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|Thursday, November 08, 2012 12:45 PM
The saga of first-year Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano is bringing out the good side of sports.
He was diagnosed with a treatable form of leukemia in late September and his team is rallying around him and the condition that he is suffering from.
Most of his players — including top pick Andrew Luck — are now sporting shaved heads in support of his now hairless dome after the treatments — I remember the LCC boys basketball team doing the same for a teammate a few years back.
It is a heart-warming story in the often cruel world of The League.
The team has rallied around him in other ways, like winning four of the five games since he left the sidelines.
His doctor has told us Pagano is in remission and the hope is he can return to the sidelines Dec. 30 for the regular-season finale.
Even if you are not a Colts' fan, we can only hope so.
Since it was on national TV, I guess I can comment on it.
I am referring to Sunday's night's Bob Costas interview with Dallas Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones in which he claimed he would have fired Jerry Jones as the general manager — IF he were not the owner!
Uh, what is stopping you?
Mr. Jones, you are admitting you are not doing the job. Should it matter that it's yourself you need to — MUST — replace?
No; you are still the owner and that won't change.
Now think as an owner — if you would have fired ANYONE else for doing such a poor job, take your own advice.
If this were someone in your oil business when you made your fortune, would you keep them around?
Did you buy the Cowboys to see them run into the ground?
I guess if you only view the franchise as a plaything, then go right ahead and keep on doing what you're doing; however, don't be surprised when it keeps on failing.
Even your former coach, Jimmy Johnson, who actually won a few Super Bowls before you decided you didn't get enough "credit" — you like the "credit" now? — and had a pretty good thing going, has now criticized you for running a country club, an atmosphere not conducive to winning football games in the National Football League.
That, I don't know but if anyone does ...
Now there's the latest rumor that Sean Payton may not return as coach of the New Orleans Saints because of some technicality with The League office or some such reason and his name is being bandied about as the newest "coach" to "resurrect" the once-storied franchise from its — literally — averageness after Jason Garrett is either fired or leaves "voluntarily".
Since this column is about my opinions on things — and you, my 25 faithful readers, are dying to know what I think on this matter of national importance! — I will give it.
I was wrong about Bill Parcells coming to Dallas when he did but that didn't last long and in all honesty, I don't think Payton will come unless some things really change.
As long as Jerry Jones is The Meddler — sounds like a Batman archvillain! — and backs away from being "The Guru" on all things football, they will never get a coach in there with real weight behind him.
They will make do with the newest "genius" — like Garrett was or someone who is willing to be the front man.
Too bad.
I could be wrong but it seems that after almost 20 years of these shenanigans, nothing is really going to change unless it comes from the top.
And Cowboys' fans will grit and gnash their teeth!
Tuesday's election results are a reminder that even if you were a world-famous athlete at one point in your life (or are related to some famous athlete), was limited to the collegiate level or made your mark as an executive or owner of a franchise, it doesn't mean you are going to automatically be remembered in your second life, especially as a politician.
Only two former athletes got elected to their respective hoped-for posts: Jon Runyan, former NFL offensive lineman; and Fred Smith, he of the legendary Harlem Globetrotters.
Two others associated with sports won: Jim Renacci, Arena Football League owner; and Tom Rooney, of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Rooneys.
Eight others: such as former Washington Redskin "Hog" tight end Clint Didier and Jimmy Farris (NFL); as well as Connie Mack IV, the great-grandson of legendary MLB manager Connie Mack, and Linda McMahon, she of the WWE McMahons; went down in flames.
I just find that interesting how it all plays out.


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Africa betrayed
by Sokari Ekine
"The list stems from the Corruption Proclamation 7750 which allows the U.S. government to suspend and prevent entry of foreigners engaged in or benefiting from corruption. The law was initiated by former President George W. Bush and renewed by current President Obama. Corruption Proclamation 7750 was used to ban former governor of Plateau State, Joshua Dariye, and his entire family from entering the U.S. in 2006."
As the blogger points out, whilst Nigeria has lost $89 billion over the past 38 years through stolen public funds, by inviting the U.S. to tackle the country's corruption, Nigeria remains in "servitude mode" and to some extent removes the responsibility of fighting corruption away from the Nigerian government to foreigners.
The recent case of James Ibori, former governor of Delta State who was arrested in Dubai, is another case of leaving foreign governments to deal with Nigeria's problems. Ibori's former mistress and personal aide were recently convicted in London for assisting Ibori in laundering billions of Naira stolen from Delta State. He was also declared a "wanted" person by the country's anti-corruption Economics and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after failing to appear before the commission. The question of how a wanted man with such a high profile was able to leave the country remains unanswered by the commission and the government.
