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Entrepreneurs and business owners take note, President Obama says: "If you've got a business - you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." The comment, made at a speech the President gave at an appearance in Roanoke, Virginia recently, has gone viral, with the internet swamped with images of the President telling innovators such as the Wright Brothers, Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs and others "they didn't build that." Kevin Costner's famous line in "Field of Dreams," parodies Obama: "If you build it... we'll still say you didn't really build it." [View news story]
I guess if an entrepreneur cannot take credit for starting a business then the rest of can take no credit for anything. But Obama can take credit for a lot of things and no responsibility for problems.
Narcissist.Jul 18, 2012. 03:49 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Rex Nutting's column asserting "Obama's spending binge never happened" has created a buzz in some high places, and it's true that the president's spending levels are little changed from FY2009, the last Bush budget. But that was a TARP-inflated one-off, and Obama must take the blame for choosing not to reverse that elevated level of spending... or for not spending enough. [View news story]
Another issue is that the tax code is so complicated that it does not engender trust either and the working class is getting hit with AMT which is the biggest "gotcha" kick in the teeth and breeds cynicism.
The only way I believe we can get our government back under control is to downsize it. They play one interest group off against another to maintain their power all the while taking more from the economy. The suckers are the people and especially the working class and future generations that are having a debt load dropped on them along with inflation.
It is debatable if our fiscal condition is already too far gone as our debt and obligations appear to be 2X our GDP and 1X is a trigger point for serious problems but certainly it will not get any better on the current trajectory. And as pointed our already our cost of debt is unbelievably low right now for unsustainable reasons.
The most important observation I can make is that it is critical for large government to maintain its power by obfuscating the real issues and pitting people against each other. Ideally if issues are laid out clearly with balance most people will come to similair conclusions but that does not create a power base for politicians and that is their primary objective.May 26, 2012. 11:25 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Three JPMorgan (JPM) execs connected to its $2B trading loss will leave the firm this week, according to the WSJ. Bruno Iksil - "The London Whale" - will be stripped of trading duties. [View news story]
The Fed's low interest rates are related to bailing out our massive federal deficits not banking. A steeper yield curve advantages the banks.
Might as well make a clean sweep............comments about Obama and Congress are dead on. They have squandered Trillions.May 13, 2012. 07:57 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
The housing crisis is five years old. But for local governments that depend heavily on property taxes, the lag between falling home values and property re-assessments means the housing market bust is just beginning to ravage tax revenues. [View news story]
Actually the unnatural deployment of capital to the housing industry has been going on for many decades and started by Dems. You probably already knew that but you are too busy deflecting and not accepting responsibility.
So how about this for size? Obama apparently was really good at community organizing and fixing problems.
What has he fixed so far? NOTHING.Dec 26, 2011. 07:20 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
So the U.S. lost S&P's AAA rating for the first time in a 70-year history; so what? Mark Thoma says this is S&P erring on the only side it can after blowing the pre-crisis situation. Always pragmatic Warren Buffett says solvency's not an issue when the debts are all in currency the U.S. can print; inflation, that's another story. Ready to buy on this coming dip? [View news story]
Our government takes ownership through regulation and taxes. Never mind they took stakes in all the banks, AIG and GM.Aug 6, 2011. 12:30 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
So the U.S. lost S&P's AAA rating for the first time in a 70-year history; so what? Mark Thoma says this is S&P erring on the only side it can after blowing the pre-crisis situation. Always pragmatic Warren Buffett says solvency's not an issue when the debts are all in currency the U.S. can print; inflation, that's another story. Ready to buy on this coming dip? [View news story]
We suck less but we still suck. We don't have control of our finances and we will only control them once a gun is to our head. In that sense we are no different than Greece. More downgrades are coming on our current trajectory and we must believe in our own BS if we believe it will not have consequences.
Our debt is a problem and your logic around owing money to ourselves is illogical and uninformed. Real countries and people own that debt including a ton of Americans that depend on it through 401K's, pension funds, insurance companies, etc. Parsing the debt load based on who owns it does not relieve the debt burden and defaulting is not an option.
With respect to capitalism; Every rationale country and person is a capitalist when they make decisions. They just don't admit it. Do you invest in A with a 10% return or B with a 2% return and all things are equal. So you have just made a capital decision.
Now do you invest in A with a 10% return or give money to B which will spend it on personal consumption and come back for more? If you pick B then you are more socialist. You are not looking for a return but rather you are giving away wealth. By this measure the US has a pretty big socialist streak in it.
