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John Bolton, the newly appointed U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, arrives at the U.S. Mission to the U.N. yesterday in New York.
Presidents allowed to fill posts while Congress in recess
WASHINGTON — President Bush's decision yesterday to bypass the Senate and appoint John Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations placed a blistering critic of the U.N. in charge of the American mission there as the United States faces huge challenges that could require the help of the international body.
In naming Bolton to the high-profile post, Bush made an end run around congressional critics who said Bolton was ill-suited for the job, primarily because of allegations that he had a volatile temper and that he tried to manipulate intelligence that contradicted the administration's policies.
Bush used a constitutional provision that allows presidents to make temporary appointments without Senate approval during a congressional recess, after Senate Democrats had refused to vote on Bolton's candidacy unless they received additional internal documents related to his tenure at the State Department.
"This post is too important to leave vacant any longer, especially during a war and a vital debate about U.N. reform," Bush said. He added that Bolton would go to the United Nations with his full confidence.
Bolton's supporters say the administration needs a blunt, tough advocate to press for change at the United Nations at a time when scandal over corruption in the U.N.-administered oil-for-food program in Iraq has energized Republicans intent on revamping the institution.
Critics say Bolton's aggressive style will make it harder for the United States to nurture alliances on important issues that require broad international coalitions, such as combating Islamic terrorism and halting nuclear fuel production in North Korea and Iran. Relations with allies already have frayed over the war in Iraq and a Bush administration approach to foreign policy that many nations consider disdainful of their interests.
Democrats responded to Bolton's appointment with vociferous criticism. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., denounced the appointment as "the latest abuse of power by the Bush administration," adding that Bolton would arrive at the United Nations "with a cloud hanging over his head" because he could not win confirmation.
John BoltonAge: 56; born Nov. 20, 1948, in Baltimore
Education: B.A., Yale University, 1970; J.D., Yale Law School, 1974
Experience: Undersecretary of state for arms control and international security since May 11, 2001; senior vice president, American Enterprise Institute, 1997-2001; adjunct professor, George Mason University Law School, 1994-2001; partner in the law firm of Lerner, Reed, Bolton & McManus, Washington, 1993-99; assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs, 1989-93; assistant attorney general, Justice Department, 1985-89; partner at the law firm of Covington & Burling, Washington, 1983-85; assistant administrator for program and policy coordination, U.S. Agency for International Development, 1982-83; general counsel, AID, 1981-82; associate at Covington & Burling, 1974-81.
Family: Married to the former Gretchen Brainerd; one daughter.
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Under the rules for recess appointments, Bolton's tenure will lapse with the seating of the next Congress in January 2007 if he is not confirmed before then.
The annual session of the U.N. General Assembly begins in mid-September, shortly after the Senate returns to work from its August recess. After a morning announcement ceremony at the White House, Bolton flew to the United Nations in New York to begin work.
"I am prepared to work tirelessly to carry out the agenda and initiatives" of the president, Bolton said. He succeeds former Sen. John Danforth, R-Missouri, who left the post in January.
Bolton arrived as major crises are unfolding in Iran, which threatened this weekend to restart its uranium-reprocessing program, and Sudan, where the death of former rebel leader John Garang could throw the peace process into disarray. And the war in Iraq seems to cast a shadow over every U.N. debate.
U.N. diplomats said Bolton's failure to secure Senate confirmation would have only limited impact on his ability to do his job. More important to his influence, they say, is the recognition that Bolton enjoys the backing of Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, who has been a powerful patron of Bolton's cause within the administration. "What matters in our eyes is that he's the president's choice and that he's close to the president," said Abdallah Baali of Algeria, the lone Arab ambassador on the Security Council. "That gives him certainly the authority to deal with us in New York."
U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said it's important that Bolton work with his diplomatic counterparts in "a spirit of give and take."
"I think it's all right for one ambassador to come and push," Annan said. "But an ambassador always has to remember that there are 190 others who will have to be convinced, or a vast majority of them, for action to take place."
Bolton, who was undersecretary of state for arms control during Bush's first term, has gained a reputation as a determined and influential conservative advocate in the administration's foreign-policy apparatus. He has been a harsh critic of the U.N., once telling an audience that the world body would lose nothing if 10 stories were lopped off its New York headquarters.
Bush praised Bolton as an ambassador who "would provide clear American leadership for reform at the United Nations."
His confirmation was complicated by accusations by intelligence officials that he pressured them to distort espionage reports to suit his views and then tried to retaliate against them when they would not comply. He also faced accusations that he harassed subordinates.
Carl Ford Jr., a former Bush administration assistant secretary of state, testified to Congress that Bolton was "a serial abuser" and "a quintessential kiss-up, kick-down sort of guy," an extraordinary public statement for a Republican political appointee to make about an official of his own party.
For the past several months, the Bush administration has been locked in a stand-off with Democrats in the Senate who were demanding more information on unusual requests Bolton made for the identities of U.S. officials whose communications were monitored by the National Security Agency's eavesdropping network.
