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The Washington Post must have been feeling left out; today it joined the New York Times in violating the Espionage Act by revealing secrets about the United States' intelligence-gathering means and methods. Like the Times, the Post relies on anti-administration leakers, who themselves are committing felonies, to publish previously-unreported details of the NSA's efforts to identify terrorists both abroad and inside the United States.
The program described by the Post sounds like a data-mining effort not unlike the "Echelon" program of the Clinton years. It is unclear whether this is part of, or separate from, the terrorist surveillance program previously disclosed by the Times' leakers. The Post tries hard to make the program sound both sinister and unsuccessful:
Fewer than 10 U.S. citizens or residents a year, according to an authoritative account, have aroused enough suspicion during warrantless eavesdropping to justify interception of their domestic calls, as well. That step still requires a warrant from a federal judge, for which the government must supply evidence of probable cause.
Well, let's say it averages five per year; over the four years since September 11, that's 20 solid leads on terrorists inside the United States. I think virtually anyone would say those are worthwhile results, and any administration that didn't employ such a program would be seriously remiss.
The Post's discussion of legal issues surrounding the program is, frankly, ignorant. The paper never refers to the unbroken chain of federal appellate court decisions holding that the President has inherent constitutional power as Commander in Chief to conduct domestic surveillance (let alone international) without a warrant, for foreign intelligence purposes. Absent that recognition, discussion of the legality of the program is meaningless. Here is what the Post does have to say:
The scale of warrantless surveillance, and the high proportion of bystanders swept in, sheds new light on Bush's circumvention of the courts. National security lawyers, in and out of government, said the washout rate raised fresh doubts about the program's lawfulness under the Fourth Amendment, because a search cannot be judged "reasonable" if it is based on evidence that experience shows to be unreliable. ***
Valuable information remains valuable even if it comes from one in a thousand intercepts. But government officials and lawyers said the ratio of success to failure matters greatly when eavesdropping subjects are Americans or U.S. visitors with constitutional protection. The minimum legal definition of probable cause, said a government official who has studied the program closely, is that evidence used to support eavesdropping ought to turn out to be "right for one out of every two guys at least." Those who devised the surveillance plan, the official said, "knew they could never meet that standard — that's why they didn't go through" the court that supervises the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
That last point is right: FISA simply has no application to the kind of data mining operation described by the Post. But the paper's discussion of the Fourth Amendment is ill-informed. Many, many searches are conducted without warrants, and without probable cause. To take just one familiar example, every time I board an airplane, my luggage is searched. This is done without a warrant, and the government lacks probable cause to believe that I am carrying a weapon. Nevertheless, searching my luggage is constitutional because it satisfies the standard of the Fourth Amendment: it is reasonable. Likewise, the NSA's data mining program, as described by the Post, is reasonable because 1) catching terrorists operating inside the U.S. is absolutely vital to our security, and 2) the program is likely to turn up significant leads to such terrorists.
If this, or any other, NSA program is reasonable, it is constitutional under the Fourth Amendment; if it is constitutional under the Fourth Amendment, it is within the President's authority as Commander in Chief to order it without recourse to Congress or the courts.
Actually, screening of passengers and their luggage at airports, which was upheld as reasonable in United States v. Davis, 482 F.2d 893, 905 (9th Cir. 1973), is a good analogy to the kind of computer-driven analysis of electronic communications described by the Post. In Davis, the court said:
The appropriate standards for evaluating the airport search program under the Fourth Amendment are found in a series of Supreme Court cases relating to 'administrative' searches.
The court went on to say that the "essence" of these cases is "that searches conducted as part of a general regulatory scheme in furtherance of an administrative purpose, rather than as part of a criminal investigation to secure evidence of a crime, may be permissible under the Fourth Amendment though not supported by a showing of probable cause directed to a particular place or person to be searched." The "administrative purpose," in Davis, was "to prevent the carrying of weapons and explosives aboard aircraft, and thereby to prevent hijackings." The court concluded, "To pass constitutional muster, an administrative search must meet the Fourth Amendment's standard of reasonableness."
Similarly, the interception and computer processing of vast numbers of international communications can be characterized as an "administrative search" which, like airport screening, is directed toward identifying terrorists and thereby preventing terrorist attacks inside the U.S. If TSA employees can look through your underwear without probable cause and without a warrant on the one in a million chance that you might be a terrorist, why can't electronic equipment intercept and analyze your international phone calls for the same reason?
SCOTT adds: See also A.J. Strata's "NSA story is a tissue of liberal lies."
UPDATE: On Fox News Sunday this morning, General Michael Hayden said that the Post got the facts wrong. This is RedState's summary:
Wallace's first guest on FNS was General Michael Hayden, the deputy director of National Intelligence. He trashed a Sunday morning WashPost piece asserting that the NSA program has not caught very many suspected terrorists. Hayden argued that the number of FISA applications in not a valid measure. He countered the WashPost assertion that the NSA screens massive lots of electronic communications looking for key words which would prompt direct surveillance. "THIS IS NOT TRUE," said the general. He said that the program was not "a drift net" covering "Lackawana, Fremont, and Dearborn."
Analysts have to believe that there is an al Qaeda connection before the communications can be monitored in any way, he said.
Maybe the administration is planting wrong information about the NSA's surveillance programs in the press to confuse the terrorists. (Just kidding, but at this point it might not be a bad idea.)

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Kasich refusing to take responsibility for blocking dangerous animal ban
The Dispatch is reporting that Kasich is still refusing to take any responsibility for blocking Ted Strickland's dangerous animal ban that would have prevented the recent disaster in Zanesville in which dozens of rare, endangered Bengal tigers and other exotic and dangerous animals had to be killed by Sheriff's deputies.
As they correctly point out, Strickland's Executive Order prevented people convicted of abuse or neglect of animals from owning exotic pets. And Terry Thompson, the owner of the lions, tigers, bears and other animals that were killed in Zanesville, did have such a conviction and would not have been able to own these animals if Strickland's order had not been blocked by Kasich.