People give their capital to money managers to make these decisions for them and they are deploying it around the world as the US has low returns and a lot of uncertainty. So people talk a big game with other peoples' money but then they invest outside of the US. US Corporations are investing outside of the US. Foreign corporations are pulling capital out of the US. See HSBC's recent announcement.
At this point China has a better grasp of capitalism then does the US.Aug 6, 2011. 11:45 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
The sky hasn't fallen, and the Obama administration's persistent warnings that the market would react negatively to the debt ceiling crisis may have undercut its negotiating position. "They have lost all credibility," former TARP chief Neil Barofsky says. "It's so typical of the way Treasury and the Fed treat everything - always to warn that Armageddon is coming." [View news story]Jul 26, 2011. 11:28 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
"The debt level of the U.S. is disastrous," says Eurogroup chief Juncker, scratching his head over why the EU is the "epicenter" of sovereign debt worries. Is he not aware of the U.S. privilege of being able to create the money to service its debt with just a few keystrokes? [View news story]
I am starting to come to the belief that if the US collapses so will Eruope and vice versa. The connections between our economies is too great.Jun 11, 2011. 08:30 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Over the past month, the percentage of Americans pessimistic about the direction of the economy has jumped to 39% from 26%. [View news story]
People paying top 2% in IRS filings come and go...........it is not the same population every year. Should they complain that they get raped for marginal tax rate that is 50% or more when you add it all up? Or should we all work for the government for 4 to 6 months per year before we take home one dime?
Should Americans complain that they pay SSA for 40 to 50 years and then on average only get 6 to 12 years of benefits? That is organized robbery. Maybe the government should let people work and collect SSA so they are not so damn poor. Also cut off the
Should I pay for someone elses children? Tell me why. I have kids and neices and nephews that could use my help. I would like to have 5 kids come to think of it but I am too busy working to support other bums with kids which come to think of it totally refutes Darwin's Survival of the Fittest theory. So if two breeding age people want to get together and pump out kids and work 3 jobs to support them then they should do it. Just don't send me the bill because I have an extended family that could really use a leg up and they don't get checks from the government.Apr 22, 2011. 07:58 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
The question is worth raising again: "Why, in the aftermath of a financial mess that generated hundreds of billions in losses, have no high-profile participants in the disaster been prosecuted?" Gretchen Morgensen's take suggests that the FBI, SEC and Treasury Department may have quashed attempts to be more aggressive. (earlier) [View news story]
That's why we don't have any prosecutions.
Never mind fraud is very tough to prove because it involves proving knowledge and intent and that is a high standard.Apr 14, 2011. 07:06 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
QE2 is working precisely because it is weakening the dollar and driving stock prices higher, Paul Krugman writes: "In a highly indebted society, you might hesitate at policies that would increase private debt further, but if stocks are driving the story, the consumers now spending more aren't the same people who are in debt trouble - so that's actually OK." [View news story]
Since the government is 25% of GDP and also has the power to regulate the other 75% then I would say that we are more centrally planned than anyone could have imagined when we started this poor little outpost almost 250 years ago. As a matter of fact we cast off the central planners in England to gain our own economic freedom and lo and behold we have ventured back to where we started from.
Central planning is really a form of arrogance that we the few know more than the unwashed masses but at a baser level turns out to be just another way to transact money for power for even more money. We need government that works for the people rather than works them over. Every day we are being robbed by deficit spending that we cannot pay back.Apr 4, 2011. 08:43 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
You may not see it when you look at your paycheck, but you just took a pay cut, as wages remain stagnant while inflation surges. "Bernanke has created an environment of high corporate profits and falling wages, which makes it cheaper to hire and, voila, the unemployment rate goes down [but] if companies do not hire before inflation takes hold, then the entire experiment fails." [View news story]
People are paying attention and they are not comfortable with all of these issues and they see the trajectory going the wrong way on a number of them. Each household now owns on average about $200K of Federal debt and there is another $50 to $100 Trillion of unfunded government promises looking for funds.
How are we going to avoid massive inflation and/or taxes with numbers like these?Apr 2, 2011. 10:15 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
"I wouldn't panic about what I'm about to say," but... Jamie Dimon (JPM) says "a hundred" municipalities "may not make it." Not quite channeling Meredith Whitney, "it's not going to be in the thousands," he reassures. Zero Hedge sees one ultimate winner: Jamie, provider of "ingenious" solutions that will see his bank "end up with even more assets formerly belong to taxpayers." [View news story]
Don't forget JPMorgan's fiascos in the early part of last decade with Enron. They could really make a mess of stuff all by themselves before Jamie arrived.