"In what a top security source described as 'embarrassing,' a combined team of the Nigerian police and EFCC officials could not arrest Ibori – who for a time was holed up in his country home in Oghara, Delta State. 'The scandal is that Chief Ibori enjoys support from various top brass of Nigeria's security agencies,' said the source, a senior official of the State Security Service (SSS) in Abuja. 'That's why he always received information about the plans to arrest him. And that information gave him the edge to mobilize heavily armed thugs who fought to protect him,' added the source."
Both these cases illustrate an unwillingness on the part of the government to take seriously the issue of corruption, particularly at the very top level of federal and state government. If the U.S. is able to compile a list of corrupt officials, why can't the Nigerian government prepare the same list and put a travel ban and indict those concerned?
Many African countries are celebrating between 45 and 50 years of independence in 2010 yet continue to allow foreign governments to intervene in national affairs or act as a proxy police force. The recent case of Malawian couple Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga, who were sentenced to 14 years' hard labor for daring to get married, is one such case. Following a continental and international campaign to "free" the couple, they were given a pardon by the Malawian prime minister after he spoke with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. Whilst I and many, many others were relieved to hear they are now free, the fact remains that an intervention was made which compromises the Malawian legal process and, worse, does nothing towards changing an unjust law.
Many African countries are celebrating between 45 and 50 years of independence in 2010 yet continue to allow foreign governments to intervene in national affairs or act as a proxy police force.
"Others have already asked what is the meaning of this for the rule of law and independence of the judiciary when people who have been convicted in a court of law, using a valid law, are released because the voices seeking their release have more power and money. They argue after all, that Steven and Tiwonge were convicted in a court for violating the law and if there was dissatisfaction about the trial then Malawian courts should have been petitioned and the matter should have been dealt with in that forum.
"Stepping outside of Malawi, questions are asked on why neo-imperialism is able to triumph in this manner long after the continent has struggled to free itself from the bonds of colonialism and imperialism."
The relationship between development aid and military aid is another example – a more covert one – of foreign intervention in African affairs where aid monies are given with one hand and transferred back to the West through military spending. Notwithstanding the whole debate around aid as contributing to Africa's problems.
For example, at the recent G8-G20 meeting in Canada, the promise to increase aid by an extra $25 billion to $50 billion was cut to an $11 billion increase and a $38 billion overall amount. Stephen Lewis, co-director of AIDS-Free World, commented in the U.K. Guardian that increasing spending on maternal and child health at the expense of AIDS as if the latter does not impact on other health issues is yet another betrayal of Africa.
"I see no point in beating around the bush. In the United States, the President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is being flat-lined, for at least the next two years. That this should happen under President Obama seems inconceivable. It not only negates the pledge that the president (and Hillary Clinton) made during the campaign; it even fails to take advantage of the willingness of Congress to support extra funding.
"Worse, the rationale hides behind intellectual sophistry. The argument is that AIDS has had too much money, and additional funds should go to other health imperatives like maternal and child health. No one in his or her right mind would argue with broader financial support for all aspects of global health. But to diminish the dollars that might be available for AIDS, rather than enlarging the financial pie overall is so wrong-headed as to defy rational analysis."
At the same time as monies for AIDS and the overall aid is being reduced, militarization of the continent continues as military spending through AFRICOM is on the increase.
"In its FY 2011 budget request for security assistance programs for Africa, the Obama administration is asking for $38 million for the Foreign Military Financing program to pay for U.S. arms sales to African countries.
"The administration is also asking for $21 million for the International Military Education and Training Program to bring African military officers to the United States and $24.4 million for Anti-Terrorism Assistance programs in Africa."
These increases do not include 40 tons of weapons and training for the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia; a security package for Mali of $4.5 million; proposed additional funds for securing the Gulf of Guinea and for Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
"We seek to enhance Nigeria's role as a U.S. partner on regional security, but we also seek to bolster its ability to combat violent extremism within its borders."
Also in February 2010, U.S. Special Forces troops began a $30 million, eight-month-long training program for a 1,000-man infantry battalion of the army of the DRC at the U.S.-refurbished base in Kisangani.
Sokari Ekine is a Nigerian social justice activist and blogger. She writes an award winning blog, Black Looks, which she set up over four years ago, writing on a range of topics such as LGBTI rights in Africa, gender issues, human rights, the Niger Delta and land rights. Email her through her blog.
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I agree with much of this but disagree with several points as well:
Regarding this statement:
"Following a continental and international campaign to "free" the couple, they were given a pardon by the Malawian prime minister after he spoke with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. Whilst I and many, many others were relieved to hear they are now free, the fact remains that an intervention was made which compromises the Malawian legal process and, worse, does nothing towards changing an unjust law."
