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COLLEGE STATION, Texas - After 15 years of service as President and CEO
of the 12th Man Foundation, W. Miles Marks has informed the Board of Trustees
and Staff of the 12th Man Foundation of his intent to take early retirement to
pursue other interests. His official
letter of resignation has been accepted by the Board of Trustees effective
October 1, 2012. The Board will
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behalf of the entire 12th Man Foundation, The Board of Trustees expresses its
sincere appreciation to Mr. Marks for his efforts while serving as President and
CEO of this Foundation, and for the many achievements and accomplishments of
the Foundation team during his tenure as President and CEO. The Board and Mr. Marks also wish to
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groups have made this organization succeed," said Marks. "I sincerely
appreciate the present and past members of the Board of Trustees for the
incredible opportunity to serve Texas A&M University through this role at
the 12th Man Foundation. Their
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success at the 12th Man Foundation. Success is easy with a great team, and the
staff of the Foundation is simply the very best in the fundraising industry. I know they will continue to successfully
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facilities, including the redevelopment of Kyle Field. And finally, many thanks to our thousands of 12th
Man Foundation donors whose support has taken our programs to new heights as we
work together for the interests of our great student athletes. I wish the 12th Man Foundation the very best
for continued success."
helped build the 12th Man Foundation into one of the nation's
premier fundraising organizations.
"Miles Marks has led the 12th Man Foundation with
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Texas A&M Athletics is better for the time that Miles spent as the
President of the 12th Man Foundation and we wish him well as he takes on new
behalf of Texas A&M University, I would like to thank Miles for his many
years of selfless service in leading the 12th Man Foundation and supporting our
athletics program," said Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin. "Under Miles'
leadership, the 12th Man Foundation has grown into one of the top
organizations of its kind across the country, providing a solid foundation upon
which to build in our first season in the SEC and as we embark on the Kyle
Field project."
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A Gun to the Debt-Ceiling Fight
If Barack Obama turns out to be a one-term president, historians may mark the summer of 2011 as the moment his failure became inevitable. At that point, the new right-wing Republican House majority declared the national debt hostage and demanded Obama's surrender to them on all points of domestic policy. When the debt-ceiling statute required authorization of a new federal borrowing limit, they refused to vote on the measure without massive cuts in federal spending and no increase in federal revenue. The crisis was averted by the appointment of an idiotic congressional "supercommittee" that was supposed to identify future cuts, matched with a set of "automatic" cuts that were to take effect if the "supercommittee" failed to come up with a compromise aimed at reducing federal debt. Not surprisingly, the "supercommittee"—perhaps better known as the "Clark Kent committee"—was unable to produce a compromise.
The debt showdown, which paralyzed Washington for much of spring and early summer, severely shook investors' confidence in the creditworthiness of the United States, which had been unquestioned since at least the time of Andrew Jackson. It led Standard & Poor's to issue a first-ever downgrade of the nation's credit rating. A few days ago, Wharton economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers documented in Bloomberg the way the showdown also slowed, and almost reversed, the nascent recovery by crippling consumer confidence as well:
Confidence began falling right around May 11, when Boehner first announced he would not support increasing the debt limit. It went into freefall as the political stalemate worsened through July. Over the entire episode, confidence declined more than it did following the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in 2008. After July 31, when the deal to break the impasse was announced, consumer confidence stabilized and began a long, slow climb that brought it back to its starting point almost a year later.
Almost as damaging, however, was the perception of Obama that emerged from the crisis—that of a weak leader who sought to compromise with his mortal enemies, whined when he was "left at the altar" by John Boehner (note to presidential speechwriters: ixnay on the marital etaphorsmay), and was unable to bring his enemies to heel. Of all the costly sins a President can commit, weakness is the one the public finds hardest to forgive.
In April 2011, when the crisis was only a cloud on the horizon, I modestly proposed a means of escape for the president if negotiations failed: drawing on the language of Section Four of the Fourteenth Amendment ("The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, ... shall not be questioned"), he could simply declare the debt ceiling unconstitutional to the extent that it required even temporary default ("questioning") on the national debt. Using the inherent powers of the presidency, he could order the Treasury to keep repaying all lawful debts and funding all appropriated programs, even if that required borrowing additional funds. The question is unprecedented, and involves difficult issues of constitutional interpretation, but there was both text and case law to provide support for this reading of Section Four of the amendment.
Within a few weeks, the "Section Four" option was all over the media (I'm not the only person who can read an amendment; they're all there, in the text, but kinda at the bottom). Then the president ended its 15 minutes by announcing on July 22 that "there is a provision in our Constitution that speaks to making sure that the United States meets its obligations and there have been some suggestions that a president could use that language to basically ignore that debt ceiling rule, which is a statutory rule. I have talked to my lawyers, they are not persuaded that that is a winning argument."