Normally, the NSA blacks out the names of U.S. citizens in its reports, but government officials can request the names if they certify that they need the names to evaluate the intelligence. Bolton sent the agency 10 such requests, asking for the identities of 19 American citizens. Democrats have demanded those names and details on the requests, but the Bush administration has refused to provide them.
Although a majority of the Republican-controlled Senate appears to favor Bolton's confirmation, the administration has not been able to muster the 60 votes necessary to force a vote, which Democrats said they would allow only after they received information on Bolton's requests to the NSA.
Presidents occasionally use their recess-appointment authority to fill lower-level positions. But such an appointment to a prominent position generally stirs opposition from senators, who consider the tactic an encroachment on their constitutional power to confirm or reject high-level officials.
Republican Sen. George Voinovich of Ohio, who opposed Bolton's confirmation, said, "I am truly concerned that a recess appointment will only add to John Bolton's baggage and his lack of credibility with the United Nations."
"To some degree, he's damaged goods," said Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. "I think that means we'll have less credibility and, ironically, be less equipped to reform the United Nations in the way that it needs to be reformed."
Still, Republican leaders generally expressed support for the president's action.
"The president did the right thing by sending Mr. Bolton to the U.N.," said Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn. "He is a smart, principled and straightforward candidate, and will represent the president and America well on the world stage."
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Cool . Welcome to the club Thumper. LOL
Okay guys some I'm new to the whole pretrip/trip report thing so try to bear with me. I'll start with the cast....
Me (Amanda)---18 y.o. Disney nut
Amber---my 16 y.o. sister//also a Disney nut//the dare devil of the bunch
Bill---my 43 y.o. dad//workaholic who becomes a kid again as he enters the MK
Doreen---my 44 y.o. mom//acts like a kid whether she is at Disney or not LOL//has a serious addiction to Splash Mountain//does not EVER get tired while in the World
...and...a special addition to our usual cast...
Diane (referred to Aunt D.D. by my sister and I..idk--just a name I came up w/ when I was little lol)---my forty-something y.o. aunt//my dad's sister//EXTREMELY goofy lol//she has been to Disney a couple times in the past but for the first time we are going to show her how to do it THE RIGHT WAY lol
Soooo...our whole trip this time around is going to be very very special to all of us because it took us a veeeeery long time to make it happen. We are first of all very lucky because it normally take my family about 4 years to save up for a Disney trip (this will be my fourth one). Our last one was in Sept. of '06 so we have done some serious saving in the past year to be able to go again so soon. We started thinking about this trip literally the second we entered our house from coming home from our last trip..lol..and thought that it would be just awesome if we got to experience Disney at Christmas time!! Then we thought it would be even greater if we could take my dad's whole side of the family with us...soooooo....we introduced them to the idea and it looked like everyone was all up for it! That would mean our group would consist of the 5 people listed above plus my grandma (Nanny), grandpa (Papa), cousin Amy (31), & cousins Rachel (7) and Vanessa (4)--they are Amy's kids. We all started saving and originally booked our stay from the day after Thanksgiving until December 3. We were supposed to be staying at All Star Sports the first half of the trip and POR the second half and had ticket for MVMCP Dec. 2. For awhile everything looked good...and then things got bad. Amy didn't think she was going to be able to come up w/ all the money for her and her two kids and time and started to get a little leery...and then near the end of June the whole family had to forget about the trip completely for awhile. I found out then that my Nan had cancer. A week into July she passed away sooner than anyone could have expected it. Soooo our whole summer was full of tears and some unhappiness. None of us mentioned the vacation at all until pretty recently when we decided that maybe the trip should still happen. It was hard to decide since my Nan was what the family revolved around--it just didn't/still doesn't feel right to go w/out her. She was into this trip wholeheartedly...she wanted to go sooo bad.That was when we realized we should still go---it is for sure what my Nan would have wanted. Unfortunately, Amy, Rachel, & Vanessa can't go now...and my Papa decided to stay home too.
My mom had to call Disney back and cancel some of the rooms we booked etc. Then we realized that the week we had planned wouldn't work out very well due to my basketball schedule. She called them back again...rearranged our room situation AND OUR MVMCP TICKETS! This is where some Disney magic comes into play. The tickets are supposed to be nonrefundable, but my mom explained the situation to Disney and the five of us that are going were able to have our ticket dates changed. Disney also went as far as to refund us for the 5 people that are not able to attend now!
Soooo...our plans as of right now are....leave from and arrive at Disney (we are flying for the 1st time ever) on December 5 and to check out and come home on Decemver 14. The first night we are there we will be staying in a cabin at Fort Wilderness. I have never ever been there so if anyone on here has any comments/suggestions I would love to hear them!! After that we will be switching over to POR---my family stayed here on our first ever Diseny trip when it was still Dixie Landings. My dad is so looking forward to this---he absolutely LOVED this resort when we were there way back when. Our xmas party dates have been switched over to December 11 and all of us are soooo excited about attending that!!!! We have MYW tickets + park hopper...park hopper tickets are a must for my family!!
