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President to hold open hours on Nov. 24
President Lois B. DeFleur will hold open hours from 3-5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 24, in the Office of the President on the eighth floor of the Couper Administration Building.
Award for Excellence nominations due Jan. 5
Nominations are requested for the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities.
This award is designed to recognize excellence in research or creative activity conducted at Binghamton University. Guidelines for preparing nominations are available at http://
Up to three nominees for the Excellence Award in Scholarship and Creative Activities may be selected: when possible, at least one will be drawn from the Division of Science and Mathematics in Harpur College or the Watson School of Engineering and one from the other areas of scholarship at Binghamton. Each successful candidate will receive a certificate and an award in the amount of $1,000.
Nominations should be submitted to Stephen A. Gilje, associate vice president for research, by Jan. 5.
Mobius and Friends concert scheduled for Nov. 22
Mobius and Friends — violinist Janey Choi, violist Roberta Crawford, cellist Stephen Stalker and pianist Michael Salmirs — will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, in the Anderson Center Chamber Hall.
The group will perform the folk melodies of Dvorak's Piano Quintet with guest violinist Janet Sung, the bluesy inflections of Ravel's Violin Sonata and the Piano Quartet of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Steven Stucky, who will be on hand to discuss this recent work.
Tickets are $15 for general public, $10 for faculty, staff and seniors, and $2 for students, and are available at the Anderson Center Box Office from noon to 5:30 p.m. weekdays by calling 777-ARTS, online at http://anderson.binghamton.edu or at the door.
Decker School of Nursing to present Pet.net training
The Decker School of Nursing will host Pet.net training from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, in AB-347.
The program prepares dogs and handlers to visit nursing homes. The emphasis of the program is for resident, dog and handler safety. Dogs should be already trained for basic obedience.
There is a fee of $10, which includes the cost of the Canine Good Citizen certification and supplies. Call 777-2311 or e-mail email@example.com to register.
New hanging permits, cards for Visitors Paid Lot
Parking Services is updating the service in the Visitors Paid Lot. Semester and yearly card holders in the Visitors Paid Lot will now be upgraded to proximity cards to gain access to and from the lot.
Bring your old card and hang tag to the attendant, who will provide a new hanging permit and proximity card. This should be complete over the next week; the old cards will then be deactivated.
S3IP, STOC honor three technology leaders
The Southern Tier Opportunity Coalition (STOC) and the Center for Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging (S3IP) at Binghamton University recognized three technology leaders at the center's annual dinner Nov. 13.
Voya Markovich, senior vice president and CTO of Endicott Interconnect Technologies, received the Inventor of the Year award. Markovich has made contributions to organic electronics packaging and has received more than 200 patents during his tenure at IBM and EI.
Jay McNamara, president and CEO of EI, received the Technology Entrepreneur of the Year award. McNamara, who has more than 35 years of experience in the electronics industry, has led the company to success through vertical integration supported by a significant vision for electronics packaging and solutions that includes a strong influence on the materials sciences.
Mario Bolanos-Avila, research director, Semiconductor Packaging Technology, Texas Instruments, received the Technology Mentor of the Year award. Bolanos-Avila has mentored the formulation of comprehensive research programs both at Binghamton University and Unovis Solutions, aided in the development of commercial expertise and integrated all of this into a cohesive offering to the international community.
Yoga mantra singing program set for Nov. 23
Melissa Collins and Jap Singh will present a program of traditional Kundalini yoga mantra singing at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23, in the Fine Arts Museum.
Collins is a yoga teacher in the Health, Physical Education and Athletics Department and a therapeutic singer/harpist. Singh is a Kundalini yoga teacher, yogi dancer and devotional musician.
The event is free.
Ali Mazrui, director of the Institute of Global Cultural Studies, was mentioned in AllAfrica.com on May 5 regarding the strong impression he left on a student. During Mazrui's time as research professor at the University of Oxford, his influence persuaded a student of his, Louis Johnson, to pursue his interest in Nigerian studies. Johnson states that his "interest in Nigeria grew into love."
Yulong Chen, assistant professor of biological sciences, released findings of a new study in the medical journal Current Medicinal Chemistry, according to Pharma Business Week, Science Letter and Biotech Week, among many other publications. "The other side of the opioid story: modulation of cell growth and survival signaling" was the title of the study.
James Van Voorst, vice president for administration, was mentioned in The Legislative Gazette (Albany) regarding his appointment as SUNY interim vice chancellor for finance and administration. He received unanimous support from the SUNY Board of Trustees. "I thank the Board of Trustees for appointing me to this position, and I am grateful for the support and confidence of Interim Chancellor Clark," Van Voorst said.
M. Stanley Whittingham, professor of chemistry and director/professor of materials science and engineering, was featured in Silicon Investor (Wash.) on May 19 regarding battery technology for electric vehicles. Whittingham, inventor of the first commercial lithium-ion battery, expects battery capacity for electric vehicles to double but the real advances will be in safety, longevity and cost. A challenge will be removing cobalt from the production of lithium-ion batteries. "There's just not enough [cobalt] in the world," said Whittingham, who is working on energy storage, which requires little to no cobalt.
Benita Roth, associate professor of sociology, was featured in The MidWeek Newspaper (Ill.) on May 21 regarding the "Feminist Presence in American Politics." Roth spoke recently at Northern Illinois University about the future of women's studies and feminism.
"We need to reshape our institutions … we have to work for change from the inside and the outside," Roth said. She is the author of Separate Roads to Feminism, published in 2006.
J. David Hacker, associate professor of history, was quoted in The Chicago Tribune on May 22 regarding the popularity of the name Aiden. According to Hacker, Aiden comes from an old Gaelic word meaning "fire" and it wasn't remotely popular in the United States during the 19th century. Aiden and other variations of the name have become No. 1 for newborn boys.
David Sloan Wilson, distinguished professor of biological sciences, was featured in Science Daily, MedicalNewsToday and Biotech Week, as well as a number of other publications in May regarding new research. According to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Wilson suggests that individuals who behave altruistically are vulnerable to exploitation by more selfish individuals within their own group, but groups of altruists can robustly out-compete more selfish groups.
Thomas Wilson, chair and professor of anthropology, was featured in The Albany Times-Union on May 25 regarding the relationship between border-states. Differences between border-states in a common country aren't as frequent as those between neighboring nations, according to Wilson, who studies border regions. "Yet historians and other scholars have much evidence that the histories of our state borderlines, of states and their past and present sovereignties, often have major effects on society at and across borders — think of dry versus wet states," Wilson said.