I don't think that international pressure campaigns on human rights issues are a bad idea. I only wish there were more international pressure campaigns to end the Pentagon's military intervention and militarization in Africa, and the backbreaking financial interventions of the IMF and the World Bank.
And, regarding this:
"Many African countries are celebrating between 45 and 50 years of independence in 2010 yet continue to allow foreign governments to intervene in national affairs or act as a proxy police force."
So many of these governments have been created by foreign powers, so many African despots have been trained, armed and thus put into power by foreign powers, that we're left with the question of how to respond to them now. Are we to treat a dictator like Paul Kagame in Rwanda, who trained at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas and now readily provides troops in service to U.S. foreign policy in Africa, as a sovereign leader?
Yoweri Museveni is another. Does he deserve the respect of a sovereign leader? Or indictment at the I.C.C. in the Hague? And that's a complex statement as well, because if Museveni deserves indictment, then the string of U.S. Presidents who were Commander-in-Chief when the U.S. armed and trained him do as well. Most recently, after the bombings in Kampala, Uganda, that Al-Shabbab has claimed credit for, as their response to the Ugandan soldiers fighting in Somalia, (in U.S. interest), President Obama came out in support of Museveni, so he seems complicit as well, but the "international community" just doesn't turn on the most powerful military force and the most powerful military commander in the world and insist that the commander be indicted.
Regarding this:
"Others have already asked what is the meaning of this for the rule of law and independence of the judiciary when people who have been convicted in a court of law, using a valid law, are released because the voices seeking their release have more power and money."
That is indeed a big problem, but at the same time, I didn't want to see American Law Professor Peter Erlinder indicted and sentenced in Rwanda, I don't want to see Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza sentenced there, and I want Kagame to let Bernard Ntaganda out of prison.
What makes a sovereign nation sovereign and is intervention and pressure in behalf of human rights really neocolonial?
Sometimes it is. The pressure regarding LGBT rights in Africa, particularly Rwanda and Uganda, applied outside the context of the wholesale abuse of human rights, seems like a form of neocolonialism. Less pernicious than the Christian Right agenda in Africa, but still an export of America's culture wars.
These are complex questions. I think we're all trying to find the political space we might be able to negotiate in and that we find is often very narrow. But when the Rwandan opposition asks us for international pressure, meaning, here, asks us to ask the U.S. to stop funding and arming Kagame, I think we have to respond, and to keep making the point that U.S. military support created Kagame and now keeps him in power.↓
@Sokari: I'd also like to thank you for raising these complex issues that I'm often grappling with myself.↓
Julius N'Sama
Western Imperialism?! Wake up! Nigeria's leaders take $40 million every day from their majority ownership stake in Shell Nigeria, Mobil Nigeria, Agip Nigeria and Chevron Nigeria. We produce 1.8 million barrels of crude daily and own 60.0% stakes in these upstream ventures. The West has little say in what happens here. We have some of the richest businessmen and politicians in the WORLD, as that $40 million gets divided up daily. Come here and live. Try Abuja, Aba, Lagos, Sokoto. Understand the massive amount of wealth here. We let Ibori go! Tried him in court and freed the devil! Even demoted, sacked and tried to kill the man who had the courage to arrest Ibori in the first place (Ribadu). Don't bring Ibori back here! He's a multi-billionaire thief. We won't convict him! Without the West (US) and East (China) supporting our infrastructure and schools, we'd have nothing but anarchy. Our problems are our own, yet we appreciate the global assistance.↓

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Within the last few days the idle scan has started coming up with Action Required windows, fix not attempted.
Generally it finds 3-4 tracking cookies: ad.yieldmanager.com, tacoda.net and sometimes insightexpressai.com. Plus an orphan cookie cleanup.
Each time I can either select OK or Apply All and it goes away and says the threat has been resolved.
The first couple of times there were actually such cookies, but they appeared to repeatedly return. I manually located all instances of such cookies and removed them. I've changed IE8, Chrome and Firefox internet options to disable 3rd party cookies and rebooted, but the idle scan continues to find these cookies. Before running the Fix, I've searched for anything like them (using a dos prompt and something such as dir c:\*tacoda* /b/s/a) and cannot find anything.
After doing the fix, if you seek out the security status of this fix the cookies do not say removed but 'not detected.'
This typically happens each time the idle scan runs, so if I do the fix then the next idle scan finds the same problem, even though I can't actually find any such cookies.
I've looked for these strings in regedit and only found them where I've added them to the Internet Options specific blocking (as suggested by others on how to disable these specific cookies).
