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Dmitri Jaškin
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Born | Omsk, Russia |
March 23, 1993
Height | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) |
Weight | 196 lb (89 kg; 14 st 0 lb) |
Position | Right Wing |
Shoots | Left |
NHL team Former teams |
St. Louis Blues HC Slavia Praha (Czech Extraliga) |
National team | Czech Republic |
NHL Draft | 41st overall, 2011 St. Louis Blues |
Playing career | 2010–present |
Dmitrij Jaškin (Russian: Дмитрий Яшкин; born March 23, 1993) is a Russian-born Czech ice hockey player who currently plays for the St. Louis Blues of the National Hockey League. Prior to joining Moncton, he played for Slavia Praha of the Czech Extraliga for two seasons. Jaškin was selected first overall in the 2010 KHL Junior Draft by Sibir Novosibirsk, and was drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the 2nd round, 41st overall, in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.[1]
His father, Alexej Jaskin, was a professional defenceman for Khimik Voskresensk in the Soviet Championship League and later HC Vsetín in the Czech Extraliga. Dmitrij and his older brother Michajl started in the Vsetín youth system while their father played there, and they both transferred to Slavia Prague in 2008. The family has lived in Czech Republic since 1993, when Dmitrij was eight months old.
Jaškin could have played in the 2011 IIHF World U20 Championship, but suffered a knee injury in an Extraliga game on 21 November, which sidelined him for six weeks and caused him to miss the tournament.[2] He registered 10 points in 33 Extraliga games during the season as a 17-year-old, ranking him second among junior-aged players in the league.[3]
After being selected by the Moncton Wildcats in the 2012 CHL Import Draft, Jaškin announced that he would play for the QMJHL team in 2012–13 in order to increase his chances of playing in the NHL.[4]
On April 3, 2013, he signed a 3-year entry-level contract with the St. Louis Blues, and assigned to the Peoria Rivermen.[1]
He was recalled to the Blues roster on April 9.[5]
On December 28, 2013, he scored his first NHL goal against Antti Raanta of the Chicago Blackhawks.
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- ^ a b Jaskin Signs 3-Year Entry-Level Contract, NHL.com (April 3, 2013)
- ^ Czech Hockey Report: Jaškin out, Frk added to preliminary WJC roster
- ^ Hokej.cz - Kompletní výsledkový a zpravodajský servis ze světa ledního hokeje. Extraliga, 1.liga, 2. liga, mládež, reprezentace, mistrovství světa, NHL, ostatní evropské ligy....
- ^ Czech Hockey Report: Jaškin: "I want to go to Canada"
- ^ Blues Recall Jaskin from Peoria, NHL.com (April 9, 2013)


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Everton 0-0 West Bromwich Albion
Roberto Martinez: "[On the unsettling effects of Manchester United boss David Moyes making bids for Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini] If managers start talking about players who are registered with other clubs it's the end of the whole thing. People should look after their own things internally. I am sure they have their own issues. I could come out and give my opinions about his players, but I will be a bit more respectful than that. We don't want to sell, that's our position. Everyone can have an opinion on a player's worth but when you offer below what a club paid for a player, after five years of development [Fellaini], then it is a nonsense. It is a bit of a farce really.
"The bid appeared in the paper before it arrived to us. And I heard that in the past Everton never sold cheap. The last thing I want is to get into a war with a manager I really respect. But the business should be done more quietly. It's unfortunate when you read it in the papers and people talk about your players. I could give you half an hour about my views about how other clubs are being run and how they have not been able to do any deals despite looking all over the world.
"[On the match] We knew it was going to be a really tough game. It was a really hard fought game for both teams. West Brom came with intent to keep a clean sheet. I was very happy with what we did off the ball. We suffocated West Brom and Tim Howard only had a couple of saves. It was just getting that goal. I think we did enough to get the three points but the ball was bouncing in and bouncing out, that was the difference today."
Steve Clarke: "Ben [Foster, who went off injured] was excellent today as were the rest of our team. Our season started today. Last weekend was disappointing. We were determined to come here and address today what we didn't do last week. [On Nicolas Anelka's possible retirement] Nicolas had been injured anyway so he hadn't trained. The team I started with was the team I worked with for three days last week. It didn't disrupt us for preparation. We will wait until Nicolas indicates to us he wants to sit down and have a chat. That is the best way."
