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CLEVELAND -- Carl Pavano is set to fly back to Minneapolis to meet with team physician Dr. Dan Buss on Sunday, and will get a second MRI exam on his right shoulder on Monday.
Pavano, whose original MRI exam on May 11 revealed a strain in the front of his right shoulder, has been scuffling as he's tried to pitch through the injury. The right-hander is 1-4 with an 8.25 ERA over his last five starts.
"We need to find out the physical state of the shoulder and everything else," assistant general manager Rob Antony said. "And then we'll sit down with Carl and talk about what we think is the best course of action at that point."
Pavano, who hasn't been on the disabled list since 2008, said he wants to stay in the rotation. He said his shoulder bothers him once he gets around the 60-pitch mark and hasn't been making any real progress in recent weeks.
"We've got to just find out where we're at; this is part of the process," Pavano said. "We've kind of exhausted a lot of things, so when you take steps to remedy something and things kind of stand still, you have to find other answers. So, I think this is just another step in the process."
Pavano said he doesn't think the injury will require surgery. But there remains a chance he'll need extended rest -- as much as six weeks -- for his shoulder to get better. The Twins haven't decided who will replace Pavano in the rotation if he misses his next start on Wednesday.
"I definitely think it's to the point where it's affecting me [and] my pitches," said Pavano, who ranks 11th in the Majors in innings pitched dating back to 2009. "But I feel like it would have got a lot worse if it was something that's going to require surgery or going to be career-threatening. I think it's something that's just weak and irritated and it's causing me discomfort to the point where it's affecting my strength.
"We'll see where it goes, but I'm not too concerned about it being something that will affect me for the rest of the year. There's just a possibility where I have to rest it a little bit and get it back stronger and get that irritation out of there. I think that may be the course we take, but we have to take this next step before making any other decisions."
Dozier finding his groove at the plate
CLEVELAND -- Rookie shortstop Brian Dozier said he's starting to feel better at the plate after falling into a slump over the last two weeks.
Dozier, who had his contract purchased from Triple-A Rochester on May 5, got off to a hot start, hitting .298 with a .327 on-base percentage and .489 slugging percentage in his first 11 games but then hit just .146/.159/.171 over his next 11.
But Dozier has picked up RBI singles in each of his last two games, and doesn't think his slump was the result of pitchers making adjustments on him.
"Absolutely not," Dozier said. "It's the exact same thing. I'm just putting myself into a hole by missing fastballs. I don't know if I've let a few things get to me early on. But I think from an overall standpoint, I'm trying to do too much. That's what gets me in trouble. But these last couple games I've hit the ball hard. So I think I'm back where I need to be."
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said Dozier is simply adapting to life in the big leagues, as the pitchers are tougher and there's more of a spotlight because of the constant media attention.
"It's all part of it," Gardenhire said. "Pitchers are definitely trying different things against him and that's normal. He'll tell you he's missing fastballs, but there's probably a reason he's missing those fastballs. He's thinking about different things. They're setting him up a little differently."
Twins happy for former teammate Johan
CLEVELAND -- The Twins' game against the Indians on Friday night ended shortly before Mets left-hander Johan Santana finished off his no-hitter against the Cardinals, so Twins players had the chance to see their former teammate accomplish the feat.
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire watched the end of the game in his office and said he was excited to see the left-hander become the first pitcher to throw a no-no in Mets history.
Santana, 33, won two Cy Young Awards during his eight years in Minnesota, but never threw a no-hitter.
"I was watching it, it was pretty cool," Gardenhire said. "I tried to text him, but the son of a gun changed his number. I got a question mark when I sent it. A little red dot came on my phone. But I tried to text him to say congratulations, believe it."
Left-hander Francisco Liriano, who burst onto the scene as a rookie ace alongside Santana in '06, said he also got the wrong number when he tried to congratulate his ex-teammate. But he was happy for him nonetheless.
"When I saw it last night, I was talking to [Alexi] Casilla about how he'd won two Cy Young Awards but he'd never thrown a no-hitter," said Liriano, who threw a no-hitter against the White Sox last year. "He worked so hard to come back from shoulder surgery. So I'm happy for him."
Rhett Bollinger is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Bollinger Beat, and follow him on Twitter @RhettBollinger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Heat the broiler with the rack 4 inches from the heat source. In a large bowl, whisk together the whole eggs, egg whites, and parsley; season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
In a medium (10-inch) nonstick ovenproof skillet, heat oil over medium. Add onion and tomatoes and cook until the onion has softened, about 6 minutes. Stir in the jalapeno peppers and egg mixture. Sprinkle cheese over top. Cover, reduce heat to low, and cook until eggs are almost set, 5 to 7 minutes.
