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October 27, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Keri Kemp had a match-high dozen kills to lead Queens University of Charlotte to a 3-0 (25-12, 25-23, 25-14) sweep over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas womens volleyball on Wednesday night. The Royals also sweep the season series moving to 16-7 overall, 9-5 in league play. The loss snaps a five-game conference win streak for the Lady Falcons dipping to 9-14, 8-6.
Queens hit .246 in the victory as Alexa Sparell and Anna Gibbs followed Kemp with nine kills. Sparell hit .300 in the contest while Gibbs hit at .400. Avery Moore has a match-high 37 assists. For Pfeiffer, senior Kristina Mordini had eight kills while Jordan O'Bryant and Kim Amerell each had four. Queens also out-blocked Pfeiffer 8-2.
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Final Score: Louisiana-Monroe 34, (8) Arkansas 31 (OT)
Little Rock, AR (Sports Network) - Louisiana-Monroe quarterback Kolton Browning scampered for a 16-yard touchdown run on 4th-and-1 in overtime to give the Warhawks the upset victory over No. 8 Arkansas, 34-31, at War Memorial Stadium.
"He did a great job," Arkansas coach John L. Smith said of Browning. "He made play, after play, after play. That includes one at the end to win. We couldn't tackle him, couldn't stop him. He played a great game."
Browning was sensational, orchestrating offensive possessions that led to 21 unanswered points to tie the game at 28 and send it to overtime. The junior quarterback completed 42-of-67 passes, throwing for three touchdowns and 412 yards for the Warhawks (1-0).
"I'm really excited for our football team," ULM coach Todd Berry gushed. "They put in just a tremendous amount of work. There certainly were a lot of people that doubted us. This team had a chance to grow up and mature and they did that together."
The Razorbacks (1-1) were decimated by injuries over the course of the game.
Starting quarterback Tyler Wilson threw for two touchdowns and 196 yards in the early going, but sustained an injury above his shoulders late in the second quarter and did not return.
Starting cornerback Tevin Mitchel and starting full back Kody Walker were both carted off the field within plays of each other in the fourth quarter. Mitchel sustained an injury above his shoulders as well, but was verbally responsive. Walker appeared to suffer a left leg injury.
The Razorbacks squandered a 28-7 lead, as backup quarterback Brandon Allen failed to orchestrate cohesion offensively after throwing a touchdown pass on the Razorbacks' first drive of the second half. He finished 6-of-20 for 85 yards and a touchdown with one interception.
On the game's first possession, Wilson was intercepted by Vincent Eddie inside Louisiana-Monroe territory. Browning led the Warhawks down the field, connecting with Centarius Donald on 4-yard touchdown strike for a 7-0 lead.
The Razorbacks would fire back and score the next 28 points. Wilson hooked up with Julian Horton for a 20-yard touchdown completion to tie the game at seven. On their first possession of the second quarter, Wilson completed four straight passes, connecting with Chris Gragg on three of them. Three plays later, Wilson threw a 39-yard touchdown strike to Cobi Hamilton to give Arkansas the lead.
With under five minutes to play in the half, Wilson launched a 61-yard bomb to Mekale McKay from the Arkansas 17-yard line. After back-to-back defensive pass interference and offside calls, Knile Davis rushed for a 3-yard touchdown run to give the Razorbacks a 21-7 lead.
The Warhawks matriculated the ball down the field with just under 2 1/2 minutes to play in the second, bringing the ball to the Arkansas 2-yard line with 18 seconds to go. But the Warhawks turned the ball over on downs when Browning's pass to Tavarese Maye fell incomplete.
Louisiana-Monroe finally got back on the board when Jyruss Edwards rushed his way into the end zone on 1st-and-goal from the Arkansas 3-yard line to cut the Razorbacks' lead to 28-14.
Browning found success on fourth down on the second play of the fourth quarter when he connected on a 1-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Steed to bring the game within seven.