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Martin Jol: " They scored two goals out of the blue, because I don't think they had a lot of chances in the first half. (Giroud's goal) was a little bit of luck. At first I thought it was offside. Then we took the initiative and they scored (through Podolski). They almost play better nowadays away from home, because they have all the players, in a transitional game, to hurt you. You have to take your moments, you have to take your chances, you have to be more greedy. We lacked a cutting edge up front."
Arsene Wenger: " For us it's very important that we can get a win here after playing at Fenerbahce. We had two good games, at Fenerbahce and today, where we played the way we want to play. We were in control. You never know how you respond to a game like that (in Istanbul), because it was intense. Maybe the positive result meant the mental side counter-balanced the fatigue. We knew the last 20 minutes would be difficult. When they got to 3-1 I was a bit worried, but they didn't put us under pressure."
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Paul Lambert: " I knew it was going to be a big ask. We have always been in the games. We just got beaten by one today. I can't be too critical of the lads because they have given everything. We're a young side but the improvement is there for everyone to see. If someone said, 'Would you take three points from these games?', I would have taken it with the start we had. The lads have been brilliant and we are going to keep doing what we are doing."
Brendan Rodgers: "It was a terrific win for us. The first half we had good control of the game and scored an excellent goal and in the second half we just needed to defend a bit more deeply today. If we open up too much they can really hurt you. Our aim was to just to keep our lines tight together and deny them many chances. It was a good win for us as this is a difficult team to play against. We looked calm on the ball in the first half some of our momentum was very good, our positioning was good, our mentality was good… It's still very early. What was important was to make a good start. We didn't have a good start at all last year. Since the turn of the year we've been getting better and better. What's important now is the mentality of the group is to win and win together. We just have to keep it going."
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Mauricio Pochettino: "At the moment, I am not really happy. I am more disappointed. I am not disappointed in the way we conceded the goal early on - I take full responsibility for that. That is not acceptable and it will serve as a wake-up call because it can never happen ever again. It is not right. At the same time I am happy and content with our industry during the second half. We created a host of chances and, if you look at the second half, we deserved to win the match. We secured a draw in the last few minutes of the game and it showed us that all the work we did after conceding that early goal was important and we fully deserved to get that goal. Perhaps even more."
Paolo Di Canio: " I feel 50-50. Obviously we defended for the whole game, like Fulham did against us last week. The defence have done an amazing job because playing Lambert, Rodriguez, Lallana and then Ramirez and Osvaldo - I tell you, this is one of the best sides up front in the league. Their frontline gives them a chance for them to finish in the top 10, play good football, a physical presence, energy and quality. When I asked 45 days ago for another central midfield player with a physical presence, with good quality and ability, preferably British, there was a reason. I know this league better than some managers who have managed for 20 years in England. I know, this is why I continually asked for two more players with a physical presence."
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Newcastle United 0-0 West Ham United
Alan Pardew: " "I think we looked a more disciplined and cohesive defensive unit today but in the offensive areas you could tell we needed a few more options off the bench. It would have been nice to have more senior players to bring on, but I can walk out of here tonight fairly happy that we've put in a professional performance, if not a performance that we really wanted. [On Yohan Cabaye's situation] The situation is quite simple - we need to resolve the situation. We need to get ourselves in a position where if he stays, great, and if doesn't stay we need to get someone equally as good."
Sam Allardyce: "We've got to improve on that scenario - I watched Chelsea beat Aston Villa in midweek and they didn't create as many chances as us today. You've got to finish your chances off. It was great to keep a clean sheet again and these are great points for us, but we have got to start being more clinical in front of goal. Zero shots on target [from Newcastle] away from home is a pretty good achievement in the Premier League, but I could have been sat here so sick had that fluke cross ended up in the back of the net. So in the end I'm satisfied with a point and another clean sheet but we are disappointed that we didn't take any of those very, very good chances."
