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North Mason High School senior Brian Hunt, a new volunteer, distributes canned food into boxes, which fill up a big part of the room at the Christ Lutheran Church "lodge."
Penny Waples (left), Deanna Middaugh and Sammy Warren (at the sink) wash, cut and package carrots. Sunshine's fruit stand has been providing produce at cost for the program. Other supporters include RiteAid, which donated bread.
Christ Lutheran Church day care members Savanah Brown (7), Emily Smith (6), Michelle Swearingen (11) and Carson Brown (7) count gleaned apples with help from teacher assistant Shawna Rinehart. Day care kids helped out regularly to pack boxes.
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Thousands of people are expected to attend a candlelight vigil tonight in honor of their classmates. Chris Stewart and Deanna Rivers, both Shenendehowa seniors, were killed in a car accident this weekend. Two other students were injured. Our Megan Cruz reports.
CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. -- Thousands are expected to attend tonight's vigil at Shen: family and friends of Chris Stewart, Deanna Rivers, Matt Hardy, Bailey Wind and their two school communities: Shen and Shaker, and also more than a dozen other neighboring schools. All in memory of the two friends they've lost, and to support the two friends recovering from Saturday's accident.
Monday was a tough day for people, the first day back for the school communities after they heard of the news. At Shen, a memorial of flowers and notes has been growing for Chris and Deanna. It's become a place for people to gather and grieve together, and to keep their spirits up for Bailey and Matt, who are still in the hospital.
"Chris never hurt a fly and everyone loved Deanna. They are the nicest and they only deserve the best," said Matthew Hendrickson, a Shen junior.
"I didn't know who she was and she came up to me and say 'hi' on the first day. Just the nicest girl. She could friend anyone. It is going to be rough without them. I love both of them so much," said Connor Chatterton, a Shen junior.
That's what school administrators hope tonight's vigil will continue to be: a chance for people to come together to cope with what's happened to these four teens. Chris was the captain of Shen's football team, and Deanna was a softball star. Both will have their numbers painted on the football field where the vigil will be held. Some students, coaches, and school administrators will speak, then there will be balloon launches from both the football and softball fields in their honor. They also plan to dim the lights in the stadium so that everyone can light a candle.
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Twenty years ago, Shane Woodson was an usher at Village 8 Theatres, where he spent much of his time tearing tickets. Two decades later, he's an actor, writer, director and producer – and he's coming back to the cinema on Dutchman's Lane – this time to premiere his award-winning feature film, "Barracuda."
On Friday, Nov. 25, he will sign autographs at Village 8 after the 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. showings of "Barracuda." The film tells the story of a phone sex operator seeking vengeance on sex offenders while driving in – what else? – a 1966 Plymouth Barracuda. It's directed by Woodson and written by Christy Oldham, with whom he co-owns Mercury Rising Films.
"There's quite a bit of truth (in the film)," Woodson said. "Christy was a part-time sex phone operator so she could pay her bills. The main characters in the film were derived from real-life phone calls."
One such character is a schizophrenic named Dudley Johnson, whom Woodson plays in the film.
"He thinks he's Elvis Presley and is one of the key villains the main character has to take down," Woodson explained.
"Barracuda" is a dark comedy filled with gritty action similar to the cult-classic "Grindhouse," but beneath the surface of the storyline is an important social message that's become increasingly relevant recently. "We've got this stuff with Penn State – we have pedophiles, escaped racists, incest, character flaws and disturbed people who need to be brought to justice," Woodson said.
The film took three years to complete, including a year to write the screenplay and a year to edit footage. In just 30 days, the film was shot at various locations in Los Angeles, Louisiana, Louisville and New Albany.
Since its completion, the film has won several awards from film festivals across the U.S., including the 2011 Mississippi International Film Festival, the 2011 Flint Film Festival in Michigan, and it outsold all of its screenings at the 2011 New Orleans Film Festival.
In just a few weeks, another of Woodson's films, "The Legend of Black Annie," will also hit the festival circuit. Woodson appears as one of the leads in the horror film, playing a crooked sheriff.
"A good story is a good story no matter what genre it is," Woodson said. "That's been my motto as a working actor in California for 20 years. I'm a character actor and have played all sorts of crazy roles. It's never boring and you never know what you're going to be playing – cookie-cutter to wacky to more psychologically disturbed characters."
