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A LAKE District boat is to join a thousand-strong fleet sailing in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee procession on the Thames this summer.
One of Windermere's well-worn wooden tourist vessels has been selected by Royal organisers to take part in the event – the largest flotilla in modern times.
More than two million people are expected to watch from the embankments of the Thames as the seven-mile procession steers through London waters.
Cumbria's own aptly-named participant, The Queen of the Lake, owned by Windermere Lake Cruises, is currently being repainted and refurbished for the spectacular, on Sunday, June 3.
The flotilla will be led by Her Majesty the Queen and other members of the Royal family aboard a barge called The Spirit of Chartwell.
It will sail under 14 bridges, alongside groups of narrow boats, historic vessels including World War Two ships from the Dunkirk beaches and replica Tudor ships.
Managing director of Windermere Lake Cruises Nigel Wilkinson said: "We are delighted Cumbria will be represented at such a high-profile, patriotic event which will inevitably strike a cord with the whole country as we celebrate her Majesty the Queen and her 60-year reign together.
"We hope to be able to involve the wider Cumbria community in this project and to give some younger Cumbrians a day out that they will remember for the rest of their lives."
Boat building manager Alex Williamson and operations manager Russell Bowden will lead the team south for the patriotic event.
Windermere skipper Ron Walker will captain the boat on the day itself.
The 15-metre tourist boat, built in 1949, will be hoisted out of the water at Ambleside and driven almost 300 miles by lorry before it is launched on the Thames.
It is a reversal of the ship's initial northern voyage, 60 years ago, when she was transported to Windermere from the Thames-side town of Molsey, where she was built.
It is not the first time the Queen of the Lake has been given a Royal mark of approval. In March 2010 it carried the Prince of Wales when he visited the Lake District.
MORE than 10,000 people flocked to Crooklands at the weekend to celebrate quality local produce.
Country Fest — organised by Westmorland Agricultural Society — showcased the finest food and drink the area has to offer.
Independent food and drink producers and suppliers, who give the region its culinary reputation, tempted the senses at the County Showfield and gave visitors an insight into where their food comes from.
The family event also included a pets' corner, 'meet the farmer', sheep shearing demonstrations, music and dance, a 'grow your own' area, crafts, beer festival, trade stands and dog shows.
Sheep dog trials were a new addition this year and The Westmorland Gazette hosted a wedding fair.
Richard and Barbara Mathews, from Kendal, were impressed with the range of items on sale and stocked up on locally-produced pies.
"We have such a wide variety of food here," said Mr Mathews.
"We have got a lot of farmers who are extending what they do into other products and we like to support them."
Tommy Brady, also from Lancaster, said: "The amount of food that is available is amazing. There are umpteen different types of sausage and pies — you want to buy it all."
Christine Knipe, chief executive of Westmorland Agricultural Society, said: "The sunshine did bring people out on the Sunday and it was very busy.
"The feedback was positive."
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Kathy Ireland and the Sharpie® brand honor educator and mother of two as nation's top Signature Mom September 2006 More than 30 years ago in the quiet town of Palmyra, Mo., Kay Pugh made a life-changing decision the day her daughter, Alysha, was born. Pugh, then a business woman, put her career on hold after finding out that her daughter would face a variety of illnesses. From birth through the first six years of Alysha's life, Pugh was at her daughter's side. "When you have a sick child, it changes your perspective on life," said Pugh. "After my husband and I made it through those first few delicate years of Alysha's life, I knew I had another choice to make. I could continue working or stay home with my family. The choice I made to become a teacher enabled me to do both." With a family tree of educators - six of Pugh's nine siblings work in the education system - teaching seemed a natural career fit, but the choice meant taking a significant pay cut and two more years in school to earn an additional degree. Now, more than 25 years later, Pugh knows she made the right decision. Pugh's daughter, Alysha Barnett, also chose the teaching profession as a career path. Today, the two women teach in adjoining classrooms at Palmyra High School. "It couldn't feel more right," said Pugh. Now, Pugh is being recognized for her contributions as a mother, teacher and more. After a national search to recognize stand-out moms with unique parenting styles, Pugh was named Sharpie's 2006 Signature Mom. Barnett wrote the winning essay that described her mother's commitment to family and teaching. "My mother Kay is a woman who lives unselfishly," wrote Barnett, mother of two. "She gives so willingly of her time, whether it's with my children, her students or the kids at church. She's amazing. She deserves to be recognized for all that she's done for me, our family and her students."
