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I am still waiting for my soybean meal to come in but in the meantime I for the first time set the lawnmower at the highest setting and it made all the difference,can't believe how much thicker and green it looks. I'm sure all the rain we are getting doesn't hurt either.
I mow at about 3-3 1/2" and it looks great,all this time I been just mowing too low. Never again! |
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Since the grass blades will have more surface to utilize the sunlight to manufacture necessary nutrients to feed the plants roots and those roots will then send out more grass plants you will find that the grass will get thicker and will be greener and you may not even need to apply the soybean meal, which is one of the largest Genetically Engineered crops grown in the USA. |
I've been mowing high for years and have only one problem with it: dirty looks and (less frequent) rude comments from neighbors. My grass looks about the same after mowing as theirs does before. |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Sun, May 10, 09 at 21:50
Okmoreh, maybe we can help with that. What kind of grass do you have? How often do you water in addition to rainfall? Can you post a picture? Just to add my personal anecdote, my neighbors both mowed low yesterday and already their lawns look dried out. I mowed and watered last week and it at least doesn't look dry. I'm going out to water it right now. I need to take a picture of my one neighbor's lawn where he seeded winter rye and it choked out his main turf in places. Now that rye has died and he's going to have bare spots. That's what happens in the south but people do it every year. |
I would say that you should wait until weeds begin to invade, but they probably use chemicals anyways. Bleh. My neighbor is pretty lazy and cuts his grass every month on the lowest possible setting and leaves huge mats of grass everywhere (perhaps he thinks he doesn't have to mow as much doing this). Needless to say, his entire lawn is now clover and crabgrass. I just hope it doesn't spread over to my lawn |
Dave, did your neighbor seed in Winter Rye, a grain crop, or annual ryegrass. There is a large difference. |
DCH, I don't know the kind of grass - planted before I lived here. But the point I was making was that I mow the grass DOWN to the height at which most of my neighbors think theirs needs to be mowed AGAIN. Once, only, a neighbor and I nearly ended up in court over it. The neighbor was mowing a part of my lawn, down to about 1/2 inch, and I asked him to stop. He said he was doing it because my high mowing (3 inches) was exposing his granddaughter to Lyme disease. This was in the Town of East Lyme, Connecticut, to be clear, where it's endemic. (Granddaughter wasn't trespassing: there was a legal right-of-way across that end of my property.) I don't water my lawn at all. There's no need here unless you are constantly scalping it - last summer it rained 6 days out of 7 all season long. The problem is finding a day when it's dry enough to mow. |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Tue, May 12, 09 at 10:25
did your neighbor seed in Winter Rye, a grain crop, or annual ryegrass Good question. I'm going to guess it was annual ryegrass. It's the grass commonly overseeded in the south so the lawn is green during the winter. I think one of the common names here is 'winter rye' when in fact it is annual ryegrass. I'll check with the local authorities and try to be more careful with my common names. okmoreh, so your grass looks fine to you but your neighbors simply want you to conform to their standards? I got the impression that it looked straggly or uneven after you mowed. Ticks are a difficult issue with lawns. It is said that ticks wait in "high grass" for a host to come by. I have not seen high defined but I think your neighbor is overly cautious. How high do you let yours get before mowing (guess it depends on the weather)? Would he and you entertain the idea of getting a guinea hen to patrol your lawns to eradicate any ticks? Even a chicken does a pretty good job of eating insects, but guineas have a better reputation for that. |
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Can You Spot the Fake Twitter Account? [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Phony Twitter accounts make up more of a presence online than most think. According to Italian security researchers Andrea Stroppa and Carlo De Micheli, the black market for phony Twitter accounts could be up to $360 million a year.
This black market purchasing of followers for money takes place on websites such as eBay and others (we prefer not to promote) daily. Why do people buy fake followers, you might ask? As a brand, the lack of results for all of your hard work on a social campaign can be frustrating.
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Some believe if you buy a few fake followers then other real users will notice your brand due to the perceived increased importance that you have over other accounts for having such a large number of followers and thus will follow you. Simply stated, the larger the number of followers an account has the more likely people are to pay attention to it. The problem is these fake followers haven't been gained organically at all, they don't create engagement, and they don't do your brand any good when it comes to needing a community to support it.
These phony accounts are called follower-bots and are created to act as if they are a real person — spouting off tweets, following other users, and retweeting content. You've probably seen the more obvious follower-bots follow you on Twitter, but the people creating them are getting more and more advanced. These days, spotting a follower-bot can be nearly impossible. They even steal information from real accounts and duplicate it numerous times over to make them look real.
Check out the example below that shows how a follower-bot pulled info from a real account to make three fake ones. (Imagine an identity thief with your Twitter account.)
Not only are creators getting better at making fake accounts, they're making the purchase of these followers cheaper. The average price for purchasing followers has declined from $18 per 1,000 followers in 2012 to $11.18 per 1,000 followers. That means for $559, you could have 50,000 Twitter followers tomorrow.
You're feeling the temptation, aren't you?
You're not alone. Celebrities such as Justin Bieber and Kim Kardashian have even been accused of buying a following. A month ago it was announced that Bieber reached 40 million followers. But soon a more accurate statistic surfaced. After checking his account, it was estimated that:
- 44 percent of his current followers are fake
- 21 percent are inactive
- only 35 percent are considered "good."
