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Triple Take: Predicting the winners — and the scores
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The Framingham-Ithaca game is one of our first-round toss-up picks.
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For 32 teams across the country, the regular season has built up to this weekend and, if their hopes play out, more weekends to come. They now have the chance to prove their worth on the national stage.
D3football.com's coverage will be going strong over the next few weeks, and that began with our 32-team capsules, one of the cornerstones of our postseason reporting. They offer insight on how to tell if a team is playing well or poorly, along with how far into the bracket we think each team can make it. We also took a long-view look at who might surprise and disappoint by the time the first three rounds are in the books.
The week's features culminate with Triple Take, which we do a little differently for the postseason. From now until the second weekend in December, Pat Coleman, Keith McMillan and Ryan Tipps will not only pick the winners of games in Triple Take, but we'll also project the scores. It's a transparent test of our perceptions week in and week out. (And we each make our picks independently.) (more…)
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Around the Nation podcast: The playoff field
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Johns Hopkins either got a fine matchup or the shaft, depending on whom you ask.
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When you don't have to quibble about the 32 teams that made the field, that eliminates a lot of the Selection Sunday hand-wringing. Of course, just because we didn't think Wabash, or UW-Oshkosh, or St. Thomas or others deserved to make the field doesn't mean they didn't have a case to be made. Pat and Keith discuss their cases. Did Johns Hopkins get screwed by having to face Wesley in the first round or is it a fair matchup? Where should Maryville have gone instead of Hampden-Sydney? What chance does Gallaudet have at Hobart? Which is the strongest bracket, and why?
There are so many questions at this time of year, (more…)
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Around the Nation podcast: Playoff picture takes place
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Hardin-Simmons wasn't a threat to Linfield, Willamette or UMHB but crushed Texas Lutheran.
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So let's see, John Carroll beat Heidelberg, handily, and Wittenberg handled Wabash. Meanwhile, Hardin-Simmons delivered a reality check to Texas Lutheran and Wesley beat a D-I FCS team. (You know, the level known as Division I-AA.) Did John Carroll play its way into the playoffs? Or perhaps we should give them more than just lip service next week vs. Mount Union. Keith talks about what he saw when he watched the John Carroll-Heidelberg game.
Keith and Pat look at the remaining 10 automatic bids and what it will take to win them. Plus a long look at Pool B and another long look at Pool C. That and (more…)
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Unhappy with $128K award in family farm case, couple sues prominent lawyer and wins $1.1M
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Originally, a Maine couple blamed an agricultural conglomerate for the loss of a potato seed farm that had been in their family for generations.
But, following a 10-year legal battle against Agway Inc., Vaughn and Mary Sleeper refocused their legal attack on a new target–their former lawyer and his firm. On Friday, a Cumberland County Superior Court jury voted 6-3 to award the couple $1.1 million, reports the Portland Press Herald.
Defendant Daniel Lilley, a prominent personal injury lawyer in Portland, expressed "utter surprise" at the verdict, telling the newspaper Monday that the couple won $128,000 from Agway thanks to his firm's work on their behalf.
"I won the case for the Sleeper folks," Lilley said, adding: "They didn't think that was enough, so they sued me personally."
Attorney Lee Bals represented the couple, who said they were driven out of business by Agway's false claims that they sold genetically contaminated potato seeds over a decade ago and by the conglomerate's failure to pay them money they were owed, the Press Herald recounts. The couple had a contract to sell seed potatoes to Agway, which failed to purchase the quantities it had agreed to buy, explains a 2002 federal court order (PDF) in the earlier litigation. It focused on whether Agway's conduct was justified.
The couple contended in their suit against Lilley that he abandoned them by not pursuing their claim aggressively and keeping them informed of the progress of the case after Agway filed for bankruptcy in 2002.
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Showing at the Cramphorn Theatre in Chelmsford next Tuesday is We Will Be Free, the true story of George and Betty Loveless and the Dorset farm labourers that were convicted for forming a trade union to fight wage cuts inflicted by a local landowner.
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Grantville in Coweta County may be best known as the town where zombies roam the streets in AMC's hit series The Walking Dead, but the small city of more than 3,000 has plenty of real life drama.
"The mayor owns Grantville" is a common phrase repeated by residents here who have concerns about whether Mayor Jim Sells is using his public office for personal gain.
A CBS Atlanta News investigation found Sells owns 10 percent of all properties in the city, including virtually every building in the city's sleepy downtown.
