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January 24, 2013
By Thandisizwe Chimurenga
LAWT Contributing Writer
During the bleakest moment since the Great Depression, Barack H. Obama took his oath by placing his left on the Lincoln Bible, but this week when the first African American president of the United States took the oath for his second term in office he did so on the national holiday for the renowned civil rights ambassador Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
As resolute this week as he was four years ago, President Obama began his historical second term amid a rebounding economy with his attention firmly focused on the issues of gun control, climate change, the economy, immigration reform, gay rights and foreign policy.
The President took the official oath of office for his second term as established by the U.S. constitution the on Sunday, Jan. 20, in a private ceremony at the White House with his wife and daughters standing by his side.
The public ceremony, complete with a parade and presidential motorcade, took place on the federally recognized holiday of slain civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birth, Monday, Jan. 21.
The crowd in attendance, estimated to be around 700,000, was still sizeable for a blistery cold winter District of Columbia day, but did not reach the heights of the monumental 2 million people who attended the President's first swearing-in ceremony four years ago.
While the euphoria of that first ceremony seems to have subsided there were still millions of supporters who watched the festivities at home or in public groupings.
One of the Presidents staunch supporters Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-CA 37), noted the historic significance of the inauguration of the first African American president being sworn in on the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
"As I look on today and watch President Obama take his oath of office, I'll be thinking of how we can all work together to further the vision Dr. King gave his life for," she stated. "Dr. King and many foot soldiers like him made it possible for an African American to hold the highest office in our nation. Regardless of your political affiliations – I think we can all agree that today marks a moment where it's clear America has moved mightily toward the promised land Dr. King preached so eloquently about."
The congresswoman continued, "In this spirit, we must renew ourselves to work each and every day to fulfill that vision. It begins by making a commitment to remedy many of the social ills that continue to lock far too many Americans out of the American Dream."
The Los Angeles Urban League released a statement indicating the organization joins with the rest of the nation in collectively celebrating the future course that has been set. "[President Obama] cannot do it alone. We will lift him up and work together to make America what we want it to be, what it can be and what it will secure for the benefit of generations to come."
Representative Marcia L. Fudge, (D-OH 11), the current chair of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) echoed the words of Congresswoman Bass and LAUL adding that both she "…and Members of the CBC also look forward to working with the President and our colleagues in Congress on ways to strengthen the foundation laid by Dr. King and on ensuring his dream remains a source of inspiration and guidance for everyone's reality."
Locally, Isidra Person Lynn, a communications and technology consultant, viewed the day's happenings at Derrick's Jamaican Cuisine in Ladera Heights where she says she and about 50 others were "riveted" to President Obama's dynamic speech. "I enjoyed seeing the diverse America I live in on display so we can truly see ourselves as we are. If only for one day, it all blended together so well, she said.
Political commentator Jasmyne Cannick was one of several people who viewed the inauguration via large screen television at Buffalo Wild Wings. The mood at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza-area eatery appeared to be one of contentment, satisfaction and hope that issues not addressed in President Obama's first term would now receive his full and undivided attention.
"My expectations are that he address the issue of reparations for African Americans and the issue of the poor, because this administration like previous ones seems so concerned about Middle America, but never seems to talk about the people outside of that, said Cannick.
"I also hope that we will have an intelligent dialogue in the African American community about Gay Marriage," Cannick continued. "More proactive than reactive. I believe that the president can be the catalyst to start that type of conversation."
Immigrant Rights advocates also gathered in the Pico-Union district to view the inauguration At the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights' (CHIRLA) office Isabel Medina, an undocumented immigrant, said she was hopeful that Pres. Obama would honor his pledge to take positive action on the issue of immigration reform. Medina, the mother of three, has been in the U.S. for more than 15 years. Her two youngest children were born here however her oldest child is also un-documented. As part of the Deferred Action program that Pres. Obama approved last year, Medina's oldest child will be able to attend college and not have to worry about deportation. "That's only for two years," Medina told television station KCAL-9. "What's going to happen after those two years?"
In Gardena, Black and Latino activists also watched the inauguration at the offices of Good JobsLA, nonprofit organization that works to "hold wealthy corporations accountable to pay their fair share, create good jobs, and invest in the future of our communities," according to the group's website. An essay by Steve Askin, Research Director of the organization, posted to the website after the President's inaugural address, listed suggestions for the President to "redirect the U.S. economy toward justice," such as increasing the federal minimum wage to $9.80 per hour; restore full employment with a massive public investment program; reduce the non-war military budget to the Bush-era level; investing in high-quality, universal early childhood education; and adopting what it called "the common sense tax proposals in Vermont Senator Bernie Sander's deficit reduction plan." Those proposals call for ending all tax breaks for oil, gas and coal companies, and those companies that move jobs overseas, imposing an emergency surtax on millionaires, and making Wall Street pay an extra tax on the swaps, derivatives and other speculative investments that crashed our economy, amongst other things.
The president will now turn his attention to the issues of gun control, climate change, the economy, immigration reform, gay rights and foreign policy.
Kokayi Kwa Jitahidi, president of the South L.A. Power Coalition which provides training and political education for South Los Angeles residents to increase their civic engagement outcomes, was also interested in the issues that the president would tackle now that the festivities of the inauguration have worn off. While acknowledging that gay and lesbian, immigration and environmental constituents rightfully pressed for their issues to be heard, he expressed his concern about the Black community's mandate for President Obama's final term in office. "President Obama has about 1 year to effectively move anything before he becomes a lame duck … We have given the president a pass as it relates to our specific needs because so many of us are extremely sensitive to what we perceive as racist obstructionist tactics employed by Republicans," said Kwa Jitahadi. "This time around, we have to pressure [Pres. Obama] around our demands."
