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NOT FOR ONE MINUTE DO I regret not being in office. Not for a second. I've always loved what I was doing, whatever and wherever it was. If I don't enjoy what I am doing, I'd better change it—or change my mind. I loved being governor. I had a great time, and I loved affecting public policy. I did things that I look back on and I think: They were important; they were good. But I have a lot more freedom being out of office.
And I feel so lucky. When I left office, I didn't have a dime. I didn't own a house or a car. I had to get busy and make a living. I'd get real nightmares that I'd be living in a trailer in my daughter's driveway. My God! I don't know if it would be worse for her or me! So I felt really lucky to work with Harry McPherson and Berl Bernhard's law firm in Washington, and then when Jack Martin [the founder and chairman of Public Strategies] talked to me about opening an office in New York, I jumped at the opportunity. Now I spend approximately half my time in New York City and half my time in Austin.
What I do is advise executives, mainly of corporations, on their relationship with the public, including government. I help them address a myriad of situations. Maybe the company has an image it would like to change. Maybe it is concerned about legislation that it would like to assist or defeat. It could be that there is a public official that they would like to have me talk to on their behalf. I've had clients that experienced change in personnel at the top, and the new person in charge would like the company to take on his or her vision rather than that of the previous administration. I advise companies and help them develop strategies to address their needs.
I still love politics, because it is the most pervasive institution in anyone's life. Other than family or religion, no other activity so affects your life and the life of your children and grandchildren. Look at what will transpire in this country because of the government, and it can have good or devastating consequences. You can either do great things or you can do things that will take generations to change. I look now at the attitude of the administration and the Congress toward the environment, and for the first time in my life, I'm frightened. I can't think of a time when I've really been frightened by the federal government. I look at the area of women's rights, particularly reproductive choice. I look at what is transpiring in public schools. It's going to take generations to alter what's being done, and that is scary to me.
When you are able to see a finite end to your life, you begin to want to do all the things that you never did. One of the things I always said I wanted to do was live in New York for a little while, just for the experience of it—not that it's better than home, but to be able to go to a play or a ballet or an opera almost every night. After about ten days I am a basket case. [Gossip columnist] Liz Smith, who is a good friend of mine from Fort Worth and has tickets to everything, often goes with me.
I can't imagine not working. I don't play golf, and I don't have any hobbies I could fill my days with. There are times when I think I ought to be at home more, but I can't figure out what for. Can you imagine anything worse than having me be your mother—or your mother-in-law? I mean, I could fix you. I could give you a lot of my attention. My son Dan said, "Mom, you might want to think about being home more." I said, "Dan, I've been thinking about that, and I think I'll come down to your law office and answer the phone." And he said, "Oh, well, never mind." My daughters laugh when I say I stay out of their business. But I think I do. They have no idea the good advice I could be giving them.
One thing I won't do is baby-sit. Uh-uh, no way. I write the check, I bring the presents, but I do not baby-sit. I think it is very important for grandmothers to know they have a choice. If you don't want to be a baby-sitter, you don't have to do that. I love my grandkids and I love for them to come see me, but that's it. Once you start sitting for one of your children, you have to do it for all of them. I now have seven grandchildren, so I could spend all my time baby-sitting and probably would. And my kids don't seem to love me any less for it.
A part of me wants to come home and do something good. Every year I try to raise a little money for a school that was named after me down in South Texas. When I was governor I declined the opportunity to have a prison named after me, and I think I'm the only governor in history who doesn't have a prison named after her. But to see your name associated with a public school and feel honestly that you did something to help the place—there's no greater thrill.
Another part of me wants to go camp out on Padre Island and resist the bulldozers that are going to drill for gas on that island now that George Bush has given them permission. I still want to do that. I want to resist. Certainly I want to do whatever can be done to resist the attitude of the administration toward women's choice. It prohibits federal employees from having their insurance cover birth control, and yet the same program pays for Viagra. If the administration wanted to take


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Marvin D. Taylor, of Ellenwood, said a sports-related accident has taught him a valuable lesson about his athletic ability. "God can give you talent, and He can take it away," said Taylor, 17. "It's up to you to use that talent."