Any suggestions? I don't believe the cookies actually exist, but the idle scan seems to think they do.
Solved! Go to Solution.
ccleaner is a free excellent program you can google that doesnt run live and can be a great addition to your security.
It cleans up temp files, cookies etc...
Dont run the registry cleaner part which is a seperate buton you hit, unless youre experienced with such programs.
I ran ccleaner on someones recc'd here and it cleaned up cookies and temp files and old start up stuff I forgot I ever had and other programs never deleted.
As for why norton is stating what you spoke of I have no idea. If norton is running well in all other aspects well then...prob nothing to worry about.
I dont think cookies hurt anything really but it is great to rid of them! :)
Hi sutclifp,
In IE cookies are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files. You can get there in IE via Tools > Internet Options > General tab > Browsing History Settings > View files. It is possible that Local Shared Objects, also known as Flash Cookies, are stored on your computer and are regenerating the HTTP cookies after you delete them. You can read about LSOs and how to remove them and prevent them in the future here:
Thanks for the two suggestions. I tried the CCleaner approach, plus I've looked at Adobe Flash global settings.
I thought the issue might have been resolved by CCleaner, since the cookie detection didn't occur again for a couple of weeks after using CCleaner. However, the problem has started again. I've fiddled with Adobe Flash global settings, although there are only 4 local objects and they all seem like they should be ok (CNN, BofA, Chase and Amazon).
Each time the idle scan finds these cookies, I can accept the fix and it says it succeeds. This inspite of the fact that when it says it's found these cookies I myself cannot find them before applying the fix.
Only the idle scan seems to find these. A full scan and my nightly scans on C: and selected other drives never finds anything to complain about.
The only real problem seems to be that the idle scan can repeatedly find the same issues, so once it starts then often every half hour or less an idle scan ends up with the same dialog. I can prevent this by leaving the dialog unanswered, which seems to keep the idle scan from rerunning even when idle.
I'm willing to consider any further thoughts. This isn't a killer but is a little annoying. I haven't tried running ccleaner daily, but the last time I ran it the very next 3 idle scans detected the same 2 cookies and an orphaned cookie. This is with all browsers closed (well, just now Explorer is open to let me access this forum, but this forum is the only tab and web page open).
Hi, SendOfJive. I didn't fully appreciate your suggestion to view the files. I'm still unclear why view files will show cookies but otherwise the cookies can't be seen. This isn't true for all cookies, many can be found using a dir cmd or from Explorer.
Anyway, I believe I've come up with a fix. I followed 3 suggestions. One was to install CCleaner and run it with no browsers open. This didn't actually help anything by itself. A second suggestion was to install the Firefox add-on for BetterPrivacy. Running this also didn't directly fix anything. Using IE>tools>internetOptions>General.browsingHistory.s
Looking for undeletable cookies turned up the solution from Microsoft, at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278835/EN-US/. This note says to close all browsers then from Start>run execute inetcpl.cpl, which opens the same dialog seen from Tools>internetOptions. With IE closed this dialog was actually able to delete the offending cookies.
It's possible that all 3 fixes helped. After deleting the cookies and rerunning both CCleaner and BetterPrivacy, I haven't seen the problem since. This was of course on top of disabling 3rd party cookies and putting specific blocks in for tacoda and yieldmanager.
Hi sutclifp,
Glad you were able to find a solution. In my experience the absolute best way to deal with cookies is to set your browsers to delete all cookies when closing. In the privacy settings you can add sites that need to keep cookies, such as banking sites, to the list of allowed exceptions and those cookies will be retained. I have actually never had Norton detect a tracking cookie.


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Our ports were Freeport, Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay. In Freeport we went to Our Lucaya to the beach, casino and shopping. Nassau we took a tour from the dock and the guide took us all around Nassau plus I wanted to check out some hotels for our trip in Feb. We went to Junkaroo Beach and Atlantis. I plan to stay the week in Atlantis in Feb. Great Stirrup Cay was wonderful while we went Parasailing. The crew was wonderful and gave us a great experience.
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This undoubtedly is a busy time of year. Most everyone is concentrating on the getting all the holiday decorations up and Christmas shopping done, but it's also an important time of year for Medicare beneficiaries. From November 15th until the end of the year (2009) is the annual enrollment period and this is the time when a lot of decisions need to be made on your Medicare insurance coverage for 2010.
Wayne and Karen Muth from Sioux Falls consider themselves pretty lucky. They have no major health issues and they're not on a lot of medications. They also know a lot could change in a year. Especially with health care reform in t he works and with their own health. That's why they also consider themselves in good hands with Jack Arnett and Avera Medicare Products.