Kenneth Miller contributed to this story.
January 17, 2013
Thandisizwe Chimurenga
The inauguration of President Barack Hussein Obama for his second term in office will be held in Washington, DC, on Monday, January 21. The date also marks the federally recognized holiday of the birth of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The significance of these two events has been widely noted. Many comparisons have been made with Dr. King throughout Obama's first term, and countless memorabilia items have been created that cement the comparison.
Some of what Obama shares with Dr. King are his charisma and handsomeness, a beautiful and intelligent wife who can hold her own and beautiful children.
Both men come from strong culturally-intact backgrounds – Dr. King was raised in the loving bosom of an African American and Baptist family and community during the era of segregation; President Obama's upbringing was multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and international in scope.
Both men were intellectuals, with Dr. King receiving the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Boston University in Massachusetts, while President Obama taught Constitutional Law after receiving his law degree from Harvard University.
Both men have written books and were awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace. And both men have been staunch supporters of the state of Israel.
Various memorabilia that cement the comparisons of the two men also imply that the Obama Presidency is a fulfillment of Dr. King's legacy. But is it?
"It is absolutely," said Dr. David Horne, professor of Pan African Studies and Public Policy at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). "Part of what Dr. King hoped for was an America that could judge its worthwhile citizens by the 'content of their character, more than the color of their skin.' President Obama is a living testament to that," said Horne.
"Dr. King also said we have to struggle for more than a seat at the table, or a place in the dining hall," Horne continued. "We had to struggle to achieve real political influence and leverage within the American system and the ability to help shape the world towards a better place. We had to be the bearers of political morality and integrity, and we should strive for leadership in that regard. Again, President Obama is all that. This is not to say that were he alive, Dr. King would have agreed with every decision President Obama has made – the issue of Libya and drones both come to mind quickly – but, understanding the meticulousness with which he makes tough decisions, the manner in which he has conducted himself as husband, father and as president of the United States, and the very character of the man as president, Dr. King would have been a relentless ally and an indefatigable defender and supporter of this president. Is President Obama, a Black man who is president, within the legacy left by Dr. King? Without any doubt."
Damien Goodmon, executive director of the Crenshaw Subway Coalition, thinks differently. "I do take issue with people thinking that solely through his election, Barack Obama is the fulfillment of Dr. Kings dream," said Goodmon. As the recipient of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference –Los Angeles's 2013 Drum Major for Justice Award, Goodmon stated, "As a Black man sits in the White House, Black inequality on several levels – income, mass incarceration, health – remains, and I don't think the cause of Dr. King was solely to get Black faces in high places, but to improve the conditions of all people, prominently Black people."
It is hard to deny the symbolism of Obama in relation to Dr. King's Legacy, specifically his "dream" as shared on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington in August, 1963. According to Dr. Karin L. Stanford, political scientist and chair of CSUN's Pan Afrikan Studies Department, "Symbolism is always important for role modeling, mentoring and demonstrating the possibilities of what one can accomplish, especially for Black children if they live in impoverished neighborhoods, and for adults when you consider the assaults on Black personhood that we see constantly in the mass media."
"Based on that," said Dr. Stanford, "the symbolism of a Black person who has the standing of a president is extremely important."
Very few have downplayed the importance of the symbolism of Obama's first term but many have been critical of how that first term has impacted African Americans.
In other words, where is the substance to go with the symbolism?
"The president's educational policies have been very progressive – more funding for Pell grants, student loans, and he has provided a lot of support for community colleges which is a first-stop for many, many students of color before they enroll in four-year educational institutions, said Prof. Stanford, adding that, "He has also provided relief to the unemployed by extending the limits of the federal unemployment insurance program."
Stanford believes that at least some of the blame for a lack of substance can be found outside of the White House.
"President Obama is part of a political system; the president has limited power," said Stanford. "And part of our problem is that many Black organizations took the position, argued that we should not criticize him publicly, so we have been silent. It is the job of Black organizations to advocate for what we want as a body of Black people. Now that he has been re-elected, we must advocate for our policies aggressively."
"The role of a president and the role of a person who pushes a president are different, and we should have different expectations for them both," said Goodmon. "President Barack Obama will never be Dr. Martin Luther King, and there will probably never be another leader as great as Dr. Martin Luther King."
Although there should be differing expectations, one cannot help but notice the similarities.
Just as glaring however, are the differences.
First and foremost, Dr. King maintained an inner circle of men who looked like him and shared many of his same experiences: Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, Hosea Williams, James Orange, Bayard Rustin, Kwame Ture (aka Stokely Carmichael) and others.
Relying on these men (and some women like Ella Jo Baker) and others he met while engaged in the struggle for Black civil rights helped to move Dr. King to a position where he began to criticize both the economic and foreign policies of the United States. As president of the U.S., Barack Obama has sworn to uphold those policies.
Dr. King told us that we must begin to examine "an edifice that produces beggars" and that it "must be restructured." Thus far, President Obama's policies have given succor to banks and other Wall Street corporations, and the "Grand Bargain" he is attempting to reach with the Republican Party threatens to gut Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare which, according to the online newsite Black Agenda Report dot com, "80 percent of Americans, and virtually the totality of the Black American polity, reject."