Place frittata under broiler and cook until the top is set and starts to brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan over medium-low heat, cook beans until heated through (add water if too dry); season with salt and pepper.
Run a rubber spatula around the edge of the pan to loosen the frittata. Carefully slip the frittata out of the pan onto a large serving platter. Serve wedges of frittata with black beans on the side.
How much parsley? Not listed in ingredients.
There are a ton of calorie calculators online. Here's the one I use http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp. So it looks like it has 326.7 calories per serving, based on the recipe making 4 servings.
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OMG! I have been asking about the nutritional information form recipes here for over two years. Once again, I will pass this by.
#1 says parsley...am I missing it in the recipe???
I agree that the nutrition values for recipes are extremely helpful to those of us who are in need of guidelines for health reasons. While this does sound delicious, it would be a helpful addition, especially in a health oriented magazine
I agree. I don't usually try recipes unless the nutritional values are listed.
Keeping track of calories, fat grams and fiber has helped me lose 14 pounds in 12 weeks. Providing this information would be appreciated by many health-conscious cooks!
Some people have to know calories for health reasons
I wish you would start putting nutritional values in your recipes. Thanks
Calories Smmalories! Eggs, Goat Cheese, Black Beans and Vegetables. Sounds like a Fantasic Low Calorie, GOOD for you dish. I estimate calories at 160 per LARGE slice. I'm making this tonite!
sounds good, but what is the calorie count?

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Mark Neidig Executive Director of the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation spoke exclusively with WICU12 News reporter Lisa Adams on Monday at 5:00 PM, in the first on camera interview he's given since the news broke about felony charges against lead Kanzius researcher Dr. Steven Curley.
As we've reported, Dr. Curley and an MD Anderson IT staffer, Hank Lehman, were charged by the Harris County, Texas prosecutor's office in early August with "illegal intercept." Those charges stem from allegations that Curley and his accomplice used a popular software program on his former wife's computer to spy on her computer activity.
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Neidig told Adams that Dr. Curley's move to Baylor College of Medicine as Chief of the Division of Surgical Oncology and Associate Director for clinical affairs in the Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center was not connected to his legal issues. Dr. Curley informed the Kanzius Research Foundation last summer that he was considering a new leadership position. He retired from MD Anderson at the end of 2013.
Mark Neidig said the equipment granted by the Kanzius Foundation has been moved to the lab facilities at Baylor College of Medicine. In December of 2013, $1.6 million dollars was granted to Dr. Curley and Baylor for research in 2014, and that includes funding for fifteen staff members who are following Dr. Curley and a new $587,000 Nikon Microscope to track the blood flow in animal tumors treated with the Kanzius RF machines.
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AVOID THIS GUY!! This dentist is the worst I have ever experienced. He totally screwed up the crown he insisted I get on one of my bottom teeth. He ground the top surface down so much that it doesn't touch the top tooth. And he laughed at me when I mentioned this to him. I went to two other dentists for second opinions and they agreed that too much had been ground off the top of the crown. "
He was very friendly and explained in detail the process. He pulls the tooth first then you wait approx. 3 months and he does the first stage of the implant. I had mentioned that I looked up him and the practice on Angie's list. He was not aware that the practice or him was rated. I waited approx. 10 minutes and was called in and talked to someone about the costs associated with each step. She was very nice and give me a list of the costs that I would incur. I scheduled my appointment to get my tooth pulled."
I found him to be extremely likeable. He explains things well and seems knowledgeable. Very friendly and doesn't rush you. His hygienist the same. VERY friendly and answers questions honestly and thoughtfully, even when asked by my young daughter. The problem was at check-out. The lady was rude -- didn't smile and didn't or introduce herself. Chided me for not telling them I was a "Clipper Coupon Special" when scheduling. I felt like a welfare patient asking for a hand-out. She actually huffed. Then, she seemed very put-out when I requested a copy of xrays -- stated she really should be charging me for them, she needs more notice, etc. She actually looked irritated with me. She finally handed me a paper photocopy of xrays, reluctantly. As for his composite filling estimate prices, they were a little high, but I would have paid them, had it not been for my substandard experience with the office staff. I am a RN -- wouldn't treat a patient in that manner EVER."
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Dr. to keep my teeth in good shape between visits. I was very happy with the whole experience and look forward to seeing him again. "
I absolutely love Dr. "really?!" I never got a statement. Then come to find out they sent my account to collections who by the way never contacted me so I KNOW they are not processing my information and billing correctly. This has caused me to stop going to see them. I don't know what else to do except hope to see Dr B in Giant or something and talk to him."