Sells said he ran for mayor because he clashed with former city leaders. But to become eligible, Sells moved out of the home where his wife still lives and into an apartment in Grantville. He defeated a court challenge to his residency from his opponent.
But tensions only escalated when Sells, who is accused of being contentious, took office.
"He becomes very irate and angry when anyone questions what he's doing," said property owner Carol Corbitt.
City Councilman Barham Lundy said Sells is a "bully" who creates a hostile work environment.
"He's near impossible to work with," said Lundy, whom Sells lashed out at during a recent meeting.
In an audio recording of the meeting, Sells is heard repeatedly calling Lundy "ignorant."
But there are also concerns about whether the mayor has a conflict of interest because of his large number of holdings.
At a recent council meeting, Sells, who owns a bar, cast the deciding vote to establish a liquor license fee at $2,000.
Lundy and Councilwoman Selma Coty supported a $4,000 fee. Lundy said he believed the mayor is the only person who is considering applying for a liquor license.
Coty said she objected to another of the mayor's recent votes killing a tax increase because he owns so many properties.
Sells also supported spending $169,000 in taxpayer money to build a splash pad in a city park.
CBS Atlanta News found Sells is advertising the splash park on his business website to lure tenants.
Dr. Edward Queen, professor of ethics at Emory University, said there are multiple possible conflicts with a large property owner who also leads a city.
"Whether a person acts on that conflict is irrelevant. The perception is there and the perception first of all is going to hinder people's trust in government," said Queen.
Sells insisted that he won't vote for personal gain. "That's inappropriate. And there's not one instance where I voted where you can question whether that was good for the community," said Sells.
And Sells has his supporters.
"Jim has helped the economy here. He's brought businesses. He's been a positive influence I see on our council," said resident Adrienne Griffin
Sells also denied having a problem controlling his temper. "I express myself," said Sells, who later walked away from the interview when pressed on allegations that he's a bully.
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ResearchHow M2M is changing the mobile economy
The M2M market is growing rapidly and has enhanced the disruptive capabilities of enterprises by equipping them with the tools to better optimize costs and grow revenues. Read more »
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The French startup, which has developed wireless technology to let everyday objects send out tiny chunks of data at low power and low cost, wants to build on existing network rollouts… Read more »
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T-Mobile's un-carrier strategy continued to pay dividends in the third quarter as locked up 643,000 new postpaid subscribers. But T-Mo faces a big challenge in narrowing its M2M gap with the… Read more »
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Saturday was a miserable day for motorists.
But that didn't stop folks from hitting the road.
"Pretty rough. Pretty slushy," said driver Ross Granger.
Todd Corbett agreed.
"They could do a little bit better than what they're doing right now. They are pretty bad for some of the smaller vehicles," said Mr. Corbett.
The snow plows were out.
But the snow wouldn't let up.
Roadways continued to be snow covered and slick.
"You have to slow down because you could run across a road that could be just wet and then get to a point where you're heading into an intersection that would be icy," warned Theresa Pollick of the Ohio Department of Transportation.
For those who stayed home, like Josh Yaeger, it was a time to haul out the snow blower for the first time this winter season.
He says snow has its advantages and disadvantages.
"It's good because we can get off school but it's no fun to shovel it and plow it," Josh Yaeger.
Paul Hollenbeck is clearing his driveway the old-fashioned, backbreaking way: With a shovel.
"I love it. It's great. It reminds me of my youth," said Mr. Hollenbeck
Jim Eckhart says the snow reminds him of his daredevil days as a youth.
"Used to ride around North Toledo on the back of a paddy wagon on the bumper and all the cars. Only way to get around as a kid," said Mr. Eckhart.
Toledo kids took advantage of this first heavy snow to fly down the Ottawa Park sledding hill.
Who could blame them.
It was mild outside, but not too cold or windy.
"I'm not a big fan of snow but if I can go sledding, I'm O.K.," said Holly Eckhart.
Jaren Daoust says it could be worse.
"I think it's nice. Better than rain," he said.
But there's no rain in the forecast.
Strictly wintry weather, perfect sledding conditions.
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The faculty for the 2006 Broadway Lighting Master Classes (BLMC), to be held May 22-24 at the NYU campus in New York City, have been announced. Led by creative consultant and award-winning lighting designer Jules Fisher, the faculty sees new well-known visual artists–designers Howell Binkley, Christopher Akerlind, and Philip Rosenberg–joining the already distinguished line up of professional Broadway designers, including Fisher's partner Peggy Eisenhauer, Beverly Emmons, Clifton Taylor, Brian MacDevitt, and projection designer Wendall Harrington.