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What Bernie is talking about in the book is ......
back in the day when men were men ;)
... a proper Trial was 20 sections, 2 loops and 20+ miles/loop the time limits were tight and the loop was tough. I am talking about World Championship Trials primarily and to some extent Nationals, depending on the country.
To be successful you had to be able to make time wherever possible. Being fast on the loop and able to pass another rider was key. Also, passing riders at the section was important.
It went like this: arrive at a section, park your bike right at the entrance, run up the section and back down only stopping briefly to check a difficult part or to watch a good rider go through, then jump on your bike, elbow your way to the front of the line, ride the section and haul ass to the next one.
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Once again December is here. Many of us are hoping for the pristine beauty
of snow, many of us are anticipating holiday celebrations of one sort
or another. There are so many things to celebrate with our friends and
loved ones this time of the year—so many good excuses for sharing
time, food and gifts. Whether your celebration centers around the solstice,
Kwanzaa, Christmas, Hanukkah or just the first snowfall, a gift that is
made by your hands truly is a gift from the heart. My personal talents
are not best illustrated through needle, clay or paintbrush, but I do
love to make food to share. I have found an interesting cookbook to share
with those of you who also love to create food gifts.
All-Time Favorite Gifts from the Kitchen
Edited by Jane E. Gentry, this book offers a large selection of the usual
favorite holiday cookies and candies, but there is so much more! The more
than 200 recipes will take you from munchies to cheese spreads, breads
to fantastic desserts, and even great-looking entrees and meal suggestions
for gifting. Unlike many books in this genre, Gentry's recipes are
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also includes any necessary instructions to put on a gift card for the
recipient and many have clever ideas for packaging your gift. I love the
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Río Grande is known as La Ciudad del Yunque (Yunque city). Río Grande was founded in July 25, 1840 by Deriderio Brothers and Quilimaco Escobar.
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Río Grande is located in the Northern Coastal Valley, only 30 minutes from San Juan. North of Las Piedras, Naguabo and Ceiba; east of Loíza and Canóvanas and west of Luquillo.
There are many well-known riograndeños, among them: Franciso Mojica, Jesus Parilla Calderon, Eugenio Guerra, José Reymundi, Ovidio de Jesus Uriguen, Enrique Calderon, Agustin Guerra, Manuel Siaca Rivera, Cecilia Arnaldi de Olmeda, and Carmen Reyes Padro.
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Yet another of Catherine's incredible gallery of Russian goddesses. Hypnotically beautiful.
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Macadamia Natural Oil Rejuvinating Shampoo and Moisturizing Rinse Duo is for all hair types and is excellent for dry, damaged hair.
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Feb 13, 2015
Helps My Hair
I really like this shampoo. My hair is very dry and forget combing out after shampooing. Not now. My hair is thick and curly and this helped to scrunch in the curl
Mar 25, 2014
Not That Great
I have LOTS of very long, fine hair that I have colored and (stupidly) had highlighted. I have given up on permanent color for my hair. The color and the professionally applied foiled highlights made my hair a horrible rats nest after using most shampoos and conditioners. A few months ago, I had a demi color professionally applied(much less hair trauma!) and the salon sold me on Sebastian Penetraitt shampoo and conditioner. WOW! What a difference that made. I ran out of the conditioner and thought that I would use the Macadamia shampoo and conditioner that I bought just before the demi. What a mistake! Rats nest AGAIN! I tried to comb it out after using my favorite argon oil, but even then, I had to CUT OUT a huge tangle at the back of my head. I will be donating the balance of the 2 quarts of Macadamia to my local women's shelter. Hopefully someone with healthier hair can use it. I'm done with it.
Mar 5, 2014
Not Great...hardly Good
This shamnpoo dries my hair out so much. Its left feeling brittle, limp and extremely dry. I had high hopes for this shampoo as I am IN LOVE with the masque treatment. I wouldn't not reommend purchasing.
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Feb 4, 2014
Leaves your hair feeling dry. Hard to comb out even if you use the conditioner. I would not recommend this product at all! Spent a lot of money to wash it down the drain.