So … more like 14 million Beliebers exist. (You should still be worried for humanity.)
We here at Spiral16 advise growing your followers organically. Earning true brand advocates and loyal followers should always be a goal because there is no substitute for an engaged, active following of ACTUAL PEOPLE. The following infographic from Judith Ohikuare displays the underground world of fake-follower creation and has a lot of interesting points. Click on the image for a larger version:
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The infographic is idealistic as this is what the major problem of today.
Addressing the Bieber/KimK piece, that is Twitter's fault because every new user must follow 5 people immediately upon registration. Twitter for some reason thinks that we all want to follow the same 8 celebrities so they push those hard on new users and most forget to unfollow after signup.
I don't understand why the suggested people to follow are already verified and famous, why do I need to make their following greater?

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I have a 6ft by 16ft plot that I am planning to put 10 to 12 tomatoes in on about 32 inch spacing. I would also like to get a few squash and pie pumpkins in somewhere.
Can I put a squash or pie pumpkin in between the tomatos? Has anyone tried this before? Anyone know of any problems with compatability? Or I am just trying to stuff too much into a small plot? Any comments appreciated!!
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Honestly it sounds over-crowded to me. Plus since it is 6' wide you'll need an access path in there somewhere. Over-crowding can lead to all sorts of disease and pest problems. But the two big problems that jump out at me are 1) squash bugs infesting the tomatoes and 2) all the vines climbing the tomato cages/stakes, either pulling them over or smothering the tomato plants. Consider bush varieties of squash in a container away from the tomatoes and the pumpkins off one end where the vines can run out onto the yard rather than toward the tomato plants. Hope this helps. Dave |
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I've grown a pumpkin vine through my tomatoes before. You do have to keep an eye on it so you can stop it from climbing the tomato plants, but I managed to keep mine pretty much on the ground between the cages. |
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Please help. I am a 100% newbie to this and usually research and copy code no training etc.
Doing a site redesign (~150 pages) was directed to server side includes and fell in love - could not get them to work. Hosting company (NTT Verio - shared) said I needed to use .shtml to get it to work -
Did not want to spend my life renaming all my pages and loosing the several thousand links established - found out about .htaccess files and things were great. Then found out our shopping cart (ShopSite) did not work - error 403 "You are not authorized to view this page" .
Verio support sent me the following
Unable to access ShopSite store ________________________________________________________________
We have researched the issue and found that you a unsupported .htaccess modification file in the site root.
If you rename .htaccess to .htaccess.old, the store works fine.
The following line is the cause:
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I thought that line was a must have.
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My page re-directs to pages that use #Include .. Server side includes seem to be working just fine.
The ones that call cgi files (forms etc) seem to work
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So, my question is, why have I been told that this line is critical?
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The chefs at Desiderio Italian-American Grill hand-roll meatballs, sprinkle spices into the house marina, and fill plates with ravioli shells. They craft every dish using the family recipes of owners Rick Marrero and Victor Rodriguez, creating ricotta cheesecake and Grandma Joanie's meatballs, which blend veal, pork, and beef. What isn't crafted in-house is still handmade—the cannolis arrive fresh from Artuso Pastry, a bakery in the Little Italy neighborhood of the Bronx. The restaurant's dining space extends to an outdoor patio, which shades patrons with an awning, trees, and a cumulus cloud tethered to the roof.
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All workshops and materials are geared toward helping us to remember and awaken to our connection with Nature. The material and information in these workshops has been channeled from the Faeries. Diomira then worked co-creatively with them on the design, look and feel of each of these programs. They are designed to not only help us remember, but also help to raise our vibrational frequency thereby preparing us for the ascension process. These programs are all part of an ancient body of wisdom that is both old and very new. They are called The Faery Wisdom Teachings.
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- canadafirstaid
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Wow yea! But can she cook? cfa
- observer
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Not a very professional job, I would be encouraging my daughter to get a degree and then a real paying job. Seems to me like self esteem is missing when someone has to get this gutter type work. Her parents have to say they support her lifestyle as they can't hurt their darling daughter's feelings.
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Profession - "a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification." Modelling is an occupation and she gets paid for her work. She has been on this path for several years, striving to reach her dream and has had success at doing so ... I hope your daughter is raised with similar determination and intestinal fortitude. Perhaps then you can experience the pride which Stephanie's parents currently have. (Oh ... and calling it gutter work makes you even less credible. Grow up.)
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Will be buying my issue. Another one of NL 's finest ladies on display. Nothing wrong with naked beauty. Bible thumpers on their pulpit today.
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I don't think anyone should recommend this type of career, to much potential to be lead down the wrong road.
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@Townie posting anonymously bad mouthing a model. That's classy.
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Go Way Townie By! I'm sure You're the real preacher of Doctorine.... Well done by another Great Newfoundlander! Bravo! This beautiful young woman has set her sights on a goal and she is pursuing her dreams! So typical for peanut brained people to throw rocks at this story. This is merely a stepping stone which will certainly help accelerate her career into other areas of entertainment and acting. Hey, confident young woman! Nothing wrong with it, good news story.