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Speaking at a conference in Canton, Ohio, today, Kasich called the situation "a mess" and a " terrible thing," but took no blame for allowing Strickland's order to lapse.
Instead, Kasich and his people have spent the past few days coming up with excuses.
Back in early January, when Kasich first heard about the exotic animal ban, he said he was inclined to keep the order in place. But by late January, Kasich had changed his tune and decided to block the order after hearing from "small-business owners with questions and concerns."
Now that a major incident has occured as a result of his blocking the ban, Kasich is again changing his story.
Over the past two days Kasich has had his appointees and supporters out defending his choice to block the ban, hoping to prevent his poll numbers from sinking even lower as a result of this disaster.
Kasich appointee Bill Damschroder, chief legal counsel for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, has been out telling people that the Kasich administration decided to block the ban after they "determined that the executive order 'exceeded the agency's authority.'"
And Jungle Jack Hanna, a Kasich supporter (he gave Kasich/Taylor $7500 in campaign contributions) is now making the rounds on national TV claiming it's not Kasich's fault. Jack was on Maddow last night defending the Governor saying even if Strickland's original ban had been left in place, there wasn't anyone to enforce it and no place to put the animals if they had to be taken away.
Side Note: Hanna has also come out in favor of Kasich's plan to allow fracking in the state. I generally like Jungle Jack – but I really think he should stick to conservation and making TV shows and stay out of politics.
So before the incident, Kasich had decided to block the dangerous animal ban because small business owners didn't like it.
And now, after deputies were forced to kill dozens of animals, Kasich is claiming it was due to deficiencies in Strickland's original executive order?
"If there's some way I could've prevented it, I would." Kasich said in Canton.
Yes, if only there was SOME way for John Kasich, Governor of the state of Ohio, arguably the most powerful man in Ohio right now, to have banned large, dangerous predators from being owned by a guy convicted of animal abuse or neglect. If only there was SOME way to do that. But what could John Kasich POSSIBLY have done differently?
Kasich seems quite happy to claim responsibility for all of the good things that Ted Strickland's administration accomplished. But when something goes wrong, Kasich is quick to deny responsibility, even though it seems likely the disaster could have been prevented, or at least made less severe, had he not blocked Governor Strickland's executive order.
It's disasters like this that can define a leader. The good ones step up, take ownership and work tirelessly to get the problem solved. The rest focus on the political implications and spend all their time trying to avoid blame. Anyone want to guess which kind of leader Kasich is turning out to be?
The child is in way over his head and can't find his way to shore. This will prevent him from seeking higher office because no one will let him forget who had to come in and clean up his mess.
Nobody could have foreseen….
OOps, I meant that people are more important than "small biz"……
Public safety is uppermost in my mind as long as we don't have to pay them…..
How can I blame Strickland or Obama?>>>>>>OK I'll blame Strickland—-done!
Not me I didn't do it….
Doesn't the free market work great….
Less regulation makes everyone freer to do stoopid stuff
I had not realized that Hanna was such a Kasich-lover. That's the last time I spend any money at his zoo.
He didn't take any responsibility for the fall of Lehman Brothers, either. He didn't take any responsibility for breaking traffic laws. And at the end of 2014 he won't take any responsibility for trashing the state of Ohio
Funny that even his excuse can be used against him "Even if the law was kept in place, nobody was there to enforce it"…well now…who's fault is that?? You're the guy in charge sir, if we can find a zillion guys to run these small business initiatives, we can find a crew to enforce animal laws.
the zoo is a great thing for the city to have. take it out on hanna, not the zoo.


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1. The girls and I have been binge-watching old episodes of Frasier on Netflix this summer. They (okay, we!) have become enchanted with Niles Crane and his infatuation with Daphne Moon.
I don't know why I didn't watch this show when it was on in the 90s, but I didn't, so much of this is new to me too. This week we watched Niles and Daphne finally declare their love for each other and I was delighted to turn my head and watch Izzy and Rosie swooning over the romance. We still have a few more seasons to get through, but this is my favorite scene from Season 2
2. We're back in the pre-cross country running groove. Rosie's ankles are feeling good and she is trying to build up her endurance and mileage.
The problem is, that girl can run 3 miles at an easy pace, talking with her friends, in around 30 minutes without really trying, and that doesn't give me much of a chance to get a 4-mile walk in!! What I'll have to do is be ready to take off as soon as the coach's car pulls in so that I at least have a chance to walk 2 miles. This is going to make me miss those days when Noah was on the team running 6 to 12 miles - at least that would give me a full hour to walk!
3. Izzy started a semi-apprenticeship at the art gallery this week and is learning to mount her own pictures. She has a 20-foot wall to fill up for her graduation party which is only a month away! She also learned to do some drywall mudding last week. This month promises to be a busy one for her.
4. Another life lesson learned. If your child decides to cohabitate, make sure they get at least some utilities in their name and pay their rent with checks. It sure is difficult to establish credit without a paper trail!
5. Last week I had to send out the reminders for our family reunion AND Izzy's graduation announcements. That all came to $43 in postage. Then I noted that I had the date wrong for the family reunion - ugh. Luckily, there is a Facebook page as well as an e-mail list and I was able to admit my error and ask my cousins to let their kin know of my error.
A double check of Izzy's announcement showed me that I at least had that date right!
6. Mom left me with a lot of books and I recently started reading them. Many of them are Catholic and she has made little notes in the margins and did a lot of underlining. I thought, maybe reading these might give me some more understanding of my Mom's understanding of the faith. This will be a long-standing project.
7. We got a new parochial vicar this week. He's a brand new priest and this week I am helping him with his first ever wedding! He called me today to touch base and ask me a bit about how we do things at the parish. I was thrilled.
After the call, I came downstairs and told the kids how neat it was to have the new priest call me and ask for my help.
"That won't happen to me again until you get ordained, Noah!"