I usually don't have to wait more than 5 minutes to see the hygenist (after appt time). I have had services from two hygenist and both have done a thorough job and are pleasant. Dr. a year ago and it fits well i have not had any discomfort from it. "
He started with the hole in my upper palate and from that designed an obdurator that fit so well that I am usually not aware that the obdurator is in place. Fitting the obdurator was painless and he did the design and most of the actual fabrication. The obdurator is so well designed that after initial adjustments, it fit perfectly and I have not had to have any adjustments made. The entire experience was amazing. His staff is highly competent and everyone in at the office is extremely friendly and professional. In addition they provide regular dental service, which is also excellent. "
Dr. 1st consultation visit and he is very reasonably priced. We have had about 4 visits so far, and we are very pleased with outcomes to this point... just as expected and on-track with plan."
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Of the ones I've been in, they were spot on with Newark Terminal B, US Airways' LaGuardia Airport terminal, Paris Charles de Gaulle Terminal 3 and Delta's JFK Airport Terminal 3 — fondly known as the Third World Port. But I disagreed with their pick of Chicago Midway, finding it to be a nice little airport with a great sense of place. Below are some of my own picks for the worst airport terminals.
- Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. The city deserves better than this. The airport has outdated concessions and a very bland, 1060s look. The city has been arguing for decades over airport upgrades, with no end in sight.
- Garuda Indonesia's terminal at Jakarta's Soekarno–Hatta International Airport. I was last there in 1994, but the place was a dump. It was dark and badly laid out.
- São Paulo/Guarulhos–Governador André Franco Montoro International Airport. I'm told they are upgrading this airport in time for the 2016 Olympics. My advice would be to tear it down and start from scratch. This airport is old, dark, dank and not very passenger friendly.
- Lima, Peru's Jorge Chávez International Airport. I actually smelled this airport more than I saw it. When I was there in the late 1990s, the airport was literally next to a large garbage dump. And it seemed to be coated in cigarette smoke. Not a good look for a country's main airport.
- TIE – The old Terminal Bs at Sacramento International and San Antonio International airports. Kudos to both of these facilities for upgrading these respective terminals, which were both frozen in the 1960s.
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- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 7
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- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Deep Hole Road
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$ 1,500 - $ 3,000 / month
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This lovely Victorian home has been totally renovated, yet maintains its classic charm. The large kitchen is new, fully furnished with anything you'll need to prepare meals. There are three baths in all, one on every floor.
The house has central air conditioning and heat, with a screened porch off the kitchen for outside dining, in addition to the front screened porch with a view of the undeveloped protected marshlands across the street. Great for bird watching or just relaxing.
For sleeping accommodations, the second floor has two queen bedrooms and a den/twin room with daybed for sleeping, reading, watching TV or playing games. The master bedroom suite is on the third floor with a king sized bed and full bath of its own.
You will arrive to find the beds freshly made and clean towels out for your use. Wi-Fi internet and two flat panel TVs with cable and DVD players will keep the whole family happy.
Situated on a quiet end of town, close to a community boat launch and a great seafood vendor, both within walking distance. A short jaunt to Maddox Boulevard, 1 of 2 main concentrations of eateries, taverns and shopping. The street has bike paths, and it's easy and quick to bike to Assateague preserve and beach. There is also a scenic walking/biking trail just minutes from the home. A nice yard for the kids to play, private off street parking; outfitted for your every vacation need.
Chincoteague Island and its close neighbor Assateague Island National Park were voted best beach for wildlife by Travel and Leisure Magazine. A top pick for bird watching, fishing, pristine beaching, and of course the famous wild ponies, this resort is paradise. The town and beach are family oriented, with wonderful dining establishments, small amusement parks, boat trips, quaint shopping areas, and plenty more for all to do.
The town remains a working fishing village with an active fishing boat fleet, reflected by the fresh local seafood served on the island. The town has a long history, reflected by local sites like a decoy museum, an Oyster Museum, the Assateague Lighthouse, and the wildlife
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Hello everyone. First off I would like to say what a wonderful site full of great information on many different subjects. I recently inherited a 52 Cub tractor that hasn't ran in nearly 4 years. It is a mag system and the electronics are switched over to a 12v system. It does have a starter on it, but it is not fully wired up correctly. So far over the past week I have rebuilt the carb and gone through the mag system with all new ignition components. I hope to have it running this week. Just wanted to say hello and see how many club members lived over this way. Thanks to everyone who keeps these tractors and heritage going.
Mach1976 Welcome, you want to be carefull those Cubs can be addictive. I got a 49 in March made the mistake of removing the hood it is still in pieces. I am not far from the basket factory.
Welcome Mach1976, theres a bunch of board members your way. They'll be along soon to say hello.