"We are extremely excited to have several new speakers added to the BLMC faculty this year," notes David Johnson, associate publisher and editorial director for Live Design magazine. "Creative consultant Jules Fisher, who sets the benchmark of excellence for the classes, has asked lighting designers Chris Akerlind and Howell Binkley, as well as associate LD Philip Rosenberg, to participate in addition to the roster of great design talents that will return to speak at the classes again this year. We are very lucky to have Chris Akerlind provide an in-depth look at his Tony Award-winning lighting for Light In The Piazza at Lincoln Center Theatre Company."
Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer are partners in Third Eye Studio, which conceives and designs lighting for all forms of entertainment. Fisher has designed the lighting for more than 150 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, as well as film, ballet, opera, television, and rock-and-roll concert tours, while Eisenhauer's designs have been seen internationally in 26 countries across six continents. He has garnered a record eight Tony Awards, five of which for collaborations with Eisenhauer. Most recently they designed lighting for comedian Mario Cantone's Laugh Whore and Chita Rivera: A Dancer's Life, which is currently on Broadway. Other recent theatre credits include Assassins (Tony Award, 2004), Caroline, Or Change, Jane Eyre, and Gypsy. They are currently at work on the film Dream Girls starring Beyoncé Knowles. Their other performance lighting can be seen in the films Chicago (for which they, along with cinematographer Dion Beebe, were honored with a 2003 Academy Award nomination for Cinematography), The Producers, Stepford Wives, and School of Rock.
Lighting and set designer Christopher Akerlind designed the lighting for the recently announced BLMC musical, The Light In the Piazza, for which he won won a Tony, Drama Desk, Hewes Design, and Outer Critics Circle Award. In addition to Piazza, he is currently represented on Broadway with Rabbit Hole at the Manhattan Theatre Club, where he previously designed Reckless, Between Us, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, Day Standing on Its Head, and Mad Forest. His upcoming Broadway projects include Shining City and Awake and Sing!. Akerlind has designed more than 400 productions at theatre and opera companies across the country and around the world. Recent Broadway credits include A Touch of the Poet; In My Life; Seven Guitars (Tony nom.); Philadelphia, Here I Come!; and The Piano Lesson. Previous designs for Lincoln Center Theatre include Belle Epoque (Hewes Design Award, Outer Critics Circle Nomination), and The Lights (Drama Desk nom). He has designed lighting for American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.), most recently the upcoming world premiere of Oedipus X. He has extensive credits in opera, including the premiere of Deborah Drattell's Nicholas and Alexandra for L.A. Opera and over 40 productions for Opera Theater of Saint Louis where he was Resident Lighting Designer for twelve years. Akerlind is also the recipient of an Obie Award for Sustained Excellence in Lighting Design and the Michael Merritt Award for Design and Collaboration.
Lighting deisgner Howell Binkley is currently represented on Broadway with Sarah Jones' one-woman show Bridge & Tunnel and Jersey Boys. His work ranges from Broadway and Off Broadway to regional theatre, and dance. He was awarded the 1993 Laurence Olivier Award for Kiss of A Spider Woman. Some of his previous Broadway credits include Dracula, Steel Magnolias, Avenue Q, Golda's Balcony, Hollywood Arms, The Full Monty (Drama Desk nomination), Parade (Drama Desk nomination), Kiss of the Spider Woman (Tony nomination), Grease, and Sinatra: His Voice. He also lit Batboy: The Musical off Broadway. In addition to his theatrical work, Binkley has worked extensively in the dance field; he co-founded of The Parsons Dance Company with David Parsons, for which he has created lighting designs for 60+ works in its repertory. He has also created designs for American Ballet Theater, National Ballet of Canada, Paris Opera Ballet, Lyon Opera Ballet, Atlanta Ballet, MOMIX, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Peter Pucci Plus and The Joffrey Ballet.
Beverly Emmons has designed for Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theatre, dance, and opera in the US and abroad. Her Broadway credits include Annie Get Your Gun, Jekyll & Hyde, The Heiress, Passion, Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Hapgood, High Rollers, Stepping Out, The Elephant Man, The Dresser, and Doonesbury. Her lighting of Amadeus won a Tony award. Off-Broadway, she worked on the Vagina Monologues and with Joseph Chaikin, Meredith Monk, and Jack Hofsiss, among others. She has regularly designed lighting for Robert Wilson; most notably in America, Einstein on the Beach, and Civil Wars Pt .V. She has been awarded six Tony nominations, the 1976 Lumen Award, 1984 and 1986 Bessies, and a 1980 Obie for Distinguished Lighting.
