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750 Restaurant & Bar
- Address:
Hilton San Francisco
750 Kearny Street
San Francisco, CA 94108Neighborhood:
Financial District / Embarcadero
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
750 Restaurant & Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.sanfranciscohiltonhotel.com/html/sf-restaurant.asp
- Phone: (415) 433-6600
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 6:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Dinner: Daily: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Lunch: Sat & Sun: 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Asian
- Executive Chef: Michael Raub
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from 750 Restaurant & Bar
At the 750 Restaurant and Lounge our Culinary Mission is to offer fresh, seasonal, local, sustainable, and original food prepared by our expert chefs. There is an abundance of small local farms that harvest crops of exceptional texture, taste, and quality. Our chefs recognize the culinary value of these farms and their products, and feature these exceptional products on the menu. As the movement of goods and people around the United States becomes increasingly difficult and expensive, we are experiencing a resurgence of regionalism and keeping the product offerings local.Continued
Executive Chef Michael Raub
Executive Chef Michael Raub
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750 Restaurant & Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
3 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food2.3Service3
- Ambiance2.3Noise LevelQuiet
good for groups (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Nice hotel restaurantMA11Dined on 9/12/2014Food was good and service was very good Easy pick if your are staying at the hotelSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 150 reviews are from the 750 Restaurant & Bar reviews archive.
- KCeezyVIPDined on 6/6/2014I was disappointed that the bar did not open until 4:00pm, so none of the yummy summer cocktails that were advertised were available at lunch.
- Good food, hear a conversationCJP1Dined on 12/16/2013Despite the impression a small lunch crowd could give, the food was very good. Lack of a crowd also meant we could have a good business conversation without asking the other to repeat a sentence. Our server was attentive without being intrusive and the ambiance, especially the gas firepit, was delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing to write home aboutStevenDined on 10/23/2013Best part was the waiter. Very pleasant, helpful. Door man couldn't tell me where I could park. Valet parking discouraged. Pulling out of the drive to find parking a nightmare. Necessary to drive around a maze of one way streets in order to get to the parking garage across the street. Finally got to the restaurant, stressed about being late for my reservation, it was open seating, no table had been set. Cool design elements but smack in the middle of the hotel lobby. The Menu limited, food mediocre. Prices high, reasonable for a hotel restaurant. No parking validation, Hotel doesn't do that now Unmemorable experience, cost in time, effort and money. For hotel guest might recommend. Not a destination or 'let's do it again' experience.Special Features:
- Do not waist your time makingFriendVIPDined on 9/29/2013Do not waist your time making a reservation here, the service, food, everything was bad
- Fine, but not remarkableBusinessTravelerVIPDined on 9/9/2013After a long day of business meetings I opted to eat dinner in the hotel. The reviews made it sound like a glorious San Francisco gem. I would disagree - it is a reasonably decent hotel restaurant, but not one I would make a special trip to eat at again. The service was adequate and the food tasted fine. However, there was really nothing very remarkable about 750. The tale tale sign that something is amiss is that even in a busy neighborhood the only patrons appeared to be fellow guests at the hotel. I have no concrete complaints, I was hungry, I found something to eat and I ate it. However, I had hoped for layered flavors or even homey goodness - instead... bland.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not so good experiencePaulDined on 9/7/2013I tried the restaurant at the Hilton Hotel as I thought it would be a good choice. The name Hilton triggered me. I will never do so again. Location isn't that good. Very noisy because of the bar being in the restaurant and all people that want to have a drink need to walk through the restaurant. That's disturbing. Food was only so so. I would have expected much more from the Hilton.Special Features:
- Great service, mediocre foodOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/18/2013I feel bad writing this review because we had a blast yucking it up with the staff. They were thrilled to have locals in their restaurant, and I don't think it happens often. But the food, ugh, the food was edible but mediocre. If you are in San Francisco and staying at the Hilton, PLEASE venture outside your hotel for dinner. The sauce on the mac n cheese was tasty but so runny it was almost like soup. The french onion soup was bland. The fries that came out with the sandwich were ice cold and we had to ask for the sauce it didn't come with it. The salad was WAY over dressed. If the kitchen catches up with the professionalism of the front of house staff then they'll have a decent little restaurant. As is, I can't possible recommend it
- Decent restaurant - weird ambianceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/16/2013So the ambiance of this place is strictly "hotel lobby". There are TVs running on the walls. Hotel foot traffic toward the front of the restaurant. On the other hand, the food is great, the service wasn't bad, and the wine list was short, but well put together.Special Features:
- A Breakfast / Brunch Treat!SeawilDined on 6/2/2013The service and response to last minute accommodations are but the icing on the cake to the ambiance and food we found at 750 Restaurant & Bar. Breakfast / Brunch was reasonably priced and well worth the palate. It was the first place where I was offered a coffee to go. Way to go! Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We greatly enjoyed the Mother'sDinningVIPDined on 5/12/2013We greatly enjoyed the Mother's Day brunch. There were a lot of food option and everything tasted excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love the crab salad. AllFoodieVIPDined on 4/22/2013I love the crab salad. All the appetizers are A-1. The ambience is very classy. I love this place. Right in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel Financial District and up the street is Chinatown. I always enjoy dining here.Special Features:
- Did not deliverOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/31/2013We went for a jazz and champagne brunch. There wasn't any jazz band, apparently they cancelled, but the staff did not even mention it. As if that wasn't bad enough (because they still charged the full price) the promotion for the brunch described fireside tables, etc. we were seated in a small room nowhere near a fireplace. The shades were closed, so we basically were in a room with a complete lack of ambience. Not the intimate settingthey described. The experience was an overpriced disappointment. The food was mediocre. Thumbs down.
- Slow service, not worth the waitOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/8/2013Very slow service for table of 7. Food was nothing special and certainly not worth the long waits. Over-cooked dry salmon on cold rice and uninspiring burger. Kids portions were generous and the make your own pizza was good but so many far better restaurants in the area. It took forever for the meals to arrive and even then we were all eating at different times so the food that had arrived didn't get any colder.
- We were staying at the HiltonSusieBoVIPDined on 2/21/2013We were staying at the Hilton and made reservations for dinner here. Not sure why someone would have to make a reservation because you just walk in and seat yourself, but nonetheless...We found our meal to be tasty, nothing special but we were fine with it.