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Hey MallRat...absolutely right. While I don't buy these magazines, I certainly like to see people like Stephanie do well, no matter what the path. Pay little or no attention to these "holier than thou" people who think they have all the answers. Some comments want Stephanie to go to university..?..wha? This is Stephanie's choice, so if you all like university so much, go there yourselves and knock yourselves out. As for me, my wife will probably buy this edition for me, the same as she bought the Danielle House edition for me years ago. I did not even break the plastic seal on that copy, and still hold it as a collectors piece. So really people, come down off that high horse and be happy for someone for once.
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- September 08, 2012 - 10:57
What young women will do for a bit of fame. What a damn shame. Instead of going to university and getting a education she decides that taking her cloths off is a better route. Just shows me how brainwashed some of todays youth are. Let some man pay your way. I think in years to come she will regret selling her soul as not many who take their cloths off get famous. They get sold to the next lowest bidder. Once you go down that road you will forever be known for it and nothing else. Not many remember Daniel House and I wonder where she is now? Working in some low paying job trying to make ends meet? Married to so some rich guy who pays? 15 minutes of fame by taking your cloths off and you are forgotten the rest of your life.
- Townie
- September 08, 2012 - 10:06
Ya right playboy classy,shake your head my dear there is a big difference from modeling and posing nude for a magazine.
- John
- September 09, 2012 - 23:40
Excellent point, Jocko. We all know what happened to Shannon Tweed, to cut right to the truth, her hubby Gene Simmons we are told is worth as much as Danny Williams. Danielle House is a different story or lack thereof. The NL media have been trying for years to track Danielle House down but to no avail. Believe me, if her life was a fairy tale and there was millions involved, you would have heard about it by now. Even in his 80s, I can not believe what Miss Branton says about Hugh Hefner only spending five minutes or so speaking to guests at mansion parties. That is definitely not the lifestyle of the world's most well known swinger.


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TANCREDO: The fact is that -- but the most important reason, the most important reason to move from an income tax to something like a fair tax -- to specifically a fair tax, is because an income tax is designed to manipulate behavior.
BROWNBACK (?): George?
TANCREDO: It gives the government the power to manipulate your behavior. "I reward you for the things I want you to do by giving you a tax cut. I penalize you for the things I don't want you to do by raising your taxes."
That is too much power for the federal government. It is always going to be an overreach of power.
STEPHANOPOULOS: I've got to move on.
Senator Brownback, you get 30 seconds on this, and then we move on.
BROWNBACK: I think we need to move toward an optional flat tax. I think we need to go to flat taxes.
And let me just say why here.
We've got a problem with the current tax code and we've tried to take it out. And every time you try to take it out, everybody comes to defend it that has something in it.
You can put an optional flat tax in the tax code and let people choose. And it will create economic growth. That's why 16 countries have already gone to a flat tax: It creates growth. Growth is the key for us in this economy for us to get things moving forward.
STEPHANOPOULOS: OK, but you're against the fair tax.
I want to -- I've got to move on now. Sorry, Governor, I've got to move on right now.
We've got an e-mail question coming in. I'm going to ask every one of you to come in on this for 30 seconds. It comes from Adam Waldren (ph) from Pocatello, Idaho, and it starts like this: "I have made several mistakes that have been defining moments in my life because of what I learned or was forced to realize. What is the defining mistake of your life and why?"
STEPHANOPOULOS: Congressman Hunter?
HUNTER: Because of what I learned and was forced to realize. Think of a major mistake. Contemplating running as a Democrat in my very first...
STEPHANOPOULOS: Congressman Paul?
PAUL: The only mistake I made and continue to make is I don't speak forcefully enough for the cause of liberty and the cause of the Constitution. I'm working on it all the time.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Governor Huckabee?
HUCKABEE: I think probably the greatest mistake I made was not taking good care of my own personal health for the first half of my life. And that's been one of the most transformational things I've done, and I just wish I'd started much earlier.
ROMNEY: Probably from a political standpoint and a personal standpoint, the greatest mistake was when I first ran for office, being deeply opposed to abortion but saying, "I support the current law," which was pro-choice and effectively a pro-choice position. That was just wrong.
And when I became a governor and faced a life-and-death decision as a governor, I came down on the side of life. That was a mistake before that.
GIULIANI: To have a description of my mistakes in 30 seconds?
STEPHANOPOULOS: Defining mistake, Mayor. Just one defining mistake.
GIULIANI: Your father is a priest. I'm going to explain it to your father, not to you, OK?
(LAUGHTER) STEPHANOPOULOS: OK. I guess that's a pass.
Senator McCain?
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Choosing to move out and party hard instead of going to college - oh, if I had known then, what I know now.
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Please share experiences...I've taken the Mr.Beer kits as far as they can go (I now do an hour boil with partial canned unhopped malt and bittering and aroma hops and then add additional hopped and unhopped malt after the boil), been using Wyeast for the last 6 batches. I'll basically be doing the same things but with Briess Pilsner dehydrated and no hopped extract. Thanks.
You'll be able to make lighter-colored beers with the dry extract and it will be (in my opinion) much easier to deal with the dry than the syrup.
