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In 2015 tablet sales will finally surpass PCs, fulfilling Steve Jobs' post-PC prophecy July 8, 2014 at 10:12 am
Back in 2010, a few months after the iPad's release, Steve Jobs predicted that tablets would eventually overtake PCs. Now, according to updated figures from Gartner, after five years of rather crazy tablet growth and slowly declining PC sales, 2015 will be the year that Jobs' post-PC dream is finally realized. In 2015, Gartner predicts a total of 320 million tablet sales, versus just 316 million PC sales (desktops and laptops) — and that's an optimistic figure, too, that presumes businesses will continue to upgrade to Windows 7, and that Windows 9 (probably due in 2015) will drive increased PC sales.
Apple CarPlay: Is that all there is for now? July 7, 2014 at 3:36 pm
Your smartphone already links for music, contacts, and calling. CarPlay adds maps, sort-of texting, and what else?
Fee to pay: UK law comes down on EA's Dungeon Keeper cash shop July 2, 2014 at 4:27 pm
When EA released a free-to-play Dungeon Keeper title on iOS and Android last year, there was substantial backlash from the gaming community. Now, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK has ruled that EA cannot market Dungeon Keeper as a free game.
Android L vs. iOS 8: Can Apple take on Android's biggest update ever? June 26, 2014 at 10:45 am
We don't know what version number or even what it's called. but Android L is going to be the biggest thing that's ever happened to Android.
Android 'L', Android smartwatches, Android Auto, and Android TV announced at Google I/O June 25, 2014 at 2:44 pm
Today, Google will be delivering the keynote for its 2014 I/O conference. The event will be streamed out live, and we'll be covering the keynote with regular updates. We expect to see a lot of big news coming out of the Mountain View company, so return here at 12pm ET (9am PT) for all the nitty gritty.
iFind: World's first battery-free Bluetooth location tag raises $500,000, despite all the hallmarks of being a giant scam June 24, 2014 at 10:59 am
In what is best described as a slow-motion bank robbery, it appears that a Kickstarter scam is about to walk away with over $500,000. The iFind, developed by WeTag, purports to be a battery-free Bluetooth tracking tag. WeTag says it has developed some magical, patent-pending technology that allows the iFind to harvest enough power from the air to operate the Bluetooth beacon forever, without a backup battery. Sadly, a bit like the Solar Roadways project, iFind sounds too good to be true, and 10,000 unfortunate backers are probably about to be conned out of $500,000.
Who in their right mind would buy Amazon's Fire Phone? June 19, 2014 at 9:38 am
As Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, strutted calmly around the stage in Seattle and reeled off the Fire Phone's long, long list of features, I started to become inordinately excited. But as the dust settled and my pulse returned to normal and I begun to think less like techfreak and more like a rational human being, I started wondering: Who would actually buy Amazon's Fire Phone? Would you? Would your friends? Would your mom?
Amazon smartphone event: Fire Phone announced, includes head tracking and object scanning (updated liveblog) June 18, 2014 at 3:10 pm
That's it, folks. The Fire Phone looks neat, but a lot of that technology seems like a gimmick. Until I get to use the device myself, I'll remain skeptical. Still, the pricing model and standard 32GB of storage puts even more pressure on Apple to up the specs on the next iPhone. If Amazon delivers on its promises on July 25th, the smartphone industry is going to get a lot more interesting.
Apple's new Swift language explained: A clever move to boost iOS, while holding Android apps back June 3, 2014 at 2:45 pm
With iOS 8 and OS X 10.10, and the the latest version of the Xcode developer tools, Apple has introduced a whole new programming language called Swift. According to Apple, Swift will make it a lot easier and more fun to develop apps for both iOS and OS X — in contrast to the current language, Objective-C. Swift will also apparently bring a significant performance boost over Objective-C programs. But what is Swift, and how does it offer such a huge performance boost?
Apple unveils Metal API for iOS 8, will shave off OpenGL overhead just like Mantle, DX12 June 3, 2014 at 1:38 pm
Apple's new Metal API could revolutionize the company's gaming support — will Google let this stand, now that both of its competitors have their own close-to-metal approaches to game rendering?