While Dr. King told us that militarism was an evil that must be looked at for what it is, President Obama has permanently placed American military troops – approximately 3000 so far – on the continent of Africa through AFRICOM (Africa Command); conducted a ground/air war in Libya which led to the murder of that country's leader; and continues to maim and murder children, women and men in Pakistan and Yemen through the use of Predator Drones (unmanned aerial vehicles).
"Obama's Presidency raises a lot of contradictions for us," says Kwazi Nkrumah, coordinator for the Martin Luther King Coalition for Jobs, Justice and Peace, founded in Los Angeles in 2009.
"On the one hand, there're Black folks being included in the system and making progress through inclusion. In one sense, that's what the Civil Rights Movement and Dr. King's work was raising. What Obama's presidency has raised, in a very practical way, is that our inclusion in the system, as it is, does not necessarily represent progress for us. But in Dr. King's last years, he was clearly questioning the system itself; what he was raising is that this system, as it is, is not ultimately where we want to go, as Black people, other people of color, poor whites."
As we approach the inauguration of President Obama's final term in office, it seems almost fitting, then, that we ask the question that Dr. King asked in the title of one of his books: where do we go from here?
"He didn't really feel that this system was the end-all-be-all of our freedom," remarks Nkrumah of Dr. King. "This economic system, the international relations that grow from it, and the politics based on it, have to be restructured," Nkrumah said.
By Lee-Anne Goodman Associated Press
The United States has long been a breeding ground for conspiracy theorists, spurred by an often-violent history riddled, in particular, with shadowy political assassinations.
But the latest conspiracy movement seems custom-made to underscore the need for a national debate on mental illness. Some of the Sandy Hook Truthers, as they've been dubbed, believe last month's mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., was a hoax.
The Obama administration perpetrated the hoax, the conspiracy theorists claim, in order to ratchet up support for tougher gun control measures.
They call themselves Operation Terror, and many of the movement's adherents appear to have ties to the so-called 9-11 truthers who have long held that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were an inside job by the George W. Bush administration.
Their theories on the Dec. 14 shooting in Sandy Hook appear to lack any basis in fact, reality or common sense. But Google Trends suggests the movement is gaining momentum with both a Florida college professor and a libertarian Fox News anchor in Cincinnati questioning the official narrative on the events.
On various websites and blogs, some Sandy Hook truthers crow about the "smoking gun" they say proves the shooting was a hoax — a photo of President Barack Obama, backstage at a Newtown vigil two days after the shooting, a young blonde girl sitting on his lap.
They insist the girl is six-year-old Emilie Parker, one of the 20 child victims of the shooting. The Sandy Hook truthers claim her parents slipped up in their participation in the hoax, and allowed their eldest daughter to cuddle up to Obama.
"The story that she was killed at Sandy Hook is not possible, because here she is sitting on the president's lap after the shooting," intones the narrator of a YouTube video, one of dozens of its kind, this one the recipient of more than 260,000 web hits.
In fact, it's the dead girl's little sister.
The child's father, Robbie Parker, was also faking his profound despair when he tearfully addressed the media shortly after his daughter's murder, the believers claim, and was reading from cue cards.
The family members of the massacre's tiniest victims aren't the only ones being accused of such unthinkable fraud as they continue to grieve.
A town resident who sheltered six youngsters after they fled Sandy Hook Elementary School in terror is even facing harassment from some of the conspiracy theorists.
Gene Rosen, a 69-year-old pet-sitter, told Salon.com this week that he's getting phone calls and emails accusing him of fabricating his story.
One email read: "How are all those little students doing? You know, the ones that showed up at your house after the 'shooting.' What is the going rate for getting involved in a government-sponsored hoax anyway?"
Police are investigating the harassment. Rosen, who also comforted a frantic mother who came to his door looking for her deceased child, told Salon he's furious at anyone who believes in such an outrageous conspiracy theory.
"There must be some way to morally shame these people, because there were 20 dead children lying an eighth of a mile from my window all night long," he said.
"I am rageful about it, both for the children and for the mother of the child who came to my house looking for her son."
Other Newtown conspiracy theorists allege there were four perpetrators from Israeli special forces, and that it wasn't children who died, but a secret United Nations delegation.
Fox News's Ben Swann is among those doubting Adam Lanza was the only shooter.
A Florida college professor also suggested on his personal blog that the Sandy Hook shooting may not have played out the way many believe it did — if it happened at all.
"I said that there may very well be elements of that event that are synthetic to some degree, that are somewhat contrived," James Tracy, of Florida Atlantic University, recently told a local TV station in Boca Raton.
"I think that, overall, the media really did drop the ball. I don't think that the media have gotten to the bottom of some of the things that may have taken place there."
Conspiracy theories, indeed, are part of the national fabric of the United States.
A veritable cottage industry still surrounds the assassination of John F. Kennedy almost 50 years ago, with alleged culprits ranging from the CIA to the mob, Fidel Castro and Lyndon Johnson, or a combination of them all. One book even alleged a UFO connection.
During the Cold War, some believed Republican president Dwight D. Eisenhower was a Communist plant.
The 9-11 truthers assert that the twin towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan were brought down by timed explosions by those working for the Bush administration. And it was a guided missile that hit the Pentagon, not a jetliner, they allege.