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I've decided I want to have two Lightroom catalogs. My primary catalog with all my photos going back forever and ever. And one just for the current year. Yes, I know it is February but this is easy to do. In your library module, click on all photographs at the top of the Catalog module. Hit "G" for grid mode and click on Metadata. Sort by date. You now have 2013. CTR-A/CMD-A to select all. Hold your ALT key and the export button will change to Export Catalog. Call the new catalog 2013 Library or some such identifier. Export with the images and previews. You can now open the .lrc file called "2013 Library". Then, at the end of the year, you do the same thing and then go to your MAIN catalog and import the 2013 catalog. All your data will be preserved.
Why would I do this? Well, here are a few reasons:
- Keeps my images manageable by allowing me to just see the work on the current year images
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SYLMAR, Calif. --A small brush fire broke out Thursday afternoon along Ortega Highway.Fire officials say the blaze has burned at least 150 acres since erupting shortly after noon near Ortega Highway and Tenaja Truck Trail. The fire was about 25 percent contained Thursday evening.
The fire is in the Ortega Mountains of the Cleveland National Forest, about 10 miles west of Lake Elsinore.
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Comedy Central decided not to renew it for another season....so now it ends without a proper finale, while the Simpsons do crap like this, and is still running:
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I'll give this to Zenescope Entertainment, when it comes to variant covers for comic book conventions and events, the copany goes all out with covers that rival any booth babe that might be in attendance at the show. Take the jump for a recent roundup of the company exclusive covers.
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Cheesecake for everyone!
I lol'ed. :)
I have this sudden craving for honeydew melon. ;p


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The moment of silence,
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The stillness moves us,
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There are thousands of service members deployed each Christmas. For me, it was actually the best time of my deployment. I had a bunch of generous friends back home send money, my family sent me a bunch of stockings, and a couple buddies and I were able to buy a few little things from the PX for each person in the unit. Here's what it looked like:
We also had a decent meal for Christmas Day, complete with a very special guest (with accompanying security detail):
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Yes, yes, I know it has been months since I have even done this post but I felt today was a solid day to take another stab at rating some foreign players in the MLS, as well as the big name designated players that have made such great impacts on this season already.
Again, I know the headline reads 'DP Scorecard', but this is a rating of other foreign stars in the MLS today. So please save me the time and effort about complaining that this guy isn't a DP and that another guy is. I know who is and isn't just as everyone else does.
Which that said, there are still a couple guys that have yet to suit up so their grades are a bit incomplete but I will rate their impact and potential for now, just as I had done before.
David Beckham (LA Galaxy) – A+
Blanco (Chicago Fire) – C
Basically these are the same grades as the last time I did this post a couple months ago. I thought about dropping Blanco even more than a 'C' but I will continue to give him the benefit of the doubt that he will actually make some sort of impact on the Fire this season. Beckham continues to get an A+ in my book until I see something that otherwise changes my opinion that his signing was anything bad for the league.
Now to the rest of the players whom have played and impacted their clubs this season:
Roberto Brown (Colorado Rapids) – Early on Brown had a decent impact on the Rapids. He was scoring goals and helping his club along nicely but just like his club, once the month of May hit so did the wall for Brown. No goals in as many games and very minimal impact on his club. Then again, with the lack of offense that the Rapids have endured over the recent months, its hard to really put all the blame on Brown. WVH Rating: D+
Luciano Emilio (DC United) – What can you say about Emilio right now. Definitely an All-Star snub and definitely is a guy who could legitimately score 20 goals this season. The United may be a bit up and down at the moment but Emilio's scoring certainly is not. Nice to see this signing not go to waste like some others have this season. WVH Rating: A
Fred (DC United) – Unlike Emilio, I can't say a whole lot about Fred. Sure some goals and assist have been there but it took a while for them all to come. I will be fair in this and at least improve his rating from the last time I did this and bump it up. WVH Rating: B-
Guillermo Barros Schelotto (Columbus Crew): Probably one of my favorite players right now in the league. He has definitely lifted the Crew from the bottom of the barrel in the east and in the league table. His passes are spot on and he is second in the league in assist behind Steve Ralston. I still think he could very well lead the league in assist when it is all said and done at the end of the year. Until then, Schelotto is making many clubs wish they had gone after him before the Crew had. WVH Rating: A
Carlos Marinelli (Kansas City Wizards): When Marinelli is on the pitch, things are pretty much in sync for the Wizards in the middle and when he isn't there things are a bit different. He definitely knows how to control the middle of the field nicely and he does a good enough job distributing up top to Eddie Johnson and others. Though, I feel that he and the rest of the Wizards have wasted too many chances this season. They should be leading the east but instead they trail New England going into the All-Star break. Injuries will play apart in this rating as Marinelli has missed a few games. WVH Rating: C+
Juan Pablo Angel (New York Red Bulls): He may have been a bit cold as of late and got red carded in his match last night, but there is no doubt that Angel's impact on the Red Bulls has been anything but good. Nine goals already in his short time with the Red Bulls have kept the New York club around the top of the table in the east. Angel needs to find a way out of his funk once he returns from suspension after the All-Star game. If he isn't able to do that then this rating will definitely drop, until then it is going to remain fairly high. WVH Rating: A-
Claudio Reyna (New York Red Bulls): In all honesty, Reyna hasn't had the impact that many expected him to have. Injuries have kept him out of some games but the games he has been in the Red Bulls have done fairly well. Reyna will be the leader once the stretch run gets into full gear here soon. New York needs Reyna to be Captain America and lead them into the MLS Cup. It can be done. WVH Rating: B+