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Published: July 30, 2014
Big Box of Orlando Holiday Pop-up Shop
It's about time somebody made holiday shopping fun again. The Daily City's Big Box of Orlando transformed the Orange Studio in Mills 50 into a cross between a party, an artisan's market and an indoor mall full of local goods. With festive tunes spun by DJ Nigel, a beer and wine cash bar, the Tamale Co. food truck parked outside and more cool giftable goods (from, among others, Lure Design, Lineage Roasting, Cloak and Dapper and West Elm) than you possibly have people on your gift-giving list, the experience made shopping awesome rather than awful. Thanks, The Daily City. We won't dread the holiday season half as much this year knowing that we have your event to look forward to.
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The best of Doha in 2012Be the first to comment 30 December 2012
Al Rayyan Theater
This one has been around for a little longer, but we were really introduced to it during the Doha Tribeca Film Festival. Tucked at the end of Souq Waqif, it's a surprisingly modern theater, with comfy seats and a steep enough seating incline that there really is no bad seat in the house! They've staged films there, as well as arts and cultural programs, dance performances, and even the Sesame Street gang when they brought their furry terror to town. We're hoping 2013 will see them welcoming even more interesting performers and screenings to their stage—we have the space, let's fill it Qatar!
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher told Newsday that he plans on coaching in the NFL again some day and that he's not worried about coming back after such a long hiatus. "It would be a challenge," he said of the layoff since he last coached, "but I think that's probably why I would get back into it, because of the challenge." Cowher was asked if he plans on coaching again "Yeah," he said. Cowher was then asked if he's been tempted by any current NFL openings and if any teams have contacted him "No, no, no, no," replied Cowher. "Hey, we have the Super Bowl. All these coaches are trying to get there. I know I'm going to be there." Cowher doesn't believe his long layoff will be a problem when he comes back. "I did it for 27 years," he said. "You don't just forget things overnight. One thing about this job is it's been really good because it allows me to study the game and do features on the game . . . It's not like I'm out of it. I know how the game is changing." Need NFL Tickets? var _CI = _CI || {}; (function() { var script = document.createElement('script'); ref = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; _CI.counter = (_CI.counter) ? _CI.counter + 1 : 1; document.write(''); script.type = 'text/javascript'; script.src = 'http://widget.crowdignite.com/widgets/27484?_ci_wid=_CI_widget_'+_CI.counter; script.async = true; ref.parentNode.insertBefore(script, ref); })(); sr_adspace_id = 1000005525107; sr_adspace_width = 300; sr_adspace_height = 250; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic";
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Goodwood, has established itself in the south of England as the place to go for horse racing, the Rolls Royce factory, and most notably for the events of the Festival or Speed and the Revival which are centred on historic and modern motorcars, motorcycles & aviation. The Revival has particular interest to me because the whole event is staged in the pre-1966 era and encapsulates the people and the movement that is; the vintage scene.
Some 160,000 people descend upon Goodwood every September for this annual weekend of vintage style. They make the pilgrimage from the world over to soak up the ambiance of a previous era and to indulge in vintage fashion, classic motor racing and aerial displays by classic fighter aircraft.
I have been part of the Goodwood Revival for the past 10 years, with a little vintage bicycle shop. A pop up version of my own office and showroom here in deepest Essex. I de-camp to Goodwood for every Revival, and at the beginning of 2013, I had a call from them. "We want to celebrate the Tour de France, and you're the man to do it". At the end of the conversation, I found myself as the curator of Le Tour De Goodwood, with a task of finding 80 period clothed cyclists with pre-66 racing bicycles and suitable vintage support vehicles.
Starting with a launch at the Goodwood motorsport press day, I then made trips to France, Italy and Belgium to spread the word, followed by lots of correspondence back and forth to participants and Goodwood. A plan slowly came together and was capped off, by tracking down a collection of original vintage 'Le Caravanne' advertising vehicles from a Tour De France collection in Brittany. The hard work bared fruit on the morning of the 13th September 2013 when I opened the doors of my French bicycle shop; the 'Bicyclette D'Aubigny'. Built from scratch by the team at Goodwood (of which I would like to thank Julius Thurgood for its finishing details); it formed the centre of a French town square, which gave the feeling that, Le Tour had stopped at Goodwood. Everyone involved entered into the French spirit, all of which was captured beautifully by photographer, Joe Mcgorty. Joe introduced himself to me at the start of the event and said he wanted to photograph the occasion. These are the results and I felt I had to share them. on The Old Bicycle Showroom magazine.
|Richard Hoffner of Le Velographe
Some films that give a flavour of the event.