In the last decade, Woodson has acted in such feature films and television shows as "Criminal Minds," "Resident Evil: Extinction," "Johnson Family Vacation" and "Southland." He got his start in the film industry as an actor, but equally enjoys his work behind the camera as well.
"It's my calling," he said. "It's why God put me here – to make people laugh and cry and maybe learn about themselves and leave the movie theater feeling better. The good, the bad and the ugly – you learn from it all."
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The Rocket Summer
Texas native Bryce Avary, the singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist mastermind behind The Rocket Summer, has accomplished enough for someone a lot older, as he prepares to release his second Island Records release (and fourth overall), Of Men and Angels, the follow-up his major label debut, 2007's Do You Feel.
Since launching his career as a 16-year-old with the independently released The Rocket Summer EP, a name he took from a Ray Bradbury short story, Bryce has toured around the world, selling out venues not just in the U.S., but Canada, the U.K. and Japan, while playing such noted events as U.K.'s Glastonbury Festival, Scotland's T in the Park, Japan's Summer Sonic Festival, Austin City Limits, SXSW, Bamboozle, Cornerstone and the 2007 Vans Warped Tour.
"With this album, I wanted to strip away some of the expectations and goals even more so that have perhaps held me back in the past," he explains. "I still tried to write songs the whole world would want to sing along to, a beautiful and huge record. But I went into it with the attitude, I want to make an album of genuine and honest songs written from my heart and personal experiences that musically and lyrically would be better than anything I had done yet and above all would be an album that would hopefully, truly move and affect people. The whole pop success is like playing the lottery anyway. Of course it would be amazing, but for me it's all about focusing everything you have on making the greatest music you can without banking on any thing else. I'm grateful to be doing this and I want to do this for the right reasons."
For someone as spiritually motivated as Avary, that means he focuses on the struggles and victories of life's often-challenging journey in Of Men and Angels. There's the fervent post-emo power-pop punk riffs propelling "You Gotta Believe," the autobiographical tale of romance and surviving the bad times in the hint of a hip-hop groove in "Hills and Valleys" and the quiet-to-loud, mud-below-to-ground-above contrast of "Light," while "Nothing Matters" is a paean to altruism and selflessness, "Pull Myself Together" about accepting grace and allowing yourself to move on while learning from your mistakes and the moving, hymnal "Walls," an epic ballad on battling depression. And if his songs often tackle serious topics, Avary isn't above concocting something more tongue-in-cheek, like "Japanese Exchange Student," which compares his social life as an up-and-coming artist to that of a student's experience in a foreign land, and "I Need a Break (But I'd Rather Have a Breakthrough)," his own sly acknowledgement of the role of luck in pop success.
Avary produced the album with CJ Eriksson, who engineered Do You Feel, recording "21 or 22 finished tracks…almost two albums' worth" at Ocean in Los Angeles and in Austin, playing, as he did on his previous albums, all the instruments himself—tackling guitar, keys, bass and drums, which were the first thing he learned as a kid.
"I wanted this to be the best record I've ever made to date, so when people look back on it, they say, 'That's an album which really affected my soul.'"
In fact, The Rocket Summer has a way of getting Bryce Avary's fans to feel just that. His albums and live shows are all about positivity, optimism, seeking a higher power, overcoming our struggles.
"Yes, this is a very spiritually charged album," nods Bryce. "That's the biggest thing in my life and it's what keeps me going. That's the root of everything I do."
Of Men and Angels follows last October's release of the four-song You Gotta Believe EP, which debuted at #1 on iTunes alternative chart and #5 overall. Three of the songs, including the title track, "Hills and Valleys" and "Light," were part of a "Complete Your Album" iTunes promotion, and are all included in the new release.
Musically, Avary is a one-man show—though he tours with several longtime friends—who has been compared to similar wizards and true stars like Brian Wilson, Prince or Todd Rundgren, although in an updated, anthemic punk-rock style.
"I don't intentionally set out to write radio hits, but I do want my songs to connect with the world," he says, "something that can ignite the airwaves."
"I'm happier than I've ever been about this album. Musically, I wanted it to be a little more organic, very little chopping on the drums, no autotune on the vocals, longer takes. I wanted the album to be real, but still sound slick. It just doesn't have that sterile feeling you get when things are chopped up and made computer-perfect."
