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Mostly looking to trade. Items for sale too, please PM with questions.
Again, bear with me as I update this list. Thanks!
MOTUC: All loose desired (None of these are really priority. I already have my core "Wants." Still want to add to my collection tough.)
BA He-Man
BA Skeletor
(Even if I don't have a figure listed, you can still offer me what you have, I may be up for it in trade)
Want a Caucasian buck (torso, chest and shoulders)
Also Caucasian biceps and forearms
Zodak pink armor and pink blaster
MOTU Vintage: All loose desired
Terror Claws Skeletor's left claw
Orko (no accessories needed)
Horde Trooper
He-Man (no accessories needed)
Battle Armor He-man
Mer-Man's belt buckle
NA He-Man's helmet, shield and power sword.
NA Skeletor
Marvel Legends & Marvel 6" Scale figs (loose desired):
Scorpion (not shiny metallic version)
Buzz-Off MOC
Count Marzo (Complete, in great shape, put back in plastic bubble, displays nicely on card. Have white mailer!)
Complete set of Mer-Man's yellow accessories (sword, trident and armor)
Complete Vykron Tank/Military outfit including head
Complete Vykron Space Ace outfit
He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe: Volume 1 - Origins DVD (10 Episodes from Season 1)
He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe: Volume 2 - Battle for Eternia DVD (10 Episodes from Season 2)
MOTU Vintage:
Hordak (w/armor, but no weapons nor cape)
Jitsu (w/armor, but no sword)
Roboto (no hand attachments, has color fading)
Stonedar's gun
Stratos (missing arms, face has paint wear)
Teela (some paint wear and missing cobra headdress/armor)
Misc. Weapons (not many, but feel free to ask)
Marvel Legends:
Angel - Red version L/C
Wal-Mart Exclusive Avengers Movie Hulk (MOC)
Sentinel Left Leg BAF piece
Marvel Universe & All other Marvel 3.75" (All MOC/MIB):
Apocalypse (MOC)
Archangel (MOC) PENDING
Archangel Deathmask Variant (MOC) PENDING
Black Widow - Romanoff Version (MOC)
Classic Avengers Team Pack (MIB)
Dark/Ultimate Magneto (MOC)
Electro (Translucent hands variant)
Falcon (MOC)
Ice Attack Frost Giant (MOC)
Iron Patriot (MOC)
Juggernaut (MOC)
NYCC Compound Hulk (MOC in Box)
Red Skull from Captain America line (MOC)
Shadowland/Black Daredevil (MOC)
Sif from Thor Movie Line (MOC)
Sorcerer's Fury Loki (MOC)
Storm (MOC)
War Machine - Good movie version one from IM 2 line (MOC)
Yellowjacket (MOC)
Marvel Universe and other Marvel 3.75" (All loose and complete, unless noted):
Wolverine - X-Force Costume (not mint)
Captain America (Ultimate/First released version)
Classic Iron Fist (one loose leg/hip ball joint, Hasbro's fault - easily fixed)
Classic Luke Cage
Hawkeye (Original bright colors)
Cyclops (Wolverine X-Men Origins movie line)
Maverick (Wolverine X-Men Origins movie line) original pistol lost, but replaced with similar gun.
Ultron (from comic 2 pack)
Mr. Fantastic (from comic 2 pack, white boots deco)
The Torch (fully flamed on)
The Thing - Negative Zone Variant (White boots)
Wonderman (from comic 2 pack)
Have G.I. Joe Retaliation figs MOC, vintage M.A.S.K. items and more!
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But in a letter to the parole board's chairman, the original trial judge, Paul Tressler, objected to the board's decision to parole Robb. In the letter, Tressler wrote that Rafael Robb showed himself during the investigation to be a "highly manipulative individual," and that such behavior continues today.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole on Wednesday reversed its decision to free a former Ivy League professor who beat his wife to death in 2006, saying he will stay locked up until 2014 at least.
The parole board's decision came just four days before Rafael Robb was to walk free.
The apparent change of heart came a day after family members of Ellen Robb met with the board chairman and submitted what they called evidence that her former husband continues to be a danger to society.
