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Sunday night will bring scriptural music to River Community Church in Dell Rapids, as a July 29 evening performance by The Psalms Project, begun by musician and songwriter Shane Heilman, will be open to the public.Heilman, who became a Christian as a teenager, was drawn to guitar and started an alternative rock band to play for Sunday worship for several years. After moving to Nashville the group disbanded, after which Shane spent four years in Tennessee writing and performing. He moved back to Sioux Falls in 2003 and is back to worship music at his church.The Psalms Project began in 2006, when Heilman was on a mission trip in White River, near the Rosebud Reservation. It was there that he felt the urge to put Psalm 1 to music."I knew the idea of setting the Psalms to music was nothing new, but I became tantalized by the idea of setting (them) to music and including the essential meaning of every verse, instead of gutting and censoring the Psalms and isolating some verses from their context," he said.The idea was to help the Psalms speak for themselves, using music to push through a more emotional delivery, according to the musician.Though the second song was a long time coming, about three years, Heilman finished up the first 10 Psalms with enough material to record an album.The "project" includes more than 30 musicians and songwriters from the Sioux Falls area, including some from various parts of the United States. Heilman said that a crew of 28 people was involved in recording the first Psalms Project album, which included a different lead singer on each track."There is a core group of musicians but also a vast outer fringe of people that all contribute in unique ways," he said. "The Psalms Project, I believe, is my ultimate calling in music, and I plan to see it through all 150 Psalms, which would be an epic 15-album collection."The impact that the group's music has is something that Heilman enjoys a great deal."The message and the poetry of each Psalm is so emotionally rich and intense and, ultimately, most travel from a place of struggle and doubt to a place of faith and peace," he said.In addition, the group's performances raise funds as a non-profit organization that benefits world missions."I hope (the audience) comes away encouraged that God is sovereign, God is for us, He is active in our lives and He is working out His purpose in the midst of our sorrow in pain."The group's first album, Volume I: Psalms 1-10, can be purchased on online, and tracks from the album can be heard at reverbnation.com/thepsalmsproject.
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Off "Mickey & Mallory"Check out Makin Love, the latest from Mia Rey which features a guest appearance from Yung Berg on the. The track was released on Monday, February 13th, 2012.
Check out Makin Love, the latest track from Mia Rey, featuring Yung Berg which dropped on Monday, February 13th, 2012. Mia Rey's movement grows stronger with each new release, and Makin Love has further strengthened that fact. It's a solid addition to the commendable body of work Mia Rey has been creating since stepping foot in the rap game, and we're definitely looking forward to what Mia Rey has on deck.
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The solution would be to give St. Louis a Winter Classic. We would be so grateful, nobody would bitch like this.
Lawyers for a Philadelphia Flyers season ticket-holder have sued the team's owner over its policy for tickets to the outdoor Winter Classic. The team calls the lawsuit frivolous.
Jenkintown, Pa.-based Stern & Eisenberg filed the suit against Comcast-Spectacor in New Jersey's Mercer County Superior Court on Friday. The lawsuit says team owners breached the contract by forcing season ticket-holders to purchase tickets to the Jan. 2 Winter Classic at Citizens Bank Park separately and at a higher price.
The suit says fans who bought a 44-game season ticket package for 2011-2012 got only 43 tickets. The plaintiff says those who bought season tickets were told they would have to purchase Winter Classic tickets separately.
Attorney Evan Barenbaum calls the policy "illogical and unfair" and says thousands of ticket-holders could be affected. Comcast-Spectacor calls the suit frivolous and says it will "vigorously defend" itself.