Mary Muscari, associate professor in the Decker School of Nursing, was interviewed by CIBU 94.5-The Bull (Ontario, Canada) on May 26. During the two-hour discussion, Muscari provided guidance on spotting the warning signs of, and how to help children manage, cyberbullying.


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The Morning News (themorningnews.org), one of my favorite sites for humor/commentary, just published what they consider to be the "All-Bastard Athletic Club" of baseball players. Thought a lot of us here might appreciate their humor and hearing (again) about some of these guys. Here's the link:
Enjoy! And please, no flaming. You don't like it, don't post. It's humor, history, and besides, there really are some bastards out there. And some of them happened to be great ballplayers. Some of them were even on the Cubs...but who?

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HARRISBURG, PA – The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry joined with several business groups and statewide local chambers of commerce in urging the court to uphold statewide Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling zoning regulations contained in Act 13 of 2012.
On Thursday, July 26, Commonwealth Court rejected a portion of the state's Marcellus Shale oversight law that would have established statewide zoning for drilling activities. The court ruled that the state cannot force municipalities to allow drilling that is in conflict with local ordinances. The ruling also overturned a provision in Act 13 that allowed the state to waive gas well setback requirements. The PA Chamber supports state oversight in order to prevent a patchwork of regulations that vary from municipality to municipality, making it difficult for the industry to efficiently and effectively operate.
In an amicus brief filed Tuesday, Sept. 4 in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the PA Chamber, along with the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association; National Federal of Independent Business; Pennsylvania Business Council and the Pennsylvania Chemical Industry Council, argued that Commonwealth Court's decision erroneously empowers municipalities to sue on behalf of select groups of residents and in sense has created a form of associational, not representational, standing for municipalities not previously recognized by the courts whereby municipalities can advance constitutional claims on behalf of property owners. The brief asks the Supreme Court to reaffirm that municipalities cannot assert the personal rights of select residents against the Commonwealth.
The brief also argues that Commonwealth Court's decision unnecessarily and improperly creates new constitutionally protected rights.
PA Chamber President Gene Barr said the lower court ruling has broad implications beyond regulation of Marcellus Shale activity.
"However, the end result of Commonwealth Court's split ruling with regard to natural gas drilling is that it threw out a commonsense law that would allow for development in an efficient manner," Barr said. "Portions of Act 13 achieved a proper balance between state and local government in the regulation of the Commonwealth's natural resources.
"Uniformity of local regulation is a central and necessary component of this balancing act and is central as well to a natural gas drilling oversight law that protects human health and the environment while allowing the tremendous economic potential of the Marcellus Shale to be fully realized."
Barr said the business community, which includes numerous statewide local chambers of commerce, including the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce, understands that a hodge-podge of local ordinances will make it extremely difficult for drillers operating in multiple jurisdictions to be in compliance and effectively and efficiently operate.
"We urge the Supreme Court to consider the sound legal arguments contained in the amicus brief and reverse Commonwealth Court's decision," Barr said. "As a carefully and thoughtfully crafted oversight law, Act 13 protects personal property rights and puts in place responsible regulation that effectively balances economic growth within the industry with protection of human health and the environment."
For more information, contact
Lesley Smith, director of communications
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
717 720-5446 or 717 645-2073
© Copyright 2011 Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce. All rights reserved.
850 Beaver Grade Road | Moon Township, PA USA 15108 | (412) 264-6270 | Fax (412) 264-1575
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From the diaries - Pom Pom Pete is a morally and ethically corrupt asshole. He is the Phillip Fulmer of West. - Nestor
The Times quoted Pete Carroll this morning as saying that Fresno St. is the best team SC will play this season. He also said the Fresno St. is lucky to be able to play the best of the best. He is so fucking smug and overconfident. I can't wait until they get knocked off (nobody wins forever).
I really hope we beat the shit out of those motherfuckers on Dec. 3.


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With Kevin Kolb on the trading block (such as it is) and a starter who takes a lot of hits, it's only natural that the Eagles would decide to work out 5 quarterbacks in the offseason. Is this indicative of an intention to draft a backup early on, possibly even a future starter? It seems pretty likely. Time will tell, but for now, let's analyze these QB Quintuplets and see how well each would fit into our system...
2007: 222-371 (59.8%), 2459 yds, 10 TDs, 11 INTs
2008: 182-307 (59.3%), 2242 yds, 11 TDs, 5 INTs
2009: 199-323 (69.6%), 2756 yds, 23 TDs, 8 INTs
2010: 209-316 (66.1%), 2857 yds, 27 TDs, 6 INTs
TOTALS: 812-1317 (61.7%), 10314 yds, 71 TDs, 30 INTs
Pros: Dalton has above-average throwing strength, and is a high-velocity passer. His accuracy is better than middling, and most of his throws come between the numbers. He was a 4-year starter at TCU, where he was very productive. His footwork is good, he can sell the pump fake, and he can throw pretty well on the run. He's an effective, energetic field general, and his players feed off his energy. He only lost 3 games as a starter in college, and can be a very effective scrambler (1600 rushing yards, 22 rushing TDs).
Cons: He lacks ideal size for an NFL quarterback, and he will already be 24 during his rookie season. The big concern among scouts is his 3/4 release, which could affect his draft stock. He played in a spread offense at TCU, and is considered to be pretty far removed from being a finished NFL product, as he didn't take too many snaps from under center. He does not possess any distinguishing physical characteristics to give him an edge over other QBs in his class. His throws have a low ceiling, and his off-balance passes will often miss receivers by a mile. He sometimes looks to run too quickly, rather than keep his eyes downfield to find an open receiver.
How He Fits: Dalton's ability to run is definitely a plus, considering our suspect offensive line and Andy's penchant for fielding scrambling QBs (McNabb, Vick). However, in an offense that is so heavy on the pass, Dalton will struggle to sustain drives when he is not used to taking snaps from under center, and I'm not sure Reid would be willing to replace one scrambler that takes a lot of hits with another. His accuracy issues could be helped by a talented receiving corps, and his quick release could synch up with DeSean Jackson's and Jeremy Maclin's speed. However, he simply doesn't have all the tools to become an NFL starter someday, and Dalton does not fit too well into Reid's offensive scheme as he is not a pocket passer. DRAFT PROBABILITY: <15%
2007: 153-247 (53.8%), 2175 yds, 19 TDs, 3 INTs
2008: 208-383 (54.3%), 2849 yds, 22 TDs, 7 INTs
2009: 166-282 (58.9%), 2052 yds, 20 TDs, 6 INTs
2010: 233-359 (64.9%), 3022 yds, 21 TDs, 8 INTs
TOTALS: 740-1271 (58.2%), 10098 yds, 82 TDs, 24 INTs
Pros: Has good arm strength, and is the only active college football player to accumulate 10000 yards through the air and 4000 yards on the ground. His completion percentage improved with each progressing year, he has an over-the-top NFL-style release, and is a good decision-maker who will not turn the ball over very often. He has prototypical quarterback size, yet is extremely mobile despite it (4112 rushing yds, 59 TDs!). He not only can make defenders miss in the open field, he can outrun them as well with his impressive top-end speed. He has a good, strong build, and he is reportedly a very likeable and coachable player.