Carl Robinson (Toronto FC): At times I think Robinson is everything that he is being paid for and at other times I find him a bit useless on the field for the Reds. Things have looked better once Ronnie O'Brien came back from injury for Robinson and the rest of the Reds. He is making some players around him look good while there are some guys making Robinson look better than he is. Just a weird situation there if you ask me. WVH Rating: C-
Danny Dichio (Toronto FC): Dichio is a fun character to watch for Toronto I think. I have enjoyed watching him bully other defenders and let them know he is there to play. Once he settled into how things work in the MLS, he has been fine. Leading Toronto in goals and helping them get into the playoff picture and actually look like they aren't an expansion side. He will get some props from me for scoring Toronto's first ever goal in this rating as well. WVH Rating: B
Juan Carlos Toja (FC Dallas): Everyone loves Toja and with good reason. He has really lifted this Dallas squad that has serious issues in the midfield to start the season. He has had some help as well but for the most part he has become a delight to watch out on the pitch. There are times that he is a little too crazy on the ball and will turn the ball over just as much as he gain possession from the opposite team. Sometimes I get frustrated watching him but for the most part he is a great example that the league needs to continue to go by in that they don't have to find good players in Europe to play here. WVH Rating: A-
Pablo Ricchetti (FC Dallas): And another guy that has helped lift the Hoops this season. He has really changed the defense and the midfield as well. Sure there has been an adjustment period with how the league's officials are but Ricchetti has done well this season learning and playing. He and Toja have made the midfield of Dallas one of the better midfields in the league right now. Not to mention Ricchetti may be one of the most underrated players in the league today. WVH Rating: B-
Carlos Pavon (LA Galaxy): Pavon may need another game or two to really become adjusted to the style of play in the MLS. But from what I have seen in brief highlights on his play so far, he will be a force up top for the Galaxy. LA lacked a solid finisher up top early on this season and they may have landed one in Pavon. He is big and he knows where to be on crosses, something that should come in handy real soon with Beckham involved. His grade will be incomplete for the time being but I would expect it to be around a B or a high C after a game or two. WVH Rating: Incomplete
Abel Xavier (LA Galaxy): His rating will be a bit low because he hasn't exactly changed the horrible Galaxy defense but then again he hasn't had a lot of games to do any sort of changing. I think Xavier will be the right kind of defender that the Galaxy need in the back. He has some personality and that also should help in some ways I think. I wouldn't be surprised if he too gets on the end of some Beckham crosses before long. WVH Rating: C
That is all the players I will rate for now. I know there will be more DPs on the way in the coming weeks as Dallas, Real Salt Lake, Colorado, and Kansas City have all been rumored to be looking at some players that will be listed as a DP or slightly below that level. If I may have missed someone let me know and I will add them later on.
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Sunday, August 6, 2017
Volunteer day action!
Emily weeded the top area and moved lots of mulch around to uncover some buried Santolinas.
Matt took on the task of hacking fennel. Some of the ones on the back slope had gotten out of control and needed a chop so badly. They really need to be dug out completely to do the job right, btu when you're pressed for time cutting them to the ground is almost as good.
Chris loves to cut down plants, so I think I made him happy by asking him to cut down the cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) - it is finished flowering and will be back in about a month with some lovely new growth. He then moved on to the Phormium on the lower path which has never had a real trim. It lost every leaf that looked dry, so quite a severe haircut!
Coprosma australis (variegated) that's had some ill-considered trims over the years. Really it needs to be cut to the ground and started afresh, but he took out quite a lot as an interim measure, and we'll see how it responds by next month.
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Mr Ross looks sharp as ever coming into Oklahoma Classic
Mr Ross is the boss of the current crop of Oklahoma-breds, and his dominance should be on display Sunday when he goes after his third consecutive win in the Classic Stakes at Remington Park. The $90,000 race is the richest of seven statebred stakes that will make up the ninth annual Oklahoma Classics Day. Together, the restricted races are worth $365,000.
Mr Ross, who with $853,516 in earnings ranks as the third richest accredited Oklahoma-bred in history behind millionaires Slew O Damascus and Clever Trevor, seems to tower over his five rivals in the
1 1/16-mile Classic. He is in the midst of his best season, winning a pair of Grade 3 stakes at Oaklawn Park this spring before finishing second in that track's Grade 1 Oaklawn Handicap. He also finished second in the Grade 3 Texas Mile at Lone Star Park.
Following the Texas Mile, Mr Ross was given a four-month layoff. He returned to action Sept. 14 and won the $75,000 Silver Bullet Centennial Handicap at Remington Park, which pushed his earnings for the current year to $345,900, tops among all accredited Oklahoma-breds in 2001.
"[His season] has been more than we expected going into it," said Donnie Von Hemel, who trains Mr Ross for his breeder, Don McNeill. "We thought he would be competitive in his races at Oaklawn, [but] to be second in the Handicap was beyond anything we had hoped for. He's gotten better every year."
Voladora, the popular 6-year-old who ranks second behind Mr Ross on this year's Oklahoma-bred earnings list with a bankroll of $177,925, takes on the well-regarded 3-year-old Devout Sinner in the $50,000 Young Stables Distaff.
The mile-and-70-yard race for fillies and mares has drawn eight, with favoritism likely to go to Devout Sinner, who defeated Voladora when the two last met in the seven-furlong Black Mesa Handicap, finishing a respective first and fourth in the Sept. 30 race at Remington Park.
"[Voladora] was in some traffic for most of the race, and the one turn wasn't her lick," said Von Hemel,who has given the mount to Kevin Cogburn. "I'm very happy with the way she's trained up to this race, [so] maybe we can turn the tables on Devout Sinner."
Devout Sinner has won half of her six career starts for owner-trainer Joan Charlton.
In other races, Medium Rare seems poised to turn the tables on defending champ Findaway in this year's $50,000 Lazy E Ranch Sprint. In his last start, Medium Rare was beaten a neck as the favorite against open company in the $30,000 Remington Sprint Handicap.
Pesky Rascal should be sharp for the $50,000 Diamond G Ranch Turf over one-mile after honing his skills sprinting last out for Von Hemel. His chief threat appears to be the Steve Hobby-trained Mahal.
Among juveniles, Mighty Beau should appreciate getting back to racing with statebreds in the $50,000 Daily Oklahoman Sports Page after finishing a close second in a local overnight stakes, while the stakes-placed Here Comes Kari, Bayakoa's Image and Tontitown Lady meet in the $50,000 Lassie.