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text: Jim Rogers: Market turmoil aheadBy Anjani Trivedi, for CNNUpdated 0557 GMT (1357 HKT) November 9, 2012Just WatchedInvestor: U.S. economy will slow downreplayMore Videos ...Investor: U.S. economy will slow down 03:15Story highlightsRogers advice: Don't invest in anything unless you, yourself know about itRogers doubts U.S. economic improvement given government gridlockOn US government: they're going to make mistakes and everybody is going to be worse offRogers is a known critic of the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben BernankeInvestor Jim Rogers tells CNN to expect choppy investment waters in the years to come. "I would be very careful. The next couple years we're going to have turmoil and problems in most financial markets," Rogers told CNN's Andrew Stevens."Don't invest in anything unless you, yourself know about it. Don't listen to some guy you see on TV -- even if it's me," added Rogers, who co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros. "You only stay with what you know and if all you know is money in the bank, put the money in the bank." With worried investors and a re-elected U.S. President, Rogers said he doubts much is set to change as the U.S. Congress faces impasse on the ominous 'fiscal cliff', the December 31 deadline of automatic spending cuts and tax increases that threatens to send the American economy into recession. "We have the same president, the same Senate, the same House, the same central bank, the same everything. There's not going to be much change. They're all going to fumble around and grapple with it," Rogers said, "But in the end, they're going to make mistakes -- you and I, and everybody else in the world are going to be worse off. The debt is going to go higher, the spending is going to go higher and they are going to make mistakes."Just WatchedExpert: Fiscal cliff will be avoidedreplayMore Videos ...Expert: Fiscal cliff will be avoided 04:45PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedBack to business for ObamareplayMore Videos ...Back to business for Obama 06:10PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedFiscal cliff awaits Obama and the worldreplayMore Videos ...Fiscal cliff awaits Obama and the world 03:27PLAY VIDEORogers is a known critic of the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and his policies of quantitative easing. With the aim to bring down interest rates and the creation of new money, Rogers believes quantitative easing devalues the currency altogether."This is not something that's scientific...look it up -- it's historic," he said. "All you have to do is read economics and all you have to do is read history. Eventually your currency becomes less and less attractive to foreigners... there's more currency turmoil."More from businessInside Morocco's HollywoodWill.i.am launches sustainable fashionEl caso de Centroamérica y la ayuda estadounidensePowered by Livefyre


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But the little Puerto Rican girl who honed her chops in government-sponsored voice classes, and parlayed a dance studio scholarship into a back-up gig with Jose Esteban and the Patrulla 15 that would quickly launch the most successful solo career of any woman in merengue, now has the clout -- ten albums out -- to hold back.
"I always wanted to do ballads," the once brazen bad girl of merengue reveals.
There is only the slightest trace of Dominican rhythm, restrained and almost decorous, on Sobrevivir -- and Tañon admits she didn't even know that was going to be there.
"[Producer] Kike [Santander] put those keyboards in afterward," she says of "Por Tu Amor" ("For Your Love"). "Imagine, a Colombian arranging a merengue."
But if Santander did slip the slightest hint of tropical frenzy into Tañon's latest disc, he is also responsible along with Humberto Gatica (Alejandro Sanz, Celine Dion, Michael Jackson, you get the idea) for dousing some of the heat that Tañon has been famous for since her breakthrough 1993 release Mujer Del Fuego (Fire Woman).
There are worse fates that can await a singer than backing tracks seeming remarkably similar in sound and sentiment to those of the biggest-selling artists in Latin and Anglo pop, but Tañon's voice is so powerful, her delivery so adventurous and fresh that it is a letdown to hear her sing to such generic accompaniment. Maybe the world does need another love song ... but does it always have to sound like this?
Not that the similarity will hurt Tañon at the cash register. On the contrary, Santander and Gatica know what they are doing -- and what they are doing is selling records.
Record sales aside, though, no amount of flattery on her vocal prowess can persuade Tañon that she deserves more original arrangement and production.
"Don't make a mistake," she warns. "There's a lot [on this album] that comes from inside here, that comes from Olga Tañon. I am involved in the arrangements. I have the opportunity to choose what I will sing, what producers I will work with. I told Humberto what I wanted and what I didn't want. We work very closely together."
It just so happens that what Olga wants has nothing to do with those romantic theories that demand the artist invent an original medium to express her unique vision to the world. Nope, she might be singing ballads now but her philosophy is pure merengue: Give the people what they want.
"People love to cry," she claims. "So [on this album] there are a lot of vein-cutting ballads."
Is that part at least autobiographical?
"Oh, please," she says, dismissing the question with a wave of her hand. "People get so dramatic. Everyone is asking me, why is the album called Sobrevivir? What have you had to survive? There's no drama. Still I want to perform the song with as much emotion as possible, so I ask the songwriters, 'What were you feeling when you wrote this song?'"
But aren't the songwriters just play-acting too?
