text: 10 Fresh Ways to Wear a Mini Skirt How To Wear | 10.09.13 by Evelyn Crowley share it Tweet comment 1 of 21 Don't stand on the style sidelines for this one. The mini is a cinch to master. Just follow the lead of fashion-forward ladies like Katy Perry, Jessica Alba, and Rashida Jones. 2 of 21 PHOTO: osiah Kamau/BuzzFoto/FilmMagic Chloe MoretzThe Carrie star turned heads on the set of The Today Show in a Dolce & Gabbana turtleneck and skirt, which she paired with towering Jimmy Choo heels. Given the mini's bold colors and graphics, Moretz was wise to stick to a black palette elsewhere. 3 of 21 PHOTO: Alo Ceballos/FilmMagic Katy PerryA skater skirt, like the Alice + Olivia Box Pleat Leather Skirt ($495) that Katy Perry wore on a recent New York outing, is among fall's most on-trend silhouettes. 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We love the tension at play in the indie songbird's look at the Topshop Unique S/S 14 show during London Fashion Week. 7 of 21 PHOTO: Stefania D'Alessandro/Getty Images for amfAR Poppy DelevingneCara's big sis (and fellow model) struck a blue note in head-to-toe Pucci at the amfAR Milano Gala after-party that Vionnet hosted last month in Milan. The azure/ebony color coordination helps gel the look while the oversized jacket offsets the short skirt and cropped top. 8 of 21 PHOTO: Dave M. Benett/Getty Images for Warner Music Sarah Ann MacklinIn our humble opinion, there is no wrong way to wear a black leather mini skirt. However, the Brit beauty scores extra style points for her ensemble at the Warner Music Group and Esquire party in London. 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Look out, Time Warner Cable customers, because a spate of increases will be tacked on to monthly bills starting in March.
The monthly broadcast cable charge will increase from $11.75 to $13.49, while standard cable will jump from $77.45 to $79.99. Digital television packages will be increased by about $3 each.
Customers received letters in the mail this month from the national cable provider, which said the raised prices are a result of the increased cost of TV programming, particularly for local broadcast stations and sports programming.
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The timing for introducing the increases isnt opportune for Time Warner, which in the fall implemented a $3.95 monthly rental fee for customers who own cable modems. Postcards were sent to customers in the mail only weeks before the change was implemented in October, and they were advised to purchase their own modems if they wished to avoid the fee.
That move already will generate $500 million a year in extra revenue for Time Warner, the nations second largest cable provider with more than 15 million customers in 28 states. But the company might not get away scot-free with the plan. A dual lawsuit filed in Manhattan and Fort Lee, N.J., in November accuses the cable provider of violating its customer contracts with the charge, along with consumer fraud laws in New York and New Jersey.
Ms. Salanger said the increases in March and cable modem fees are separate revenue sources for Time Warner that are channeled to different causes.
One is for our programming networks, and one is for the equipment device, she said. And our customers had the choice on that modem lease fee to avoid it by purchasing a compatible modem. Its a tough time to raise prices with the modem fee; we get it. But our new TV prices reflect higher costs for programs that customers are willing to pay for even in a slow economy. They want more HD channels and faster Internet speeds.
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The ACL2 state object is used extensively in programming the ACL2 system, and has been used in other ACL2 programs as well. However, most users, especially those interested in specification and verification (as opposed to programming per se), need not be aware of the role of the state object in ACL2, and will not write functions that use it explicitly. We say more about this point at the end of this documentation topic.
The ACL2 state object is an example of a single-threaded object or
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is a variable symbol with severe restrictions on its use, so that it
can be passed into only certain functions in certain slots, and must be
returned by those functions that ``modify'' it. Henceforth, we do not
discuss single-threaded objects in general (which the user can introduce
with defstobj
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The global table is perhaps the most visible portion of the state
object. Using the interface functions @
and assign
, a user
may bind global variables to the results of function evaluations
(much as an Nqthm user exploits the Nqthm utility r-loop
See @, and see assign.