The Goodwood Revival takes place every September and more information can be found on the Goodwood website.
Joe Mcgorty is a professional photographer and amongst his more notable portraits are the likes of John Hurt, David Sushet, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Vincent Cassel, Timothy Everest and Audrey Tautou. His website can be found here including the gallery of the rest of the Goodwood Tour de France celebrations.


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These are busy times for the city of Homer. Natural gas is making its way to the southern peninsula. Work on the Deep Water Dock is under way. Harbor work is planned to begin soon. And the well-used Homer Spit Trail is due for an extension, which will bring a smile to those who put the trail to good...Wed, 04/17/2013 - 3:01pm
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Eagles are flying over it and seals are poking their heads above its surface, but will fish be in it? That's the million-dollar question when it comes to the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon, a popular fishing spot on the Spit. "That's a fair question," said Mike Booz, fishery biologist with the A...Wed, 04/10/2013 - 2:47pm
Homer Mayor Beth Wythe stepped away from the gavel during a work session of the Homer City Council on Monday to present a report from the Homer Water and Sewer Task Force, which she chaired. "When all is said and done, there are two rates in water and two rates in sewer," said Wythe. "Th...Wed, 04/10/2013 - 1:45pm
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My son recently got the results to the first part of his Y-DNA testing at Family Tree DNA. The results for the first 12 markers show only one 12/12 match under the Clan Donald surname study and that is a MacColl. None of the 12/12 matches in the Family Tree database had a variant of the McDonald name.
I was quite surprised at this since the family surname is McDonald. The McDonalds emigrated from Ireland to Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland in the late 1850's. So, I was expecting to find matches in Ireland. Matches 11/12 were found with the McDonald surname variants.
I can't contact this person because they gave no contact information. Just wondering why MacColl was the only exact match. I can share the results in any one is interested.
Barbara McDonald
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Every great team needs role players, and sometimes role players step out of the shadows to do great things. For the Oregon Ducks, Daryle Hawkins is the consummate role player. UO's Swiss Army Knife: Since coming to the Ducks in 2009 from Omaha Central High, the 6-4, 202-lb. Hawkins has capably filled a variety of assignments (Bruce Ely, oregonianlive.com photo). In 2010 as a redshirt freshman, he played quarterback, running back and receiver, running 10 times for 68 yards and a touchdown against New Mexico, catching his first touchdown pass a week later against Portland State. Then in December he agreed to return to the scout team to simulate Cam Newton for the Oregon defense, an unselfish move that drew praise from defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti, who told the Jeff Metcalfe of the Arizona Republic, "We can't duplicate exactly who Cam Newton is because we don't have a Heisman Trophy player playing quarterback during practice. But we do have a fast guy who's given us as good a look as he possibly can, and that's helped us. He's done a fantastic job." Hawkins explained simply, "My first reaction was, 'If this is what it's going to take to win, let's do it. I feel honored to have the opportunity. I hope everything I've been practicing as far as giving them a (good) look is going to help me as a quarterback in the future." He went on to tell the azcentral.com reporter, "Most people don't understand how many pieces go into making a great football team. They say every player is important. I truly believe that. When everybody is working hard and putting forth their best effort, that's what really makes something special." The Ducks lost that game 22-19 on a last-second field goal, but Hawkins' diligent work had done a great job of preparing the defense, which held the Auburn offense well below their season average, Newton to 22 carries for 64 yards, a 2.9-yards per carry, intercepting him once and forcing a fumble. Flash forward three years, and #16 is a senior and a full-time slot receiver. Marcus Mariota has his top six receivers returning this year, and Hawkins is one of them, after making 25 catches for 202 yards and three touchdowns last year. Duck coaches were confident Daryle would contribute last season. He's smart, a good student of film, and a hard worker in practice, singled out by then-offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich as one of the highlights of spring in April 2012. "Everybody always wants to talk about the young guys," Helfrich said to Oregonian reporter Aaron Fentress. "But the two guys who had the most consistent, best spring were Daryle Hawkins and Blake Stanton." Hawkins caught 4 passes for 55 