Wayne Muth says, "One of the things I learned many years ago is that I don't know everything so you go to someone you trust that is an expert in the flied, especially when it comes to insurance. Karen and I have been on Medicare for 3 years now and every year there are changes. So every year I get with Jack Arnett, my expert, and go over everything."
Medicare has specific enrollment periods. The first is now until the end of the year. During this annual enrollment, Medicare beneficiaries can join the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Part D for the either the first time or make changes to their existing Part D plan.
Avera Medicare Products Manager Jack Arnett says, "Now for 2010 there is going to be 46 plans available in South Dakota to chose from. 29 of those plans have a partial or full deductible. There was also a lot of changes for 2010 plans. For example, the premiums range from $22 a month up to $104 a month. So every beneficiary really needs to look at the prescription drug plans."
Arnett also says folks need to look at the Medicare Health Options. There are 15 different Medicare Advantage Plans to choose from for next year which is confusing to digest if you aren't trained in it.
Arnett says, "This is the only thing we do. We've become very specialized in it. We've taken that trusted advisor role within the community. If an Avera option is not in their best interest, then we'll let them know and direct them to the best plan."
The Muths ended up changing from an Avera Select Plan to go with an Avera Advantage Plan. They say it's going to save them money on their premiums and was an overall better fit for them. They're not afraid to admit they needed Jack's expertise and are exactly where they should be at years end and that is looking forward to 2010, confident they'll be covered for whatever it brings.
Arnett says there's also going to be significant changes next year in the Medicare Supplement Options. Yet another reason to get with a trained certified professional who can help you navigate through new material.
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Fascinating video, Sally Jane, thank you for posting it, Love and Light, always, Dot
Doesn't surprise me one bit. When I was running stress management courses years ago, I encouraged people to practice 'As If'. Start believing that what they wanted had already happened. Now this proves that it was an effective exercise and can be taken much further.
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some great comments on the latest rightwingers home/page post,can't call it news since the source is not a source.But nice to see someone else counter the bs
""I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery" nice quote. You almost sound like a patriot. Want to be friends.
Nice comments on that solar article this morning. Good job keeping the GB BS in control!
Do you look forward to the day when many of our asphalt and concrete roads, sidewalks, and parking areas will be replaced with solar panels?
Appreciate all you say re: global warming and i agree. I no longer state much as I really don't have the time and have lost a lot ot energy. Unfortunately these pgs/brds have been hijack by the dumb & dumber/ head in the sand deniers. Unfortunately they are the majority within gas buddy; luckily in the real world, they are in the minority. Like I stated earlier, I don't have the time or the energy like the paid oil industry shills and some of their accomplices/alias, that abound these pgs. They spend so much time heer I dont know how they have time to either sell tx real estate or run the many tx's spreads.
Many times it seems ur like the lone voice screaming lost & unheard into a Hurricane.
As previously mentioned, thankfully the normal real world are in the majority when it comes to believing in global climate chg and that the shear mass of humanity and their activities are fueling the climate chg.
thanks for your comments, however, be forwarned. sanity and reason are frowned upon at these sites. as are objectivity and reality.:)
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Covering Kids & Families of Indiana, a not-for-profit that advocates enrollment in government health insurance programs, said Indiana has more than 130,000 children and more than 400,000 adults without health insurance.
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Set in swinging 1960's London, Wonderwall is the story of a reclusive professor Oscar Collins (Jack MacGowran) who becomes infatuated with his next door neighbors, the beautiful model Penny Lane (Jane Birkin) and her Svengalian photographer boyfriend (Iain Quarrier). When the professor attempts to rescue Penny from an overdose following a quarrel with her boyfriend, he enters the magical realm of the Wonderwall on a transformative journey, and returns to his laboratory a changed man.
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About 150 Iona College students and members of the New Rochelle and surrounding community came to Murphy Auditorium on the college campus to discuss issues in the presidential campaign.
The event was part of the 2012 Westchester Presidential Debate Watch Party series and featured a live CNN telecast of the debate between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney, the final presidential debate before the election Nov. 6
The predebate discussion was moderated by Steven Horton, executive director of the New Rochelle Municipal Housing Authority. The panel was comprised of Dr. Mary Hagerty, political science professor at Iona, Amanda Kelly and Bridget McBrien, Class of 2013 political science majors, Dr. Tricia Mulligan, chairwoman and political science professor at Iona, Councilman Jared Rice, D-District 3, and Tony Sayegh, News 12 political analyst. Joe McLaughlin, Republican candidate for Congressional District 16, was scheduled to appear but had a conflict that prevented him from attending until the very end.
The panel dealt with three questions before taking questions from the audience.
