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- Fires destroyed nearly four hundred homes near Colorado Springs.
Emergency workers there have evacuated thousands of people in its path.
It's one of four fires burning in Colorado right now.
Crews here in Wisconsin are gearing up to help out in at a moment's notice.
Emergency crews from the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest haven't been deployed to Colorado just yet.
But it's almost certain that Forest Service employees will become firefighters somewhere before the summer is over.
"In my 30 years of being in the fire business, I cannot think of any year where the Forest Service was not involved in either fire or some other kind of disaster in the country," says Forest Service Fire Management Officer Jim Grant.
A group of Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest workers could be called to duty in Colorado or somewhere else soon.
They'll be ready within the next couple of days.
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Antigo man charged for allegedly hitting boy with baseball bat
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- An Antigo man could spend up to 40 years in prison for allegedly beating a 16-year-old boy with a baseball bat.
Court documents say 18-year-old Dylan Madderom told police that he hit the boy because the boy owed him a hundred dollars for marijuana. It happened Monday night near the walking trail by North Elementary School.
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Submitted: 08/27/2014
- A new exhibit in Wausau will show the art/ graffiti and tell the stories of Vietnam veterans. The art shows drawings from troops on bed canvases of the General Nelson Walker troop carrier.
Christine Martens works with the Marathon County Historical Society and believes the pieces will give people a better look at what it was like for veterans.
"The artifacts themselves are great, it is always wonderful to be able to see these things, and be able to see what was aboard these ships," Martens said "It's the stories."
Those stories include those from the Army's 2nd Squadron, 1st Armored Cavalry. They toured the exhibit Wednesday and traded stories.
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Submitted: 08/27/2014
- Investigators think new photos will help find 38-year-old Eric Hall.
Vilas County deputies believe he has stolen multiple cars, committed several burglaries, was involved in a high speed chase, and assaulted a police officer since he was released from prison in June 2014.
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Michigan House OKs measure allowing wolf hunting
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- The Michigan Legislature has cleared the way to allow continued hunting of gray wolves, a species that once had disappeared from the state but now thrives in the Upper Peninsula.
The state House voted 65-43 Wednesday in favor of a citizen-initiated measure that would empower the Michigan Natural Resources Commission to designate game species and regulate hunting. The Senate approved the measure earlier this month.
Because the governor's signature isn't required on citizen initiatives, it now becomes law.
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Krystal Westfahl started in the position August 21st.
She comes to the Northwoods from Appleton.
Westfahl is no stranger to the Northwoods.
She vacationed up here with her family.
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Schettino was in court Wednesday. He took a plea agreement. His two misdemeanors could be dismissed if he follows the terms of the agreement for two years.
"The state has the option if they have evidence indicating that you have not complied with the terms of the agreement to bring this matter back into court," Judge Michael Bloom told Schettino, "and if they presented evidence to establish that you were not in compliance that I could enter judgment on your pleas without any further proceedings and go immediately to sentencing."
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You'll find snowmobile clubs in the Northwoods busy this time of year.
The main focus is cleaning and organizing equipment.
The Minocqua Forest Riders Snowmobile Club operates about 150 miles of trails. Working inside the shop now helps them later on in the season.
"We looked at our shop and we've been doing about the same thing every year," says Club President Curt Christensen. "We never really moved the equipment out or took a real close look at things so we decided to do a major cleaning project this year to get the shop ready."
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Beat the heat by cooling off with these easy-to-make treats featuring some of summer's in-season produce! With sweet fruits like blueberries and honeydew melon along with cool veggies and herbs like cucumbers and mint, these simple recipes make for some special summer snacks that both you and your kids will love.
Place all ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into paper cups and place a popsicle stick in the middle. Freeze overnight. To serve, peel the paper cups off of the popsicles and enjoy!
Slice the honeydew melon and cantaloupe in half and scoop out the seeds.To create the melon balls, use a melon scooper (which can be found in the kitchen equipment aisle of most grocery stores) to scoop each of the melon halves into a large bowl. In a separate small bowl, squeeze the juice of one lime. Mix the honey and chopped mint into the lime juice and stir well. Drizzle over the melon balls and mix. Serve chilled.