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Dec 8, 2013
Not Worth The Price
I have dirty blonde, medium-length, thin hair. I blow dry and straighten my hair five or six times a week. I use two forms of heat protector as well as a serum for my ends.
I've found this to be mediocre at best. When I read these reviews, I thought this would be a savior. But it's not for me. It left my hair average. I found that even when I used a small amount every other day, my hair felt heavy when used with the conditioner (and I only condition my ends, not my scalp). I would not recommend this product for the price.
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Jul 20, 2013
I love these products, My fine hair is easier to brush when wet. The products work well together. It leaves my hair clean, shiny and easy to manage. It blow dries smooth.
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Jun 16, 2013
This Is Honestly Amazing
I have thick dark brown hair that looks dry, without shine and not look healthy. It has been a long time that I was looking for a good product to make a great change on my hair condition. I was not sure to get this product or the Keratin Complex conditioner. I am now veryyyyyyyy happy to chose this conditioner as it made such a big different to my hair. Honest to God this product is magic! After using only twice my hair looks shiny, nourished and moisturized. I highly recommend this to any one with dry, none healthy hair who want her hair to look moisturize and shinny. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT, CAN'T BE HAPPIER
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Dec 13, 2012
Smells Great But Left My Hair And Too Dry
This product smells great. I won't lie. However, I noticed that it seems to leave my hair and scalp drier than usual.(Which in my case is a big issue since I deal with dandruff.) I still use the deep repair mask and that seems to be good for my hair but the shampoo is just a whole other story. I really want to be in love with this shampoo but I'm just not.
4 out of 5 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Oct 15, 2012
Loved It
I absolutely love this shampoo and line.my hair is an un natural vibrant red and this did not make it bleed at all it barely came out in the water compared to when i use other so called anti fade shampoos, it also left my hair super soft and smelling amazing I also started using it on my 17 month old sons hair and it leaves it super soft and shiny and smelling deliciously edible highly recommend.
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Oct 9, 2012
Mixed Reviews?
I read over a lot of the reviews and find that this shampoo should generally be used IF you have damaged, oily, dry, etc. hair. My hair and scalp are fairly dry and damaged and I tend to look for all of the secrets to nice hair. I tried Macadamia for the first time today and found that already, it made my hair feel softer than most shampoos and didn't leave my scalp dry and flaky. Hopefully I can say the same thing after two or three more washes.
If you have hair that isn't really in need of Macadamia's rejuvenating feel, aim for something different.
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2. http://www.daz3d.com/shop/clothing-accessories/textures-morph-fits/boudoir-whispers-v4-unimesh-fits/
Do you mean the characters? I think the second one is Assassin Angel.
I should mention that it is a set I really like and used quite a bit when I still used V4.
Thanks. She looks like her.
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Best Credit Cards for Holiday Shopping
Last update: Dec 23, 2014
Santa and his elves are hard at work these days, double-checking their lists and trying to make sure every nice child has a merry holiday season. But times have been tough for a lot of us, including Mr. Claus, and we could all benefit from savings during such an expensive time of the year.
Luckily, credit card companies are following in the tradition of retailers and are offering their best promotions and sales during the holidays. So, as long as credit cards haven't left lumps of coal in your stocking in the past, make sure to consider the following list of the Best Credit Cards for Holiday Shopping (some of which originate from CardHub advertising partners) as they have the potential to spread a lot of holiday cheer.
Those who aren't in the market for a new card should also take note that credit card companies are offering a number of holiday promotions for existing cardholders . You can check them out, along with CardHub's 7 Tips for Saving on Holiday Shopping, below the following card selections.
Best for Lowering Your Holiday Spending Tab with an Initial Rewards BonusProvides 40,000 bonus points when you spend $3,000 during the first three months. That's equal to $500 in travel (when redeemed through Chase Ultimate Rewards) or a $400 statement credit. No annual fee during the first year ($95 thereafter). By using this card for holiday spending, you'll be able to either replenish your bank account soon thereafter or subsidize travel over spring break or summer vacation.