"Oh, no!" Tañon says in wide-eyed mock seriousness. "I know the whole story behind the songs!" Then she smiles: "But that, as they say, is off the record."
Although Sobrevivir never approaches the raw energy unleashed by any of the earlier songs collected in the live album from 2000, Olga Viva/Viva Olga, the album does have some upbeat moments to go along with all the vein-cutting.
"A record has to have a balance." She demonstrates: "Now I'm happy. Now I'm sad. That's not because you [the artist] are feeling that way, but because there are always people who are passing through these things and you have to give them something they can identify with. There is the song 'Mentiras' ['Lies'], because who hasn't been lied to? Then there is the song 'Caramelo' ['Candy'], because people like a vacilón, to let loose and flirt."
Oddly enough "Caramelo" and "Beso a Beso" ("Kiss to Kiss"), the two tracks produced by Tañon's long-time collaborator Manuel Tejada, are musically the most exciting on the disc. "I wanted something from my own little island," Tañon says of Tejada's departure from merengue, "so ['Caramelo'] is a guaracha, almost a guaguancó." (Cubanologues, please send your objections directly to Tañon c/o Warner Latina Records -- it's not my job to judge which rhythms belong to which country, especially when a Dominican is adapting a Cuban style for a Puerto Rican star who lives in Orlando.) The traditional groove funked up with a dragging bass stands up to Tañon's quirky vocalizations.


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Casale Pizzeria: Only The Privileged May Park Here
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There is a small, bricked parking lot in front of Casale, with lines painted to denote spots. One car was parked inside, but plastic cones were put in place to block any other cars from entering. This is not an easy neighborhood to find parking in, but we did, placed coinage in the meter, and walked in the rain a block or so to the restaurant. Still, I was curious as to why the parking lot was closed. A hostess explained that eventually it was going to be converted into an outdoor dining section, and they didn't want people getting used to parking there. A car pulled into the lot and parked while we were chatting. "Whose car is that?" I asked. "The manager's," she replied. And the other car was the owner's.
Now I can understand why they might want to keep the lot closed -- maybe, for instance, to keep the ground in good shape for when they put the tables in. But it just seems so elitist to have the management be able to use the space, but make everyone else drive around and pay for parking when there are perfectly good spaces available right in front. The whole idea of opening a dining establishment is supposedly to cater to those who you are enticing to come as your paying guests. This parking rule sends a subtle statement that we, the customers, are of secondary status to the management. True or not, I don't think that's the right message for a restaurant owner -- especially one as savvy as Pietro Vardeu -- to send.
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WESLACO — There could be an increase of more parrots around the Valley thanks to members of the Weslaco Chamber MidValley Leadership Program who are building nesting sites for the red crowned parrot. The project started in February on three sites in Weslaco as several hollowed out palm trees, attached to a phone pole, were placed at certain locations. Project member Sarah Williams stated on it works, "A woodpecker will come and peck through the tree to create a hole, because he's looking for food. Then after a time a parrot will come by and see the hole and reinforce the hole and enlarge it and build a nest inside." Flocks of parrots migrate to the Valley during the winter.


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Troye Sivan, 18, came out of the closet on YouTube today in a funny, charming, heartfelt, articulate way to his 465,000 subscribers. He played the young Hugh Jackman in X Men Origins: Wolverine, and is now part of the Spud movie franchise. Check it out!
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After taking a few business classes at a college in his native country of Kenya, John Ndungu decided he wanted to attend a college in the United States – and he made the move by himself.
"It was hard to leave my family," John said. "I miss them every day, but I believe in working hard for what I want, and I wanted a change."
Last year, John left his parents and four siblings behind and enrolled in fall classes at St. Charles Community College. He plans on getting his associate's degree in business and eventually getting his bachelor's degree.
John's sister joined him in September and is also enrolled at SCC. She is interested in the college's nursing program.
"It's nice to have a part of my family here with me," John said. "My sister makes it easier to be here without them."
John plans on going back to see his family in Kenya once he graduates from SCC, but he'll return to the U.S. to begin work on his bachelor's degree so he can build an art business. He creates art out of dried leaves in Kenya with his uncle and brother.
While at SCC, he works full time at Delmar Gardens Nursing Center, an assisted living center, but in his free time he likes to go to movies and play soccer. "I've made a lot of friends at SCC," he said. "I like that there are so many people of different cultures all in one place."