- Last minute reservation forOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/31/2012Last minute reservation for new year eve but everything was ok.Special Features:
- When it Rains it Pours...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 12/25/2012It was an unfortunate rainy Christmas night for 750 as the servers and kitchen were woefully understaffed. 750 was packed with holiday guests when we arrived and were seated in 15 minutes. Seating was a challenge as they had only prepared for the bar area to be used by diners and then ended up moving people into the dining room as well. Food was not that great. Shrimp cocktail was a little suspect (smelled and was a bit mushy) I admit to eating it- got lucky. The Penne with meatballs (a pretty simple meal) arrived and the meatballs were cold but the pasta was hot. We finished what food we could and watched multiple tables complain to management. We didn't let this sub-par dining experience ruin our Christmas but it did help it either.
- For a Christmas buffet, theOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 12/25/2012For a Christmas buffet, the choices were very limited and quite ordinary. Being seated to a table was quite the experience, too. One would think a table would be ready for the time of your reservation. We waited almost 30 minutes for a table and ended up sitting in the bar area. Might as well been a walk-in.
- Went for the Christmas buffetOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 12/25/2012Went for the Christmas buffet lunch. We had choice of pork roast, artichoke chicken or salmon...all very well flavored and cooked to perfection. Service was a disaster. I had a hard time getting refill on my water. The waiter that sat us down and took our drink order said it was not included in the price. At the end of lunch, we found out from another waiter that it included beverages!Special Features:
- Bleh...despite the service,OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 12/24/2012Bleh...despite the service, the food was definitely a disappointment. Big mistake.
- I am sad to say on Sunday,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/23/2012I am sad to say on Sunday, December 23, was the 750 Restaurant and Bar's last Jazz Sunday Brunch. I loved coming here. The music was fantastic. The staff are all so nice, service was excellent, the ambience was warm and friendly. I don't understand why they stopped the brunches, the restaurant was always busy from what I could see. I will miss my reasonably priced Jazz Sunday Brunch, however, if for some reason they decide to bring the brunches back in full affect, check it out. It's a shame, another one bites the dust. The food was fresh, the sushi was made right in front of my eyes and the prime rib was to die for.Special Features:
- The Sunday Brunch was fantastic!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/23/2012The Sunday Brunch was fantastic! We had a group of 10 and had great service. Every time I came back to my seat after going to the buffet, my Mimosa was refilled. The food was AMAZING! My favorite was the salmon wrapped in puff pastry! We will definitely be back!!!Special Features:
- close but NO Cigar!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/23/2012Christmas Brunch/Jazz good concept, good food, service falls down, very good music, a bit pricey but it is SF, Right???...had to ask for attentiveness; fill the water, take plate away, etc...would have thought this was not their first rodeo, but evidently more practice is needed for customers in bar seating w/reservations, NOT in BIG GROUPS...don't two's count for anuything anymore at these big buffet deals???? would hate to be a single at this gathering....go to the bar....Right?? See 'ya later!Special Features:
- Excellent Sunday Brunch in SFJaneRVIPDined on 12/16/2012This restaurant, located in the Hilton on Kearny Street, was a big surprise for us. We LOVED their Sunday champagne brunch. The seafood bar was fresh and so impressive. The kitchen staff made several appearance to restock the fresh crab claws, oysters and shrimp. I hate to have to clean my own shrimp, but this shrimp was pealed and deveined. The hot dishes were plentiful and delicious - chicken in mushroom sauce, pork in rosemary sauce, and even scrambled egg whites. The brunch also featured a sushi chef, an omelet bar and a carving station. Our waitress was excellent and never passed our table without filling our glasses. If you're looking for a reasonably priced Sunday champagne brunch in the City, go to 750. I can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- We had a wonderful time atjopapaiDined on 12/9/2012We had a wonderful time at 750. The food was as varied and plentiful as a buffet brunch should be and more.Special Features:
- It is a good hotel restaurant.BobSDined on 12/3/2012It is a good hotel restaurant. Right in the hilton
- After reading conflictingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/25/2012After reading conflicting reviews, I was a litle worried. No need to be. All 5 of us had a great time. Food, service and overall experience were great.Special Features:
- We had the most horrible service.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/22/2012We had the most horrible service. I will never go to this restaurant again. When I asked a question about the menu our server got an attitude with me and just said he would call a manager over. Then the manager proceeded to tell us she was going to give us a discounted but when the bill came, no discount. The food tastes great but the service is what ruined it. Also there was three other tables complaining as well.
- Thanksgiving lunch was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/22/2012Thanksgiving lunch was great here. The turkey was super moist and tasty with a nice spread of stuffing, gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, yams, cranberry sauce, etc. I didn't expect that the dessert would be so delicious. Its a good idea to get there when they open as they close at 2pm and would need at least 2 hours to enjoy the lunch buffet.Special Features:
- Friendly, helpful staff.BeefAficionadoDined on 11/18/2012Friendly, helpful staff. Nice musical accompaniment for Sunday Brunch, and can't beat free, 2 hour valet parking! Great value!Special Features:
- typical overpriced hotel restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/16/2012typical overpriced hotel restaurant with average food.
- Disappointed by mediocre hotel foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/13/2012This restaurant is an utterly forgetable second rate hotel burger bar of the sort you might expect to find in a middle-tier hotel in a small city. Forty dollars bought me a couple of decent beers, a massive pile of french fries that compared unfavorably to what I might have gotten atr McDonalds, and a massive burger (their signature burger) that tasted like burned grease, and left a bad taste in my mouth for hours afterwards. In a place like San Francisco, which is full of great food, nobody in his right mind should go to this place, expect the people it is designed for -- late arriving travelers who are so hungry and bone-tired they don't care what they are eating. The reviews said it was good for brunch. Maybe so. But not for dinner.
- Service was horrible. WeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/13/2012Service was horrible. We had to flag down the servers every time we needed something - including ordering - and it was never clear who our server actually was. When we finally got someone to bring us out bill at the end of huge night, my wife informed the server that the dish was overly salty and they should alert the chef. The server commented, "why didn't you let us know? We could have had them make something else for you." Had the server ever bothered to come by our table at any point during our meal we would have informed them... The restaurant is what I've come to expect from mediocre hotel restaurants, but is not some place I would seek out or recommend to others for any special occasion. Overall, a thumbs down.