Slice each apricot in half, removing the seed from the middle. Place apricot halves on a plate with the pit side facing up. Spoon about 1 TBS of yogurt into the pitted area of the apricot half and repeat until all apricot halves are full. Lastly, top the yogurt with one blueberry (or whichever berry you choose) and serve.
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Grands Crus is 9-4 favourite with the sponsors after a field of 20 was declared for the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham on Saturday.
David Pipe's bold-jumping grey is on a retrieval mission in the first major handicap of the new National Hunt season.
He appeared to have the world at his feet when winning the Feltham Novices' Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day in a quicker time than Kauto Star's in the King George, but on his only subsequent run he finished an 18-length fourth to Bobs Worth in the RSA Chase at the Festival in March.
Grands Crus enjoyed a breeze up Pipe's gallops on Thursday morning and the trainer tweeted: "Gerry Supple worked Grands Crus this morning and he went well...he says only two sleepless nights left!"
With Paul Nicholls saddling Poquelin for the third year running it means Casey Top, Finger Onthe Pulse, Questions Answered and Gilbarry are running from out of the handicap. Henry Daly's Kingsmere, however, is running off his correct weight with just 10st.
The seven-year-old looked like playing a huge part in the finish of a hot novice chase at the last meeting as he was in front when he fell two out.
Daly said: "I honestly don't know if Kingsmere would have won, but he was running a very good race. You couldn't tell, but he would have definitely been there or thereabouts.
"He hasn't surprised me at all with his progress over fences. He has always shown plenty at home and has improved for a fence, which most of mine do. I'm not sure how much improvement he has in him, but we will find out. The trip and the ground should be fine for him and Sam Twiston-Davies rides."
Hunt Ball aims to continue his progression for his popular owner Anthony Knott and trainer Keiran Burke after rising 88lb in the ratings last season.
Nicholls also runs Grade One winner Al Ferof and Aerial, who finished fourth at a big price last year, while Nicky Henderson has a strong hand with last year's runner-up Quantitativeeasing, Nadiya De La Vega, Tanks For That and Triolo D'Alene all representing Seven Barrows.
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Residents who want to learn how to plant and grow beautiful, nutritious vegetables are invited to attend a "Vegetable Gardening" Workshop Thursday, March 14, at the Oklahoma County OSU Cooperative Extension Service.
"Vegetable Gardening" Workshop Offered Free To Public
The workshop, which will be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m., will focus on helping gardeners learn how to prepare their soil for vegetables, how to choose varieties that will do well in Oklahoma's climate and how to maintain their garden once they've planted it.
"We focus on providing our gardeners with the latest information from university-based research," said Ray Ridlen, OSU Extension Horticulture educator. "Putting new research to work for you really can help increase garden yields and decrease the overall work load associated with gardening."
Even experienced gardeners should be able to learn from this workshop, Ridlen indicated, since it focuses on new information within the industry.
"Gardening can be one of the most rewarding experiences there is, but it can also be frustrating if your time and effort doesn't add up to production. That's where education comes in," Ridlen added.
The "Vegetable Gardening" workshop will also be offered Thursday, March 7, at the Warr Acres Library from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and at the Midwest City Library Tuesday, March 19, from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
All of the seminars are offered free to the public. For more information about "Vegetable Gardening" or other horticulture classes offered by the OSU Extension Center, contact the Oklahoma County office at 713-1125.
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Cowardly College of Containment
By Burr Deming on Aug 22, 2014 | In News, Policy | 1 feedback »
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President Truman's Secretary of State, as the Cold War began in the middle of the century, was Dean Acheson. Like everyone, Acheson was surprised at the tactics of the Soviet Union after World War II ended. Expanding into buffer countries, taking them over, was out of the norm, at least what had been normal up to that point.
Acheson presided over a debate within the State Department. The prevailing sentiment following the war was, in a couple of words, never again. Never again to genocide. Never again to appeasement. Those lessons were pressed into American consciousness.
But so was the possibility of nuclear war. The issue among policy makers became one of alternatives. How could we escape war that could come from confrontation. How could we prevent war that could come from a lack of response?
Acheson's group came up with a plausible answer. Strength was to be used to threaten, but also to lift up. Strong arming the Soviet menace while pulling up allies required different expressions of the same resolve.