Projection designer Wendall Harrington was the creative consultant for the first annual Projection Master Classes last year. She designed and directed the premiere of Snapshots with the Elements Quartet, and Arjuna's Dilemma. Her Broadway design credits include In My Life, The Good Body, Drowning Crow, Amy's View, Putting It Together, The Capeman, Ragtime, Freak, Company, The Will Rogers Follies, and The Heidi Chronicles. Opera credits include A View from the Bridge at the Metropolitan Opera; The Juniper Tree; The Photographer at BAM; The Magic Flute in Florence; and Orpheo in Vienna. In the concert circuit, she designed projection for the Talking Heads, Simon and Garfunkel, and Chris Rock. Harrington is the former design director of Esquire magazine.
Brian MacDevitt is currently at work on the much anticipated Broadway premiere of The Wedding Singer set to open in April 2006. His recent lighting designs–on and off Broadway include–The Color Purple, Absurd Person Singular, Sweet Charity, Good Vibrations, Pacific Overtures, 'night Mother, and The Pillowman, for which he received the 2005 Tony Award. His previous Tony nominations include Fiddler on the Roof and Henry IV in 2004, Nine in 2002, and he won for Into The Woods in 2001. MacDevitt's other productions include A Raisin in the Sun, Match, The Retreat From Moscow, Long Day's Journey Into Night, Tartuffe, Morning's at Seven, The Women, Urinetown, Major Barbara, Judgment at Nuremberg, Proposals, Side Show, Present Laughter, Sex and Longing, Summer and Smoke, Master Class, and Love! Valour! Compassion!.
Associate lighting designer Philip Rosenberg is currently represented on Broadway with five hit musicals, three of which are designed by Kenneth Posner–the Matthew Broderick/Nathan Lane blockbuster The Odd Couple, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and Hairspray–as well as Tony Award-winning The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Spamalot. As associate designer, he has worked with Hugh Vanstone (Spamalot, Bombay Dreams) and Paul Gallo (Never Gonna Dance, Man of La Mancha, 42nd Street, The Crucible, The Sound of Music, The Civil War). He assisted Peter Kaczorowski on The Producers and Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Lighting and projection designer Clifton Taylor's Broadway production, Frozen, received a Lortel nomination. His designs will be seen in the upcoming April Broadway releases of Hot Feet and Jay Johnson: The Two and Only. His recent projects include Yellowman at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and new dances by Lar Lubovitch, Elisa Monte, Jacqulyn Buglisi and Karole Armitage. In 2005, he opened a new production of Pigmalion at the Chatelet Theater in Paris, for which he designed the scenery and lighting. Taylor's other commissions include: Maggio Danza (Florence), The Venice Bienalle, L'Opera de Lorraine (France), Ballet do Rio de Janiero, Scottish National Ballet, Les Grandes Ballet Canadiens, the Royal Ballet of Cambodia, Rambert Dance Company (London), the International Flamenco Festival, and Sardono Dance Theater of Indonesia. US credits include extensive work for the Asia Society, MCC Theater, the San Francisco Ballet, Alvin Ailey, and the American Ballet Theater. In 2002, he was awarded a major grant from the Asian Cultural Council to develop and teach a design course at the Royal University of Fine Arts in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where he lived for several months. This is Taylor's tenth year on the BLMC faculty.
The BLMC and the fourth annual Broadway Sound Master Classes (BSMC) make up the Live Design Master Classes, which are produced by Live Design magazine in conjunction with the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. The BLMC will take at the Skirball Center on the NYU campus. The entire BSMC program, led by creative consultant Abe Jacob, including seminars, manufacturers showcases, and cocktail parties, will run May 19 to 21 at the Burrows Theatre at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. For additional information about the 2006 BLMC and BSMC and to register online, visit www.livedesignonline.com/broadwaymasterclasses.
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Chili Cheese Snacks Recipe
I've been collecting appetizer recipes for more than 20 years and have a host of tasty treats. These handheld morsels are perfect for parties because they allow folks to walk around and mingle. Carol Nelson, Cool, California
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped green chilies
- 1/4 cup chopped ripe olives, drained
- 2 teaspoons dried minced onion
- 1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 2 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese. Add the cheddar cheese, chilies, olives, onion and hot pepper sauce. Separate each tube of crescent dough into four rectangles; press perforations to seal.