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To celebrate Pugh's new "Signature" status, she has been awarded a spa weekend getaway for two to a resort in Santa Barbara, where both Pugh and Barnett will get to meet Ireland in person. In fact, both women are among the 95 percent of moms who, according to the survey, agree that taking time for yourself and treating yourself every so often is part of being a good mom. In addition to providing the spa weekend, Sharpie is also donating $10,000 in school supplies and funds to Palmyra High School, where both Pugh and her daughter teach. The funding comes as part of Sharpie's annual Autographs for Education program, which seeks to collect one million signatures in exchange for $1 million in school supplies and funds, including college scholarships. Because of the Sharpie brand's longstanding commitment to education, moms (and dads) everywhere can still participate in the 2006 Autographs for Education program by visiting sharpie.com with their kids to create their own virtual signature. For more information about other Sharpie Signature Mom contest winners, and details about the Sharpie Autographs for Education program, visit sharpie.com. About Sanford®, Makers of Sharpie® brand products For more than 40 years, Sharpie has been the popular brand of permanent markers long-associated with the autograph experience. Sanford, maker of Sharpie markers is a Newell Rubbermaid company, a worldwide leader in the manufacturing and marketing of writing instruments, art products and office organization, including such well-known brands as Paper Mate®, Sharpie®, DYMO®, Parker®, Waterman®, EXPO®, Foohy®, uni-ball®, and Rolodex®, among others. Sanford makes more than 6,000 products, ranging from markers, pens and pencils to professional art products, fine writing instruments and office organization products. Visit sharpie.com or sanfordcorp.com for more information. ###
Grand Prize Winning Essay: Kay Pugh, Palmyra, Missouri - submitted by Alysha Barnett "Geometry and Calculus tutoring sessions, rebounding one-hundred free throws at a time, pasta prepared before every basketball game, a surprise sixteenth birthday party, singing to me at night - this is a short list of things I remember. My mom, Kay, is committed to God, family and education. She has taught high school math for twenty-four years and always has time for others. She takes my children to the park for walks, picnics, and tennis. She also teaches them math - they are only four and five! I am very proud to nominate her!" Finalists in the Sharpie Signature Mom Contest: Virginia (Ginny) F. Ireland, Sidney, New York - submitted by Doreen Hitt "It is her heart that makes my mother a Signature Mom, and the reason that my five siblings and I look up to her with such appreciation. While juggling the troubles of working and caring for her own family, my mother took over a charity program that provides clothes and toys to hundreds of needy children. She still runs this program fifteen years later, and her selflessness has resounded in all of her children's lives, and she is well loved, not just for being an outstanding mother to us, but for being one to our whole community." Jaime McDonald, Bethel, Connecticut - submitted by Kiyo Akiyama "Jamie McDonald is my special cheerleader but she is also a 'mom' to a group of 13 students called her Advisory. She is friend, advocate, and disciplinarian. She bakes cupcakes for birthdays, buys Christmas gifts and Valentines or achievements like a driver's license. She always did sweet things for me, but she feels the need to do these things for her students. Initially I was jealous watching her give them attention but then realized how lucky they were to share my mom. I don't know about their home lives, so maybe my mom's cupcakes and attention is all they have."
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On April 17, 1902, Washington State College held a track meet for the male students of the four academic classes, thus representing the very first intramural activity. Since then, the program has grown to offer over 75 activities during the year with over 6,000 participants. Playing IM Sports at WSU has truly become an essential part of being a Coug. Join the tradition and come out to get a little exercise, meet new people, and most importantly - have fun!
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WSU Intramural Sports provide an environment where students have the opportunity to gather with others and participate in various sport and leisure activities, regardless of skill level. The IM Sports program is comprised of traditional team and individual sports with leagues and playoffs, as well as weekend tournament activities. See our current offerings to find out which sport you'd like to play.
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For many sports there are league divisions for Men, Women, and Coed. Likewise, there are four Intramural levels. Each league has a different focus so that you can find the league that best suits you. Below are the league descriptions:
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Lakes fish and chip shop blaze
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FIREFIGHTERS spent more than 10 hours tackling a fish and chip shop blaze in Bowness.
The A592 in Bowness was closed while crews dealt with the fire at Vinegar Jones fish and chip shop.
A Cumbria Fire and Rescue spokeswoman said eight crews, including Barrow, Windermere and Kendal, had been called to the scene at 10.30am.
The spokeswoman said the fire had now been fully extinguished and the last crew left the scene just after 8pm.
