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Physics- A stable subatomic particle with a charge of negative electricity, found in all atoms and acting as the primary carrier of electricity in solids.
The electron's mass is about 9 × 1028g, 1,836 times less than that of the proton. Electrons orbit the positively charged nuclei of atoms and are responsible for binding atoms together in molecules and for the electrical, thermal, optical, and magnetic properties of solids. Electric currents in metals and in semiconductors consist of a flow of electrons, and light, radio waves, X-rays, and much heat radiation are all produced by accelerating and decelerating electrons
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HUBBARD - Allan J. Frost II, 48, of Hubbard, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013 in Milwaukee. A cause of death is pending.
Allan was born May 22, 1964, in Youngstown, the son of Allan J. and Audrey L. Orr Frost.
Allan was a computer programming specialist for Unbounded Solutions of Atlanta and was a member of St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church of Hubbard.
Survivors include his mother, Audrey L. Frost of Hubbard; sisters, Shannon M. Wiery-Bayley of Girard, Maureen A. Frost of Boardman and Bridgit L. Frost of Boardman; and his brother, Daniel J. Frost of Hubbard.
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NFL Films came to Broncos training camp earlier this season to interview five different Broncos for the ad campaign — Anthony Alridge, Josh Barrett, Brett Kern, Michael Pittman and D.J. Williams. Each player told their own interesting story, and now Kern's and Pittman's stories are up for voting for the Broncos against the rest of the AFC.
Fans can vote on the 24 stories from the AFC here from December 4-17. One story from each division make it to the Championship Round where they compete against four NFC videos and one wild card.
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"I went up to my wife now and I said, 'Hey honey, there's this guy who wants to interview us out on the 50-yard line.' She looked at me kind of funny and I started to get butterflies."
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A Fulton County Superior Court judge has thrown out a petition challenging the governor's decision not to appoint a panel to consider the suspension of Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill, who is under indictment.
Judge Kelly Lee on Monday said Georgia law regarding the governor's obligation to appoint a review commission to look into the suspension of an indicted public official appears to apply when the official is indicted while in office.
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- Whip out that awesome Android phone of yours in any element when it's protected with the seriously waterproof GALAXY S4 Preserver Series case
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The first case I owned broke. The back of the case has 2 screens to protect the rubber membranes from being punctured. One of my screens fell off either by removing it from a pocket or getting it caught on something. Otterboxs' customer service is second to none. They sent me a new product that works perfectly. Great protection from drops and water. The only flaw I have found with it is that it is so air tight that phone call quality is hampered. On my end I can hear everything perfectly but anybody I talk to says they can hear themselves and there is an echo. Overall this is a great case and if you use you are willing to take a hit in call quality for great complete protection it is well worth it. Great Case from a Great company.
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THis otterbox is ok. It protects the phone great but the people I call have troubles hearing me. As soon as I take the otterbox off they hear fine so I know the problem is not the phone it must be the box. If somehow the calls could be more clear this would be rated top of the line for me.
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The case worked as expected with protecting the phone, but when trying to talk, the audio was horrible. There was an echo that would feedback through the phone. We experimented with calling other cell phones and land lines. Granted, we expected a little degradation such as a muffled or hushed sound, but the feedback made this case completely non practical. Unfortunate, as we love our other Otterbox cases.
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Not so sure.....
I love the protection because I drop my phone a lot. I replaced LCD and a month later replaced screen all before I got the Otter Box. I don't have to worry about that stuff happening anymore but since I have put the box on my calls are not as clear on my end and everyone on the other end says my phone now "echos". So do I put up with the not so clear calls or go for the awesome protection? Not so sure what to do.
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No, this case will not have a belt clip holster. It is slim and slides well in and out of pockets. It does include an optional lanyard, however.4 months ago
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Due to popular demand, Flock Theatre once again presents their heartwarming new adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's beloved family classic "Little Women" at New London's historic Shaw Mansion December 7-23 (Fridays through Sundays). Seating in this intimate historic setting is limited to 30 people per performance and tickets sell out quickly; reservations are strongly encouraged. Performances are Fridays at 7 p.m., Saturdays at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. Previews are January 3 and 4. Ticket prices are $35 for adults, $30 for children and seniors. For tickets and more information, call 860-443-3119.
"Little Women," directed by Flock's Artistic Director, Derron Wood and co-directed by Anne Flemmang continues the collaboration between Flock Theatre and the Shaw Mansion, home of the New London County Historical Society. They previously partnered on "The Holly and the Ivy", "The Importance of Being Earnest" (2009), "Pride and Prejudice" (2008, 2010), "The Cherry Orchard" (2011) and "Emma" (2012).