- Spread cheese mixture over dough. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a long side. Cut each roll into 10 slices; place on greased baking sheets. Bake at 400° for 8-10 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 80 appetizers.
Originally published as Chili Cheese Snacks in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2001, p25
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GREAT DISH! I made this recipe many times. One year I couldn't make them fast enough before one batch was gone.
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Made this for a party this weekend... overheard someone saying "get some of these, they are delicious!". These didn't last 5 minutes - first empty plate on the table! I'll definitely be making these again. My son says they are AMAZING!
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The Westin Copley Place is located in the heart of Copley Square, across the street from the Back Bay station in Boston, Mass. Trinity Church stands across the street. Copley Mall and Newbury Street shops are located 2 blocks away.
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This hotel offers 803 guestrooms on 36 floors furnished with cherry-wood armoires and Westin Heavenly Beds. Beds feature 230-thread count cotton linens, pillowtop mattresses, down comforters, and down/feather and hypoallergenic pillows. Marble-clad Heavenly Baths include dual showerheads and curved shower rods. Rooms feature minibars, refrigerators, Starbucks coffee, wireless Internet access of different levels - basic, premium, and ultra - for surcharges, 32-inch LCD televisions with cable, and Ipod docking stations. Pets under 40 pounds are allowed with no additional fee. All rooms are nonsmoking.
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Doc Brown performs Unfamous
Gifted rapper, brother of bestselling novelist Zadie Smith and a man who has shared the stage with Mark Ronson, Amy Winehouse, Kayne West, De La Soul and Lily Allen… a round of applause for the still 'unfamous' Ben "Doc Brown" Smith.
The impressive personal inventory listed above may not have made him a household name, but his first person tales of life in the rap business and extreme excess (complete with name dropping) present a humbling and honest salute to nearly making it. After turning his back on the bravado and balls world of hip hop, the UK comedian is bringing his spoof raps and distinctive stand-up style to Australia for the first time on the tail of a 2010 sell out Edinborough Fringe show. After his subsequent success at Adelaide Fringe, we caught up with the "unfamous" rapper and asked for some of his favourite 'Un-'s.
Unforgettable tour moment to date?
"Easy! Penultimate night of my two weeks at London's Soho Theatre a guy in the front proposed to his unsuspecting girlfriend live on stage. It was right at the end of my show which has quite an emotional denouement anyway, so every woman in the audience burst into tears (and one or two men as well!)."
Unofficial theme song of your tour?
"Has to be the Kanye West song Power – it sounds like the stuff of Hollywood action movie soundtracks, and the chorus bears the legend "No one man should have all this power", which is how I feel sometimes when I've got a thousand people sitting in silence waiting for me to speak – it can feel like too much responsibility!"
Unfulfillable desire?
"It has to be the sudden temptation to get back into free sex and drugs after performing. I'm married with kids now, so I tend to just have a few beers until the adrenaline turns into exhaustion."
Unfair judgment of your character?
"I think maybe people who haven't seen me think I'm some kind of Urban Musical Jester with a gangster background. That's cool, as soon as they see the show they realize they couldn't be further from the truth."
Unpopular opinion?
"I know a lot of people like it, but I don't go for all this shock comedy stuff – you know when comics go on about rape and paedophilia and stuff – I feel like it's just to provoke a response, not because it's particularly funny. I'm no goody-goody, but I just think shock for shock's sake is as lazy as it is unpleasant."
Uncalled-for heckling at your show?
"I have very rarely been heckled on this tour (touch Australian wood), but back in January I did have a guy in the front row who waited for the first real moment of quiet tension in the show, then broke out a family bag of nachos and a huge packet of individually wrapped boiled sweets and started crunching away like he was at the circus. We immediately got into a tete-a-tete but it all ended in good spirits."
Uncompelling fact?
"I look 6' 2", but I'm actually 6'0.""
Unlikely role model?
"I definitely am one. But mine is probably Jesus. Not Christ, just the Spanish guy who works in my local car wash. He's a maverick who plays by his own rules. Very inspiring."
Doc Brown performs Unfamous at Melbourne Town Hall's Powder Room from March 31 until April 24, except on Mondays. Tickets range from $23 - $29.50 and the performances happen at 9.45pm from Tuesday – Saturday and 8.45pm on Sundays. Book online at comedyfestival.com.au or buy tickets at the door.