Acheson's group called it containment. The combination of cautious brinkmanship and economic aid followed a strategic theory. If the Soviet Union could be constrained, kept within boundaries, the entire empire would eventually fall victim to its own contradictions.
Conservatives were outraged at the moral ambiguity. That rage mingled with opportunism as a Senator from California attacked Dean Acheson in personal terms. Senator Richard Nixon went after Democrats running for an assortment of offices using the same alliteration. Each was a quisling, "holding a Ph.D. from Dean Acheson's Cowardly College of Communist Containment."
The cowardly containment rhetoric was more than bluster. It was the clarion call of true believers. We were at war, and there ought to be no limits. Conservatives were angry beyond words at the rejection of emotional impulse. The substitution of thoughtful strategy was infuriating.
Turning away from intellect during crisis is a predictable emotional response. But acting on rage can have unintended results.
As was the case back then, Conservatives today have much to be angry about.
The United States insists that substantial continuation of aid to Iraq depends on changes in Iraq's treatment of its people. Otherwise, weapons will continue to fall into the hands of murderous ISIS militants.
Military aid to rebels in Syria is restricted to weapons that cannot be later used against the United States or our allies, until a clear division develops between those fighting an oppressive regime and terrorist militants who join them.
I was thinking of the days of Nixon's cowardly containment verbiage as I read a joint statement from Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC). Their demand for massive arms to Iraq and to the Syrian resistance contained some of the same desperate fist clenching anger.
A policy of containment will not work against ISIS.
We need to get beyond a policy of half measures.
... none of this should be contingent on the formation of a new government in Baghdad.
The tone is familiar. We need to do something decisive, massive, and we need to do it now.
In fact, we don't need to do something. We need to do the right thing. We don't need to make a move, we need to make the smart move. We don't need to act now, unless now is the right moment.
The visceral reaction often expressed is, at its heart, emotional. We should recognize and understand that. But we should also understand, and we should reject, the true nature of that central demand.
Just as their forefathers did two thirds of a century ago, true believers reject thought itself.
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A little more than a decade ago, a company called Stanley Works was considering moving to Bermuda in order to save some money. Stanley, a tool-manufacturing company, had done some calculations, and figured out that it could save about $30 million per year in U.S. taxes by ditching its Connecticut headquarters. The decision seemed fairly clear-cut, as they'd be lowering their costs.
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Public Servants Representing Ordinary People
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I suppose it was kind of gimmicky. The Democratic challenger to an incumbent Republican Congressional Representative pledged, if elected, to give back a tenth of his paycheck. Brad Ashford, the Nebraska Democrat, would keep doing that until members of Congress cut their own paychecks by 10 percent.
There are lots of good reasons to reject a proposal to cut Congressional salaries. Corruption is a lot more tempting when you kind of need the money. Junkets to foreign lands, lavish free dinners, implied future career opportunities, none are really illegal. Sometimes officials who have developed a part-time business of raking it in can cross ethical lines into outright criminality.
At some point, attacking the pay of politicians, however emotionally satisfying - and truly, truly, it does provide a buzz - might not be good public policy.
The incumbent Republican, Lee Terry, did not disagree with cutting the pay of Congress because it's bad policy. His indignation was more personal. It seems Congress has already gone too long without a raise, and enough is enough.
What he's not telling you is that Congress hasn't had a cost of living increase since 2006, when I led the charge for a freeze.
- Representative Lee Terry (R-NE), Comments on KMTV, Omaha, August 11, 2014
Those bringing home considerably less than the $174,000 a year paid to their representatives in Congress might not be completely sympathetic.
Why would anyone in elective office say such a thing?
One possibility is a mere slip of the tongue. The pressure of live debate, the relentless presence of news outlets, can capture momentary lapses.
The problem with that theory is Representative Lee Terry has a bit of a history. It is not the first time he has complained about the financial hardship associated with public service. He was forced to apologize for similar comments during the Republican shutdown of government last year.
Federal workers and those working for companies doing business with the government were going without paychecks. Shouldn't members of Congress give up their pay during the time they were forcing other families to live without?
...you know what? I've got a nice house and a kid in college, and I'll tell you we cannot handle it. Giving our paycheck away when you still worked and earned it? That's just not going to fly.