There are a number of candidates for hit singles on Of Men and Angels, but wealth and fame aren't exactly the most important things on Bryce's mind.
"Walls," a song that deals directly with people's depression, shows how he uses his own experiences to comfort others going through similar situations. It helps explain the kind of viral following that turned last year's video for "Do You Feel" into an Internet phenomenon. With guest appearances by Paramore's Jeremy Davis and Josh Farro, Jack's Mannequin's Andrew McMahon, Forever the Sickest Kids' Jonathan Cook, All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth, MxPx's Mike Herrera, Hellogoodbye's Forrest Kline and Relient K's Matt Theissen, the clip led to the album version of the song being played more than 4 million times on The Rocket Summer's MySpace site.
"People start tearing up when they hear 'Walls,'" nods Bryce. "We're definitely aware the kind of connection we have with our fans. I just see that as God working through the music. And I'm just fortunate to be a part of it."
In the end, Avary uses that good fortune to help others. He performed the White House last summer in connection with his support of Invisible Children, an organization dedicated to rescuing youngsters who have been kidnapped and enlisted against their will into the Ugandan army. He has also started a clothing line, 'CALL IT CAPTIVATE" which donates 25% of sales to several different charities they have partnered with, from disease research and poverty aid to orphanages, leaving it up to the buyer to decide which one to the "CIC" Charities they would like to donate to.
"I like to support people who do good things," says Bryce. "I'd do this even if I weren't playing music. But I'm fortunate enough to stand in front of a microphone, so I might as well say something that helps."
"Save me/I need it/And I can't help/But feel desperate/My desires they seem/Are coming to their endings… But I will trust/It's not the end/But a great beginning." "Light"
"When there's opposition, and you know what you're doing is good, maybe it's because something bigger is actually happening," says Bryce. "You just have to hold on a little tighter, trust that things will get better. But I'm definitely not quitting."
Of Men and Angels is not the sound of someone giving up, but rather The Rocket Summer making one huge step for band-kind.
"I like the term 'young veteran,'" says Avary. "But at the same time, I don't want people to think this album is not fresh. I'd be a liar if I didn't say it would be nice to have the radio and TV thing happening. I'd love to expand this, play bigger venues and reach more people. But we already have this loyal, hardcore following and I couldn't be more grateful for this. And I keep pushing myself forward, trying to make a great album, trying to put on the best live performance I can."
With Of Men and Angels, Bryce Avary shows The Rocket Summer is ready for take-off… The sky's the limit.
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Taking place once again at the one and only Emperors Palace right next to the JHB International Airport, this expo provides an inspiring array of fresh ideas and products, has everything a home owner needs under one roof, plus loads of free giveaways, abd entertainment. With some of the latest and greatest Home Trends, this is an event not to miss.
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Kimi Raikkonen insists his engine problem in Friday's practice in Brazil is "not the end of the world."
The Finn was sidelined after just three laps in first practice at the Interlagos circuit as his Lotus mechanics worked to fix an ignition coil problem.
Spending over half the session in the garage, Raikkonen eventually ventured out for the final 20 minutes, covering 11 laps.
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"We had a problem in the morning but it's just one of those things; you don't want it to happen, but it's not the end of the world," Raikkonen said.
"It's unfortunate it took a while to fix as we missed time on track. Other than that, it was a very normal Friday for us.
"It was quite difficult to find a good set-up so we tried quite a few things.
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Cooperstown credentials
By Craig Muder
When all-time saves king Trevor Hoffman announced his retirement on Wednesday, it marked the end of a brilliant career.
It also started the clock running on his Hall of Fame candidacy, which is scheduled to begin in 2016.
It seems like a long time from now. But by the time we reach fifth United States presidential election of the new millennium, the Hall of Fame may be in the midst of a historic run of inductees.
Since the Baseball Writers' Association of America began electing Hall of Fame candidates in 1936, 44 players have won election in their first year of eligibility. This includes the first five of Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner in 1936, but does not represent the elections of Lou Gehrig (elected by acclimation) in 1939 or Roberto Clemente (elected by special election) in 1973.