Spending at least $3,000 during the first 90 days that you have this card will trigger a 40,000-mile rewards bonus, which can be redeemed for a $400 statement credit applicable to any travel-related expense. This card, which begins charging an $59 annual fee the second year you have it, also offers the miles equivalent of 2% cash back across all purchases.
Spending at least $3,000 during the first 90 days that you have this card will trigger a 40,000-mile rewards bonus, which can be redeemed for a $400 statement credit applicable to any travel-related expense. This card also provides the miles equivalent of 2% cash back across all purchases. While it charges a slightly higher annual fee beginning in the second year than the Capital One Venture Card ($89 vs. $59), cardholders also get 10% of the miles they redeem for a travel statement credit back upon using them. As a result, this card is more valuable than the Venture Card if you spend more than $15,000 per year.
The Club Carlson Credit Card offers 50,000 bonus points with your first purchase and 35,000 additional points for spending at least $2,500 within 90 days. You can redeem the 85,000 points for up to 18 free hotel nights, depending on the category of hotel you select and the number of consecutive nights you book. (The last night of your stay is free when you use rewards to book at least two consecutive nights.) There is a $75 annual fee for this card.
Frequent travelers who like to stay at Hilton hotels can get up to 12 free nights via the 60,000-point bonus this card provides when you spend at least $3,000 in the first three months. Making this card, which charges a $75 annual fee, your primary spending vehicle during the expensive holiday shopping season will make that spending threshold much more attainable than usual.
Best Ongoing Rewards to Benefit During the Holidays & BeyondThis card provides the equivalent of 2% cash back across all purchases – the highest base cash back rate among consumer cards – by giving you 1% cash back when you make a purchase and another 1% cash back when you pay your bill. It does not charge an annual fee.
Offers 6% cash back at supermarkets (up to $6,000 per year), 3% at gas stations, 3% at department stores, and 1% on everything else. The $100 initial bonus and free year of Amazon Prime that it provides cardholders who spend at least $1,000 during the first three months also serves to cancel out at least the first year's $75 annual fee. This card enables you to save on all of your shopping and automobile gas not only during the holidays when these costs might be inflated, but throughout the rest of the year as well.
Best for Avoiding Interest on Holiday PurchasesYou will not be assessed interest on the balances you incur with this card for the first 18 months you have it, provided that you submit at least the required minimum payment by the due date each month. It does not charge an annual fee, but a regular rate between 11.99% and 21.99% will kick in at the end of the 18-month intro period. Using this card in conjunction with a credit card calculator can help you avoid hundreds of dollars in interest as you pay down what you spend during the holiday season. Just make sure not to use it as an excuse to overspend.
One of the few other cards on the market offering 0% on new purchases for 18 months, this Bank of Hawaii product has a regular rate between 13.98% and 16.98% and does not charge an annual fee. It also offers 10,000 bonus points redeemable for a $100 statement credit if you spend at least $1,000 during the first 90 days, 1 point per $1 on all purchases, and a 10% year-end rewards bonus.
Best for Lowering the Cost of Existing Debt & Buying Yourself Some Holiday Shopping Breathing RoomOffers 0% on balance transfers for 15 months and doesn't charge a balance transfer fee (for transfers made during the first 60 days) or an annual fee. The savings you can derive from this card could even be enough to cover all of your holiday shopping expenses. The average household has roughly $6,700 in credit card debt, and that figure is sure to rise during the expensive holiday shopping season. The Slate Card can therefore save many of us a lot of time and money paying down what we owe.
Best for Limited-Time Holiday Discounts at Major RetailersNew applicants for this card will be rewarded with a 20% discount that applies to the first order after account approval. Customers will also get a separate 15% discount coupon when their card arrives in the mail. Being a Kohl's cardmember entitles you to several other discounts offered throughout the year as well.
Gives new cardholders up to $100 in discounts (20% off) on all merchandise purchased on the day of approval and the next day after. This offer is a store credit card, which means it can only be used at Macy's locations and macys.com. However, it has less stringent approval requirements than most of the other cards mentioned on this page.