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One Direction star Zayn Malik has revealed his new microphone tattoo.
The 19-year-old singer had his new inking done in Los Angeles over the weekend.
The life-size microphone has been added to his collection of tattoos he has across his body.
Malik has eight tattoos in total, including a Ying and Yang symbol on his wrist, an image of crossed fingers on his arm and his grandfather's name `Walter' in Arabic on his chest.
The teenager also has a playing card on his stomach, a fern on his neck and an inscription which means 'be true to who you are' across his left collarbone.
Meanwhile, Zayn has admitted that he wishes he has his bandmate, Liam Payne's body.
He told US station Hot 99.7: "I'm a little bit jealous of Liam's six-pack."
Liam admitted he wished he "was as funny as Louis [Tomlinson]," while Harry Styles said: "I wish I had Niall [Horan]'s Irish accent."
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A new law designed to help smokers put out their cigarettes is one of more than thirty laws taking effect in North Carolina as the New Year begins.
A ban on smoking in restaurants and bars begins early Saturday morning. Smokers could face $50 fines for lighting up and restaurants could pay $200 a day penalties for ignoring the law.
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| The New Jersey Chapter Web Site Has Moved! New url: Court Decision Rolls Back Toxic Site Cleanup StandardsDate : Fri, 6 Jul 2012 13:22:10 -0400 For Immediate Release Court Decision Rolls Back Toxic Site Cleanup Standards Today the Appellate Court ruled in favor of polluters over the public health.In Des Champs Laboratories, INC., vs. Robert Martin, the Court determined that the DEP does not have jurisdiction to require a property owner certify the site has been cleaned up or is pollution free before they sell it. The property owner does not have to remove all the toxins due to the weakening of cleanup standards in the Industrial Site Recovery Act and the Site Remediation Reform Act.The Legislature and Governors have weakened DEP oversight on toxic sites and clean up requirements and the Court has ruled that setting standards for final cleanup is no longer in the agency's authority. With over 20,000 contaminated sites in the state, virtually all residents will be impacted by this Court decision. "This case is very troubling but expected.The Court ruled the ISRA and SRRA legislation was passed to make it easier to develop sites, not to cleanup sites.Therefore the Court had to rule with polluters over the DEP.We said all along that the LSRP program was about weakening environmental cleanup and the Court today said that is exactly what the Legislature did," said Jeff Tittel, Director, NJ Sierra Club. "Bad laws make for bad court decisions, putting the public health at risk." What the court said here is based on SRRA and ISRA as long as they think there is a small amount of pollution and institutional controls work they do not have to certify the site is clean.It has created a conflict the Spill Act and other programs that the Appellate Court wants the Supreme Court to straighten out.The decision was stayed for 30 days and now the administration will have the opportunity to appeal. "The SRRA was passed to turn contaminated sites into developed sites, not necessarily clean sites.The court did what we feared, said the LSRP program interferes with the DEP's ability to require full cleanups of contaminated sites.Now the question is will the Governor Christie appeal this decision or will he take the side of polluters over public health and safety?" asked Jeff Tittel. Landowners no longer have to prove there is no contamination or amounts under safe limits on a site before selling it or determining the cleanup complete, including toxic chemicals.As long as these property owner or polluter believes to the best of their knowledge that institutional controls will work or the amount of pollution left is a small amount, they do not have to clean up the site any further or certify the site is clean. 500 pounds or 55 gallons of toxic materials or 220 gallons of oil or other hydrocarbons could be considered clean and remain on site.It does not distinguish on the type of toxins so something extremely toxic could be allowed to remain on site including chromium, arsenic, or cyanide. "What is considered "de minimis" may be fairly hazardous and impact surrounding residents and communities.It is not even about how much is discharged, it is about what the polluter thinks, which is subjective and very hard to prove.Instead of requiring the polluter to prove the site is cleaned up, now the polluter onlyhas to think the cap will work or the amount of pollution is small and there is no requirement for them to clean it up.Now the fox only has to think the hen house is safe," said Jeff Tittel. "In this decision the court ruled even if toxins are in the groundwater and could leave the site and enter drinking water or people's homes as vapors the DEP cannot require that the pollution be cleaned up or stop the site from being certified as clean," continued Tittel. The SRRA created the Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRP) program which went into effect in May.Under the program all contaminated sites, except a select few, have their cleanup plans developed, implemented, and overseen by private contractors hired by the owners, responsible parties or people who purchase these properties.The consultants pick the cleanup plan and can waive compliance and even standards.There is virtually no DEP oversight or enforcement mechanisms. The Sierra Club's major concerns with the LSRP programs are: -Lack of DEP oversight. The DEP will review just 10 percent of paperwork in conjunction with the cleanup, will not visit any sites, and will conduct audits on only 10% of LSRPs. The state is basically saying that it's not in the business of insuring the cleanup of contaminated sites. -*LSRPs can determine their own waivers and alternative compliance guidelines.