- Representative Lee Terry (R-NE), interviewed by the Omaha World-Herald, Omaha October 4, 2013
Similar stories surface from time to time. It is usually taken as evidence that some politicians are clueless, out of touch with the economic suffering endured by those they ought to be representing. In the case of Representative Terry, the seeming lack of concern is aggravated by his tireless opposition to any increase in the minimum wage.
Such incidents do illustrate a disconnect from life as it is experienced by those living with a significant level of financial anxiety. Comments like those for which Lee Terry is becoming known also illustrate an important part of human nature, a part most of us share.
I close my eyes and try to picture ordinary people. I find myself thinking of friends, co-workers, neighbors, worshipers at Sunday service, shoppers I meet in line at the pharmacy. And I find I'm thinking of people I meet and associate with. Ordinary people.
That is who most of us think of as ordinary, everyday people. Those we see and talk with. They are part of our daily routine. That's human nature, and that's part of the problem. What we see and who we see every day define what we know as ordinary.
As a young student studying government several decades ago, I participated for a few months in a special program that put me in Washington, DC.
I was impressed by one detail that I do not recall ever being reported. Senators and members of Congress do not open doors. Unless they deliberately look for doors, they probably never notice them. It's part of a larger pattern.
As they walk the corridors, even walking the sidewalks near the Capitol Building, they are continuously surrounded by a circle of staff. Papers are passed and glanced at. Conversations continue. Schedules are changed. Decisions are made. It is all done without missing a step. Each elected official is surrounded by a moving, busy office.
The circle is sometimes broken by other office holders and by ever present money flashing lobbyists. Away from the traveling office, officials live near wealth. They shop and worship with the rich and powerful. It affects, it has to affect, what they think of as normal, daily routine, and who they regard as average, everyday folks.
In Congress, most work very hard, doing what they came to the nation's capital to do.
They represent ordinary people.
Ferguson - Shut Down CNN's Don Lemon? Really?
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As another long night in Ferguson begins, the National Guard is on the scene, but so too are the local police, who continue to demonstrate great judgment and a keen grasp on how they're coming across to the outside world. A few minutes ago, police tried to shut down CNN anchor Don Lemon's live broadcast as he stood on a sidewalk in the middle of a group of protesters.
"I think we're about to be arrested because we're standing on a sidewalk," Lemon told a studio anchor in New York, sounding quizzical.
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Threaten to Shoot Reporter? To Mace Chris Hayes? For Real?
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Police in Ferguson were caught on camera Sunday night threatening to mace one reporter and shoot another. At least two other journalists also claim they were arrested while following police orders.
Shortly after 10 pm Sunday night, police began launching tear gas at protesters and demanded that reporters turn their cameras off.
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Most Unusual Outcome in Car Theft - Cell Phone Action
By For Your Consideration on Aug 19, 2014 | In News | Send feedback »
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A woman used text messages to convince a thief to give her back her stolen van.
"I'm just happy to have my van. I mean who does this, I can't believe this, it is my life, this is real," Megan Bratten said.
When Bratten walked out of the Kmart store near U.S. Highway 24 and Missouri Highway 291, her van was gone.
"An older gentlemen was like, 'Are you OK?' and I said 'No, I think my car just got stolen,'" she said.
It was her work van. The van Bratten uses for her business to provide for her five children.
"I just got angry and then I remembered that phone was in there and I thought 'Let me text them a message' and I did," Bratten said.
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Death, Protest, and Guilt in Ferguson
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When Scottie McCown died ten years ago, it did not cause a nationwide stir. Maryland paid little notice. There was not much attention paid in Baltimore, where Officer McCown had shot and permanently disabled a local teenager decades before.
The Baltimore protests in 1980 paralleled those we see today here in Missouri to one more deadly incident. Young black teenagers in America seem to continue as routine casualties. So it was in Baltimore three decades ago.
Riots had been massive in Miami at the acquittal of police officers who had beaten to death a motorcyclist after an eight minute chase. The cyclist was driving on a suspended license and likely had been trying to escape a fine.
I was living in the Baltimore area at the time. Like most area residents, I paid little attention to details. A 17 year old black kid had gone into a sub shop with a friend. He was unarmed. As he stood before the counter, he was shot in the back three times by a Baltimore city police detective.