More recently, the so-called birther movement advanced the theory that Obama was born in Kenya, not in Hawaii, and is therefore an illegitimate president.
One expert on the American conspiracy theory phenomenon points out, however, that throughout the course of U.S. history, there have been no shortage of massive government cover ups — and they've only served to encourage skeptics.
"There have been so many well-documented conspiracies in American history," James Broderick, a professor at New Jersey City University, said in an interview.
Broderick points to everything from weapons of mass destruction to Lance Armstrong's admission of longtime drug use after years of denials and Robert F. Kennedy's recent acknowledgement that his family has long believed the official government report on JFK's assassination was a whitewash.
"It does seem appalling the way conspiracy theorists, and many people in general, try to exploit for their own petty political purposes a national tragedy — it's sickening and disgraceful," said Broderick, the co-author of the 2008 book "Web of Conspiracy."
"But what the 9-11 truthers told me is what's truly sickening and disgraceful is to not look deeper, to just accept pat answers without asking questions."
Some of the people advancing theories of more than one shooter in Newtown might have their hearts in the right place, Broderick said.
"But of course there's also a segment who are just angry at the government and at Obama all the time — the people who believe he's a Muslim and a fascist and everything else — and they have jumped on the bandwagon, posted terrible things on the web and tried to fuel the fires in the most shameful ways."
By Eric Lee
On Wednesday President Barack Obama took to the podium in Washington to propose legislative actions that will take a comprehensive approach to tackling gun violence in the United States, including universal background checks, an assaults rifles ban, strengthening punishments on gun trafficking, and a ten round limit on magazine clips.
Though these measures are still to be discussed and debated on the congressional floor, the president implemented 23 executive orders that surpass the need for congress approval, taking place immediately. These orders include ending a ban on gun violence research by federal agencies, reinforcement of the existing background check system, putting more counselors in school, and increasing access to mental health programs.
With the most controversy surrounding gun control law in years, the president's address was met with mixed reactions. The National Rifle Association (NRA) actually released an advertisement prior to the speech, depicting the executive as a hypocrite for allowing his children to be protected by government agencies while the children of civilians are not. The lobbyist group received immediate backlash from both sides of the political pond, but has yet to retract statements. Other organizations, such as Mayors Against Illegal Guns, praised Obama for his efforts to distain violence in America.
As for now, the majority of American people seem to align with the president on gun control. CNN, Time, and ORC released a combined poll claiming that the American populous stands 80/20, 70/30, and 60/40, on matters of universal background checks, magazine clip round limits, and an assault rifle ban respectively. In fact, the poll showed 55% of Americans to be in favor of new gun laws, while 44 percent are not. Ironically as the government is receiving praise for the valid attempts to hinder the impact of weapons in our nation, the poll shows many Americans to be skeptical of the new law's productivity. The poll shows that 61 percent of Americans do not believe gun reform will deter violence, while 39 percent believe it will.
After the most recent of events, rather aligning with forces in support or against weapons, all sides agree that something needs to be done to make our country safer. It seems as if the issue of gun control will be a major factor in the president's second term, with the possibility to make or break Obama's image in the history books decades from now.
By FRAZIER MOORE Associated Press
Robin Roberts' grueling road to recovery will be bringing her back to the "Good Morning America" anchor desk soon.
Appearing from her home on Monday's show, Roberts wore a broad smile as she announced that her most recent bone marrow test showed no sign of the life-threatening disease that has kept her off the air for months.
That means she can begin the process of returning to the anchor chair, she said, emphasizing she needs to go through a "process of re-entry."
She said she hopes to be back "in weeks, not months," perhaps as soon as February.
"I'm coming home," she declared during a festive appearance complete with "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" played as a musical accompaniment.
One of Roberts' physicians, Dr. Gail Roboz, said the test last week gave them the results "we were looking for: Right now, did we get rid of what we started out trying to get rid of?"
She described Roberts' recovery process as "no vacation — this has been brutal."
The good news came 138 days after Roberts' September bone marrow transplant. The donor for the 52-year-old Roberts was her older sister, Sally-Ann.
"Her cells continue to make themselves at home in my body," Roberts said.
In June, she disclosed that she had MDS, a blood and bone marrow disease. Her last day on "GMA" was Aug. 30 before she began extended medical leave from the ABC morning show, which last summer overtook longtime ratings leader "Today."
"I haven't been live on television since the end of August," she reminded her colleagues Monday. "My heart is beating so fast right now. But that means I'm alive. I'm alive!"
Roberts hasn't exactly been absent from "GMA." Reports on her condition have been faithfully showcased on the show, maybe to excess in the minds of some observers.
Pressed for details by her co-anchor, George Stephanopoulos, Roberts likened her return to an athlete getting back on the field after an injury.
"They don't go right back into the starting lineup. They go to practice, they throw the ball, and see how their body reacts," she explained.
One preliminary step: "I got up at 4 a.m. this morning," she said proudly. "I've got to get back on 'GMA' time."
Next week, she will go through a dry run: arriving at the studio and getting into makeup as if she were about to do the show, but stopping short of actually going on camera. It will be a test to see how her body reacts to the stress of being back in the studio environment, she said, adding that she will even need to re-accustom her skin to the studio lights.
After the dry run, Roberts and her doctors will evaluate her status to further pinpoint a return date.
"We're going to take it step by step," she said.