Then, with less than a minute to go in the game, Browning again converted on fourth down, finding Brent Leonard in the end zone for a 23-yard, game-tying touchdown strike, forcing the game into overtime.
Arkansas took the ball first and had to settle for a field goal after failing to convert on third down.
After falling a yard short on third down, the Warhawks again decided to go for it on fourth. Browning scrambled in the pocket, found a hole, and took it 16 yards for the game-winning score to shock the Razorbacks.
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Louisiana-Monroe opened its season for a fifth consecutive time against a ranked opponent ... Saturday's contest was the 10th meeting between the two schools ... The matchup was also the fifth consecutive meeting in Little Rock.
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Firefighter Mike Bedard shows Gloria Savinski the ambulance she was transported in on July 26, 2009, after she went into cardiac arrest during a service at View Ridge Community Church.
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Gloria Savinski takes a photo of her grandson, Justice.
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Gloria Savinski hugs firefighter Mike Bedard on Wednesday morning at the Everett Fire Station on Rucker Avenue. Bedard and other responders saved Savinski's life when she went into cardiac arrest on July 26, 2009, during a service at View Ridge Community Church.
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Gloria Savinski hugs paramedic Travis Gamm, who was among those who saved her life.
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Gloria Savinski stands with emergency responders during a visit to the Everett Fire Station on Rucker Avenue.
It was Sunday morning July 26, 2009, when the Marysville woman suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed during a church service in Everett.
Over the past four years, Savinski had been able to thank members of her congregation for their quick actions that saved her life.
On Wednesday, she dropped by an Everett Fire Station in the 3600 block of Rucker Avenue. She brought a fruit tray, cookies and other goodies.
It was time to express her gratitude to firefighters and paramedics whose faces she didn't recognize. They were the ones who got to the church in less than five minutes and brought her back from the dead.
"I have wanted to do this for a long time," she said.
Savinski, 66, hugged firefighters Elliott Ward, Rich Smith and Mike Bedard as well as paramedic Travis Gamm. All were part of a larger team on the call to the View Ridge Community Church that day.
A battle with breast cancer and other family illnesses got in the way of an earlier visit.
It was a joyous reunion.
Savinski brought an entourage, including her husband, son, daughter, three grandchildren and members of her church who had come to her aid in her moment of peril.
Among them was Jackie Davis, an emergency medical dispatcher who was sitting in a second row pew when Savinski buckled and fell to the floor. Davis instantly recognized the danger and started CPR.
"She was gone," Davis recalled Wednesday. "She was ashen. Her lips were blue. She was gone."
That day, Davis recited the instructions she had given people so many times over the phone as an emergency dispatcher.
She told the church's bass player, who also rushed to help and is trained in CPR, to make sure he pushed down hard on Savinski's chest.
Davis tilted Savinski's head back and gave her breath.
Gamm, a paramedic for 13 years, remembers the call well.
Four years ago, parishioners held hands and prayed for Savinski in the back of the church as the aid crew took over.
Medics shocked her three times before they found a pulse.
"You came back quickly," Gamm told Savinski Wednesday.
Savinski's pulse stopped again in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. It stopped a third time after she arrived at the emergency room of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.
Each time, it was restored.
"It was scary," said Savinski's husband, Darrell, who raced to her side, "The priest was standing there doing the crisscross motion. I thought she was dead."
The Everett Fire Department gets about 19,000 emergency calls each year.
Ones like Savinski's stand out, Gamm said.
The teamwork, from the church to the fire department to the hospital emergency room, was impressive, he said.
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"Once you care for somebody, you have a connection and you wonder how they did later on," Gamm said. "It is so nice to see a good outcome."
The visit from Savinski was a good reminder to firefighters and paramedics about why they are in their chosen profession, said Joe Paterniti, the department's medical services officer.
"I'm so proud of them," he said. "I spend my career walking among giants. These people are bigger than life."
Although the main purpose of Savinski's visit was to express her thanks, she also was looking to fill in gaps of what happened to her.
She has no memory of her collapse, the aid crew, the ambulance or the three days she spent on a ventilator.