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December 19, 2009
Dear Senator:
On behalf of the 362,000 members of the National Taxpayers Union (NTU), I urge you to vigorously oppose H.R. 3590, the so-called "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act." This 2,000-page monstrosity, drafted in secret by a small cadre of liberal staffers, would dramatically raise taxes and expand the size and scope of a federal government that is already far too large.
For months, the American people have called, written, emailed, faxed, and even voiced in person to you their disapproval of this health care "reform" effort at town hall meetings and rallies. For months, public opinion has coalesced in opposition to this deeply flawed legislation. For months, studies have been conducted showing that this bill's approach will actually raise health care costs and taxes on Americans earning substantially less than President Obama's oft-repeated threshold of $250,000 per year.
Despite the massive outpouring of grassroots opposition, Senate Leadership has charged ahead by tinkering with a bill the American people do not want. Contrary to solemn campaign promises of transparent negotiations, this bill has been drafted in such secrecy that even members of Democratic Leadership, including Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), appear to have been in the dark about the details.
After all of the nibbling around the edges, however, the rotten core of this bill remains: huge tax hikes in the middle of a recession in order to hand over an even larger part of America's health care system to one of the most inefficient and untrustworthy entities in existence: our federal government.
For that and many other reasons, I strongly urge you to oppose H.R. 3590. We undoubtedly face challenges with our health care system, but the best action Congress can take at this time is to fend off the "do-something disease" permeating Washington by heeding the timeless advice: "First, do no harm."Roll call votes on this legislation, including all cloture and passage votes on amendments as well as the underlying bill, will be among the most heavily weighted of the year in our annual Rating of Congress.
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As Bishop Gregory L. Parkes was ordained a bishop and installed as head of the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee on June 5, he was encouraged to give hope to those who lack it.
Archbishop Thomas G. Wenski of Miami was the principal consecrator at the ordination Mass, which was held in Pensacola's St. Paul Catholic Church. He proposed to Bishop Parkes a "road map" for his ministry.
"You are asked to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ; to go ahead of and lead God's people; you are asked to teach the sacred heritage of our past; to defend and promote the doctrinal unity of the faithful; to show mercy and charity to the needy and the poor; you are asked to pray without ceasing," Archbishop Wenski said in his homily.
Bishop Parkes, 48, is originally from Long Island in New York State. He moved to Florida to attend college at Florida State University in Tallahassee. In 1999 he was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Orlando, where one of his two brothers is a priest.
At 6 feet 8 inches tall, Bishop Parkes is believed to be the tallest bishop in the U.S.
During Tuesday's ordination, Bishop Felipe J. Estévez of Saint Augustine, Bishop John Noonan of Orlando, and the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee's Bishop emeritus John H. Ricard served as Bishop Parkes' co-consecrators.
Also among the co-consecrators was Diocese native Bishop Martin D. Holley, who is now an auxiliary bishop of Washington, D.C.
Archbishop Wenski exhorted the new bishop to "shepherd the flock entrusted to your care so that they and you will readily give to the world the reasons for your hope." Citing Bl. John Paul II, the archbishop said a bishop is called in a particular way to be "a prophet, witness, and servant of hope."
The archbishop's homily lamented a "loss of hope" seen in "some people's "seemingly insatiable appetite for illegal drugs, fleeting pleasures or elusive riches."
"Without hope, people do not make any enduring or lasting commitments to the future – by responding to the call of a religious or priestly vocation or to the call of a project called marriage and a family," Archbishop Wenski said.
A society that reduces religion to the private realm "expels hope from its midst," he reflected.
Bishop Parkes visited Rome last month, and his remarks to CNA foreshadowed Archbishop Wenski's focus on hope.
"I want to assure the Holy Father that I will be faithful to him and to the teaching of our Church and to let him know that there is great hope in the United States," he said May 11.
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Just as the Paralympic Games begin today in Vancouver this weekend, Cypress Mountain, host to freestyle and snowboarding events at the Winter Olympics last month which became infamous for a lack of snow, has re-opened thanks to a foot of fresh snow overnight.
Whistler Blackcomb, March 14, 2010 - Whistler Blackcomb is currently
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Fernie Alpine Resort received a big dumping of snow overnight with a whopping 11cm (4 inches) of new snowfall.
CairnGorm, Scotland, March 9, 2010 - 235 skiers and snowboarders
235 skiers and snowboarders set a world record for the largest number of kilted skiers/snowboarders skiing down a piste at once on Saturday on the slopes of CairnGorm Mountain.