Cons: He hails from a less-competitive college program. He has too much loft under his deep throws, which gives corners too much time to adjust and does not benefit our height-challenged receiving corps. He misses more easy throws than he should, and his receivers have been forced to adjust to too many of his passes. His throwing style, though over-the-top, is still awkward, as it consists of an elongated release wherein he pauses at the top of his motion before flicking it downfield. This will cause him to take a lot of hits. After playing in Nevada's Pistol offense, he'll need to learn to take snaps under center. More often than not, he'll take off under pressure rather than stepping up and throwing in the face of it.
How He Fits: Kaepernick has undeniable physical gifts, but he is definitely a project and needs plenty of coaching in order to succeed at the pro level. The upside of this is that he's an affable, very coachable player who is willing to take instruction, something that Andy highly values. His ability to be a two-dimensional player is something the Eagles will definitely be interested in, and his speed and size could give them plenty of options. He needs to learn to throw under pressure, however, but with the right coaching, he could get there. DRAFT PROBABILITY: >50%
2007: 155-328 (47.3%), 2062 yds, 14 TDs, 15 INTs
2008: 50-93 (53.8%), 512 yds, 1 TD, 0 INTs
2009: 230-395 (58.2%), 2800 yds, 21 TDs, 11 INTs
2010: 184-332 (55.4%), 2265 yds, 17 TDs, 9 INTs
TOTALS: 619-1148 (53.9%), 7639 yds, 53 TDs, 35 INTs
Pros: He possesses a strong arm, and can make all the throws. He routinely hits receivers on deep routes, and when he plants and throws he is capable of firing missiles. His mechanics are NFL-ready, as he has no wasted motion and a very quick release. His arm strength allows him to thread the needle when the situation calls for it. His footwork is commendable, and allows him to roll out and make plays, which is when he is truly at his best, and he has the mobility to elude pressure. A tremendous athlete, Locker was taken in the 10th round of the 2009 MLB draft. He is an inspirational presence on the field as well as in the locker room, and is the kind of player who will willingly put a team on his shoulders. His stats are not indicative of his NFL potential; he played for Steve Sarkisian, long considered to be one of the best QB coaches in college football, and he played in a pro-style offense at Washington.
Cons: On some short passes, he will throw the ball as hard as he can, which leads to the ball sailing on him. For a player of his talents, his completion percentage is surprisingly low. He forces a lot of throws, which has led to turnovers. In the past, he has had trouble reading blitz packages and coverage at the line of scrimmage, and as a result has not proven himself to be a very consistent performer. Despite his perfect mechanics, he will routinely miss open receivers.
How He Fits: Locker may be the most prepared for the NFL of the 5 quarterbacks listed here. He is a pocket passer who played in a pro-style offense. However, his lack of consistency paired with a lousy senior season and Senior Bowl showing will definitely raise some eyebrows. Once considered a top-5 prospect, Locker has seen his stock dip dramatically, although it is highly unlikely that he will slip past the second round. His deep-ball ability will be attractive to us, but in Andy's offense, he would need to be more consistent, especially when making short throws. His leadership ability and his athleticism will help him, as will his pedigree in a pro-style offense, but for the Eagles to seriously consider taking him, he'll need to show he can improve on his lackluster completion percentages. DRAFT PROBABILITY: <40%
GREG McELROY, ALABAMA - 6'1", 220, 4.87 40 TIME
2007: 8-9 (88.9%), 73 yds, 1 TD, 0 INTs
2008: 8-11 (72.7%), 123 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
2009: 198-325 (60.9%), 2508 yds, 17 TDs, 4 INTs
2010: 222-313 (70.9%), 2987 yds, 20 TDs, 5 INTs
TOTALS: 436-658 (66.2%), 5691 yds, 39 TDs, 10 INTs
Pros: McElroy is one of the most intelligent QBs to come along in a long time. A 48 out of 50 on the Wonderlic attests to that. He has decent size and the mobility necessary to extend plays, and for the most part is consistently accurate, particularly on the short and intermediate throws. Being smart, he has a good feel for the pocket, as in when to step up, when to side-step the rush, and when to scramble. He is good at isolating defenders and making them commit to him, which is when he will flick the ball over their heads. He will have absolutely no problem reading and memorizing an NFL playbook, which coaches will love. Alabama's pro-style offense will help him in his transition, as he will be more comfortable than some others going through reads and making his progressions. His mechanics, while unspectacular, are sound, and he has good experience dropping back from center and executing the play-action fake.
Cons: McElroy tends to stare down his targets, a habit gained from throwing to uber-talent Julio Jones. Outside of ten yards, he will struggle with ball placement, which will put a lot of coaches off. He sometimes struggles in leading his receivers, such that he will underthrow them or slightly overthrow them, making catches more difficult than they should have been. His anticipation of throws leaves something to be desired, and he will sometimes hold on to the ball too long and take sacks as a result. His intelligence sometimes leads him to think too much, as he does not want to risk passes that could wind up as interceptions. The anticipation issue could affect his timing, which will lead to INTs at the pro level. He has mediocre arm strength and accuracy, and a rather slow throwing motion.