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Extract twang is a myth....Even Forrest at AHS has said so. I discuss it here. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/extr...6/#post1463413 It's mostly somoeone tasting green beer and blaming it on something they heard about....rather than just realizing they tasted it too soon. I prefer Dry to liquid extract. Just be aware that as it hits stem it clumps, but for giggles once I added my entire 10 pounds of dme for a recipe into the kettle at once, and with a lot of elbow grease it dissolved fine..but it took a lot of stirring....but it all dissolved. When I am formulating any extract with grain recipes I ALWAYS base it around Extralight DME, then I get all my flavor and color complexity from my steeping (or partial mashing) grains. That way you get to use more and varied grains. For example, let's say you are making an amber ale....If you based it around amber extract, you have very little room to get complexity from roasted or crystalized grains.....you run the risk of muddying the flavor and ending up too dark for your recipe..... Staying with my Amber example...The Srm range for that style is SRM: 10 – 17 so if your base extract already puts you into 14 srms, you son't have much room to move around it....you may be able to sneak in a pound of crystal 30 let's say in it. But if your Extralight DME has a color of 5 SRMs, you can really get into the recipe and play around with different combinations of grains until you get into the right color and Og range for the style. It's kind of like making model airplanes....remember the "snap together" types that you started out with? You had maybe 8 pieces; 2 body halves two front wings, 2 rear wings and maybe 2 pieces for a cockpit, or two pieces for landing gear... But if you got one of those 500 piece b52 bomber kits....you had a much more complex final product.
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Olympia's odd couple craft bipartisan budget
If there was ever an odd couple in the state Legislature it would be Sens. Ed Murray and Joe Zarelli. Murray's a liberal, openly gay Democratic lawmaker from Capitol Hill. Zarelli's a conservative Republican from a rural Clark County who opposes gay marriage. Yet during the past three months the two men met day after day to hash out the first truly bipartisan budget that anyone in Olympia can recollect.
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OLYMPIA — If there was ever an odd couple in the state Legislature, it would be Sens. Ed Murray and Joe Zarelli.
Murray's a liberal, openly gay Democratic lawmaker from Capitol Hill who supports creating a state income tax. Zarelli's a Republican from rural Clark County who opposes gay marriage and once got a perfect score from the Washington Conservative Union.
They are polar opposites.
Yet during the past three months, the two men met day after day to hash out the first truly bipartisan budget that anyone in Olympia can recollect. The Senate approved the proposal, which makes $4.8 billion in cuts, by a 34-13 vote last Monday. Now they have to negotiate a compromise with the House and governor's office.
No one has referred to them as the odd couple, at least within earshot, they say. "I dare say you shouldn't use it," Zarelli said in an interview. "If you do, I'm the clean one."
Murray, 55, is chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee and works part time for the University of Washington planning department. Zarelli, 49, is the ranking Republican on the panel and works as a business consultant.
The budget they created, with the support of their members, closes a $5.1 billion shortfall largely through cuts. It hits K-12 and higher education, sharply scales back health-care and social-service programs, and reduces salaries for state employees and teachers.
The proposal has about $300 million more in cuts than the House budget, which doesn't reduce teacher pay and would privatize the liquor-wholesale system to raise new money. But the two proposals have more similarities than differences, even though the House plan was drafted solely by Democrats.
Traditional Democratic supporters call both budgets "immoral" and chide lawmakers for not closing tax breaks to raise money. Business groups largely support the austere budgets — and the bipartisan cooperation in the Senate in particular.
The fact that two senators from opposite ends of the political spectrum, and their respective caucuses, could craft a budget at all is viewed as a minor miracle.
"This is a really big deal," Sen. Jim Hargrove, D-Hoquiam, said shortly before the Senate budget passed. "This is the first really bipartisan budget ever. OK. Ever."
Mutual respect
From the beginning, it wasn't clear if it would work. The parties had not cooperated to this extent before, and there was no assurance they could this time. "I was doubtful it would continue to the end," Zarelli said.
He and Murray had developed a strong working relationship over the years and say they have a lot of respect for each other. When Murray chaired the capital and transportation committees in the House, he collaborated on legislation several times with Zarelli in the Senate.
But the two aren't exactly close friends. Both have been in the Legislature since 1995, and in all that time they've socialized once, enjoying drinks with other lawmakers one evening this year.
Both men also have strongly held views and aren't shy about making them known.
That became apparent at a recent online chat with readers arranged by The Seattle Times, where the two started arguing privately about education funding while their laptops booted up.
Zarelli made the case that education spending actually increases in their budget while Murray said that ignores the inflationary pressures that drive up costs. The debate escalated until a reporter sitting by them said, "Do you have to argue about this now?"
Like a light switch had been flipped, they started joking as if nothing had happened.
That attitude, Murray and Zarelli said, was key to negotiating the budget. Murray estimates they spent a couple hundred hours working on the proposal in meetings that at times lasted up to four hours.
They would debate the points, take nothing personally, having checked any personal differences at the door.
Consider a recent debate when the two squared off on the Senate floor over a bill incorporating domestic partnerships into a state parentage law — a measure heavily supported by the gay and lesbian community.
Zarelli, who voted against landmark gay-rights legislation approved in 2006, argued the measure would make unnecessary changes to existing law.