Up first, Horton asked the panel to evaluate the presidential candidates' plans for dealing with escalating costs of higher education.
Mulligan said while both candidates have talked about how important education is for the United State there has been little discussion about how their plans would affect the institutions themselves.
Increasing Pell grants would help, she said, but "the reality is with increasing enrollment, that pool of aid is not growing proportionally.
"I'd like to see a greater blueprint where the funds will come from," Mulligan said.
As a student, Kelly said that dealing with the cost of education is something she is extremely concerned about.
"In terms of evaluating their plans, they both want to make college more affordable," she said. "I think the effectiveness of both plans really need to be better explained."
The presidential debate Monday was scheduled to be on foreign policy, so the panelists were asked to evaluate the candidates' positions on that topic.
Hagerty said that Romney's views on foreign affairs were pretty much a cypher.
"One of the incumbents major strengths is foreign policy," she said. "Hopefully we will find out more tonight."
O'Brien said she was worried about some the more saber-rattling comments from Romney.
"It could open us up to years of conflict," she said.
The panel discussion ended with whether they were satisfied with either candidate's proposals for job creation.
Sayegh said the stimulus bill did not create jobs.
"The only meaningful way we are going to grow the economy is to allow the private sector to create jobs," he said.
Hagerty decried the finger pointing during the campaign.
"We live in very challenging economic times," she said, adding that the government is putting out more money and taking in less.
"We have got to cut our most expensive expenses and try to increase our revenue stream," Hagerty said. "I don't think the blame game is very constructive."
Questions from the audience included the lack of third-party participation in the debates, whether the Supreme Court will address the constitutionality of Affirmative Action and the wisdom of bringing manufacturing jobs back to America when most people are looking for white-collar positions.
Kenny Reischman, a sophomore mass communication major at Iona, asked what could be done about the partisan actions of government stopping the legislative process.
Rice said it was clear from the day after Obama was elected that the Republican leadership would do everything they could to deny him a second term.
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Sayegh reminded the audience that Ronald Reagan worked with a Democratic-majority House and Senate and was able to move legislation through.
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Sept. 1, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Old Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, 300 Honey Creek Road, Conyers, the Fire 4 Christ Youth and Children's Ministries of the church hosts a kickball game and other old school games, bring own lunch, 770-483-8392.
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Rock Temple Homecoming
Sept. 2, 10 a.m., Rock Temple AME Church, 1021 Bryant St., Conyers, the church hosts its Homecoming Service, Pastor Alfred Vaughn speaking, dinner served following service at C.E. Steele Center, 1040 Oakland Ave. in Conyers, 770-922-5707.
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Sept. 2, 11 a.m., Pleasant Hill CME Church, 1201 Pleasant Circle, Conyers, the church celebrates its annual Homecoming Day, dinner served following service.
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Pleasant Hill Revival
Sept. 5 to 7, 7 p.m. nightly, Pleasant Hill CME Church, 1201 Pleasant Circle, Conyers, the church hosts a revival, the Rev. Dr. Vanessee Burns speaking.
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Summer Concert
Sept. 7, 7 p.m. Gateway Community Church, 11677 Brown Bridge Road, Covington, the church hosts a special summer concert featuring Dave Makely, free event, 770-787-1015, Jason Abbott.Friday Night Concert
Sept. 7, 7 p.m., Unity Church and Spiritual Center of Rockdale, 933 Commercial St., Conyers, the church hosts a First Friday Fun Concert featuring Jazz Harp and Guitar Duo -- Susan Ottzen and Frankie Robinson, tickets; $10, 770-922-6489.
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Great Gathering of Praise
Sept. 8, 2 p.m., Gateway Community Church, 11677 Brown Bridge Road, Covington, the Women of Gateway Community Church hosts a Great Gathering of Praise, Worship and Fellowship event, featuring a video of comedian Mark Lowry, 678-625-0090, Mary Dennis.
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If you have been arrested for drunk driving for the first time, you may be wondering what is going to happen next and what you will have to do. If this was not your first drunken driving offense, you may find that consequences have changed since your last arrest.
The penalties and requirements for drunken driving vary somewhat from state to state, but due to the effort of advocacy groups such as Mothers Against Drunk Driving, all 50 states have passed laws intended to crackdown on drunk driving by increasing penalties and consequences.
Your First Stop: CourtYes, you are still innocent until proven guilty in this country, but if you took a breath test or a blood test that recorded your blood alcohol content at .08 or above, you will be convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI) or operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) depending on what drunk driving is called in your state.
It does not matter if you did not appear intoxicated, was not staggering or slurring your words. If you had a BAC above .08 in all 50 states that means you were in fact driving under the influence, under the "per se" laws. Even if you passed the field sobriety tests, if you recorded a .08 BAC or greater you will be found guilty.