*LSRPs can decide what rules they do and do not want to follow on site with no oversight or enforcement by the DEP.We are concerned that LSRPs will be able to waive standards and compliance and more importantly will have the ability to waive certain remediation controls without any DEP oversight.There is no guarantee you cannot give multiple waivers to the same project making the law meaningless.Alternative compliance mechanisms could be used without having the DEP sign off on them.Since the LSRP signs off on the final cleanup, there is no way for DEP to know if the waivers actually met the objective of cleaning up and securing the site.Waivers would allow for weak institutional controls to be used on site instead of removing toxic materials, potentially creating "pave and wave" situations.This is in addition to the DEP Waiver Rule that allows the Commissioner to waive standards and compliance requirements. "The DEP commissioner can issue waivers but the private consultants can also give themselves waivers.So you can waive goodbye to real cleanups at these sites, putting communities at risk," said Jeff Tittel. -*Instead of removing toxic materials from these sites, more polluters will "pave and wave" -- essentially place an asphalt cap overtop the hazardous materials.* According to every scientific study, these types of controls will fail. Caps will crack from the weight of buildings. Sewer lines have the potential to destroy the cap, unleashing toxic materials and gasses. When these measures do fail taxpayers will be responsible for future clean ups, not the LSRP or the polluter. -*Consultants can weaken groundwater standards and cleanups so that toxics can continue to contaminate water supplies. * LSRP's can declare virtually all groundwater contaminated areas classification exemption areas (CEAs), not requiring a cleanup.Dilution could be used instead possibly resulting in vapor intrusion in homes or the plume moving and impacting other drinking water supplies. -The polluter will not be held responsible after cleanup. The responsible party will not be required to have insurance and it is not mandated to establish an escrow account to protect the site's future owner if more contamination is later found.It will be up to the homeowner or the taxpayer to clean up the additional pollutants, not the polluters or the developer.The administration is eliminating the "self-guarantee" protection for tax payers from the LSRP program.This lets LSRPs off the hook for any liability later down the road and that goes against the statue. "When toxic waste is found on a site later, it is not the developer or LSRP that will be held responsible.Instead the tax payers will end up paying for it," said Jeff Tittel. -Some of the most toxic sites will be turned over to private hands.The DEP is going to maintain control of very few of the 500 most contaminated sites in New Jersey.The definition to maintain DEP control is so narrow that virtually no sites will qualify.Even the most toxic sites could come under the LSRP without direct DEP oversight. "The Court ruled that the Legislature created a polluters holiday with
ISRA and SRRA.The Legislature needs to fix this glaring loophole or put
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NEWS RELEASE Public Communications Division Memorial Day Address We're here today in this solemn and beautiful place to honor Americans who've offered their lives in the name of liberty. We mourn their loss and grieve for the suffering they've endured. But our spirits soar as we contemplate the high purpose that called them to arms for their country. Throughout our history America has come under assault from those who've sought to weaken freedom's resolve. Each time the specter of tyranny has been raised, a generation of gallant warriors has answered the call with courage and conviction. For more than two and a quarter centuries they've performed their duties nobly and well. The call of freedom summons us again in the war against terrorism. Today Americans are dispatched to distant regions of the earth in search of an elusive enemy. At home the threat of violence has heightened the vigilance of civilians and marshaled our homeland security forces. The challenge before us is great, but the justness of our cause is clear. Once again we call on Americans to shoulder the staff of liberty in defense of a free and peace-loving nation. Let us pray this morning for the continued success of Operation Enduring Freedom, and for the safe return of our men and women in uniform when their work is done. Experience tells us that freedom's spirit will not flinch in defense of ideals more powerful than the bombs of our enemies. Americans in uniform have always been guided by this fundamental truth. In the summer of 1776 John Adams pondered the democratic course on which the new nation was embarked. The founders knew that a people