There were raucous press events. Non-violent protests provided an outlet for rage. Baltimore authorities were mindful of the violence in Miami. They wanted to avoid similar racial conflict in Baltimore. A brief hearing was held. Officer McCown was fired, later sued for a million dollars by the young man and his parents.
Civil hearings quoted the conclusions of the lightning fast police review hearing. The officer had options:
He did not "identify himself as a Police Officer to the owner or employee of the Pizza shop and request they telephone for a back-up unit" or "accost the suspects, identify himself as a Police Officer, and conduct a stop and frisk." Finally, "there existed insufficient facts and circumstances to warrant reasonable belief of imminent danger to himself."
Mitigating details were unimportant at the time. Nobody, myself included, had time for mitigation. An unarmed kid would never walk again. What could justify that?
A decade later, author David Simon briefly reviewed the case.
In the area of Erdman Street where the shooting occurred, robberies had been committed in which a small chrome pistol had been used. The detective had noticed a couple of young men in a familiar pattern, looking through the storefront window. The pattern was repeated several times. Were they casing the place? Only when most customers had left did they enter.
Detective McCown readied his own revolver, just in case. As one of the young men suddenly faced the shop owner, McCown saw the metallic flash. The shop owner had not yet noticed the mortal danger facing him. The detective fired three times, screamed at the accomplice to stand still, and yelled at the shop owner to call police emergency.
Then he saw the metallic flash had been from a lighter. There had been no robbery, no accomplice, no mortal danger.
Simon makes the case that we, members of the public, are trapped in a fictional world in which no bad shooting can happen at the hands of a good police officer. Ambiguity is seldom a reality after the fact. But a lack of certainty is a fact of life in each professional moment of a fallible human. What Simon calls "the myth of perfection" haunts every incident.
It doesn't matter that a shouted warning concedes every advantage to the gunman, that death can come in the time it takes for a cop to identify himself or demand that a suspect relinquish a weapon. It doesn't matter that in a confrontation of little more than a second or two, a cop is lucky if he can hit center mass from a distance of twenty feet, much less target extremities or shoot a weapon from a suspect's hand. And it doesn't matter whether a cop is an honorable man, whether he truly believes he is in danger, whether the shooting of a black suspect sickens him no less than if the man were white.
- David Simon, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, 1991
The young man in Baltimore did not deserve to be shot. He did not deserve a life of partial paralysis. The officer did not deserve the public censure that became a part of his life.
A few miles from my home here in Missouri, 34 years later, a new police shooting has aroused community anger. Local resident Michael Brown has been killed on a residential street in Ferguson. He had just graduated from High School.
The demands for justice, to the extent that the demands are specific to this case, are premature. Justice without process is not justice. Judgment that comes before evidence is not justice.
My friend, liberal Michael J. Scott, is a former police officer. He makes a brief point: "... we don't yet have the facts so I'm going to reserve judgement."
As those facts slowly dribble out, it has become difficult to compose a case that would justify the shooting. Was there an assault on the officer? Was Michael Brown sufficiently provoked by insult - Get the f*** out of the street - to react with violence? Did the young man decide that apprehension for an earlier forceful robbery was worth attacking a uniformed officer? Was there some other perceived threat?
What is known so far obstructs the search for a reasonable explanation. The number of shots fired, the distances involved, the accounts of a young man with arms raised in surrender, all join to strain the imagination. The slow motion revelation of those details has not helped. The absence of evidence has itself become evidence.
And so there has been outrage. The initial reaction by police authorities to community anger leaves little to the imagination. The lack of distinction between legitimate protests on one hand, and attacks on police, or destruction or looting on the other, has been beyond justification. The relentless march of military level force, the armament and equipment, the early disproportionate response did little to help.
These were not the decisions of individual police officers. Those in charge seem to have achieved a complete disconnect from the consequence of their actions. What are we to expect when protest is necessary and peaceful protest is made impossible?
Mercifully, authority seems to have shifted to more responsible command.
Separating the actions of authorities from the initial shooting is not an easy emotional leap. But it is a necessary leap. In the fullness of time, as evidence bleeds forth, the truth surrounding the death of young Michael Brown will unfold.
Official ineptitude should not be part of that evidence.
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The Big Empty breaks it down to comic strip form, explaining the war on white people.