First, to the greatest forum on the internet, and to the Cub Family. You will find that all the folks on this forum are kind, helpful and just full of Cub info and knowledge. They also happen to be the finest folks I have ever met
Congratulations on inheriting the Cub. You have a special Cub.. as it is a family treasure... and you by the way, are also one of those who keeps these tractors and their heritage going.. and will for a long time to come.. Welcome to the Forum
Ok, so here is the spiel :
I would suggest that you read this thread: New Members and Visitors, Please READ Prior to Posting. There are many great links to informative pages such as the ATIS FAQ's 1 and ATIS FAQ's 2, The Best of H.L. Chauvin who has written very interesting articles on troubleshooting common problems with your Cub.
Also, you might want to visit the Cub Manual Server as there is tons of info on servicing, maintaining and re-building your Cub. In addition to this basic information, there are also a number of other useful tools available on the server. There is the Specialty Services page which has contact info for neat stuff like getting your seats recovered, buying quality Decals, Serial Number tags and a host of other neat items. Also there are the Parts Pages - both Used Parts Suppliers and New Parts Suppliers pages with links to quality dealers. I am always looking for YOUR favourite dealers for New and Used Parts to include here. These pages are intended to complement our Official FarmallCub.com Website Sponsors:
I would also recommend that you visit Binder Books and purchase the three most important manuals you can own for Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding your Cub. These are the Owner's Manual, the GSS-1411 Service Manual and the TC-37F Parts Manual. Although they are available on the Cub Manual Server, it is better is you also have your own paper copy. Binder Books is the only Authorized IH Publication Reprint House and they have the best quality manuals available. Most other's are not of the same quality. Just a personal thought here, the I&T Shop Manuals, although helpful in some areas, really are not sufficient for the job. If you wish though, they are good additional reference works.
IF you really want to get the skinny on all things Cub, might I suggest you get a copy of Ken Updike's Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet's . While you are at it Original Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet is Ken's latest addition to the series. Along with Guy Fay's Letter Series Originality Guide, these are three must have's in anyone's collection.
In addition to the above information, don't forget to check out the various articles that are available to help with your Repair, Restore, Rebuild or just your Maintenance Projects. There are a number of sub pages such as Electrolysis or Rust Zapper's, Maintenance Tips, Jigs and Techniques, Implement and Part Sketches and of course the Paint, Decals & Other Finish Questions which has the Paint Chart and the Paint Committee Decisions links.
Oh, and while the program still lasts.. you might want to check the Announcement: Navistar Free Gas Cap Offer - On-Line Form thread at the top of the Cub Forum and send away for the new style safety cap before that program runs out as well.
I truly hope that you enjoy your Cub and that you will be a frequent contributor to the forum. Again, to the Cub Family
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Thanks for all the support. The tractor is very special to me as it was my grandfather's and my dad gave it to me because he has a 860 and 2n ford that he mainly uses. Last night I got it to fire and run on a cup of gas as I do not have the tank back on yet. I plan on using it for a few months and then this winter tear it apart and repaint it as I have the facility to do so. Once again thanks for the support and all the great info.
In the meantime while you have the hood off.. hook up a small portable tank from an old snowblower etc.... they usually hold about a gallon and are quite useful for running the Cub as you work on it...
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Hey mach1976, welcome aboard! This is a great group! You said you are from northeast Ohio. Whereabout is this big piece of real estate?
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
I live over toward Ashtabula and Greenville. I need to find out when we are having meeting and shows for next year. It is just nice to know who is in the area to pull from for extra help if needed. Can't wait to meet some of my fellow Cub members. Thanks to all of you for a warm welcome.
Hey "mach1976" WELCOME to the Forum...and CUBGRATULATIONS on gettin' your Grand Dad's Cub Nothin' beats havin' a family history to your tractor to pass along with it someday
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Tribal music in Ghana… White Sox spring training in Tucson, Arizona… dispute resolution in China and Japan… economics education in Russia since the end of the Cold War.
What can all these possibly have in common? The answer? They're just a small sampling of the research topics North Central students have pursued in recent years through the assistance of Richter Grants.
This program awards grants to encourage individual student research. Grants of up to $5,000 provide students the funding to pursue research projects in locations around the world that otherwise would not be feasible. During the 2012-2013 academic year, North Central undergraduates, across academic disciplines, were awarded grants totaling nearly $40,000.
North Central's participation in the Richter Grant Program began in 1977 through funding from The Paul K. and Elizabeth Cook Richter Trusts. Since that time, hundreds of North Central students have used these grants to travel across the U.S. and around the world to pursue their research interests.
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Amber Dvorak '13
Amber Dvorak '13 used her Interactive Media Studies background to create Jingle Lizzard (seen above). The project,"An Undergraduate Animated 3D Short and Investigation into the 3D Animation Process" brought her to downtown Chicago where she was able to interview production teams normally unavailable to the public. Amber, a College Scholar, continued to build on her Richter Grant research by writing her honors thesis on the topic and presenting at Rall Symposium.