This card offers a 15% initial discount – on the day of account opening for in-store applicants or on any purchase made within the first 90 days of account opening for those who apply online.It also offers the equivalent of 8% cash back on Toys R Us purchases given that you receive 2 points per $1 and 125 points are worth $5.
This card offers a 15% discount on the day of account opening, and has no annual fee.
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With colorful woven straps and a cushioned footbed, the Huarache flat sandal by Crocs will be your most comfortable jellies this season!
- Woven multicolor translucent TPU upper
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- 1" hidden molded sliver wedge
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May 25, 2015
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"The bottom is so springy. The colors go perfectly with so many things I own. Great shoes."
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April 30, 2015
"These shoes are my favorite shoes to wear in the warmer months. They are extremely comfortable, and offer a nice cushion for the feet. People are always so shocked when they ask what kind of shoes they are and I say "Crocs!" I have the Huarache Flat in the brown color, as well as one of the more pastel multi-colors. I am ordering a black pair today, also. As a teacher, I'm always searching for comfortable shoes to wear to work, and these fit the bill. I wear them with slacks and crops to work, or shorts and jeans when I'm not at work. They are also fine to wear with dresses. Such versatile, comfortable shoes deserve to be worn by everyone.Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend"
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August 22, 2014
Crocs Huarache Flat Sandal
"This shoe is sooo comfortable. Other Crocs are way too wide for my long, skinny feet, but these are perfect! I first found the brown sandal in the clearance section at my local DSW. I liked them so much that I ordered the multicolor sandal on-line. Love them both!"
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The most exciting part of today's WWDC event came nearly two hours into the keynote when Apple's SVP of Worldwide Marketing Phillip Schiller came back on the stage and said the words everyone had been waiting for — that there's an entirely new version of the iPhone, called iPhone 3G S.
The iPhone 3G S offers a ton of new technology that consumers will not necessarily notice, except when it comes to the phone's performance. It is up to twice as fast as iPhone 3G, provides longer battery life and has a 3-megapixel autofocus camera. It also allows you to record and edit videos, and provides "hands free voice control," which lets you dial and play music by talking to the device. The 16GB model will be $199; a new 32GB model will be $299. Starting today, the iPhone 3G will be available for $99. The iPhone 3G S will be available starting June 19, or two days after the iPhone OS 3.0 rolls out, and will be sold first in the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and UK. In July, there will be 28 more countries, and it will spread to 80 countries "very quickly."
Many of the improvements were exactly what were rumored to be unveiled today. The one big exception was that CEO Steve Jobs did not come back from medical leave early to make the announcement. Even though, a lot of the features announced today are already on other smartphones — Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) has just made it easier (yet again). For instance, many phones have video-recording, but on the iPhone, there will also be video editing. Between the new software features offered in the iPhone OS 3.0 and the new hardware improvements in the iPhone 3G S, Apple should be hard to beat.
Other new features after the jump…
Voice Control: When the user holds down the home button, the voice control interface pops up. Normally, the commands are difficult to remember, but in the background, things like "call," "play music," and others scroll by to remind the user how to use the system. You can do such things as ask: "what's playing now?," and the iPhone will respond with the answer.
Other new features: Internal compass to make navigating easier, Nike Plus, Hardware encryption, improved battery life that extends the phone from six hours to nine — using WiFi.


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Recently bought a 1967 Morgan 24 as a project boat. Used to own a Morgan 25 in the early 80's so there is some nostalgia. Mr Morgan built a good boat, and though she is very old I am beginning to realize the quality in her building will allow me to bring her back and enjoy the boat for the years ahead. I do have some questions, and hope the title will attract other Morgan 24/25 owners. Not sure there is a thread here for that yet but it would be nice as we would all have something in common. Anyway...there appears to be a rather large metal tank under the forward V birth toward the bow with a tiny (3" dia.) access hole and the cover is gone. I am assuming this is the water tank for the sink as the faucett has a hose that runs forward under the bulkhead?? How would I ever be able to clean this tank out to use it for drinking water again, if that is not possible I will assume it might be made potable for washing dishes?? and does anyone know what kind of cover fits in the access hole? George in Biloxi.