- You know what? It wasn'tcaesarDined on 11/4/2012You know what? It wasn't the place I thought it was. I was under the impression that this was the restaurant at Hilton Union Square, the restaurant that used to be called CityScape. Oh well, better luck next time.Special Features:
- Jazz and a Great brunchBermanyDined on 10/21/2012Great food spread. The Jazz music was great, and went well with the meal. The service was very friendly and helpful. Made for a great start, for a great day in San Francisco.Special Features:
- I was attracted by the reasonablejohnDined on 10/7/2012I was attracted by the reasonable price for a downtown brunch, which I spotted in a newspaper ad. But, everything about this brunch was superior. The prime rib was rare and very flavorful. Free flowing champagne. Omelet and sushi stations, very good selection of supporting entrees, cheeses, seafood, etc. Excellent coffee. The ambiance was not lavish, but still appropriate for a brunch. Because the room was smaller than most brunch venues, it was more relaxed without that feeling that I was in a herd of people. A soft jazz piano and saxophone in the background was a nice touch. And our server kept the champagne glasses full at all times.Special Features:
- The only way this brunch couldOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/30/2012The only way this brunch could be improved is by the addition of turkey at the carving station!!!Special Features:
- nice people, easy location,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/24/2012nice people, easy location, and the bar area allows for conversation, even during monday night football. the food however was not great - pizza dough tasted like partially cooked boboli from the grocery store.
- Another Diva Nite. CowboyKeiKei22Dined on 9/22/2012Another Diva Nite. Cowboy Beef Chilli, jalapeño corn bread was pretty tasty, not what I had expected; herbed crusted pan seared salmon was savory with a crisp, I didn't care for the brown rice w/ citrus avocado relish – just 2 pieces of avocado placed on top of the rice (boring); chocolate decadent cake with raspberry sauce was very "decadent"/rich & cosmos, loved them! Truffle macaroni & cheese, applewood smoked bacon, truffle oil was good, creamy and had the right amount of bacon; buttermilk fried boneless chicken, garlic mashed potatoes was filling; Red Velvet Cake w/ bourbon pecan praline, very moist. Pan seared halibut, soy ginger garlic pineapple glaze with sautéed oyster mushroom and steamed rice & coke – sounds better than expected.
- The restaurant was more ofOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/17/2012The restaurant was more of a lounge than a restaurant. The tables were small like cocktail size tables as opposed to dining tables. The cocktails and the coffee was good, but I would never go back for dinner.


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by Dr. G. Terry Madonna and Dr. Michael Young
Will he or won't he? It is now Harrisburg's most persistent political question. Will governor Rendell drop Catherine Baker Knoll, his running mate in 2002 from the ticket when he stands for re-election next year?
The issue of Knoll poses an acute dilemma for Rendell. He really doesn't want to remove her from the ticket--and he really, really, doesn't want the hassle that comes with it. Knoll has issued public statements that she will seek reelection and so removing her will be fraught with controversy. He much prefers to avoid the strife, maintain the friendships and avoid the internal political rupture.
In 2002, Rendell endorsed no one, concentrating instead on his tough primary challenge against Bob Casey. By default, the widely known Knoll won the Democratic Lieutenant Governor nomination in a multi-field contest.
Given his druthers, Rendell would do it the same way in 2006. But he can't. It's not an option this time. The chances are reasonably high that Rendell's Lt. Governor in a second term could be asked to lead the state for considerable periods of time. In fact, Pennsylvania's last two Lt. Governors did so. Now, who would run the state in Rendell's absence is a matter of some consequence.
Moreover, Knoll has now become an issue. Fairly or unfairly, her performance in office has been widely criticized. She is fair game in a re-election contest, and Rendell's GOP opponents can be expected to make the most of their opportunity. Running mates rarely help much, but they can hurt a good deal, and Rendell's re-election chances could be hurt with Knoll on the ticket.
Nor is re-election a sure thing. Rendell's job performance and favorable ratings are decent, but his support is heavily concentrated in the southeastern part of the state. With Scranton-based Bob Casey poised to run against Senator Rick Santorum, a strong running mate from western Pa would strengthen the Democratic ticket.
Nevertheless, if re-election was the only concern, Rendell might stick with Knoll. He viscerally reaches for low conflict, political decisions and staying with Knoll is the easy way out here. But re-election isn't his only problem, and maybe it isn't even his biggest problem.
The Governor may want to run for national office. And why shouldn't he? As a re-elected governor of a key electoral state, with legendary fund raising abilities, and acknowledged skills as a campaigner, Rendell looks as good as any other Democrat wannabe at this point.
Earlier he lent his chief fundraiser to the Democratic Governors Association and now more recently his communication's director will head the organization. Rendell is well positioned to seek national office in 2008, should he win reelection as governor in 2006. Or, forgoing that, to join a Democratic administration in 2008 should a Democratic candidate win the presidency.
But to run for national office, Rendell needs an able and trustworthy Lieutenant Governor to hold down the fort while he campaigns, and maybe move into the fort if he goes on a national ticket or wins office.
There is yet another reason Rendell can't let Knoll stay on the ticket for a second term. He has reason to care who succeeds him as governor. As former big city mayor and National Party chair, Rendell clearly prefers a Democrat successor --and no better way to achieve that aim than to be elected to a second term with a running mate capable of running and winning in his or her own right.
But even more important, Rendell's legacy as governor might well hinge on who replaces him as governor. Without a strong and decisive Democratic successor, the Republican domination of the legislature virtually assures some dismantlement of Rendell's polices after he leaves office.
What are the options to replace Knoll with someone who will strengthen the ticket, give Rendell cover if he runs for national office, and provide a possible successor. At least six viable choices exist. Among them:
In picking a running mate, geography is the critical criterion while gender must be heavily weighed. The candidate has to be from the West and should be a woman. In addition, Rendell is going to look if possible to someone who is electable in his or her own right. And in Pennsylvania, electable usually means "has run before."
In the end, Rendell may need a women running mate. As a potential national candidate himself for the presidential or vice presidential nomination, the governor doesn't want to be branded as the guy who dumped the first women Lt. Governor in Pennsylvania history from the ticket--and most particularly he doesn't want to be known as the guy who dumped a women and replaced her with a man. That's not going to play well among national Democratic constituencies.
So, replacing Knoll with another women is ideal, but who? Hafer maybe, but that could pick a big fight with Knoll's wing of the party, and might do little to help with the succession issue. Rendell has no easy choices here. It's a decision likely to be one of the most consequential he ever makes. How he makes it will tell us much about our governor.