intent on governing themselves would be targeted by adversaries seeking to destroy our unity and promote internal discord. "I am well aware of the toil and blood and treasure that it will cost us to maintain this Declaration," he wrote his wife Abigail. "Yet through all the gloom I can see the rays of ravishing light and glory. I can see that the end is more than worth all the means. And that posterity will triumph in that days transaction." The words of America's second president are a covenant of faith. They unite us in spirit with the brave patriots who gave our nation life. More than a million Americans have lost their lives in defense of freedom since the War for Independence. More than half of those fell in conflicts waged in the 20th Century alone. We remind ourselves today that they did not die in vain. They bequeathed the gift of liberty to our nation and its people. There is no better or nobler end worth living and dying for. With us today are many veterans who've been brushed by the horror of war and survived. We come together this day to honor your service and speak of the sacrifices you've made for your country. · You held your ground on a Sunday morning 61 years ago, when the skies above Pearl Harbor were thick with smoke, and the resolve of a peaceful nation was tested as never before. · You stood proudly among the Chosin Few who confronted superior numbers in a barren land when temperatures dropped to 40 below. · You scattered members of the National Liberation Front who fought their way through the streets of Saigon during the Tet Offensive of 1968. You were there when we needed you, asking for nothing, giving your all. We offer the thanks and love of a grateful nation in return. For those who have never experienced the pain of war first-hand, our ability to know what you and your families have gone through is limited. But we know full well the significance of the sacrifices you endured, and appreciate what your survival has meant to our nation. We note with gratitude that your service to our community has extended beyond your time of active duty. We see this in the number of Hawaii veterans who share their wartime experiences with our schoolchildren. Americans young and old hunger to know the lessons of our history, even the painful ones, and who better to pass on this knowledge than those who've had a hand in writing it? Heart-rending as they are, we listen to the stories of veterans who've survived the hardship of combat as prisoners of war. Men who've gazed into the eyes of death have much to teach about the value of life. They remind us that the gift of freedom must never be taken for granted. Albert Frumkin and members of the Hawaii Chapter of the American Ex-Prisoners of War, attest to the triumph of survival in the face of war's inhumanity. A 19-year-old artilleryman captured during the Battle of the Bulge, Commander Frumkin and thousands of others survived a grueling march to a stalag with nothing but snow to eat for 19 days. Twenty-five hundred members of the 106th Infantry Division never made it. Fredric Foz joined the Filipino Scouts in 1939, was captured in April of 1942, and survived the Bataan Death March—one of the ghastliest ordeals in the history of modern warfare. This year marks the 60th anniversary of that infamous event in our history. Nick Nishimoto went through basic training in Hawaii and shipped out to Japan just in time to see action in Korea in 1950. He and a close-knit group of local boys were captured that same year and placed in a prison camp in northern Korea. Months of brainwashing, torture and starvation left him physically beaten but unbroken in spirit. Many of his comrades did not survive. For every story of survival another tells of a courageous passing. This morning we honor the fallen heroes who never again felt the soil of liberty under their feet. To those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom, and to the families they left behind, we offer our thanks and our love, and renew our pledge of remembrance in perpetuity. We pledge to support the work of the U.S. Army Central Identification Laboratory, Hawaii, whose representatives are committed to the recovery and identification of service members killed in defense of their country. This week at Hickam Air Force Base, remains believed to be those of four servicemen missing or unaccounted for from the war in Southeast Asia will begin their final journey home. We rejoice in the knowledge of their repatriation, and pray that one day soon they will be laid to rest with full military honors in their own hometowns. This morning we gather in the gentle embrace of this memorial to keep a grateful nation's promise. Our thoughts reach out to America's bravest sons and daughters, as we renew our sacred vow to remember their names, honor their deeds, and consecrate the memory of their time on this earth. Ours is a covenant of remembrance that stretches back to the bold beginnings of our nation's infancy, and binds us in spirit to those who came before. It is the promise of this Memorial Day. Thank you for joining us, and may God bless the United States of America. ### |
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Elicker Hires Campaign Manager
by Thomas MacMillan | Feb 18, 2013 3:54 pm
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In his bid to become New Haven's next mayor, Alderman Justin Elicker has tapped a 24-year-old who helped Dannel Malloy become the current governor.