ACL2 supports several facilities of a truly von Neumannesque state
machine character, including file io and global variables.
Logically speaking, the state is a true list of the 14 components
described below. There is a ``current'' state object at the
top-level of the ACL2 command loop. This object is understood to be
the value of what would otherwise be the free variable state
appearing in top-level input. When any command returns a state
object as one of its values, that object becomes the new current
state. But ACL2 provides von Neumann style speed for state
operations by maintaining only one physical (as opposed to logical)
state object. Operations on the state are in fact destructive.
This implementation does not violate the applicative semantics
because we enforce certain draconian syntactic rules regarding the
use of state objects. For example, one cannot ``hold on'' to an old
state, access the components of a state arbitrarily, or ``modify'' a
state object without passing it on to subsequent state-sensitive
Every routine that uses the state facilities (e.g. does io, or calls
a routine that does io), must be passed a ``state object.'' And a
routine must return a state object if the routine modifies the state
in any way. Rigid syntactic rules governing the use of state
objects are enforced by the function translate
, through which all
ACL2 user input first passes. State objects can only be ``held'' in
the formal parameter state
, never in any other formal parameter and
never in any structure (excepting a multiple-value return list
field which is always a state object). State objects can only be
accessed with the primitives we specifically permit. Thus, for
example, one cannot ask, in code to be executed, for the length of
or the car
of state
. In the statement and proof of theorems,
there are no syntactic rules prohibiting arbitrary treatment of
state objects.
Logically speaking, a state object is a true list whose members are as follows:
, an alist with keys that are symbols in package"ACL2-INPUT-CHANNEL"
. The value (cdr
) of each pair has the form((:header type file-name open-time) . elements)
, wheretype
is one of:character
, or:object
is a list of things of the correspondingtype
, i.e. characters, integers of type(mod 255)
, or lisp objects in our theory.File-name
is a string.Open-time
is an integer. See io.
, an alist with keys that are symbols in package"ACL2-OUTPUT-CHANNEL"
. The value of a pair has the form((:header type file-name open-time) . current-contents)
. See io.
, an alist associating symbols (to be used as ``global variables'') with values. See @, and see assign.
, a list of arbitrary objects accessed and changed by the functionsaref-t-stack
, a list of arbitrary 32-bit-integers accessed and changed by the functionsaref-32-bit-integer-stack
, an integer, that is used logically to bound the amount of effort spent to evaluate a quoted form.
, a list of dates and times, used to implement the functionprint-current-idate
, which prints the date and time.
, a list of objects, used for example to implement the functions that let ACL2 report how much time was used, but inaccessible to the user. Also see with-prover-time-limit.
, an integer that is increased on every file opening and closing, and on each call ofsys-call
, and is used to maintain the consistency of theio
, an alist whose keys have the form(string type time)
, wherestring
is a file name andtime
is an integer. The value associated with such a key is a list of characters, bytes, or objects, according totype
. Thetime
field is used in the following way: when it comes time to open a file for input, we will only look for a file of the specified name andtype
whose time field is that offile-clock
. This permits us to have a ``probe-file'' aspect toopen-file
: one can ask for a file, find it does not exist, but come back later and find that it does now exist.
, an alist whose keys have the form(string type time1 time2)
, wherestring
is a file name,type
is one of:character
, andtime1
are integers.Time1
correspond to thefile-clock
time at which the channel for the file was opened and closed. This field is write-only; the only operation that affects this field isclose-output-channel
, whichcons
es a new entry on the front.
, a list of the form(string type time1 time2)
, wherestring
is a file name andtime1
were the times at which the file was opened for reading and closed. This field is write only.
, an alist whose keys have the form(string type time)
. To open a file for output, we require that the name, type, and time be on this list.