Starting in 1936, the BBWAA has conducted 68 Hall of Fame elections. And only once – 1989-90 – have at least two first-ballot candidates been elected in back-to-back years. Those elections featured Johnny Bench and Carl Yastrzemski in 1989, followed by Joe Morgan and Jim Palmer in 1990.
But beginning in 2013, the BBWAA could easily select multiple first-ballot candidates in four straight elections.
Two years from now, the Hall of Fame ballot will feature players like Craig Biggio, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mike Piazza and Curt Schilling for the first time. The following year, in 2014, Tom Glavine, Jeff Kent, Greg Maddux, Mike Mussina and Frank Thomas will debut on the ballot.
In 2015, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez and John Smoltz are all eligible for the first time. And in 2016, Hoffman will join Ken Griffey Jr. on the ballot.
Since the selection of the first class, the 1999 election marked the only time as many as three first-ballot candidates were elected in the same year. In that time, only seven other elections (1962, 1982, 1989, 1990, 2001, 2004, 2007) featured as many as two first-ballot electees.
But with the above list featuring the likes of four 300-game winners, three members of the 500-home run club, a member of the 3,000-hit club and the all-time saves leader, we could see a couple years with three-or-more electees and as many as four years with multiple enshrines.
Predicting the BBWAA vote is never easy. But the talent set to become Hall of Fame-eligible in the next five years in undeniable.
As for 2017 and beyond, consider the likes of Chipper Jones, Mariano Rivera, Ivan Rodriguez, Jim Thome and Omar Vizquel – all of whom are likely to retire in the next few seasons. The streak could easily reach five or six years with multiple first-ballot electees.
Bottom line: Baseball was filled with shining stars in the 1990s and 2000s. And thanks to those players, Cooperstown is going to be one busy place this decade.
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Maddux, Randy Johnson, and Griffey are the three no-doubt-about-it, first-ballot Hall of Famers on this list. Bonds and Clemens obviously would been as well, but will have to pay a penalty for their misdeeds, probably by being forced to wait a bit longer for their inductions. All of the others cited are very likely to make Cooperstown, although not on their first year of eligibility.
Although closers in general are specialists who don't typically get a ton of votes, I believe Hoffman will get more than most closers and certainly has the round number of 600 that helps. The HOF is a numbers game and he definitely hit some big ones. His evolution is what is appreciated the most. He started out blowing people away and then over time developed one of the best change ups this game has ever seen. Tip of the cap. I doubt he will be 1st ballot but I don't see him getting passed up for long. In 2014 Maddux will be 1st ballot and is perhaps one of the best pitchers in the history of baseball. Considering the monster ROID era he pitched in and what he accomplished is simply amazing. The more footage I see when looking back just shows what kind of mental preparation and strategy he used to make amazing hitters look foolish.
Don't forget Pedro Martinez. His career is not one of milestones but of a sustained streak of utter greatness. (See Sandy Koufax & Dizzy Dean) Just sayin'…


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Black Friday veterans share their tales
If you're like most Americans, the day after Thanksgiving provides some of the most ruthless shopping one can endure in a lifetime.
Most veteran shoppers on Black Friday grab friends or force family members to wake up and help grab all the deals they can.
Do you get a rush when you purchase something?
When you swipe your credit card, hit the "yes" button on the machine, and then sashay with your just- bought treasures.
It's no surprise that we can get this rush, just like any other pleasurable activity, shopping can spur an immediate feel-good feeling in us.
I've always been intrigued by some of those you-gotta-be-kidding-me deals the big chain stores promise.
Whether we need something or not, the thrill of the hunt or the excitement of getting the best deal is enough for most of us to get up and at it early on Black Friday.
I caught up with some experienced Black Friday shoppers to share some of the tricks of the trade.
Share your Black Friday experience.
Black Friday shopping is a fun tradition. I go every year with my family … trying to get the best deals. The hustle, bustle and crowds are half the holiday fun!
— Caroline King
After savvy savings over the last 6 months, I camped out in front in front of a big box store for five hours until opening.
I brought hand warmers, blankets, leftovers, an ipod and a beach chair. I WAS PREPARED TO WAIT IT OUT.
Finally the doors open. I had my eye on the wide-screen TV deal.
My parents were going to be ecstatic as I landed this big fish. I proudly reached into my purse, pride switched to panic as realization hit that while I remembered turkey sandwich and hand warmers, I forgot the most important element to this endeavor.