How He Fits: Andy appreciates intelligence, and he will take a close look at McElroy for the plain reason that he will have less trouble than others at figuring out the Eagles' complicated offensive schemes. Though McElroy does not suffer from a lack of size (he's the same height as McNabb), he isn't quite athletic enough to offset our issues on the offensive line. His problems with accuracy when throwing deep are not congruous with the abilities of either Jackson or Maclin, which could detract from our offensive production. His pro-style pedigree raises his stock a few points, but Andy will be looking for someone with a quicker release and better accuracy. DRAFT PROBABILITY: >20%
2007: 72-143 (53.7%), 927 yds, 5 TDs, 3 INTs
2008: 99-173 (57.2%), 1036 yds, 2 TDs, 7 INTs
2009: 136-243 (56%), 2311 yds, 13 TDs, 5 INTs
2010: 188-315 (59.7%), 2743 yds, 24 TDs, 5 INTs
TOTALS: 497-874 (56.8%), 7017 yds, 44 TDs, 20 INTs
Pros: Taylor is big enough to be an NFL quarterback even if he lacks ideal size for the position. Michael Vick, a fellow Hokie, is almost the same size, at 6 feet and 215 pounds. And, like Mike, Tyrod is very elusive and excels at buying time with his legs in and out of the pocket. He has kept many a drive alive with his ability to scramble and pick up yardage (2196 yds, 23 TDs). He is a fluid athlete for a QB, and possesses good arm strength; with a flick of his wrist, the ball just flies off his hand. He throws a good deep ball and he places his passes well, since he does not have serious issues with accuracy, which he has developed nicely. He has grown as a QB, showing willingness to step up in the pocket and scan the field, buying more time to find a throwing lane. He has a lot of starting experience, and consequently he has fundamentally sound decision-making skills.
Cons: Taylor's accuracy and pocket poise may be good enough for college ball, but they aren't on the level of an NFL-quality starter, at least not yet. He will struggle to see over offensive lines to find throwing lanes, and he does not have a substantial feel for the pocket so that he can move within it. On short and intermediate throws, he will struggle with placement, and and he does not go through his progressions very well. As a result, he drops his eyes and looks at the rush, in attempts to improvise and escape the pocket, and too often he will do just that, leaving the pocket prematurely when he senses pressure.
How He Fits: Essentially, Tyrod Taylor can best be described as Michael Vick Lite. He possesses a strong arm (though not nearly as strong as the Howitzer that is Mike's), and great mobility (though nothing like the lightning bolts with feet attached that are Mike's). Still, Taylor should show up on a lot of final draft boards, including ours. His athletic ability is more than intriguing, and should Andy decide to draft him as a backup, he could step in and perform the things that are expected of Vick. He has matured as a QB, and could fit very well in our system. He could be a solid game-manager for us when called upon, and could spell Vick very well if such a situation arises. Still, he's a project, but he could also thrive under Andy's tutelage. DRAFT PROBABILITY: >35%


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Asparagus and Ricotta Pizzas
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- 1 pound pizza dough, at room temperature
- cornmeal, for the baking sheet
- 1 pound asparagus, halved crosswise and lengthwise
- 5 ounces cremini or button mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1 1/2 cups ricotta
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan (2 ounces)
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 2 cups baby arugula
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- Heat oven to 400° F. Shape the dough into 4 rounds and place on 2 cornmeal-dusted baking sheets.
- Dividing evenly, top the dough with the asparagus, mushrooms, and garlic, then the ricotta, Parmesan, and 2 tablespoons of the oil. Season with ¾ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Bake, switching the pans halfway through, until the crust is golden brown and crisp, 25 to 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, toss the arugula with the lemon juice, the remaining tablespoon of oil, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Top the pizzas with the arugula just before serving.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 621
- Fat 29g
- Sat Fat 11g
- Cholesterol 57mg
- Sodium 1,335mg
- Protein 29g
- Carbohydrate 62g
- Sugar 4g
- Fiber 4g
- Iron 5mg
- Calcium 433mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Dusting the pan with cornmeal is an easy way to keep the pizza dough from sticking, and it adds a tasty bit of authentic pizza-parlor crunch.
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Scharff Weisberg shed some light on the suspenseful 2006 NFL Draft, which was simultaneously telecast live on ESPN and the NFL Network, providing the lighting package for the two-day high-profile event which was held for the first time at Radio City Music Hall. The venue was packed with people eagerly waiting to discover the professional fate of the nation's top college football players.
Chris McMeen, a six-year veteran of the NFL draft, headed the Scharff Weisberg team, which worked closely with the NFL Draft's lighting designer, Michael Franks. The company supplied him with a complement of VARI*LITE VL3500 and 3000 washes and spots, Atomic Strobes, a grandMA console and Express sub-console. The moving lights enhanced the growing excitement in Radio City Music Hall and conveyed the who-knows-what-will-happen-next feel of the event to viewers watching at home.
"I've worked with Chris McMeen quite a bit in the past and his personal attention to projects is one of the things that has cemented my choice to stay with Scharff Weisberg," says Franks, a lighting designer for over two decades, with credits ranging from "Saturday Night Live" to the X-Games. He first worked on the NFL Draft in 1997.
"One of the challenges presented by the NFL Draft was lighting the whole room, the stage and four host areas for both ESPN and NFL Network," Franks notes. "We had to balance all the pieces together with one system that served all our needs and do it on budget."
Franks also had to devise lighting solutions that were successful in the huge Radio City Music Hall venue as well as on camera. "Aesthetically we really wanted to balance talent against background," he explains. "We can have an entire room lit beautifully to the eye but for the camera what's important is the close up. And when the camera goes close up, the background is critical."
Franks is a fan of VARI*LITE fixtures whose superior optics enable him to light people and scenery with a smooth flat field and uniform color required on camera. "They do this, in my opinion, better than any other moving light," he attests.
The VARI*LITEs combined with Atomic Strobes to create a ballyhoo that stoked the excitement at the live event and on the telecast. The grandMA console gave Franks tremendous flexibility to control the moving lights and provided access to each channel.
"For a really important live event like the NFL Draft you have to have a certain level of trust with the lighting supplier," Franks says. "There's not a lot of margin for error and the budget doesn't allow for a lot of backup equipment. So it's great to work with Scharff Weisberg, which can cover both aspects -- TV and theatrical -- of the event. They're well versed in both languages.
"I can also count on Scharff Weisberg's gear being in great shape," Franks continues. "Having everything work is par for the course with them. Good shops maintain their equipment very well. And the personal attention I get from Scharff Weisberg is also very important. I never feel like just another customer; I feel personally cared for."


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The Barefoot Contessa "Funkifies" Home Design
Genevieve Gorder, home designer on The Learning Channel's (TLC) highest rated show, Trading Spaces, guides yet another couple in the "funkification" of their neighbor's home. At 28, this Minneapolis-born and internationally-trained designer works her decorating whimsy wherever she goes. Her passion for design ranges from funky and free-spirited to modern and over the edge. And she does it all – without shoes. Her trademark style is nothing more than a means of preserving her footwear.
iParenting caught up with Gen just as she returned from her most recent escapade to Italy.