Had Obama simply remained silent on the issue, the unspoken threat might have backed Boehner and McConnell down before the impasse wrecked the economy (and perhaps his presidency). They could not have known whether Obama was bluffing, and they could not have known what would happen if they called his bluff. They would have had to gamble: Invoking the Fourteenth Amendment might have produced a public backlash, but it might also have cast the congressional Republicans as not only intransigent but also powerless. The moment reminded me of the 1969 comedy Take the Money and Run, in which criminal klutz Virgil Starkwell, played by Woody Allen, nearly breaks out of prison by brandishing a gun-shaped bar of soap dyed black with shoe polish. Unfortunately, a sudden rain shower leaves Starkwell holding only a handful of black bubbles. A president shouldn't negotiate with Congress by saying, "Don't worry, my gun is made of soap."
The debt limit will apparently become a crisis again sometime after the election. Boehner two weeks ago announced his plan to demand another round of cuts when the current ceiling is reached at the end of the year. (I suspect this manufactured crisis will only happen if Obama is re-elected; if Mitt Romney wins the election, Republicans will suddenly find economic recovery an important value after all.)
Obama should begin now to prepare for the predicted crisis. And if there is any way to climb down from the inane "my attorney Bernie says I can't" comment, he should find it. I called the U.S. Department of Justice to ask whether the Office of Legal Counsel has issued, or is preparing, a formal opinion on the President's possible power under Section Four; the DOJ's spokesman did not return my call.
I believe that the administration stepped away from Section Four because they thought the politics of debt were so poisonous. At a congressional hearing on the debt ceiling, Representative Barney Frank attacked the Section Four idea because "the anger in the country, the political bitterness and the vitriol, would be amplified enormously and you'd let people off the hook for their irresponsibility." (When one witness pointed me out as a scholar who believed the President could invoke Section Four, Frank said, "There are people who believe Elvis is alive too." For the record, I think Elvis is at least gravely unwell.)
The political calculation may have been right, but that doesn't mean that an implied threat to use Section Four would have been bad politics if it had produced a better deal. At any rate this issue now transcends Obama's political interest. Another debt crisis might send the economy (even the world economy) back into free fall. Obama has a responsibility to avoid this, regardless of the political optics; and as I read the Fourteenth Amendment, he is bound by the President's duty to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed."
If Section Four enters the national dialogue again, we will hear many voices expressing shock—shock!—at the prospect of such presidential mischief. Some scholars and commentators sincerely believe that invoking the Fourteenth Amendment would violate the Constitution; I tip my hat to them—both because the question is a difficult one and because good manners require courtesy, even when others do not extend the same courtesy to my side of the argument.
But most of the outrage should be viewed skeptically. To understand why, imagine that Mitt Romney is elected in November, and that in 2013, Harry Reid tries to filibuster a new debt-ceiling increase, devastating the economy of which Romney is now the steward. How long would it take Romney to invoke Section Four? How much of the shock would turn to awe at this great man's leadership?
Baby Huey
Sat, 2012-06-02 11:31
Mr. Epps appears to be well to the left on the political spectrum. I gather that part of the justification for this maneuver is the assumed net benefits this would create for the President and his left-of-center policies and programs and reelection prospects. (If any net benefit still remains after the likely severe public reaction and uproar to this poisonous overreach.)
So I've got a question: Once this precedent is set, it would also apply to all future presidents, right? Including possible future Republican presidents such as President Romney? President Santorum? President Gingrich? President Rubio?
Does this scare anyone?
it scares me.
Arlington Big Fish
Sat, 2012-06-02 11:52
Why is it "poisonous overreach" for the president to maintain that the government will pay previously-incurred debts? I'm a knee-jerk liberal, & the prospect of Romney or any other Republican using Section 4 doesn't scare me one bit. Congress passes appropriations bills: it's the executive branch's responsibility to see that they're carried out.
Sat, 2012-06-02 12:03
Since the comment window for "The Insane Scenario Unfolding Before Our Eyes" by JAMELLE BOUIE is not appearing, I'll put this here. It's ok though, most of what I've read here fits this description:
"The Insane Scenario Unfolding Before Our Eyes" is an excellent example of modern journalism. It paints a seemingly plausible alternate reality for those who are marginally informed and are not particularly ideological. It seeks to quell the concerns of those who have supported Obama in the past but are now on the fence due to the way things have turned out. Most of what is presented here is patently false; not in regards to what has been said, but in regards to what has actually happened.
Dear "author": The sum total of what the public understands is not limited to whatever mind-numbing narrative you choose to draw. Have you ever considered a version of reality in which the public becomes more astute than you once believed them to be, resulting in you unwittingly revealing yourself as a transparent, water-carrying hack?