I don't know how he grows the bank a lot bigger as he is battling the law of large numbers.Mar 30, 2011. 07:09 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
"I wouldn't panic about what I'm about to say," but... Jamie Dimon (JPM) says "a hundred" municipalities "may not make it." Not quite channeling Meredith Whitney, "it's not going to be in the thousands," he reassures. Zero Hedge sees one ultimate winner: Jamie, provider of "ingenious" solutions that will see his bank "end up with even more assets formerly belong to taxpayers." [View news story]
It is pathetic that we have munis going broke at any level. Just don't spend and speculate like crazy and collect the taxes. How hard is that?Mar 30, 2011. 06:32 PM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
The Truth About the U.S. Housing Market [View article]
In addition land availability is not a real market where the laws of supply and demand exist. There is ridiculous cronyism on zoning boards and there is no supply available to the home buyer because it is a market dominated by large land developers and they hold the land hostage for higher prices because there is no other place to go for the buyer.
What is really needed is a very large amount of land like in places like Texas where the buyer has a lot of choice, zoning boards have little importance and developers and the like cannot corner the supply.
I don't have a problem with the analysis as it is useful and looks at one of the elements driving housing but real estate is much more complex than what is being stated. If it was this simple we would have worked through this problem a long time ago.
It reminds me of my finance professors who really knew investment theory but were not active investors because their theories were challenged constantly and they lost money. I still valued their insight and their models but being religious about models ignores the reality on the ground.Jan 7, 2011. 11:02 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment


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Usually circumcision is done just after a baby's birth, but this isn't the case for a 12-year-old Oregon boy whose divorced parents have battled over the issue all the way to the state's Supreme Court.
On Friday, it ruled that the boy's wishes would be taken into consideration. The Associated Press article said:
The father, James Boldt, converted to Judaism in 2004 and wants the boy to be circumcised as part of the faith. The mother, Lia Boldt, appealed to the high court, saying the operation could harm her son physically and psychologically.
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The case is being sent back to trial to figure out the boy's wishes. Since the parents are also in the midst of a custody dispute, it seems the youngster is being put in a difficult spot.
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Very pretty, RC...I love gardens and the camera for pics like these...
I haven't taken much of the garden as a whole as I'm still trying to fill in and looks 'somewhat' bare but got some nice macros and close up shots...
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To answer your question, the primary effect is what Picasa calls "soft focus". You can adjust both the amount of the softening effect and the size.
Of course, the brightness in the upper corner came from the sun getting low and streaming in from that upper corner. The fence provided shade.
Its been a while since I took that one and edited on it. I could have bumped up the shadow function a little, I forget.
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rc, I love it. The photo conveys more mood than information--if you know what I mean. It also has a little mystery. Kind of makes you want to peak behind the curtain and see what's hidden just out of focus.
I can see myself using that to hide some little imperfections that distract from the photo's message. I played around with Elements and tried to get a similar effect. Couldn't do it. On to Picasa. Thanks


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preventing soil compaction after rain
Its been really wet, usually is all winter. But when i want to prune, weed, thin our trees, i have to step a bit in the garden. Today tried to lay a board down. Have some stepping stones too. Does the board really work? What do you all do?
LOL I use wet weather as an excuse to take a break from gardening!
However, I do leave stepping stones in many of the wide beds so the soil doesn't compact as much when I need to step into the beds. Using a board or stepping stones will spread your weight but the soil will still compact under them but at least it stops one from compacting many places. I'm now using heavier mulch and hope that will help as well.
Why not use wooden (open weave) welcome mats while working throughout the yard. You can easily carry it to the next location and it's open weave so compaction is reduced if not eliminated. No heavy stepping stone needed.


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Clear skies, bright sun and a light breeze. Finally, a day for fishing without being semi-miserable. So we went, Judge (ret.) Dave Durham and your "humble" outdoor writer. Yes we did. We launched my Grey Goose at the Hermitage Yacht Club ramp and away we went.
March can be one hot month for catching fish, especially smallmouth.
It can be a great month on Center Hill, Percy Priest and Old Hickory. IF...