Michelle Ruffatti '13
College Scholar and chemistry major Michelle Ruffatti '13 spent her summer analyzing disassembled trees for her senior thesis research, which was funded by a Richter Grant. As part of a study at nearby Morton Arboretum, Ruffatti analyzed tree samples to determine how various soil treatments affected the biological, chemical, and physical aspects of the soil, such as the rate at which nitrogen is cycled throughout the soil. Results indicated that the soil treatment Biochar out-performed common soil treatments, such as mulch and fertilizer, and improved soil quality and ultimately tree growth. Ruffatti will present her research at the Rall Symposium for Undergraduate Research and the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
Emma Rothenfluh '12
Emma Rothenfluh, English and Theatre double major, was awarded a competitive Richter Fellowship that allowed her to travel to Bangkok, Thailand during December 2013 where she interviewed educators to investigate the value and worldview tendencies embedded in the most promoted Thai children's books.
Weien Wang '11
With assistance provided by a Richter Fellowship, Weien Wang, biology major with minors in Chinese and English, conducted a summer-long study of China's low-wage labor force by working along side some of its members to understand the marginalized workers' perspectives of the Chinese market system.
Priscilla Martinez '10
Richter Independent Study Fellowships gave Priscilla Martinez, global studies major, an unparalleled experience. In the summer of 2009, she went to Nairobi to study the effectiveness of microfinance through community development in Kibera.


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The United Nations estimates more than 2 million people have been displaced by the conflict in Syria, and roughly half of all registered are children. Of those, about 740,000 are under the age of 11.
Local humanitarian groups are stepping in to do what they can to help, and FOX 9 News spoke with Daniel Wordsworth, president and CEO of the American Refugee Committee, to discuss the situation and what can be done to help those who have fled the civil war.
Q: If you could, paint a picture of what is happening to children in Syria.
A: It's really an unimaginable thing. You're talking about one million children that have actually crossed the border. There are still millions in Syria that are trapped by this violence and, frankly, terrified about what they're seeing around them.
Q: Some very emotional moments, as you can imagine, in the midst of all this. Some amazing video of a father who thought his son was presumed dead by the apparent gas attack, they are reunited -- and look at the tearful homecoming. Sadly, that's not the case for other kids who are separated from their families.
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A: It's amazingly moving, isn't it? As a father, it really is heartbreaking -- but yes, you are seeing kids crossing the borders without their parents, brothers and sisters looking after each other. Thankfully, there are scenes like that where parents are being reunited. I think this is the time when we have to step up and get over there and work with these children, work with these families and try to make sure they can get through this.
Q: This is always an awful byproduct of any war -- kids torn from their families. Why did it take two years for the UN and the world to really consider the children involved in this civil war?
A: I think what's happened is there's been this sort of cloud of political turmoil that's been there and such terrible violence that we're seeing. It's almost overshadowed the human story that lies underneath this. I think when we begin to grasp that there are 1 million kids that are caught up in this, I think it begins to put a face on it. I think we begin to see beyond the political issues and realize that this is fundamentally a human thing, and that's what has impact on us.
Q: Once the children escape Syria -- let's face it, their ordeals have to be far from over.
A: Far from over. You are moving either into large camps that are in the middle of the desert, maybe 120,000 people living there. So, where do you go to school? Where to do you go to the toilet? What clean water do you have? These are the kinds of things that the international community is really scrambling to build. Over three quarters of the refugees that have crossed over have actually been taken into the homes of the Jordanian community. They've been taking them in, providing hospitality, but it's getting to the point now where it's actually a breaking point and the Jordanian community just can't keep absorbing this. We have to step up.
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A: Well I think one thing they can do first of all is begin to look beyond the political issue and realize there's a fundamental human thing going on here, and then I think they should be able to take some comfort that there are organizations -- like ARC -- that are there on the ground working with these families. The money that is contributed, the resources that go to help don't get swallowed up in governments and in all these struggles. They actually go directly to these families to make a difference. We would love to have people involved in what we're doing. Please, go to our website, and get involved.
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---- — From the State House News Service, the week of November 10: "The Tax Fairness Commission will vote on 'Principles of Good Tax Policy,' hear a briefing from the chairs, and will receive a data presentation from the Office of Administration and Finance. Rep. Jay Kaufman and Sen. Michael Rodrigues chair the commission."
Ah gee, I didn't get invited to serve on this commission, though I've served on others. I think the oversight may reflect my longstanding grassroots resistance to a graduated income tax, which was defeated on the statewide ballot several times. I suspect this commission will decide that a grad tax is the definition of "tax fairness."
In 1981, new to the Statehouse coming off CLT's ballot victory that created Proposition 2½, I was appointed to Gov. Ed King's Commission on Restructuring State Government. I was so excited: I thought we were actually going to restructure state government!