As far as having our actualy days planned out for what parks we are going to...I don't have any of that done yet! This is our longest ever stay at Disney (10 days!!) so I have no doubt that we will be able to do everything that we want to more than once...esp. since crown levels will hopefully be low. We know for sure that we want to go resort hopping to check out all of the xmas decorations--we are thinking about doing this maybe on the day that we arrive since it will probably be a short day (that is if we can keep ourselves from the MK for that long...) or giong to DTD. We are not on the Dining Plan...it is just way too much food for us--we are the kinda people who like to grab a granola bar on the way out of the hotel in the morning and maybe sneak a lunchable if we're lucky in the afternoon...then we finally eat some real food when we get back at night which usually isn't until around 11 or midnight. When we get at Disney we don't stop! We are out of the hotel in the morning for whichever park has morning EMH and we don't get back until the park w/ the night time EMH is closed.
Anyways...that's pretty much all I've got right now...I hope it's not too long to keep your interest!! We are very ready for this trip and are soooo happy that my Aunt D.D. is able to come with--every one of us is very close with her and have never gotten to vacation w/ her. Her past Disney experiences have been...well...done like a rookie lol..so this time we're gonna make sure she sees that extra magic!! I'll keep you updated as soon as we have more plans!!
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Cool . Welcome to the club Thumper. LOL
It's a Disney thing. If you understood, your only question would be "can I go?"
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Sounds like a great trip - even though it was surrounded by some sad circumstances. I am sure your Grandma would want you to go and expereince the magic in her honor.
Early December is the perfect time to go - low crowds + Christmas magic
Can't wait to hear more!
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Take a camera- we're a tough crowd if you don't share pictures with us! I'm looking forward to feeding my obsession thru you.
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thanks guys! we will for sure be taking tons of pictures...last trip it was over $100 to get them all developed lol
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What a great start Amanda..... We can't wait to hear about Disney at Christmas time!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, and like Cinderella said,we love pictures and good detail also... I'm living through all of you that go!!!!!!!!!
April 23rd, oh yeah it's gonna be ON!
so i have a quick question...were planning on eating at planet hollywood most likely the day we check in bc were probably gonna be in DTD and we all know my aunt will just love the movie props (shes gonna freak out when she sees dorothys dress---shes a wizard of oz fanatic)...what time do guys recommend for dinner down there?? i dont want it to be too crowded but i dont think we want too late of a dinner either...any suggestions so we can make our reservations?
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less than a month!!
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i gosh i remember being 28 days way! i was so excited
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I'd see about 7:30 pm for dinner. Or maybe 8:00. I think they are kind of used to late eaters.
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i know its gettig so close!
thanks cindy..i was thinking 7:30ish also
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okay guys...so im down to 10 days and can barely contain myself!!! everyone is so ready to go and i think we have everything in order! we are flying out of chicago on wednesday dec 5 and scheduled for our plane to land in orlando at 5:30. we are then supposed to have magical express take us over to FW to check in. we have never used ME before so i was wondering if you guys knew about how long it would take for us to get off the plane, set up w/ ME, and then checked into our hotel?? our plans are to check in asap and then head out to one of the parks...most like MK (it is open the latest that night and i dont think we have ever been able to be in disney and not see the castle on our first day there LOL)...so my main question was about how long do you think it would take for us to be able to set out to the parks? AK has EMH that night so that would be another possibility for us..the park is scheduled to close at 7 and then EMH begin--does anybody know how long they would last over there? i thought AK usually closed before the other parks...
also...since we have 10 days this trip we are for sure going to spend some time resort hopping to see all the xmas decorations. does anybody have any "must visit" resorst...i know we will for sure be stopping at AKL, WL, and GF..and im sure some more that we are not sure of yet. does anybody else know of any other that we must visit?
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I don't really have any answers to your questions, but I thought I'd remind you to go to Lou's download section and print out a copy of the DWT member badge. I'll be in the WDW area while you are there, and I'll be on the lookout for any DWT badges.
I think I've read in other posts that it takes a good hour to get from the airport to some of the hotels. I'm sure someone will give a more definitive answer.
Since you have 10 days to play, don't worry about not making the most of the first few hours you are there. Do what you can and then get plenty of rest to get a great start the next day. Everything will still be there and this is supposed to be a vacation. I think I'd be looking at doing the park with EMH, and then going back to check out the resort; get the lay of the land.
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thanks guys...i spent most of today packing...i have some of everything--jeans, shorts, tshirts, hoodies..i know the weather can be kind of unpredictable in dec. ive been looking it up everyday and it looks like during the daytime it is low 80s high 70s...my family is sooooo looking forward to this--it was 23 here last night!! i dug out all my disney books to take too of course---i have PassPorter's Disney World Treasure Hunts one and a Hidden Mickeys one that i haven't been able to use yet so im excited about getting some use out of them!