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PIA Urges Repeal of Burdensome Provision in Healthcare Law Requiring 1099 Filings for All Transactions Over $600
Requirement Would Bury Small Business Under a Mountain of Needless Paperwork
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, September 7, 2010 - The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (PIA) is calling for the repeal of a provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act before it comes into effect in 2012.
Section 9006 of the new healthcare law requires that businesses of all sizes, as well as governments and nonprofits, file a 1099 form with the Internal Revenue Service reporting any purchases they make of goods or services of $600 or more in a tax year from any individual or business, including corporations. Currently, businesses only need to file 1099s when they buy services and only when the vendor is an unincorporated person or business.
"This places an unacceptably onerous burden on businesses of all sizes," said PIA National Executive Vice President & CEO Leonard C. Brevik. "If allowed to take effect, this provision will impose a substantial reporting and paperwork burden on governments, nonprofits and businesses - especially small businesses - dramatically increasing costs."
"This will bury small business under a mountain of needless paperwork," Brevik said, adding that the expanded 1099 reporting requirement will distort the marketplace by driving purchases away from small businesses. "Small business is the growth engine of the American economy, and this provision throws sand into that engine."
In a September 7 letter to Congressional leaders, PIA noted that "this new, expanded mandate may have the unintended consequence of encouraging buyers of goods and services to consolidate their purchases with large vendors instead of doing business with smaller firms, in order to avoid this excessive paperwork."
"In addition, this expansive and expensive federal requirement also greatly raises costs for nonprofits, and is an unfunded mandate on financially-pressed state and local governments," the PIA letter states.
The Senate is expected to take up at least two amendments to an unrelated bill next week: One would eliminate the 1099 provision; another would exempt businesses with fewer than 25 employees, raise the reporting threshold to purchases above $5,000 and exclude those made with a credit card. In the House, Rep. Daniel E. Lundren (R-Calif.) has introduced the Small Business Paperwork Mandate Elimination Act (H.R. 5141) to repeal the provision. The Senate companion bill, S.3578, was introduced by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.).
"The IRS is already working on procedures to implement this expanded 1099 reporting requirement," Brevik said. "We need to work hard to kill it."
PIA has joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) in calling for the repeal of Section 9006 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
"This is a classic example of unintended consequences," said PIA National Director of Federal Affairs Mike Becker. "Designed as a means of helping to close the tax gap, this new reporting mandate erodes competitiveness, places small businesses at greater risk and jeopardizes economic recovery. Fortunately, fixing it is simple and straightforward."
Founded in 1931, PIA is a national trade association that represents member insurance agents and their employees who sell and service all kinds of insurance, but specialize in coverage of automobiles, homes and businesses. PIA members are Local Agents Serving Main Street America SM. PIA's web address is www.pianet.com.
Click here to read PIA's letter to Congressional leaders (9/7/10)


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You have arrived here from Carrie's blog we have 18 consultants participating in this spotlight hop. If you lose your place while moving through the blog hop the complete list of participating consultants can be found here.
I like dies and have a fair amount of them. I used a ribbon die with Sea Glass glitter cardstock.
I stamped and distressed all the edges in Slate Grey.
I used the Mixing Elements pattern from Cherish How-To book. The blank element on the right page is where the journaling will go. I feel Sea Glass cardstock complements the floral pattern paper.
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CTMH How-To's: Cherish {Mixing Elements pg. 24-25}
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Pt. 4,600m, Stressful Rain, attempt. Gianni Cilia and I planned to visit the Miyar Valley to try the big west-facing wall of Three Peaks Mountain (the unclimbed 6,000+m peak at the head of the Dali Glacier), which I tried in 2003. However, flooding of the Miyar River damaged bridges in the valley, making it impossible to reach the normal base camp site. We changed plans and returned along the Chandra Valley, past the turn-off leading to the Rohtang Pass and on for a little way in the direction of Batal and the Kunzum La. This journey took six hours in an off- road vehicle.
On August 4, before reaching a point on the road lying due north of 6,221m Indrasan, we moved south and established a base camp. Here we located a steep rock wall leading to a tower with an altitude of ca 4,600m. On the 8th we set up an advanced base below the wall, but the weather turned bad and prevented climbing until the 11th, when we climbed 15 pitches (600m) up the face to a ledge and good bivouac site. On the 14th, after another spell of rain, we climbed another 11 pitches and left fixed rope before returning to the bivouac. At this point Gianni started to feel weak and unwell.
I stayed at the bivouac site alone, sitting out bad weather, until on the 22nd I was able to solo up to the ridge that would lead to the summit. However, I was eventually forced to retreat, unable to negotiate complex slabs. On the 25th I tried again, this time in a more direct line. After 1,450m of climbing from the foot of the wall, I reached the end of the major technical difficulties, where an easy rock ridge rose left for 200- 300m to the summit. Typically, the weather was bad again, and as time was running out, I descended. After spending a week at the bivouac alone, I'd added another seven pitches (310m of climbing).
Although we didn't reach the summit, we have called the peak Ezio Bartolomei Tower and the unfinished route, Stressful Rain. Apart from one bolt, we used only traditional removable protection in our 33 pitches. There were two pitches of 6c and many between 5+ and 6b.
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Recipes from Our Farmers' Market
Recipes from Our Farmers' Market
13 March 2015
A Roast Dinner
Roasted pork belly is a wonderful thing as long as two essentials have been met: perfect crackling and meltingly tender meat. Although this is quite a fatty cut of pork, which is one reason why it is so full of flavour, much of the fat drains out during the cooking. Use the fat to roast the roast potatoes.
When choosing pork belly remember that the darker looking the skin the better the crackling, and for ultra-crispiness you need to have the skin as dry as possible before you cook it. I leave it in the fridge for about three days with the skin exposed while the rest is covered in cling-film.
An hour or two before cooking I make a mix of creamed garlic, sea salt, crushed toasted fennel seeds using pestle and mortar and then add a slosh of olive oil to it. This I rub liberally into the meat, forcing it in between flesh and fat and down between the cuts in the skin but avoiding getting too much on the skin itself. Then just before I put the meat in a very hot oven I rub the skin with sea salt.