She underwent triple bypass surgery and spent 11 days in the hospital. She said she was discharged with a greater appreciation for life.
Savinski counts her blessings.
She gets to spend precious time with her grandchildren. She successfully fought breast cancer. A cardiologist has told her that her heart is strong enough that she won't need to replace a defibrillator that was removed during her cancer treatment.
"Ornery as ever," she said with a smile.
"I figure that's a good thing."
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Amanda Jaffe was a rising star in Portland's legal community until her well publicized battle with a brilliant sociopath—ironically the trial that made her famous—left her traumatized, filled with self-doubt, and wary of the limelight. But now she's agreed to handle a case no one else will touch.
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September 23, 2013
The Yadkinville Harvest Festival is still the longest running annual festival in the Yadkin County, despite cloudy weather that threatened otherwise.
The 37th annual festival was held Saturday, Sept. 21. Crowds continued to pour in throughout the day even as rain trickled from time to time.
The festival started at 9 a.m. but the official ceremonies were not held until 11 a.m. For those who attended the reasoning was obvious.
The Yadkin Arts Council decided to let crowds build a bit and do the opening program at 11 a.m. to let the maximum number possible be present for the flash mob that accompanied Aaron Misenheimer's singing of the national anthem.
Members of the Yadkin Baptist Association stepped out of the crowd as Misenheimer began, most of them dressed in red to be even more patriotic. Dozens gathered in front of the main stage in front of the Yadkin Courthouse and held a large American flag as they sang along.
Mayor Hubert Gregory and Yadkin Arts Council's John Willingham welcomed the crowd and joked about the weather. Every year the outdoor festival runs the risk of weather-related problems, but fortunately the temperatures remained comfortable and the rain stayed at a sprinkle throughout much of the day.
Shortly before 2:30 p.m. the rain got a bit harder and out came the umbrellas. Many vendors were forced to pack in their equipment as the rain continued around 3 p.m.
Crowds had several new attractions to visit this year before the rain fell though.
Festival-goers seemed to enjoy the Demonstration Station on Main Street and Jackson. Performers did Zumba, clogging and dance while crowds surrounded the roped off street stage.
Bands scheduled to perform on the Cultural Arts Center stage in the courtyard were moved inside the building as a precaution against rain. The Oil and Renegar Band, None of the Above and Bluegrass Jam Session drew crowds indoors and onto chairs in the front meeting room of the center.
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Despite having won over $199,000 in races and giving birth to countless foals, Itsuko ended up abandoned and starving in holding pen after her last owner skipped town. Since her rescue, she gained 400 pounds, and, more importantly, her caretakers report her loving spirit has returned. Today, Itsuko is truly a winner, one of a lucky horses enjoying the pastures at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch.
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I like hot weather, but don't enjoy the beach. I'm not really a water person, and I hate all that sand blowing in my face.
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Maybe I'll spend my time thinking about my trip. There will be sunny beaches and gopher-sized bugs. Magnificent sunsets and hordes of sun-burned tourists. Comfy beach chairs and sand blasting my skin. Beach food and sky-high prices.
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Results vs. Anderson (2007-10-09 14:00:00)
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|Misenheimer, NC--- Angela Reale scored two goals to lead Pfeiffer to a 5-0 win over visiting Anderson in Conference Carolinas women's soccer action Tuesday afternoon. Pfeiffer led 3-0 at halftime and then scored two more goals in the first two minutes of the second half to take a commanding 5-0 lead.
The Falcons (7-6-2, 6-1-1) came out and controlled the possession at the start. In the fourth minute Megan Blevins' shot just went over the top of the goal.
In the 22nd minute Megan Blevins took a pass from Kirsten Bartsch 12 yards out. Her shot went under the Anderson goalie into the edge of the goal.
Two minutes later Stephanie Sexton hit the crossbar with a shot after a corner.
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Get in the back-to-school mood by making notecards that incorporate old-school elements like chalkboards, vintage maps, notebook paper and brown paper lunch sacks.