Gstaad, Switzerland, March 9, 2010 - Gstaad, which has reported
Gstaad, which has reported bumper summer visitors in recent years, has invested in more snow making this winter.
Bergbahnen Destination Gstaad AG, the area's lift operating compant, has invested in snow making equipment to provide an extra 11.8km of additional snow-covered slopes, so long as the weather is cold enough for the machine to operate.
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ōI just think the experience was huge,ö Wayne Simmonds said Friday. ōWe probably had the team with the most rookies in the whole league. And our young guys, I thought, played the best in the playoffs. I think that experience helps a lot. I think it was very valuable.
ōHopefully, we can keep rolling, make the playoffs again this year, and that that experience will show.ö
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As the Flyers prepare for the official opening of training camp today Ś and a 48-game blur of a shortened season to follow Ś they hope to have been hardened by the dual postseason experiences. They know what it takes to win a round ... and that it takes even more to win another.
ōI think the whole year was an experience for me,ö Couturier said. ōAnd I think a lot of the young guys learned a lot from last year. We realize we have to do better this time, and move on.ö
In a small way, that was the deal last offseason when Paul Holmgren remade his roster with a slant toward youth. Even if some of the more established Flyers he would trade away would help the Los Angeles Kings win the Stanley Cup, he would have a younger core for a longer-term push toward fulfillment.
The bonus AHL experience for Schenn and Couturier this season could prove to have been another benefit.
ōI think it was real important to go down there and play in all kinds of situations Ś penalty-killing, last minute of the game, power play, five-on-three,ö Schenn said. ōFor us guys to be down there, we should have a jump start on some of these other guys.ö
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A decade later, troubling questions about war and democracy remain
Ten years ago, during my second week working here at the Guardian, San Franciscans rose up to protest the Iraq War and shut down the city. Five years ago, I revisited that moment and its impact on people's sense of democratic empowerment, writing this Maggie-award-winning essay. Today, on the anniversary of the start of that long war, it's hard to imagine a critical mass of San Franciscans being so organized and engaged with a cause larger than ourselves.
Listening to the segment about the anniversary on KQED's Forum this morning was sad and dispiriting, with disillusioned soldiers, bitter activists, and the survivors of the fallen still trying to make sense of the official lies that created such pointless death and destruction, and why nobody in power was ever called to account for their crimes.
Even as drone strikes continue to kill in our names with little oversight or meaningful review, we powerlessly twitter our days away. The latest technology boom has provided ever more tools to connect us, and yet it increasingly feels like we all live in bubbles of our creation, able to filter out anything that disturbs or displeases us. The mass media seems to be devolving into an endless array of echo chambers adorned with celebrity gossip and pet photos.
Could we rise up again today, over anything, the way we did after the bombing began on March 19, 2003? Do the people still have the power to shut the city down if we choose, with the nearly 2,000 arrests on the first full day of war barely putting a dent in a crowd in the streets approaching 100,000 committed souls?
And if the answer is no, then what kind of system are we now living under?
I'll leave aside the question of whether interfering with the lives of others is ever a legitimate goal anywau.
But I recall that day and managed to move about the town, getting my business done, without too much problem at all.
Americans really don't do protest. They can manage the odd one-off, like this or the ill-fated, short-lived Occupy 15 minutes. But Americans are too fat and happy to protest anything for more than about a minute. They'd rather chomp down on a double-cheeseburger and fries than risk getting a cold by doing what it takes to commit.
Iraq is ancient history for most Americans now. We came, we conquered and then we got the shit out of that hellhole. What's left to say?
The US is still there and troops are still being killed there. The US also has a tremendously large Embassy there (the largest in the world). That's not leaving either.
The reason Iraq is a "shithole" is because the US made it a "shithole."
Iraq's pain has only intensified since 2003
Onshore bases and airfields sure beats carrier based assaults and flying all the way from Diego Garcia.
"and the survivors of the FALLEN..."
Should read: "and the survivors of the DEAD/KILLED.." Call it what it is. No need to sanitize it or be so-called "poetic."
"The latest technology boom has provided ever more tools to connect us,"
"The latest technology boom has provided ever more tools to DISCONNECT us,"
People are not talking. They're texting. Texting has created silence between people and a disconnect. My partner says that people in his gym text to each other and they're sitting beside one another. They don't talk, they text. He says his gym is like a quiet library. People do a few reps and then immediately go back to texting. They are really there to text and not work-out. They are working out on their gadgets. Hardly anyone talks anymore.