In its two-page decision to reverse itself, the parole board cited reports, evaluations and assessments, as well as a "negative recommendation" made by the original trial judge. It did not elaborate beyond that, and the parole board does not consider information before its members to be public record. But it said Rafael Robb will be reviewed again for possible parole in September 2014 or later.
Rafael Robb, now 62, has spent six years in prison and became eligible for parole a year ago when he reached his minimum sentence.
Robb was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for Ellen Robb's December 2006 slaying. He beat his wife, then 49, with a chin-up bar as she wrapped presents in their kitchen in the Philadelphia suburb of Upper Merion Township. At the time, he was a tenured economics professor at the University of Pennsylvania who studied "game theory."
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Tressler's letter was released by the office of Rep. Mike Vereb, R-Montgomery. The judge expressed similar concerns about Rafael Robb's behavior when he sentenced him in 2008. Robb's daughter is now 18.
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First up— we have the Detroit Firemen, who are complaining about running out of toilet paper. It's bad enough they say that they are having to take cutbacks in their big union government budgets, but the paper towels and toilet paper are not being refilled due to a mess up at the main office. Some of them are having to bring their own …from HOME!!
Second Up— We have an example of the new spy mannequin, (see video) which has face recognition software, and by the claims of this video, can tell you everything you want to know about the person standing in front of it that you will ever need to know, in order to make a profit.
Since a REAL human cannot look at somebody and tell you much of anything for sure, how does a computer do it? If a person is standing in front of a mannequin too long, and smiling, maybe they are just standing and smiling because, as they say in baby lingo, they just passed gas!
Or…they just got a raise and are in somekind of "I don't believe what just happened to me!" mode. It might not have anything to do with the outfit on the mannequin.
So, therefore, the only way they can know about you is if they are linked up to the police database, and then EVERYTHING about you will appear.
Nobody Thinks the firemen should get some of these mannequins and put them in the bathroom WITH the toilet. Then, it will become clear who is stealing the toilet paper. If we don't nick this in the bud now, next thing you know, all the firemen will be wanting free condoms.
Also, I'd have one in all the rooms to watch and make sure our Firemen are actually doing their jobs. HEY!…Maybe we should have them in all our government building, and post the videos on the internet "public service" website with live feeds!
Why shouldn't the taxpayers know what their 'public servants' are doing? They are spying on us, and WE pay their salaries! I think it should be the other way around, don't you?
And after Monica…I think a spy mannequin that looks like George Washington, should be put in the Oval Office.
I don't know what's worse: Fireman complaining about lack of toilet paper, or these idiots trying to convince everyone that getting spy mannequins will help profits.
Both of them are absurd.
Do they have to spy on us shopping now? Didn't that job use to go to a HUMAN?
I'm thinking…the solution is gum. If I ever see one of those things I'm going to take my wad out and place it in the right places. Really, it would be a whole lot better than talking to one. Surely, they would NOT like what I would say.
Gum, in both eyes. That way they wouldn't be able to see me wrapping the whole thing in toilet paper.


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Now, their cutting edge technology is being put to frightening use. Every Halloween, Frontier Texas! transforms in a haunted makeover. This year, zombies are taking over the cowboys with their theme, Zombie Asylum.
KTAB 4u host Matthew Torres, took a tour of the exhibition before the crew set up. The normal displays were still up, but once the sun sets, it'll be a different story.
In the past, the western theme played a strong role in the haunted events, but the idea of the living dead is expected to lurk its way to those who are seeking thrills and excitement.
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Every once in a while, we see the same discussion popping up again: "Should I concentrate on Node.js or Erlang for my needs?" Let me be clear: I think it is the wrong discussion. Fact is, if you have chosen a language which support a large number of concurrent tasks at the same time, you are probably going to be ready for the future.
Divination is hard, but I am not sure we are going to see a fast multi-core revolution with thousands of processes. As per Moore's law, if transistor count increased as we would like, we would have had 2 cores in 2006 (Intel Core 2 Duo), 4 (physical) cores in 2008 (Core i7, Intel also) and 8 physical cores in 2010. Where is my 8 core laptop today? Even Sandy Bridge is not up there. I have a hunch a couple of things are happening: the market has seen a shift to low-power devices, which is more important to the consumer, notably by the ARM incursion. And people can't utilize a multi-core machine with 8 cores since their programs are not written to take advantage of several cores. Finally, it is cheaper to buy infrastructure on-demand at places like Heroku, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Rackspace and so on.