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Pretty stationery, however, feels like an acceptable substitute. A stack of blank notecards holds the same promise of a fresh start as school supplies do.
Chalkboard art has become a big trend in home decorating. I decided to seize that trend and shrink it down to notecard size. Turning a notecard into a mini-chalkboard is as easy as applying a few coats of spray paint to a piece of cardstock, and the resulting surface can be customized in countless ways.
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The SRAM 2 speed Automatix is a no brainer for your city bike. When cruising around town, the 2 speed centrifigul clutch chooses the right gear for you so that you can concentrate on the road. SRAM's hub bases the gear changes on your speed and keeps your hands on the grips steering and not having to worry about shifting. No shifter and no cables means that you won't have to maintain derailleurs and your bike will always be ready to hit the road.
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I have this hub assembled into a 700x25C wheel, running 175mm cranks, 43T-19T to give about 60 gear inches in low. I'm 6'2" and weigh 213 pounds.
The hub changed gear well before reaching a comfortable cadence in low gear. I've adjusted the spring so that it's ends shifted from 5 o'clock to 9. I may adjust it a little further in future.
Operation is now much improved. When pedalling uphill or into a headwind, low gear can be used without it changing gear and having to stand on the pedals.
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Torgue Tokens are a form of currency in the Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage DLC. Torgue Tokens can be dropped from various enemies and can also be rewarded from certain quests. A good way to get Torgue Tokens is to complete the Tier 3 Battle: Bar Room Blitz quest. Torgue Tokens can be used at Torgue Token Shops. These shops are found next to almost any other ammo and medical shops in the DLC. The shops contain items only manufactured by Torgue and can only be bought with Torgue Tokens. The item of the day in the Torgue Token Shops are always a legendary manufactured by Torgue and all the legendaries cost 613 Torgue Tokens. The other items in the shop can range from 30 Torgue Tokens to a few hundred tokens.
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Bad news in December turned into good news in January for Christine Martindale. A 12-year veteran of adult contemporary KOST-FM who was among several laid off, she was lassoed by KKGO/105.1 FM Go Country and will start Feb. 4 as the new weekday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. personality.
Martindale's background includes country radio, so it was a natural fit for KKGO. "We look forward to having one of the most talented and exciting on-air voices in radio joining the Go Country 105 family" said station manager Michael Levine.
The timing is perfect. February marks the sixth anniversary of KKGO as a country music station. It has attracted a huge fan base in Orange and Los Angeles counties, and participated in many successful concerts over the years. More information: www.gocountry105.com.
Jimmy O'Neill, another of the legendary Los Angeles disc jockeys, died Jan. 11 at age 73. First word came from daughter Katy who posted this on O'Neill's Facebook page:
"On January 11th our beloved father Jimmy O'Neill peacefully transitioned into a better place. His vivacious laugh, talented voice, sense of humor and warm heart will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. His legacy will live on and he will never leave our hearts. Thank you to all our friends and family for all of your support during this difficult time. Blessings. Graciously, Katy O'Neill and our entire family."
O'Neill's career included KRLA, 1959-62, 1984-85, and 1990-93; KFWB, 1963-67; and KDAY, 1969-71. He also hosted the ABC-TV network show "Shindig," a personal favorite of mine back in the day.
"He was only 24 years old. The program regulars (on Shindig) were Leon Russell, Darlene Love, and Billy Preston, and one of the dancers who 'frugged and twisted' was actress Teri Garr," wrote radio historian Don Barrett on LARadio.com.
Barrett also wrote:
"He arrived in Southern California from Pittsburgh radio. Jimmy was one of the original "11-10 Men" when the Rock station (KRLA) debuted on September 3, 1959. In 1960, at the age of 20, he became the youngest deejay ever to be rated No. 1.
"In 1962, Jimmy opened the first Los Angeles teenage nightclub, Pandora's Box, a former coffee house on the Sunset Strip. He opened two other teenage nightclubs in Los Angeles: The Showboat on Melrose (partnered with Phil Everly and Sam Riddle) and the Chez Paree on La Cienega.