Apart from the initial 30 minute blast of heat to get the crackling started this is a cut I like to cook slowly in a low oven - depending on size - perhaps for three, four hours or even longer. To finish the crackling I'll give it another blast of heat at the end if necessary. Then I remove it from the roasting pan, drain and separate the fat and meat juices into a jug. The meat I put somewhere warm to rest while I roast the potatoes. Ideally these will be a floury type like Maris Piper which I have boiled first cut into smallish bits. Once cooked they go into the roasting pan with enough of the saved pork fat to roast them. I season with a little salt and roll them gently around in the fat until they are well covered and then roast on a high-ish heat for around 30 -40 minutes until crisp and golden.
Meanwhile, having chopped and blanched the cabbage so it is just cooked but still nice and crisp, I'll drain it well and leave to one side while I dry roast a teaspoonful of caraway seeds in a clean frying pan. Once they begin to release their aroma I add some olive oil and butter; when it is sizzling, in go a couple of chopped leeks. Turning the heat down I cook them gently until they are soft and beginning to caramelise here and there. Then leaving the pan to one side I'll finish the vegetable element just before I'm ready to serve up by tipping the drained cabbage into the frying pan, turning up the heat slightly and mixing cabbage, leeks and caraway seed well together until hot and ready to serve. I taste and add salt and pepper if necessary.
For the 'crumble' I core and slice a couple of sweet dessert apples into about 16 slices each. These I lightly fry in butter until both sides are a good colour. Once cooked I remove them from the pan to a warm place and using the same pan with a bit more butter if necessary, fry about a 4 inch length of black pudding, skin removed and cut into thick slices. It will start to crisp up and crumble into bits as I stir it around.
Once the potatoes are done I'll spoon them onto a hot dish, turning the oven down low so that all the elements: meat, potatoes, apples and black pudding will keep warm while I make the gravy. And of course the dinner plates.
First I drain most of the excess fat from the roasting pan. Then pour some cider in and on a high heat reduce it slightly and cook off the alcohol. Then I pour the saved meat juices in and add water plus 1/2 a Knorr pork stock cube and stir well. I'll stir in a teaspoon or so of grain mustard, thicken it slightly with some McDougalls thickening granules and while it is boiling finish by stirring in a few slices of cold butter. I'll taste it and maybe add a squeeze of lemon juice to enhance the flavour
That's the last job with everything else warm and ready to serve. i carve the pork into chunky slices making sure that everyone gets a good serving of the meat and the crackling. I place a chef's ring on each plate and carefully lay in the apple slices and top with the black pudding. Once gently pressed down I'll lift off the rings leaving a nice round of crumble on each plate. I'll finish with a little gravy poured over the meat and put the rest into a jug. The potatoes and cabbage go into heated dishes to go to the table for people to help themselves.
Bon Appetit
Chocolate Cherry Fondant with Yogurt Ice Cream
As with soufflés there always seems to be an unwarranted amount of fuss surrounding the making of chocolate fondants. In fact they really are the simplest of puddings to make and have the merit that one is able to prepare everything in advance, only needing to pop them into the pre-heated oven as you clear away the dinner plates. Success lies in cooking at the right temperature for the correct amount of time - and that is easy.
I like to serve this with my own ice cream made with a mix of yogurt and crême fraîche though a shop-bought one is fine too. The sweet sharpness is a perfect foil for the rich chocolate fondant.
A couple of years ago I made several jars of cherries in Armagnac. They are great in a glass of fizz with a drop of the alcoholic cherry juice but there are limits to how many times one wants to drink this. In this recipe I have found another good use for them though you could, equally, make the same thing with semi-dried prunes soaked in brandy.
For 4
Pre-heat Oven to 200C/Gas8
70g of cherries, stones removed and cherries chopped
20ml brandy or Armagnac
cocoa powder for dusting dariole pots
100g dark chocolate 70+
100g unsalted butter plus a little extra for wiping the inside of the pots
2 large eggs
50g caster sugar
25g plain flour
Put a baking tray in the oven to get hot.
Butter the insides of 4 dariole moulds and dust with cocoa powder
Melt the chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl placed over - but not touching - a pan of simmering water. Gently blend the butter and chocolate together. Leave to cool a little.
With an electric whisk beat the eggs and sugar together until the mixture is thick and mousse-like and holds a trail. (This will take at least 5 minutes or more and is an important step. It is ready when you can drip some of the mixture back into the bowl and it sits on the surface of the mousse for a moment before sinking down).
Fold the blended butter and chocolate into the mousse. Sift the flour over the mixture and fold in carefully. Gently fold in the cherries and brandy.
Divide the mixture between the moulds.
If you are making them in advance the moulds can be refrigerated for up to 2 hours.
Bake the fondants on the hot tray in the pre-heated oven for 10 minutes. If you are cooking refrigerated ones then allow 12 minutes instead.
Remove from oven and serve straight away with a spoonful of yogurt ice cream
Roast Belly of Pork with an Apple and Black Pudding Crumble,
Hispi Cabbage and Leeks,
Roast Potatoes and Cider Gravy
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How to Create an Bursting Content Calendar for 2015
Going into a new year we like to look at what we should do to make elements of our content marketing improve, and this year is no different. Since content is still the once and future king, it is completely appropriate to give it importance.
We have to do this, keeping in mind of course that the landscape for content marketing currently demands quality, and a little bit more extensive work, which means planning and leverage are two key elements we'll need to embrace.
So let's jump right into what you should consider when doing your content marketing planning.
7 Ideas for content that you can utilize in 2015
Use more Video – You've heard this before, but the effectiveness of video for content marketing is becoming more and more widespread. There's simply no end in sight, and the fact is video remains a fantastic vehicle for delivering magnificent visual content. If you haven't by now, make expanding your video for content marketing a priority this year.
Use social media more effectively – Take full advantage of what social media can do for your content marketing. It can be a platform, it can promote, and it can also be a valuable intelligence tool.