Jon Perr at Perrspectives goes to an alternate universe where protests in Ferguson are supported by Tea Party conservatives.
At The Intersection of Madness and Reality, Darcwonn suggests reasons police accounts of the Ferguson killing are not believed.
The Moderate Voice offers an interpretation of what happened in Ferguson. The headline: From the start, the police were behaving like they might be nuts. Then they went nuts.
Infidel 753 runs down what is reliable and what is not on the internet about Ferguson events and summarizes what we know and what we want to know about death, protest, and police response.
Max's Dad is enraged at about everything we knew as of a couple days ago about Ferguson.
Tommy Christopher, at the Daily Banter, takes note of a Congressional Representative who has created the newest racist epithet as he reacts to events in Ferguson.
Conservative Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) attacks at least some of Fox News as unfair and unbalanced. News Corpse finds specific examples and speculates on what the good Senator may find objectionable.
Rumproast finds that the career of a civil rights hero is also a case study of what conservatives will do wherever they are elected.
Mad Mike's America discovers the answer to Middle East turmoil: Republicans Anointed by God to Do His Work.
Conservative James Wigderson seems to like Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker running less against his Democratic opponent than an unpopular former governor.
At Crooks and Liars, Blue Gal constructs a strong three sentence case against Rick Perry.
tengrain at Mock Paper Scissors goes into history, predicting imminent confirmation that, before he was elected as President, Richard Nixon was committing treason against the United States.
Jonathan Bernstein, writing for Bloomberg, believes that membership in the 2016 Presidential race is pretty much locked. There is no room for more candidates.
The Last Of The Millenniums presents a unflattering portrait of a working class conservative.
Jack Jodell at The Saturday Afternoon Post has good news, and good news, and Republican news, and sad news about Walgreens, and the Veterans Administration, and a former Vice President, and a former part term Governor, and a lost celebrity.
PZ Myers, writing for Pharyngula, displays a virtue that we who follow Jesus would do well to embrace ourselves. He is willing to publicly take on a fellow atheist for objectionable arguments. He dissects a recent presentation by Richard Dawkins. Perhaps more of us should be willing to speak out when Christians are less than fair.
The creatively introspective Vincent at A wayfarer's notes takes a walk and ends up discovering the distinction between disinterest and uninterest.
State Police Captain Meets With Ferguson Protesters
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From KMOX-TV, St. Louis:
FERGUSON, Mo. (KMOX) – He's an African American. He's from North St. Louis County. And as a local commander of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, his job Thursday night is to establish calm in Ferguson.
No more armored trucks, tear gas and riot gear. Highway Patrol Captain Ronald Johnson says he wants to establish a rapport with the protestors face-to-face.
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Eye surgery this morning will keep me from any heavy blogging for a couple of days, possibly longer.
I mentioned to my loved one that the surgery will also keep me from heavy lifting, as well as any other around-the-house work, for the next several months.
However, she was there for those instructions and seems to think I was mistaken about the length of time.
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There's an interesting email we received that is better addressed by community members who were working students in law school. The email (identities to remain hidden) goes: "Hello and good afternoon Attorney! I would just like to know how difficult it is to study law while having a full time job? What are the chances of success of a working law student in hurdling the difficulties of law school? I work as a pharmacist in a small pharmaceutical company, and I really wanted to study law, yet I don't want to give up my job." Read More


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Can you be honest with yourself about the value you provide people?
Love can be honest, and it can be brave, but if you don't love yourself, and you don't acknowledge the significance of pursuing a dream, hope, or desire, there's no nightlight that could ever brighten your path down the tunnel of understood reality.
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It's getting easier to buy and sell mutual funds on the go, as fund companies and brokerages roll out smartphone applications.
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Emily Glazer explains how it's getting easier to buy and sell Mutual Funds and why the technology is finally available.