The fire on the ground and first floor was extinguished this morning but crews used the Aerial Ladder Platform unit, from Barrow, after it had spread to the roof this afternoon.
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No Doubt this wont get printed !!!!Evening Mail.
Why are you printing immature comments that blatantly take the mickey out of a bad situation , like the one Y Cabaye has posted.
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Hi Chris, would you be able to call reporter Ian Dunstan on 01229 840186 who is working on the story?
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By David Fritz, Alexandria
I am a homeowner of an Old Town house built in 1890. I recently dug out my basement for more living space and, in the excavation process, found a corked bottle with "Drews Restaurant Alex VA" etched on the side.
After a couple of trips to the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library and trying to work with an unresponsive Alexandria archaeology staff, I have run into a dead end on obtaining any information on Drews Restaurant. I am calling on all longtime residents and folks who are skilled in local historical research: Does anyone know anything about Drews Restaurant?
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Hi Mr. Fritz,
My name is Garrett Fesler and I am one of the city archaeologists at Alexandria Archaeology. My apologies for allowing your inquires about the Drews Restaurant bottle you found in your basement to fall through the cracks here. Normally we are able to jump right on research requests from citizens, but evidently this one slipped by us.
In any case, one of our researchers was able to find references to a man named Joseph B. Drew who operated a restaurant at 519 King Street in the first decade of the 20th century. I would be happy to email the information to you if you can provide me an email address. Or I am happy to speak with you over the phone. Please call my direct line at 703-746-4720. If I am not at my desk to receive your call, I will return your call ASAP.
Looking forward to speaking with you, and maybe we can crack this case together.
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Patrick has never finished higher than fifth on any major racing circuit
Some look at Danica Patrick's career as one that inspires. I wouldn't mind if her career expires.
Some associate Danica with elite. I associate her with defeat.
Some think that Patrick is pushing women's progress forward. I think that, as far as progress goes, she's got the car in reverse.
Just what has Danica taught us since exploding onto the motorsports scene eight years ago? Certainly not how to win auto races.
In her seven-year, 114-event career in the IndyCar series, she took the checkered flag exactly once — and that wasn't the result of dexterous driving so much it was her decision to take one less fuel stop than the leaders.
Patrick has never won on the NASCAR Nationwide Series — where she finished 26th in points two years ago and 10th last year. She never won on the Atlantic Championship Series — the minor leagues of Indy Car racing — where she spent two years and raced 24 times. And she has certainly never threatened for a championship, finishing no higher than fifth on any major racing circuit.
So I ask again: What has Danica Patrick taught us?
Simple. That if you're pretty, you get what you want.
Let me say first that I would love for a female racer to come into NASCAR and run ovals around the men. In fact, I would love for a woman in any sport to compete with the boys and come out on top.
I rooted like hell for Annika Sorenstam when she played in a PGA Tour event 10 years ago, and had high hopes that Michelle Wie would regularly tee it up with men. But the thing is, Annika's success was the result of her playing ability. Danica's has been the result of her marketability.
Racing isn't like other sports where the best distinguish themselves through physical feats. Rising through the ranks is just as much about networking off the track as it is maneuvering on it.
How else do you explain how three of drag racer John Force's daughters were able to secure major rides on the NHRA, or how simply having Andretti as a last name can get you in an IndyCar?
It's not that racing is easy. It's incredibly difficult. But given all the variables that go into winning, talent evaluation is murky.
We know who the best basketball players are. We know who the best tennis players are. We know who the best racing teams are. We don't know who the best drivers are.
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- Possible Place Collected: Hierakonpolis, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1836-1818 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: XII Dynasty
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- Dimensions: 21 7/16 x 7 1/2 x 13 11/16 in. (54.5 x 19 x 34.7 cm) (show scale)
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With Brodix, their small-block top end kit comes with a pair of fully CNC-ported cylinder heads featuring a 200cc intake port and flows 288 cfm with blended bowls. These 23-degree cylinder heads utilize all the standard components but upgrade to slightly larger 2.08-inch intake valves and traditional 1.60-inch exhaust valves. These kits are a perfect fit for most 355- to 406ci small-blocks with a 9.5 to 10.5:1 compression ratio that will see power from idle to 6,500 rpm. The IK line of cylinder heads come fully assembled with 1.250-inch hydraulic springs with a 0.525-inch maximum lift. Fel-Pro intake and head gaskets are also included, as are ARP head bolts.
