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CBS NFL Insider Jason La Canfora tweeted the Cardinals and Todd Bowles reached an agreement on Saturday for him to take the reins as defensive coordinator.
Cardinals have agreed to terms with Todd Bowles as their defensive coordinator, as expected.
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hi, i am thinking about putting an st220 engine into my standard 2.0 petrol zetec. i was just wondering if this is plausible or just generally another stupid idea of mine. any help or constructive criticism is welcome, thanks.
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Black Union soldiers repelled a Confederate attack at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana.
In 1870, Hiram Revels became the first African American to serve in Congress. As an African American, he was not alone in serving in government during Reconstruction. Between 1865 and 1877, many African Americans served in state and local politics. Fourteen black men served in the House of Representatives between 1869 and 1877, six served as lieutenant governors, and more than 600 served in southern state legislatures. Reconstruction's end in 1877, however, allowed white southerners to push African Americans out of government.
The US 9th and 10th Cavalry and the 38th, 39th, 40th, and 41st infantries (first called "buffalo soldiers" by the American Indians they fought in the West) were authorized as the first peacetime all-black regiment in the regular US Army.
Congress gave the Freedmen's Bureau the authority to compensate black veterans.
The Senate passed the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution, which stated that the war's purpose was to defend the Constitution, not to interfere with slavery.
Congress passed the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution, providing that the "right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." The provision was intended to buttress the Fourteenth Amendment, which guaranteed equal protection under the law and due process of law to all citizens. Though ultimately a boon to African American men, the amendments were a bitter blow to women's rights advocates; both measures...
Congress passed the First Confiscation Act, which empowered Union officers to confiscate slaves being used against the Union.
The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, guaranteeing citizenship to "all persons born or naturalized in the United States." The amendment's Equal Protection Clause guaranteed that no state could "deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
Congress established the Freedmen's Bureau to assist newly freed slaves in transitioning to their new status.
Draft riots began in New York City. Black citizens and institutions were attacked in the worst mob violence in American history. Irish Catholic immigrantshad been incited by reports that Republicans wanted to free the slaves and bring them north to replace Irish workers. During four days of rioting, about 120 people were killed as mobs lynched at least a dozen African American men, destroyed draft offices, and burned and looted black neighborhoods and the homes of leading Republicans and abolitionists.


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Chris-Find this out. What team has had the worst record and still won the conference tourny. Who were they, what conference and what record?
I'm on Twitter too: Tre4ISU Or so I have read.
No team beyond a 4 seed has ever won it. 4 games in 4 days is tough.
Texas is one team I do want. Hook the Horns!
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
I remember Georgia won the SEC tournament a couple years ago when they were a high seed.
Side note...I really enjoy this segment and as you two have done a few now, you seem a lot more comfortable and fluid. Keep up the good work.
And that Georgia team had to win a game and a half in one day. The second half of one of their games was postponed due to a tornado and they finished it up prior to their regularly scheduled game. Crazy. I guess anything is possible. I'd settle for beating the Tea Sips on Wednesday and taking our chances after that.
4 games in 4 days with only 8 players may be a stretch. especially you would have to beat -former # 1 Texas -#23 Baylor -# - KSU - #1 KU If ISU can pull that off, they deserve to be a #5 seed.
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Sustainability 2013, 5(2), 440-455; doi:10.3390/su5020440
Asymptotic Behavior of a Delay Differential Neoclassical Growth Model
Department of Economics, Chuo University, 742-1, Higashi-Nakano, Hachioji, Tokyo, 192-0393, Japan
Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Pecs, Ifjusag u. 6, H-7624, Pecs, Hungary
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Abstract: A neoclassical growth model is examined with a special mound-shaped production function. Continuous time scales are assumed and a complete steady state and stability analysis is presented. Fixed delay is then assumed and it is shown how the asymptotic stability of the steady state is lost if the delay reaches a certain threshold, where Hopf bifurcation occurs. In the case of continuously distriubuted delays, we show that with small average delays stability is preserved, then lost at a threshold, then it is regained if the average delay becomes sufficiently large. The occurence of Hopf bifurcation is shown at both critical values.
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Christmas has come and gone like the wind. Isn't weird how when you were a kid it seemed like forever for Christmas to get here, and now that you're an adult you just blink and it's gone? Weird, indeed. I hope Santa left you what you asked for and your stocking was full.
If you're one of the lucky ones who has a few days off between Christmas and New Year's Eve, you don't have to spend every day in line at the big-box stores trying to save a dollar on wrapping paper. Think hunting.
Sure, most of the big game seasons have come and gone except for a few states, but don't forget the little critters. They're exciting to hunt, challenging to outwit and they are tasty right next to the leftover Christmas yams or potatoes.
Squirrels, rabbits, pheasants, grouse, geese and ducks all have long seasons with generous bag limits. Many of these can be hunted on public lands, and because there isn't an "antler craze" associated with them, landowners often grant access permission. Here's an even better idea: Take a kid out hunting this holiday break.
Kids are out of school and itching for something to do. Getting them away from the video games and computer for an afternoon is just what the doctor ordered. Before you hit the woods, hit the shooting range for a refresher and to get the fires of hunting burning. Finally, when you show up on the porch of a landowner with an eager child, farmers and ranchers often grant permission for small game. There's plenty of time to watch football and grab a discount item at the mall, but the window is brief to hook a kid on hunting. Try to hook one this week.


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Jodie overcomes dyslexia to become a literacy hero (From Banbury Cake)
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A TEENAGER from Carterton has been named a national "literacy hero" after helping save her school's library.
Jodie Evans was given the award by the National Literacy Trust along with Harry Potter author JK Rowling and actor Henry Winkler, best known for playing The Fonz in sitcom Happy Days.