This new stage adaptation of "Little Women," Louisa May Alcott's story of four sisters growing up in Concord, Massachusetts during and after the Civil War, was written in 2010 by Julie Rattey, a frequent performer with Flock Theatre and resident of Westerly, Rhode Island. Miss Rattey, who most recently performed with Flock as Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice," will play Jo March in the production. "Having the chance to bring this beloved story to life on stage with such a wonderful cast, and in the intimate setting of the Shaw Mansion, is an incredible opportunity for me both as a writer and a performer," says Miss Rattey. "I'm so grateful to be a part of it. 'Little Women' is a heartwarming story of family, love, and the joys and pains of growing up, and I hope audiences will have as much enjoyment in seeing it as we are having performing it."
Flock Theatre is a professional, not-for-profit theatre company based in New London, Connecticut. Founded in 1989, it is one the most adventurous classical theatre companies in New England. Whether working with the timeless words of Shakespeare, Moličre, and Sophocles, or with more modern classics by writers such as Eugene O'Neill, John Steinbeck, and Oscar Wilde, Flock Theatre is dedicated to creating original, collaborative, and educational theatre. Perhaps best known for their long-standing summer Shakespeare in the Arboretum, Flock Theatre performs year-round in a variety of venues, including their winter "nest" at the First Congregational Church, on the New London Pier, at the historic Shaw Mansion Museum, and throughout New England. Internationally, Flock Theatre is highly regarded for their puppetry, including their long-standing collaboration with National Puppetry Conference. Through its Actor's Conservatory, artistic residencies and programs at schools, Save A.R.T., and alliances with local organizations, Flock Theatre presents opportunities for artists of all levels of experience to expand their talents by working with professionals.
The Shaw Mansion was once the home of the wealthy merchant, Captain Nathaniel Shaw, who began building the granite mansion in the 1750s. During the Revolutionary War, the mansion served as Connecticut's Naval Office. The house and grounds were owned by five generations of the Shaw family before being sold to the Historical Society in 1907. The mansion offers a unique combination of a family collection intimately tied to the region's history, and an early collection of resources focused on the entire county.
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Groton Public Library, 52 Newtown Rd, Groton, CT , 06340
The Ninigret Art Guild is holding a "Holiday Art Exhibit" in the Community Room of the Groton Public Library, 52 Newtown Rd, Groton, CT . The exhibit is open daily in December during normal business hours. The exhibit contains paintings in a variety of mediums and subjects. A portion of the proceeds from the sale will go to support the Friends of the Groton Library. For more information, call 860-441-6750.
The Leif Nilsson Gallery, 1 Spring Street, Chester, CT
Part of the Concerts in the Gallery series. Donation: $10.
Guilford Art Center, 411 Church Street, Guilford, CT , 06437
Handmade crafts by more than 300 artists from across the country are featured, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, fiber, ornaments, toys, specialty foods, and more. More than 80 new artists join the event this year. Proceeds benefit the exhibiting artists and Guilford Art Center's educational and community programs. Artistry hours are Monday through Sunday 10am-6pm, Thursday 10am-8pm.
Lyman Allyn Art Museum, 625 Williams Street, New London, CT
the original artwork of James Gurney, the author and illustrator of Dinotopia, an illustrated book series that tells the story of an island where humans and sentient dinosaurs live together in harmony.
On view through February 2, the exhibition brings together paintings from Gurney's well-loved books A Land Apart From Time, The World Beneath, Journey to Chandara, and First Flight, along with sketches and maquettes from Gurney's studio. Dinosaur specimens from the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, including a Deinonychus skull and a Tyrannosaurus tooth, will complement the paintings and illuminate the science behind Gurney's art. Related events throughout the months
Art Gallery at the Mill House, 5 Main Street, Chester, CT , 06412
Celebrate with us! Our 10th Anniversary Exhibition features the Odyssey Painters. Sharing an interest in painting outdoors, this group of plein air painters gathers throughout the changing seasons. From the rolling Lyme hillsides to the Connecticut shoreline, we have put together a collection of fine art for your viewing pleasure.
Jordan Fire House, 89 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
— 8 a.m.-noon, Jordan Fire Department, 89 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford; Santa will be there for pictures; collecting new unwrapped toys for families in Waterford; $9, $7 seniors, $5 ages 3-12, free ages 3 and under; (860) 625-4380.