My secret stash of cash was left out in the car in the glove box. Needless to say the folks standing in line behind me were not thrilled as I ran to get my cash.
— Ellie Johnson
What advice would you give someone who is attempting his or her first Black Friday outing?
You must have a plan! Always look through the newspaper and do some "extreme Christmas couponing" before your shopping adventure begins!
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Maintaining healthy and productive soil topic of seminar
Farmers from throughout the county gathered at the Dan Abnet farm for this year's annual Adams County Soil and Water Annual Field Day.
This year's event included a combination of Adams County Soil and Water Conservation District, Upper Wabash Valley Basin Commission and St. Mary's River Watershed Project.
"The purpose of this is promoting soil and water health and quality," said Katy Stoller, resource specialist for the Indiana Department of State Agriculture.
Emphasis at the seminar included soil health demonstrations, no-till use of cover crops and soil quality. There was also discussion concerning cover crop choices, precision planting and crop production. The seminar was also permitted to count as credit for those working on their PAPR credit pesticide applicator.
Other topics included seeding a cover crop, nutrient management, environmentally friendly transitioning to no-till, pasture management techniques and which grass to plant.
This year's event was hosted by Dan and Brad Abnet.
Dan Abnet has been raising 600 acres of corn, soybeans and wheat full time since 1996. Along with his farrow to finish hogs, he has been taking steps to manage his farm, not only more efficiently, but also with a greater focus on the environment. Taking advantage of cost share programs, he uses no-till and cover crops on many of his acres to build and protect soil health.
Brad Abnet oversees the management of a 25 head heard of beef cattle. Since converting row crop ground to permanent pasture with help of cost share programs, prepared for rotation grazing system that allows them to be pastured for much of the year. Brad has recently graduated from OSU with degrees in crop production and beef and sheep production and is back to assist on the farm.
Those present were given information from the Lower St. Marys River Basin which takes in 240,366 acres in northeast Indiana.
The project goals include:
_Reduce sediment in all monitored streams to meet a level of 30mg/I by 2028
_Reduce amount of trash/debris in the watershed by 50 percent by 2028
_Reduce Atrazine levels to meet a level of 3.00 ug/I (ppb) in all monitored streams by 2028
_Reduce levels of E. coli to meet IDEM water quality standards (235 cfu/100ml)
_Reduce levels of nutrients to meet levels set forth by the TMDL: Nitrogen (10mg/I) Phosphorus (0.30 mg./I) by 2028.
_Reduce Ammonia levels so as not to extend Criterion Continuous Concentration by 2028
_Significantly reduce storm water runoff and activity in Regulatory Flood Hazard Area in order to reduce severity and impacts of flooding by 2028.
_Increase public awareness and participation by 50 percent by 2028.
Those present also learned that the Upper Wabash River Valley Basin Commission has decided to focus on goals that improve both water quality issues and water quantity issues in the Upper Wabash River watershed.
Goals of the Basin Commission include improving water quality to meet Indiana water quality targets and reduce damages associated with water quality in the Wabash River watershed, reduce in-stream and private property damages and promote application and participation to implement BMPs throughout the watershed in an effort to remove 303(d) segment listings and impairments in the basin.
Other goals include improving water quality targets and reduce damages associated with water quantity in the Wabash River watershed through basin-wide land use planning and ordinance development for the protection of agricultural activities and floodplain management and to remove 303(d) segment listings and impairments within the Upper Wabash River Basin due to E. coli and nutrient concentrations through proper agricultural nutrient management and on-site household wastewater treatment systems.
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Who's Building the Do-It-Ourselves Economy?
Corbyn Hightower was doing everything right. She worked long hours selling natural skin care products, flying between cities to meet customers, staying in posh hotels. She pulled down a salary that provided her family of five with a comfortable home in a planned community, a Honda SUV, health insurance, and regular shopping trips for the best natural foods, clothes, shoes, and toys.
Then the recession hit. Her commissions dried up, and the layoff soon followed. Life for Corbyn, her stay-at-home husband, and three children changed quickly.
First the family moved to a low-rent house down the street from a homeless shelter. They dropped cable TV, Wi-Fi, gym membership, and most of the shopping. Giving up health insurance was the most difficult step—it seemed to Corbyn that she was failing to provide for her young daughters. Giving up the car was nearly as difficult.