It's the 16-year-old's second award of the year. In March she picked up the Literary Award in the Oxfordshire Youth Awards.
Her latest achievement comes from the NLT which has helped spearhead the Oxfordshire Reading Campaign, which is backed by the Oxford Mail.
They recognised her for overcoming her dyslexia and helping re-establish the library at Carterton Community College.
Jodie, who has since left school and is studying child care at Abingdon and Witney College, received her award at a reception at Clarence House on Wednesday hosted by the trust's patron The Duchess of Cornwall and attended by literary stars such as authors Charlie Higson, Anthony Horowitz and illustrator Axel Scheffler.
She was chosen from hundreds of public nominations by a panel of celebrity judges including author Joanna Trollope, entrepreneur Levi Roots and comedian Miles Jupp.
Jodie said: "It was really amazing to be given this award, and quite surreal. I am really proud of how far I have come.
"I got my GCSE in English last year and that was massive for me.
"Reading is really important because it takes you to other places with your imagination and it has helped improve my writing as well."
When she first arrived at Carterton Community College as a Year Seven student, Jodie suffered from dyslexia but overcame her reading difficulties through hard work.
She was also an active volunteer in restoring the school library, which had closed before Jodie's enrolment.
In that role she sorted and labelled books, became joint leader of library assistants, completed over 100 voluntary sessions and assisted others by recommending books.
The school's library manager Rosemary Stables, who nominated Jodie, said: "I genuinely believe that without Jodie's support our library would not have been the same, and have missed her very much since she left."
Jonathan Douglas, director of the National Literacy Trust, said: "Literacy Heroes and reading role models have never been more important at a time when our research shows that children's reading performance is declining, children are reading less and are holding more negative attitudes towards reading.
"The National Literacy Trust is delighted to celebrate our 20th anniversary by honouring the UK's top 10 Literacy Heroes who have made inspiring and significant strides to improve their own literacy or create positive opportunities for others."
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Easy to find, easy to get on and off of highway, easy to get 'downtown' and to the waterfront. Coffee available 24 hrs. Continental breakfast. Free wi-if.
Our room was right off the lobby. The man staffing the desk overnight had a very big voice and was on the phone for a long time. I had to ask him to speak softer so we could get to sleep (1am!)
Overall good experience, great price, location, quite clean. Good place for a quick overnight stay.
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Huge TV!
Better selection at breakfast would be nice. And directions on how to turn on TV/cable. It took a few minutes to figure that out.
Good location, very clean, nice size TV for a hotel room.
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The bathroom sink hardly drained. The hotel is opening itself to a lawsuit if someone falls in their tubs. No non skid runners to help prevent slips.
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I had made an error for he night of the reservation. Clerk was not willing to modify reservation. So wound up paying twice. When I called back the next day to talk with the manager, the same clerk hung up on me. Really disgusting.
Don't stay here unless you have to.
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The people were kind and went over and above them most to help in a situation.
It could have been a bit cleaner and the sink in the bathroom was a bit clogged, water wouldn't go down.
Charming motel that over exceeded my expectations. Much nicer than what I was expecting. Enjoyed my stay.
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The bed
The breakfast
Everything was good except the breakfast
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July 30, 2013
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It was relatively clean and quiet
The cammode once plushed required several minutes to replenish water to be used again. The sink did not drain properly. The manager could not activate the electronic door key & had to change my room. He forgot the night 2 and tried to enter the room.
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Not much
Staff was helpless, rooms needed things repaired, our room had no maid sevvice after our first night stay. Breakfast assortment poor and scantily stocked. Staff did not communicate in English
Poor...would not recommend or go back
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A married couple find their love affair with alcohol threatening to unravel their relationship when the time comes to confront their addiction head on. Charlie (Aaron Paul) and Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) are a fun-loving couple, but their heavy drinking is starting to become a problem. As Kate constructs a series of elaborate lies to conceal her addiction from her co-workers, her relationship with her mother begins to deteriorate. Realizing that she needs to get sober in order to pull out of her downward spiral, she finds that Charlie is reluctant to join her, and starts to see their relationship in a new light. Meanwhile, once she gathers the courage to set the bottle aside, the real fight begins. Octavia L. Spencer, Nick Offerman, and Megan Mullally co-star.
- MPAA Rating: R
- Genre(s): Drama
- Run Time: 85min.
- Theatrical Release Date: 10/12/2012
- DVD Release Date: 03/12/2013
- Distributor(s): Sony Pictures Classics
- Director(s): James Ponsoldt
- Starring: Mary Elizabeth Winstead , Aaron Paul , Octavia Spencer , Nick Offerman , Megan Mullally
- Themes: Alcoholism
- Tone: Intimate,Melancholy,Reflective
- Keywords: addiction, alcoholism, teacher
- Country of Origin: USA - Limited (10-12-2012)
- Language: English
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The city will hold budget worksessions March 12, March 19 and April 4 to discuss the situation further.
• However, state legislation could affect the city's situation. Proposals to eliminate cities' extra-territorial jurisdiction (an area just outside city limits where its zoning rules apply) as or forcing a transfer of Asheville's water system to the Metropolitan Sewerage District, might impact the city's budget.
City Manager Gary Jackson informed Council that state legislators have proposed some sweeping changes to the tax code, and have made no promise to leave cities' revenue at current levels. "Everything is under review," he noted.
• Council unanimously approved rules easing the expansion and renovation of one-story buildings in downtown, especially allowing the addition of stories. The city's rules for downtown were written in an era when more new multi-story construction was expected. But, planner Alan Glines told Council, staff have seen more requests for renovations or modifications of existing structures, so these rules changes will aid in the redevelopment of downtown.