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Wild Card clinch ends Brewers' 26-year absence from playoffs
MILWAUKEE -- When Brewers center fielder Gorman Thomas fanned at a Bruce Sutter pitch to end the 1982 World Series, he never expected a quarter century to pass before the team played its next postseason game.Nobody expected it. Nobody could have. "You didn't even think about that," Thomas said this weekend at Miller Park. "You had just lost the last game of the World Series, and you never thought it would be the last time you were in the World Series. "Now, looking at it 26 years later, it is kind of remarkable that somewhere along the line, the club at least didn't make the playoffs." Until now. The Brewers overcame a dreadful start to September to earn the 2008 National League Wild Card. For the first time since Stormin' Gorman and the Brewers took the St. Louis Cardinals to that decisive World Series Game 7, Milwaukee will play a game in October that means something. In the 26-year interim, the team has changed hands from the longtime ownership group headed by Bud Selig to Mark Attanasio, and has moved across the parking lot, from Milwaukee County Stadium to Miller Park. Four different men have been general manager: Harry Dalton, Sal Bando, Dean Taylor and now Doug Melvin. Ten different managers have sat at the end of the Brewers' bench, from Harvey Kuenn to Rene Lachemann, George Bamberger, Tom Trebelhorn, Phil Garner, Jim Lefebvre, Davey Lopes, Jerry Royster and Ned Yost to Dale Sveum, who took over for Yost with 12 games left in the 2008 regular season. One man has watched it all from the radio booth. He called Thomas' Series-ending strikeout, and was among the many who never expected the Brewers to fall off the postseason map. "You had Hall of Famers on that team, and we went into '83 with expectations," said Hall of Fame Brewers radio voice Bob Uecker. "I used to throw batting practice in those days, and I was around them before and after games, and, shoot, you got around those guys and they had that chemistry about them. "You said to yourself, 'Jeez, we've been waiting here a long time, and here we are. We're a club that's going to be there for the next few years, at least.' I don't think anybody expected what happened the following season." What happened in 1983 was a slow start. The Brewers were 35-36 entering July, in sixth place, and Thomas was traded to Cleveland in June. "So then you said to yourself, 'Good teams get going in July,'" Uecker said. "That year, it just didn't happen." Or, at least it didn't happen at the right time. The Brewers did win 40 of their next 53 games and held a one-half game division lead over the Orioles on Aug. 25. They went 14-22 the rest of the way and finished fourth. "We were so far behind and then we got back to even, but we had nothing left in September," said Robin Yount, one of four future Hall of Fame players on that team (Paul Molitor, Rollie Fingers and Don Sutton were the others). "We were pretty well spent.
1982 Brewers leaders
|Batting average: Robin Yount, .331
|Home Runs: Gorman Thomas, 39
|RBIs: Cecil Cooper, 121
|Stolen bases: Paul Molitor, 41
|Wins: Pete Vuckovich, 14
|ERA: Jim Slaton, 3.29
|Saves: Rollie Fingers, 29
Brewers postseason history
|World Series vs. St. Louis Cardinals: Lost, 4-3
|ALCS vs. California Angels: Won, 3-2
|AL Eastern Division Series vs. N.Y. Yankees: Lost, 3-2
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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The crux is turning a thought provoking corner and ascending the headwall. This spur of rock will clean up tremendously with traffic. It reminded me of Wasatch's Devil's Castle routes albeit much shorter. With that said, watch for loose rock for the time being.
Continue up the hill following the faint trail up the scree slope of Upper Portwood Wall. This follows one of the longest portions of the wall. From the road, it appears to be an arete. Walk the base of the wall up and right and look for a detached pillar. Look for a belay piton on a small ledge. If you choose to top rope with a 60m rope, a two bolt belay has been installed about 20 feet up the route past the loose low angle beginning section of the line.
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A 13-year old boy is dead following a violent single-car crash Wednesday night.
The wreck happened about 9 p.m. at the intersection of East 27th Street and Elmwood Avenue on the city's east side.
The driver of a black Ford Mustang lost control of his car and slammed into a power pole.
The driver was the 20-year-old older brother of the 13-year old boy, who was a passenger in the car.
Both were injured and taken to the hospital, but the boy died at the hospital overnight.
Speed may have been a factor in the crash, police said. The brother says that was not the case.
KCP&L crews were out early Thursday morning repairing the power pole that was knocked down during the accident.
The initial police estimates are that the driver was going at least 40 mph in a 35-mile zone. The two brothers were coming home from Bible study when the crash occurred.
Copyright 2013 KCTV (Meredith Corp.) All rights reserved.
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Chargers sign TE Gates to five-year extension
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Rookie safety Eric Weddle intercepted Seattle's Seneca Wallace early in the second quarter of Sunday's preseason game, but also slightly sprained an ankle.||||||| Weddle, the Chargers' second-round draft pick, is listed second on the team's depth chart at strong safety behind Clinton Hart. Weddle is expected to play in Saturday's exhibition game at St. Louis.
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* New 3D version allows design and computation within a three-dimensional mesh as well as with a 2D-mesh of previously released versions. Heat3D can also generate movie files (avi) from its Playback window. With version 4.09, multithreading of Heat3D is increased to provide parallel processing on computers with hyper-threading and/or multiple processors.
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Built around solution of conservation of energy by finite differencing, HEAT is a user interface that allows design of a computational mesh representing rock geometry, properties, and magma body emplacement. The following text gives some more background.