Fines, Fees and License RevocationOnce you are convicted of drunk driving in court, you will be ordered to pay a fine, court costs and will have your driver's license revoked for a period of time. Some states have passed laws which mandate some jail time, even for first offenders. From state to state the amount of the fine, the length of the license revocation and the jail time, if any, will vary, but in every state you will pay a fine and lose your license.
In most states you will also be placed on probation and ordered to perform some sort of community service. This means you will have pay a probation fee and complete all of the terms of the probation, whatever they are.
Getting Your License BackPaying the fines, fees and having your license revoked is just the beginning of the consequences of being convicted of drunk driving - if you want to get your driving privileges back, that is. Once you have a drunk driving conviction on your record, in most states, you cannot simply get your driver's license back at the end of the revocation period, you have to do something to earn it.
In most states this usually involves going through an educational program sometimes known as DUI school, defensive driving school or by names such as "Counter Attack." The requirements to graduate from the school, and get your license back, can vary greatly depending on how you do on an initial evaluation.
Before you begin the school, a trained counselor will interview you and ask you a series of questions. This evaluation is designed to determine if you have an alcohol abuse or alcohol dependency problem.
- Mandatory Alcohol Education and Assessment
- Sample Alcohol Evaluation Quiz
- Do You Have a Drinking Problem?
Evaluation and TreatmentIf the evaluation determines that you do have a drinking problem, you will not only have to attend the driving school classes about the dangers of impaired driving and pass the school's tests, but you may also have to seek treatment for your problem before you can graduate from the school.
Depending on your evaluation, your "treatment" can consist of attending support group meetings, receive outpatient counseling or therapy or even inpatient detoxification followed by treatment in a residential rehab facility. If you do have a drinking problem, the state want you to take steps to address that problem before you get behind the wheel of a vehicle.
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Ignition Interlock DevicesEven after you pay your fine, pay your court costs, serve your probation, pay the probation fees, pay for and complete driving school, complete your treatment program and pay for it if you decide to go the professional rehab route, you still may have to take additional steps before you can drive again.
A growing number of states are requiring even first drunk driving offenders to place a ignition interlock device on their vehicle in order to have their driving privileges returned. The devices prevent the vehicle from being started if it detects alcohol on your breath. The interlocks and the monitoring service can be expensive.
Even More ConsequencesThere may be even further consequences to a drunk driving conviction. One is increased costs for auto insurance. As a convicted drunk driver, you will be required to pay for something called SR-22 insurance before you can legally operate your vehicle. The cost of SR-22 insurance, in states where it is required, can double or even triple your premiums.
A drunk driving conviction can also affect your job. If you have a job that requires you to drive or you have a job that requires security clearances, bonding or other security requirements, you could find yourself unemployed.
More than ever, society considers drunk driving to be a serious offense and the penalties and consequences have increased dramatically in the past 10-15 years.=


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We're officially announcing our High Performance Lifting Seminar with 2x Junior National Champion Phillip Wilhelm! EVENT OVERVIEW: Phillip Wilhelm (USAW High Performance Athlete) will be taking CrossFit athletes through a two day technique and development training camp that will give each athlete enough time to work on the basics while progressively advancing to more complex movements. This two day training camp covers the snatch and clean and jerk. Each day will start with a progressive introduction of lifts and overview of essentials. There will be mobility exercises and stretching before coaches coaching movements and exercises. Athletes should expect to be working with light low volume reps. This will enable athletes to focus extensively on motor pattern work and refinement of the bar path. Spots are limited, so if you would like to be apart of this epic weekend you can register and pay one of three ways: 1. http://hplifting.dov3webs.com/events/2014/08/crossfit-sandpoint-seminar/ 2. Put your name on the list next to the whiteboard in the gym 3. Email or call me to set up payment option. (kenny@crossfitsandpoint(dot)com) Early Registration (before July 21st at 9:00pm) is $195 Late Registration (after July 21st at 9:01pm) is $250 If you aren't already sold, here are some things to consider: - This is an insanely inexpensive seminar. I generally expect to pay at least $400-$500 for two days (and have paid a heck of a lot more). This one breaks down to be about $20 an hour with one of the top weightlifters in the United States. And, super bonus, you don't even have to travel. - On average, our normal classes spend roughly 20-30 minutes a day, two days a week working on the Snatch and/or Clean & Jerk. In other words, we only spend a total of an hour a week working on extremely technical lifts that take a lifetime to master. These 8-10 dedicated hours will improve your technique by leaps and bounds. - This is for athletes of all levels. Don't be intimidated if you feel like you're a beginner. You won't be holding anyone up. In fact, you probably stand to benefit the most of anyone. - It's not often that a coach/lifter of this caliber comes through the Inland Northwest, let alone Sandpoint. Take advantage. - This is open to the public, and spots are limited, so sign up fast. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.