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First of all, I'd like to say thanks to the members for all that I've learned by reading this forum. But I have a problem that I need help with. I'm working on a friend's Scotts mower (Tecumseh engine OVRM120-22032D) which is kicking back while attempting to start it. I've replaced the flywheel key, which was slightly bent, but that didn't fix it, so perhaps the crankshaft is twisted. The blade adopter key shows no signs of damage and the blade is tight on the shaft. The mower did start up once and seemed to run okay for a short period until I deliberately killed it. A couple of questions. - Can anything else cause the kickback besides flywheel misregistration, a twisted crankshaft or a loose mower blade? - Does anyone know how many degrees before TDC the spark plug should fire on this engine? - Does anyone know where the flywheel magnet is positioned relative to the sensor coil assembly at the moment of ignition, ie, is it centrally aligned with the coil assembly? - Are flywheel keys available that retard the spark by a certain number of degrees? I would appreciate any help. Thanks. Jim |
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Not sure about that specific engine, but "some" engines have an offset key. Kickback pretty much has to be flywheel/ignition timing. |
I've got a Tec engine here that had a nudged flywheel key, so i replaced it with a new key. Went to start it, and got the "sheared key kick-back message". Turned it up on its side--and there i found that whatever they had hit with the blade, had sheared off the alignment pins, and turned the blade a 1/4 turn. I replaced the adapter and installed the blade. But, no start, and still conveys the sheared key message. I'm stumped! I used the same type key as i took out of it-so--whut? |
Thanks Bill. To Bill and Rusty: This probably doesn't apply to your machine Rusty, but I found the problem with my friend's Tecumseh. In addition to having a partially bent/unseated flywheel key, which I had replaced prior to posting here, I checked the valve lash. It turned out to be about 4X what the manual called for, on both valves! Apparently the compression release mechanism wasn't able to do its thing, at least not to the full extent, because of the excessive play in the exhaust valve train (which the CPR acts on in this case). After adjusting that to spec, and replacing the recoil starter, which finally broke for good during prior testing, it starts nice and easy now. Jim |
There is Two major flywheel keye used in Tecumseh engines, a grey aluminum one and a gold aluminum one. each one times the flywheel magnets differently and if you use the wrong one it will kick like a mule. |
'Apparently the compression release mechanism wasn't able to do its thing, at least not to the full extent, because of the excessive play in the exhaust valve train (which the CPR acts on in this case).' I was going to say the compression release was not working but I did not know why. This is probably it. |
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http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/07/14/Obama-Responds-to-Zimmerman-Verdict-Stem-the-Tide-of-Gun-Violence from the article He added that Americans should "honor" the life of Trayvon Martin by committing to "stem the tide of gun violence," and "ask ourselves if we are doing all we can to widen the circle of compassion in our communities." In March 2012, Obama had lent his political weight to those pressing for Zimmerman's prosecution, saying that "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon." In his statement Sunday, he did not comment on calls by the NAACP and others for a Department of Justice prosecution of Zimmerman on civil rights grounds.
Obama used the term "stem the tide of gun violence". Although it may have been implicit, not once in the statement did he specifically push gun control legislation.
Loser president. He needs to stay neutral or stay out of it. "The legal system ran it's course" is the correct and appropriate line. "Trayvon would be my son" was F'n embarrassing.
So now you are pro-gun violence and anti-compassion, since Obama came out with a position on these two things? Never saw the words gun control in his statement.
Where's the compassion for the guy who got raked across the coals THE PRESIDENT IGNITED and had to stand trial as an innocent man? Or does his compassion not reach across racial boundaries? Community Divider indeed.
So you would be cool with it if he said "we are a nation of laws and the jury has spoken?" You really should click-through before passing judgment so as not to comment without knowledge.
He is a divider not a uniter in every sense of the word. He should NEVER have commented on this case in the first place and would not have except for the racial component. Where is his compassion and concern for his hometown Chicago and it's black on black crime so out of control.
Frankly, I would rather be Zimmerman than Trayvon Martin today. How about you? Again, before looking more foolish, you really should read the comment, which does not say that we should only have compassion for Martin.
He has discussed that quite a bit. Does he need to mention it in every speech or statement to make you happy?
Yeah, I can't remember the last president who asked me to "honor" the memory of a criminal who assaulted another man and got himself killed.
How about saying something along the line if I has a son he would look like any of these 100's of kids a year shot in the streets of Chicago.
Well that is a whole lot of assuming based on what you want to be true rather than what has been determined to be true. The reason I have mostly stayed out of the Martin stuff is that both sides seem more than willing to take absurd leaps of faith in defense of their position, regardless of the relatively limited knowledge of what actually happened that night (which was why the case was so weak and the acquittal occurred). I personally would prefer to not comment on situation in which I truly don't know for sure what happened. I just wish others, on both sides, would follow that advice. Maybe we don't end up with a circus if that is the case. You want to sympathize with one guy or another, that's fine. You want to declare to know with some level of certainty what happened, that is you making up your own set of facts.
But isn't that what the leader of the free world did when the death occurred? That's what this thread is about right? Not you or me, but that worthless instigator portraying a president?
Michelle Obama saying almost exactly that work for you? http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/war...cago-To-Discuss-Youth-Violence-200238791.html Of course, Obama has also addressed violence in Chicago multiple times even since being elected President of the whole country.