"Could we rise up again today, over anything?"
NO. Most people don't have a clue what's going on nor do they care about anything. Bring up something important, they glaze over and start to yawn. There is also this mentality that since there is a "Democrat" in the White House, one cannot protest him because of party affiliation allegiance.
Thank you for the article.
Everyone went about there business. The goofy left has visions of relevance.
The invasion of Iraq was utterly wrong of course. The goofy lefts response was to trumpet out the usual CPUSA non sense and Clinton Chronicle type conspiracy non sense.
I went to gulf war 1 protests and was dismayed by the crazy. Gulf war 2 was worse in real world terms, the crazy left upped the dose though and drove away those not bent towards mental illness.
The fringe moonbats will never appeal to the peasants who they claim to speak for while they make crazy.
Whaddya mean, you don't like hanging out after a march at an anti-war rally in Civic Center Plaza while the parade of leftists shrieks through trebly amplified PA's about how racist, sexist, homophobic and classist everyone else is and how everything is about Palestine, Palestine, Palestine?
What's there not to like?
Far be it for the International AnswerME! cadre to throw the ball into the court of "the people," suggest that they gather into circles, and discuss a series of topics while subdued world music set the calm tone in the background.
That would allow people to think for themselves, and the vanguard can't risk people having the wrong thoughts, can we?
Nice demo job, dude.
It is not the SF left, it is the old skool left as a movement which is bankrupt.
That is a tragedy because public opinion from Occupy to the Tea Party is solidly against the perpetual war machines and Wall Street bailouts, yet public policy does not budge.
It's domestic wars they have a problem with.
But yes, either way, the left has splintered and failed, as it always does.
outcome anyway.
Losing when you are a minority is understandable. Losing when you are a majority (allegedly anyway) is a massive giveaway of power.
What is your excuse for that failure?
My side does not play to win.
When I tell them as much, they act as if I were you.
...and *not* center!... you should consider as comprised of individuals who don't neccessarily share your image of them; this "side" may not even want you, whether you agree to be keeping your self-image to yourself, or not.
I can think of one really good reason for this side to think that way, as a matter of fact.
The reason is that pure negativity will never accomplish anything. Its not to say that negativity is bad, per se, since you can't accomplish anything without it either, but too much negativity isn't good at all.
marcos, the fact is that you are almost unremittingly negative.
You will no doubt make another claim to the effect that I sound "like Obama criticizing Chavez" but it won't change the fact that pure negativity is not useful and cannot be made so.
Hmmmm... I'm put in mind of the crazy guy on his bike at a rally not too long ago. Big voice, plastic megaphone, riding around back and forth on Polk *screaming* at the top of his lungs about the killer cops, the CIA, wire tapping, the works -- all actually viable topics for discussion, but just not in that context.
He was disrupting the rally -- which was for Ross Mirkarimi -- and in effect making the people there in support of the sheriff look bad and muddying their message.... similar, eerily, to the "Palestine Awareness" protesters you found so troublesome at Internation Action Center protests against the attack on Iraq a decade ago.
Being involved as you've been in politics, marcos, you must have heard the slogan which goes something like "politics is the art of the possible?" How about the one about how politicians try to be all things to all people?
That last one is absolutely true and trying to make it otherwise is futile. Politicians will always attempt to fool people into thinking their personal interests are going to get served better than they likely will. Its a way to break them in to compromise positions they'd be unlikely to adopt unless they are "fait accomplis."
I think that while certainly every politician naturally has to be *expert* in this skill, it is just as necessary for activists and other leaders. Being unremittingly nasty is, like, the opposite trait.
That's true, you're absolutely right.
That must make you feel very proud.
That's true, you're absolutely right.
lillipublicans - we appreciate you fighting the good fight. Your words are powerful. Could we suggest that "the possible" is you possibly taking yourself less seriously and understanding that the SFASC seeks to combat stupidity through bringing in believers and not alienating them?
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For the second the protests were null. The stakes were much higher for the second war and there was barely a blip in comparison to the first.
You are correct, going to a protest and being hectored over the cross section of complaints was just ridiculous. Going to a anti-war protest to be blathered on about off topic ravings was stupid. These people had a platform of more than two dozen for the first time in their lives and they used it to display their angry conspiracy addled minds.
Do you seriously for a nanosecond think that Andy Griffith was as vacuous as you are? Andy Griffith made "A Face in the Crowd."
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