But if parallelism is not coming, distribution and concurrency is! Modern programs have to live on several devices at the same time. You check your mail on the mobile phone, on the tablet device, on your laptop and on the workstation, if you still use one. Likewise, a modern program will probably live on multiple devices at once and to harness that game, you need efficient distribution. Enter new languages with support.
And this is why the battle must stop. Like a game of Chess the point of the languages are to be different. Haskell, Google Go, Erlang and Node.js all come with a given set of features for controlling the multi-core problem. But like in Chess the pieces are different and built for different purposes. And here we are only looking at current implementations. Theoretically, the ML family, with Standard ML, Ocaml and F# are really well suited for the concurrency and distribution revolution as well, even though the implementations lack in robustness.
The enemy of the state, is a large set of old ways of programming. It is not so much the language chosen as it is the ideology. You can't rely on shared information when the RAM is physically split between two devices (and you have no fast reliable link in between). You can't rely on OOP in the Java sense to save you. And you can't usually get consistency across the distribution parts due to unreliability.
Rather, see the different languages as stakes in the future of computing. They are different for a reason and they gamble by being different. Personally, I like Erlang because it has what I see as a good view of the problem and hand, and a novel way at solving it. Yes, it can be made better in so many ways, but I think Erlang is at the right point on the "Worse is Better" scale. It actually solves a lot of my real-world gripes.
Node.js plays different cards in the game. I really like the mix of continuations, lack of blocking, V8 and Javascript on the server side. Go plays it yet differently, taking a much more low-level approach to the problem at hand. Go feels like an updated C with channels, and it got substructural subtyping to boot. Haskell is just awesome because the language needed very little change to support concurrency. The semantics of Haskell are on a different level than most other, and with Haskell, it is the fabric of computation you are mangling to your desire.
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I'm wore out just reading your post! You are one busy lady. Hope your mom gets back to her old self soon! Maybe your competitor is selling her Red Solo glasses so cheap to get people in her booth to look at everything else. | ||||
Sorry about your Mother's health problems. Will say prayers for her. With your vacation and all the things you are doing, you really stay busy, like you usually do! Bet it is hot in Canton..... | ||||
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Bless your heart !! My goodness that is a lot going on at your part of the world. Hope your mom does very well and the pacemaker gets things going right for her. Try to relax yourself a bit so you don't go on overload. | ||||
Debi, I just got around to reading your Monday report. I'm so sorry about your mom and will add her to the list of folks I'm pr*ying for. I'm sure that they'll get her pacemaker adjusted soon. I had a great-aunt who had a pacemaker (actually 3, each one better than the last) for over 35 years, and that was before they were as good as they are now. Here's hoping that your Canton show is a real success. I'm sure you'll kick it into overdrive and have a good supply of stock after all. Hugs of Energy! LindaJ52 | ||||
I'm glad to hear that your mom consented to having a pacemaker placed. I hope for continued good health for her. Kathleen Takin it easy... | ||||
Wow! You have not only been a very busy lady, you've had so much going on! Like others, will say a prayer for your Mom. Pace yourself, especially with this heat. | ||||
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Parks and Recreation Superintendent Joe Ketchum honored for 20 years service this month: 'I used to think every parks system was the same.'
Back in 1982, E.T. – the Extra-Terrestrial was beloved for its brilliant special effects, Cats opened for the first time on Broadway and Joe Ketchum came to West Bloomfield Parks and Recreation as its Superintendent, a graduate fresh out of Central Michigan University.
Indeed, a lot has changed. Ketchum, honored for 20 years service by the Parks and Recreation Commission last week, said that his appreciation of Township residents has grown with the scope his work and the support of the public.
"We started off as a maintenence staff in basically a garage at Bloomer Park," Ketchum said before the commission meeting on Thursday night. "Now, I look at Marshbank and remember how far we've come. With the economy the way it's been lately, to see people continue to support our work as it's grown with millage votes means a lot."