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Steve Bruce: " We have done fantastically well to hang on and defend for our life. The sheer will to hang onto the result was evident for everybody to see. The goalkeeper has made a couple of saves but they couldn't really create the chance that they wanted which we are delighted about. All credit to the players to have the legs and the attitude to get the points. [On Yannick Sagbo's red card for an attempted headbutt] The boy was silly - it was a rush of blood. He's done something stupid but we have got away with it today. I don't know whether it had anything to do with the penalty. It's one of them when they are both grappling with each and he has put his head there. He hasn't headbutted him but he has gone through the action and when you are 10 yards away from the referee you are going to be red-carded and rightly so. It was stupid."
Chris Hughton: "I thought it was an incredibly soft penalty. If you give that then there was an even bigger claim slightly before when Curtis Davies pushes Michael Turner at a corner. It was a soft penalty - the lad was never going to get to the ball, it was going over his head. There is some contact but you see that in every game. We certainly had enough possession but we came up against a very resilient Hull team and that can happen when they are down to 10 men. We needed to show more quality in final third and with the final ball. This league is too unforgiving with too much quality and everyone is fighting - they were down to 10 men and fighting for their lives. For us it is a missed opportunity and apart from the penalty our keeper has really not had a save to make."
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Mark Hughes: "Premier League points are like gold dust and this was important for us - I'm a new manager working really hard with a new group of players. In fairness to them, they have worked their socks off to try to implement what we are trying to do. We will get better - we weren't great today and we can play better, and we I think we all accept that. But the important thing today was to get a positive result."
Ian Holloway: "There was a little spell in the game where Stoke scored a couple of goals and we couldn't get back in it. But I thought it was a better performance than last weekend, and I thought the new lads particularly helped the group. Chamakh's goal was very pleasing - I know he can score goals and I think he proved he wants to there. But what we have to do is work as hard as we did in the first half all the way throughout the game. Unfortunately the fitness levels showed a little bit… When you look at those goals, I am disappointed because we played better than that, but that is this level."


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Educational Program Coordinator – theMOVE (Cambridge, MA)
April 16, 2013 – 4:34 pm
theMOVE (getoutma.org) organizes farm-volunteer workdays for diverse urban groups throughout Metro Boston, to connect our participants hands-on with fresh food, and with the labor and land that sustain us. We focus most of our outreach towards low income communities, people of color, and youth. We primarily work with schools and community organizations to set up trips for their groups, but we also host occasional open sign-up trips for individual adults and families. We are seeking an energetic Educational Program Coordinator to coordinate and lead our trips this season.
The responsibilities of the position will vary, but will foremost comprise the coordination of farm-volunteer trips:
(a) match/schedule groups with appropriate farms, and plan out trips using varied transportation;
(b) facilitate workdays, oversee the work, and keep volunteers motivated and cared for (we will strive to have
two staff members on all trips; the program coordinator will oversee at least 2/3 of them);
(c) lead reflective educational activities (including pre/post sessions at groups' program sites across Boston);
(d) administer a simple impact survey at end of trips, and tabulate data.
Additionally, the educational programs coordinator will:
(a) conduct outreach to community groups to get new audiences excited about farm-volunteering;
(b) develop reflective/educational activities for use on trips, to expand our existing curriculum;
(c) refer participants to further community engagement/education opportunities, and develop systems to do so;
(d) support fundraising and community event organizing efforts, as needed.
COMPENSATION: $16 per hour (no health/vacation benefits)
HOURS: 40 hours per week (flexible scheduling – will range 30-50 hours/week)
DURATION: May 1 to November 15
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Summer Internship – Baltimore Food Policy Initiative 2013 (Baltimore, MD)
April 16, 2013 – 4:23 pm
The BFPI summer internship position will provide an opportunity to work on a wide variety of BFPI's current food access projects. BFPI is currently focused on several food access strategies to increase access to healthy food in Baltimore City food deserts including, but not limited to, public markets, farmers markets, and the city's Food Desert Retail Strategy. The internship will also involve promoting these strategies, increasing communication among our partners, and promoting the work of partner organizations involved in Food PAC, through various social media outlets.
Qualifications include strong technical writing skills, ability to multi-task several projects at one time, and Master's Degree or pursuing Master's Degree preferred. The internship is a paid, full-time (40 hours a week) position that will work from the Department of Planning from approximately June 3rd-August 2st, 2013.