As our economy goes through tectonic shifts, this sort of adaptation is becoming the new normal. Security for our families will increasingly depend on rebuilding our local and regional economies and on our own adaptability and skills at working together. At the same time, we need government to work on behalf of struggling families and to make the investments that create jobs now and opportunities for coming generations. That will require popular movements of ordinary people, willing to push back against powerful moneyed interests.
Where Are the Jobs?
How did we get to an economy in which millions are struggling?
Officially, the "Great Recession" ended in the second quarter of 2009. For some people, the recovery is well under way. Corporate profits are at or above pre-recession levels, and the CEOs of the 200 biggest corporations averaged over $10 million in compensation in 2010—a 23 percent increase over 2009.
But for most Americans, there's no recovery, and some are confronting homelessness and hunger. Twenty-five million are unemployed, under-employed, or have given up looking for work. Forty-five percent of unemployed people have been without a job for more than 27 weeks, the highest percentage since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started keeping track in 1948. There's a growing army of "99ers," people who have been unemployed for more than 99 weeks and have exhausted all unemployment benefits.
Fifty-three percent of Americans say jobs and the economy are the most important issues facing the country; just 7 percent say the deficit is the most important. Yet budget cuts and austerity have replaced job creation in the national dialogue.
American workers have become expendable to many of the corporations that run the economy; NAFTA and other trade laws opened the floodgates of outsourcing to low-wage countries. Many of the jobs that can't be outsourced are being eliminated, or hours, pay, and benefits are being cut.
As corporations amass greater power, wealth, and influence, they successfully lobby for tax breaks and federal subsidies and set the national policy agenda. As long as the giveaways continue, along with massive military spending, governments have to cut education, public services, and infrastructure investments—and the jobs that go with these public benefits.
Real Solutions
Leaders in both parties tell us growth is what's needed, but the evidence suggests growth alone won't help most Americans. GDP has grown steadily and is now back to pre-recession levels.
But since the official end of the recession, virtually all of the new income—92 percent as of the first quarter of 2011—has gone to corporate profits, according to a May report by the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University. None of the increased GDP has gone to boost wages and salaries.
More importantly, since World War II, growth has been built on cheap energy—particularly petroleum—and low-cost dumping of the effluents of a wasteful global economy. Now the easy-to-pump oil is nearly used up, and the cost of extracting petroleum is rising. At the same time, we've used up the Earth's capacity to absorb climate-changing gases and other forms of pollution. Changes in the delicate balance of atmospheric gases are already disrupting the climate, and extreme weather events are happening with increasing frequency. Growth has failed to yield prosperity, and the planet cannot bear more of it.
So how do we create an economy that provides dignified livelihoods to all who are willing to work, without undermining the natural systems we, and our children, rely on?
A real solution requires a vision that is both humble in terms of the material wealth we can expect and ambitious about the fairness, mutual support, and quality of life we can build.
Here is a three-part plan for building real prosperity in an age of limits:
1. Local Economies, Local Ecosystems
The corporate economy has failed to offer economic security to most Americans and has undermined the environment and the living standards of people around the world. Strong local and regional economies are the way to a sustainable and resilient recovery. Small businesses actually create more jobs and innovation than big corporations. And entrepreneurs with long-term stakes in their local environment and economy have both the means and the motivation to protect them. There are many simple ways individuals and communities can support the transition to local economies.
Buy local. By buying goods and services locally and regionally, we keep money circulating in the Main Street economy, where new jobs are most likely to be created. Shop at a big box store, and the money goes to corporate headquarters almost immediately. Buy local food and your money stays home. We can also generate energy locally. Farmers are earning extra income by installing windmills. In Cleveland, a university and the city government are contracting to buy the electricity generated by solar panels a worker-owned co-op installs on their buildings (see page 26). Investment in weatherization immediately creates local jobs while reducing energy payments that leave the community. State and local governments, too, can strengthen their economies, and ultimately their tax bases, by buying as locally as possible. Substitute local for "imported," and you create local jobs built on the solid foundation of local demand.