Carroll Whitener would be out looking for gobblers these cold, quiet mornings. Carroll's season on earth ended a few months ago. He will hunt better places this year.
I started bowhunting with a Fred Bear recurve bow and six aluminum arrows. I practiced all summer, shooting at hay bales in the backyard. Just 45-minutes into the opening morning of archery season, I shot and killed an 80-pound doe. She was the first deer at which I ever flung an arrow.
I hunted throughout the rest of archery season, missed several deer and wounded one which I did not recover. I was not what you may call completely happy with my equipment though there was nothing wrong with it.
Late February and March can be spotty when it comes to catching crappie in Middle Tennessee. So many factors are involved in the fish moving up and congregating in a pre-spawn pattern. But they can be caught.
The weather is a huge factor. We need a few warm, sunny day to bring the water temperature up and melt the ice off the boat ramps
Remember when the boat ramp at Misty Cove was a going concern? It's at the end of Ramsey Road . . . or whatever that road is now called.
You know, just past where Chuck Keel's mother had the old trailer house. Not only was the ramp in good shape, Hank Bentley had a dock and even a sorta restaurant there. He bought it from J.R. Ramsey long time ago. Great place for breakfast.
It is a great day for a werisesteria. I never knew it was called that. Heck, maybe there really isn't such a word. Fellow that told it to me could have just made it up but I've not known him to lie. Well, not bad anyway.
I leaned against the side of the big maple. It is naked now, my ladder stand does just that. It stands out with no leaves to hide it. In the fall, that stand is surrounded by the reds and golds of turning leaves. Now, the whole patch of woods is sepia or just drab. Not much color. Great for a werisesteria.
I have the wool facemask covering everything but my eyes. Harold has a motorcycle helmet on so he is in better shape. I shut my eyes as the wind whips the tears across my face and they freeze. Harold is driving. He best keep his eyes open. The drab bank with naked trees and bare rocks flies by
You can catch fish in cold weather. You can catch varied species in cold weather. I put emphasis on the YOU. Cause see, I aint fishin in cold weather ever again. I have done that and I ain agonna do it anymore!
I have caught walleye, sauger, trout, bass, striper, catfish, bream, and crappie and most likely, some I have forgotten; some like ling. At the time, before I was on blood thinner and stayed cold all the time, I reckon I enjoyed it. I must have cause I did a lot of it.
This pre-spring time of year always baffles me. I am never sure just what I should be doing. If we have a tolerable day, there is a chance D. Earl Durham and I might go try and catch some sauger or something. Other than that, there is not a lot I need to do.
Just got to thinking about this. Thought I'd share it with you as we calm down from deer season. Man, have I ever had a fortunate life.
Just think, for over 20-years, I made a living in professional rodeo, a life I loved. Riding bucking horses and bulls put me through college on a great scholarship and gave me a doctorate in U.S. Geography.
It won't be long. The leaves will start greening, the honeysuckle blooming and them yeller flowers called forsythe or something will be sweetening the air. That is when an old man's fancy turns to thoughts of fish.
I concluded my deer season a few days ago, at White Oak Plantation down in Alabammy. Stick a fork in me I'm done and I'll relate all that in a future column.
Well, bada-bing-bada-boom. It is a new year. Seems like they come faster as each one passes. Wasn't too long ago, I believed you had to cut a deer's throat as soon as possible or the meat would not be tender. Heck, not all that long ago, there was no limit on bluegill or crappie and we could keep 10-bass of any length.
"There's a jolly fat man in a silly red suit, stuck in the smoke hole of my teepee."
That line from a Lakota Sioux parody on our Christmas songs has always made me laugh. Over a month ago, the hustle and bustle of Christmas for the G-kids started at our house. For a while, I thought Jeanne was going to finally fill the empty rooms with boxes of toys.
The boiling sun had just begun to melt the blue-green water of the Gulf into a copper spill. A gull wheeled and screed at Jason. He cast the sand flea far out into the surf and began to wait.
I peeled off my shirt and sat back to watch. I don't have to fish every time I go fishing. I was still full of shrimp and stuff and a solid eight hours sleep still had me slightly groggy. I sipped my iced orange juice and watched Jason fish.
It was not that cold, maybe 45 above. I was 18-feet up a slender tree and shivering so hard the entire tree was shaking. Time to unclimb the tree. I was about to shiver the rivets out of my treestand. I was lucky to get down with no injuries and warm up. I had made some serious mistakes.