Parks and Recreation Director Dan Navarre said that Ketchum's fingerprints can be seen all over the parks system in more ways than one. In addition to being in charge of maintaining parks and training field staff, Ketchum works with administrators and commissioners on projects including the annual budget.
"Our parks look good because he's taken it personal, to make sure our parks are the best they can be and have a high standard," said Navarre, adding that Ketchum's experience with the position is greater than his own by some six years.
Despite the fact that his seniority runs greater than most, Ketchum expressed a touch of humility while speaking with the commission. He admitted that he came into the job, not expecting to work more than a two-year stint.
It should not be a surprise to see Ketchum working for years to come. "I used to think, coming out of college, that every parks system was the same. This has been a unique, terrific job, and I just appreciate the chance to do it."
According to the township's website, the Commission operates and maintains 516 acres of parkland in addition to using a portion of the 99-acre civic center and the recreation community center at the civic center campus. For more information, visit westbloomfieldparks.org.
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West Bloomfield parks are reputed within and outside the township for their beauty and the fastidious care with which they are maintained. Asw someone who was in a major way responsible for the conservation of more than half the 516 acres of parkland here, I am especially appreciative of Joe's (and Dave Burley's) loving care to keep them as beautiful, perhaps even more beautiful than they were when they became part of the system. When I first moved to West Bloomfield there were essentially no parks at all. As I trekked around my subdivision for the League of Women Voters with a petition to establish a parks commission, one resident commented that if I wanted parks I should probably move to Birmingham -- but she signed the petition among enough others to put the question on the ballot and was successfully approved. Thanks again, Joe, and keep up the good work!-- Lorna McEwen
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Fresh off a victory in the state Senate for her Medicaid expansion, Gov. Jan Brewer tells me on this weekend's "12 News Sunday Square Off" that she believes she can cut a deal with Speaker Andy Tobin to win his support in the House. The governor said she's discussed amendments to the expansion with Tobin that could get him on board. Tobin's support might avert a Senate-style civil war that saw Republican Senate President Andy Biggs, an expansion opponent, get "rolled" by five of his own members who united with Democrats on the way to the expansion's passage. The governor rejected Tobin's call for letting voters decide on the expansion by referring it to the ballot. But Tobin reiterated that commitment Saturday evening with this tweet:
If I'm right & the AZ Senate Medicaid Expansion passed by AZ Senate is litigated & losses , what happens next?Tobin linked to a Bob Robb column in Sunday's Arizona Republic that supports Tobin's plan to punt the Medicaid decision to voters. Brewer also told me after the show that she believes the expansion will be passed by Memorial Day – in other words, in the Legislature's three scheduled work days this week before the holiday weekend. WATCH Brewer thinks she can cut deal with Tobin The "Square Off" roundtable of Stan Barnes, a GOP political consultant at Copper State Consulting; John Loredo, a Democratic consultant and former House minority leader; and 12 News political insider Chris Herstam, explain why Brewer faces a "gang" fight in the House over the Medicaid expansion. WATCH Governor wading into 'gang' fight in House The "Square Off" roundtable also breaks down the state budget that the Senate approved and sent to the House last week. The budget details were overshadowed by the bitter debate over the Medicaid expansion. WATCH What you missed in state budget In the final segment, the panel weighs in with predictions on the Medicaid debate's political impact and more, plus viewer comments on "Saint Gabby" and the rest of last week's show. WATCH Medicaid's political impact & viewer mailbag "12 News Sunday Square Off" airs at 8 a.m. Sundays on 12 News after "Meet the Press." Follow me on Twitter
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House Speaker Andy Tobin showed his hand Tuesday on Gov. Jan Brewer's proposed Medicaid expansion: Punt the decision to voters. READ Tobin's plan to refer Medicaid to voters Tobin sent this email to GOP House members along with his plan:
Fellow Members; Thank you for your patience and input over the Medicaid issue for the last several months. In an effort to coordinate much of your feedback into a working document, I have prepared the following attachments for your review. The documents are meant to be a working platform to help improve on any potential Medicaid expansion. The summary gives a basic overview to a potential option that includes components of a balanced budget, reduced debt, tax payer relief and protections, cost saving measures and public participation. The plan is unlike any other that I have seen in the nation. Your direct input is encouraged. Sincerely, Andy TobinTobin's plan comes the same day Senate President Andy Biggs opened the door to the Medicaid expansion in the Senate, where he has vowed not to allow a floor vote. By introducing a budget Tuesday, Biggs acknowledged he is setting up a floor fight Thursday with supporters of the expansion, who are likely to tack the expansion onto the budget with an amendment.