yards in the 2012 Spring Game, including 35-yard touchdown toss from Marcus Mariota. He followed that up with three td catches in the Ducks 12-1, #2-rated season last fall, each one in traffic, each time running his route crisply and taking the ball into hands. He grabbed a 7-yd pass in the first quarter against Arizona in the Ducks' PAC-12 opener, a slant route off play action, shaking off a tackler at the goal line: Hawkins slipped into the flat at the goal line to gather in a 7-yd scoring pass from Mariota against Colorado: One of the highlights in Oregon's 62-51 win over USC in The Coliseum last November was Daryle's 14-yard td catch-and-run in the second quarter. He takes in an underneath route and turns upfield, trucking a USC defender at the goal line: The versatile senior is also a disciplined and effective blocker. In this highlight, he screens off the contain man on the weak side, springing De'Anthony Thomas for a 33-yard touchdown run against Arkansas State: Throughout his Oregon career, Daryle has done everything that's been asked of him and more. He applies himself on the field, and in the classroom as a Product Design major. He's unfailingly courteous in interviews, mature and well-spoken, as this clip from KVAL reveals: With Oregon set to pass more in 2013, the reliable and team-oriented senior is likely to get a bigger role in the offense. Another quality fans are sure to like: he's resilient, and doesn't sulk. In his sophomore year in 2011, Hawkins had probably his worst day as a Duck with two untimely drops against Washington. He came back a few weeks later to grab a 25-yard touchdown pass against UCLA in the first PAC-12 Championship Game, a 49-31 win that secured a trip to the Rose Bowl. It's also an invaluable resource for the coaches to have a player that understands every aspect of the offense, able to fill in in an emergency in a number of spots, and serve as a leader and an example in a group of young receivers. It's impossible not to root for Daryle Hawkins, either as a football player or a person. An interview with Nicole of gridirongirl.com reveals more about his role with the team and his outlook on football and college life. "I'm definitely looking forward to any changes that we may have on the offense," he said.
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Police: Alleged drunken driver almost hit squad car
Updated: 03/03/2014 - Madison Police arrested a man for his alleged fourth offense of drunken driving after he almost hit a squad car.
Updated: 03/03/2014 - Madison Police arrested a man for his alleged fourth offense of drunken driving after he almost hit a squad car.
Posted: 03/03/2014 - Madison Police say two men were mugged at gunpoint Sunday morning.
Posted: 03/03/2014 - Monroe Police are investigating a sexual assault that reportedly happened Saturday morning.
Posted: 03/02/2014 - According to the Janesville Police Department, a man charged with a fourth drunken driving offense Friday night had a blood alcohol content of nearly three times the legal limit when arrested.
Updated: 02/28/2014 - Nearly 12 years after an alleged sexual assault in the Town of Madison, a man has been arrested in Texas.
Posted: 02/28/2014 - Dane Co. deputies arrested a Madison man for his alleged 3rd OWI after stopping him for speeding.
Posted: 02/28/2014 - Dane Co. deputies arrested a Marshall woman Thursday night for her alleged 7th offense OWI.
Posted: 02/28/2014 - Madison Police are asking the Dane Co. District Attorney to charge a 40-year-old Reedsburg man in connection to a couple of recent bank robberies in the city.
Posted: 02/28/2014 - Madison Police are searching for a man who followed an 11-year-old girl Thursday afternoon, and was later seen masturbating.
Posted: 02/27/2014 - Madison Police arrested a Middleton teenager accused of stealing credit cards from a west side health club. Officers say the suspect was in the midst of a shopping spree at East Towne Mall.
Posted: 02/27/2014 - Madison Police arrested a man Wednesday afternoon following a crash. Responding officers arrived to find the man still revving his car at high speeds, apparently trying to drive through the other vehicle involved.
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Srikakulam District Collector Saurabh Gaur on Thursday urged youngsters to participate in community activities and social service so that they would become good citizens.
He inaugurated a blood donation camp and photo exhibition on the premises of the Gurajada Educational Society. He said that the administration would campaign for blood donation with a caption that 'Every blood donor is a hero' while congratulating Satish, a student, who coined the catchy slogan.
Mr.Gaur asked youngsters to be the members of youth committees which were involved in adult education, sanitation improvement programme and protection of the environment.
Mr.Saurabh Gaur also asked youngsters to enrol themselves as voters after attaining 18 years of age.
Gurajada Educational Society chairman G.Swami Naidu said that the institution was conducting more programmes in the name of Youth For Society.