Although we are in the heart of our deer season and amidst the best days of hunting isn't all about deer...or even hunting for that matter. There are a lot of outdoor activities besides hunting deer.
For example, the retired Judges, David Earl Durham and Bob "Backwards Tent" Hamilton snuck onto some land probably owned by my very former in-laws and went after antelope.
It has long been a Thanksgiving tradition for me to hunt a few hours, early Thanksgiving morning. Oddly for some reason, I have been quite lucky on these short hunts.
On one occasion, I killed an eight-point that measures just over 130-inches. That is good buck for Wilson County.
It is a cold November night in the Saline Swamp. There are seven of us in the camp house, 12-feet above the ground-Uncle Lester, Uncle Alphus, Uncle Lloyd, Uncle Bobby with Miss Jessie, Miss Lilly and myself. I am related to none of them but they raised me. It is the night before opening day of the Louisiana deer season.
I have no idea why this day is different. Dawn is slowly turning into sunrise. The two owls are right on schedule. They gargle and whoo about four every afternoon and again about 5:30 in the morning. It is a beautiful morning, cold, 32-degrees with not much wind. But this morning, is slightly different.
I have picked this stand for one reason. The tree leans slightly backwards, making it more comfortable on my bad back.
It should be starting right about now. Depending on where you hunt, the pre-rut should be going on now. This is the time the bucks are actively looking for and chasing does.
This is not the peak of the rut. This is not when the largest percentage of does get bred. This is the best time to hunt a mature buck. The peak is not the best time. That should happen just before Thanksgiving.
I have liked this October. The week of rain probably hurt the bowhunting to some extent. Early in the season, I had predicted we might set and archery kill record.
Now, I am not so sure. But except for the one week (which I avoided - more about that later), the weather was about as good for hunting as you could ask.
A feeling of satisfaction, contentment, that feeling that you get when a job is completed and well done. I had this exact feeling a couple weeks ago in early October.
I had been hunting three times. The first hunt, an afternoon jaunt, I let a buck walk, even though he presented a perfect, broadside, 12-yard shot. It was getting late and I didn't want to be blood trailing and field dressing in the dark. I guess my age is showing.
I can still smell, sometimes, even see it. The clean crisp smell of late autumn, the smell of the leaves as I gathered some kindling. The dusty smell of the one room cabin, the ashes in the old wood stove and the shallow, muddy river. I had use of the place and permission to hunt the farm for a couple weeks and I had come to kill the genetically best of the breed.
It was a quiet night, just the right quiet. He played the harmonica softly, just fooling around with a tune. The miles and toll of the weather showed in his perpetually tanned face. The Doc sat with eyes closed, just listening, not dozing.
They had covered miles that day, resting themselves and the horses less often that they would have liked. Now, supper resting comfortably in their bellies, the camp was secure and dry, the horses cared for and hobbled in the small meadow near the creek.


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Midwest Charity Horse Show Adds Classes To Schedule
Midwest held June 10-14, 2014, at the Illinois State Fairgrounds, with daily show times of 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. has added three classes to the regular schedule because of their popularity last year. Classes include class 55, Five Gaited, Amateur Masters, Rider 50 & Over; class 30, ASB Five Gaited Show Pleasure, Masters, Rider 50 & Over; and class 156 ASB Five Gaited Show Pleasure, Masters, Rider 50 & Over Championship. The Masters Five Gaited Show Pleasure and Championship were two of the biggest and most exciting classes of the show.
Fast approaching is Midwest's entry deadline of May 1, just 12 days away. As always post entries are accepted. The 2014 prize list is available on our website at www.midwestcharity.com.
Midwest's distinguished panel of judges includes: Paul Boone, Concord, NC; Gene van der Walt, Shelbyville, KY; and Lisa Waller, Heiskell, TN.
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BALTIMORE, MD—Modus Hotels relaunched the Brookshire Suites Baltimore here at 120 East Lombard St., marking its foray into the market.
Seattle, WA-based interior designers, Dawson Design Associates, whose portfolio includes Hotel Zetta in San Francisco and Hotel 1000 in Seattle, reimagined the space with a juxtaposition of hard edge art statements and timeless elements. Modular sofas and a communal table occupy the lobby, where the Red Bar features local brands. Interpretations of street art commissioned by local artist and creator of the Baltimore Love Project, Michael Owen, call to mind Baltimore¹s row houses. The space also is accented with black-and-white photographs of Baltimore-born musicians: Frank Zappa, Mama Cass Elliott and Adam Duritz, lead singer from Counting Crows.