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On this weekend's "12 News Sunday Square Off," the roundtable digs into the political headlines you may have missed while the media were consumed by the Jodi Arias verdict. We also get an update on an award-winning series on Arizona's public-pension crisis. The roundtable of political consultant David Leibowitz, of Leibowitz Solo; Chip Scutari, of Scutari & Cieslak PR; and Donna Gratehouse, who blogs at DemocraticDiva.com, discuss: --Leibowitz's claim that the "Saint Gabby" aura surrounding Gabrielle Giffords could vanish now that her gun control group has raised $11 million, with plans to use the money for and against officeholders and candidates. Also, should Sen. Jeff Flake clam up after a week when he sent conflicting signals about his stance on weapons background checks? WATCH OK to criticize 'Saint Gabby'? --GOP Attorney General Tom Horne's plea deal Wednesday as the Arias verdict was announced. Why the "Square Off" panel says Horne can try to hide the deal, but he won't be able to run from it in his 2014 re-election campaign. WATCH Horne can hide, but he can't run from plea deal --Predictions on the political futures of House Speaker Andy Tobin and Secretary of State Ken Bennett. Is Bennett committed to running for governor, even after filing an exploratory committee? And is the Tohono O'odham tribe's planned Glendale casino closer to reality after another court victory? WATCH Bennett changing mind on governor's race? Also on "Square Off," Arizona Republic reporter Craig Harris explains the only way to lower taxpayers' $300 million-a-year bill to fund first responders' pensions. The cost of funding public-safety retirements has soared 500 percent over a decade. Harris recently completed follow-up reports on public-safety pensions after his award-winning series in 2010. WATCH Only one way to get arms around soaring pension bill "Square Off" airs at 8 a.m. Sundays right after "Meet the Press." Follow me on Twitter
Arizona GOP fighting Obamacare 'vampire'
Republicans fighting Gov. Jan Brewer's proposed expansion of Medicaid see themselves in a larger war to keep "the vampire" of Obamacare out of Arizona, a GOP opponent of the plan says on this weekend's "12 News Sunday Square Off." The rhetoric and the rumors ramped up last week as the battle over the expansion heated up at the Capitol -- shoving aside much of the Legislature's other work. The "Sunday Square Off" roundtable this weekend breaks down the controversial policy and politics behind the push to adds hundreds of thousands of the state's neediest to the health insurance rolls. We get the cold political calculations on the expansion from Chris Herstam, 12 News political insider, and Shane Wikfors, Republican political consultant and the guy who runs the SonoranAlliance.com blog. Does a "yes" vote on the expansion end a Republican legislator's political career? Are there really enough votes to depose Senate President Andy Biggs, who said he will not bring the expansion to a vote on the Senate floor? And how does this standoff over the expansion come to an end? WATCH AZ GOP warding off Obamacare 'vampire' WATCH How standoff over expansion ends Taking on the policy issues, the roundtable of Republican State Rep. Justin Olson of Mesa; Arizona Republic reporter Mary K. Reinhart; and Dr. Nick Vasquez, past president and current board member of the Arizona College of Emergency Physicians, discuss: --What the feds' "all or nothing" memo last week means for the Republican plan to cover only the 60,000 childless adults who will fall off the Medicaid rolls at the end of the year if the state does nothing. WATCH What's GOP opponents' plan for Medicaid? --Why abortion funding has become an issue in the debate, pitting the pro-life Republican governor against pro-life GOP legislators. WATCH How abortion got wrapped into Medicaid debate "Sunday Square Off" airs at 8 a.m. every Sunday on 12 News, right after "Meet the Press." Follow me on Twitter
Andy Thomas' run for gov: Let's go to the tape