Later, the Collector handed over appreciation letters to the blood donors. He appreciated the organisers for the good photos on environment and village life in the exhibition. Red Cross Society Srikakulam wing chairperson P.Jaganmohana Rao, Gayatri College principal Pulakhandam Srinivasa Rao, and Srikakulam Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Offcer T.Kailash Giriswar participated in the programme.


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Eshu (known as Echú or Exú in Latin America) is an Orisha. He is the orisha of roads, particularly crossroads, the orisha with the power over fortune and misfortune, and the personification of death; he is a psychopomp.
Eshu is the spirit of Chaos and Trickery, and plays frequently by leading mortals to temptation and possible tribulation in the hopes that the experience will lead ultimately to their maturation. In this way he is certainly a difficult teacher, but in the end is usually found to be a good one.[1][2]
Eshu in different cultures[edit]
The veneration of Eshu is widespread in the Americas, as well as in Africa, and he is venerated under many different names and attributes:[3]
- Èṣù-Elegba: In Yorùbáland, this is an energy that rose out of the Yangi (sacred red rock) and allows people to communicate with the Irunmole, Orisa, Orunmila, and so on. This is essentially the oldest Orisha.
- Exú de Candomblé: In Candomblé, Exú is the Orixá of crossroads and is the divine messenger.
- Eleguá and Echú: In Santería, Eleguá is an Orichá, and Echú is like his shadow, considered to be more wild and unpredictable. However, Echú can be tamed by Eleguá.
- Legba: In Vodou, Papa Legba is the intermediary between the divine and humanity, while Kalfu is his Petro manifestation.
- Leba: In Surinamese Winti, Leba is the spirit of the streets and crossroads. This spirit cleans the path clean for other spirits. And also cleans the path clean for the believers.
- Exú de Quimbanda: In Quimbanda, Exú is a spirit. Exú de Quimbanda can be "controlled" by the Quimbanda practitioner to go and do many sorts of deeds.
- Lubaniba: In Palo Mayombe, Lubaniba (also Nkuyo\Mañunga\Lucero) is the spirit of balance and guidance through paths.
External links[edit]
- Music & Book of Esù
- Attributes and Music of Eshu
- Cleansings and Ewe Orisa Esu (Sacred Herbs of the Orisa Esu)
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At last Pervez Musharraf, set to step down as army chief after holding the post for over nine years. He sheds his uniform and hands over charge to Gen Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani. Do you think any diffrence will take place with India's relations ?
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whoever comes and goes it is hate India only. that is how they survive there. likewise, the ultimate fate for them is also the same. is there one pak premier who had an old age and peaceful death? musharaff will also hv to pay the price for his greed for power, supporting and initiating terrorism and causing loss of human lives and property along the course of his power play...Answered by serpentine, 28 Nov '07 11:58 am
noAnswered by amit yadav, 28 Nov '07 11:55 am
None for the matter.Answered by Abdul Kadar, 28 Nov '07 11:55 am
All these pak bums are the same.
All these pak bums are the same.
Pakistan wud be Pakistan whosoever the army chief wud be.Answered by Karan Joshi, 28 Nov '07 11:57 am


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Wauwatosa police Detective Robin Schumacher was charged today with misdemeanor theft, felony drug possession and felony misconduct following her July 16 arrest.
According to the criminal complaint:
She was arrested after an evidence clerk noticed pills were missing, prompting an internal investigation.
The investigation revealed confiscated prescription medications had been going missing from the evidence room since June 11. Investigators reviewed video surveillance footage, which showed Schumacher taking pills on six occasions between June 11 and July 11.
The video shows her taking the pills — and on one occasion, the bin the pills are kept in — to her vehicle while she was working. On the day of her arrest, she allegedly filled grocery bags with pills, brought them to her desk, and stuffed the pills in her pocket and under her desk.
Schumacher had more than 40 pills on her at the time of her arrest. She reportedly admitted taking the drugs — which were slated to be destroyed and had been involved in cases that had closed — from the evidence locker. She is accused of taking a variety of prescription pain killers, anti-depressants and other medications.
She has been put on administrative leave and Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber has requested for her termination.
In a statement, Weber wrote: "The members of the Wauwatosa Police Department do not accept inappropriate behavior or illegal conduct by its members. When the discrepancy was brought to our attention by our own employees, it was immediately investigated, and a person was arrested and has subsequently been charged."