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Building affordable horsepower is what it's all about. Dart's Pro 1 200cc top end kit uses advanced wet flow testing to redesign the chambers for improved fuel distribution while spark plugs are located high and as close to the center of the chamber as possible. Even valveguide bosses are profiled and casting walls are cleaner and more consistent for greater control over flow, heat, and combustion. The Pro 1 heads come fully assembled and feature 200cc intake runners, although 180-, 215-, and 230cc intakes are also available. While they all come with 2.02/1.60-inch intake/exhaust valves, 72cc or 64cc combustion chambers and straight or angle plugs are also options. Dart's single-plane, high-rise manifold is performance-matched to the cylinder heads and features a raised water crossover with dual-planes available as options. Extra-tall valve covers and virtually every gasket and fastener are also provided.
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Kent State University Fashion School Produces Annual Fashion ShowPosted Mar. 27, 2014
Kent, Ohio – The Fashion School at Kent State University will present the Fashion School's Annual Fashion Show, FS2, on Saturday, April 26, at 1 and 6 p.m. in the Kent State University Museum, located at 515 Hilltop Dr. in Kent. While the production remains branded as "FS2," the tagline for this year's show is "Regardez-ça," a French phrase meaning "watch this."
This is the first year the Annual Fashion Show will be held in the museum. This location gives every guest the chance to see garments up close, all while seated in the museum's galleries. When purchasing tickets, patrons will be able to select from six different seating locations. Tickets for the 1 p.m. matinee show are priced at $35 to $45, while tickets for the 6 p.m. awards show are currently sold out. Tickets may be purchased from the Performing Arts Box Office by calling 330-672-ARTS (2787), visiting http://kentfashionschool.tix.com, or visiting the box office weekdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Roe Green Center lobby. The box office accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, personal checks and cash.
As in years past, industry professionals evaluated and scored the student design collections to determine which would advance to the fashion show. The designer critics who reviewed this year's collections include Helena Sicupira Rodas, founder of Etoiles and consultant to multiple Brazilian brands. Other designer critics are themselves Fashion School alumni, including: Laura Boes, vice president of design at Tea Collection; Brie Bourdo, senior designer of activewear at Lane Bryant; Michael Cunningham, head designer for Joan Voss; Jacqueline Hughes, who manages knitwear design teams for various fashion brands; and Matthew Zink, founder of Charlie by Matthew Zink.
The Fashion School at Kent State University was founded in 1983 and has grown to become a top fashion school in the United States. The Ohio Board of Regents has endorsed the Fashion School as a "Center for Excellence" at Kent State University and in the state of Ohio. The Fashion School, under the guidance of Director J.R. Campbell, aspires to be the best American fashion school, combining an American university experience with a rigorous curriculum, a integrative approach to the use of digital technologies, and access to a broad range of international and study-away experiences.
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PhD in Translation
Doctor of Philosophy In Translation Studies
Doctor of Philosophy In Translation Studies: Admission Requirements
Applications for admission to the doctoral program are accepted from students who have completed the M.A. in Translation, an M.A. in a Foreign Language, or a Master's in any other discipline with prior experience or training in translation. All applicants must possess advanced knowledge of a foreign language. Limitations of staff and space require that admission be restricted to the most promising applicants. In addition to regular admission procedures, departmental requirements include:
- A junior senior scholastic average of 3.0, and/or a grade point average of at least 3.5 during Master's studies.
- A score of 600 [computer based :250; or internet-based: 100] or better on the TOEFL examination (for international students).
- Three favorable recommendations from former professors or former employers and professional colleagues (for students with prior work experience).
- A statement of goals and motivations for pursuing a career in translation studies.
- A writing sample (7-10 pages) from a research paper dealing with any aspect of translation or language; or a proposal for a possible Ph.D. dissertation topic dealing with any aspect of translation.
- Applicants should present proof of translation ability including one or more of the following: a translation portfolio, official or certifiable record of professional work experience, or professional accreditation credential.
- The Ph.D. program is normally open only to qualified individuals who can enroll as full-time students. Students meeting all other requirements for entry into the doctoral program may be permitted to enroll on a part-time basis in formal courses and seminars. Registration for "Research" and "Dissertation" is limited to full-time doctoral candidates.
Program Core Requirements
The Ph.D. in Translation Studies requires a minimum of 60 semester hours (including research and dissertation) beyond the master's degree. Of these, at least 30 hours must be for graduate credit other than research and dissertation. 24 hours of core courses are required of all doctoral students in (regardless of area of specialization): TRST 70001 Applied Linguistics, TRST 70002 Language Industry, TRST 70003 Terminology Studies, TRST 70004 Translation Pedagogy, 70005 Current Trends in Translation Studies, TRST 70006 Empirical Methods, TRST 70007 Corpora in Translation, and TRST 70008 Translation and Cognition.