Politically Uncorrected™ is published twice monthly. Dr. G. Terry Madonna is a Professor of Public Affairs at Franklin & Marshall College, and Dr. Michael Young is a former Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Penn State University and Managing Partner at Michael Young Strategic Research. The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of any institution or organization with which they are affiliated. This article may be used in whole or part only with appropriate attribution. Copyright © 2005 Terry Madonna and Michael Young.

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Hawaiian ono swimming off the California coast? Giant sunfish in Alaska? A sea turtle usually at home off the Galapagos Islands floating near San Francisco?
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U.S. federal forecasters predict a warming of the central Pacific Ocean this year that will change weather worldwide.
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Last year tied for the sixth hottest on record, confirming that Earth's climate system is in the grip of warming that will affect generations to come, the UN's weather agency said Wednesday.
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- State police say two people were killed in a single-vehicle crash in Hagerstown.
Police say the driver, 31-year-old Shawn Minnick of Hagerstown, lost control of her BMW coupe around 2 a.m. Saturday on Cearfoss Pike. Police say Minnick ran off the road while trying to pass another car. Her car hit a utility pole, a utility box and a boulder before coming to rest on its roof.
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Nov 27, 2014 Updated: 6:09 PM
A Ken Burns documentary about a Vermont school.
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Every once in a while some city water will have a organic contaminate. In Modesto CA in the early 2000s there was a giardia contaminate.
I have heard that all the medications that we use and goes threw us ends up in the tap water, and that is one reason so many people have hormonal issues. I have a little neice that was just born and she has a massive tumor on her brain that has to be opperated on, how the heck can that happen ? Its all a crap shoot I guess.
I am not so sure that city water is safe from minerals, If you have an ary sprinkler head and the water hits your car you will still get hard water stains. Hard water can effect dogs too, can cause kidney or bladder stones in dogs that have a high protien diet. Dogs that seem to be straining when they pee, or pee blood drops need to be checked for stones ( been there ). Apple cider Vinager in the water is one way to flush extra minerals out, and clense the body of contaminates.
So is tap water safe for dogs? I think it is. For puppies? Now, that is where I would err with caution if I did anything at all.
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If travelling would you simply drink the unknown quality of the water at your destination or would it be better to purchase the water locally. If the bottled water is found to be contaminated you can sue the butt off the vendor.
The plastic can be recycled, or, as is more common here, just lob it out of the window when you have finished it?


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Jauary 30, 2012
DUNCAN BC Transit and the Cowichan Valley Regional District are pleased to announce expanded service for the Cowichan Valley's transit system. An additional 2,500 service hours will be implemented February 6, 2012 to improve transit service.
These service improvements are a direct result of customer input received by BC Transit and the CVRD during the Transit Future Plan development process in January and September 2011. One of the short-term recommendations of CVRD residents was to focus on increasing frequency on existing routes in order to build a more consistent schedule for transit riders.
The CVRD is striving to create a transit system that is supported and reflects the needs of our communities. The Transit Future Plan has provided an opportunity to gain valuable public feedback regarding the current and future vision of the CVRD transit system which has resulted in this service improvement, said Rob Hutchins, Chair of the Cowichan Valley Regional District.
In partnership with the Cowichan Valley Regional District and its partners, we are pleased to provide this expanded and improved service, said Manuel Achadinha, President and CEO of BC Transit. BC Transit is committed to providing the best value for our customers and the communities we serve.
The people who use the service are helping to shape how transit is delivered, said Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Blair Lekstrom. This is a perfect example of how to make a very popular service even better.
Starting February 6th, Cowichan Valley transit customers will benefit from the following enhanced schedule changes:
Changes will also take place on the Cowichan Valley Commuter (CVC) routes. These changes are based on feedback received from Commuter passenger surveys in March and September 2011 followed by an open house in early December.
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Funding for the Cowichan Valley Regional Transit System is cost shared between the Cowichan Valley Regional District and BC Transit.
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I don't see any practical way for drivers from the DC area to avoid the Bay Bridge when they're heading for the Eastern Shore. The land route north around the bay is just way too far. There aren't any other bridges or car ferries that are going to help you get to the shoreline around Ocean City, Bethany or any of the other popular spots.
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New Brunswick man, cousin, indicted in city shooting
The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office announced that a
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The panel, sitting in New Brunswick, filed 11 counts of terroristic threats against Victor Rodriguez (DOB 3/6/92) of New Brunswick, charging he used a replica 9mm Beretta handgun that fired blank rounds to threaten eight civilians and three police officers during the incident.
The grand jury also charged Rodriguez and his cousin, Anthony Rodriguez (DOB 10/15/90) of New Brunswick with possession of an imitation firearm, which was used by Victor Rodriguez to lead the civilians and police officers to believe he was firing a real weapon.
In addition, Anthony Rodriguez was charged with hindering the apprehension or prosecution of Victor Rodriguez, and was charged with obstructing police by providing false information during their investigation.
to use of force guidelines established by the state Office of the Attorney
General, the grand jury considered and found no basis to file charges against
two officers who shot and wounded Victor Rodriguez. He was taken to
Investigators from the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office immediately took control of the scene of the shooting, independently interviewed witnesses, collected evidence, and questioned neighborhood residents.


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On October 11, 2004, a Boeing 737-800 experienced a tailstrike during takeoff from Perth, Australia. The airplane returned to Perth for a precautionary landing. There was minor damage to the airplane and there were no injuries. The investigation is being conducted by the Australian Transportation Safety Bureau.
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A dancer since he was a tot, Lopez is spotted by a talent agent and cast in Norman Lear's short-lived sitcom a.k.a. Pablo. The young actor eventually joins the cast of the Disney variety show Kids Incorporated, along with future stars Fergie and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Lopez joins the gang from Bayside High on NBC's Saturday-morning sitcom Saved by the Bell. As high school jock A.C. Slater, Lopez wins a teen following and a loyal audience. But, at the height of his TV fame in 1993, he is accused by two women of sexual assault. Although the charges are never filed due to a lack of evidence, Lopez later tells PEOPLE, "It was hurtful."
After returning to Saved by the Bell in a few reunion TV movies through the years, Lopez co-hosts NBC's The Other Half. A male counterpoint to The View, the daytime talk show features Lopez alongside Dick Clark, Danny Bonaduce and Dorian Gregory. "I've always said I want to be the Bo Jackson of entertainment," Lopez says. "I want to do it all."