Vanguard Group and Charles Schwab Corp. SCHW +0.49% Charles Schwab Corp. U.S.: NYSE $28.57 +0.14 +0.49% Aug. 22, 2014 4:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5.48M AFTER HOURS $28.56 -0.01 -0.04% Aug. 22, 2014 4:52 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 39,889 P/E Ratio 31.05 Market Cap $37.05 Billion Dividend Yield 0.84% Rev. per Employee $424,565 08/15/14 What Investment Marketing Camp... 08/08/14 Taking Stock of Automated Fina... 08/03/14 A Test Drive of Free Online Ad... More quote details and news » added fund trading to their iPhone apps in December, and both plan to offer similar apps for phones using Google Inc. GOOG -0.14% Google Inc. Cl C U.S.: Nasdaq $582.56 -0.81 -0.14% Aug. 22, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 762,843 AFTER HOURS $581.95 -0.61 -0.10% Aug. 22, 2014 7:49 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26,641 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $397.41 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,321,030 08/07/14 Is Your Neighborhood Gentrifyi... 08/01/14 East Coast Google Barge Headed... 07/29/14 Next Step for Liberty Global: ... More quote details and news » 's Android operating system by this summer. Previously, fund trades on mobile devices weren't an option for clients of either firm.
Last year, Fidelity Investments rolled out fund trading on an iPhone app in February and an Android app in December. Fidelity first offered mobile fund trading back in 1999 on its mobile website (www.fidelity.mobi). But apps make portable access easier, says Jim Burton, president of Fidelity's brokerage-services unit. Indeed, while early mobile websites in general were criticized as being difficult to navigate, and many still are stripped-down versions of their counterparts on the World Wide Web, apps help companies enhance customers' mobile experience by giving them more tools.
Schwab's iPhone app, for example, in addition to letting users buy and sell mutual-fund shares, has a "relationship view" feature where customers can group all of their Schwab accounts and easily flip through them, says Diane Russell, Schwab's senior vice president of platform services.
Mobile services and apps grew rapidly in much of the financial world, but mutual funds were long left out of the mix because fund trading wasn't viewed as an on-the-go necessity. After all, orders are executed based on end-of-day price calculations of the per-share value of the fund's holdings.
By contrast, investors have had more options for on-the-go trading of exchange-traded funds, which change hands all day long at fluctuating prices, like individual stocks.
Some fund companies are also trying to enhance website features for their customers who use Apple Inc. AAPL +0.74% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $101.32 +0.74 +0.74% Aug. 22, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 43.49M AFTER HOURS $101.45 +0.13 +0.13% Aug. 22, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 691,817 P/E Ratio 16.26 Market Cap $606.69 Billion Dividend Yield 1.86% Rev. per Employee $2,214,380 08/22/14 Podcast: No Fireworks From Yel... 08/22/14 Mobile Game Candy Crush Saga R... 08/21/14 U.S. Bond Issuance Nears $1 Tr... More quote details and news » 's iPad. Fidelity introduced an iPad app last August that includes trading. The home page features a world map that tracks key market performances around the globe. The app also incorporates tapping and swiping navigation capabilities.
Vanguard and Schwab plan to add iPad apps this year. These and other investment and fund companies say they will consider apps for additional tablet computers depending on how successful those tablets prove to be.
At least one fund-research company is putting more resources into apps, too. In December, Morningstar Inc. MORN +0.57% Morningstar Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $68.35 +0.39 +0.57% Aug. 22, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47,453 P/E Ratio 39.51 Market Cap $3.06 Billion Dividend Yield 0.99% Rev. per Employee $203,235 08/20/14 Coca-Cola Amatil Faces Challen... 08/08/14 J.P. Morgan Faces More Questio... 08/08/14 The Safety and the Risk in Ult... More quote details and news » beefed up its mobile capabilities on iPhone, BlackBerry and Android applications (more than 260,000 have been downloaded) to help users track their portfolios, read market news and access analyst research.
The upgrades play a part in Morningstar's desire to keep up with its growing base of mobile clients. The company found the number of Morningstar pages people view on a mobile device per visit is comparable with, if not slightly greater than, the number of pages they view per visit on the regular Web, says Kunal Kapoor, Morningstar's president of individual software.
While mobile is still a fraction of how financial firms communicate with clients, it is ballooning. Fidelity's mobile user base is in the hundreds of thousands and doubled in 2010; the use of all mobile platforms for securities trading grew 40% in 2010 from a year earlier.
"People like to stay in touch with their money," Fidelity's Mr. Burton says. "The rate of growth has been rapid."