If I remember correctly, we had only three months to get that job done, but in my youthful naivete I saw no reason we couldn't do it. The more experienced chairman of the commission, Jack Delaney from Bank of Boston, knew better. He announced at the first meeting that he wasn't going to waste our time, so we were going to find one part of state government that needed restructuring, focus on that, and get it done.
If I recall, we came up with a recommendation about juvenile incarceration, which may have been accomplished. As I researched this column on Google, I was saddened to learn that Jack Delaney died in 2010. In his comprehensive, high-achievement obituary, this commission wasn't mentioned, which tells you something about these commissions in general.
Sometime in the 1990s, I served on Gov. Bill Weld's Commission on Alternative Funding for Education. The chairmen were Sen. Stan Rosenberg, D-Amherst, who was dreaming of a graduated income tax, and probably still is as he waits his turn to be Senate president; and Rep. Jay Kaufman, D-Lexington, the House chairman of the new Tax Fairness Commission.
We spent months interviewing experts about the tax system, and eventually released a report with recommendations that I wonder if Rep. Kaufman found in its burial place and shared with his new commission. Sen. Rosenberg was talked out of his grad tax, the members who wanted local income or sales taxes learned from many sources that this was a bad idea, and I think the final recommendation was about local aid funding formulas. I was able to include a minority recommendation that we fund education with taxpayer-funded vouchers that would give parents real school choice.
Well, education is still being funded by the property tax and local aid, but Gov. Weld's encouragement of charter schools is still supported by the Legislature, albeit with a cap on the number of charter schools lest there be too much choice for parents.
In 1998, I served on Gov. Paul Cellucci's transition team for economic and fiscal policy. I like to think this led to his 1999 decision to work as a partner with CLT on a ballot question to roll back the state income tax rate, which had traditionally been 5 percent until it was raised "temporarily, for 18 months", in 1989.
In 2000, CLT and Gov. Cellucci won their ballot question for a three-year rollback of that "temporary" tax increase. The rollback was frozen two years later at 5.3 percent by the Legislature with another promise, to slowly continue the rollback when state revenues allow.
It's now a quarter-century since the first promise that the rate would return to 5 percent, and we just learned from preliminary revenue data that next year, the rate might drop to 5.2 percent. Hooray!
My first recommendation for "Principles of Good Tax Policy" would be, when voters are promised that a tax increase is temporary, the state government should keep its word. My second would be, when voters make a decision on tax policy, their decision should be respected.
In honor of the new Senate chairman, Sen. Michael Rodrigues, D-Westport, I'd suggest a principle that legislators who vote for a tax increase in the sales tax on liquor should not get caught buying liquor just across the border in tax-free New Hampshire, as Rodrigues was in 2009.
That's three Principles of Good Tax Policy. While we wait to see the commission recommendations, I'll just toss off a few more from the top of my head -- recognizing that I haven't sat through commission testimonies lately.
All taxes hurt someone, and do some damage to the economy. This is why it's better not to over-utilize any one tax, to have a mix. However, this mix shouldn't add up to the fourth highest tax burden in the nation.
In the service of avoiding an even higher tax burden, there should not be a graduated income tax, which has less to do with making the rich pay a larger percentage of their income than with letting politicians pick us all off, one tax bracket at a time, spiraling upward year after year.
Don't waste the money collected in taxes.
To be continued, as the commission works toward its official recommendation for "tax fairness", due March 1.
Barbara Anderson is president of Citizens for Limited Taxation and a regular contributor to the opinion pages.


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New York Times bestselling author Stephen White draws upon over 15 years of clinical practice as a psychologist to create intriguing plots and complex, believable characters. In COMPOUND FRACTURES, the riveting conclusion to his Dr. Alan Gregory series, the Boulder psychologist is forced to acknowledge that the perils that may bring him to his knees are not the dangers he recognizes, nor are they orchestrated by the nemesis he has long feared. In this interview, White discusses what he will miss most about the series now that it's drawing to a close with its 20th installment, as well as why leaving home --- metaphorically, of course --- can be a good thing, even for an old man. He also opens up about the similarities between himself and his protagonist, how closely based on his own life some of the early stories were, and what he plans to work on next.
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James Patterson is an author who needs no introduction. Frequently on best-seller lists for both adult and children's books, he's known for writing great stories. But did you know about his efforts to get children reading? For the past decade, James has been devoting more and more of his time to championing books and reading --- from the James Patterson Pageturner Awards, to his website ReadKiddoRead.com, to his regular donations of hundreds of thousands of books to schools here in the states and troops overseas and more.