The original version of HEAT was a FORTRAN program described in the book "Volcanology and Geothermal Energy" by K. Wohletz and G. Heiken (University of California Press, 1991, 432 pages). Generally following the solution scheme described in Appendix E of that book, this HEAT version includes a number of improvements.
HEAT is a graphically interfaced application written for a PC running Microsoft WindowsTM. Designed to study 2-D and 3-D transient thermal regimes in and around magmatic intrusions, HEAT models a variety of geologic structures and rock properties and their effect on both conductive and convective heat flow. The graphical interface is readily used to develop and tailor the simulation to represent most geological conditions of magma intrusion and geological structure. Calculated thermal regimes are color encoded and updated in graphical display with each update stored as a file for future playback. This modeling goes well beyond that done by analytical solution of 1-D linearized expressions of thermal diffusion in that it calculates the nonlinear effects of heterogeneous media, temporal, spatial, and thermally varying properties, latent and radioactive decay heat, and magma convective heat transfer. As with most geophysical modeling, the results of these calculations are not mathematically unique for inversion applications. However, rigorous application of geological constraints afforded by this code can greatly reduce the number of simulations that might satisfactorily fit observations.
The following equation is solved:
where T = temperature, t = time, k = thermal diffusivity, and u = the buoyancy-driven convective velocity, and q = heat source/sinks (such as latent and radioactive decay heats). The first term on the right-hand-side represents heat conduction, the second convection heat flow, and the third term represents heat source/sinks of the latent heat of crystallization/fusion and radioactive decay.
HEAT employs an explicit finite differencing scheme rather than an alternating direction implicit one in order to insure that the original differential equation solved is exactly reproduced by the finite difference equation when time and spatial steps are infinitesimal. Truncation errors that might evolve when using very short time steps are minimized by utilizing double precision. Continuous thermal gradients are assigned along the boundaries where symmetry planes are not specified, and initial conditions use a designated regional thermal gradient. Latent heats of fusion/crystallization are solved for all rocks including magma where temperatures are in that range. New magmas may be introduced into the calculational mesh at any time during the simulation with or without the calculation of heat advection caused by rock displacement necessary to make space for the magma. All rock/magma properties are assigned by the user and they include: density, porosity (fluid saturation), heat capacity, initial temperature, spatially and thermally varying thermal conductivities, and location. As mentioned earlier, the code has been applied to several geologic areas to test its suitability. A version of heat has been adapted for laboratory rock melting experiments involving thermal variations of rocks melted by a moving hot molybdenum probe. Results thus far have shown the method predicts measured temperatures with enough accuracy to make engineering designs based on it. More documentation can be viewed in the file HEAT3D.pdf.
An excerpt of recent work on the Campi Flegrei caldera thermal evolution demonstrates some of our ongoing application of HEAT. This work builds on earlier applications in study of the Clear Lake volcanic field in California.
An example screen (below) shows the mesh-design window for HEAT in which rocks are assigned grid locations, properties, and conductive/convective values. The mesh can be updated anytime during the calculation to accommodate structural changes and injections of new magma. For 3D design, a popup window is displayed in which the user can edit the mesh in the third dimension.
The follow screen picture shows the thermal map for a specified time of calculation generated by HEAT. Since each thermal map is saved during the calculation, the calculated thermal history can be played back as an animation at different speeds as shown. Various other plots can be generated, for example thermal profiles at specified times and locations.
KWare Heat3D software (LA-CC 99-27; Copyright © 1999 UC) is available as self-installing files for downloading for 32-Bit Windows operating systems.
Download for Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista/7/8: Heat3D_Install (version 4.15.0643, ~4.5 MB, 4 February 2014)
When using this program remember the old adage of "garbage in, garbage out!"
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Chelsea are good at home and Manchester United are weak in the center of midfield, but the obstacles that Andre Villas-Boas' men face on Saturday might be a bit too much to overcome. Didier Drogba is gone at the Africa Cup of Nations, while John Terry and Ashley Cole are unavailable through injury and suspension, respectably. Ramires is out, while Frank Lampard is questionable.
United have plenty of issues of their own, but they boast plenty of healthy defenders, even without Nemanja Vidic. They're loaded on the wings, and Chelsea left back Ryan Bertrand will need to have the game of his life against whatever United throws at him. Wayne Rooney is rested, and he's tormented Chelsea in their matches over the last year.
But perhaps Chelsea has a trick or two up their sleeves? After all, Juan Mata is still one of the best players in the Premier League. David Luiz is a crazy person prone to unfathomably stupid errors, but he's also capable of running 90 yards with the ball and scoring a stunning goal. Fernando Torres -- surely -- has to score a goal eventually. Daniel Sturridge has had a great year, and Patrice Evra should struggle to track him. Chelsea have plenty of ways to create goals.
With Terry and Cole out, can they prevent them going the other way? Perhaps this will be a match loaded with goals, perfectly unbalanced between defense and attack for the neutrals.
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Throughout this presidential race, a lot has been said about President Barack Obama's record.
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Officials at Twitter say Tuesday's election was the most tweeted event of all time. At 10 p.m. – even before Obama had won – Twitter was at about 20 million election-related tweets. That number was sure to about double eventually overnight.
Obama's first remarks didn't come in a speech; they came through his Twitter account.
"This happened because of you," @BarackObama tweeted right after winning. "Thank you."