Wauwatosa police are conducting a total inventory of the property room to make sure no active cases are affected by the detective's thefts.
The two felony counts carry a maximum sentence of three years in prison each, and the theft could result in nine months of prison time.
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Farm Technology Days is a three day event that showcases the latest innovations in the industry. This year two Portage County farms were selected to co-host.
Each year, counties statewide put in bids to host farm tech days. Once a county is selected, the search begins for a host farm. This year, two neighboring farms are co-hosting.
Dairy farming has been a tradition at the Feltz Family Farm for over 100 years. Ken Feltz tells us that his sons will be the fifth generation.
Ken Feltz and Wife Jackie are proud to be a farm family and proud to play an important role in bringing farm technology days to Portage County.
Pete Zakrezewski with Blue Top Farms, along with his brother-in-law and nephew, maintain the farm his parents own. Pete says this year, the two host farms are working together to bring something different to the annual event.
Portage County is not known for dairy, it's more well known for potatoes and vegetables. They will be able to highlight the potato harvest, green beans and sweet corn, as well as the dairy aspect to keep it diverse.
The planning began three years ago when the farms were chosen to host. They've had to rotate their crops to prepare fields for demonstrations, and set aside land for parking and the exhibit area, known as tent city.
The families say hosting gives them a whole new perspective on the event. Now attending Farm Technology Days the past few years, they did not just go for enjoyment, but also to see everything that goes into organizing before hosting their own.
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I am certain John Owens can respond to the recent critical letter faulting his opposition to the imposition of the new core curriculum in New York State schools. I support Owens' position. The writer assumes Owens opposes excellence because he describes the psychological factors present in every learning environment. Intelligence, and the willingness to apply it are individual endowments. They need the proper atmosphere. A teacher's job is to provide those conditions favorable to learning. Owens' insight in this regard is commendable. Excellence cannot be imposed, least of all by bureaucratic fiat nor corporate competition.
The Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once observed that the greatest danger to liberty lurks in the minds of men with zeal, all those social reformers who are well-meaning but without understanding. I don't know about the well-meaning part, but Bill deBlassio's assault on Charter schools is certainly stereotypical of those bereft of understanding.
One of the saddest things about these school closings is that nearly all the parents of the children who benefit from Charter schools voted for that overgrown Sandinista who is now the new mayor of N.Y.C. I wrote about my fears of deBlassio's hard left philosophy not long ago and it's all coming true faster than I could have imagined. DeBlassio is more interested in protecting special interests, like the self-serving teachers' unions that supported and elected him, than educating underprivileged children. The fact is that Eva Moskowitz, the founder and CEO of the Success Charter Network, has created an education program that is superior to the public education system, which has been failing for years.
It's easy to forget suffering in spring. When the winds blow warm and gentle, the world feels like a tender, forgiving place.
There is always an abundance of volunteers at holiday time. Starting at Thanksgiving, chill air and frost on the ground provide stark contrast to the warmth of hearth and home embodied in our year-end celebrations. Through Christmas (the giving holiday) and all the cold winter months, everyone wants to help feed the hungry (often as a kind of object lesson for children) and comfort the lonely.
I want to take a moment to clear some things up. There's been speculation in the New York and Washington media the last few weeks that I would be running for Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy's congressional seat here on Long Island, as she is retiring after nearly two decades of service. While I am honored by the outpouring of support encouraging me to do so, I will be continuing my work with the New York State Senate.
I admit that I am tempted to try to bring some common sense to the three-ring circus that's set up tent in Washington. You may recall that I ran against the incumbent Ms. McCarthy for that very seat six years ago and since that time, Congress' inability to get anything done seems to have only gotten worse. But it wasn't that long ago that Albany suffered the same malady. Thankfully we're turning that around but the bi-partisan progress we've made in our state capitol is in no way safe.
If you can read this newspaper, thank a teacher. And then get up to speed on the school budget. The annual school budget dance has begun and the Floral Park Dispatch will soon release preliminary numbers. For the next several weeks, the most active anti-tax activists and the most energetic parents of young children will wrangle over taxes and spending.
For the last several years, budgets have gotten tighter and tighter. Recently, principals and superintendents across Long Island have been saying they can't even maintain existing programs under current limitations. The geniuses in Albany have been sending our schools less and less tax revenue, and on top of that imposed a cap that limits the ability to raise revenue on our own.