Bank local, too. Capital is the life-blood of enterprise. When banks are located in the community, they come to know local businesses and what sorts of loans are likely to work. When banks hold the loans, rather than sell them, they have an incentive to make wise loans. Credit unions, community-rooted banks, and state banks (see page 46) invest in the local economy, instead of siphoning off our bank deposits to use for global speculation.
Start with strengths. Under the old economic development strategy, communities compete with each other for jobs by offering corporations ever greater tax breaks and concessions on health and safety regulations and union rights. This race-to-the-bottom strategy may yield occasional wins, but it's a long-term loser. A more successful strategy is to build economies from the grassroots up, starting with existing assets. For some communities, their primary asset might be a vibrant local arts scene (see page 29). For others, it's a natural resource, like forests or farmland. Or it might be a hospital, university, high-tech enterprise, or other "anchor institution" that isn't going away (see page 26).
Start by finding ways to turn these assets into sustainable livelihoods. An unused building could provide a place for start-up farmers to try vertical farming, for example. Then look for ways to link these core enterprises to local customers, vendors, a skilled labor pool, and so on.
Use wasted resources. Instead of demolishing and landfilling obsolete buildings, local entrepreneurs are creating jobs by disassembling them and selling components. Other common wastes: used clothes and books and repairable appliances. Unharvested fruit trees. Church kitchens that sit empty most of the week but could be health department certified for food processing start-ups. Methane from landfills, which could heat homes instead of the climate. Front yards that could be farmed. Each wasted resource could be transfomed into a job.
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Police say Beaumont was not armed when he entered the school. Police say Beaumont didn't have a clear explanation for the staff about why he was at the school, but mentioned having been bullied when he attended there years ago. Officers later searched his home and found a loaded semiautomatic weapon and other unloaded rifles and firearms.
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Health professionals usually call Type 2 diabetes a chronic, progressive illness. "Chronic" means you'll always have it. "Progressive" means you will almost certainly get worse. The best you can hope for is to slow its progression through your diet, exercise, and oral medicine or insulin.
The diagnosis of a chronic, progressive condition can feel like having a curse put on you. If you have to get worse, if you can't avoid complications and premature death, then why struggle with your diet and managing your diabetes? In the words of Jenny Ruhl, a blogger with LADA (latent autoimmune diabetes of adults, sometimes called "Type 1.5" diabetes), "If there is nothing you can do, it is rational behavior to shift your energy elsewhere and enjoy life — including the foods you love — while you can."
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On the same note, a reader named Bob wrote, "By limiting carbs, my [HbA1c level] dropped from an 8.6% to a most recent reading of 4.9%." And Terri posted, "I am a diabetic who eats a low-carb vegan diet. I am far healthier now at 53 than ever before and maintain perfect glucose control."
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In a talk published by online resource Medscape in December 2003, diabetes expert Roy Taylor, MD, professor of medicine at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom, stated that even good blood glucose control doesn't slow the progression of complications much. Dr. Taylor said that the United Kingdom Prospective Diabetes Study (UKPDS, a landmark 20-year study published in 1998) showed that "intensive therapy made a difference" in eye damage, "but not a staggering difference, [and]…abnormal nerve function continues to progress." Intensive blood glucose control, furthermore, "does not seem to be able to stop kidney damage."
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LOL...what a riot. I love the last photo...so cute! Have a great week!ReplyDelete
Love life moments on film! Kids grow up way, way to quick! My oldest is graduating High School on Sat and off to college by August! Sooo not ready for that one!!ReplyDelete
Oh, Amy, I feel for you! I thought people were crazy, too, till I put my daughter on the bus the first day of kindergarten - I cried all day, and took a good couple of months to adjust! Whew! Are there TWO kids in that pile?? Cute! Love those diaper carriers, and good luck in my giveaway that you entered - thanks!ReplyDelete
That's what I call "Real Life." I remember those days with 4 children at home. Everyday was an adventure---------.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! You are busy! My oldest starts Kindergarten in September and I think its crazy - she will only be 3 1/2!ReplyDelete
Life takes over....It's been pretty crazy for me too!! :)ReplyDelete
Sometimes it's nice to step away from the computer though. Can't wait to see what you come up with next. Have a great week!