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Citi Sustainability Internship – Citi Bank (New York, NY)
April 16, 2013 – 4:15 pm
Overview: Will provide programmatic and research support to a three-person team in Citi's Corporate Sustainability unit, which oversees environmental and human rights issues for Citi. Citi's Corporate Sustainability program is implemented in partnership with Citi's three primary units: Institutional Clients Group, Consumer Banking, and Operations & Technology.
This internship will be a full-time position for 10 weeks during June-August, 2013. Information on Citi's environmental sustainability program is available on our Environment website: http://www.citigroup.com/citi/environment/.
Job Responsibilities:
-Provide strategic and research support for Citi's employee volunteer Green Team program.
- Support the unit's strategic planning process through research and development of presentations
- Provide support to develop Citi's energy efficiency initiative, including helping to identify potential thought leadership opportunities
- Provide programmatic, research and logistical support on other program initiatives and events
- Current student or recent graduate of an MBA, MPA, or similar program
- Knowledge of environmental issues as they impact business
- Excellent attention to detail, well organized
- Flexible team player
- Ability to adjust deliverables to match evolving corporate priorities
- Strong written and oral communications skills
- Excels in a high performance environment, with quick turn-arounds and changing priorities
- Current student or recent graduate of an MBA, MPA, or similar program
- Knowledge of environmental issues as they impact business
- Excellent attention to detail, well organized
- Flexible team player
- Ability to adjust deliverables to match evolving corporate priorities
- Strong written and oral communications skills
- Excels in a high performance environment, with quick turn-arounds and changing priorities
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Program Associate – Bard College (Annandale-on-Hudson, NY)
April 16, 2013 – 4:00 pm
Bard College's MBA in Sustainability is seeking a Program Associate to oversee the day-to-day operations of the program. Under the supervision of the Assistant Director, the Program Associate's primary responsibilities will include:
- Bookkeeping and Accounts Payable
- Event planning including coordinating space needs and other logistics for classes and events in both Manhattan and on the Bard Campus
- Student support including managing enrollment, grade submission, and student affairs
- Liaising with other Departments on the Bard Campus (student accounts, health services, etc.)
- Training Faculty and students on use of software in the online component of the MBA program
- Representing the program at external marketing and recruiting events
- Other administrative duties as needed
The successful candidate will possess a Bachelor's degree, with two years professional work experience. The position requires excellent communication, organizational, project management skills, and a professional demeanor. Experience with distance education technology is not required.
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Earth Week Scavenger Hunt
April 16, 2013 – 9:36 am
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! EXTENDED THROUGH SUNDAY, APRIL 28th!!!
Take part in our Earth Week scavenger hunt and YOU could win cool prizes!
Rules: Take pictures of the following items and post them on the Office of Sustainability Facebook and Twitter pages. The top photo-getters will receive fun prizes! For a list to take around with you, use our printable Earth Week Scavenger Hunt!
Send us a picture of…
- your reusable water bottle
- the front of Tufts Institute of the Environment or the Office of Sustainability
- you with President Monaco doing something sustainable together
- "Choose to Reuse" sticker
- compost
- a bike
- a meatless meal
- bike generator (in the lobby of TIE/OOS)
- Terracycle (try Tower Café or the Lobby of OOS)
- an Eco-Rep
- a CFL or LED lightbulb
- you on the T or MBTA Bus
- one of the 4 Zip Cars on campus
- wildlife (bonus points if it's not a tree, flower, or squirrel)
- you turning off the lights or your power strip
- Recycling!
- Tina Woolston, Director of the Office of Sustainability
- a Professor teaching an environmental class
- an Eco-Tour sign
- Eco-Labels
- TSC Meeting or Branch Meeting
We will be handing out Choose to Reuse stickers to ALL participants, whether or not you win, at our table at Earth Fest. We look forward to seeing you there!