Later, it sent out a tweet of Obama sharing an embrace with the first lady, becoming his most retweeted tweet ever.
The words along with it: "Four more years."
Even into the early morning hours and after his concession speech, Mitt Romney's official Twitter account had not sent anything out.
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BMW Group scores with four, six and eight cylinders.
Four award-winners spanning a displacement range of 1.6 to 4.0 liters – BMW Group again emerges as the most successful auto manufacturer in the internationally renowned engine contest.
Munich / Stuttgart. Unbeaten titleholders and triumphant newcomers have secured the BMW Group's renewed pre-eminence at the 2012 International Engine of the Year Awards. Powerplants guaranteeing efficient power delivery in current BMW and MINI models topped no fewer than four out of eight displacement categories. The quartet of trophy-winners comprised two four-cylinder engines, a straight-six and an eight-cylinder. Scooping up best-in-class wins were the 1.6-liter turbo unit of the MINI John Cooper S, the four-cylinder engine with BMW TwinPower Turbo technology that drives the new BMW 328i, among others, the straight-six with M TwinPower Turbo of the BMW 1 Series M Coupe, and the V-8 under the bonnet of the BMW M3. This year's winners were selected by an international panel of judges made up of 76 motoring journalists from 36 countries. The Engine of the Year Awards were presented against the backdrop of the Engine Expo trade fair in Stuttgart.
With these latest accolades, the BMW Group continues its winning streak in the world's foremost engine competition. Thanks to the Group's outstanding development expertise in this area, it has managed to notch up more than 50 class and overall wins at the International Engine of the Year Awards since 1999. In 2012, yet again, engines of widely differing design created for BMW and MINI models dominated a large number of displacement categories. Moreover, the latest title-winners span an unusually broad output spectrum ranging from 135 kW/184 hp to 309 kW/420 hp.
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The Houston Texans are hosting the Carolina Panthers in Week 15 NFL action. The game hasn't gotten off to the smoothest start for the home team.
Following a touchback on the opening kickoff, the Texans fumbled the ball away to the Panthers on their first possession of the game. Carolina quarterback Cam Newton wasted no time in putting together a short four-play, 26-yard scoring drive for the visitors. After getting stuffed on a few running plays, Newton hooked up with Steve Smith on a 26-yard pass into the end zone. Smith made a nifty grab, getting both feet in bounds. One quick PAT later and the Panthers were on top of the Texans with the first score of the game and a 7-0 lead.
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Troy (1-5) is at Centralia next week.
While some enjoyed the Labor Day holiday relaxing with friends and family others weren't as fortunate.
The Royals will resume their game with the Indians in Cleveland on Sept. 22 with a 4-2 deficit in the 10th.
As severe weather swept through St. Joseph Sunday night, police received reports of power outages and downed trees.
Food, fun and family were the big themes at the annual Labor Day weekend festival.
Crews put an absorbent material on the road to clean it up.
Police have arrested a man, after a bomb threat closed terminal B at The Kansas City International Airport Sunday night.
The 5 year old festival had their biggest year yet with over 33 acts performing over the last three days.
Renovation Church is experiencing the challenges and joys of building a new congregation.
The study was published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
ABC Handguns teaches children as young as five gun safety.
A new church has made it's way to St. Joseph and to celebrate, they held a community block party.
Some in the area didn't need to go far to have fun.
Home care workers throughout Missouri are asking lawmakers for better pay.
Drivers across America are paying less for a gallon of gas this Labor Day weekend than they have in four years.
Students and staff at Mid-Buchanan High School in Faucett participated in a unique ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to remember the brother of a faculty member who died from the disease.
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The St. Joseph School District received its Annual Performance Report and scored an 84 percent.
The 102 River in Rosendale is above flood stage and water is covering roadways.
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The Missouri Highway Patrol said the driver went off the road and rolled his vehicle.
Amendment 3 would eliminate teacher tenure and create a system of teacher evaluation through student scores on a standardized test.
The accident happened on Highway 59 just east of Oregon around 3:00 p.m.
The Platte County Sheriff's Department says the 30-year-old man fell from the I-435 overpass onto the shoulder of southbound I-29 in Platte County.
As Missouri Western prepares for its Centennial Celebration, the Board of Governors is working to expand the campus in the future.
Rosecrans Air National Guard Base has announced a new addition to the base for next year.
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They perform tomorrow night, Friday, May 2. Show starts at 7:00PM at the Rust Belt Market on Woodward Ave.Get complete event details at blowout.metrotimes.com.
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Rebecca Taichman directs what is billed as a "barbed and brassy comedy." Performances will continue through Sept. 29.
In addition to Bloom (Hamlet, "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"), the cast includes Fred Arsenault (Born Yesterday) as Emperor Joseph of Austria, Hannah Cabell (Compulsion) as Yolande de Polignac, Andrew Cekala as the Dauphin, David Greenspan (The Patsy) as Sheep, Steven Ratazzi (Age of Iron) as Louis XVI, Vin Knight (Gatz) as the Royalist, Polly Lee as Therese de Lamballe, Jake Silbermann (3C) as Axel Fersen, Jo Lambert and Teale Sperling as Marie's coterie and Brian Wiles as Guard.
Here's how A.R.T. bills the play: "Marie Antoinette provides a peek into the life of everyone's favorite representative of the 1% — the infamous Queen of France and cake enthusiast. Though she delights and inspires her subjects with her three-foot tall wigs and extravagant haute couture, times change and even the most fashionable queens go out of style."