"Jimmy's first TV exposure was 'The Jimmy O'Neill Show' on KCOP/Channel 13. It was a 1962 youth-oriented talk show. Rhino Records released 'Shindig' on home video in 1992. "
O'Neill had many troubled years, but when profiled in People magazine, he said "I have walked through every nightmare you can imagine and HAVE come out OK."
KABC/790 AM's John Phillips subbed for Larry Elder in afternoon drive Jan. 15 while Elder was at The Cannery in Newport Beach signing copies of his book "Dear Father, Dear Son: Two Lives ... Eight Hours." It was a chance for Phillips to try out having Lauren Savin of Fox/11's "Good Day LA" as his female co-host.


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Results vs. Mt. Olive (2006-11-21 19:33:30)
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|Falcons Defeat Trojans 103-96
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Misenheimer, NC---Pfeiffer (2-0) defeated pre-season #19 Mount Olive (2-1) 103-96 in CVAC action Tuesday night. DeMario Grier scored 31 and Tavares Cooper added 24 points for the Falcons. Elijah Rouse led the Trojans with 25. Pfeiffer scored 36 points off 27 Trojan turnovers as the Falcons won their conference opener.
The game was fast paced and back and forth at the beginning with both teams running. With 10:14 to go the score was tied at 18. Mount Olive took the lead at the point and slowly built the lead to 8 at 39-31. Pfeiffer fought back and when Grier banked in a "3" with 20 seconds left the Trojans lead was down to two at 44-42.
Grier scored 15 in the first half and Rouse had 17 for Mount Olive. Mount Olive outshot Pfeiffer 46%-35% but the Falcons made up for it at the free throw line outscoring the Trojans 12-5.
Logan Call took over the game at the start of the second half, scoring 8 of Pfeiffer's first ten points as the Falcons claimed a 50-47 lead. It went back and forth for a while until the Trojans regained the lead 61-60 at the 13:18 mark. They held the lead for the next 5:34 until five straight points by Grier gave the Falcons a one point advantage at 79-78. the Falcons would never trail again. Mount Olive kept it close but Pfeiffer hit their free throws down the stretch and hung on for a 103-96 victory.
Grier ended the game with 31 points. Cooper added 24 points. Robert McGriff contributed 15 points and 5 assists. Logan Call added 14 points, twelve in the second half, and nine boards. Elijah Rouse led the Trojans with 25 points and 13 rebounds.
There were 13 lead changes and 11 ties for the game. Pfeiffer outscored Mount Olive 31-16 at the free throw line. Mount Olive barely outrebounded Pfeiffer 46-44. There were 52 turnovers for the game, Mount Olive had two more 27-25.
Pfeiffer will host the Bobby Lutz Invitational this Friday and Saturday. Pfeiffer will play King at 7:00 pm Friday. Lees-McRae will take on UNC-Pembroke at 5:00 pm om Friday. the Consolation and Championship games will be Saturday at 3 and 5.


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President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, during a Medal of Honor ceremony for retired Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha. Romesha's leadership during a daylong attack by hundreds of fighters on Combat Outpost Keating in Afghanistan led to award. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, during a Medal of Honor ceremony for retired Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha. Romesha's leadership during a daylong attack by hundreds of fighters on Combat Outpost Keating in Afghanistan led to award. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
FILE – In this May 1, 2011 file photo, musician and gun rights activist Ted Nugent addresses a seminar at the National Rifle Association's convention in Pittsburgh. Rep. Steve Stockman , R-Texas, says he's invited Nugent, who has referred to President Barack Obama's administration as "evil, America-hating," to Tuesday's State of the Union address. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The American public will get a competing mix of rhetoric and imagery in President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday, a speech that offers a heavy dose on the economy even as it plays out against a visual backdrop dominated by the current national debate over guns.