After the completion of a minimum of thirty hours of coursework in the core and area of specialization as indicated below, the student must pass a written examination in the field of specialization, the form and time of the examination being determined by translation studies faculty. Those failing this examination may repeat the examination once. After passing the written examination, the student must present a detailed written proposal for his/her dissertation research. The successful oral defense of this prospectus and its acceptance by a dissertation advisory committee admits the student to candidacy for the Ph.D. degree.
The dissertation describes original research. The dissertation topic must be on one or more of the sub-topics within translation studies. The written dissertation is reviewed and approved by the research adviser and the dissertation advisory committee prior to scheduling a final oral examination before the committee.
Specialization in a doctoral student program is accomplished via specific combination of elective seminars in the translation studies or translation informatics areas. Students must complete 6 credit hours (2 courses) in an approved combination of seminars.
List of elective seminars for PH.D. In translation
TRST 80091 (3cr.) Seminar in Translation Studies (Example: Histories of Translation. Detailed analysis of main trends in translation from antiquity to the present. Analysis of significant approaches to the task of translation. Discussion of representative texts from different traditions of thought, world regions, and periods).
TRST 80191 (3cr.) Seminar in Translation Informatics. (Example: Meta-Markup for Multilingual resources.World Wide Web Consortium-sponsored meta-markup initiatives (e.g., XML, XSL, and other mark-up formalisms; domain-specific metadata registries, markup strategies for the evolution of the Semantic Web. Standardization efforts designed to automate data interchange in open environments (TMX, TBX, XLIFF, etc.).
Research (variable) Dissertation preparation. Topic selected in consultation with the advisor
Note:Entering students who do not demonstrate equivalent education or experience with the content of the following M.A. level courses may be required to take one or more of these courses:
TRST 60009: Documents in Multilingual Contexts An in-depth study of the role of documents in the multilingual information cycle as manifested in word-processing, desktop publishing, and Web-based environments. The role of documents in the multilingual information cycle as manifested in word-processing, desktop publishing, and HTML for multilingual environments.
TRST 60010: Theory of Translation Introduction to translation studies including the theory of translation, translation and interpreting as a profession, and translation practice. Focus is on application of principles of translation in guided practice.
TRST 60011: Terminology and Computer applications for Translation Detailed introduction to computer-assisted terminology management and a survey of applications in translation technology and language engineering. Pragmatic application of computer aided translation tools ranging from term extraction to terminology management to translation memory.
TRST 60012: Localization Introduction to localization and internationalization for translators. Focus on the methodologies and representative functionalities involved in the localization process, with the opportunity to learn representative localization programs.
TRST 60013: Project Management Introduction to project management as it applies to language industry projects (translation and localization). Topics include nature of the language industry, work breakdown structures in the language industry including language industry tasks and activities, scheduling, costing, quality assurance and use of project management software.
Any questions regarding admission or requirements for the Ph.D. program may be addressed to Professor Brian Baer, Graduate Coordinator (email@example.com)
The courses in the Ph.D. in Translation Studies are offered on a regular two-year schedule and rotation. Click here to view the Ph.D. schedule.


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As anticipated by many people, a X64 version of the Win8.1 2014 Update has been leaked from a European site(pretend that we won't notice the watermarks, LOL )
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After a brief search, we found a suitable short-block to perform the installation and testing of the TFS 445-horsepower package. As many of you recall, we performed a three-part installment titled "Shoestring Stroker," written by Chris Werner, which was a 383-inch mouse motor built for Editor Jim Campisano's '72 LT1 Corvette (Project Homewrecker).
After yanking the crusty old 75,000-mile passenger car 350 from the Vette, it was set in the corner like a child in detention. Editor Campisano and I figured the reliable 350 would be a great candidate for the swap because they're readily available and were found in many Chevrolets over the years. This particular unit was originally from a 1973 passenger car, which was ultra low in the compression department (8.0:1), thus allowing for emission compliance and the use of 87-octane unleaded fuel.
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With the facility already set up for a child-care and karate, Clint and Hollie Hamm easily transitioned into an after-school plan that helps both students and parents.
"We had a summer camp, which developed over the past two years," Clint said. "We're always thinking of new ways to help our community and grow our business.
"We feel like we're an alternative to daycare," he added.