Mystic Seaport, 75 Greenmanville Ave., Mystic, CT
through Dec. 30. Tours start every 15 minutes.Tickets are $30 for adults and $23 for children ages 4 to 17 the day of the tour. Discounts are available for Seaport members and advance purchase, which is highly recommended by visiting mysticseaport.org or calling (860) 572-5302 or (888) 973-2767
St. Mark Lutheran Church, 248 Broadway, Norwich, CT
11:30 a.m., for those with disabilities and health conditions who have specific challenges that may not allow families to come together to church; shorter service; (860) 887-6826.
Fleet Reserve Association, 242 Thames St., Groton, CT
1-3 p.m.
New London Lodge of Elks, 81 Washington St., New London, CT
8-11 a.m., photos with Santa; $5 adults; $3 children under 10.
Home Craft Country Store, 179 Boston Post Road, East Lyme, CT
10 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday; 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday; with every donation of cat or dog food (wet and dry), treats, toys, accessories and/or bedding collected, Home Craft Country Store will gift donors a country themed candle holder; all donations help homeless New London and Montville pound animals; (860) 691-1244 or (860) 445-0280.
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
4 p.m., sponsored by Cappella Cantorum; conducted by Barry Asch; singers should arrive at 3:30 p.m. for seating in sections with music if you have it, or a score will be provided; $10 tickets available by calling (877) 503-1286.
Godfrey Memorial Library, 134 Newfield Street, Middletown, CT , 06457
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut will meet on Sunday, December 16, 2012, at 1:30 pm, at the Godfrey Memorial Library, 134 Newfield Street, Middletown. The program is free and open to all.
Join West Hartford resident Ivan Backer as he details the four separate escapes of his father, mother, older brother, and himself from Czechoslovakia in 1939. Each story typifies how families survived those turbulent times. Ivan will read his mother's dramatic description of her own journey that he recorded through an interview. Ivan escaped on a kindertransport, which he will describe.
For additional information, please see www.jgsct-jewish-genealogy.org/programs.html.
Beltane Farm, 59 Taylor Bridge Rd, Lebanon, CT , 06249
Beltane Farm, makers of goat milk cheese in Lebanon, CT will hold cheese tastings and tours at the farm every Sunday from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. through December 23.
Sample our seasonal array of cheeses in our tasting house. Warm up by the wood stove, enjoy some cider and meet the goats. www.beltanefarm.com; (860) 887-4709.
Denison Homestead Museum, 120 Pequotsepos Road, Mystic, CT , 06355
The Denison Homestead celebrates the holiday with a retrospect of Christmas trees from the 1840's – 2012. Tour the 1717 historic manor house with reenactors. Storytelling and ornament making for children along with refreshments!
Leif Nilsson Spring Street Studio and Gallery, 1 Spring Street, Chester, CT
For children. Meet Mrs. Claus and listen to Christmas stories.
Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT , 06426
The family-friendly Holiday Train Show exhibit is back at the Connecticut River Museum in Essex for its nineteenth year of fun for all ages. Train artist Steve Cryan has worked his magic again with more trains, new scenery, and lots of surprises to be found in the fully operational 26-foot model train layout. Visitors are challenged to find a scavenger list of various objects hidden within the settings while the very young can get hands-on at the expanded American Flyer and Lionel train layout designed for toddler size viewing. The exhibit is a true locomotive extravaganza and a perfect outing for train fans and all who are young at heart. Sponsored by Liberty Bank, The Safety Zone and Valley Courier, the exhibit runs through February 10, 2013.
R.J. Julia Booksellers, 768 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT
Has your heart shrunk two sizes too small? Nobody will try and touch with you a 39 and a half foot pole? Well, don't try to prevent Christmas from coming! Come to R.J. Julia, instead, where you can meet the Grinch and his trusty reindeer dog, Max from The New Haven Animal Shelter! Spread some holiday cheer this season and help donate an extra can of Who-hash (er, pet food) or a toy for an animal in need today.
Because Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.
A Reading of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" will be at 1pm and 2pm
A Hair of the Dog, 51 Whitfield Street, Guilford, CT
Benefits the Guilford Animal Shelter and Our Companions.
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First Congregational Church of Branford, 1009 Main Street, Branford, CT
Maple and Main Gallery, 1 Maple Street, Chester, CT
Patricia Corbett shares techniques for creating winter scenes.
First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational), 366 Main Street, Old Saybrook, CT
RJ Julia Booksellers, 768 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT
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John Lyman Center for the Performing Arts, 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, CT
Tickets: $15 ($10 for children 12 and under; discounts for advance tickets).