, a list oftrue-listps
. Roughly speaking, thecar
of this list is the list of all package names known to this Common Lisp right now and thecdr
of this list is the value of thisstate
variable after you look at itscar
. The function,list-all-package-names
, which takes the state as an argument, returns thecar
s the list (returning a new state too). This essentially gives ACL2 access to what is provided by CLTL'slist-all-packages
uses this feature to ensure that the about-to-be-created package is new in this lisp. Thus, for example, inakcl
it is impossible to create the package"COMPILER"
because it is on the list, while in Lucid that package name is not initially on the list.
, an alist which associates user-defined single-threaded objects (see stobj) with their values.
We recommend avoiding the use of the state object when writing ACL2 code intended to be used as a formal model of some system, for several reasons. First, the state object is complicated and contains many components that are oriented toward implementation and are likely to be irrelevant to the model in question. Second, there is currently not much support for reasoning about ACL2 functions that manipulate the state object, beyond their logical definitions. Third, the documentation about state is not as complete as one might wish.
User-defined single-threaded objects offer the speed of state
giving the user complete access to all the fields. See stobj.


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The National Youth Activation Committee (YAC) is made up of young people from across the country who work together to promote school communities where all young people are agents of change. YAC members provide advice and counsel on strategies designed to reach other youth, engage in and promote Special Olympics activities in their home environments, communicate the initiatives of Special Olympics Project UNIFY, and network with other youth and U.S. Programs on a local, national, and global basis. To learn more about the activities of the National Youth Activation Committee, read the biographies of current members below or view a slideshow of YAC members in action.
Representing: Special Olympics Indiana
I am 18 years old and I am from Indiana. I have been involved in Special Olympics for about two years. I was nominated by my school to become the partner-athlete to represent Indiana and represent the IHSAA within Special Olympics. I got involved to help promote the Project UNIFY movement across our state and create an atmosphere of inclusion and acceptance within my school and community. I hope to bring back ideas from other members and apply it to my community, as well as to help spread Project UNIFY and meet amazing, and inspiring people along the way. I hope to make a lasting impact within the movement and in my hometown. My favorite part of being involved with Project UNIFY is being able to participate in sports for our school with my best friends. It truly is incredible, and teaches us all that there is more to sports than winning.
Representing: Special Olympics Hawaii
I am 18 years old and live in Hawaii. I have been involved with Special Olympics for two years and first got involved when a teacher approached me to help with our school's Special Olympics Sports Day. I joined the National Youth Activation Committee because I love helping people and it seemed like a fun thing to do. Through this program, I hope to connect with other states so we can continue to improve and learn together. I would also like to build the efforts of Special Olympics Project UNIFY in Hawaii. My favorite part of being involved in Project UNIFY has been the people that have I've met, I can honestly say that they are the most genuine and kind group I have come across.
Representing: Special Olympics Arizona
I am 17 years old and I represent Special Olympics Arizona. On the National Youth Activation Committee, I am currently a co-chair for the Social Media and Communications sub-committee. I was originally introduced to the organization through my older brother who has autism. He was participating in Unified Tennis and our district was in desperate need of assistance. I volunteered as a Unified Partner, and from the moment I stepped onto the tennis court with the athletes, I was inspired by their dedication and determination. Their positive attitudes were infectious and made me realize that I could never leave Special Olympics. I am a member of Arizona Youth Activation Committee and have seen the difference of inclusion between Special Education students and General Education students. As a National Youth Activation Committee member, I hope to educate students about Inclusive Youth Leadership, motivate them to embrace the new and innovative leadership style, and encourage them to implement the program into their schools or communities. My favorite part of being involved with Project Unify is generating awareness and advocating for those with intellectual disabilities and creating friendships with other youth leaders that I will keep forever.