Elicker, a 37-year-old East Rock Democratic alderman, Friday hired Kyle Buda (at right in photo) to be his campaign manager.
Elicker is running to replace 10-term Mayor John DeStefano, who announced he will step down at the end of this year. Newhallville Democratic state Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield has also launched a mayoral run; he is in the process of selecting a campaign manager. (Sundiata Keitazulu, a plumber from Newhallville, has also filed papers to run for mayor.)
Buda, who's 24, was a field organizer for Malloy's 2010 gubernatorial campaign. He worked in the Third U.S. Congressional District, which covers New Haven. Buda also worked on the Wisconsin campaign to recall Gov. Scott Walker, and the U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin's recent successful campaign there.
Buda said he connected with Elicker through a mutual friend: "I'd lived in New Haven before. I really liked his vision for the city."
Buda was one of about 20 applicants for the position, Elicker said. Elicker said Buda has "strong field experience. … We think that's the most important element in the race."
"We're just going to try and engage as many voters as we can, door to door," Buda said.
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posted by: cedarhillresident! on February 18, 2013 8:58pm
Welcome Kevin! This is an exciting time in our city!! Glad to see you as part of Elicker's campaign! Work is cut out for you in a city that gave up in having a voice! And now that we have one will we remember how to use it?? I think Justin is the man that will allow the people to be the boss again! Our opinions will matter again. Not the opinion of politicians that tell us what matters. Excited I say!! totally excited! Welcome aboard!!
posted by: Book on February 19, 2013 1:03am
You can tell a lot by a candidate by how he staffs his campaign. What does this say about how Mr Elicker would run the city? I just don't see how a 24 year old from Wisconsin can be the right person to lead a race in New Haven.
posted by: HhE on February 19, 2013 11:14am
When I read the shots people take at Justin (and Gary), they seam week and desperate.
posted by: Fair and Honest on February 19, 2013 11:27am
Book—" I just don't see how a 24 year old from Wisconsin can be the right person to lead a race in New Haven"
This is a matter of $$$. All campaign managers are young because they have to work demanding 12-hour days for a 10 month job for low pay. If you have an older, more experienced campaign manager, you have to pay them LOTS because they are forfeiting job opportunities elsewhere, interrupting a career, and may have a family to support.
A candidate committed to the Democracy Fund doesn't have that kind of money.
posted by: Curious on February 19, 2013 12:26pm
Book, that's pretty short-sighted. You could say the same thing about whether someone chose a white, black, latino, or asian campaign manager. Stereotyping someone based on age or where he came from isn't much different than that.
posted by: anonymous on February 19, 2013 2:33pm
Book, I agree that campaigns should represent the diversity of the city, but I'm not sure how one campaign manager says much about Elicker. Campaign managers are temporary consultants who are probably paid a dollar or two per hour worked.
Hopefully Elicker looked hard and advertised widely within New Haven. But when it comes to a campaign manager, you need to hire someone with some kind of track record, and the best and most energetic one that you can afford. Which it turns out, often means someone from a Midwestern swing state who is about 20 years old.
posted by: Lisa on February 19, 2013 2:34pm
Book - how can you judge someone just by how old they are? Or where they come from? Is that how you judge everyone?
3/5s because he worked on Malloy's campaign, he wrote his policies?
The job of a campaign manager is to get the candidate's message out in the best way possible, isn't it? And a person could be from anywhere, could have lived anywhere and still know how to help present someone's message.
posted by: accountability on February 19, 2013 5:57pm
Elicker did 20 interviews and found a 24 year old kid who "worked on" 2 Wisconsin campaigns and "lived in New Haven before?"
And Buda's claim to CT political fame is that he was a "field organizer" for Malloy? So he did Malloy's New Haven turnout? Really? Try word searching "Buda" in Paul's piece on that campaign:
So Elicker's going to bring new faces and fresh ideas to New Haven City Government? This hire will be an illuminating test of Justin's judgment. Hope the kid succeeds.


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