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The Google Map API destroys window.console
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Career seminars link liberal arts, entrepreneurial successThe virtues of a liberal arts education don't spring immediately to mind when you imagine two guys putt-putting around Nantucket Harbor peddling homemade fruit juice to thirsty boaters. But there's a real connection between the entrepreneurial spirit behind a business like Nantucket Nectars — which today employs 150 and markets its extensive juice line in 40 states, Canada, Europe and the Caribbean — and the traits nurtured at small liberal arts colleges. |
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Bates alumni receive awards at Reunion WeekendBates College presented awards to distinguished alumni at the college's Reunion Weekend 2001 held this year from June 15 to 17. John A. Kenney, M.D., class of 1942, was presented with the Benjamin Elijah Mays Award, while Sally Ehrenfried, class of 1989, received the Distinguished Young Alumni Service Award. |
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SNY just carried Omar Minaya's conference call with reporters (which was absolutely fascinating to listen to). Here are the updates I tweeted…
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- Putz scratched from Brooklyn appearance "to give him a little more time," says Minaya
- @nyp_joelsherman on the line now. Asking Minaya why they let Santana keep pitching with '09 in the tank.
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- Minaya cannot recall Santana ST injury. Ya know, the one that almost cost him starting on Opening Day...
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Beyond its MS pipeline, Cramer said Biogen also has other drugs in the works that are not factored into its share price, including those to treat lymphoma and hemophilia. Given the company's superb growth rate and its cheap share price, Cramer said he's still very bullish on Biogen.
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The police in Simi Valley were investigating an explosion that injured more than 30 people at a Fourth of July fireworks show at a local park.
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Has CLEO decided to unblock You Tube? Our student have been on it!
Has CLEO decided to unblock You Tube? Our student have been on it!
not in cumbria they haven't:
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Maybe the little daqrlings had found an unblocked proxy to run it through
we are in Cumbria. we have blocked it through our own proxy now and also contact CLEO.
It's blocked here in sunny Rishton
I wish we could access it here! I think as long as its managed correctly its a useful tool in education.
You can get 3 unfiltered IP addresses from CLEO to allow access to sites like Youtube.
Yup been around for a while that has, certainly in Cumbria that you can have some less filtered IPs for Staff and Admin use I believe is the terms for them. They allow access to Facebook, Messengers, Bebo, Youtube etc, stuff that shouldnt be too harmful for teachers / administration etc but no good for kids.
That is true, and what we have done is brought something called "clipbank" which provides the staff with video's etc to use in there lesson's. yh i know its nothing like youtube but its a start i suppose.
Link: http://www.4learning.co.uk/sites/clipbank/
We have the clipbank series from when they were available on DVD. I seen the latest offering at BETT and I thought it was good, but I couldn't justify the spend on a product that included all the clips we already have paid for.... yes with the added bonus of new footage but still not worth it for us for another couple of years.
Oh right, i really dont know how much it cost our head of IT just brought it and i was just told some guy is coming to install this and he needs some space in the rack to put a server.
Seems to work well, but as i say i dont know how much it cost. but its good anyhow
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Far away from any civilization, a large island has recently been discovered. This island is called Raingulf Island. It is about as big as the Hoenn region, and is filled with rainforests. Raingulf Island is home to many exotic Pokemon and strange plant life. Also, Raingulf Island is full of very strange phenomenon, such as a volcano that is filled with acid.
However, there is also a small group of natives that protect the island. These natives are called the Atrobe. The Atrobe have an important secret on the island that they defend with their lives. The Atrobe have the ability to mind-control any Pokemon that they have captured, but they will only use this ability if it is absolutly nessicary. The Atrobe are completely unknown of by the outside world.
The Atrobe live inside a vast system of underground caverns. They will usually only come up for food.
The leader of the Atrobe is a man named Denzark. Denzark is incredibly smart, and has a party of very powerful Pokemon. The Atrobe look at Denzark almost as a god.
A group of about 25 explorers are coming to Raingulf Island by boat, called the Treebark. They plan to research the Pokemon, plant life, and strange landmarks that the island has. They are completely unaware of the Atrobe, who want to keep them away at all costs.
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-No overpowering your character, although there will be a few exeptions
-No taking control of other peoples characters without their permission
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-Each person is allowed to have one character, and no more. The only exception is me
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OOC: Ill start this off. Remember, the explorers start out on a boat headed towards Raingulf Island. This boat is called the Treebark, and is very old and run down. The explorers also are unaware of the Atrobe. The Treebark is also visible from shore.
Also, keep in mind that Pokemon cannot talk to humans without a special ability, and that they can have more than four moves.
IC: Nack Treestone stared out into the ocean. He was watching his Zubat, nicknamed Zipper, fly circles over the blue water.