I am an athlete for Special Olympics Hamilton County Indiana and have been for 6 years. I represent the state of Indiana. I am 18 years old and a senior in high school. I played basketball for Special Olympics during a half time playoff basketball game. A week later I told my school athletic teams that our school should participate in Unified Sports. All the kids signed the agreement and our school had it's first Unified team! I was named most motivated athlete of the year. I am also involved in Special Olympics flag football, softball, bowling and basketball. National YAC is helping me have the tools to accomplish my dream. I would like to share my story as a disabled individual to remove the "dis" out of disability and show every person I come across my "abilities" by participating in Unified Sports. I am a person with disabilities with a voice. It is my responsibility to give everyone a voice. National YAC gives me an opportunity to do this and that is my favorite part of Project UNIFY.
Representing: Special Olympics Pennsylvania
I am 18 years old and represent Special Olympics Pennsylvania. I have been working with Special Olympics for a year. I originally got involved with Special Olympics because of my twin brother Kevin, who has Autism and intellectual disabilities. He was my original reason for joining the Unified Sports soccer program in Philadelphia. But it became much more... It wasn't just Kevin who inspired me, it was EVERYONE !! I will never forget our first game – all of the smiles as we had so much fun. As a National YAC member, I truly want to reach out to people on a national & local level, helping to start a chain reaction and break down barriers. I want to empower others so that one-day their dreams will come true too. My favorite part about being involved with Project UNIFY is that everyday is another opportunity to help another someone's dreams come true.
Representing: Special Olympics Montana
I am 18 years old and from Montana. I am an inspirational speaker. I want the opportunity to spread the word about inclusive leadership and activities to as many people as I can reach. Being a leader gives me opportunities to talk to people and to demonstrate how much people with disabilities can do.
Representing: Special Olympics Wyoming
I am 17 years old and a student at Central High school in Wyoming. I first got involved with Special Olympics as a family member on the sidelines cheering on my big sister Shaelee, who is now 21 and still competes in Special Olympics. About five to six years ago I started partnering and coaching for track, basketball, swimming, soccer, skiing, snowboarding, and bowling. I have also been a member of the Youth Activation Program in Wyoming. Many times I've gone into schools to talk about the R-word and how it affects our community. I've also encouraged other students to join me in taking the pledge. I hope to make a difference in our schools and community by educating others about individuals with intellectual disabilities. Since I became involved with Special Olympics I have met some amazing people who have shown me what real courage, strength, love and determination is all about. I am happy to call each and every one of them part of my family and amazing friends. These friendships I will cherish for a lifetime.
Representing: Special Olympics Idaho
I am 20 years old and from Boise, Idaho. My involvement with Special Olympics started in elementary school when an aide in the resource room got me started in track. I have participated as an athlete since then in track, volleyball, softball, and floor hockey. As a member of the National Youth Activation Committee, I would like to get more people, especially athletes, involved in the program. I would also like to start a Partners Club at my high school. My favorite part about being involved in Project Unify is meeting a lot of awesome people. I am looking forward to work with other members of the National YAC and meeting people from all over the country.
Representing: Special Olympics South Carolina
I am 19 years old and I live in Lexington, South Carolina. I got involved with Special Olympics through a unified gym class offered at my high school. I have only been involved with Special Olympics for a year, but within that year I have crammed in as much volunteer work as I could, to the point that I was working every weekend with different athletes. I fell in love with all my athletes and it made me realize I wanted to do more, so I joined my state YAC which then lead to the National YAC. The athletes I've gotten the pleasure to work with always bring a smile to my face and their courage and bravery never ceases to amaze me. As a member of the National YAC, I want to make a difference. I will Spread the Word to End the Word and promote unity in our communities. My goal is to touch as many lives as I can and help people be the best that they can be. Being able to change our communities for the better is my favorite part about working with Project UNIFY, and so is the joy and happiness we can bring our athletes. Project UNIFY is changing how the world thinks about people with special needs, and it's a dream come true to be a part of it!