Family.com: We know all about your work as a designer on the popular TLC show Trading Spaces. What do you do when you're not on the show? I understand you own your own design firm in NYC?
GG: I do own a design firm incorporated under the name GG Studios. But since the increasing popularity of Trading Spaces, I haven't had much time to do anything else. I work with a few private clients through my design firm, and I love to take on exciting and different projects. When I'm not working, I love to travel, especially to Sardinia, Spain, which I do every summer. Since I lived there for a year, I still have many friends there I like to visit.
Family.com: Describe the similarities between TLC's Trading Spaces and BBC's Changing Rooms. Describe the differences.
GG: The two shows have the same basic formula: neighbor vs. neighbor, reconstructing rooms in any U.S. location. The main difference is the reactions of the homeowners. In TV-cultured America, the homeowners are more hesitant to give an honest reaction for fear of looking bad. If they don't like the room, most will never admit it until later. In England, the homeowners give honest, often tragic reactions to their re-designed rooms. I think Trading Spaces needs to be more like the English version in this respect. That's what viewers want to see.
Family.com: With only two days to completely transform a room, how do you come up with your design ideas?
GG: We are given two weeks to prepare before actually doing the work. During those two weeks, we preview the room and also the other rooms in the house to get a sense of their design style. My decorating ideas are based on my travels – texture, color, smell and music all play a part in my designs.
Family.com: Do you allow homeowners to change your design ideas based on their knowledge of their neighbor's taste?
GG: It's funny, people never tell a plumber how to do their job but many feel they know more about design than designer. The neighbors know the personality of the homeowner, but they can't envision the end product as I can. I develop a main design concept and stick to that concept from beginning to end. Changing that in a two-day time frame would equal disaster. But I try to stay flexible with minor changes and listen to their ideas.
Family.com: Trading Spaces is TLC's highest-rated show. What's your take on its popularity?
GG: We inherited a good formula from England. They did this show successfully for a few years before we took on an American version. The producers asked the designers if they were ready to become celebrities, and we all laughed! The show is wildly successful, and I attribute it to people like Martha Stewart. Martha paved the way with her mass-marketing design. We've taken design one step further and funkified it, creating easy-to-do ideas that homeowners can recreate in their own homes.
Family.com: What design style is your favorite? How is your own home decorated?
GG: Danish-modern is one of my favorite styles, but it's difficult for me to pick just one style. I like the more eclectic look. I'm into the earthy tones and styles that fuse culture and time.
My home is a reflection of my travels – I have a variety of masks and door-knockers, photography taken by my father, friends and me and colors inspired by a Moroccan palate. I like my rooms light, textural, sensual and most of all comfortable.
Family.com: You recently traveled to Italy. What new design trends did you discover there?
GG: I always keep an eye on fashion. Clothing dictates what will happen in the home in terms of fabric. Linens are hot in Italy right now. So is chunky, gold jewelry which translates to the home as bold accents. Store window displays don't inspire me, landscape does. I get great inspiration from the lavender and wheat fields of Europe.
Family.com: What's the easiest way for homeowners to incorporate the design trends of Europe into their surroundings?
GG: Travel. Traveling opens the mind and reawakens different parts of the brain that are asleep. When you travel, find sensual items that give you a feeling of other places, listen to different music, get the essence of other countries. This will allow your paintbrush to move easier.
Americans have a tendency to be afraid of bold design. People don't go all the way with their designs. Design doesn't discriminate; color is forgivable. Don't be afraid to try something new, experiment with new colors, and if you're going to redecorate – do it all the way.
Family.com: Besides a new line of blue jeans and greeting cards, what great things can consumers expect from you in the next year?
GG: I would really like to create a new line of home decorating fabrics. I'd also like to start branding a line of home furnishing products, starting with textiles. These are the areas I'll be focusing on in the immediate future.


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You buy insurance to cover when you suffer a loss. But what if it doesn't pay? And what if it's because of how the burglar got into your house?
On July 10, there was a burglary where Bobby Kennerson lives on Saint Mary Drive in Lake Charles. He estimates his loss at between $3,000 and $4,000."I lost my keyboard. I lost my computer and I also lost my TV, and I also lost a little Blue-Ray player. But the point is, I lost it and I thought I was covered and I'm not covered," said Kennerson. Kennerson showed us a letter from his insurer, Union National, explaining they won't cover a loss unless there is a sign of forced entry. Kennerson said the burglars entered by pushing in a window air-conditioning unit. "They sent me a letter back saying they deny my claim because there was no forced entry and I said, with an air conditioner pushed inside, how can there not be forced entry? And they said due to the policy, it's like I had an open window. I think it's not fair," said Kennerson.
Not everybody can afford central air and heat. He wants others to be aware."You got a window unit, you're not covered," said Kennerson.However, that's not necessarily true. A well-known local agent said he's never heard of such a denial and that the policy must have a specific exclusion to deny a claim on that basis.Kennerson feels there's not much he can do at this point.
"I just have to take my loss and go ahead on. I just want people to know to be careful, read your policy and be sure you know what you're getting," he said.We contacted Union Insurance located in Lake Charles on McNeese Street. They referred us to their corporate office in St. Louis, Missouri. We have not yet received a response.We also contacted the State Department of Insurance. They suggest Kennerson file a formal complaint.State insurance officials say they don't comment on specific cases, but provide information on how to file a complaint on their website.
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Pittman and House budget committee Chairman Bill Poole of Tuscaloosa held a news conference Tuesday to discuss their commitment to repaying the Rainy Day Fund on time. But Poole said it's too early to rule out any expenditure for fiscal 2015.
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text: Am I the only one who thinks that a friendly phone call to Phil Jackson would be a good idea? Not saying he has any interest at all but bare with me...Lacob wants to make a splash, says he has money to spend in the right kind of situation, has an assistant coach in Mike Mallone who could even coach road games. I know it's never going to happen, but switching Jacksons is a dream that in my opinion is at least worth a Joe Lacob phone call.


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CATEGORIES Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, Celebrities and Controversy, Comic/Superhero/Geek, CinematicalThose of you who are familiar with the V for Vendetta film have no doubt long been aware that Hugo Weaving was not the first choice for the masked character of V. In fact, not only was another actor, James Purefoy, first tapped for the part, but he also made it about three weeks into shooting before the part was turned over to Weaving. Yesterday, director James McTeigue discussed the impact of this shift on the filming process.