Council member Cecil Bothwell asserted that taller buildings are less energy efficient, so he had problems with the city's code encouraging them in downtown, but voted for the measure anyway.
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This pattern – Kasia #6012 – was on my "to sew"-list for long time. I like the shape of the pencil skirt together with the special look of the big pockets, pleats and buttons. I used a grey poly-cotton-mix that is very comfortable to wear. For the lining I choose a black taffeta with white polkadotts. I like the skirt very much and the patterns was easy to follow.
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Mar 10, 2012, 04.11 PMby sunintheclouds
I have this one in my "to finish" projects. I started it and got to a point in the directions that I just wasn't following. But everytime I see someone like you post I want to finish it so much because it is such a great pattern. Well done!
Mar 10, 2012, 09.35 AMby tirrs
very nice
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I bought this wonderful deep blue denim fabric that used to have a nice sleek waxy look, lost after the first wash (mea culpa! I should not have washed in so hot water), and then I came accross february BS number and saw number 119 pants…
The model is exactly the same, I have not sewn pockets, as I was not able to understand the instructions. After wearing them for the first time I realized some changes should be done: I put a button otherwise the zipper slided when sitting, I kind of serged it (when I first cut the fabric I used the special scissors and it did not work), and sewed the waistband. Finally I got to this nice pants.
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Savannah Guthrie
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Guthrie at the 2012 Time 100 gala
Born | Savannah Clark Guthrie December 27, 1971 Melbourne, Australia[1] |
Residence | New York City[2] |
Citizenship | United States |
Education | University of Arizona (B.A.), Georgetown University (J.D.) |
Occupation | broadcast journalist |
Employer | NBC News |
Known for | White House Correspondent, 2008–2011 The Daily Rundown co-anchor, 2010–11 Today co-anchor, 2012–present Chief Legal Analyst 2011–present) Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2012–present) |
Home town | Tucson, Arizona |
Spouse(s) | Mark Orchard (m. 2005–09) |
Savannah Clark Guthrie (born December 27, 1971) is an American journalist and attorney, working for NBC News.
Guthrie joined NBC in September 2007 as a legal analyst and correspondent, regularly reporting on trials throughout the country. After serving as a White House correspondent between 2008 and 2011 and as co-anchor of the MSNBC program The Daily Rundown in 2010 and 2011, Guthrie was announced as the co-host of The Today Show's third hour alongside Natalie Morales and Al Roker.[1] In that role she substituted as news anchor and main co-host, and appeared as the Chief Legal Analyst across all NBC platforms.[3]
On June 29, 2012, Guthrie was named co-anchor of Today following Ann Curry's reassignment at the network. She debuted as co-anchor, alongside Matt Lauer, Morales and Roker, on Monday, July 9, 2012.
Life and career[edit]
Savannah Clark Guthrie, named for her great-grandmother,[4] was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1971, but moved to Tucson, Arizona, two years later. She graduated from Amphitheater High School in Tucson.
Guthrie received her undergraduate degree in journalism from the University of Arizona, graduating Cum laude in 1993. She was a member of the Arizona Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi. Her first job in broadcasting was at ABC station KMIZ, in Columbia, Missouri, where she worked for two years before returning to Tucson and a job with NBC affiliate KVOA in 1995. After five years in Arizona, she took a job at WRC-TV, Washington, D.C. where she covered major stories like the September 11, 2001, attack on The Pentagon and the 2001 anthrax attacks.[4]
After working several years as a broadcast journalist Guthrie chose to resume her higher education, receiving a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2002. She is a member of the bars of the District of Columbia and Arizona, having scored first place on the Arizona Bar Exam. She also was a member of Order of the Coif and received the International Academy of Trial Lawyers' Student Advocacy award for her work with victims of domestic violence.
She worked for the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, where she served as a litigation associate, specializing in white-collar criminal defense. Prior to serving in this capacity, she was a Law Fellow at Georgetown University Law Center, teaching a first-year Legal Research and Writing workshop on a weekly basis.[citation needed]
In 2004, she became a national trial correspondent for CourtTV. She covered high-profile legal proceedings including the Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, the abduction and murder trial of Carlie Brucia, the Martha Stewart case, and the Michael Jackson trial.
Guthrie became a reporter for NBC News in September 2007. She covered Sarah Palin's 2008 vice-presidential race from Fairbanks, Pittsburgh, San Antonio, Sioux City, Iowa, and Washington. On December 18, she was named White House correspondent for NBC News. In this capacity, she contributed to all NBC News properties.[1] She substituted for David Shuster on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and Willie Geist on Way Too Early. She also substituted for David Gregory on Meet the Press on August 21, 2011, and April 1, 2012.
Guthrie was the commencement speaker for the University of Arizona's 2011 graduation ceremony, as well as for Hobart and William Smith Colleges' 2012 graduating classes.
After Guthrie substituted for both Meredith Vieira and Ann Curry on Today, it was confirmed on May 9, 2011, that she would become co-host of the 9 a.m. hour, alongside Natalie Morales and Al Roker, and the show's Chief Legal Editor. The move came after Vieira announced her departure from the show as co-host of the main program, and the subsequent promotions of Curry and Morales to main co-host and news anchor, respectively. Guthrie departed The Daily Rundown for Today on June 8, 2012.[5] She also became NBC News's Chief Legal Analyst, making her first appearance in this role on May 25, 2011.[3] On June 29, 2012, it was announced that Guthrie will co-anchor Today, replacing Curry. Her first day as co-anchor, alongside Matt Lauer, was July 9, 2012.[6]
Personal life[edit]
While covering the trial of Michael Jackson, Guthrie met English-born BBC News presenter Mark Orchard. After Orchard divorced his first wife, journalist Anne Kornblut, the couple married in December 2005.[7] Guthrie and Orchard divorced in 2009, and later that year she began a relationship with Democratic political and communications consultant Michael Feldman.[4] On May 13, 2013, Guthrie announced on the Today Show that she and Feldman were engaged to be married. A wedding date has yet to be chosen. Guthrie lives in the SoHo district in Manhattan.[2][8]
- ^ a b c Quinn, Katie (2011-09-14). "Savannah answers viewer questions, reveals her bucket list". allday.today.com.