After meeting at the 1998 Miss Teen U.S.A. pageant, Lopez, 29, and Landry, 30, tie the knot at an exclusive resort outside Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Although Lopez told PEOPLE he knew he was going to marry Landry the moment he saw her, they split less than two weeks after their nuptials – and their union is annulled six weeks after the wedding. Lopez reportedly cheated on Landry over the years, but "that definitely was not the case," Lopez later tells PEOPLE.
Dubbed "Super Mario" for his hip-swiveling moves, Lopez spices up ABC's Dancing with the Stars. Partnered with pro Karina Smirnoff, Lopez is "very sexy, very spicy," says show judge Carrie Ann Inaba. "He's really tapped into his athleticism and sensuality." Making it all the way to the finals, Lopez is runner-up to title winner, former NFL great Emmitt Smith and partner Cheryl Burke.
Lopez appears on FX's racy plastic surgery drama Nip/Tuck, where his steamy au naturel shower scene makes fans swoon. Lopez tells PEOPLE that he finds all the buzz about his physique "kind of embarrassing."
Playing coy about a rumored romance, Lopez and DWTS partner Karina Smirnoff vacation together in Mexico after celebrating Thanksgiving with Lopez's sister in Houston. "It's very flattering when people want to see us together and like to see us be together," Lopez tells PEOPLE. By May, the pair move in together.
Lopez, who makes his mark as the host of MTV's America's Best Dance Crew, makes his Broadway debut in the revival of the musical A Chorus Line. "I haven't been in a play since the sixth grade and ... I was a tree in the corner! So this is a big jump," Lopez, who plays show director Zach, tells PEOPLE.
After splitting with Smirnoff, Lopez, 34, is named PEOPLE's Hottest Bachelor, where he re-creates the sexiest poses in history! Around that time, with MTV star Audrina Patridge, Lopez also lands on the cover TV Guide's "Hot Bods" issue. The following month, Lopez becomes the anchor on Extra.
Lopez steps out with A Chorus Line costar Courtney Laine Mazza to celebrate the New Year at New York City hotspot Marquee. In March 2010, the couple announces they're expecting their first child. "I can't wait to be a dad," he tells PEOPLE. "I'm fired up!"
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Forbidden Mind sealed my fate as a fan for life of Kinrade. However, still, I was a little worried about Forbidden Fire for a few reasons. One, I knew for a fact that this installment was written from varying point of views. And, while I quite like the idea of multiple POVs, not many authors can pull it off effectively. I was also worried because this was the second part of a three-part series. And from previous experiences, often, the books in the middle just sort of rehash the same ideas over and over, dragging it all out, and so often they fail to serve up much in the way of excitement.
Oh, but it only took a few pages of Kinrade's writing to put a smile on my face, to cause me to scoot to the edge of my seat, to make me laugh at myself for even letting a worry surface about her impeccable writing. Because Forbidden Fire thrusts the reader into the depths of the story without pause. And I can tell you, Kinrade more than pulls off the varying POVs. The switch between narrators is effortless and smooth, and downright thrilling, leaving us hanging with the end of each section. Pulling at us. Forcing us to just keep turning, keep hanging on.
Her writing is simple, and I mean this as a compliment. She doesn't get bogged down with too much description, and, yet, she gives us enough to satiate our growing curiosity. Her imagery is vivid, and the love which these characters share is sure to not only cause you to fist pump the air rooting for them, but cause you clutch at your chest as they invade you and warm your heart.
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I couldn't help but feel the cover of the book Offending Women was most relevant to my paper; the face of the child who has been incarcerated alongside his mother. In my memo, I focused on the way in which the needs and voices of the children and family of those who are incarcerated are impacted and overshadowed by their relation to a person who has been imprisoned. I look at some of the ways in which they too have become incriminated into the same system


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The vote was 283-136 and reflected the strong support for annual legislation that authorizes money for the men and women of the military as well as weapons systems and the millions of jobs they generate in lawmakers' districts.
It was a rare instance of bipartisanship in a bitterly divided Congress. The Senate is expected to pass the measure on Thursday and send it to Obama.
The House vote came just hours after the administration abandoned a veto threat over provisions dealing with the handling of terrorism suspects.
Applying pressure on House and Senate negotiators working on the bill last week, Obama and senior members of his national security team, including Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, had sought modifications in the detainee provisions.
Negotiators announced the changes late Monday, clearing the way for White House acceptance.
In a statement, press secretary Jay Carney said the new bill "does not challenge the president's ability to collect intelligence, incapacitate dangerous terrorists and protect the American people."
Specifically, the bill would require that the military take custody of a suspect deemed to be a member of al-Qaida or its affiliates and who is involved in plotting or committing attacks on the United States. There is an exemption for U.S. citizens.
House and Senate negotiators added language that says nothing in the bill will affect "existing criminal enforcement and national security authorities of the FBI or any other domestic law enforcement agency" with regard to a captured suspect "regardless of whether such ... person is held in military custody."
The bill also says the president can waive the provision based on national security.
While we remain concerned about the uncertainty that this law will create for our counterterrorism professionals, the most recent changes give the president additional discretion in determining how the law will be implemented, consistent with our values and the rule of law, which are at the heart of our country's strength.
Uncertainty was a major concern of FBI Director Robert Mueller, who expressed serious reservations about the detainee provisions.
Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mueller said a coordinated effort by the military, intelligence agencies and law enforcement has weakened al-Qaida and captured or killed many of its leaders, including Osama bin Laden and Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born radical Islamic cleric. He suggested that the divisive provision in the bipartisan defense bill would deny that flexibility and prove impractical.
Unnerving many conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats, the legislation also would deny suspected terrorists, even U.S. citizens seized within the nation's borders, the right to trial and subject them to indefinite detention. House Republican leaders had to tamp down a small revolt among some rank-and-file who sought to delay a vote on the bill.
Some of the Republicans were concerned that the "president would use the military to round up American citizens," said Rep. Allen West, R-Fla., a member of the Armed Services panel.
The escalating fight over whether to treat suspects as prisoners of war or criminals has divided Democrats and Republicans, the Pentagon and Congress.
The administration insists that the military, law enforcement and intelligence officials need flexibility in the campaign against terrorism. Obama points to his administration's successes in killing bin Laden and al-Awlaki. Republicans counter that their efforts are necessary to respond to an evolving, post-Sept. 11 threat, and that Obama has failed to produce a consistent policy on handling terror suspects.