Adjmi's plays also include 3C, Elective Affinities, Stunning, The Evildoers, Strange Attractors and Caligula.
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POSTGAME NOTESHouston 54, TCU 48Fort Worth, Texas (Daniel-Meyer Coliseum)Dec. 4, 2012Attendance: 3,837* TCU dropped to 6-3 overall. The loss snapped a two-game Frog winning streak.* Adrick McKinney pulled down a career-best 20 rebounds, the most for a Frog since Jamal Brown grabbed 26 vs. North Texas on Dec. 23, 2001. * McKinney added 10 points for his second career double-double and first since last season's home win over Austin College (Nov. 14, 2011).* McKinney reached double figures in boards for the third time in his career and first time this season. * McKinney's 10 first-half rebounds were the most for a Frog in a half since Zvonko Buljan also had 10 in the opening period vs. Mid America Christian on Nov. 13, 2009.* Kyan Anderson led TCU in the scorebook with 20 points, his third consecutive game with 20 or more. He is averaging 25.3 points per game over the last three contests.* Each point of Anderson's total came in the second half, marking his third straight game with at least 12 points following intermission and fourth overall this season.* Anderson made four 3-pointers, breaking his previous high of three, which he recorded on six different occasions.* TCU's five 3-pointers marked a season high.* Nate Butler Lind matched a career best with four assists while playing all 40 minutes of a game for the first time in his Frog career. He returned to the starting lineup following a one-game absence due to injury.


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The hyperbaric chambers at St. Elizabeth's Health Center in Youngstown look somewhat like time machines and in a way that's kind of what they are. Of course, they don't rewind time. However, they do pump 100% pure oxygen, which, when inhaled, can help patients heal and return to feeling normal.
"We can pump a lot more oxygen into the tissues and that is how we can heal the wounds the generally won't heal without that type of intervention," said Humility of Mary Health Partners' hyperbaric medicine coordinator Mark Roth.
The chambers at St. Elizabeth's are approved to help treat 15 different conditions ranging from carbon monoxide poisoning to diabetic foot ulcers, like the one Jeffrey McIntyre suffered with for more than a year.
"So, I thought very much that I was going to lose my foot. I was in that frame of mind that I was going to lose my foot if I didn't do something," said Jeffrey McIntyre of Youngstown.
So as a last ditch effort to save his foot, Jeffrey decided to give hyperbaric therapy a try. After 40, two hour trips into the chamber his diabetic foot ulcer closed, giving him renewed hope and an improved quality of life.
"These guys here are super. The really are," said McIntyre.
Mark Roth, the hyperbaric medicine coordinator, says Jeffrey is among 80% of patients whose wounds close within eight weeks of therapy.
"Patients will go on and continue to heal as treatment ends. The goal is once we get that base of new tissue growing and new blood vessels feeding that are that healing process will continue on. It should never go backwards," said Roth.
Diabetic ulcers of the lower limbs and radiation induced tissue damage are the top reasons for using the chambers at St. Elizabeth's. Depending on a patient's condition, some only require one trip into the chamber. Other people can receive more than 100 treatments.


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My brother and I were talking about this photo today and I thought I would share it with you guys.
This is "Pappy", our 1950 Cub bought new by our Grandfather...no electric [ lights or starter ] and just manual lift.
Not sure who is on the tractor.
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My brother and I were talking about this photo today and I thought I would share it with you guys.
This is "Pappy", our 1950 Cub bought new by our Grandfather...no electric [ lights or starter ] and just manual lift.
Not sure who is on the tractor.
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Cool shot. It is nice to hear the stories of family tractors. Makes them more special I think.
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Nice old time shot and nice new time shot the other day with your daughter. You have the best of both worlds.
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Dave I love old photos ! It's especially neat since I've seen the tractor and the place. Thanks for sharing.
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Is there a snow plow on the rear?
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It looks like that who ever took the pic didn't want to get out in the cold and snow, so they took the picture from the upstairs window.
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Nice picture Dave, I think "cool" is the modern word. Looks like a brand new garage in the background.
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Cool old picture Dave!
Thanks for sharing,
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Yea, the garage doors aren't even up yet.
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Really nice shot. Thanks.
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Cool Pic Dave
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Swell picture would have been the term back then
Great Pic Dave
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Very nice photographic record you have their Dave Seriously, a very cool pic - Cub in the snow, real nice. Is that a Chevy peekin it's nose out on the left
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Or could be a tax issue. I know of a guy in Mass that has a five car
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Great pic Dave, thanks for sharing!
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Hot Cauliflower Crab Spread Recipe
Many of our favorite recipes features vegetables, especially cauliflower and broccoli. This spread from my sister-in-law is a great special-occasion meal starter. Ruth Bartman, Norman, Idaho
- 1 package (16 ounces) frozen cauliflowerets, thawed
- 1 can (6 ounces) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed or 1 cup chopped imitation crabmeat
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1 to 2 tablespoons chopped pimientos
- Assorted crackers
- In a bowl, combine the cauliflower, crab, mayonnaise, Parmesan cheese, garlic salt and lemon-pepper. Transfer to an ungreased 9-in. pie plate. Sprinkle with pimientos.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until bubbly and edges are golden brown. Serve with crackers. Yield: 4 cups.
Originally published as Hot Cauliflower Crab Spread in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2003, p36
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