"We wanted to create a lifestyle hotel that was truly connected to the edgy, modern feel that is Baltimore, with the Brookshire Suites emerging as an urban playground for business and leisure travelers," stated Modus Hotels President/CEO Aaron Katz.
Accommodations include 97 studio and one-bedroom suites with oversize desks, mini-refrigerators and bay windows with views of Baltimore¹s Inner Harbor. Guestrooms feature street art themes, with artist portraits, bright pops of color and graffiti wall covering against gray textured walls.
The hotel features nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of event space; two rooms including a multi-use 12th floor space with harbor views; and daily breakfast and grab-and-go snacks and beverages from the lobby¹s Marketplace.
The hotel is one block from the Inner Harbor and is walking distance to the Baltimore Convention Center, M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the National Aquarium, and the Baltimore Arena.
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Ross Lovegrove designs first wooden chair to mark Bernhardt Design's 125th anniversary
American company Bernhardt Design has celebrated its 125th anniversary by commissioning designers Ross Lovegrove, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and Jephson Robb to create new furniture pieces for the brand (+ slideshow). More »
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Taking advantage of the stalled plans to build a new Minnesota Vikings stadium in Minneapolis, the proposal to instead build the project in Ramsey County's Arden Hills was dusted off late Wednesday.
A group of DFL and Republican legislators unveiled what would be the fourth funding proposal for an Arden Hills stadium – this time calling for a suburban Ramsey County food and beverage tax that would be subject to a voter referendum in November.
"We're still alive. We're still around," said Ramsey County Board Chair Rafael Ortega.
Coming on a day when no Vikings stadium proposal seemed to have traction at the state Capitol, the Arden Hills announcement was the latest plan as legislators and stadium supporters rushed forward with a variety of ideas in hopes that one of them would suddenly gain support.
A spokesman for Gov. Mark Dayton meanwhile said Wednesday that the governor had a "sobering conversation" with National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell on the status of a public subsidy package for a new Vikings stadium, and that Dayton would talk again with NFL officials on Thursday.
The Vikings had last year agreed with Ramsey County to build a $1.1 billion stadium at a former ammunition plan in Arden Hills, but agreed to switch to Minneapolis when Dayton said that the only way to get a stadium public subsidy package passed at the Legislature this spring would be to build the project in the state's largest city.
Now, with the Minneapolis stadium plan in limbo, some legislators said Wednesday said they want a revised version of the Arden Hills project back in play and said there was still time before the Legislature adjourns to make it happen.
Ortega said the referendum idea – which is a new feature of the plan – could also pass. "It could be close, [but] we feel we could win a referendum in Ramsey County," he said Wednesday.
The lawyer who represented many of the victims of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse said he would "think twice" about giving the bridge's state consultant -- URS Corp. -- more state business.
Chris Messerly, an attorney for many of the victims of the 2007 tragedy, made his comments in response to a report that the Metropolitan Council is considering giving URS a major contract for the proposed Southwest Corridor light rail line in the Twin Cities.
"You kind of have to think twice as to why the state would hire them yet again given their track record in our state," he said. "We uncovered a lot of issues that were extremely troubling to us" regarding the 35W bridge collapse.
"This wasn't in our view just a negligent actor. It was someone who deliberately disregarded the public safety," said Messerly.
"Maybe they've remedied all those problems – I don't know," he added. "But, certainly, if someone's going to hire them they better look to see if URS has fixed their problems that led to the I-35W bridge collapsing."
The San Francisco-based URS was a state consultant on the 35W bridge before it collapsed, and paid $52.4 million in 2010 to settle a lawsuit brought for killed and injured motorists who were on the bridge when it fell.
A URS spokesman said the company was only a consultant to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, and that the National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the collapse was due to a decades-old design flaw compounded by extra weight on the bridge.
URS spokesman Ronald Low said the company's team for the light rail contract was "uniquely qualified." He added: "We strongly disagree with the issues that were raised."
The Met Council has acknowledged that URS is on a short list of contractors for a preliminary and final engineering contract that would span six years at a cost of between $90 million and $100 million.
While he was running for governor in 2010, Gov. Mark Dayton said he was "just outraged" by documents showing URS' conduct prior to the bridge collapse. Dayton at the time said that, if elected, he would issue an executive order barring URS from receiving state contracts at least until lawsuits regarding the bridge collapse were settled.