You can't say Andrew Thomas didn't warn us. Back in November, the disbarred former Maricopa County attorney said he was considering a run for governor. About 4:30 p.m. Thursday, reporters got this email from Thomas:
Dear Members of the Media: I will be filing my paperwork at the Secretary of State's Office tomorrow at 3 p.m. to run for Governor of Arizona. I will be making a few remarks and answering a few questions for media organizations that attend. Joining me for the filing will be some key supporters. I am confident public surveys will show upon my filing that I am a leading candidate for Governor. I'll be focusing on the need to protect public safety, ensure border security, and fight corruption, among other issues. Voters will be urged to watch the video of my State Bar hearing and see for themselves how honest prosecutors are railroaded for fighting corruption in this state. Andrew Thomas Former County AttorneyThis could be entertaining. When we last saw Thomas in July 2012, he was packing a big piece of lumber -- inspired by Buford Pusser, the vigilante sheriff of the '70s movie classic "Walking Tall." WATCH Andy Thomas Swinging Lumber A gubernatorial race would also give Thomas yet another chance to answer the question that helped get him disbarred: Where was the evidence for the bribery charge he filed against a sitting judge? I gave him three chances on "Sunday Square Off" last year. I'm still waiting for the answer. WATCH Thomas still can't explain bribery charge Thomas enters a Republican governor's race with declared candidate Hugh Hallman, a former Tempe mayor. State Sen. Al Melvin of Tucson and Secretary of State Ken Bennett have formed exploratory committees. State Treasurer Doug Ducey and Mesa Mayor Scott Smith are also considering a run. On the Democratic side, Fred DuVal took the "exploratory" tag off his candidacy by formally announcing a run for governor on Wednesday. House Minority Leader Chad Campbell of Phoenix is also likely to run.
Horne campaign ramps up with lobbyist-packed funder
Republican Attorney General Tom Horne is pushing ahead with his re-election campaign in 2014 facing the headwinds of a campaign finance investigation and a pending hit-and-run trial. But Arizona's most powerful lobbyists have got Horne's back. This invitation to a Horne fund-raiser April 23 lists Chuck Coughlin and Kevin DeMenna among the who's who: TomHorneApril 23Fundraiser (Full disclosure, regular "Sunday Square Off" panelist Stan Barnes is also on the host committee.) Worth noting: The Arizona Republic's Craig Harris reported on Horne and Coughlin and DeMenna's somewhat tangled relationship during the Fiesta Bowl investigation by Horne's office. Democrat Felecia Rotellini is planning a second run in 2014 after losing to Horne in 2010. Former Attorney General terry Goddard is also reported to be considering a run.
Phoenix veterans parade back on with city's help
One week after we learned the Phoenix Veterans Day parade was in danger of not stepping off this year, it looks like Arizona's 600,000 vets will get the annual salute they deserve. The parade -- the fourth-largest in the country -- was thrown into crisis after the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care System suddenly yanked its support. The VA provided a staging area on hospital grounds, as well as a key administrator for the parade. WATCH VA chief explains parade pullout Katherine Brooks, president of the non-profit Honoring Arizona's Veterans, which runs the parade, told me late Monday she was "confident" there will be a parade after meeting earlier in the day with Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and officials at the Parks and Recreation Department. Brooks says, and the mayor's office confirms, that Parks & Rec will provide logistical support, staging areas and help manage the Veterans Day Parade as it does other city parades. Still to be determined: The exact parade staging area and the route, now that the VA site at Indian School and 7th Street is off limits.
'Square Off': What if Obamacare blows up on launch pad?