A few weeks from now, New York's public school children in grades 3-8 will spend six days taking the poorly designed, expensive New York State Assessments. The overreliance on these tests has pushed school districts to abandon successful curriculum models and confine themselves instead to the limited, unproven and expensive Common Core standards.
"Prepping" for these dreary, mind-numbing examinations greatly reduces the time our kids can spend on appropriate, meaningful educational pursuits. It inhibits excellent teachers from bringing their inspiration and ingenuity into the classroom. The tests penalize children for their creativity and original thinking, and they punish gifted children and those with special needs even more severely. The process also channels tens of millions of our tax dollars out of the classrooms and into the coffers of rapacious testing corporations, who view our children as nothing more than a footnote on their bottom line. These companies also eagerly look forward to gaining access to our children's confidential personal information.
We're almost there! With years of bipartisan support, we're now closer than ever to seeing comprehensive campaign finance reform. Governor [Andrew] Cuomo's budget includes
a small donor matching fund, ensuring that we'll see more candidates running and more participation by small donors (a healthier democracy!) And while it's clear that his constituents support these changes, it's not clear why Senator Jack Martins does not. Is he listening to us or to his large campaign contributors? All eyes are on you, Senator Martins!
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Village of Bellerose Mayor Henry Schreiber endorses incumbent Trustee candidates, Margaret Hagan and Kenneth Moore, in the upcoming Bellerose Village election. Hagan has been instrumental in her role as trustee responsible for the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development making funds available for housing rehabilitation to village residents. As trustee, Moore is vital to the safety of the village in his emergency response roles with the Bellerose Village Fire Department and the county at large as part of the Nassau County First Battalion Emergency Operations.
Both Trustees Hagan and Moore have been outstanding trustees serving the Board and Village of Bellerose for more than 10 years collectively. The mayor also urges residents to show support through voting on Village Election Day, Tuesday, March 18, from noon to 9 p.m. at Bellerose Village Hall, 50 Superior Road.
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On Feb. 3, I celebrated my 30th year as a law enforcement officer. In that time I have witnessed both the best of humanity and the worst. Thank God that the good times far outweighed the bad. Having recently witnessed another potentially fatal traffic accident involving youths, and alcohol; I feel I would be remiss in not commenting publicly on a recent event within our Floral Park Village. This incident involved a decades old formula for tragedy - Youth + Alcohol + Driving (speed) = Disaster.
There is ample research that the drinking of alcohol is not a "youthful rite of passage" but rather has some real world implications most of which result in tragedy and misfortune. I ask that you as parents, educators, and other concerned stake holders join the Floral Park Police Department in addressing this very serious problem that exists within our Village.
Finally, the thermometer has cracked the 50-degree mark. Our clocks have sprung forward. A new type of snowdrop—tiny white flowers—is poking out of the lingering snowmelt in Floral Park. Soon we'll be seeing early bloomers like witch hazel and daffodil. Then the roadside forsythia will explode in tiny yellow blossoms, a rainbow of azaleas will burst forth, and the floral season will be in full swing.
Readers will have noticed a bumper crop of horticulture coverage creeping into our pages already. Who can resist the vision of bright scarlet camellias in the dead white of winter? Gardening is a favorite hobby of many in Floral Park Dispatch, and we want to help you make the most of your plot of earth, whether it's measured in acres or square feet, whether you prefer flowers or veggies or just a flawless smooth green lawn adorned with precisely carved topiary.
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The U.S. Debate Over Ukraine Has Everything to Do With Iran
March 03, 2014
A Russian takeover of the Crimea changes nothing about the geo-strategic calculus in the region.
"The Specter of the Kiev Maidan is Haunting the Offices of the Kremlin"
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Polish cold-war dissident Adam Michnik says the Ukraine occupation might be the beginning of Putin's end.
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Putin's use of force in Crimea undermines a key post-Cold War agreement on the denuclearization of Ukraine.
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Western arrogance left Russia feeling humiliated—and led to the rise of Vladimir Putin.
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If energy is disrupted, gas prices and plane fares in the U.S. could go up.
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Harrogate resident Jan Warhurst was fed up that every time she got the decorators in they painted over the sashes and got them stuck.
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