Dayton however said last week he was still troubled by URS' possible hiring. "The governor has very strong concerns about the state doing business with URS, and has expressed those concerns to [Met Council chair] Susan Haigh as well," said Dayton spokesperson Katharine Tinucci.
The chief House author for a new Minnesota Vikings stadium outlined a roadmap Wednesday for approval at the state Capitol – setting up a tight and politically dicey time table for a major piece of legislation.
Rep. Morrie Lanning, R-Moorhead, the chief House author, said the stadium legislation would now likely not be introduced until Monday, five days before the first deadline at the state Capitol for proposals to pass through a committee. The legislation would be introduced Monday, he said, "unless something comes up that delays it."
The timing is now critical because Republican leaders, who control both the House and Senate, have talked about adjourning in late April.
Lanning acknowledged that many may be surprised that legislation still had not been formally introduced at the state Capitol, even though a week had passed since Gov. Mark Dayton, the city of Minneapolis and the Vikings announced they had reached a tentative agreement to build the $975 million stadium.
"It was natural for people to think that when [we had] this big announcement last Thursday everything was all set to go and deal was done," he said. "But, you know, we only had a framework. We had terms of agreement. We had a term sheet.
"We have to turn that into language across the board and, yes, we've been working on language for months. But until you know what the final terms are, you can't finish that language," said Lanning.
Lanning however said there was still time to win approval, and said the proposal would likely move through four committees in the House – the plan would face a separate path in the Senate.
He said the proposal would first be heard by the House Commerce and Regulatory Reform Committee. He said he felt the 22-member panel, chaired by Rep. Joe Hoppe, R-Chaska, contained legislators who were "open and favorable" to the stadium proposal.
"I think it's still quite possible for us to do [this]," he said of passing the stadium legislation this spring. "Are we on a tight schedule? Absolutely.
"I think it's possible for us to get through a policy committee next week," he added. "Will we be able to meet committee deadlines the way we'd like to? That's yet to be determined."


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My only flaw is constantly being matched with 4 TERRIBLE PLAYERS.
Seriously though, I have a problem with being overaggressive. This works out great when I'm snowballing, but I need to learn to hit the "off" switch when I get behind.
I sacrifice early game all the time. When laning, I buy gp10 or go for full build when dorans might be better. When jungling, I go for guaranteed gold in farm and counterjungling rather than risking falling behind with unsuccessful ganks.
If nothing is going on, I'll try to make something happen
(risky initiate, backdoor towers, just go farm, pokepokepoke)
A good 30% of the time it makes something really bad happen...
When I jungle, I normally only jungle when with at least a few friends or duo queue, and in result I gank their lanes a lot more/only, since I know they'll actually react and go in with me when I come into the lane with burnout going and my finger on the exhaust key. In result the randoms in the game start dissing on me for being bad even though they never tried to go in with me on the ganks. >_>
When I ADC, I get too obsessed with harassing, and when laning phase is over my CS is abysmal at best. :c
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I am awful at using items. I always just get so wrapped up in the fight that I never remember to use them. If I could ever learn to do this, I would have a complete solid game.
Even when last hitting and not using my abilities to farm a lot of times my lane ends up pushed because I harass the enemy champion, zone them, but then end up getting ganked.
Gath Immortal
poor teamfighting mostly, going in and backing out at the wrong times, bad positioning staying aware of multiple enemies.
Also playing overly safe when i should be stomping my lane, like going talon vs zyra. I should be able to wreck that lane but my experience tells me to play safe, so if i fall behind my team gets irritated with me.
All of the above. Too aggressive, bad at warding, tunnel vision, horrid skill shot aim, bad at calling MIA, etc.
Better play Jayce some more.
when i play ADC (which i totally shouldn't because it's my worst rol) i tend to not be agressive enough and when i do, i lose a bounch of CS.