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In LOOKAWAY, LOOKAWAY, his first novel in 15 years, Wilton Barnhardt introduces readers to Jerene Jarvis Johnston and her husband, Duke, exemplars of Charlotte, North Carolina's high society. Jerene works tirelessly to preserve her family's legacy, even if her loved ones aren't cooperating. Bookreporter.com's Bronwyn Miller gets Barnhardt to open up about his inspiration for this proud-to-a-fault Southern matriarch, and the delicacy with which he had to write her in order to avoid any camp or irony. Barnhardt also discusses his own liberal brand of Southern pride, the interesting --- sometimes jarring --- way the South's past and present seem to intersect, and why he and his book-loving family started the Barnhardt Family Fund at Warren Wilson College.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Firefighters are investigating a structure fire that happened in an abandoned day spa in northeast Spokane Saturday morning.
Firefighters arrived at the Starlite Spa at Market and Cleveland just after 11:30am and found smoke and flames coming from the building.
They were able to knock down the flames in about 30 minutes, but investigators firefighters found empty gas cans inside the building. They also say power was shut off to the business. A cause has yet to be determined, but fire officials say the evidence points to this fire being suspicious.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Caroline Fripp and her father, Adam, tended the lighthouse in the late 1890s. In 1898, a major hurricane hit the island without warning. Legend has it, that night Caroline and Adam stayed in the lighthouse trying to keep the light bright for a ship that was dangerously close to the shore. Sadly, Adam dropped to the floor and suffered a heart attack. Caroline took her father to their nearby house and on his death bed he asked her to keep the light burning throughout the storm.
When Caroline returned to check on her father he had already passed. It's been said that she paced back and forth between the lighthouse and the keepers house for several days wearing the same blue dress she had on during the storm and calling out for her deceased father. Some sources have said that Caroline died of shock a few years after her father's death but others say she lived a long life warning others of high tides and storms and always wearing blue.
Today, the story lives on. Many have reported seeing the "Blue Lady" or feeling her presence on stormy nights. So beware, the next time you visit the Leamington Lighthouse, you might just meet the ghost of Caroline Fripp, a spirit that awakens with the sound of wind and rain!
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To say really briefly, I am interested in "the person." I am not sure whether I can refer him as a "person" or not, but he is Pu Yi, the last emperor of China. The reason why I am interested in him is that I saw the fascinating movie, "The Last Emperor." This movie is not only entertainment at all, but it comprehends various things, such as historical events, fashion, custom, music, furniture, styles of architecture, manners, and one story of one person. I have come to be curious about his life itself after seeing the movie.
When I see his life, historical events will follow it. That is, his life was like an echo of historical events. He had been the emperor since he was a three-year-old child. I was curious about what his life was like, what happened to him, thinking that his life was beyond my imagination.
"A man kidnapped
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An email composed, but never sent, by former Apple CEO Steve Jobs may prove instrumental in the Justice Department's case that Apple, along with the five largest book publishers, colluded to fix prices for electronic books.
In a draft email intended for Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue about negotiations with one publisher, Jobs wrote of the potential deal that "I can live with this as long as they move Amazon to the agent model too for new releases for the first year. If they don't, I'm not sure we can be competitive."
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For the Justice Department, Jobs' reference to Amazon showed that the company was trying to end retail price competition among electronic book vendors. However, Orin Snyder, an attorney representing Apple in the case, dismissed the significance of the email in court, noting that it was never even sent to Cue.
As the three-week trial has started to wind down, the DOJ has released a copious set of emails and other electronic documentation between Jobs, Cue -- who was in charge of the negotiations with the book publishers -- and a number of publisher executives. Judge Denise Cote for the U.S. Southern District Court of New York is presiding over the non-jury trial.
The DOJ is piecing together the documentation in an attempt to show that Apple and the five largest book publishers colluded to raise the prices of e-books in early 2010. At the time, Amazon was offering best-selling titles for $9.99, less than what the online retailer paid for these titles. The publishers worried that Amazon, which enjoyed a 90 percent share of the electronic book market in 2009, was lowering the value of books in consumers' eyes, as well as laying plans to cut publishers out of Amazon's book sales altogether, and to deal with authors directly.
In January 2010, the five publishers -- Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin and Simon & Schuster -- all signed contracts with Apple, allowing Apple to sell electronic books in an agency model. Under such an agreement, the publishers would set the prices of electronic books, chosen from a set of pricing tiers Apple formulated. Apple got a fixed 30 percent cut of each sale through its iBookstore, which would debut on the about-to-be-launched iPad.
Immediately after the contracts took effect in April 2010, and publishers moved all their retailers to the agency model, prices of electronic books offered by both Amazon and Barnes & Noble increased by almost 20 percent, the DOJ charged.
Apple, in a court filing in May, said that the publishers in 2009 had on their own pursued a so-called agency business model before meeting with Apple. (The publishers have since settled with the DOJ.) At the time, they sold electronic books to retailers on a standard wholesale model, which left retailers the freedom to charge whatever price they saw fit.