Mcteigue first noted that the magnitude of the situation has been overestimated. Yes, shooting had been going on for nearly a month - but not everything that was shot involved Purefoy's character. Because of this, very little of Purefoy's work actually made the final cut of the film. Mcteigue echoed the reasons Purefoy gave for the actor's departure, indicating that the man simply was not comfortable with his ability to act behind a mask. Mcteigue explained "It was hard for him to make peace with the mask." He went on to praise Weaving's transition into the role, saying that he was a fantastic fit. Of Weaving's ability, McTeigue said "[he] knew what was capable in the mask. I think it was a really intelligent, fearless decision that he made just to trust it." The director credited Weaving's abilities as a "complete actor" as the primary reason he was able to bring life to a character with no facial expression.
You know, I'm finally beginning to get excited for this film. I don't doubt Weaving's acting ability - I think it'll be fantastic to see how he brings life to the character of V. Here's to hoping McTeigue's directorial debut is a good one.


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The Spires are these 200 ft rock horns on the west side of the canyon. There are some great two-pitch climbs to the summits along with some great one-pitch routes on the south side of the Spires. They provide a great setting in a beautiful canyon.
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From inside the park hike up the blue-painted trail towards the Outrage wall and then follow the red paint (hard to spot) left towards the Spires. Lots of false, braided trails look tempting but loose and slick.
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Update: Real Madrid 2-1 Barcelona, final. Match report.
Lionel Messi has pulled Barcelona even and tied Alfredo Di Stefano for the Clasico all-time scoring record with his 18th goal in this fixture.
Barcelona hadn't done much to respond to Real Madrid's early goal. Madrid is very active in the midfield putting heavy pressure on the ball and not allowing Barca to have extended possession.
Barca's first chance of any kind finally came in the 17th minute when Dani Alves found Lionel Messi racing into the Madrid box. The ball was good but Raphaēl Varane was all over Messi and never let him gain control and Diego Lopez picked up the ball.
A minute later there was nothing anyone could do to stop Messi.
The Argentine time his break perfectly and got behind the Madrid defense, receiving a beautiful long ball from Alves and racing into the Madrid box. Sergio Ramos recovered and established position in front of Messi but there was little he could do as Messi danced inside and hammered a low shot past Lopez.
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Agent Provocateur co-founder and Dame Viv's son Joe Corre has taken an active interest in London-based cosmetics brand Illamasqua—a 10 percent interest, to be exact, which will make him a part of the brand's development over the next few years. Three words for you, Mr. Corre: United States flagship. [WWD]
After avoiding financial disaster last September when Art Capital Group called in her $24 million loan, Annie Leibovitz is in the red again, but this time to Shiseido's artistic director of makeup Dick Page. And you know what they say: Hell hath no fury like a makeup artist scorned. [Newsday]
Gyms aren't the only fitness venues overrun with resolutioners this month. Apparently parks, tracks, and the mall power-walking set are also feeling the burden of newfound crowds. [WSJ]
All you hand-sanitizer loyalists out there might want to slow your roll a little bit with the obsessive disinfecting. It may be doing more harm than good to your skin. [Pantagraph]
Vivienne Westwood Gets A FiFi-------
Last night, Vivienne Westwood was bestowed a prestigious award that most beauty legends would kill for—let alone a fashion icon who dabbles in perfumes and powders. Inducted into the Circle of Champions by the Fragrance Foundation, Westwood was honored at an industry-only affair at Claridge's Hotel in London for making "notable and newsworthy contributions to the fragrance industry," according to an article from Cosmetics Business. Following in the footsteps of fellow Brit Paul Smith, who won the award last year, Westwood was selected for an ability to continually create fragrances "evocative of decades gone by," including Boudoir in 1998, Libertine in 2000, Anglomania in 2004, and Boudoir Sin Garden and Let It Rock in 2007. Her personal perfume strides have been noteworthy, for sure, and there's also the fact that she produced Joe Corre, co-founder of Agent Provocateur, the brand that took home last year's FiFi for best women's prestige fragrance. A good nose apparently runs in the family.


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Strickland also got money for new veterans' cemeteries and to help homeless vets. Last July, the White House honored Strickland as one of 11 "Champions of Change" for his accomplishments.
And in February, Brewer was recognized as "Advocate of the Year" by the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs, because of all the work Strickland's done over the past five years.
Former Maricopa County Attorney, Vietnam veteran, and current Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame Society president Rick Romley is one of the many vets upset by the way Strickland was treated.
"Even if you took everything at face value, it's such a small infraction compared to [his accomplishments] in the past," Romley said.
"I'm pretty tied into the veterans community," Romley continued. "I can tell you that the vast majority of veterans and veterans' groups are very appreciative of what he's done . . . There's no reason to let him go. It makes no sense."
So far, Brewer and Smith have sunk their feet in concrete, refusing to budge. Romley and others think they can prevail on Brewer to re-hire Strickland.
I'd love it if Brewer proved me wrong, but I've got a feeling it ain't gonna happen.
The pettiness, cheap cruelty, and sheer stupidity of the Brewer administration reminds me of the character of young punk King Joffrey Baratheon from the HBO series Game of Thrones.
In part, the character's ruthless tyrannical ways are born of his own insecurities and the secret, inward knowledge that he's a coward and doesn't belong on the Iron Throne.
Similarly, Jan "We Have Did" Brewer is an idiot, and she knows she's an idiot. The psychological defense for that is imperiousness and feigned infallibility.
Brewer's no Iron Lady — no Margaret Thatcher — who exhibited (despite her faults) real intelligence and command presence as England's prime minister.
Instead, Brewer's over-compensating for her lack of gravitas and leadership skills. Because if she had either, she'd reverse her lackey's order. And fire the lackey.
Arizona's pattern of making sure anyone who knows too much is eliminated. Dim-light bulbs make better puppets for the carpet baggers who "control" the state and drive its policies.
My husband is a disabled vet. ADVS is in charge of his finances due to he was unable to manage them at the time he was hospitalized and stole everything from him. They went to court withour telling him and reversed his divorce from his first wife and has spent over 100k in his money over the last 4 years trying to re-do the divorce. The first time he met the attorney they hired was Jan 2012, they hired the attorney in 2009!!!!!They got a ruling for child support modification on June 27, 2011 and as of today are still sending his ex the original amount which should have been reduced by at least $1002.00 a mointh. They look good on paper but ask the people who have to deal with them and you will see there is alot of problems with the agency and it all stems from Joey Strickland. Your paper has done stories on thier mismangement of veterans estates before, now you paise him!