See what worked in 2014 – Go back through your analytics and customer interactions in 2014 and see what people are talking about, and which pages and topics were most visited. This is a clue!
Ask the horse's mouth – Ask your audience directly what they like or want to see, through the use of a poll, quiz, contest or survey. Bribe them if necessary!
Get into Repurposing your content – What worked before can work again, in a slightly different form. A popular post can morph into a video, slideshow, Facebook post or more.
Content Curation – Curating awesome content from other sites is a good way to import great content, gain authority and offer value for your readers.
Try something new – There are undoubtedly forms of content you've yet to try that your audience may find interesting and informative. This might include podcasts, image directories like Pinterest and Instagram, or more. Don't be afraid to experiment!


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I've been home for almost a week, and it's been wonderful. My days have been filled with chicken burritos, the gym, and lots of sleeping (in that order too, I think!). Which is why my blog has been pretty silent lately.
Hope everyone is having a great week!
However, I have some little sessions coming up that I hope to post soon. And I'm hoping to attend some photography workshops while I'm out here as well.
So for now, here's a picture of my special kitty, Sembei. (Sembei means rice cracker in Japanese). She's an Abyssinian and Abe and I got her when we lived in Tokyo and we brought her with us to L.A. a couple of years ago but due to some international regulations, we were unable to bring her back to Japan with us. We were pretty devastated. Last summer when we came home, she completely ignored us and hissed at us whenever we tried to pick her up. It was pretty sad. Well, I can happily report that this trip home, she finally overcame her grudge against us and has been our sidekick on this trip. She even slept with me in the bed last night! Awwwww! It was nice to be reunited with Sembei. :)
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It seems like an eternity since Tom Clancy's The Division was announced but it's finally here and we've put it through its paces. Was it worth the wait? Was the scripted co-op dialogue in early gameplay demos close to reality? Let's take a peek and find out.
It's Black Friday in New York City and despite the fact that fewer people carry cash these days, a real piece of work named Amherst decides to smear a custom-made version of the Smallpox virus all over paper currency, which is hilariously dubbed (at first, anyway) the Dollar Flu. This spreads rapidly and has an enormously high mortality rate, which causes widespread panic, the institution of martial law, and eventually, the activation of a group of super agents known as The Division.
As a Division agent, it's your job to clean up the streets of NYC by hunting down Amherst and all of the goons who seized opportunity during the chaos. Four "factions" have taken to the streets for various reasons, but all of them end up with you shooting them in the face. Early on, you'll face rioters - hoodie-clad youngsters who are out to get what's "theirs." (Bullets in the head.) There's an interesting faction called the Cleaners, who regularly cosplay as the Pyro from Team Fortress 2 and whose end goal is to burn everyone they think could possibly be infected. You shoot them in their fuel tanks for fun and profit.
Later on, you come across the Rikers, who are escaped convicts from the Rikers Island prison, favoring heavier weapons and shotguns. You'll probably end up shooting them too, but their tendency to roam in packs made explosions my favorite way to take them out. Finally, you'll face the Last Man Battalion, because it wouldn't be a Clancy game without some kind of rogue PMC showing up to start trouble. Guess what you do to them! (Spoilers: lethal doses of hot lead)
New York City's midtown areas are extremely well rendered in The Division, and I've tapped our good friend Nick to add his thoughts on this later on in the review.
At its core, The Division is an extremely competent cover shooter with a couple nice additions. Aiming your reticle at any other piece of cover and holding the 'snap to cover' button will cause your agent to sprint towards it and then take cover there. The system governing this is smart enough to have you vault over the top of cover or run around obstacles to reach it. Additionally, in a lesson certainly cribbed from Assassin's Creed, you can hold the 'traversal' button to automatically hop over things, hood slide, or even jump onto a ladder from a full sprint.
There's a little bit of suspension of disbelief necessary when you get around to the actual shooting, since enemies tend to be of the bullet sponge variety. When you're presented with visuals and weaponry that closely resemble reality, the fact that you might unload an entire magazine into someone's snapback or hoodie and NOT kill them seems a bit silly. It feels very similar to the Borderlands games in practice.
Player abilities are earned by upgrading your Base of Operations. As you purchase upgrades, each of your wings will provide skills, perks, and talents. The Medical wing grants you abilities centered around healing or support, Tech is focused on explosives and applying debuffs to enemies, and Security provides options for the defensive-minded player. Skills are active abilities that you can bring into battle - pick two of your favorites and one 'signature' ability. Talents are passive abilities that help round out your playstyle - you can eventually pick four to have active at any time. Perks range from expanding your inventory to adding extra vendors to your Base of Operations.
Tech is probably the most entertaining of the three wings, since it gives you access to all sorts of fun gadgets. My two favorites are the Sticky Mine (modified to spew shrapnel and apply a bleeding debuff to enemies) and the Turret (which can be made to electrocute enemies or even be a remote flame thrower!)
Games like this live and die by the quality of loot they provide, and I'd hate to say it, but this is the part of the game that bums me out. Since everything is (more or less) based on reality, you're not going to get anything that looks particularly cool. The AK-47 you get at level 5 will look exactly like the ones you can find at level 30, except the numbers will be bigger.
That's slightly unfair of me, since higher qualities of weapons and armor also have different perks available, but I haven't really found anything that feels game-changing yet. There's actually more variety in the cosmetic items you can equip - the game throws a ton of jackets, boots, hats (it's a video game in 2016, of COURSE there will be hats), and even scarves.
The game's built from the ground up to be a co-op experience and it's a much more engaging experience when played with others. It'd be nice if you could see other players while you're freely roaming the world, similar to how Destiny or Journey will phase nearby players into your game, but since you can trigger matchmaking at any safehouse or at the start of all of the story missions, you shouldn't have too much trouble finding company.