The couple owns Resolute Martial Arts & Family Fitness, which caters to individuals and families who see martial arts as a fitness program and a way to create discipline and respect in themselves and toward others.
Both Clint and Hollie hold black belts, with Hollie having begun her training as a child.
"I've been doing martial arts since I was 9 years old," she said, "and I've been teaching kids since I was 12."
The program offers student pick-up, with schools listed on its website. Students get a snack, do homework, take a karate class and are ready for their parents as late as 6 p.m.
Clint added that "they're getting structured activities the entire time."
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Scandal Makers
In case you didn't notice, over the last few days we entered a new phase in the Obama presidency: the scandal phase. What happened? It wasn't evidence of a crime being unearthed, or a confession from a conspirator. There was no sudden revelation, no arrests, no cancer on the presidency. Indeed, just a few days ago it looked for all the world like Benghazi would take its place with Solyndra and "Fast and Furious" as one more wished-for scandal that, despite the best efforts of Republicans, failed to take flight. Yet all it took was ABC News getting passed some emails between the CIA, the State Department, and the White House detailing how the administration argued over how exactly to talk about the attack in Benghazi to get things underway, and now we have calls for special committees and ramped-up coverage. There may not be anything particularly shocking in those emails—just the time-honored tradition of people trying to cover their asses—but internal deliberations being revealed, no matter what they contain, has given the media enough of a prod to start that scandal train moving, and before you know it everyone's going to jump onboard.
So suddenly it looks like this isn't going away, not because there was appalling malfeasance (or any malfeasance at all), but because once the train is moving, it's almost impossible to stop. Put together the right's desperate longing for an Obama scandal—turn on Fox News or listen to conservative radio, and you'll see eyelids fluttering in ecstasy as this story gains momentum—with congressional Republicans' helplessness in the face of pressure from their base, and the media's inability to resist a presidential scandal story, and this whole thing might not end unless and until Barack Obama is impeached.
"But that's crazy," you may say. And yes, it is. Furthermore, it would be unbelievably stupid of Republicans to push it that far, just from the perspective of their own political self-interest. But that doesn't mean they won't do it. It's a little glib to say that they'd do it because they're nuts, but the truth is that impeachment could well become the inevitable end point of a process that has nothing to do with the actual facts, with all the different parts of the conservative machine feeding coal into the boiler as the train gets faster and faster.
But let's take a step back for a moment. There is no such thing as a two-term presidency without some sort of scandal cropping up at some point, and what's most remarkable is that it took this long for the Obama administration to become embroiled in one. Is the fact that he made it through an entire term with no serious scandal a testament to the administration's integrity? Perhaps. It certainly wasn't for lack of trying on the Republicans' part.
But there are scandals, and then there are scandals. For instance, the Valerie Plame scandal, in which members of the Bush administration revealed the identity of an undercover CIA operative in order to discredit her husband, an administration critic, was a serious matter. But it wasn't nearly as important as, say, the Iran-Contra scandal, in which the Reagan administration sold arms to terrorists, then used the profits to fund the right-wing group of Nicaraguan exiles it had established in an attempt to overthrow the government there, which was a direct violation of a law passed by Congress. And even that was a step down from Watergate, in which Richard Nixon and people working for him committed a whole series of crimes. Lest we forget (and believe me, people have), the President of the United States was on tape ordering crimes to be committed, and in the end his Attorney General, his Chief of Staff, and his chief domestic policy advisor all went to jail, along with a couple of dozen other people.
Those were real scandals, not to mention the one 15 years ago that was the most lurid of all, despite featuring so little actual criminality. Maybe this time around we'll discover something no one has even contemplated—say, that Hillary Clinton discovered a low-level State Department functionary who was about to blow the whistle on her secret romance with a Mexican drug lord, whereupon she killed him with her bare hands. But probably not.
So what's going to happen? There will be more hearings, each one hyped by Republicans as the one that will "blow the lid off" this whole thing. They will fail to deliver much that's actually revelatory. Nevertheless, the volume of discussion and speculation will rise inexorably. Republicans will begin calling for President Obama's impeachment; first it'll be a few nutbar Tea Partiers, then it will spread to some of the seemingly more sane ones, and finally the desire for impeachment will be nearly universal on the right. John Boehner will know in his heart that it's a terrible idea, but he may be confronted with a rebellion: schedule an impeachment vote, or face a leadership vote. Boehner's choice could be between impeachment and seeing Eric Cantor take his job (whereupon there'd be an impeachment vote anyway). Don't forget that impeachment only requires a simple majority in the House to trigger a trial in the Senate, where a two-thirds majority is required to convict.