St. John's Episcopal Church, 3 Trumbull Place, North Haven, CT , 06473
St. Johns Episcopal Church presents a Christmas Musical Celebration on Sunday, December 16, 2012 at 3:00 pm. This concert will include a diversity of musical styles and artists. Featured will be some of the finest talent in the area: Hamden resident and jazz saxophone player Kris Jensen who tours with Jaimoes Jasssz Band and the Allman Brothers Band; North Haven resident Anthony DeQuattro, currently Principal Percussionist with the Greater Bridgeport Symphony, a member of the faculty of Quinnipiac University, Southern Connecticut State University, and the University of Bridgeport; and Hamden resident and jazz trumpeter Stefan Fedeyko.
Come enjoy a musical celebration of the joys of Christmas. From choirs to vibes, the program will delight one and all. St. Johns Episcopal Church is located at 3 Trumbull Place, the top of the green in North Haven, where our doors are open for prayer and peace.
St. Patrick Cathedral, 213 Broadway, Norwich, , 06360
The 33rd annual Festival of Lessons and Carols.
The traditional festival originated in England at the end of the 19th century and consists of music and readings that trace the mystery of salvation from the creation of the world through the birth of Jesus Christ. The festival first occurred at St. Patrick Cathedral in 1979 and featured the Norwich Diocesan Choir. Over the past thirty years the event has grown to include six choirs, brass and handbells. It has become a popular Christmas holiday event for the Cathedral parish as well as the Norwich community.
The choirs, totaling more than one hundred voices and ringers are all under the direction of Douglas Green, Cathedral Music Director. Accompanying on the Cathedral organ will be Michael McCarthy along with the Sterling Brass.
Lymes' Senior Center, 26 Town Woods Road, Old Lyme, , 06371
Old Lyme Town Band; free; 860-434-4127
First Congregational Church of Madison, Madison Greet, Madison, CT
Donation: $10 at the door.
George Kent Performance Hall, 119 High St. , Westerly, RI
The Harvard Krokodiloes, one of the oldest and most prestigious collegiate a cappella singing groups, headlines The Chorus of Westerly's annual Collegiate Concert Series performance on Saturday evening, April 6, 2013, at 7 pm. The performance takes place in The George Kent Performance Hall, 119 High Street, Westerly, Rhode Island. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children for general admission seating. Tickets can be purchased now by calling 401.596.8663, coming to the Chorus Box Office at 119 High Street, or online through chorusofwesterly.org. A special family ticket is available by calling the Box Office. All proceeds from the concert benefit The Chorus of Westerly
Leif Nilsson Spring Street Studio and Gallery, 1 Spring Street, Chester, CT , 06412
The Meadows Brothers Special Concert in the Gallery
December 16, 2012 - 4 - 6 pm at the Leif Nilsson Spring Street Gallery, 1 Spring Street in center of Chester. The Meadows Brothers will be performing music from their new CD of originals. Rooted in the music of Bill Monroe, Townes Van Zandt, and Woody Guthrie, Ian and Dustin will be pickin and strummin guitars, banjo, wailin on harmonica and harmonizing in classic sibling fashion. BYOB, $10 donation. For more information call 860-526-2077
Blackstone Memorial Library , 758 Main Street, Branford, CT
Aunt Chilada's, 3931 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, CT
No cover. Call for reservations.
First Church of Christ in Saybrook, 366 Main Street, Old Saybrook, , 06475
Christmas Pageant – Sunday December 16th at 10 am at the First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational) 366 Main Street, Old Saybrook. Please join us as our children reenact the Sacred Story of our Savior's Birth. Witness Caesar's decree for a census, compelling Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem. Celebrate with the shepherds, angels and wise men as they discover the Messiah child in the manger. Sing along with the children as they pray in melodies, giving praise and glory to the miracle and mystery of Jesus' birth. All are welcome. Call the church office for more information – 860-388-3008.
The Garde Arts Center, 325 State Street, New London, , 06320
Eastern Connecticut Ballet's Nutcracker — 1:30 and 7 p.m., Garde Arts Center, 325 State St., New London; Teresa Reichlen, New York City Ballet Principal Dancer will light up the stage as the Sugar Plum Fairy and will be joined by 110 professionally trained Eastern Connecticut Ballet dancers and the live music of Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra; also 1:30 p.m. Sun.; (860) 444-7373.
Granite Theatre , 1 Granite St, Westerly, RI
8 p.m., Granite Theatre, 1 Granite St., Westerly; $19, $16 seniors, $12 students, children; through Dec. 23; (401) 596-2341.
Chester Meeting House, 4 Liberty Street, Chester, CT
Tickets: $15 ($10 for children 12 and under). Bring new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots. For tickets, contact 860-395-1861 or email@example.com.