- ^ a b Getlen, Larry (2012-11-24). "Savannah Guthrie: My Downtown". NYPOST.com. Retrieved 2013-01-06.
- ^ a b Martel, Francis (2011-05-25). "Today Names Savannah Guthrie New Chief Legal Analyst". Mediaite.com. Retrieved 2012-08-31.
- ^ a b c "Savannah Guthrie: 10 things to know about Ann Curry's replacement". The Hollywood Reporter. June 29, 2012.
- ^ Ariens, Chris (2011-06-03). "Savannah Guthrie's Final MSNBC show simulcast on NBC". TVNewser. MediaBistro. Retrieved 2012-08-31.
- ^ Oldenburg, Ann (June 29, 2012). "Savannah Guthrie takes 'Today' co-anchor seat". USA Today. Retrieved June 29, 2012.
- ^ Roderick, Kevin (2005-12-30). "LA Observed: Friday media mix". LA Observed. Retrieved 2012-08-31.
- ^ Silverman, Stephen M. (May 13, 2013). "Savannah Guthrie Is Engaged". People. Retrieved May 13, 2013.
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Well there's still ads. He didn't say anything about blocking ads, just tracking and content. Of course, I'm not sure why you'd want to do that.
Well there's still ads. He didn't say anything about blocking ads, just tracking and content. Of course, I'm not sure why you'd want to do that.
Unfortunately there's no simple, black-and-white answer to this question.
Ideally, in a good democratic society, people would decide democratically what the minimum "bar" is, and anything below that is considered neglect. We already do this to an extent in the US, with "CPS" in many states taking kids away if they're found to be abused or neglected. Usually, though, CPS is criticized for allowing too much abuse before they intervene (or just being plain incompetent, or overworked/understaffed, etc.), rather than being too heavy-handed (though this happens too occasionally). Societies do have a right to decide on minimum levels of acceptable conduct, and punish people who don't conform ("disturbing the peace" laws are an example of this). The main problem we have is our democracy isn't very good (too much corruption, bad voting systems), so the actions of the government can't really be assumed to accurately reflect the will of the people.
How about denying medical insurance coverage to those that fail to get vaccinated, unless they can demonstrate that they are a member of a recognized religious congregation that specifically is against vaccination as a part of church dogma?
No. I'm sorry, I don't see this as a valid excuse. Freedom of religion has gone too far; if you can't properly take care of your kids, they should be taken away from you.
Again, this should all be covered by the company that wins the bid. If they don't like it, they shouldn't bid on the contract.
>because most of the requirements are out of date,
Contractor's fault. If the requirements are impossible, tell the customer and don't bid.
>were written by somone who had no idea what they were asking for
Same as above.
>or are missing critical pieces of functionality or details.
Same as above.
>Then you find out you need to integrate with a 35 year old Wang mainframe that runs some weird esoteric algorithm that no one alive understands.
If that's in the contract you signed, you need to do it. If it isn't in the contract, don't do it, or re-bid for that portion.
This would all be much simpler if both parties simply adhered to the terms of the contract. If the terms are unrealistic or impossible, don't bid.
The problem with privatization is that it ends up being worse than having the government do it directly, because there's no consequences for failure. Several companies bid on the project, but they low-ball the bid to win the project because the lowest bidder almost always wins. But then the project costs much more, and somehow the government is on the hook for these cost overruns, instead of the contractor being responsible (since they did, after all, bid a certain amount). The problem here is the government agrees to contracts which allow enormous overruns at the government's expense. If the contractor fails, what's the penalty? At worst, they get dismissed (and keep all the cash) and someone new takes over.
It's simple: make the bids binding, and if the contractor fails to meet the terms, they pay to get it right, and if they can't, they forfeit their company and the officers are all personally responsible.
There's a phrase that might apply here: "None of us is as dumb as all of us."
The fix isn't impossible, but it's difficult because of entrenched moneyed interests and people who support these because they blame the "other side" for all the problems. The conservatives blame the liberals, the "gay agenda", etc. for all the nation's problems, and the liberals blame the conservatives, the Koch Brothers, etc. for all the nation's problems. Neither of them blame the leaders on their own political side for the problems. The fix is to toss out all the leaders (on both sides), and rework the government to prevent the same things from happening again, such as by overturning Citizens United and writing new legislation to get money out of politics, to mandate a more fair voting system (proportional voting or Condorcet method or approval voting etc.), and likely a whole new Constitution. Good luck getting changes that large pushed through though. You can't even do the first two points because neither "side" is in favor of it (it would drastically reduce their power), and the last one is nearly impossible without a full revolution.
This is why countries never tend to get better, they always degenerate, until there's some giant war or bloody revolution to wipe the slate clean and start over. Think about it: when was the last time you heard of a country reforming itself voluntarily and getting much better, without a lot of violence? Look at the Roman Empire for instance: it decayed and then collapsed. It took Europe 1000 years to get back to that level of civilization and technology. Look at European countries now; sure, they're great places to live for the most part, but you can thank WWII for that.