In a reflection of the uncertainty, House members offered differing interpretations of the military custody and indefinite detention provisions and what would happen if the bill became law.
Highlighting a period of austerity and a winding down of decade-old conflicts, the bill is $27 billion less than Obama requested and $43 billion less than Congress gave the Pentagon. The bill also authorizes money for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and national security programs in the Energy Department.
Frustrated with delays and cost overruns with the troubled F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft program, lawmakers planned to require the contractor, Lockheed Martin, to cover the expense of any extra costs on the next batch and future purchases of the aircraft. The Pentagon envisions buying 2,443 planes for the Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy, but the price could make it the most expensive program in military history - $1 trillion.
The legislation freezes $700 million for Pakistan until the defense secretary provides Congress a report on how Islamabad is countering the threat of improvised explosive devices.
It would impose tough new penalties on Iran, targeting foreign financial institutions that do business with the country's central bank. The president could waive those penalties if he notifies Congress that it's in the interest of national security.
The bill begins a reduction in defense spending, a reality the Pentagon hasn't faced in the decade since the Sept. 11 attacks. Pentagon spending has nearly doubled in that period, but the deficit-reduction plan that Obama and congressional Republicans backed this summer sets the Defense Department on a budget-cutting course.
Arizona Sen. John McCain, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, and several other GOP defense hawks pledged to return to Washington next month with a plan to avoid automatic across-the-board cuts to defense required in 2013. The failure of Congress' deficit supercommittee last month means $1.2 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years, with half from defense.
Defense hawks said the 10 percent cut would hollow out the Pentagon and devastate U.S. military readiness.
McKeon introduced legislation to avert the cuts for one year by reducing the federal workforce by 10 percent. The savings would go to defense and nondefense spending.
Also included in the House-passed defense bill:
-$530 billion for the base Defense Department budget.
-$116 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-$17 billion for defense programs in the Energy Department.
-A 1.6 percent across-the-board pay raise for all members of the uniformed services.
-Expands the Joint Chiefs of Staff to make the head of the National Guard Bureau a member. The chairman and service chiefs had opposed this change.
-Slight increase in enrollment fees for TRICARE, the military's health care system.
-Allows a military chaplain to decline to perform a marriage as a matter of conscience or moral principle. The military allows gays to serve openly.
-Freezes $700 million for Pakistan until the defense secretary provides Congress a report on how Islamabad is countering the threat of improvised explosive devices.
-Requires Lockheed Martin to assume full responsibility for cost overruns on the next batch and future purchases of the troubled F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft. The program for the Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy has been plagued by delays and extra expenses, with estimates that it could become the most expensive in Pentagon history -- $1 trillion for 2,443 planes.
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The Virginia Crime Commission wants to put harsher punishments in place for texting while driving.
Under the proposal, those caught texting behind the wheel would get the same punishment as reckless drivers. A reckless driving conviction can carry a fine of $2,500 and up to a year in jail.
The commission's proposal is just a recommendation. All changes would have to be approved by the General Assembly.
Lawmakers are already writing bills that would tighten the laws on texting while driving, to get ready for next year's session.
"They have studies out that show that you could be drunk and drive better than when you're texting and driving," said Delegate Manoli Loupassi, from Richmond. "If we act on upon this, we're going to have to make the decision. Do you get to touch your phone at all? or not?"
The commission's proposal will be debated by the Virginia House of Delegates next year.
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How Should a Feminist Vote in this Election?
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Everyone has their own definition of feminism. Personally, I believe feminism is equality for women. I believe that women should have the same rights as men and that they shouldn't be discriminated against for being female.
Whenever someone tries to compare or analyze the underlyingbases for the culture and customs of different races or groups of people, theperson making the comparison or analysis almost always runs the risk of beingcriticized for what appears to be "generalizations" as to why certain groupsbehave, act and think the way they do. It is, therefore, very important for aresearcher doing a study on human behavior, such as a people's way of thinking,to define at the outset the scope of the study being made and the methodologyto be used.
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Following are the contents of a letter that Caterpillar sent to Pelosi and Boehner yesterday. Get ready to be angry... again.
In a letter Thursday to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and House Republican Leader John Boehner of Ohio, Caterpillar urged lawmakers to vote against the plan "because of the substantial cost burdens it would place on our shareholders, employees and retirees."
Caterpillar, the world's largest construction machinery manufacturer by sales, said it's particularly opposed to provisions in the bill that would expand Medicare taxes and mandate insurance coverage. The legislation would require nearly all companies to provide health insurance for their employees or face large fines.
The Peoria-based company said these provisions would increase its insurance costs by at least 20 percent, or more than $100 million, just in the first year of the health-care overhaul program.
"We can ill-afford cost increases that place us at a disadvantage versus our global competitors," said the letter signed by Gregory Folley, vice president and chief human resources officer of Caterpillar. "We are disappointed that efforts at reform have not addressed the cost concerns we've raised throughout the year."
Business executives have long complained that the options offered for covering 32 million uninsured Americans would result in higher insurance costs for those employers that already provide coverage. Opponents have stepped up their attacks in recent days as the House moves closer toward a vote on the Senate version of the health-care legislation.
A letter Thursday to President Barack Obama and members of Congress signed by more than 130 economists predicted the legislation would discourage companies from hiring more workers and would cause reduced hours and wages for those already employed.
Caterpillar noted that the company supports efforts to increase the quality and the value of health care for patients as well as lower costs for employer-sponsored insurance coverage.
"Unfortunately, neither the current legislation in the House and Senate, nor the president's proposal, meets these goals," the letter said.
Hopefully it's not too late, but if Americans continue to vote for traitorous Democrats, they will eventually destroy us. That's just a fact.


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LAIZA, Myanmar (AP) -- When Myanmar's post-junta government took power two years ago vowing to bring democracy to one of the world's most repressed nations, Da Shi Naw was under no illusion his own life would improve any time soon. But the 61-year-old farmer never dreamed it would actually get worse -- a lot worse.
First, a 17-year cease-fire between the army and ethnic Kachin guerrillas relapsed into fighting that tore through his family's fertile rice fields, forcing him to flee into the mountains on foot. Then, after a year in a packed displaced camp far from home, war edged close once more.