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— Another unexpected image from Iraq. The framing is interesting with the soldiers flanking this little girl who seems completely unfazed by their presence. They seem so engrossed in her fun. The road is "newly restored," maybe she's just focused on having a safer place to play?
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A man who led Dona Ana County sheriff's deputies on a high-speed chase that ended with a vehicle crashing into a home was arrested Thursday.
A deputy witnessed 24-year-old Erick Vasquez driving on the wrong side of McNutt Road Thursday morning and tried to stop him, according to officials. Vasquez did not stop, officials said.
Instead, a pursuit took place, where vehicles reached speeds of more than 110 mph.
Officials said the chase came to a halt at McNutt and Country Club roads when Vasquez crashed his vehicle into a home and trailer.
The collision caused damage to the home and trailer, as well as the vehicle.
After the collision, Vasquez made another attempt to run on foot, official said.
Vasquez reportedly climbed onto the roof of one of the structures he crashed into, but deputies talked him into coming down.
Vasquez was taken into custody.
The Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office indicated investigators smelled alcohol on Vasquez. He refused chemical testing, but a field sobriety test was conducted.
Vasquez was charged with aggravated DWI, criminal damage to property, resisting or obstructing arrest, driving on a suspended license and failure to provide insurance.
His surety bond was set at $5,000 after he was booked in the Dona Ana County Detention Center.
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A POLICEMAN and married father of two from York has died after falling from the loft in his home.
PC Keith Pattison, 56, had appeared to be making a good recovery from the fall, which left him with head injuries, but died after a sudden turn for the worse.
PC Pattison was described by colleagues as a "true gentleman" and a popular officer.
Mike Stubbs, deputy secretary of the North Yorkshire Police Federation and a close friend, said PC Pattison had been in the loft of his York home in early December when he fell to the floor below.
He wore a brace in the weeks following the accident and appeared to be on the mend, but died in hospital on January 11 after his condition suddenly worsened.
Sgt Stubbs said: "I had the pleasure and privilege of working with Keith for many years during his time as a response officer for Selby and Tadcaster.
"Keith was a true gentleman, with a warm and caring nature and a gentle sense of humour, which endeared to him to his many colleagues, most recently in the control room in York where he worked at the safer neighbourhood help desk.
"He will be sadly missed. Keith leaves a wife and two grown-up children. We are working with North Yorkshire Police to support them at this difficult time."
PC Pattison, also a grandfather, worked in Selby, Tadcaster and Scarborough before working at York.
His death came just days after that of PC Andrew Bramma, who died on duty when his patrol van crashed on his way to a 999 call.
Sgt Stubbs said: "A tragic week for North Yorkshire Police was made even worse with the news that we had also lost PC Keith Pattison."
A spokesman for North Yorkshire Police said: "PC Keith Pattison joined North Yorkshire Police in 1990. He spent the majority of his service working in the Selby district as a uniformed constable supporting the communities of Tadcaster and Selby.
"More recently Keith joined the help desk as part of the force control room. As a result, the reach of his support to the community stretched across the whole of North Yorkshire and city of York.
"Keith's untimely passing on Friday, January 11, has denied our communities of a dedicated officer and us, in the organisation, a valued colleague and friend."
Dozens of friends and colleagues have posted messages of condolence on North Yorkshire Police Federation's Facebook page.
A celebration of PC Pattison's life will take place on Wednesday, February 6, at York Crematorium from 12.20pm. No flowers by request but donations can be made in lieu at the service.
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10:41am Tue 22 Jan 13
R'Marcus says...
Condolences and prayers to his family and many friends.
He was a true Yorkshire bobby.
6:09pm Tue 22 Jan 13
Yorkborneinbse says...
I might add a little about the man if I may,
Patto, as many knew him by, was also a fine firefighter in the retained Service based at Acomb Fire Station. I had the pleasure of being trained by, and working along side Keith for a number of years in the Fire Service. A lovely bloke, who's passing is a sad day for all who had the pleasure of his charming company. A good person. RIP Keith.
10:31pm Tue 22 Jan 13
steve0295 says...
Yorkborneinbse wrote:I too had the pleasure of working with Keith in the retained service, and i have some good memories of the times we had.
I am so so saddened to read this. My thoughts go to his loving family at this tragic time. I might add a little about the man if I may, Patto, as many knew him by, was also a fine firefighter in the retained Service based at Acomb Fire Station. I had the pleasure of being trained by, and working along side Keith for a number of years in the Fire Service. A lovely bloke, who's passing is a sad day for all who had the pleasure of his charming company. A good person. RIP Keith.
A sad loss, Rest In Peace Patto, x
3:34pm Wed 23 Jan 13
Digeorge says...
Rest in peace.
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