Still, some mutual-fund firms aren't convinced that investors need or want to execute transactions while sitting at a coffee shop or waiting in line at the grocery store.
"People use mobile devices to fill up little vacuums in their life," says Chip Weldon, vice president of interactive strategies for T. Rowe Price Group, TROW -0.11% T. Rowe Price Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $79.69 -0.09 -0.11% Aug. 22, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.10M AFTER HOURS $79.69 0.00 % Aug. 22, 2014 4:36 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 17.91 Market Cap $20.96 Billion Dividend Yield 2.21% Rev. per Employee $670,483 08/15/14 Online Home-Goods Retailer Way... 08/13/14 Big Funds Bet $150 Million on ... 08/13/14 Banks Retreat From Market That... More quote details and news » which in September launched a mobile site that lets customers on the move check their accounts and read about funds—but not trade.
"Mutual-fund trading is not a standing-in-line activity," he says. "It takes a lot of concentration." For mobile customers, says Mr. Weldon, viewing accounts and researching funds are "much more logical" activities.
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I'm one of those people who always has a snack tucked away in my bag, a worst-case survival tactic for when the hours between meals stretch just a little too long. I love me some yogurt-covered snacks: raisins, cranberries, pretzels, all of them. It's taken me a while to work out how I might make these favorite snacks at home, but my golly, I think I've finally got it.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 29 (Reuters Breakingviews) - India's latest interest rate cut won't revive growth. The central bank's quarter-percentage point reduction in the policy rate, to 7.75 percent, is just as futile as the last one almost a year ago. GDP will pick up when New Delhi curbs its own profligacy and improves the investment climate. The February budget may be the current government's last chance to do both.
If companies aren't investing, it isn't because monetary policy is too tight. With 10.6 percent consumer-price inflation, the base rate for borrowing in 10-year bonds was already negative in real terms before this last rate adjustment. Rather, the government's quest to fund itself is crowding out the private sector. Banks are forced to buy up government bonds, meaning two-thirds of what households save in a year is reinvested in public debt.
Bottlenecks choking growth are also in need of attention. A debilitating coal shortage is hurting electricity production. Meanwhile, road builders are wriggling out of contracts with the highway authority on the pretext that the environmental clearances promised to them are taking too long to materialize. Such factors help explain why GDP growth for the financial year is expected to slow to a ten-year low of 5.5 percent.
Deep interest-rate cuts are currently impossible because of inflation. Rural wages are rising at an annual 18 percent pace. If more money isn't matched with greater investment and output, the result would merely be a further boost to imports, widening India's 5.4 percent current account deficit. For now foreign investors are helping to finance that through their purchases of Indian stocks and bonds, but it would be unwise to rely on that, especially if India's broader economic improvements don't take hold.
Growth thus depends on what New Delhi unveils in February. Finance minister Palaniappan Chidambaram has promised fiscal consolidation and other reforms. If he avoids the temptation to indulge instead in vote-buying populist measures that increase the government's spending commitments, there may be hope not just of another rate cut, but of a recovery too.
- The Reserve Bank of India cut its policy interest rate of 8 percent by a quarter-percentage point on Jan. 29, the first reduction since April 2012. To ease liquidity conditions, the monetary authority also pared the ratio of deposits banks are mandated to keep with the central bank as cash by a quarter-percentage point to 4 percent.
- In its quarterly review of economic and monetary developments, the central bank said that an improvement in investment climate is a "prerequisite for economic recovery" and that the "quality of fiscal adjustment remains a concern." Risks remain from "suppressed inflation, pressure on food prices and high inflation expectations getting entrenched into the wage price spiral," the monetary authority added.
- While demand conditions are "tepid," a current account deficit of more than 4 percent of GDP for a second straight year makes it necessary for the authorities to remain prudent while stimulating aggregate demand, the Reserve Bank said.
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LONDON—Whatever the royal family may think of his exploits in Las Vegas, many Britons can barely hide their support for Prince Harry, posting naked pictures of themselves online in tribute.
A Facebook group entitled "Support Prince Harry with a naked salute!" — featuring people posing in various states of undress saluting the third-in-line to the throne — has won 13,000 members and is still growing.
The group sprang up after Harry, 27, was photographed naked with a mystery woman during a game of "strip billiards" in a Las Vegas hotel suite.
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