Where was Jan Brewer (Commander in Chief) when one of her field grade officers, Paul Babeu was soliciting men for sexual gratification while he was an active member of the Arizona National Guard? (I will suck your dick as much as needed).Why did she not step up and order him to resign immediately.She had the legal and moral authority.
Where was Jan Brewer, when handsome Tom Horne was caught eating pita with one of his subordinates?She too should have gone public, and demanded Tom Horne resign immediately.
Jan Brewer should be ashamed of herself.
I wish she would use the Obama method of governing and close the New Times?
I went to wikipedia to get their take on what Yellow Journalism was. Wiki provided a link to this story as their example.
No she didn't flip off military vet, you did by printing such bull shit, you are a disgrace to the USA
By the way, Terri has changed her LinkedIn profile. She now lists Pima Community College and something called "Tasis Hellenic" under "Education."
All this negative talk about Jan Brewer makes me wish she could get re-elected. You people sound like children, insulting her over her intelligence. All you know about Jan Brewer is what people like Stephen Lemons write about her, that she's a retard with no brain activity and an evil intent to inflict pain on minorities and everyone not part of the conservative establishment. It reminds me of when Bush was in office and every liberal painted him as a fool who miraculously stumbled into the white house. Things don't happen that way, it takes brains, power and ambition to assume an elected position, and Jan is no different. She gets treated like a down-syndrome baby who eats crayons in her spare time yet she somehow has become governor of Arizona and even retained her seat in a follow-up election. That's something your average idiot would be incapable of doing
I am an American fighting man. I serve in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense.
Scott "I'm a mall walker" Smith never took this oath!This whole situation was ignited by the non Veteran, "I never served anyone but myself", bureaucratic staffer, and "F" bomb shouting Scott Smith, who cares more about his twisted ego than he does about the heroes who sacrifice and serve this great nation and their state. Living proof that Smith is always more than willing to prance off to the mall than march to war like a man.
Stephen, Stephen, Stephen. Wrong again. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong! You write, "Similarly, Jan "We Have Did" Brewer is an idiot, and she knows she's an idiot."
I haven't seen any evidence at all to demonstrate that she has any clue as to how big an idiot she is.
Yeah, Jan, you just turn right around and reinstate this guy. And as for that effin' jackass of a COS of yours, fire his ass. That's an order.
And illegal aliens and supporters of illegal immigration are flipping off America.
lol, that dude jsut looks corrupt as the day is long!
Given the state of affairs at the Arizona Department of Veterans Affairs, a major shakeup is justified. Over the last 15 years I have seen one of the premier Veterans Advocacy organizations in the Country degrade to a retirement home for AZNG full time hacks.
Their counselors are poorly trained and more interested in getting plumb assignments than assisting the Veterans. In one case a counselor refused to meet with Veterans and review their cases, routinely missed deadlines and cancelled long term cases to show progress and pad their statistics.
A Veteran whom I know had a claim through the AZDVA which had been under review for 12 years. The Advocate cancelled his claim without permission. He had to refile, with another servicing agency. That Organization filed his claim which was approved a year later. The AZDVA's actions cost the Veteran almost $300,000.00 in benefits which were due him.
Good ridance.
Brewer is a no class bitch, nothing more and nothing less.
GIN JAN BREWSKY is just an USEFUL IDIOT, see, I think that Her minions are the ones that little by litttle -so not to draw any attention- probably had advised Her to put certain people on key places. all this being done in order to "pave" the way and try to fly the DRUNKARD under the radar for a THIRD TERM as GUV, thus these minions secure their job to keep on sucking on the public tit.
We live in Southern California now, after 51 years in Arizona. This lady is the source of as many jokes here as Arizona. I may have to change my name, as her son is named Michael and is a sex offender. Real family values in her constellation of influence. She just proves that elections are now auctions. Look out Arizona, she is arranging for 3rd party management of the State. If only she knew what that meant! When the rent comes due on the sale leasebacks the Veterans of Arizona will then know where their sovereignty went in the night. Joey Strickland is a man of ultimate integrity. So Cal is wathching. MPB/USMC
Romley for Governor!!!!!!!! Get this State back into order!!!!!!!!
That lady that eats scorpions for breakfast is a nut ~ and the tree from where she fell and those leading this state is the nut tree where there are individual nuts making illogical and irrational statements as well as rampant nut decision making ~ what more can I say..oh yes this is nuts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@slappy Never heard it called "eating pita" before.
@limberg.michael It is repugnant when a call is sent out to use government authority to close any media outlet,
Besides I have to much fun dealing with the emotionally and logically challenged who make up the majority of the contributors to this paper.
@limberg.michael When has Obama ever closed a newspaper? Pull your head out of your ass. I know you like the smell, but you might see better.
@yourproductsucks pretty vague insult, YPS. got anything to back it up with? or are u jerking off on county time like usual?
@wildmn229 It's a metaphor, dillweed.
@azcumswallower, if U would pull UR head out UR ass, U would be able to see what's going on and how the DRUNARD kept Her position and YES She is DUMB, that beign one of the reasons why Her handlers don't allow Her to speak on public so often....She was PUT in that position 'cause She is an USEFUL IDIOT. U just have to remember when She attended the Repugnant Convention, She ENDORSED MR. OBAMA. Talking about BRAIN FARTS.
@azcumsquelcher You're right. Bush was too dangerous to be called a mere fool.
And it's not Jan's fault that she's unable to make intelligent decisions.
You're the "average idiot," along with your wife, Jan, which is the problem. I'd say you were drinking her (well, that part of your name), but she hasn't produced any in 40 years. Why did Brewer get elected?. Because of fucktards like you. Please move to another state. you'd probably love it in Mississippi or South Carolina.
@azcumsquelcher bush was a fool and I voted for him the first time!
I have not did er aahhh vote republican since,as a true GOLDWATER republican.
Bush was stupid and brewer is stupid just like Ev Mecham,remember that thing?just a preview of what was to come with bush later!
you,just like the germans that were snookered by the Nazi party are the ignorant one.
@JAFFY, Jaffy...Jaffy....Jaffy, calm down bitch, this topic is not about "Illegal" Alliens.
@davidflucier Thank you for your service in defense of our country.
@JoeArpaioFan What's this got to do with immigration, Jaffy? Again, are you the chairperson of the AZ TeaPublican Party or do you flip burgers for a living?
@bgray59 I fully agree, he needed to go. He and his agency has been ruining my husband's life, see my comments above.