"I bet my Swoobat can do better, Nack." said a voice from behind him. Nack turned around to see Zack, with his Swoobat sitting on his shoulder.
"Swoobat, show em your stuff!" yelled Zack. His Swoobat took off flying over the ocean, and flew circles around Zipper.
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"Youve had that Zubat for what, six years? That stupid thing is never going to evolve." snapped Zack. "Come on Swoobat, lets ditch these losers."
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How much of the problem is related to the changes that were mandated by Talahasee, challenging voters, cutting budgets and reducing the number of days and hours for voting? Oh, and a ballot that was manipulated to make it harder to vote.
My father, a minister in the Congregational church, collected bibles. Of the nearly one thousand in his library, we're many written by individuals to support their views. Non were the same and the older they were, the less they had in common with current faiths. So which one supports your views. The Greeks published the oldest bible my father had and he studies the language so he could read it with out someone translating and distorting what was written. The only common element in all of the bibles was that they were written by men and support the views of the author. Many of the more historically accurate translations from the ancient texts were denied by the councils that were formed to approve the word of god. Man has never been very good at sharing religious teachings without distorting them for money or power. So which bible supports you views?
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The real money spent to keep canabis comes from companies like DuPont and the textile manufacturers. Hemp is such a miracle fiber that grows with out the need for fertilizers and pesticides. Oil from the seeds could be used for fuel as Henry Ford intended, so now you have the oil companies against it. The wood products manufacturers do not like the many products made from hemp that would fill Home Depot and Lowes. So from clothing, rugs and curtains to diesel fuel and food, we would all benefit from legal hemp. We haven't even begun to explore the benefit to farmers and the environment.
Along with the savings and tax revenues. You will also get an enormous HEMP industry. Everything from textiles, food and bio-fuels will and are being made in the rest of the world. It's a weed and can grow anywhere without major pesticides.
When it is all about the money, then there are no independents. We are all selfish! We all want something for nothing if we can get it. Government was suppose to be of the people, by the people and for the people. Not of the Corporation, by the CEOs for the Board of Directors.
If Money that is the same as free speech, then you get what you pay for. I don't have any money, so I get what those who have it pay for. $h*!
As we have to pay for 50,000,000 dollar salaries for the CEOs we now have to import from companies that allow children to make the parts. It is not about the unions or anything other than greed on behalf of the boards that run these corporations without the stockholders consent. Keep supporting the way things are and you get what you pay for. Walmart anyone?
Money, Money, Money is what it's all about. Too bad it can't be used to put people to work.
A lump of coal to the Supreme Court of the United States under Justice Robert for declaring that money is the same as free speech! Let's get the money out of politics!
What a load of Fertilizer!
"Of the People, By the people and For the people." How did that become of the incorporated, by those with money and for those with money? Lobbyists make the laws for those with enough money to pay for them. People no longer have a voice as the Supreme Court ruled that money is the same as free speech. What other choice is their but to Occupy America. Lets get back to where Government is for the protection and service of it's citizens. By the way, Trickle Down Economics has never worked but the Politicians keep using it as a way to get out of the mess we are in. Face it, that's why the mess happened in the first place.
A true Christian would accept the necessity of socialism. Of course most church members are not very good at following the bible no matter which version they have read or claimed to have read. If you are a true christian, then you are accepting of all people including gays and non-christians. May you reap what you sow!
Nuclear power is very inefficient, all that energy and we just use the heat to make steam. Wind power will become more efficient but it works and wind blows every day in Florida. Wind, sun and ocean currents we have plenty of in Florida and the cost is small compared to a Nuke plant.
Here we are in a state that already sells more pills than the population could possibly consume and there are people who are against this. Imagine, saving money by letting all the imprisoned people out if they are in just for possession. this will save far more money than you realize. The only real losers are the prisons, police and lawyers.
Wikipedia on the pollution from the meat industry.
It's more than cow farts.
Lots of misinformation on this subject. Reality is that the cattle industry is the largest user of the type of corn involved. Fortunately they are also the largest polluters also (meat eaters contribute more to pollution than SUVs). As the technology evolves, more and more ethanol will come from landscape trimmings and other bio-waste.