The Republicans won't get that two-thirds majority in the Senate, so the whole thing would be a colossal waste of time. They'll look increasingly unhinged as they beg for the president they hate so fiercely to be tossed from office, knowing all the time their crusade is doomed. And just like in 1998, they'll probably suffer losses in the 2014 mid-term elections, after the voters grow disgusted with the whole affair.
Or maybe not. Maybe Republicans will, despite the thrill they'd get from sacking the White House like a bunch of Visigoths in a battle frenzy, see how disastrous impeachment would be. Oh, I suppose it's possible that with enough committees investigating and subpoenas issued, some actual illegal activity might be uncovered. Anything's possible. But it's far more likely that what we'll see is a hurricane of feigned outrage over what turn out to be nothing but mundane and ordinary activities of the kind that go on in government every day. We're seeing it already; keep in mind that the Republicans' most serious charge revolves around the creation of misleading talking points. Stop and think about that for a moment. Not intentionally breaking laws passed by Congress as in Iran-Contra, not obstruction of justice as in Watergate, not perjury as in the Lewinsky affair. The creation of misleading talking points.
In other words, the most damaging charge for which there is even the wispiest scintilla of evidence is that after the Benghazi attack, some people in the Obama administration were worried the whole thing might make the administration look bad. And that's probably true. But it's not a crime.
That, however, could barely matter any less. The train is moving, and there may be no way to stop it.
Weldon Berger
Tue, 2013-05-14 12:26
The Obama administration have done scandalous things; it's only that both parties were mostly okay with them. The decision to shield people from accountability for wholesale violations of the Geneva Conventions and the UN Convention Against Torture, itself a violation of the latter, remains a scandal. The adoption of the Bush scheme of secret legal opinions justifying secret crimes is a scandal. The decision to tax misbehaviour by financial institutions rather than pursue criminal charges is a scandal, if not necessarily involving any criminality on the administration's part. But Republicans weren't offended because these things are written into their party platform, and Democrats weren't offended because the offenders were their own.
Tue, 2013-05-14 13:20
Fellow Travelers:
How about a coupla quick questions, not rhetorical: I really would appreciate your thoughts:
1. How would you have reacted to President Bush wire-tapping the press?
2. Really, is there ANYTHING that President Obama could do to raise your ire?
Tue, 2013-05-14 18:08
Bush went after the NAACP. The right generates the scandal machine. It is that simple. Also they have so much money and power. Don't cry for Republicans unless you are a fool or a tool. IRS should have clamped down long ago on these crazy "social welfare" groups. No one abused it more than Rove.
Tue, 2013-05-14 14:22
Wire-tapping is fine in a criminal investigation. Benghazi was a CIA operation that will remain secret and classified. The IRS is supposed to investigate all the so-called "social welfare" claims that use political tax-free money. The scandals are helped by the Republican propaganda network and the millions of megaphones who spread it. Corporate media are also on-board. Democracy is a pretty word that means nothing when it is so cheap and easy for the billionaires to run the country.
Tue, 2013-05-14 18:32
Blah....blah... Same people complaining about Obama admin were completely behind the GW administration when they illegally got personal information from companies, once caught, they changed the laws, retroactively, so they couldn't be held accountable. When will idiots in America realize when they allow one president to do something all others will do the same and push the envelope even more. Maybe if Nixon had been impeached for his similar behavior 9/11 still wouldn't of been good enough excuse to break the law. But GW's friends were just waiting for a "Pearl Harbor-like" incident to get more power...and guess what, what is good for the goose is good for the gander, so conservatives need to stop whining, though I know it's what they do best.
Wed, 2013-05-15 15:54
if only it were just a couple of muslims out walking and deciding to kill some americans, Paul. if only it was that 'darn video', Paul. if only the whistleblowers had not decided to come forward, Paul. if only the ARB would have interviewed Hillary, Paul. if only Barack had not gone on Unavision and 'The View' and to the UN to tell the world for 2-3 weeks that it was that 'darn video', Paul. if only this had not happened in the heat of the 2012 campaign, Paul. The this would be the old news that Carney keeps telling us about. but to correct Hillary, WE THE PEOPLE do care that 4 americans needlessly died and then Barack and Hillary and Vicky and Susan decided to cover up the bungle and poor management of this entire matter. is incompetence a reason for impeachment? alas, no?....but Hillary and Barack's legacy is now in tatters. deep sigh. oh and explain this to the families of the dead - and why you told them it was that 'darn video'....when all along you knew it was not!