Shubert Theater, 247 College Street, New Haven, CT
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Building Relationships In Diverse Gonzaga Environments (BRIDGE)
August 25-29, 2013
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Jordan Love
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I will be a senior majoring in Psychology and minoring in Philosophy. I'm a military brat and have lived in NINE different places in 21 years of life. In my spare time I enjoy writing and performing slam poetry, grooving in Zumba workouts, walking Spokane's Centennial Trail (in the summer months), taking candid photos of friends, reading novels from the "classic" section, and putting my Netflix and Hulu accounts to good use! I love BRIDGE and have been involved with the program for the last three years and know that this year will be the BEST yet!
Deonna Smith
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I am a senior Political Science, International Relations and Spanish major. I am a proud Spokane native and an Act Six scholar. Aside from academics I am involved in many extracurriculars like GSBA, Model United Nations, CCASL mentoring programs, Black Student Union and frolicking around campus. Outside of Gonzaga I spend my time engaging in the Spokane community through Spokane Democrats, the AVID program and other service organizations. My passions include Pintrest, Starbucks and traveling. When I graduate I'm going to be a corps member for Teach for America, go to law school and work at Disneyworld as a princess. I am elated with the opportunity to put one of my talents, Facebook creeping, to good use as PR coordinator this year and meet another group of amazing freshmen.
Jesus Esqueda
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I am a Junior Mechanical Engineering major from Federal Way, WA and I just returned from studying abroad in Florence, Italy for a semester. There is one thing that I missed from my experience abroad. No matter how much pasta I ate I still didn't come back with a big stomach, full of pasta! I guess I managed to avoid the stomach because I love to play any sport, especially baseball and basketball, and because I love to dance. I guarantee that during the BRIDGE program, I will dance at least once everyday! At least once...probably more.
What is BRIDGE?
The Summer BRIDGE is a pre-orientation program implemented by the Unity Multicultural Education Center. It is designed to assist students from multicultural and/or first generation backgrounds with a smooth transition to Gonzaga University and the Spokane area. It complements the New Student Orientation by providing incoming students with a lifetime of memories and friendships.
BRIDGE introduces students to Gonzaga faculty and staff as well as to other students of similar backgrounds. Students will be building their own bridge into the Gonzaga community and establishing strong and lasting relationships with people who will provide them with priceless information about campus services, programs, and student life.
BRIDGE allows students to build a foundation and a network within the Gonzaga community that will help them through their first year of college. The mentorship and learning process does not end at the conclusion of the BRIDGE program, but will continue on throughout the students' Gonzaga experience.
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Attend interactive sessions that will give you a head start at Gonzaga
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Move into your residence hall and buy your books before the rush
(509) 313-5836 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In the midst of the campaign season, with the party conventions getting underway, much of the rhetoric has grown contentious. At this point, I think it is helpful to consider why we hold the beliefs we do, whatever party we happen to be a member of.
My views were formed by our history. The first settlers came here for religious freedom. Our founding fathers fought and died for liberty. Our own forefathers came here to make better lives for themselves and their families -- often starting with nothing -- and gave their all to make it in the new country. It took courage and commitment and formed the American character, which propelled a young country to be the world's leader and a shining example for people around the world.
I believe that a country that was formed and succeeded because of the innovations of its people should limit government interference.
I believe that hard work, dedication and ingenuity should be rewarded. To me, that is the essence of America.
I believe that businesses and people thrive when they have the freedom to operate without overly restrictive regulation, and that when those businesses thrive, it is good for everyone: it creates jobs, propels the economy forward and revitalizes communities.
I believe that in the most diverse country on Earth, it is counterproductive to have a top-down, one-size-fits-all approach to policy. The needs of Lufkin, Texas are different from the needs of Boston, Massachusetts, just like the priorities of Alabama are different from the priorities of Connecticut. I believe we should let communities and states decide what is best for them and their unique requirements. I believe we should let the states decide their revenue options and provide most services, rather than having high federal taxes collected, cycled through the bureaucracy and returned to the states after the Feds take a cut.
I believe that a burdensome tax regime and the highest corporate tax rate in the world strangles business growth, discourages innovation and runs the risk of driving our best and brightest companies and people overseas. I believe that small businesses, the engines of our economy, are disproportionately affected by such a regime, and that is bad for the small-business owners, the employees and the communities in which they operate. I believe that the government should embrace, support and respect those who have sacrificed to build their businesses.
I believe that this country has a unique history, where each generation worked hard, contributed to the nation's growth and saw their sons and daughters go on to do even better. I believe that is the American Dream, and I believe it is in jeopardy unless we return to our founding principles.
I believe that we must reverse the course we are on, so that we can return to an America where most of us believe that our best days are still ahead.
Because I still believe that America is the greatest nation on Earth.
Hutchison, a Republican, is the senior U.S. senator from Texas.
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