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I would like to suggest that Florida be used as a model to the future generations. It is to the over development of real estate and environment the what the Galapagos Islands are to evolution. As Florida struggles with trying to correct in a few years that which took decades to destroy, people can only see the costs involved. Instead they should understand, as the current drought continues in Florida that water will become more scarce, costs will increase and political money and lobbyists will work harder against the solutions if they don't do it now.
All of these politicians spent more money on elections than they are talking about for people that need the money. We are not talking about money for corporations, wars or saving the banks of the wealthy, we are talking about saving the people who actually worked for a living doing manual labor. Far less money than the banks gave out as bonuses after we paid off their losses. Stop whining about helping real people when times are tough.
Now that you've allowed all the land to be developed. You have to spend some of the tax money collected to fix sloppy work. Too bad that the natural flow of sand that used to accumulate on Florida beaches, was disrupted by the jetties and all the inlets cut through for boats. Wait till sea levels keep rising due to global warming. Oh that's right, it doesn't exist.
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You have missed the point. If it is made here, we don't send our money to Texas and the middle east. When you burn Ethanol in an engine it has less pollution because it burns more completely. It takes CO2 out of the cycle then returns it, so less total carbon emmissions. It has higher octane allowing more power from the available BTUs, think Top Alcohol drag racers and Indy cars. And finally, if they really do hire locally and not import the workers too, people get to work here, in Florida, and pay taxes (they will not be making $250K), and social security etc.
Workforce solutions really is a joke sometimes. They told me that with 20+ years as a computer tech, I wasn't qualified for a computer tech job. The reason they gave me was that my resume didn't contain the need skills. Actually, it didn't match the text word for word in a text search. They then said I should rewrite my resume for any job on there site (Employ Florida) that I want to apply for. I guess no one has to read anymore. That's why they only pay $7.50-$10 for a computer tech.
Return the Tax rates to pre 1970s. Eliminate all Corporate deductions for deferred pay, stock options and add one for bonuses . No more tax credits for outsourcing jobs, advertising overseas and no more importing workers. Tax political donations. Make Non-profits be truly non-profit and tax fund raising companies for costs over a certain percent. Tax all income as income no mater what. Only tax credits should be for education, medical expenses not covered and small business that creates jobs.
The problem with this article is that it is a like a picture and only shows the subject from the view of the author. Many thousands are no longer able to collect unemployment and so they remove themselves from the "Picture". Others take the minimum jobs that are available and don't make the money need to pay their way but at least they don't mess up the "Picture"
America isn't hostile to business, is is hostile to workers. CEOs and big corporations can operate with few if any real taxes and obtain most of their workers outside the US where laws allow them to pay little and they get more workers. Foreign companies do find the productive workers in the US are an advantage due to labor laws in europe being more restricive. Stop giving tax breaks to US corporations who have their factories in Mexico, Taiwan, China and the Pacific rim countries.
One of the most illogical comparisons I have read. Comparing the Bible and it's over 1000 variations to the US Constitution is just nuts. My father, a minister had over 1000 different bibles in his library and from the original Greek to the more modern "God Is for Real Man", they all attempted to get across the message of the group that published them and they were all different. The US Constitution is one document that is about our Country and the rights of it's people. Most of the amendments were to correct oversights and omissions, but it is the interpretations that amaze me most. The Supreme court ruling that money is the same as free speech is the most blaring example. There is a reason for the separation of church and state and that is because one is about beliefs (the church) and the other is about inalienable rights of it's citizens.
Here we are in a country that allows the pharmaceutical companies to advertise prescription drugs on TV. Alcohol, tobacco and food additives kill most people and we still have people that believe what they hear on the evening news that is nothing but opinion. The news media and Dupont are the real reason that Pot is illegal in the first place because they had to protect us from Hemp products that were better than synthetics. If we were to stop putting so many people in jail and have the police and politicians focus on the real problems we could save billions of dollars and create new tax revenues and manufacturing jobs not to mention save some family farms with the production of hemp. Prohibition never works, it just makes more money for the under the table crowd, terrorists and cartels.
I am looking for some law school students and their professor who would like to take on the condo associations as a class action. People should be able to enjoy their ownership and their privacy but the condo associations are all about protecting their power and control. People say buyer beware but that is not the case if you inherit or are gifted property. We love our condo but did not buy it. The association won't let us sell it or rent it unless they approve and they don't even live here. Rules are rules and that means people are forced to break them. Good luck to all in their battles.