"While this is a very emotional subject and we're trying to solve what some see as an injustice for a small percentage of the public out there, let's not forget about how this is going to affect the great majority of the public," he said.
Murray, the lead architect of the gay-rights measure five years ago, argued back, "Our small percentage of the population should be treated fairly. Our families should be treated like other families."
As soon the floor session ended, "we were in a conference room negotiating a budget," Murray said. "It wasn't personal."
Finding middle ground
Zarelli said he had a few key goals during the budget negotiations.
"Our base values were to get some reforms, to live within our means and have a better system moving forward. We got that," he said.
Under the Senate proposal, the state would "have a budget that doesn't spend more than we have coming in" for the first time since 1997, Zarelli said, adding that it also includes things such as requiring certain state services to be contracted out for competitive bids.
What did the Democrats get?
"The framework we agreed on is we wouldn't eliminate, but we would shrink," Murray said. "Our win is the preservation of programs."
For example, the Senate proposal retains but scales back the state Basic Health Plan, which provides subsidized health insurance for the working poor.
"I believe that if it had simply been a Republican budget, they would have eliminated more programs," Murray said.
Although the budget is being heralded as a bipartisan success, only nine Republicans voted for it. Zarelli said more would have but some members were absent.
Sen. Don Benton, R-Vancouver, voted against the budget but said he had no regrets about working with Democrats. He ended up opposing it, he said, over concerns about double-digit college-tuition increases included in the proposal.
But Benton still thinks Republicans won significant concessions from Democrats. And he said he trusted Murray in the process, calling him a "realist."
"I've worked with him on transportation issues for years. I have great respect for him and Joe Zarelli both. That's one of the primary reasons I supported this approach," he said.
Traditional Democratic supporters aren't happy with any of the proposed budgets before the Legislature, and Jeff Johnson, president of the Washington State Labor Council, noted that the Senate proposal cuts deeper than the House or the governor's budgets.
"If that's what bipartisanship gets you, a smaller government and more pain to the poor and vulnerable, then I guess it's not such a good idea," he said.
But Don Brunell, president of the Association of Washington Business, said the bipartisan approach is what the public wants.
"They don't give a darn whether they're Republicans or Democrats. The average voter out there wants the problem solved," he said.
All this begs the question of whether this cooperation between the parties is an aberration or a sign of things to come.
Murray and Zarelli say they don't know.
Several factors combined to force bipartisanship this year. Voters last November approved an initiative that requires a two-thirds vote in the House and Senate, or voter approval, to increase taxes. That largely took the issue off the table.
Murray also noted he didn't have a "working Democratic majority."
"We have a group of conservative suburban Democrats in our caucus, and the only process they were willing to participate in is a bipartisan process," Murray said. "Either Joe Zarelli was going to write a budget with a group of our conservative Democrats or I was going to write a bipartisan budget."
Murray said he would have included Zarelli in the budgeting process regardless, but the reality is "there was very little choice."
He also cautioned that the Legislature still hasn't negotiated a final budget as it heads into a special session this week. There's no guarantee Republicans will vote for the final product.
"We're not done," Murray said.
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ATLANTA -- The Thrashers still belong to Atlanta -- for now.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly and True North Sports and Entertainment denied a report Thursday that a deal has been reached to sell the team to True North, which would relocate the team to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The Toronto Globe and Mail reported the Thrashers' agreement with True North was done and will be announced in Winnipeg on Tuesday.
On his weekly radio show Thursday night, Bettman said no deal has been made to move the Thrashers to Winnipeg. He added: ''I can tell you that with certainty.''
True North spokesman Scott Brown also said the Toronto report is ''not true.''