Government troops began pounding rebel positions near the Kachin stronghold of Laiza with artillery and airstrikes that shook the ground here until late January. The battles triggered such a panic, authorities took the extraordinary step of urging people to dig their own bomb shelters.
And so, one cold day when camp administrators began handing out shovels, Da Shi Naw, humbled by fate, began plowing the ground a few steps from his tiny hut. He dug a rectangular cavity into the earth, a simple, makeshift hide covered with bamboo poles just big enough to climb into with his wife and their two-year-old grandson.
"We have nowhere left to run," he told The Associated Press, "We have begun to lose hope."
Two years into President Thein Sein's historic term as Myanmar's first civilian president in half a century, this Southeast Asian nation has moved closer to democratic rule than any other time since a 1962 army coup. Although few initially believed that Thein Sein, a former general, was sincere about reform when he took office on March 30, 2011, his administration has since orchestrated a top-down revolution that has stunned the world and given hope to millions of people, allowing freedoms unheard of just a few years ago.
Yet even as Myanmar basks in world praise and foreign investors rush in, some parts of the country have taken phenomenally tragic turns for the worse -- plagued by explosions of ethnic and sectarian violence so grave, the government has acknowledged they threaten the very process of reform itself.
Here in the north, where the army is still battling rebels of the Kachin Independence Army, residents do not speak of the country's newfound freedoms. There is no talk of economic liberalization, of the end of censorship or the suspension of western sanctions. There is no discussion, either, of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's rise as an elected lawmaker after nearly two decades under house arrest.
Here, the only subject is the tragic counter-narrative to progress, the story of a region where roads and bridges have been severed by fighting, where families have been separated and 100,000 people have been displaced.
"We feel our lives are going backward," Da Shi Naw said. "It has never been this bad."
And Kachin state is not alone.
Last week, bloody anti-Muslim pogroms ripped through the nation's heartland for the first time, raising the specter of new instability. In the central city of Meikhtila, Buddhist mobs armed with machetes burned mosques and Muslim shops in a rampage that left charred corpses piled in the streets and more than 12,000 people, mostly Muslims, homeless. The unrest has spread since, with mosques ransacked in several villages north of the capital, Naypyitaw.
Thein Sein declared a state of emergency for the second time during his term, deploying the army to Meikhtila to restore order. It was a jarring move given the military's long history of oppression. But Muslims welcomed the troops' arrival, and analysts say the move further strengthened the army's power.
In a national speech Thursday, Thein Sein said such conflicts were to be expected "during our period of democratic transition."
But "we must face and overcome these challenges together," he said, calling on his countrymen "to rise above the old ways of doing things."
"As a nation, it is our firm belief that only an inclusive democratic society based on equality for all citizens will ensure peace and stability," he said, "especially in a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-faith country such as ours."
Such words of assurance, though, still ring hollow for many.
In western Rakhine state, where Buddhist-Muslim unrest exploded twice last year, human rights groups accused the state itself -- its own idle security forces -- of failing to stop the violence, and in some cases facilitating it.
More than 120,000 people, mostly Muslims, are still displaced there, and Thein Sein's government has failed to ease still-festering tensions, enforcing instead the de facto segregation of ethnic Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims, whose movement has been heavily restricted.


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Dave Coulier, a.k.a Joey Gladstone, married his long-time girlfriend, Melissa Bring, in Montana yesterday, and weve got four very important words for you: Mini. Full. House. Reunion.
The bride tweeted this photo in 2012 following the show's 25th anniversary get-together. She's obviously part of the family already.
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Bob Saget, Candace Cameron Bure, John Stamos, and Andrea Barber were all in attendance, and lucky for us, they documented their trip on Instagram.
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Gladys Leiss and her husband Bill moved to this 208-acre Chileno Valley ranch in 1945. Though the house was nothing more than a shack then, the beautiful ranch with its native perennial grasses and its bay, madrone, buckeye, and oak woodlands appealed to the young couple. The ranch's hills are still freckled with serpentine rock and blanketed with wildflowers—shooting stars, tidytips, buttercups, goldfields, and poppies. "Bill liked it, and so did I," Mrs. Leiss recalled, so they made up their minds to buy the place.
Before her marriage, Gladys Jacobsen taught at the one-room Halleck School. She and her husband started their married life in 1934 with one cow and 12 chickens—wedding gifts from her father. By the time they moved to the ranch, that lively dowry had increased to 2,000 laying hens and 32 cows, which was just about enough to make a living on the grassy acreage. They milked cows, raised chickens, constructed ponds, built bridges, fashioned a milking barn from handmade bricks, and turned it all into a good business. It was hard labor, but Bill loved to work, "…and that's why this place grew," Mrs. Leiss said.
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I thought I'd have a little fun today. Here are a couple of trades that I believe would really benefit the Cowboys going forward.
Trade Greg Ellis
Send our second round pick (51) and Greg Ellis to Cleveland for their second round pick (37)
The Cleveland Browns desperately need a 3-4 rush outside linebacker as Willie McGinest is 37 and Kamerion Wimbley so far could be called a bust. Trading down 14 spots in the second to gain Greg Ellis would be a no brainer for the Browns.
Trading to the top of the second round would virtually assure us of having our pick of any safety in the draft. It is imperative to get this pick right because this pick represents the future at safety for the Cowboys. My favorite at this position changes daily. (LOL)
Trade For Atlanta's 2nd Round Pick
Send our third round pick (69) , 3 fifth round picks (1, 20 and 30) and a seventh (18) to Atlanta for their second round pick (55) and select Clint Sintim OLB from Virginia
Atlanta only trades down 14 spots to gain 4 additional picks.We move ahead of Miami in the second round and get our replacement for Greg Ellis
Our Remaining Draft Picks
We have one fourth, two comps at the end of the fifth, one sixth and one seventh round pick left to play with.
We can use these picks to add depth at corner, o-line, nose tackle (although I like Junior Siavaii) and MAYBE a WR and QB
With our 5th round comp picks I like:
Louis Vasquez, OG, Texas Tech – Height: 6-5. Weight: 333.
Domonique Johnson, CB, Jackson State – Height: 6-1. Weight: 197.
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Trade values were determined using the NFL Draft Value Chart
Still think we need to draft a safety finally, but what do you think about signing free agent SS James Butler, formerly of the Giants? Heard from a friend who works at Valley Ranch that he is coming in for a look this week. He is 6'3″, good stats for mid career player, and has experience playing in NFC East!