Co-op is definitely the way to play. In practice, it allows you to be more aggressive, since there are some (very) basic threat mechanics in play. Basically, the louder your gun is, the more attention you can get enemies to pay to you, which lets your partners exploit openings to better position themselves to take headshots, or get in close for a shotgun blast. This also lets you be a little more flexible with the abilities you equip, since you don't have to be as much of a generalist or worry as much about taking self-healing skills.
As more players join your squad, the game will scale things in several ways, one of which is decidedly annoying. Enemies will appear in greater numbers, and often will be wearing extra armor, which changes how you'll fight them. It becomes less of a 'stop and pop' game, and you'll have to avoid getting flanked a lot more often.
Frustratingly, the level of enemies is also scaled up based on the level of the highest player in the group, whether they are the host session or not. The game first checks the level of the zone/mission, and if any player is five or more levels higher than the content, every enemy will be (at weakest) five levels below that player. So if I have a friend who grabs the game later on and wants to play some co-op with me, my level 30 will cause nearly every enemy in the game to be level 25, and that will persist even if I log out.
Aside from the campaign missions, when exploring the city you'll chance across 'encounters' and 'side missions'. Each zone in the city will have its own set of them, and with a couple exceptions, you'll do each type of side mission (uplink repair, supply defense, etc.) once per zone, and at least one of each category of encounter (hostage rescue, checkpoint defense, etc.) as well. Completing side missions will earn you a good bunch of experience and blueprints for crafting. Encounters reward experience and resources for one of the Base of Operations wings. Once you tire of this stuff, I suggest taking some trips to the Dark Zone.
The Dark Zone is one of The Division's most interesting aspects. Unlike the rest of Midtown, if you enter the Dark Zone, you'll be placed into an instance with a couple dozen other players whose level range is close to your own. I would very much recommend heading in with at least one friend.
Enemies are much stronger in the Dark Zone, and will usually drop higher quality gear than you can get outside. They'll also drop Dark Zone Credits, a separate currency used to buy items from vendors at the zone's entrance. In here, loot is "contaminated" and you can't just waltz out of there holding onto it. Once you've decided you've had enough hunting and want to check out your spoils, you'll need to head to an extraction zone and summon a helicopter to haul your loot away and give it a good scrubbing.
Here's where the game becomes a bit of a social experiment: in the Dark Zone, you can choose to work together with other players, or you can shoot them in the back when they're not looking and snag all of the Dark Zone loot and a portion of the DZ Credits they're holding. When someone calls for extraction, all other players in your instance are alerted. In my experience, about half the time you're trying to extract, someone's going to try and show up to ruin your party. Extraction takes 90 seconds, after which, the helicopter will wait for about 30 seconds for any players to attach their gear for cleansing.
The Division is a living game, and through a combination of paid and free add-ons, should grow to have more to do. For the moment, it's good for about thirty or so hours before you've got nothing left to do but grind the daily challenges for Phoenix Credits and prowl the Dark Zone. Soon, an endgame activity known as Incursions will be added, and it seems like this'll be The Division's version of a raid.
As a solo experience, The Division is a fairly repetitive grind with a handful of interesting set pieces throughout the campaign. As soon as you add extra players, or crank up the difficulty, the I find it to become vastly more enjoyable.
There are a fair number of comparisons that can be made between The Division and Destiny. Both have a lackluster story, both have character classes (to a degree), and both require new content doled out at regular intervals to sustain them. There are a fair number of differences as well, e.g., The Division uses cover-based shooting mechanics, Destiny's landscapes are beautiful in a fantastical way while The Division paints a grim reality, and The Division utilizes cover-based shooter mechanics and strategies. None of that matters. When comparing The Division and Destiny, the question isn't one of "will I like one if I like the other;" if you like loot shooters then the answer is yes. No, the real question is "will The Division push Destiny to be better, and vice versa."
As The Division stands now, there is room for improvement. The same was said of Destiny at its launch and it took that team one year to turn things around. There is some hope that The Division will be able to make the same shift faster, as they would have a kind of "lessons learned" via observation of what happened with Destiny. What's more, Ubisoft and the rest of the dev team have a real opportunity in these next few months to really impress its player base and attract new players to the game while Destiny is figuring out its new content cycle. If they can, then perhaps Bungie will have to respond in kind. What we should all be hoping for are two games that provide two experiences that are rewarding and just different enough that both can be played and enjoyed by the same group.
- JasonThe Division vs. New York City
Ubisoft and Massive should be commended for the authenticity of NYC represented in The Division. They took one of the most iconic cities in the world and managed to create a beautiful and believable post-outbreak urban environment. While we're currently limited to a compressed subsection of midtown Manhattan, the areas that are on display are surprisingly accurate to their real life counterparts. As someone who travels into the city numerous times a year I not only saw the obvious larger landmarks (Times Square, Madison Square Garden, Bryant Park, etc) - but smaller areas were accurately recreated. I frequently take the ferries into the city from Weehawken, NJ and several buildings near the waterway were accurately on display. When my wife ran the NYC Marathon last year, my daughter and I sat on a bench in a small park outside some apartments near 34th and 2nd Ave, and in the Division I was taking down Rikers in that very park. It was sort of surreal.
- Nick


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Lake County Common Pleas Court candidate announces endorsements
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Sew in China!
I am about to move to China, new country, more people and an experience of living in another part of the world! I have always dreamed of living in a new part of the world to see how it is, but I never thought it would be China. I look forward to it!
Next week I will be leaving, and I am trying to get all my sewing stuff packed and I am getting Kerstin started on using Skype. My husband has been working there since January this year. My youngest daughter is going to high school there.
I have found a lot of items in my office that I have not seen for some time. (I am cleaning up my office for the person that is going to replace me when I am away!)
Here is a pair of jeans that I did sew years ago, with an embroidery that I have digitized myself. Love the dragons. I will try to create some new dragons as I did buy a book in Japan once that has got lot of images of dragons.
Yesterday I was shopping some more fabrics, so I can start to sew directly when I get there!
I have saved a lot of pictures lately on projects we are working on and I will share as soon as I can, as we are always working on projects six month prior to the launch.
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