Actually, he sympathized with the Martin family. He was very careful not to comment on the specifics of the case. http://www.politico.com/politico44/2012/03/obama-i-had-a-son-hed-look-like-trayvon-118439.html
And equally careful not to say anything conciliatory with regard to the acquitted man and his family and their safety/privacy. Same with Corey and her team -- the omission was quite pointed in their case. Not the case with Obama, but still noticeable if you were listening for it.
I'm pretty sure threatening the safety of the acquitted man or his family is not a part of calm reflection.


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4,6 en julio 12, 2014
Nice quality dorm with great living areas. nice breakfast!
4,6 en julio 01, 2014
Very comfortable beds. Only downside for me was rooms not as cool as I would like when we went to sleep but cooled better throughout the night. Wonderful breakfast and enjoyed watching tv at night in spacious living room, very comfortable. Too bad not available year round. Only place you would want to stay if visiting ut campus
4,2 en junio 28, 2014
My husband and I enjoyed our stay over orientation weekend. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Jeanine Fleming
4,2 en junio 26, 2014
First of all, this isn't formally a hotel, it is and was built to be an all-girls dorm serving mostly UT students. However, they open it up to the public during the summer, and I must say, it makes for a great hotel! Upon entering, I immediately felt like at home. It has a really nice living room area, dining table, kitchen, and the rooms are nicely and evenly distributed along the first and second floors. They keep the place very clean, and the ladies are really nice. The only issue I had was upon arrival. They have a really old credit card reader that neither of two ladies could make work. They had to note down my CC details and said they'd do it later. Other than that, I really enjoyed my stay!!
4,8 en junio 26, 2014
Awesome place close to the university and downtown Staff is very friendly
4,0 en junio 26, 2014
It was a pretty cool bed and breakfast. The ladies in the front were very nice and the room we stayed in was clean and it felt like home. The breakfast was delicious because they had bacon! Overall a very safe and comfortable stay!
3,4 en junio 23, 2014
I made reservations for two nights and was pleased with the room. It had a land line phone, a tv, and a desk in addition to a large bed and a private bathroom. It probably stated that on the website, but I was booking for the great location and was pleased that there was indeed a tv in the room. I liked the common areas of the house, the big comfy couches and the large dining table with views to a large tv. Breakfast was good ---- egg dish, a meat, breads, fruit, and juice. I loved that there was ice cream in the freezer for a late-night snack if I desired. I would definitely stay here again. The location is great. You can easily walk to the UT campus and don't have to worry about parking.
5 en junio 20, 2014
A wonderful place. Breakfast was self-serve and fabulous. Staff could not have been nicer. Walkable to UTA, State Capital & more!
5 en junio 19, 2014
Stayed for a week-enjoyed it all and slept great!
4,6 en junio 14, 2014
Very convenient location for UT orientation as well as Austin. The staff was very helpful and courteous.
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Bus on a fiscal cliff
Facing tunnel construction and expiring state funding, Metro is seeking help prying $75 million from Olympia. Oh, and riders may have to pay more, too
Metro and city transportation officials warn that unless Metro receives $75 million in state funding within a year, the agency could be offering fewer bus routes and hours but charging customers more.
At current funding levels, Metro projects cutting service by 14 to 16 percent by summer 2014. City and county officials say the potential service cuts, roughly equivalent in hours to losing the entirety of weekend bus service, would create an urgent transit shortage in the region.
Metro general manager Kevin Desmond said those cuts combined with looming transportation projects scheduled for State Route 99 — Alaskan Way Viaduct demolition, tunnel construction, tolling implementation, seawall replacement — would exacerbate the region's mobility problems.
"We've got to find a solution," Desmond told the Seattle City Council in a Feb. 4 presentation. "If we cut all these in June of 2014, in my view, [St. Rte. 99] will be a disaster."
If the legislature comes through and provides $75 million, Desmond said, Metro would spend $60 million to maintain service hours and $15 million to buy buses.
Desmond went to the city council in hopes councilmembers might lobby state legislators to come up with the money to offset both the funding gap and impacts of tunnel construction. As of Feb. 8, there was no official transportation bill before state legislators.
Fare hike?
Metro will likely seek more money from riders, too. In an email to Real Change, a Metro spokesperson said the agency's current planning assumptions call for a fare increase in 2014, though no amount was specified. The county council must approve all fare increases, something they have a track record of doing.
In the past few years, with county approval, Metro has raised fares four times — in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, Desmond said after the city council meeting. Taken together, that amounts to an 80 percent fare increase in about five years.
But a new fare increase would only put a dent in the $75 million Metro needs, said Bruce Nourish, assistant editor of Seattle Transit Blog. A fare hike also brings up issues of social equity, he said, as it would adversely impact low-income riders.
"It's questionable whether it's ethical to raise it," Nourish said.
Seattle bus riders already pay a high fare relative to other major cities, Nourish said. A one-zone, non-peak fare on Metro costs $2.25. By comparison, he said, bus fare on San Francisco's MUNI system is $2.