Gov. Jan Brewer's longtime political adviser says the Affordable Care Act is likely to blow up when its signature programs are launched in 2014. But Chuck Coughlin, my newsmaker guest on this weekend's "12 News Sunday Square Off," says the state is protected if it passes the governor's proposed Medicaid expansion, which relies on ACA money. Chuck Coughlin also tells me he believes the expansion has enough votes right now in the House and Senate to win passage. Coughlin, a Brewer adviser for almost two decades, is one of the architects of the expansion with his work for the Restoring Arizona coalition of health care industry interests. WATCH Coughlin on Medicaid expansion Also on "Square Off," the roundtable turns raucous in a give-and-take on the state's new campaign finance law, which jacks up limits on individual donations more than tenfold and erases limits on some other givers. Gov. Brewer signed the bill into law on Thursday. WATCH Raucous debate over higher limits on campaign donations The roundtable of Republican consultant Stan Barnes, of Copper State Consulting; Democratic strategist John Loredo; and 12 News Political Insider Chris Herstam also discuss: --Whether Sen. John McCain has the clout to influence fellow Senate Republicans on gun control legislation, after being credited with helping to bust a filibuster. WATCH Does McCain have clout to sway GOP on guns? --Fearless political predictions on Greg Stanton's next move in politics; Mike Bloomberg's next move in Arizona; and the looming blowback for Michele Reagan. All that plus viewer comments after last weekend's interview with Matt R. Salmon, the gay son of GOP Congressman Matt Salmon. WATCH Predictions on Stanton, Bloomberg, Reagan "Square Off" airs at 8 a.m. Sunday on 12 News after "Meet the Press."
Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti founder, dies at age 93
Paolo Soleri, the founder of the Arcosanti experimental community in Arizona's desert, has died at age 93, an Arcosanti representative announced Tuesday. Below is the obituary provided by the organization.
Today the world has lost one of its great minds. Paolo Soleri, architect, builder, artist, writer, theorist, husband, father, born on Summer Solstice, June 21, 1919, has died at age 93. Paolo Soleri spent a lifetime investigating how architecture, specifically the architecture of the city, could support the countless possibilities of human aspiration. The urban project he founded, Arcosanti, 65 miles north of Phoenix, was described by NEWSWEEK magazine as "…the most important urban experiment undertaken in our lifetimes." His own lifetime of work is represented in models, drawings, books, lectures and museum exhibits throughout the world. Soleri's exhibition in 1970 at the Corcoran Museum in Washington DC – and the concurrent publication of his landmark book, CITY IN THE IMAGE OF MAN – changed forever the global conversation about urban planning on our living planet. His term, "Arcology" joining the words architecture and ecology to represent one whole system of understanding human life on the earth is meant to serve as the basis for that conversation. Paolo Soleri's ideas are embodied on the ground in the flowing forms of his architectural workshop Cosanti in Paradise Valley, (now an Arizona Historic Landmark) and in the continuing construction at Arcosanti, the urban laboratory on the high desert in central Arizona. There, to date over 7,000 students have participated in its construction. More than 50,000 architecture enthusiasts visit the site each year. Over the years, Soleri's architectural commissions have included the Dome House in Cave Creek, Arizona, the astonishing Artistica Ceramica Solimene ceramics factory in Vietri, Italy, the Indian Arts Cultural Center/ Theatre in Santa Fe, the Glendale Community College Theater, the University of Arizona College of Medicine chapel, the Scottsdale Pedestrian Bridge and Plaza; and his latest bas-relief murals part of the new I-17 Arcosanti/Cordes Junction Arizona traffic interchange. In an age of specialization Paolo Soleri showed architecture's ability to influence and even lead the search for a new pattern of inhabiting the earth. The awards that resulted from this search included gold medals from the American Institute of Architects, the Union of International Architects, the Venice Biennale and the National Design Award from the Cooper-Hewitt/Smithsonian Museum. Soleri continued questioning and creating until his death. The theme of his last project, a series of collages entitled "Then and Now", juxtaposed his own signature forms with illustrations of life from antiquity. In this project Paolo Soleri attempted to capture the critical notion that we are constantly building on the past, on the work of countless generations that have preceded us on the earth. Our own work - and Soleri's work especially - put into this context, might be a seed that takes many more generations to mature and complete. Paolo Soleri is survived by two daughters, Kristine Soleri Timm and Daniela Soleri, both of California, two grandchildren, and the famous urban research foundation he began, the Cosanti Foundation. A private burial will take place at Arcosanti, the internationally-renowned urban laboratory he founded in 1970, whose construction continues. Soleri's body will be placed beside his wife Colly, who preceded him in death by 31 years. A public memorial service to celebrate the life of Paolo Soleri will be held at Arcosanti later this year.


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