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 7, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Inside Sports Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the HeraldZettung The New Braunfels Heratd Zeitung extends birthday wishes to the following Lonnlc Curtis Rehca Ritchie Etna Sanchez Nina Regaido Barbara Tuch Nancy Brinkkoeter Brittany Williams 9 years old Jennifer Mar tinez Phil Melone Jessica Lillie Resales 4 years To have a birthday or anniver sary listed here call Button up your raincoats today Today Cloudy with numerous showers or thunder storms Highs in the mid50s to lower 60s Tonight decreasing clouds A chance of evening showers Lows in the 40s Monday Partly cloudy Highs in the lower 70s Monday night partly cloudy Lows in the 40s Tuesday through Thurs day Partly cloudy Tuesday Highs in the 60s Wednesday increasing clouds with a chance of rain Lows in the 40s Highs in the 60s Thursday decreasing clouds with a slight chance of rain Lows in the 30s Highs in the 50s Aggie Moms cancel Christmas cookie bake The Comal County Aggie Moms Club was forced to cancel its annual cookie bake this year because of the recent health warnings about hepatitis A The annual cookie bake raises money for schol arshipslhat will be awarded in the spring to Comal County students attending Texas For information call 9769 6252832 or 6259723 Post Office extends hours for holidays The New Braunfels post office is offering extended hours starting Saturday for holiday mail Through Dec 27 the local post office will be open on Saturdays from 9 to Cheer Fund continues to grow The New Braunfels Herald Zeitung is accepting dona tions for its annual Christmas Cheer Fund Every penny donated goes toward the purchase of food baskets for the needy Donations will be accepted at the HeraldZeitung office at 707 Landa St during regular business hours Checks also can be mailed to the Herald Zeitung Make checks payable to the HeraldZeitung Cheer Fund Arrangements for pickup of donated items can be made by contacting circulation director Carol Ann Avery at 6259144 ext 228 Recent contributions include Tell us where the lights are Thanksgiving is over and many of you already have started stringing lights around your home and yard If you have a mustsee residential or commercial display or if you know of one let us know so we can share the information with the rest of our readers Call us at 6259144 Boy Scouts share the spirit The Holiday River of Lights Sharing the Spirit organization chosen for Monday is Boy Scout Pack 133 This nonprofit organization will supply two workers to staff the lights display from 6 to today and hand out information In return the organization will receive 50 cents per vehicle that passes through Cypress Bend Park tonight New Braunfels HeraldZeitung 30 pages in four sections Sunday December Serving the Comal County area for more than 145 years Home of Nancy Brinkkoeter Vol 146 No 17 Its on to state after tripleovertime thriller WE BELIEVE By TOM ERICKSON Sports Editor SAN ANTONIO Its likely that nearly all of the fans who were at Alamo Stadium Satur day knew the Division II Region IV5A champi onship game would be close After all MacArthur had beaten New Braunfels 1714 earlier in the season for what would turn out to be the Unicorns only loss to that point But before the regions representative for the state tournament could be chosen both the Uni corns and Brahmas would find themselves locked in a tripleovertime battle that took nearly three hours to complete In the end it was New Braunfels which came away victorious after Steven Simpson scored on a 5 yard run in the third overtime period followed by a gutsy defensive stand from the Swarm The 2921 victory put the Unicorns in the Class 5 A semifinals for the first time in school history and ended MacArthurs best season in more than 30 years The Unicorns 131 were outgained by more than 150 yards in the first half and trailed 140 at halftime but that did little to shake their hopes for their first regional title since 1986 We felt could get a score on our first possession we knew we would have a said senior quarterback Kliff Kingsbury who threw for 169 yards and three of New Braun fels four touchdowns We just had to make things And New Braunfels did especially in the overtime periods MacArthur kicker Nathan Bertoldo missed a 33yard field goal after the Unicorns fumbled the ball on their first possession in OT Turn to Unicorns Page 6A Photo by Leslie KriewaldfSpecial to the HeraldZeitung New Braunfels senior Steven Simpson 26 zips past two MacArthur defenders for a 7yard gain in the third overtime period of Saturdays Division II Region IV5A championship game at Alamo Stadium Two plays later Simpson scored on a 5yard run for the winning touch down The Unicorns 131 will play Alief Hastings 131 this Saturday in the Astrodome Growth threatens water availability BY SUSAN JAKOBSEN Staff Writer Future water supplies for Comal County could be challenged by the countys burgeoning population as state forecasts project 83 percent growth in Comal County during the coming decade According to 1990 census figures Comal County had residents but could explode to people in the year 2000 Further projections reveal an estimated Comal County citizens in 2020 according to the Texas Water Development Board The board lists Guadalupe as the secondfastest growing county with 62 percent from in 2000 to in 2020 Population estimates will be a deter mining factor in future water alloca tions so it is vital for each county to ensure population figures are not underestimated said members of the Alamo Area Council of Governments during a board meeting this week Doug Miller EAA board member and Comal County resident said the forecasts brought into question not only quantity of water but the quality of the resource for all users Some people currently inhab it the county and state forecasts of near in the year 2000 present a challenge to the community Miller said Ten thousand people in two years that is a said Miller Relative to water weve been very fortunate that local entities have taken the lead in developing other New Braunfels Utilities obtains the majority of its water from a surface water plant installed in February 1991 that pumps from the Guadalupe River The water which provides between 85 and 95 percent of NBUs current needs is put through a treatment process before use according to pub lished reports Water from a Gruene sewage treat ment plant is being reused in an effort to conserve the precious resource The water is pumped up the hill and used at a nearby golf course Miller said These methods will go a long way 21STCENTURY AREA GROWTH V pop ram Source Development in addressing the water needs for Comal Miller said Fastgrowing areas in Comal Coun ty include Schertz and Cibolo where large subdivisions have sprung up in the last few years said Miller Sud den growth along FarmtoMarket 1863 also has occurred he said There is still going to be a tremen dous amount of growth along the Edwards Escarpment and said Miller The density of population in new subdivisions and meeting the pub lics needs for water from the Edwards Aquifer and from other sources will continue to be a challenge he said Local veteran remembers Pearl Harbor BY SUSAN JAKOBSEN Staff Writer For ages men have been called to serve their country in war and today Boyd Brugmann of New Braunfels remembers his first year in the United States Navy aboard the Curtiss in the Pacific Ocean Some men left behind wives and children but Brugmann left behind his boyhood he was barely 19 when he enlisted in the armed forces starting boot camp in the spring of1941 I had to get out of Englewood said the 75yearold Brug mann With basic training completed Brugman soon found himself aboard the Curtiss which was assigned to Patrol Wing Two Turn to Pearl Harbor Page 6A Political starting gate opens and race begins From staff and wire reports Politics might challenge football as Texas spectator sport of choice as the new year approaches With Attorney General Dan Morales surprise announcement to call it quits Governor George Bush is the only one of the top six Texas gov ernment officials who wants to keep his job Morales retirement decision fol lowed on the heels of Lt Gov Bob Bullocks That leaves the field wide open for new Democratic faces vying for top state posts Statewide the lieutenant governors race is going to be the one well watch said Gloria Sasser Gpmal County Democratic Party chairwoman Land Commissioner Gary Mauro is running against Bush for the gover nors seat Comptroller John Sharp who filed Wednesday will square off against Agriculture Commissioner Rick Perry for a hotly contested lieutenant gover nors race a real bombshell hit when Dan Morales said hes not going to run for said Don Hensz Comal County Republican Party chair man Three Republicans have announced for attorney general so far Railroad Commissioner Barry Williamson for mer state GOP chairman Tom Pauken and former Texas Supreme 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MEDINAH, Ill. -- Humiliating the famed No. 3 course at Medinah Country Club, site of three U.S. Opens and two PGA Championships, wasn't enough. Who didn't put a hurt on Medinah this week?