Also in really big teamfight where everyone is gathered together in a small zone, sometimes I get distracted and find myself rightclicking everywhere with no idea where my champion is or if I'm getting hit xD
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recalling in lane
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2014 School of Medicine
Gupta, Sunil, Tran, Truyen, Luo, Wei, Phung, Dinh, Kennedy, Richard Lee, Broad, Adam*, Campbell, David*, Kipp, David*, Singh, Madhu*, Khasraw, Mustafa, Matheson, Leigh*, Ashley, David M. and Venkatesh, Svetha (2014) Machine-learning prediction of cancer survival: a retrospective study using electronic administrative records and a cancer registry, BMJ open, vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 1-7, B M J Group, London, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: Not matching ERA journal list
Citation counts: Scopus - 1
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Malabu, Usman H.*, Porter, David*, Vangaveti, Venkat N.*, Kazi, Monsur* and Kennedy, R. Lee (2014) Prevalence of hyponatremia in acute medical admissions in tropical Asia Pacific Australia, Asian Pacific journal of tropical medicine, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 40-43, Elsevier, Oxford, England [C1]
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Malabu, Usman H.*, Vangaveti, Venkat N.* and Kennedy, Richard Lee (2014) Disease burden evaluation of fall-related events in the elderly due to hypoglycemia and other diabetic complications: a clinical review, Clinical epidemiology, vol. 6, pp. 287-294, Dove Medical Press, Macclesfield, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 123814 – Scopus EID: Not tagged
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Rana, Santu, Tran, Truyen, Luo, Wei, Phung, Dinh, Kennedy, Richard Lee and Venkatesh, Svetha (2014) Predicting unplanned readmission after myocardial infarction from routinely collected administrative hospital data, Australian health review, vol. 38, no. 4, pp. 377-382, CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne, Vic. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13431 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84906839061
Citation counts: Scopus - 1
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Tran, Truyen, Luo, Wei, Phung, Dinh, Harvey, Richard, Berk, Michael, Kennedy, Richard Lee and Venkatesh, Svetha (2014) Risk stratification using data from electronic medical records better predicts suicide risks than clinician assessments, BMC Psychiatry, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 1-9, BioMed Central, London, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13134 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84899564545
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Vangaveti, Venkat N.*, Shashidhar, Venkatesh M.*, Rush, Catherine*, Malabu, Usman H.*, Rasalam, Roy R.*, Collier, Fiona, Baune, Bernhard T.* and Kennedy, Richard L. (2014) Hydroxyoctadecadienoic acids regulate apoptosis in human THP-1 cells in a PPARγ-dependent manner, Lipids, vol. 49, no. 12, pp. 1181-1192, Springer, Heidelberg , Germany [C1]
ERA journal ID: 15273 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84908140978
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2014 External
Vangaveti,VN*, Rush,C*, Thomas,L*, Rasalam,RR*, Malabu,UH*, McCoombe,SG and Kennedy,RL* (2014) Short-chain fatty acids increase expression and secretion of stromal cell-derived factor-1 in mouse and human pre-adipocytes, Hormones, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 532-542, Hellenic Endocrine Society, Athens, 115 25 Greece [C1]
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2013 School of Medicine
Dawar, S., Singh, N., Kanwar, R. K., Kennedy, R. L., Veedu, R. N.*, Zhou, S. F.*, Krishnakumar, S.*, Hazra, S.*, Sasidharan, S.*, Duan, W. and Kanwar, J. R. (2013) Multifunctional and multitargeted nanoparticles for drug delivery to overcome barriers of drug resistance in human cancers, Drug discovery today, vol. 18, no. 23-24, pp. 1292-1300, Elsevier, London, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 124127 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84889092142
Citation counts: Scopus - 4, Thomson - 2
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Hodge, Jason M.*, Wang, Yiming*, Berk, Michael, Collier, Fiona M.*, Fernandes, Tania J.*, Constable, Matthew J.*, Pasco, Julie A., Dodd, Seetal, Nicholson, Geoffrey C.*, Kennedy, Richard L. and Williams, Lana J. (2013) Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors inhibit human osteoclast and osteoblast formation and function, Biological psychiatry, vol. 74, no. 1, pp. 32-39, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 2318 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84871143103
Citation counts: Scopus - 8, Thomson - 6
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2013 External
Gurudevan, S., Kanwar, R. K., Veedu, R. N., Sasidharan, S., Kennedy, R. L.*, Walder, K., Prasad, N. and Kanwar, J. (2013) Targeted multimodal liposomes for nano-delivery and imaging: an avenger for drug resistance and cancer., Current gene therapy, vol. 13, no. 5, pp. 322-334, Bentham Science, Bussum, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 36270 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84890667377
Citation counts: Scopus - 2, Thomson - 2
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Grants and Consultancies
No grants and/or consultancies found or audited – the 2014 HERDC financial return has not been completed or loaded as yet.
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Richard L. Kennedy
No completions found or audited.
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