With the economy still trying to find its footing and with millions still out of work, Obama will make a case for measures and proposals that he says will boost job creation and put the economy on a more upward trajectory. Obama's emphasis underscores a White House recognition that while the president seeks to expand his agenda and build a second-term legacy, the economy remains a major public preoccupation.
But in the galleries above the rostrum of the House of Representatives where Obama will speak, many of the faces looking down on him will be those of Americans thrust into the politics of gun violence.
First lady Michelle Obama will sit with the parents of a Chicago teenager shot and killed just days after she performed at the president's inauguration. Twenty-two House members have invited people affected by gun violence, according to Rep. Jim Langevin, D-R.I., who pushed the effort. And Republican Rep. Steve Stockman of Texas says he's invited rocker Ted Nugent, a long-time gun control opponent who last year said he would end up "dead or in jail" if Obama won re-election.
That confluence of message and symbolism illustrates where Obama is in his presidency following his re-election.
The economic blueprint he will discuss will have many of the elements Americans have heard before, with its embrace of manufacturing, energy development and education. And in that sense it is a reminder of what was unfulfilled at the end of Obama's first term. But the tragic murders of 26 people at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school in December altered the president's agenda, pushing guns onto a to-do list that already included a new push for an overhaul of immigration law.
As the president addresses gun violence, the cameras are sure to pan the faces in the crowd inside the House chamber, each with a story meant to influence the debate. Obama has proposed a ban on certain weapons and on high-capacity ammunition magazines. He has also called for broader, universal background checks on gun purchasers, a proposal that stands a better chance politically.
But White House aides say the economy is still Obama's central theme.
"You've seen the president act aggressively on comprehensive immigration reform. You've seen the president put forward a series of comprehensive proposals to reduce gun violence in this country in the recent weeks," White House press secretary Jay Carney said Monday. "These are important priorities of the president and of the nation. But what remains his No. 1 priority is what it has been since he took office, which is to get this economy growing, get it creating jobs, strengthening the middle class and expanding the middle class — allowing those who seek and aspire to the middle class to get there, giving them the tools to do that."
It is a focus the president will take to the road in the days after his speech, pushing his economic recovery proposals during stops in North Carolina, Georgia and his hometown of Chicago. Obama is expected to reiterate his calls for revitalizing the manufacturing sector; he pledged during his campaign that he would create 1 million new manufacturing jobs during his second term. Following a sluggish 2012, manufacturing grew at a faster pace last month, driven by an increase in new orders and more hiring at factories.
His call for measures that prod the economy will play out as he presses Congress to avoid deep spending cuts that are scheduled to begin automatically on March 1. Obama wants instead a mix of tax revenue and cuts in spending that he has promoted as a "balanced" approach to easing federal deficits.
Obama has called for raising more revenue through ending tax breaks and closing loopholes, but he has not detailed a list of targets. He and his aides often mention as examples of unnecessary tax breaks a benefit for owners of private jets and tax subsidies for oil and gas companies. Such measures are modest, however. Ending the corporate plane and oil and gas breaks would generate about $43 billion in revenue over 10 years.
That appeal for new revenue is getting stiff-armed by Republicans, who reluctantly agreed at the start of the year to increase tax rates on the wealthiest Americans in exchange for extending Bush-era tax rates for the rest of taxpayers.
"He's gotten all the revenue he's going to get," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Monday. "Been there, done that."
With Republicans in control of the House and exerting influence in the Senate, Obama intends to employ all the tools at his disposal in an effort to win over the public to put pressure on Congress.
The White House and Obama's allies are launching simultaneous social media, public outreach and fundraising campaigns tied to his State of the Union address. Those efforts were successful in his re-election campaign and Obama aides believe they could be as effective in pushing policies as they were in pushing his candidacy.
"He's got to strike now," said presidential historian Allan Lichtman of American University, who believes the economy, the environment and long-term changes in federal entitlements are key to Obama's legacy. "Next year he won't have the ear of the public in the same way he has this time."
AP White House Correspondent Julie Pace contributed to this report.
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