Fri, 2013-05-17 18:34
What a silly article! Fast and furious was stupid, illegal, killed unknown numbers of people, shit on our neighbors to the south, and its not a scandal? And Benghazi, well the Repubs are barking up the wrong tree, as usual, but hey, there are questions. Like why did we murder a great leader? Where is the gold that Ghaddafi was going to establish for a united Bank of Africa? Hillary stepped down mighty quick after Benghazi. The Clintons are great buddies with gun runners, how about a real investigation. Not about what somebody said, but about what they did. Did all of the arms the west sold to Libya go to destabilize Syria? MANY OF THE ACTIONS OF THIS ADMMINISTRATION ARE AGAINST THE LAW. WE DO INDEED HAVE A ROGUE EXECUTIVE BRANCH. THE BILL OF RIGHTS IS SHOT TO HELL, AND THE RULE OF LAW IS BEING TRAMPLED. And don´t smear me as a nutty republican, I´ve worked for Bobby Kennedy, Ralph Nader, and Kucinich. The whole tone of the article was jejune, this silly R vs D stuff. Get over it. They are both selling our democracy down the river in league with their corporate masters.
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This week, the 2011 Nobel Prize® in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to three scientists for basic research that has "revolutionized our understanding of the immune system by discovering key principles for its activation," opening up "new avenues for the development of prevention and therapy against infections, cancer, and inflammatory diseases," said the Nobel Committee in an October 3 press release. Sharing the 2011 prize are Nobel Laureates Bruce A. Beutler, M.D., of the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California; Jules A. Hoffman, Ph.D., of the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in Strasbourg, France; and the late Ralph Steinman, M.D., of the Rockefeller University in New York City, who died just three days before the Nobel Prize was announced. The scientists' research revealed how the so-called innate and adaptive phases of the immune response are activated, providing novel insights into the mechanisms of disease. Thanks to the work of these scientists, BrightFocus-funded scientists around the world are studying the involvement of the immune system for all three of the diseases BrightFocus targets: Alzheimer's disease, macular degeneration, and glaucoma. Hoffman and Beutler were recognized for their discoveries of receptor proteins, known as Toll-like receptors. These receptors can recognize that microorganisms or other foreign entities have invaded the body, and "sound the alarm" to activate the "innate" immune system—the first step in the body's immune response. Hoffman and colleagues found that fruit flies needed the Toll-like receptors to ward off microbial pathogens in bacterial and fungal infections. Beutler's group discovered that the same family of receptors is involved in mediating responses to bacterial lipopolysaccharide, the trigger for septic shock in mammals. Steinman was honored for his discovery of a new type of cell, known as a dendritic cell, which is vital to another type of immune response. This "adaptive" immunity, as it is called, determines what has invaded the body in order to trigger an appropriate response. The dendritic cells are the gatekeepers in the adaptive system, determining when to activate a T-cell attack, by responding to the warning signals from the innate system. The Nobel Laureates' work "has triggered an explosion of research in innate immunity," said the Nobel Committee. New methods for preventing and treating disease have been developed, including improved vaccines against infections, and attempts to stimulate the immune system to attack tumors. Scientists understand more about why the immune system can attack our own tissues, opening the door for future treatments of inflammatory diseases. BrightFocus-Funded Scientists Are Exploring Role of Immune System In BrightFocus-funded Alzheimer's disease research, Paramita Chakrabarty, Ph.D., of the University of Florida-Gainesville, is examining the potential to engineer soluble Toll-like receptors to reduce brain inflammation and decrease disease symptoms. Kathryn Moore, Ph.D., of New York University, recently completed a BrightFocus grant, studying the role of the innate immune response in the development of Alzheimer's disease. In glaucoma research, Paul A. Knepper, M.D., Ph.D., of the University of Illinois at Chicago, has found that activation of the innate immune system triggers an inflammatory cascade that leads to primary open-angle glaucoma. Research could lead to treatments that target the underlying cause of the disease, rather than just managing symptoms. Jinbo Liu, M.D., of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio, is examining the mechanisms that underlie an immune attack on the retina. This information could lead to treatments not currently available for the debilitating disease of age-related macular degeneration. These are just a few of the BrightFocus-funded scientists examining the role of the immune system in degenerative diseases. For more information on the research BrightFocus has funded, visit http://www.brightfocus.org/research/grants/. Nobel Laureate information adapted from the press release of the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet, Sweden.
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