Beating the strongest field in professional golf by five strokes wasn't enough.
No, with the 88th PGA Championship safely tucked away early Sunday afternoon, Tiger Woods decided to kick history's butt, too.
With a final-round 68, Woods completed 72 holes in 18-under-par 270, seven strokes better than the previous low score in a major at Medinah No. 3. Woods set that record, too, at the 1999 PGA.
In the seven years since, Woods has broken down his swing and rebuilt it. With his second consecutive major championship, Woods re-established his dominance over the sport as strongly as ever.
On Sunday, Woods did it by driving the ball straight (10 of 14 fairways) and making putts. He needed only 27 putts in his final round, thanks to correcting a flaw -- he was taking his putter back slightly hooded -- that he detected Saturday night while watching highlights of his third-round 65.
Everyone who has detected a flaw in their course-record-tying 65, please step forward.
"It was a magical day," Woods said. "I just felt like if I got the ball anywhere on the green, I could make it. It's not too often you get days like that, and I happened to have it on the final round of a major championship."
Someone please send Woods the appropriate script. Golfers are supposed to get the jitters on a major championship Sunday.
Mickelson shot 74 at the PGA on Sunday and finished tied for 16th. Three of the top six golfers entering the final round failed to break par. Woods never wavered. For the 12th time in his career, Woods began the final round of a major with at least a share of the lead. And for the 12th time, Woods won.
In related news, the Coyote once again failed to catch the Road Runner, and the Chicago Cubs will not win the World Series.
"He's so mentally tough there," said Shaun Micheel, whose final-round 69 moved him into second place at 13-under 275. "I'm not sure anything ever bothers him. I wish I had that feeling just once."
Keep in mind, Micheel said this having just concluded his best finish since he won the 2003 PGA.
Could it have been only two months ago, as Phil Mickelson stood on the 18th tee Sunday at the U.S. Open, that the debate raged over whether Tiger Woods needed to make room for Lefty?
Woods' 12th major championship broke the month-long tie he had with Walter Hagen and moved him into sole possession of second place in major championships, six behind Jack Nicklaus. He won his 51st PGA Tour event, which ties him with Billy Casper for sixth on the all-time list.
We need a new debate. Resolved: Tiger Woods is again head, shoulders and swoosh ahead of everyone in the game.
"I think when he won the [2000] U.S. Open, lapping the field [at Pebble Beach], I was pretty impressed," said David Toms, who finished tied for 16th. "Obviously, the way he's played as of late, you have an argument for him being just as good now as he was then."
Think Tiger's hype exceeds his performance? Not so. Incredibly, Woods holds or shares the record for lowest score in relation to par at all four major championships. Masters -- 18 under par, 1997 |
The air of inevitability settled quickly about the final round. With his round shoulders, slight paunch and easy grin, third-round co-leader Luke Donald walked onto the first tee looking like the next link in the Tiger food chain. Woods strode onto the first tee in typical fashion, shoulders back, muscles straining his shirt, looking as if he should have been in a robe and boxing trunks.
"You would think going to the first tee that he would feel the pressure because everybody is expecting him to win," Chris DiMarco (tied for 12th) said of Woods, "and it's the exact opposite. The guy playing with him feels the most pressure. ... It's the fact that you have to go face-to-face with Tiger, and he's a pretty intimidating guy, no doubt about it."
Woods birdied the first hole to take a lead he never relinquished. When they walked off the sixth green, Woods had birdied his second consecutive hole to go to 17-under. Donald had lipped out his third putt of the day and had fallen four strokes behind.
"Had those went in," Donald said of the lipouts, "it might have been a different story."
Yes, Donald, who finished with a 74 and tied for third at 12-under 276, would have lost by only three strokes instead of six.
When Woods holed a 40-footer at the eighth for a birdie that put him at 18-under, he moved four strokes clear of the field.
On the first three days, when Woods made big putts, he punctuated them with a right jab that would have rattled the fillings of anyone who got in his way. When his putt at the eighth hole fell, Woods looked at the bleachers, quietly raised a fist, then gave a half-jab. Even he knew.