This is exactly what I saw, and I'm just married without any kids. Huge monthly fees (not as high as yours though, remember I don't have kids), and ridiculously high deductibles. And I'm in a blue state. I went back to work in corporate America, but I'm a contractor so I don't get free healthcare.
It's not that research labs would hire coders to look for cures for cancer (they wouldn't), the problem is that people go into IT or programming professions, rather than getting degrees in biochemistry (or whatever is best for doing cancer research). And the reason people do this is obvious as you pointed out: the unemployment rate is very high, and that's for PhDs, who are precisely the people you want doing important research like that. It simply doesn't pay to spend years of your life in school getting multiple degrees, (and doing doctoral research that your professor takes all the credit for) and then find that you can't get any kind of job when you're done, and certainly not one that'll pay for all those hefty student loans you've racked up over the last 8 years. Meanwhile, all your friends who went into CS and got out after 4-5 years are getting paid 6 figures and have little trouble finding jobs.
the problem is the original article is talking about the supposedly best and the brightest of IT
This isn't just IT, this is everywhere in American society these days. Our own political leaders are no different; they're obviously corrupt to the core, and only in it for the money and power, and don't do anything to actually improve the state of our society, which is why our roads are falling apart and our bridges collapsing, while our taxes are sky-high (in the areas where good paying jobs exist). Basically, our society is just falling apart, because no one really cares any more, and why should they? Our leaders don't, and our citizens are too dumb to elect decent leaders or hold them accountable.
You can still get old leaded resistors, and they're no more expensive (frequently less expensive in fact) than SMD resistors.
Raw materials are only a small part of a product's cost.
I haven't read the article, but there's several reasons where doing things in NJ is ridiculously expensive:
1) property taxes are the highest in the nation. Alcatel-Lucent-Bell Labs is actually demolishing parts of its historic Murray Hill campus to reduce square footage, solely to reduce their property tax bill. Other companies have left the state, or threatened to leave and gotten special tax breaks, because of property taxes.
2) it's right next to NYC, and lots of New Yorkers have been moving over because Manhattan is so expensive these days and northern NJ is commutable by train and bus. This has driven up housing costs (which are then again compounded by higher property taxes).
3) corruption. This is probably one of the most corrupt places in the country, just behind Chicago.
Tesla already has at least one showroom in New Jersey to show their cars. There's one near me in the Short Hills Mall, and I'm pretty sure at least one other mall in northern NJ has a showroom too.
Teslas would cost too much if they were made in New Jersey. You think $108,000 is too much for a car? If they were made in NJ, expect them to cost at least $200k. California is a much cheaper place than NJ, as strange as that sounds.
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On Kittleson: Will long be remembered as one of the top golfers in school history who played in the Masters Championship at Augusta in 2009, the U.S. Open at Bethpage Black in 2009, four NCAA Championships and four ACC Championships during his standout career as a Seminole... earned All-American Honorable Mention honors from Ping/Golf Coaches' Association of America in 2010...earned Southeast Regional All-American honors in 2011...helped lead Florida State to the 2008 ACC Championship - the first ACC golf championship in school history and to a third place finish at the NCAA Division I Championship finals in 2010 - the highest national finish in school history...after a second place finish at the 2009 U.S. Amateur, he earned exemptions to play in both the 2009 Masters and U.S. Open Championships... earned the prestigious honor of playing in the 2009 Masters Championship at Augusta, GA...soaked in the immense history of the outstanding event as he spent nine straight days on the grounds and playing among the greatest golfers in the world...lived in the famous Crows Nest, played a practice round with Phil Mickelson and played his first round with 1987 Masters Champion Larry Mize...made two of the top shots of the event with eagles during the second round of the event to win himself two pairs of crystal goblets...earned All-ACC honors in both 2009 and 2011 and is one of only five players in school history to earn All-ACC honors multiple times in his career...earned four individual titles during his four year varsity letter winning career as a Seminole - at the GolfWeek Challenge in the fall of 2009, at the NCAA Central Regional Championship in the spring of 2010, at the Gator Invitational and the Seminole Intercollegiate in the spring of 2011...helped lead Florida State to seven team championships during his career - the Inverness Intercollegiate in the fall of 2007, the Seminole Intercollegiate, the ACC Championship in the spring of 2008, the Florida State Spring Break Invitational in the spring of 2009, the Golfweek Conference Challenge, the Gary Koch Intercollegiate in the fall of 2009 and the Seminole Intercollegiate in the spring of 2010...led Florida State into the national rankings in each of his four seasons including a final ranking of No. 6 by GolfStat following the spring 2010 season...he had just led the Seminoles to a third place finish at the 2010 NCAA Championship finals with a tie for sixth place individual finish in the individual standings in the NCAA Championship finals... he then led Florida State to the semifinals of the match play portion of the event with a 1-1 record including a win over Texas Tech and a close loss to 2010 national champion Augusta State... one of the top individual performances in school history in the post season during the spring of 2010 as he earned medalist honors at the NCAA Central Regional and finished in a tie for sixth place at the NCAA Championship finals...he was a total of nine strokes under par in the two events...career-best score of 66 came in the second round of the Spring 2009 Hawaii Hilo Invitational and spring 2011 UDF Invitational...career-best 36 hole scores of 136 and career-best tournament scores of 204 came at the Spring 2009 NCAA Central Regional Championship...earned 13 career top-10 finishes and 10 additional top 20 finishes in his career...totaled two career holes in one - at the spring 2008 General Jim Hackler Invitational and in the spring 2001 Gator Invitational...averaged 72.92 strokes in 129 rounds in 45 events during his Florida State career... Fall 2007: Immediately joined the Seminoles' line-up and played in all four events...finished third on the team in stroke average and