Nourish said that dismissing Metro's predicament isn't wise since the agency really does need extra funding to keep buses running. Otherwise, he said, "they can't continue to operate the system."
"Urgent" need
Desmond said Metro requires more money because two current funding streams will soon dry up.
In 2012, the state provided Metro with $32 million to prepare for looming construction along the viaduct. That money has gone to increase the number of buses on roadways, he said. The funding will expire in June 2014.
The end of mitigation funding would lead to the loss of 120 to 130 daily bus trips — roughly 7,500 daily transit seats along State Route 99.
The county also instituted a $20 increase on car tab renewals, called a "Congestion Reduction Charge." The fee went into effect in autumn 2012, and the money amassed from it helped Metro postpone cuts it projected earlier. The $20 charge ends in 2014.
Desmond told city councilmembers during the Feb. 4 presentation that if Metro has to remove 14 percent of peak trips in June 2014 due to service cuts, "it's not going to be a pretty picture."
Seattle Department of Transportation Director Peter Hahn also attended the presentation. He echoed that the need for funding was urgent. He said that any shortfalls in service, combined with construction projects, will be felt well beyond downtown and greater Seattle.
"So what impacts Seattle, impacts everybody," Hahn said.
Early work to replace the Elliott Bay Seawall is scheduled to start this year and continue until early 2018. Tunnel construction began in 2011 and is scheduled to open to traffic in late 2015. Construction of the tunnel portals will continue after the tunnel opens to traffic. Tolling would begin in 2016.
Speaking days after the meeting, Hahn said Metro's data show that while overall ridership has grown 6 percent between 2010 and 2012, ridership related to the Alaskan Way Viaduct has increased 22 percent.
The transit agency currently operates 3.6 million bus hours a year, he said. Transit cuts projected for 2014 would lead to the loss of 600,000 annual bus hours.
Hahn said solving future transportation woes, especially with regard to regional transit, is a collective responsibility.
ORCA for all?
Last year, Metro and the city were involved in another balancing act: how to soften any blows low-income riders might experience with the end of the Ride Free Area (RFA) in September.
Metro investigated a number of strategies to mitigate the loss of a system that offered free travel downtown. The RFA — which permitted all riders to board without pay 13 hours a day, seven days a week — had existed in some form for almost 40 years ("The ride is over," RC, April 4, 2012).
Shortly before Metro offered its last free ride, the transit agency and the city finalized a deal to run a free circulator system. The city agreed to pay the nonprofit Solid Ground $400,000 to operate the service. But the circulator only runs approximately nine hours a day Monday through Friday.
The circulator is a pilot project that will be reevaluated at the end of this year.
Nourish, of Seattle Transit Blog, said instituting a low-income fare via ORCA (One Regional Card for All) cards might help make Metro more efficient. He said that if low-income riders had access to low-fare cards, there would be less need for cash. More people paying with ORCA cards would speed up bus boarding times. It could save money and take the burden off low-income people, he said.
ORCA cards account for a significant share of Metro payments, with 60 to 65 percent of riders using cards, a Metro spokesperson wrote in an email.
The county has been looking into a low-income fare, but efficiency wasn't the goal. Last month, the county council appointed 21 members to an advisory panel to examine low-income fares. It has support from a coalition of more than 25 social service agencies and unions that propose a regional low-income fare of 75 cents, along with a low-income monthly pass on an ORCA card ("Unions, human service agencies press council on low-income bus and light rail fares," RC, Dec. 26, 2012). The panel will make recommendations to the county council in July.
Beyond city limits
Nourish said that even though Metro's call for extra funding has generated recent media attention, the agency's current fiscal predicament is not news. He said the agency announced last year that state money to mitigate construction projects would end in 2014. It didn't make much of a splash then, but "Metro started ringing a bell a couple months ago," he said.
City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen, chair of the transportation committee, said he's heard the call. Days after the meeting, he said it was imperative city officials pressed state legislators for funding. He said he planned a trip to Olympia to advocate for public transportation, both statewide and locally.
Rasmussen said that since the highway is one of the few north-south connectors in the city, ensuring transit moved efficiently was important for mobility throughout the region. "All our roads are linked," he said. "Our lives don't stop at the city limits."
Local mayors agree. Mayor Mike McGinn, along with 22 other mayors, sent a letter last month to legislators that stated "we are gravely concerned about the urgent and unmet need for transportation funding." As part of a potential funding program, the mayors suggested allowing city councils or citizens to vote on doubling the vehicle licensing fee from $20 to $40.
Metro's Desmond said he's anxious to see what happens during the legislative session. Waiting for next year to hear about funding could be too late, he said.
Service cuts and construction projects would prove a burdensome mix for everyone in the region, Desmond said, but particularly to transit riders who use State Route 99. He said some bus riders on that roadway have come to expect efficient transit.
Days after the RFA ended, Metro started two new RapidRide lines. While the D line from Ballard often ran into traffic, the C line, which connects West Seattle to downtown, offered speedy service. Part of the C line took commuters over the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
Desmond said that if Metro can't get $75 million and has to resort to service cuts, there would still be buses that travel along State Route 99: "There just won't be enough seats for everyone."