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Jason Terry is actually learning to love practice
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WALTHAM — No one is happier to have the season begin on Tuesday night in Miami than Jason Terry.
In the above video, Terry says Rajon Rondo has run him ragged while Doc Rivers has talked him into "loving practice" after spending most of his career hating it.
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People inspire me, especially those who have a passion for the written word.
Recently, I met Adriana McCleer, a PhD candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's School of Information Studies. Aside from being a graduate student, McCleer is a former librarian from Racine. She's also a visionary.
McCleer wants to build a library in our great city. But not just any ol' library. She wants Milwaukee to have an underground library of books banned in Tucson, Ariz. If she succeeds, and I hope she does, the library will be one of many popping up across the nation.
From Texas to California and all the way to New York, concerned Americans are gathering collections of titles banned in Tucson Unified School District classrooms. These "heinous" titles include such national authors as Sandra Cisneros, Henry David Thoreau and Junot Diaz, recipient of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction. The school district even managed to include a few influential playwrights such as Luis Valdez and William Shakespeare.
Can you say, "Something is rotten in the state of Arizona?"
The works of these and many other influential writers are banned because they were used by a highly successful Mexican-American studies program in the district. I say highly successful because this program succeeded in improving the high school graduation rate at some of the district's schools.
Unfortunately, the program's success didn't stop the district from shutting it down for being in violation of Arizona's HB 2281, a law that prohibits school courses from "promoting the overthrow of the U.S. government."
I'm curious how Cisneros' "The House on Mango Street," a coming of age tale about a Latina growing up in a not-so-great neighborhood, promotes government upheaval? After reading that book in college, I wanted to be a writer, not a domestic terrorist. I felt the same way about Jimmy Santiago Baca's "A Place to Stand" and Tomás Rivera's " . . . and the earth did not devour him," also on the "bad book" list.
The Tucson district says the books aren't banned, yet the books are not allowed in classrooms. Isn't that the definition of "banning"?
Fortunately, this educational shutdown and book banning didn't go unnoticed. Recently, a movement of librotraficantes, a.k.a. "book smugglers," headed to Tucson to sneak in banned books. They also vowed to create underground libraries to house those alleged coup-inciting books.
When McCleer met the founder of the Librotraficante Movement, Tony Diaz, she said, "I knew exactly what I wanted to build in Milwaukee: an underground library."
McCleer is taking action. In an effort to collect books and raise funds for the underground library, she and other concerned citizens are holding a free event at 6 p.m. Friday at the Dr. Filiberto & Carmen Murguia Campus, 1645 S. 36th St. Banned books will be read along with performances by local poets and theater makers.
If you go, I have doubts you will leave wanting to destroy our government. But you might want to start your own library. Or better yet, aspire to be a writer.
Alvaro Saar Rios of Milwaukee is a playwright. Email firstname.lastname@example.com


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NEW YORK, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Betsy McCaughey, prominent patient advocate and former Lt. Governor of NY says, "Shame on Senator Kirsten Gillibrand for victimizing New York hospitals and New York's healthcare workers. Her call for a public option could force New York hospitals into bankruptcy."
In a February 16th announcement and letter to Senator Harry Reid, Kirsten Gillibrand called on the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to support a public option. Such a scheme will devastate New York's hospitals, forcing cuts in hospital budgets, spreading nurses even thinner, and causing layoffs.
Public Option A Knockout Punch for New York Hospitals
On average hospitals collect 93 cents for each dollar they spend treating a Medicare patient, and only 86 cents for a Medicaid patient. Hospitals are able to keep their doors open because they manage to wring out $1.32 from private insurers for each dollar of care, according to government data. (MedPAC data March, 2009)
McCaughey says, "Creating a public option, as Gillibrand unwisely recommends, could force New York hospitals into severe losses." Millions of Americans would leave private plans for this public option, according to the Congressional Budget Office. This public option will shortchange hospitals, paying them at the same below-cost rates as Medicare pays.
At the least, it would forc
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