third with six rounds scored at 75 or better...best event came at the PNG/GolfWeek Preview with a tie for 29th place finish...finished with a 223 total and back-to-back scores of 74 in the second round of the event...earned his best score of seven-strokes over par in the preview...scored a three-over par score of 74 in his first career round at the Inverness Intercollegiate...the Seminoles counted two of his first three career scores in earning the team title at the Inverness...the team championship was the first for the program since 1998...carded the best round of his first collegiate season as he finished with a 73 in the first round of the UCF/Isleworth Collegiate...played the first round of the Fighting Illini Invitational and was forced to withdraw because of an illness...averaged 74.90 strokes in 10 rounds during four tournaments... Spring 2008: Helped lead the Seminoles to a No. 7 national ranking, the first ever ACC Championship in school history and to a No. 3 seed in the NCAA West Regional Championship...played in every event during his freshman season - four in the fall and seven in the spring for a total of 11...ranked fourth on the team in stroke average, tied for second on the team with scores at par or better (nine) and second for rounds scored in the 60's (four)...the Seminoles finished in the top five in six of their seven fall events...his season best single round score of 68 came three times - in the second and third round of the Gator Invitational and in the second round of the ACC Championship...his three rounds of 68 were tied for the eight best single round scores during the year for the highly ranked Seminoles...Kittleson's appearance in the Seminoles starting lineup in the NCAA West Regional championship marked the third consecutive season a freshman played for Florida State in the NCAA Tournament...Matt Savage and Nicholas Smith played as freshmen in 2005 and Seath Lauer and Cameron Knight played as freshmen in 2006...tied for second on the team with two events played under par during the season (-2 at the spring 2008 Gator Invitational and -6 at the spring 2008 ACC Championship)...Florida State's third leading finisher with a career-best tied for sixth place finish in the ACC Championship in leading the Seminoles to the team championship for the first time in school history...he was very consistent in his first career ACC Championship with scores of 72-68-70 to finish at a season-best six strokes under par and in a career-best tied for sixth place in the individual standings...after an even par 72 in the first round he was in a tie for 21st place...he moved up to a tie for sixth place with his 68 in the second round and stayed in that spot with a 70 to close out the event...he was never above even, and with two eagles during the event, was as many as four strokes below par during the event...was on fire at the Gator Invitational with scores of 72-68-68 for a season-best three round total of 208...his back-to-back rounds of 68 are the best two consecutive rounds of his career...finished in a tie for ninth in the event to grab his first career top-10 finish...his 208 total at the Gator Invitational was the third best tournament score of the year amongst his Seminole teammates...a near career-best score of 69 in the third round of the Florida State hosted Seminole Intercollegiate... carded rounds of 70 and 69 on the same day in earning a finish in a tie for 11th place...he moved up from a tie for 29th place after shooting a 78 in the first round to finish the event with the second top 15 finish of his career...a total of minus five under par in back-to-back events at the River Landing Invitational (+1) and the ACC Championship (-6)...was minus-one under par in consecutive outings at the Gator Invitational (-2) and the Seminole Intercollegiate (+1)...counted 83.3 percent of his scores (17.5 of 21) toward the team score during the season...averaged 73.48 strokes in 21 rounds during seven tournaments... Fall 2008: Played in three events and helped the Seminoles to three top 10 finishes...the Seminoles' most consistent golfer with eight of nine scores carded between 70 and 74 during the fall season...finished as Florida State's second highest finishing golfer in all three tournaments during the fall season...finished in a tie for 11th place in the Olympia Fields Invitational in leading the Seminoles to a seventh place finish at the famed Olympia Fields Country Club...his 11th place finish marked the fifth time in his career that he had finished in the top 15 of the individual standings of a tournament...played well at the PING / GolfWeek Preview as led the Seminoles in the final round with a one-over par score of 72. He played his final two rounds of the event at three over par after playing the first round at six over par...finished his first nine holes of the afternoon at even par and was one over par on his back nine. Included in his 15 holes at par or better during the round were three birdies...averaged 72.78 strokes in nine rounds during three tournaments. Spring 2009: Played in the 2009 Masters Championship at Augusta and acquitted himself very well on the biggest stage in golf...played a practice round with Phil Mickleson on the Tuesday before the event began...played with 1987 Masters Champion Larry Mize in the first round...earned two crystal goblets for two eagle holes on his second day of the event...eagled the 11th and 15th holes in the second round...followed Tigers Woods for nine holes on Saturday...earned All-ACC honors along with teammate Matt Savage for the first time in his career...individually, he was ranked as high as No. 63 in the GolfWeek/Sagarin Performance index and No. 96 in the GolfStat Cup standings...carded the lowest single round score of his career (66) in the second round of the Hawaii Hilo Invitational...best career scores for 36 holes (141) at the Fall 2008 Fighting Illini Invitational and at the Spring 2009 Gator Invitational...ranked third on the team in stroke average and second on the team with 16 scores at 75 or better...helped lead the Seminoles into the NCAA Tournament for the second time in his career...played in his second career NCAA Regional championship with a tie for 64th place finish in the NCAA Southeast Regional at the Red Tail Golf Club in Sorrento, Fla...carded even par scores of 71 in the first and third rounds...earned a career-best three top-10 finishes with a tie for sixth place finish at the Seminole Intercollegiate, a tie for seventh place finish during stroke play at the Callaway Match Play Championship and a tie for ninth place finish at the Gator Invitational..was a total of even par through the first five tournaments of the spring...six of his first 11 rounds of the spring were played under par...carded scores of 66, 68 and 69 - the fifth, sixth and seventh times in his career that he has earned scores in the 60's...second career event finished at under par with a minus one total of 209 at the Gator Invitational which was good for a tie for ninth place finish...also finished under par (-6) at the 2008 ACC Championship...led the Seminoles to a fourth place team finish in the event...with scores of 71-70-68 on the par 70 course to finish with two of three rounds under par...also finished the stroke play segment of the Callaway Match Play Championship at one-under par with a two round total of 143 and scores of 70 of 73...led the Seminoles to a tie for second place finish in stroke play and a tie for third place finish in the match play segment of the championship...was 1-2 in match play as the Seminoles finished 1-1-1 to finish tied with UCLA in the match play standings...led Florida State to a third place finish in the Seminole Intercollegiate with a tie for sixth place finish and an even par score of 216...shot a 69 in the first round as was in fourth place in the individual standings after the first round of the event...never dropped out of the top 10 of the individual standings with his strong play...averaged 72.32 strokes in 19 rounds during seven tournaments... Fall 2009: Began to show what a wonderful junior season he would have in the fall as he earned medalist honors and led the Seminoles to the championship of the Inaugural GolfWeek Challenge at the first tournament of the fall season...helped the Seminoles to the second team championship of the fall season as Florida State ran away with the team championship at the Gary Koch Intercollegiate...earned medalist honors for the first time in his career as he finished in a tie for first place in the individual standings in leading the Seminoles to the team championship at the GolfWeek Challenge...was in a tie for seventh place after the first round of the event and moved into first place during the second round...his score of 68 allowed him to hold onto a share of first place for the event...his score of 68 also allowed him to lead the Seminoles from four strokes entering the final round to take the team championship...finished the GolfWeek Challenge with scores of 69 and 68 to mark the only time during the fall 2009 season and one of five times during his career that he has recorded consecutive scores in the 60's in the same tournament...his score vs. par of minus nine in finishing in a tie for first at the Gary Koch Intercollegiate is the best of his career and one of five times in his career that he has finished under par in a tournament during the first three years of his collegiate career...his score of 207 in the Gary Koch was only three strokes off of his career best score for a tournament and at the time of the event in the fall of 2009 was the best of his career...averaged 72.73 strokes in 11 rounds during four tournaments... Spring 2010: Earned All-American Honorable Mention honors by Ping/Golf Coaches' Association of America...a team leader who helped the Seminole enjoy one of the top seasons in school history with a third place finish at the NCAA Championship finals, a second place finish at the NCAA Central Regional championship and the team championship at the Florida State hosted Seminole Intercollegiate...Florida State was ranked No. 6 in the final national poll of the 2010 season by GolfStat...put together one of the greatest post season runs in school history with a first place finish in earning medalist honors at the NCAA Central Regional championship and finished in a tie for sixth place at the NCAA Championship finals....he was a total of nine strokes under par in those two events...enjoyed the best month of his career in the month of May as he finished in a tie for fifth at the Golden Ocala Invitational (minus three strokes under par), won the individual honors at the NCAA Central Regional (minus four) and finished in a tie for sixth at the NCAA Championship finals (minus five)...was a total of 12 strokes under par, carded seven of eight single round scores under par, totaled all eight of his rounds at even or under par and was over par for a total of eight holes in his two NCAA events to close out the season...the Seminoles' leading golfer in each of the final three events of the season...helped lead Florida State to a first place team finish at the Seminole Intercollegiate with a tie for 20th place finish in the individual standings...his finish of tied for 13th place a the Gator Invitational allowed the Seminoles to finish in second place in the team standings...competed in his third career ACC Championship and helped Florida State to a fifth place finish in the event...the team leader with seven rounds score in the 60's...led the team with 12 of his 23 rounds scored at par or better while 19 of his 23 rounds were scored at 75 or better...averaged 75.52 strokes in 23 rounds during eight tournaments... Fall 2010: Played in four events and helped lead Florida State to a pair of top five team finishes - a third place finish at the brickyard Intercollegiate and a fifth place finish at the Gary Koch Intercollegiate...earned a pair of top 2i individual finishes as he placed in a tie for 13th at the Brickyard Intercollegiate and in a tie for 19th at the Gary Koch Intercollegiate...finished under par at the Brickyard (one under par) to mark one of nine times during his career that he finished at even par or below par in a match...totaled three sub 70 scores - 69 in the third round the Olympia Fields Invitational, 68 in the second round of the Gary Koch Intercollegiate and 69 in the second round of the Brickyard...finished in a tie for 10th place at the Western Refining Collegiate All-American Classic at El Paso, Texas...scores of 70-69-69 allowed him to finish at five strokes under par and only seven strokes behind the individual leader...the prestigious event is by invitational only and takes into consideration All-American honors and NCAA finishes in the previous collegiate and amateur year of play...averaged 73.00 strokes in 12 rounds during four tournaments... Spring 2011: Earned Southeast Regional All-American honors in 2011...earned All-ACC honors for the second time in his career as he helped lead Florida State to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in his career...Florida State played in the NCAA Indiana Regional to mark the fourth time Kittleson had helped lead the Seminoles into the NCAA Tournament during his four year career...ranked ninth in the ACC in the GolfStat Cup individual player rankings and 12th in the ACC in stroke average...earned two individual championships as he finished in a tie for first place in the individual standings at both the Gator Invitational and the Seminole Intercollegiate...the second hole in one of his career came in the second round of the Gator Invitational...was a total of five strokes under par in finishing at the top of the leaderboard in those two events...tied his career best finish at the ACC Championship with a tie for sixth finish in leading the Seminoles to a fifth place finish in the team standings...he also finished in a tie for sixth place in the ACC Championship in leading the Seminoles to the conference title in 2008...finished with a minus four strokes under par score of 212 in the 2011 ACC Championship - the second best conference championship score of his career...named the ACC Golfer of the Month in the month of March for his performances in the USF Invitational, the Seminole Intercollegiate and the Linger Longer Invitational...earned two top three individual finishes and was a total of 10 strokes under par in those three events...finished in the top three in the individual standings in three different conference tournaments during the season - tied for first at the Gator Invitational, third at the USF Invitational and tied for first at the Seminole Intercollegiate....was a cumulative total of 13 strokes under par in those three events...earned a career-high tying four top 10 finishes - tied for first at the Gator, tied for first at the Seminole, third at the USF Invitational and sixth at the ACC Championship... one of seven players in the ACC to earn individual medalist honors at least once and one of only six players in the ACC to win multiple individual championships (Gator Invitational and Seminole Intercollegiate)...counted .903 percent of his scores toward the team score in the fall and spring seasons of his senior season (32.5 of 36)...led Florida State on its team leaderboard five times in the Seminoles 11 events as a senior...averaged a career- low 72.13 strokes in 24 rounds during eight tournaments in his final collegiate season... Before Florida State: Graduated from Pinnacle High School in 2007...spent the fall semester of his senior season at the IMG Academy in Florida before returning to Pinnacle for his final high school semester...named to the AJGA All-America First-Team in 2006...ranked No. 1 nationally among all juniors during the 2006 season by GolfWeek Magazine...ranked third nationally by GolfWeek during the 2007 season...a Rolex All-America Second-Team selection in 2005...advanced to the round of 16 at the U.S. Junior Amateur in 2006...shot a 66 in the final round of the Rolex Tournament of Champions in 2006....played in the 2006 U.S. Amateur...earned the individual Division I title during his sophomore season...led Pinnacle to the 2003 and 2005 state championship titles...won the Heather Farr Classic in 2005 as he finished with a three-under par score of 139 (69-70)...finished first in a field of 84 players to win at the Dellwood Hills Golf Club with a pair of 69s to shoot 6-under-par in 2005...won the Leonard/Deloitte Junior Team Championship with partner Brett Spencer in 2006. Personal: Born April 2, 1989...Drew is the son of Janis and Kurt Kittleson...hobbies include playing ping-pong, pool and fishing...is an avid fan of the Phoenix Suns basketball team and the Arizona Cardinals football team...earned his bachelor's degree in social sciences in April of 2011. Kittleson at Florida State
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The Afghanistan border was drawn up by the British in 1893, of particular interest for my topic is that the current border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, referred to as the Durand Line, was created for the sole purpose of dividing various tribes. These tribes shared a common language, ethnicity, culture, and religion and are referred to as Pashtuns; division was seen as necessary so they would not unite and form a strong opposition to British rule. As of 2005 there are 28 million Pahtuns in Pakistan and as of 2006 13.4 million in Afghanistan (Source). My thesis revolves around the vulnerability of NATO, and in particular Canadian troops in Afghanistan, as they are forced into a defensive posture, which together with the overall situation in the Middle East leads to a conclusion that Canada should withdraw.
Canada's overall purpose is to rebuild Afghanistan and help the Afghani people be self-sustaining. As I hinted above however, the Afghani people are not a nationality; their sense of who they are is not derived from their nation's borders, with right reason considering those borders were imposed with ill intent.
Until 1978, Afghanistan did not recognize the Durand line, even now there are only two points on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan where there are even fences, at Torkham and Chaman/Spin Boldak, not to mention Pakistan only maintains checkposts far into it's territory; people travelling between the two countries don't even know when they are in Afghanistan or when they are in Pakistan (Source: pg 383 War and Boundaries in Afghanistan: Significance and Relativity of Local and Social Boundaries, by Bernt GlatzerDie Welt des Islams 2001). Before 1978 the Afghani government called for the Pakistani territory occupied by the Pashtuns to either be united with Afghanistan or be made into Pashtunistan.
All these points illustrate that the loose borders between Afghanistan and Pakistan are so weak because these borders have no real power. Where the people are identical on either side, the line becomes meaningless to those inhabitants; yet NATO and with it Canada differentiate between the same people based on this arbitrary line. NATO and Canada are thus fighting in one country, a people that spans two. NATO and Canada cannot ever be on the offensive until this changes; and this change would require NATO and Canada to broaden the fight to Pakistan, as it would be impossible for NATO to fight within Pakistan against the Pashtun People. But this will never occur, Pakistan is far superior in strength then Afghanistan ever was, as it not only has a large army but a Nuclear arsenal, not to mention it is a necessary and good ally in the Middle East.
Therefore the conclusion that must be reached is that because the Pashtun people extend beyond the Afghani borders into Pakistan, and we should not and cannot fight in or against Pakistan, NATO and Canada will always remain on the defensive. This defensive position will not affect a victory, and is only creating greater turmoil to the lives of the Afghani people.
(To Be Continued)
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Afghanistan: Part II - line in the sand
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The 1 p.m. event in the gym of the Clay residence, 776 H St. Road in Lynden, is part of a celebration of International Women's Day.
Lynden-based Days for Girls International provides feminine hygiene kits to impoverished women and girls around the world. Without such supplies, they are isolated for days during menstruation, according to the nonprofit.
Days for Girls International will provide sewing experts, sewing machines, fabric and all necessary supplies to make the kits during the Saturday event.
Each kit has two shields and eight liners that volunteers will sew.
As part of the event, the organization also is accepting donations of fabric for the shields and bags (prewashed if possible), flannel for liners, panties in women's sizes five and six, washcloths, safety pins and gallon size freezer bags (Ziploc) brand.
Details: Jacqueline Scott at 360-927-4436 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Or go online to daysforgirls.org.
Reach KIE RELYEA at email@example.com or call 715-2234.