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Galactography generally is used to find the cause of nipple discharge, by examining and collecting cells from the milk ducts of the breast. Since a high percentage of breast cancers begin in the lining of milk ducts, galactography is an important tool in detecting breast cancer early.
Galactography is recommended only for women who are at high risk for breast cancer. As with other breast cancer imaging tools, galactography should not be used in place of mammography.
Galactography is a minimally invasive procedure during which a very thin catheter is placed into the opening of the milk duct at the nipple, and dye is injected to outline the shape of the duct on an x-ray image.
An anesthetic lotion or cream is applied to numb the nipple area. Your radiologist will attempt to withdraw a small amount of fluid from the milk ducts through gentle squeezing or suction. This is necessary to locate the opening of the ducts and to determine which ducts should be tested. Ducts that produce fluid are tested, since abnormal cells are generally found only in those ducts.
Once the natural opening of the duct is located, a tiny catheter is inserted and a small amount of contrast or dye injected. You will then have a mammogram, which will show if there is a tumor inside the duct. Finally, discharge or fluid is drawn from the catheter and tested for abnormal cells.
You may feel temporary fullness, pinching or tingling in the breast during the procedure; however, most women do not find galactography to be any more uncomfortable than a mammogram.
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Mortgages vs. Home Equity Loans
Mortgages and home equity loans are two different types of loans you can take out on your home. A first mortgage is the original loan that you take out to purchase your home. You may choose to take out a second mortgage in order to cover a part of buying your home or refinance to cash out some of the equity of your home. It is important to understand the differences between a mortgage and a home equity loan before you decide which loan you should use. Both types of loans have the same tax benefit since you can deduct the interest on each.
Adjustable rates and fixed rates are the most common types of mortgages. Over 90% of US mortgages are fixed rate loans. A second mortgage works the same as a first mortgage, allowing a borrower to take out a lump sum of money and then make monthly payments to pay it back. You can use the second mortgage to make repairs on your house, to consolidate your bills, or to help with the down payment on the first mortgage to avoid needing to pay PMI.
Compare fixed, adjustable & interest-only mortgages side by side.
The major downside of taking out a mortgage is that it does put your home at risk if you fail to make payments. You may want to look into other options if you want to consolidate your debt. Some people choose to refinance their original mortgage to cash out their equity and to avoid two mortgage payments. When they refinance, they cash out the equity or take out more than they still owe on the loan. Like a traditional mortgage, refinancing has set monthly payments and a term that shows when you will have the loan paid off.
Home Equity Lines of Credit
Home equity loans work differently than traditional loans, acting as a line of credit. This means that the bank will approve to borrow up to a certain amount of your home, but your equity in the home stands as collateral for the loan. The interest rates are lower than they would be with a credit card. Often home equity loans have a variable interest rate that will change according to market conditions.
Unlike traditional mortgage loans, this does not have a set monthly payment with a term attached to it. It is more like a credit card than a traditional mortgage because it is revolving debt where you will need to make a minimum monthly payment. You can also pay down the loan and then draw out the money again to pay bills or to work on another project. Your home is at risk if you default on the loan. Many people prefer this loan because of the flexibility. You only have to take out as much as you need, which can save you money in interest.
Choosing the Best Option for You
Since there are so many different types of mortgage loans, it can be difficult to choose the best loan for your needs. If you want a set monthly payment and a definite period of time to pay off the loan, you should look primarily at home mortgage loans. This is a good option if you want to remodel, and you know exactly how much it is going to cost. A home equity loan gives you added flexibility since it is a revolving line of credit. This is a good option if you have several smaller projects you are working on and you are unsure of how much each will cost. It also gives you the opportunity to withdraw the money to cover other expenses like a wedding for your child or to help cover college expenses. Either option does put your home at risk if you default on your payments, even if you are current on your first mortgage. It is important to carefully consider your budget to make sure that you can afford the payments. Once you do this you can be confident in moving forward on either type of loan.
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- Home Equity Loans
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- Profit From Your Equity
- Choosing and Using a Home Equity Loan
- Home Equity Loan
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- Home Equity Lines of Credit
- Comparison Shopping for a Home Equity Loan Worksheet
- Home Equity Loans Information
- What Is a Home Equity Loan?
- Home Equity Loans and Second Mortgages
- Things You Should Learn About a Home Equity Loan
- Warnings Against Putting Your Home on the Loan
- Disaster Loan vs. Home Equity Loan
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- Home Equity Loans: Great Benefits, Serious Risks
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The Nonlinear Slip Watch offers a simplistic approach to time-telling. This breathtakingly minimalist watch's design features no numbers and no ticks. The only thing that it has are the bare essentials: the hands of the clock and the wrist strap. Other than that, this watch designed by Evan Clabots is brilliantly bare.
It also appears as through the watch face has slipped on the band and become off-centered at a 20 degree angle; this is all part of the premeditated design. Clabot designed it like this to make it more ergonomic to read. With the edge of the band as a reference point, the nonlinear slip watch's face intersects at the hours of 12 and nine. Removing all unnecessary markings and moving back to the essentials, this watch is just as sophisticated as it is simple.