Thanks for sharing the photos! The mountains are BEAUTIFUL in the background, and your kids are quite lovely, too! Enjoy the chaos! They will grow up and leave your house all too quiet one day.ReplyDelete
Glad to see that my kids aren't the only one who pull their mattresses to the floor! And my oldest starts kindergarten in the fall and I feel the same, only difference is mines the big kid of the family. I want summer to crawl along and really enjoy these last few months of him home. Enjoy your time as well, and we will overlook any random or boring blog posts untill then!ReplyDelete
The good news is that they are asleep!ReplyDelete
As such a busy mother, I don't know how you do all that you do. I hope you have a wonderful summer.
Ha, that last picture is priceless!ReplyDelete
Same thing happened here, only about a week and a half behind your schedule. We are trying to figure out our summer schedule and I'm still not finding much time to blog. :)ReplyDelete
Hi Amy....I have 4 kids too!I remember having a serious cry the day my baby starting KG....next week she graduates HS !! Bittersweet is my word for JUNE .....ReplyDelete
WOW - is that your backyard view? Those mountains are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I love it! Sounds like we are living very similar lives...nice to know I am not the only one busy with everyday 'life'. Good luck getting a few things accomplished :)ReplyDelete
I feel your pain. :)ReplyDelete
My baby is graduating kindergarten and my oldest is graduating 6th grade at the same time tomorrow. Good thing hubby is home. I'm so not ready for middle school, either. :)ReplyDelete
Have a great last week of school!
I think I've been hiding under a rock or something. I'm sorry to have missed you at market -- I've been reading back over your posts -- it looks like you had a FABULOUS time!!! (You cracked me up with your comment about the Moda Utah bag -- I said almost exactly the same thing -- Had. to. have. it!!!)ReplyDelete
Monkeys :) LOL... don't you just *love* it when you suddenly become aware that it's too quiet :) We've got a long weekend this weekend (Queen's Birthday!) so I'm hoping to get a spot of sewing done after I managed to tame our weeds last weekend!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chuckle! I always look when it is quiet!! :)ReplyDelete
hehehe...I love the picture of the kids sleeping. As I was reading this, my husband and I were actually talking about whether our daughter (2 yo)will ever sleep once we take her out of the crib. He said, yeah, she will probably sleep on the floor in the middle of all of her toys.ReplyDelete
Family first... that's one reason why I enjoy following you (not to mention you are crazy talented)! Every milestone with each child is such a precious gift and one day when they are grown you will look back and enjoy sharing these memories with them. They are what make all of the crazy times so worthwhile! Mine are all grownup and they always find there Mama waiting for them at home. God Bless!ReplyDelete
Amy - I love your blog. You always make me smile. Thanks for keeping it joyful and real.ReplyDelete
Sound so familiar. Look forward to seeing the quilts AmyReplyDelete
You are not alone! One note though... It only gets worse from here! Mine range from 22 years to 16 years and I am more disorganized and busier than ever. I was able to have everything under control until the first went to high school and it was all downhill from there. Enjoy it while it lasts. Elementary school is only the calm before the storm!ReplyDelete
Have fun!!:)ReplyDelete
Uhm, we so live a parallel life!! Blessings upon you!!ReplyDelete
Busy can be overwhelming, but it sounds like you all are having fun. Was wondering if you plan to do a tutorial for the clutches, they are adorable.ReplyDelete
Love that last photo--terrific. I had my grandsons here last weekend and although it's hard when your children grow up, you get grandchildren! And that's the best ever, although I have to say I didn't believe it when my mother would say it.ReplyDelete
I treasure the memories I have of my children, and am glad to see that you are taking the time to make memories--and record them in the way of funny photos.
Have a good end-of-school year experience, and hope your summer gets off to a good start!
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I feel like I'm in the same boat as you. My youngest starts K in the fall, too, and I always thought I'd be overjoyed. but now that it's nearly here, I'm thinking I'll be spending a few days lost without anyone at home! Or who knows, maybe I'll be so ready after summer vacation. ;)ReplyDelete
Love that last picture - so cute! Just fell upon your blog and I'm glad that I did :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your comments - they make my day! I try to respond to as many as my 'mommy' time allows, but life sometimes gets in the way. Please know how much I appreciate each of them.
I apologize for the current comment settings that require a registered user account. They are the only way that I don't get tons of gross spam. I'm hoping Blogger will make a way where people who are not registered users, but would like to leave a comment can do so. Please, Blogger! In the mean time, thanks for your patience.
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