@bgray59 $300,000? What was it for? The 12 years to wait on a decision sounds a bit fairytailish to me.
@Vassago glug glug
I personally wish New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was the guv of AZ. He's better than GED Jan any day. And he's a Republican.
I wouldn't go quite that far...
@TaxpayingVoter @wildmn229 home-schooled, wildmn229?
@eric.nelson745 @JoeArpaioFan It has everything to do with immigration. Being that you are all flipping off Americans by supporting breaking our immigration laws you should get nothing.
@eric.nelson745 @bgray59 Did not answer our question concerning the $300,000 figure. Had the Vets case not been cancelled, based on his final rating of 100% he would have been awarded back pay for 12 years based on Veteran with spouse and one child. Currently that rate is $3,000 per month. Over the 12 years it would have averaged a little over $2,500 per month.
@eric.nelson745 @bgray59 I work with Veterans on a daily basis assisting them and keeping them motivated to file claims for deserved benefits. I have personal knowledge of what happens.
My brother n laws PTSD Claim took 15 years to be resolved.
I have verified the documentation of the individual who's claim was cancelled by the AZDVA councilor.
My own claim had to be restarted because the Councilor failed to file the paperwork in a timely fashion. She had my portion in her hand for 2 months prior to the deadline and refused to meet with me to review it. The only reason my claim was not denied for timeliness was because I filed a complaint with the Governor's office.
@eric.nelson745 @bgray59 Try filing for VA Disability. You will receive a package that's almost 3 inches thick to fill out and they tell you in the documentation that it will be at least 6 months before they will even look at it. There is a 13 month backlog. This is all done by paper. They do not use a computerized system. Known Vets who had to wait longer than that. Also, try going to the VA with an emergency, you will be there all day. They call it Veteran's Affairs because it is an all day affair.
@MaskedMagician1967 and we can fatten him up with TACOS!!!!
@JoeArpaioFan Jaffy, you're not a veteran. Why, I don't know. Maybe you have flat feet, or you told them you're gay before DADT went away. For the record, the only people I flip off are GED Jan and your hero Josephine. Please avoid saying anything about vets until you've pounded some dirt for Uncle Sam.
@JoeArpaioFan hey! aren't you the guy I see in Scottsdale bars,trying to score with all those witchy bleach blond,gravelvoiecd used -to-be hookers? trying to replace your mom that left you for one of her johns? well she's in the gov's office.
Yeah,your that guy!
@eric.nelson745 @bgray59 It was the one in Show Low she left a couple of years ago. I have not had any dealings with the one who is currently assigned. There are a couple of counselors who have been very helpful. One was in the Phoenix Office (he is no longer with the Department and the other in Prescott. The rest of them aren't worth the urine expended to put out a fire if they were burning.
@bgray59 @eric.nelson745 If you saw that lady out at Luke, I know what you're talkin' 'bout.
@eric.nelson745 @cybercy_2000 @bgray59 There's one other thing causing the backlog -- I am a vet and due to circumstances I have had to stay in veteran housing and while I am grateful there is housing available to homeless vets, there are a lot of vets in these housing who are more than able to work (they work while they are there), some of them (not all) would rather sit around there and file for disability and/or non-service related pension. These few who don't really qualify for disability would rather have the VA take of them instead of taking personal responsibility which also adds to the backlog. I know what I'm talking about. I've lived with the people on a daily basis and that's all they talk about.
@cybercy_2000 @eric.nelson745 @bgray59 Back when I filed for a service-connected disability, VA was pretty much on the ball. But then I had an AMVETS advocate. I got rated at 20%, which I must say is better than nuthin'. They pull $255/mo. out of my retired pay and give it back to me tax-free. That's $3,060/yr. Again, better than nuthin'. With all the red tape and everything today, I might not even bother. VA's performance now is about like it was when Nixon was in power, by that I mean the service you got from them was shittier than shit.
lmao I don't think he likes tacos. I think he likes steak.


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Democrat Jack Herron of Norman said Monday he intends to seek the post currently held by Republican Janet Barresi.
The 67-year-old Herron worked as assistant state superintendent for financial services at the state Department of Education until he says Barresi fired him after she took over in 2011. He has since worked as legislative liaison for the Professional Oklahoma Educators, a nonunion teacher's service organization.
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Former state school board member Joy Hofmeister, a Republican, and Bennington Superintendent Donna Anderson, a Democrat, also are running.
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Add The Airborne Toxic Event to the heap of Coachella 2013 predictions.
The Los Angeles-based band just announced its 2013 tour dates. They have one show in Los Angeles at the end of January, which would just make it outside of the window for shows in L.A. during the lead-up to Coachella.
Also, they are suspiciously in San Francisco on April 11. The 2013 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival starts April 12 and ends its first weekend Sunday, April 14, and then does it again Friday, April 19, through Sunday, April 21 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio.
The band's new album is due out in the spring and they played Coachella back in 2009. See you in Indio, gang.
The rest of the band's tour dates are below.
Mon Dec 31 – Chicago @ The Metro
Tue Jan 15 – New York City @ Webster Hall
Wed Jan 16 – New York City @ Webster Hall
Wed Jan 23 – Los Angeles @ The Mayan
Sat Mar 30 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues
Mon Apr 1 – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theater
Wed Apr 3 – Boulder, CO – Fox Theater
Thu Apr 4 – Denver, CO – Ogden
Fri Apr 5 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot
Sun Apr 7 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
Mon Apr 8 – Seattle, WA – Showbox Market
Tue Apr 9 – Vancouver, BC -Vogue Theater
Thu Apr 11 – San Francisco, CA – Warfield
Want more predictions? I tag all of mine Coachellaology.
Quick catch-up if you're just joining us: I've covered Coachella since 2007 and I posted my first round of predictions, my opening bracket for Coachellaology, if you will, a few weeks ago. The first round of predictions: Mumford and Sons, Deadmau5, Blur and Local Natives. Then, Audio File readers got into the act and second round included the obligatory Daft Punk prediction, plus The Stone Roses, Watch the Throne, Depeche Mode and Eminem. Third round: Nine Inch Nails/How to Destroy Angels, Queens of the Stone Age, Run DMC, Rocket from the Crypt reunion and Passion Pit. Fourth round: Sigur Ros and Pearl Jam, the latter celebrating 20 years since the band's 1993 show at the Empire Polo Club for promoter Goldenvoice that planted the Coachella seed. My most recent round included Nick Cave, Tegan and Sara and Converge.