Representing: Special Olympics Rhode Island
I am 17 years old and I am from Rhode Island. I first became involved with Special Olympics in eighth grade when I attended our state's Winter Games to cheer on the athletes as a part of a community service project. On that day I knew I wanted to devote my life to this organization and all of its great qualities. Since then I have joined multiple committees, I serve as the co-chair for the Rhode Island State YAC and I also play Unified Basketball and Volleyball. As a member of the National YAC, I hope to further expand the true values of Special Olympics to people all across the country. I also hope to influence others to be advocates for leadership and achieve their goals. Project UNIFY has taught me a lot about inclusion and the importance of acceptance. Without the influence that Project UNIFY displays to people all around the world, the amount of youth involvement and advocacy today would not be the same.
Representing: Special Olympics Michigan
I am 17 years old and live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I have been participating in Special Olympics since my freshman year in high school. I am a participant in Unified Bowling and I am on our State Youth Activation Committee. I am excited to be a part of the National Youth Activation Committee. As a member of the National YAC, I am looking forward to learning new things and sharing the things I have learned with other States. Special Olympics is a great program, and I look forward to sharing its mission as well as what Project UNIFY is all about, with my community, as well as other communities in and around Michigan. I hope to inspire others to participate and get involved in their own communities with Project UNIFY. I am looking forward to making even more friends in the years to come.
Representing: Special Olympics Delaware
I am 17 years old and represent Special Olympics Delaware on the National YAC. I've been a part of Special Olympics for nearly as long as I can remember! My first role was as a fan, cheering on my older sister. She was born with Down syndrome, and has served as my biggest inspiration. Once I grew old enough, I became involved as a Unified Sports partner and a coach. Growing up with athletes and unified partners alike, I have made friendships I wouldn't trade for the world. I currently serve as a track and long distance running coach and bowling unified partner, as well as a member of the Delaware Youth Activation Committee. I have seen the positive impact Project UNIFY has had on the Delaware community, and I can't wait to work with other states and develop it on the national level! My favorite part about Project UNIFY is meeting so many people passionate about the same thing I am, and working together to produce amazing results.
I am 17 years old and I represent Special Olympics Rhode Island. I have been involved with Special Olympics for two years and I first became involved in ninth grade when I started playing Unified Sports. I play Unified Basketball and Volleyball for my high school. This year I am joining the Rhode Island State YAC and I am excited to get more involved. My goals for the National YAC include creating more youth involvement, meeting new people and having fun!!! My favorite part about Project UNIFY is getting to know new people and learning more about Special Olympics.
I am 19 years old and from Lexington, South Carolina. I have been a student athlete since I was 5 years old. I play baseball, basketball, track and field, and love to bowl. I enjoy attending the State Rally to end the R-word and other activities. I love spending time with others. I am so excited to be on the National Youth Activation Committee and I can't wait to make a difference in the lives of others.
Representing: Special Olympics Washington
Hello everyone! My name is Kabir Robinson and I am 16 years old, almost 17! I live in Seattle and represent Special Olympics for Washington State. I got involved in Special Olympics through a friend in middle school. I did swimming for two years and soccer for one year…so far. I would like to start a Unified Basketball team at my school. I am excited to be part of the National YAC and meet new people. My goal is for more new people to understand what Project UNIFY is and tell them about the Spread the Word campaign. My favorite part about being involved in Project Unify is public speaking. I love to speak to the new people in the audience who don't know about Project UNIFY.