My Father used to say to me "never discuss religion or politics because they are both based on belief instead of facts". He was a Minister with a Masters in both Education and Theology. Most of you have the same lack of fact and instead use your beliefs to back up your arguments. I guess since it no longer matters on the news it shouldn't matter here.
Too many voters with out a clue. They don't believe in global warming. Fear, Uncertainty and doubt are the new methods used to scare people into action rather than truth. The party of No won an election with no course for the future except to bring back the Bush years that got us here. The wealthy are in control and trickle down economics has never worked except for them and the politicians.
The Supreme Court of the USA has made money the equal of free speech. People with no money have one voice but people with millions have millions of voices. We no longer have a voice in our government because the money is the controlling our so called leaders. Fear uncertainty and Doubt are the messages spread by the politicians because the News media only report headlines that scare people. Entertainers have replaced Walter Cronkite on the news reporting and there are too many people who think they actually are telling the truth. When someone actually reports the truth it is not even covered in this country unless they want to deny it. Greed and selfishness are the new American Mantra.
In response to those above, I am not against capitalism, but I am against greed. We are already trashing the dollar so we don't have deflation but we do have continued inflation. Imagine not wanting prices to fall! To all of you who want to the better times of the past, remember that in the days before Reagan the wealthy were taxed more. We are still enjoying the monetary policies of the Bush's eras and the deregulation of public utilities, banks and corporations was only good for them, not that average American.
Why do all these people spend so much money to get elected? Why do so many people vote for them? To bad so many people actually believe that trickle down economics works. That's why 43% of the money belongs to 3% or the wealthy.
Prohibition has never worked. News media and Dupont worked together to push congress to make Hemp (Marijuana) illegal. Nylon and Rayon made from oil and chemicals would have not made the money if cheap hemp made fabrics were allowed to compete with them. Most of the claims against Hemp were based on lies and untruths. Lets stop the cartels and corporations from making so much money from plants that do less harm than the chemical plants and the smugglers do.
Deregulation of public utilities and everything else done to make money for political friends such as only taxing the middle class will continue to hurt the average American. Too bad most of them believe all the fear, uncertainty and doubt spread by the republicans and the news media now owned by them.
I would like to see all Americans get together and stop letting the corporations run politics. The Supreme court has ruled that money equals free speech, so Corporations can now run any political campaign they want. Lets get together and take back America with reason, not Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Stop the drug companies from advertising prescription medications. Legalize marijuana and tax it. Its just a plant and God put it here for a reason. Every person should have health care and it shouldn't cost a fortune. Put the Non back in non-profit and stop the fund raisers from keeping most of the money they raise. education is a right. Corporations should be taxed, Especially the perks and bonuses of the people that run them. Finally, don't believe everything you hear on the TV especially if it is from a talking head or a political advertisement disguised as an informational statement.
While your words are very eloquent, your ignorance of reality is amazing. Where were you during the last administration when the rights of millions were trampled, the wealthy stopped paying their fair share of taxes and the corporations were given a free pass?
It is not about the manufacturing costs. It is about the cost of management. When the presidents and CEOs of the companies earn millions a year, you only have to cut their salaries in half to make up for the savings from going to outsourced manufacturing. Trickle down economics has worked great for the countries of the third world but her in the US, we have priced our workers out of the market and then given the Boards and management of the corporations huge bonuses.
Pass a law requiring all new and updated construction to require solar hot water and solar electric panels.
Pass a law banning all new development unless they have rain water harvesting plans to prevent water shortages.
Legalize Marijuana and tax the sales. Let everyone out of prison who is there for marijuana. Create a Medical Marijuana Research project. Enjoy the tourist dollars that will come to the first state to legalize it.
Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Bicycles being human powered are not motor Vehicles. Maybe there needs to be more bicycle specific lanes and trails to separate the impatient Drivers from the inconsiderate riders. Federal funds are not being spent as directed or three percent of all Highway funds would be spent on Bicycle lanes, trails and alternative transportation. There are going to be more and more bicycles on the road because it doesn't cost money to fill the tank. Start getting used to it. Those cyclists who cannot follow rules should start to learn or they are going to get hurt or fined.
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