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Enjoy a good coffee and settle down with something to read at any time of the day in one of our comfortable leather armchairs in the mellow atmosphere created by the deep brown wooden panelling.
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Hi Owen
Sorry for the inconvenience. Yep we can do a better job, sometimes it gets busy and the word doesn't get passed on. Also, our website in the stone age? Hey, it's from early 2000s. Oh wait, you're right! That's another project we're working on.
Cheers 1 week, 2 days ago
- Can you please put a draft list of what you have in the taproom on any given day up on your website, and update it regularly. I came in three separate times to try the gone fishing- the first two times it wasn't "ready" even though it said on facebook. And then we came in today to try it, and it was… 1 week, 4 days ago
Hi Donna,
You can contact the brewery and speak to our Tasting Room Manager.
Cheers! 1 week, 6 days ago
- Can I schedule a group tasting/tour in September? 2 weeks ago
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Yes were are open this Thursday. For more information please visit http://flyingfish.com/fish_tales/tour_and_tastings_faq.html 2 weeks, 1 day ago
- Will your tasting room be open this Thursday? Seems like there is a possibility of rain and also a possibility of awesome beer-drinking weather. 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Hi Carol,
You will need to contact Somerdale Township to become a vendor on Somerdale Day.
Cheers! 3 weeks, 1 day ago
I have been to your brewery several times, and love it there. I also purchased from the vendor selling jerky there. I sell a variety of beer koozies and wanted to know if I could be a vendor at the 5K on September 6? (or any other event you may have)
Thanks so much.
Carol 3 weeks, 3 days ago
Hi Chris,
We hope so. Stay tuned to twitter or Facebook. 3 weeks, 5 days ago
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AFRICA: In eastern Africa, the overall food supply situation has improved considerably compared to the previous year. However, nearly 11 million people affected by drought and/or conflict in the sub-region still depend on food assistance. In Southern Africa, the outlook for the 2002 cereal crops is uncertain due to a dry spell in parts. Serious food shortages have emerged in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe where food assistance is urgently needed. In western Africa, the food outlook is generally satisfactory except in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone where internally displaced people and refugees continue to need food assistance.
ASIA: In DPR Korea, despite a marked recovery in 2001 cereal production, food assistance will still be needed in 2002 to meet the country's minimum food requirements. In Mongolia, the harshness of the current winter poses a serious threat to the already fragile food situation of thousands of herder families who lost animals in previous two winters. The food situation in Afghanistan remains grave, notwithstanding the relative calm and improved delivery of food assistance. The serious food situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is also of particular concern.
LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: In Central America, despite the good harvests of second season crops, the food supply situation continues to be difficult in El Salvador and parts of Guatemala. The sub-region was severely affected by drought in 2001 which damaged the first season crops. Food assistance continues to be provided by the international community. In South America, excessive rains and flooding in Argentina, the worst in living memory, inflicted serious damage to the wheat and maize crops.
EUROPE: Early indications for the 2002 winter cereals in the EC point to a significant recovery in the wheat area after last year's reduced plantings. In central and eastern European countries winter weather conditions have been generally satisfactory. In the Russian Federation total grain production increased by 20 million tonnes in 2001 compared with the preceding year. However, civil strife and military operations in Chechnya continue to disrupt agricultural activities. Food assistance continues to be provided by the international community to internally displaced and other vulnerable people.
NORTH AMERICA: Prospects are generally fair for winter wheat crops in the United States. Dry weather impaired crop establishment in parts, and continues to be of concern for spring development of some crops. The area sown last autumn remained low again but sowing this spring will also have an important influence on the final outcome of the 2002 crop. In Canada, many areas are still dry after last year's drought and good rains are need in the coming weeks to improve prospects for the major cereal crop to be planted this spring.
OCEANIA: Aggregate output of the recently completed winter grain harvest in Australia was just slightly below that of the previous year. Wheat output is estimated at 23 million tonnes. In Cook Islands, the food supply situation has been adversely affected by tropical storm "Trina". Some of the islands are threatened by an infestation of the destructive fruit fly. The island of Tonga was hit by tropical storm "Waka", causing enormous damage to housing, infrastructure and crops. The Government has appealed for assistance from the international community.


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* Transportation to and from the PBI airport
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* Fishing from your backyard, or charter a boat from our dock for some "reel" excitement!
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* Casual and fine dining
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