I am 17 years old and live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I have been involved with Special Olympics since I was four years old. I got involved because my mom was an Area Director for our local program and I loved to go with her to events. I went with her to a track meet when I was twelve and helped with a girl who was visually impaired. I went to every event that she was involved in and I was so surprised and happy when I saw what she accomplished. She was a true inspiration to me. Over the years we have developed a friendship that really means a lot to me. I knew from that day on I wanted to be a part of Special Olympics. I am a Unified Sports partner in unified bowling, soccer, and bocce ball. I am on our State Youth Activation Committee and I am excited to be a part of the Nation Youth Activation Committee. Special Olympics is a great program and I want to be able to further the mission of the organization and change the culture in every community. As a National YAC member, I hope to share what I learn from other states, and educate my community and communities around Michigan on what Special Olympics and Project UNIFY is all about. I want to share my experience with everyone and hope that I will inspire others. My favorite part of being involved with Project UNIFY is all the great friends I have made, and seeing kids with intellectual disabilities and kids without intellectual disabilities working together to accomplish the same goal. The people that I have met through Project UNIFY have become my best friends and I am looking forward to working with people from other states.
Representing: Special Olympics North Carolina
I am 17 years old and represent North Carolina. I have been involved with Special Olympics for almost 16 years. I first got involved through my brother who is a Special Olympics athlete. I became an athlete myself when I turned 8. In 2012, I was selected to be a Global Messenger and State Youth Activation Council member. One thing I hope to accomplish as a National YAC member is to increase the knowledge of and participation in Project UNIFY. I want to help people become more aware of Special Olympics and all of the projects involved with it. My favorite part of Project Unify is being able to volunteer, give speeches, and work hand in hand with a bunch of wonderful people who are passionate about it, just as I am.
Representing: Special Olympics New York
I am 17 years old and I am from New York. I have been involved with Special Olympics for four years now and I first got involved at my school. I am now president of the Special Olympics club at my school and I am New York's Youth Leader. I'm very excited to contribute my ideas to the National YAC and I'm also excited to get to know everyone from all the other states.
I am 18 and represent Special Olympics North Carolina. I've been involved with Special Olympics since my sophomore year in high school. I have always had a passion for working with Special Olympics athletes. I started off with doing small volunteer hours at my school my sophomore year and I knew I had to do more. I learned that it only takes one smile, one event, one cheer to see an athlete happy, and honestly that's all that matters. I hope to accomplish leadership skills on the National YAC that will apply it to whatever I plan to do in the future. My favorite part about being involved with Project UNIFY is getting others involved. I can say as a president of Project UNIFY in my school, I love when "outsiders" come up to me asking if they can join or what can they do to help out.
I am 17 years old and represent Washington. I've been involved with Special Olympics for almost 3 years now, I got involved with Unified Sports because I loved playing sports and I thought it was time for me to meet new people and try something new. I loved playing Unified Sports, it was challenging and fun. I got involved with Project UNIFY because I feel that everyone is equal and should be treated that way. As a National YAC member I want to accomplish a way to promote health more in the nation so individual states can take health more seriously, I want Special Olympics athletes to be treated like athletes. My favorite part of being involved with Project UNIFY is Unified Sports because I think its great that everyone can play on the same team no matter gender, age or skill level. For me it's a way to show that we all belong because we all play on the same team despite our differences – we win and we lose as a team.
I am 17 years old and I am from Victor, Montana. I've been involved with Special Olympics since 2013. My school Special Ed teacher recommended my partner Chris and myself to go to North Carolina for the 2013 Special Olympics North America Conference to represent Special Olympics Montana. We attended the Conference, and were inspired to develop our state Special Olympics program and inform more people about programs like Project UNIFY. I've been able to meet a lot of amazing and inspiring people, with and without intellectual disabilities, and each of their stories serve as an inspiration to do my very best to promote this program. As a National YAC member, I hope to be able to inform and inspire partners and athletes across the nation, and to help usher in a new Unified Generation, one that looks past intellectual disabilities and sees athletes and partners.
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£31.88 / £44.60 from lambda-tek.com. Dunno what the difference between the two are.
Also don't know if the dual head bit would have to use the VGA, i.e. it's DVI + VGA or HDMI + VGA or whether you can use the DVI + HDMI. I think that was the one I bought for my media centre, but I'm not opening up my case to find out. I'm single heading it at 1920x1080.