Butler is definately worth a sit down. If he would sign a little higher than 3rd year minimum (05 and 06 don't count because of playing time) and earn a better contract, I'm all for it. Right now Ken Hamlin is the only safety I like on our roster. I think one of the others listed on the current depth chart will squeek through. Signing Butler and hanging on to Courtney Brown probably sets us up the best for drafting a strong safety with ball skills in the draft with our first pick.
If we got Sean Smith, Louis Delmas or Rashaad Johnson, I would want to move Hamlin to SS permanently. With these moves, a weakness would turn into a strength. We'll see.


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Open Government Leaders Support Funding for Key Transparency Initiatives
Nov 16, 2011 by Gavin Baker
OMB Watch and the Sunlight Foundation today released an open letter to the U.S. Senate supporting continued funding for the Electronic Government Fund's important transparency projects. The letter echoes the Obama administration's policy statement issued Nov. 10.read in full
Budgets Are about Choices
Oct 31, 2011 by Gary Therkildsen*
Earlier this month, the city council of Topeka, KS, voted to decriminalize domestic violence in what has become a national-headline-grabbing budget dispute between the city and its county seat, Shawnee. Some are arguing that it's a sad spectacle when a couple of local governments within our nation play jurisdictional games with such a serious issue, but it's important to point out that the standoff didn't have to occur.read in full
Appropriations Policy Riders: They're Ba-ack!
Oct 31, 2011 by Sam Rosen-Amy
Earlier this year, when Congress was finishing the long-overdue budget for fiscal year 2011, the House tried to use the must-pass spending bill to force adoption of dozens of "policy riders." These provisions would have done everything from preventing the regulation of greenhouse gases to prohibiting certain loans to mohair farmers. Fortunately, almost all of them were stripped out of the final bill. However, now, as Congress moves toward finishing the FY 2012 budget, Republicans in the House and Senate are once again attempting to bend the budget process to enact non-budget policies that can't pass on their own merits. Riders have no place in congressional spending bills.read in full
Public Meetings of Super Committee Few and Far Between
Oct 27, 2011 by Craig Jennings
It's been 48 days since the Super Committee's last public meeting on Sept. 8 (and over a month passed between the Super Committee's second and third public hearings). For those of us who have been watching the Super Committee since day one, eagerly awaiting information on the specifics of its proposal for cutting $1.5 trillion dollars from the federal deficit, 48 days of radio silence not only has us on edge, it also has us questioning the Super Committee's commitment to transparency and the democratic process.read in full
IRS Enforcement Likely to Take Hit in 2012 Approps
Oct 14, 2011 by Gary Therkildsen*
Reporting last week in a piece titled, "Bipartisanship lives! And it will likely cost taxpayers money," Suzy Khimm of the Washington Post notes that although Democrats and Republicans are battling over the fiscal year (FY) 2012 budget, "there's one big thing that both parties already agree on: cutting funding for the [Internal Revenue Service (IRS)]." This shortsighted move is likely to end up costing the government money (at a time when every penny is needed) because roughly half of the cuts are coming out of the agency's enforcement budget.read in full
Obama's New Deficit Reduction Plan Unapologetically Balanced
Sep 19, 2011 by Sam Rosen-Amy
Earlier today, President Obama released a new plan for reducing the federal deficit, or the shortfall between revenues and spending. The plan is technically a set of recommendations for the Super Committee, which Congress created last month to find $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. Obama's plan isn't ideal, but it is easily one of the best set of deficit reduction recommendations to come out of Washington in a while.read in full
Senate Committee Proposes Transparency Cuts
Sep 16, 2011 by Sam Rosen-Amy
There's a grand tradition in DC: the Friday afternoon news dump. Press secretaries from across the District save up any bad news, and then release it on Friday after the major news deadlines have passed. That way, articles won't show up until the weekend, when most people aren't paying attention. In yet another example of this, the Senate Appropriations Committee, responsible for the government's yearly funding bills, released four bills this afternoon, all of which had passed out of committee yesterday. And, sure enough, there, buried in one of the bills, is the Senate effectively slashing funding for transparency projects.read in full
How Prepared is the Budget for a Disaster?
Aug 29, 2011 by Craig Jennings
In the past week, the East Coast saw two natural disasters, both of which were thankfully much less destructive than they otherwise could've been. These disasters do, however, remind us that the federal government plays major roles in preparation, information dissemination, emergency response, and recovery aid for natural disasters and provide people with the assistance they need and expect when catastrophe strikes.read in full
Buffett is Right, the Rich Should Pay More in Taxes
Aug 24, 2011 by Gary Therkildsen*
Warren Buffett's op-ed last week calling on Congress to raise taxes on the wealthy has struck a nerve with conservatives, stirring charges of class warfare and zingers about how the billionaire investor should write a check to help Uncle Sam. Exemplifying the right's opprobrium, the reactionary Tax Foundation has been lambasting Buffett in a series of recent posts and has actually gone so far as to call on low- and middle-income Americans to pay more before the rich do.read in full
First Glance at the Super Committee
Aug 11, 2011 by Craig Jennings
As per the debt ceiling deal, the Budget Control Act of 2011, a 12-member special joint committee is to be created to produce legislation that will cut the deficit by $1.5 trilliion. The majority and minority leadership of both houses are tasked with selecting three members each to sit on this so-called Super Committte. Sen. McConnell (R-KY), Sen. Reid (D-NV), and Speaker Boehner (R-OH) made their appointments earlier this week, and by making her appointments today, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) rounds out the Super Committee roster.read in full


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Harvard University Medical School Department of Biological Chemistry Boston, Massachusetts April 18, 1943 Professor Charles R Keyes Mt Vernon, Iowa Dear Professor Keyes, In a Cornell College Bulletin which came to my attention just recently I noted a photograph with you together with some comments on your recent activities. These have impelled me to send a brief note of felicitation. Well I do recall many instances when I benefited from contact with you as a student. Also I remember my good fortune in having been in the audience at the Harvard Commencement when the doctor's degree was conferred upon you, and afafterwards I found you and through your courtesy was introduced to the first Harvard alumni exercises that I had witnessed. These are vivid and pleasant recollections. In conclusion, I express the hope that this will find you in comfortable health and I am certain that it will find you with a surplus of interesting things to do. Sincerely yours Harry C. Trimble