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Stewart, Lautner on 'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2'
By Cindy Pearlman November 14, 2012 2:47PM
Lautner said he loved taking a beating
As the other "man" in the "Twilight" triangle, Taylor Lautner can be counted on to shed his shirt at some point in every new movie.
In "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2," he doesn't disappoint.
"It's always uncomfortable for me when I take off my shirt," Lautner said, laughing. "No one else is taking their shirt off. Why is everyone else in these movies bundled up in layers of clothing and I'm taking my clothes off all the time?"
Lautner reflected on his final turn as werewolf Jacob Black:
QUESTION: Kristen Stewart beats you up in this movie. Was that fun to shoot?
ANSWER: "That's my favorite scene in 'Breaking Dawn 2," Lautner said. "It was hysterical because when she finds out I've imprinted on her daughter, she doesn't take it well.
"This is the first time Bella goes into vampire mode. Believe me when I say Kristen had a lot of fun bashing me around."
Q: What happened to your Jacob wig from the first film?
A: "One of my biggest regrets," Lautner said. "I hated that wig. At the wrap party, they asked me if I wanted it. I said, 'No, burn it.' Now, it's such good memorabilia and it's gone
because they really did burn it."
Q: What are you doing next?
A: "I'm reteaming with the producers of 'Twilight' on an awesome script," Lautner said. "It's very serious, dramatic and different for me. I'm excited to see what's next. I love all aspects of film and all genres."
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There is one delicate question you really shouldn't ask Kristen Stewart.
Not that question.
She bristles a bit when you ask her what it feels like to shed her screen alter ego, Bella Swan.
"People keep asking me, 'What does it feel like to walk away from 'Twilight'?" she said. "I don't feel like I have to walk anywhere.
"You hold on to the things that are dear to you. I will always carry Bella Swan with me. I feel the same way about Bella as the fans do."
Stewart, 22, said she took a few lessons from the character.
"I love how Bella was always questioning herself. She was constantly thinking, 'Wait, do I go with this ... or is this crazy?' " Stewart said.
"I think you should question yourself along the way. You should never stop doing that. You should constantly question everything and push harder."
On Nov. 16, she will play Bella for the last time in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2," the film where we finally see a red-eyed, butt-kicking Bella in full vampire mode.
She also must protect her young daughter Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy) from the Volturi, the governing vampires who don't approve of a child conceived between a mortal mother and vampire father.
Is Stewart glad it's over?
"I'm so happy the story is told," she said. "We had five years to tell this story. It's out. It's not weighing on us anymore."
"Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer says the Bella as a full-fledged vampire on screen matched what was in her head when she was writing the books.
"The performance was remarkable from the first moment she put in the contacts," Meyer said.
"I was nervous wondering if Bella would be different as a vampire. The point is it has to feel like something new.
"I was so impressed with Kristen. I stood by the monitor doing a little happy dance."
Director Bill Condon added, "She becomes a badass warrior. We made the last two movies at the same time. In the morning, she would be emaciated or giving birth and in the afternoon she was a vampire."
The key to finding Bella's inner vampire was all of Stewart's years as Bella the human.
"The best aspect of every vampire is always creating an enhanced version of what they were as human beings," Stewart said.
"I really did get to play a very well-rounded vampire because I got to make those baby steps along the way.
"If you were to take the fact that she becomes a vampire completely away, this new movie shows a more realized version of who Bella has been the entire time."
Why did so many young girls embrace Bella?
"She really does represent that stage of life where you're really pumping and full of something you can't put your finger on," Stewart said.
"She's a girl who has faith enough in herself not to ignore her feelings. She finds out why they're there."
Of course, Stewart's private life splashed all over the media in summer after she was spotted with Rupert Sanders, her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director.
Then she publicly professed her true love for Pattinson.
Stewart won't talk about that, but she will talk about love, movie style.
"People thinks she's nuts and Bella is losing it by falling in love with a vampire," Stewart said. "But her decisions are fully informed by feeling.
"Now with the last film, it all makes sense. Bella is happy. She has a husband and child who love her.
"She is exactly where she needs to be in life. Now she can say, 'I told you. We held on to this love for a reason.' "
The Los Angeles native has played Bella since she was 18 years old. Stewart admitted that she wasn't sure if the first film would even be a hit.
"I guess the day my life changed was at Comic-Con, when I met the fans for the first time," she says.
"I was hit by this wave of human energy. It made me think, 'This is not a normal movie.' "
Next up for Stewart is "On the Road," which is due to hit the big screen on Dec. 21.
"For me, choosing a role is always an impulsive thing," she said. "I could read a fantastic script, but it might not be my thing. I have to really respond at a gut level.
"That's why I loved Bella. I'm young and I wanted to explore youth through that role. Now, I want to dig a little deeper and shock myself a little bit."
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DIRECTOR: Bill Condon
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The next assassin is Eliot.
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The enemy with a round mark is aiming at you!
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