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Spring Voter Forum in Beaverton
Just occurred to me to post a notice here about the Spring Voter Forum in Beaverton. The 'meet and greet' is tonight at 6:30pm, candidate presentations start at 7pm. Kind of late notice for any of you out there to change schedules and drop by, but if it works out, you might enjoy.
Voters Forum in Beaverton The website lists all the candidates speaking and some other info as well. Of biking note, is that running for Dick Schouten's Washington County Commissioner District 1 seat, is Beaverton City Council member, also Beaverton Bike Advisory committee liazon, Betty Bode. Would Betty Bode be a better, stronger member of the County Commission than Dick Schouten has been? This is a question I wouldn't mind getting some answers to at tonight's presentation. Schouten's a guy that's favored support for transportation by means other than motor vehicle, so we're not doing bad with him. Bode has quite an impressive resume. Check this report on some of it in the story at examiner.com: Candidate profile – Betty Bode, Washington County Commissioner District 1/Examiner.com/Peggy Bodner-Wash Co Elections Examiner It's worth keeping in mind that whoever is on the County Commission is working with Andy Duyck, Commission Chairperson, who has tended to be strong for things such as road widening for increased motor vehicle use through residential neighborhoods. Also, for converting rural land to land available for urban development. How strongly does he support travel by foot and bike? I'm not sure, but my impression so far, is that he's not strongly supportive of travel by those means. I'll be voting for the person best suited to help adapt to Washington County's developing travel needs in ways that counter effects of excessive reliance on motor vehicles for transportation that gradually but steadily have deteriorated quality of life in Washington County. 3:30pm ...just noticed a recently posted story over at the O about the Commissioner seat race Washington County Commission District 1: Quiet race turns up the volume/dana tims/oregonian Oh...the city usually puts out some tasty snacks for the event too! Last edited by wsbob; 04-19-2012 at 03:31 PM. |
wsbob, please post your impressions. I can't make it to the meeting but I vote in this district and would like to make a more informed vote. Thanks!
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Re; my impressions of candidates at the forum, I don't consider myself particularly astute politically, but I'll try offer a few impressions (well, as it turned out...more than a few due to the marvel of good coffee.): Mayoral race, which is the imcumbent Mayor Denny Doyle, and contenders John Somoza and Pavel Goberman. Doyle's experience and confidence shows. In his probably late 50's to mid 60's, he's easy going, down to earth, upbeat, clearly knows the territory. Some of the council decisions he's been party to over the years inevitably tend to have people wondering. The study to determine whether to site a pro baseball stadium in Central Beaverton was one. A more recent issue has to do with the somewhat covert manner in which Doyle and council prepared to and finally bought the Coldwell Banker Builiding in the multi use complex called The Round. City council seat 3. Honestly, and with my apologies, I didn't listen very closely to Solomon and Fagin. I'd probably go with Fagin, who seemed to have a better grasp of what the job is and what needs to be done, but again, I say this admitting I didn't listen closely enough to be sure at this point.John Somoza, in his 40's ...smart, government lawyer, good speaker, challenging Doyle for what he considers lack of transparency, i.e. examples such as CWB Building. Also objects to Beaverton's 'strong mayor' form of government. I'd say he's got potential as a politician down the road if he gets more experience in that area, but for this race, he likely won't get the votes. City Council seat 4 Unchallenged in is Catherine Arnold. Most everything she said seemed on the money. Answers questions on the spot well. A good vote. State Attorney General: Listened to Holton, the candidate that appeared. He's trying to make a big stand on the idea that the state AG's job is fighting for justice, which he's saying his challenger isn't prepared to stand up for. Not sure here. Got to read more. Think I'm interested in Rosenblum. Washington County Commissioner District 1 race: An important one to me: Dick Schouten is the incumbent, Betty Bode challenging. I'm really wondering what's happening with the commission, and what would happen if Bode got the seat. It really is important to know something about the makeup of the commission, and what it does. Schouten knows what's going on, is an advocate for solutions to county traffic congestion problems, values open land, farmland, all of that. He's a strong supporter of active transportation (walking, biking, etc.) infrastructure. I've heard