"I just thoroughly enjoy coming down the stretch on the back nine with a chance to win it," Woods said. "That to me is the ultimate rush in our sport."
You might think that the endorphins wouldn't show up when Woods is so far ahead.
You would be wrong.
"It's just even a better feeling," he said, flashing the smile that launched a thousand Buicks, "to know that you're in control at a major championship, and basically, if you just keep playing the way you want to play, you're going to win it. I knew if I was far enough ahead, if I just kept doing what I was doing, the other guys would run out of holes."
As drama goes, the final round of the PGA proved every bit as riveting as C-SPAN. But watching Woods play golf this way is not boring. Watching greatness in any sport is never boring.
"He's not there yet," Woods' swing coach Hank Haney, said Sunday evening. "He's always trying to improve. He won't stop. He leaves no stone unturned in looking for ways to improve."
Finally, a golf topic that might flummox Tiger Woods: How in the world can he improve that performance?
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88th PGA Championship
Where: Medinah CC, No. 3; Medinah, Ill.
Yardage/Par: 7,561 yards; par 72
2006 champion: Tiger Woods
Purse: $6.5 million
Final-round coverage
• Woods wins third PGA title
• PGA Championship leaderboard
• Wojciechowski: Woods is greatest individual athlete ever
• Maisel: In easy victory, Woods is still riveting
• Sirak: The best is yet to come
• Sobel: If Tiger played tennis
• Harig: Woods will pass Nicklaus
• Rudy: Winners and losers
• Sobel: Will Pavin make RC roster?
• Stahlschmidt: Tempo, balance lead to consistency
Third-round coverage
• Woods makes his move
• Sobel: What the contenders need to do
• Maisel: Trophy isn't Tiger's ... yet
• Wojciechowski: Medinah too easy? Try Misery Links
• Harig: Pressure on Donald
• Wacker: Round 3 winners and losers
• ESPN.com photo gallery
• GolfDigest.com photo gallery
• Sindelar makes double eagle
Second-round coverage
• Andrade, Stenson, Herron, Donald lead PGA
• Wojciechowski: Love returns in a big way
• Maisel: Ogilvy holds his own
• Rosaforte: Andrade has "Why not me?" attitude
• Sobel: Taste of Medinah
• Harig: Donald, Stenson take different routes
• Wacker: Woods looks like same old self
• ESPN.com photo gallery
• GolfDigest.com photo gallery
First-round coverage
• Glover, Riley share Round 1 lead
• Wojciechowski: Tiger-Phil pairing lacks drama
• Maisel: Teary-eyed Mayfair returns with 69
• Sobel: Ogilvy relishes man in the middle role
• Harig: Medinah plays long, not difficult
• Rosaforte: Don't overreact to low numbers
• Rudy: Round 1 winners and losers
• ESPN.com photo gallery
• GolfDigest.com photo gallery
Preview coverage
• Sobel: Tiger, Phil need their Duel in the Sun
• Experts' predictions: Tiger or the field?
• Sobel: Ranking the PGA contenders, from 1-20
• Wacker: Mayfair makes his return
• Sirak: Why this will be a compelling PGA
• Wacker: Glory's last shot for Cup wannabes
• Harig: Tiger, Sergio take divergent paths
• Rosaforte: Why the PGA is the best major
• Verdi: Aussie Invasion
• Hawkins: Ogilvy making beautiful music
• Rosaforte/Antonini: A fair dinkum past
• Strege: The next Big Thing
• Callahan: Micheel's ordeal
• Alternate Shot: Should Lehman play?
• Whitten: The major course that almost wasn't
• Whitten: Medinah's 17th, Act IV
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Ted Sorenson is best known as the writer who filled the speeches of John F. Kennedy with wit, humor, and elegance. Today, Sorenson is 81 and bothered by failing eyesight. But he shows penetrating vision in a speech delivered last week at his alma mater, the University of Nebraska Law School in Lincoln. Addressing a class of newly minted lawyers, Sorenson raised a loud note of concern about what has occurred to the legal profession in the last eight years. In particular, his subject is the lawyers who betrayed their calling by implementing the Bush Administration's torture policies. The Lincoln Journal-Star reports his remarks:
"Most of you as new lawyers will soon find it easy to make a buck but find it hard to make a difference. Yes, torture gets results. It has resulted in easier, swifter, more successful recruitment for terrorist organizations among the millions of young Islamic fanatics who are willing to use the one weapon against which an open society such as ours has no sure defense — suicide bombing. It also resulted in a sharp decline in America's standing among allies who might otherwise have provided intelligence and other forms of help. It has cost us the respect of other countries that we enjoyed, which protected us against attacks from abroad."
"Intellectually and morally dishonest lawyers (in the Department of Justice) disgraced not only their country but their profession. In a country based on the rule of law, in which no man is above the law, whatever his rank or title, no man can undertake, authorize or immunize unlawful conduct. Our current wonderful president cannot promise the CIA practitioners of torture that they will not be prosecuted. With all those now exposed of complicity in torture pointing fingers of blame at each other, it is clear that the guilty include political ideologues, cowardly bureaucrats, and inexperienced psychologists, all of whom plead ignorance of the law. But what about the lawyers?"
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