that he works well with the chair, Duyck, and is able to reason with him. Washington County, like a lot of areas of the country, is in this struggle of trying to generate revenue to pay for stuff, create non-polluting job opportunities, and on and on. Development and making land available for development is among the means used to ensure that a high quality of life continues to exist in the county, for residents. The county commission plays a role in deciding the exact means to ensure Washington County's high quality of life continues to exist. The commissioners have different views of what the means will be. I've gotten off track here. Lots more points could be raised. I'm not really sure what Betty Bode would do if she had the chair. Besides saying she feels she'd be a stronger voice on the commission for Beaverton than she considers Schouten to be, I couldn't pick up exactly what she would do. With regards to Washington County growth issues, something that seems clearly apparent, is that traffic congestion and the inclination to spread out development is slowly, methodically strangling the quality of life many people in the urban areas of the county have available to them. Unless Bode were to say something between now and the election, more substantial than she did at the forum, that would tell me with certainty that she can do a better job than Schouten has, on working to counter deteriorating effects of urban development on Washington County's quality of life, I probably couldn't give her the vote. This is despite the fact that on the Beaverton City Council and as bike advisory committee liazon, she seems to have done a good job of sticking up for the average jane and joe. Metro Council District 3 seat: sorry...didn't stay to hear the gentleman. |
Thanks for the info, Bob (can I call you Bob?). Although it's up to each citizen to make his/her own decision on voting, it's good to hear some subjective evaluations from folks that likely have similar needs from their elected officials (in this case, transportation).
Thanks again, Alan |
No problem...I enjoyed putting together my thoughts on the event. Everyone making their own decision is as you say, important. Not everyone has what they feel is enough time to adequately check out sources of info to help them make their decision, so they do what they can.
Another weblog I check in on from time to time is blueoregon. Not a huge amount of activity over there, but it has some good writers. wsbob is just my weblog name, used elsewhere in part to challenge people to think beyond the name to the content of ideas expressed in the comments I post. If you like though, you or anyone else here in the forums can call me by my actual name, Darrell. By the way, it turns out that the race for Attorney General is quite a bit more interesting than I'd realized when I saw Holton speak at the forum. The Oregonian did a story or two on it sometime in the last 4-5 days. Holton's the guy that had the feds raid medical marijuana growers involved in questionable transactions. Rosenblum is married to Willamette Week Publisher, Richard Meeker. Don't really know much about her other than this. |
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The International Model Boat Show at Leamington is coming up soon 9 - 11 November 2007, as detailed in the "Show Dates" stickey.
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Andrew (and anyone else that's coming) I will be there manning an exhibition stand on the Friday and Sunday, come over and say hello, be nice to meet you.. Our stand is simply called "Powered Boat Modelers" since we are no longer part of the Bournville club. (long story!) Essentially we are just modellers interested in building and sailing our models. Plenty of submarine interest .
I will be displaying my scratch Disney Nautilus and 1/48 U-boat, and an L/A nuke, and a 2 man mini-sub. My friends are bringing their subs too. Should be fun.
Usually there is a good turnout of model submarines throughout the show. But due to the size limitations of the 2 indoor pools the large model subs don't get wet very often. Although this year I am hoping to sail my 2 man mini-sub along with my friend who has been developing the design with a view to marketing them - so there should be the first two operational at the show. Since they are only 2 ft long and designed to be agile underwater they should function well in the indoor pools. (I am looking forward to trying it out.)
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Of course you need a proper package for this. I didn't think people still run "installers" that may or may not overwrite arbitrary files in their system.
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But how exactly should AMD do it better? I mean, they could back up the files they overwrite, but then they would maybe restore old files to a way newer mesa/libgl release that has been happening in the meantime...
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