Sat, 2012-06-02 17:44
@Publius - And even the reference for the 'threatening to default' does not support what the author writes. Apparently Mitch McConnell had good reason to make ensuring President Obama is a one-term president the highest priority. Who knew he was such a visionary?
I'm not defending all of the Republican's decisions over the last 3 years, but maybe in her next article Jamelle can write about the responsibility of the Senate to pass a budget each year. And no, a continuing resolution to spend taxpayer dollars is not a budget.
Sat, 2012-06-02 16:18
Wow, a fact-free zone if ever there was one.
McConnell was right for a simple reason. Everything Obama has done (or has tried to do) has been bad for the economy. Obamacare? Bad, adding huge debt, cutting $500 billion from Medicare, and enormous new taxes and regulations. Refusing the Keystone pipleine and allowing the EPA to essentially outlaw coal. Really bad, raising the cost of energy for everyone in America and dramatically reducing American business' ability to grow. The stimulus. Really, REALLY bad. Taking $830 BILLION and hosing it down a gov't rathole. Auto bailouts. Awful. Instead of allowing the companies to go thru a typical bankruptcy and come out the other side leaner and ready to compete globally, he circumvented the rule of law by shafting the bondholders and giving huge chunks of GM and Chrysler to the unions, leaving in place the very contracts which make these companies uncompetitive. And the list goes on and on and on....
NO solution for our looming debt crisis. NONE. This is a total abdication of his responsibility. He outsourced this to Simpson Bowles and then ignored their recommendations because they didn't fit his ideological dogma. There's a reason Moody's downgraded this country and no one in EITHER party has ever voted to approve one of his budgets.
And your contention that the Republicans don't have a plan is an outright lie. Ever heard of the Ryan Budget? Duh. And Tim Geithner, this administrations poster child for idiocy, said in a public House Budget Hearing, (I paraphrase), "We don't have a solution, but we do know we don't like yours." Seriously. He said that. In public. On the record. What an idiot.
But typical of this administration. The ONLY reason we aren't in a bigger hole than we are is the 2010 mid terms that gave the House of Representatives back to sanity. Please recall that prior to that for TWO YEARS, Obama could have done anything he wanted. ANYTHING! And Republicans couldn't have done a thing about it.
Sat, 2012-06-02 18:13
This whole discussion of a possible default is a red herring, a left wing scare tactic. The fact is that, according to the CBO, federal revenues have and will run 10 to 11 times greater than our net intereste obligations. In other words, we have plenty of money to pay the interest due. The only question: will the president CHOOSE to pay our bondholders first. I didn't think that was even a question until the president started talking about default.
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One exactly like this in shape and size fell out of a tree while I was hiking in Brazos Bend State Park four years ago and bounced off my hat and hit the path, all curled up. It was the size of a pecan. Do you have any idea what it is and feel free to send the photo around.
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Last updated at 10:21, Tuesday, 08 May 2012
SOME days ago when I was returning from the Far East (of Barrow) on a very large bus, I was pursued around the seats every minute by a lady.
She showed me some photographs of her daughter – a pleasant-looking girl and seemed convinced that she was destined for a great career, if only she could get to school!
Finally, in sheer self-preservation, I locked myself in my house and wrote this song:
Don't Put Your Daughter On The Stagecoach (Bus) Mrs Worthington, don't put your daughter on the Stagecoach!
With a tip of my hat to Noel Coward, I offer this sound advice for any parents in this area who rely on public transport to get their children to school.
With little warning, the bus company recently made a decision to scrap the "child megarider" ticket, forcing parents to pay the full adult fare for their children, to safely convey them to their place of study. Now this is no small increase – a hike in cost to the parent from £20 to £30 a month. Those parents with two children have to now find £60 a month, similarly those blessed (?) with three or more children will be pushed to the brink. No wonder we read the Jones family and their 12 children have fled to Australia – maybe they saw this coming!
They say that hell hath no fury like a parent robbed of what little cash they have (or something like that). So it was with some trepidation that I joined a group of parents in the town hall for a meeting with John Woodcock MP (still in my good books, you're getting good at this John), county councillors and a representative from Stagecoach. I have to say I was somewhat surprised – I expected an army of placard waving, irate, shouting parents – I couldn't have been further from the truth.
It was a pleasure to meet such a well organised group, who had clearly done their homework and conducted themselves in a professional way that the ornate walls of the council chambers probably seldom see.
Stagecoach had already had a PR nightmare, they publicised the 50 per cent hike during the school holidays, so parents were unaware. The meeting at the town hall only made this PR faux pas even worse – due to a "diary clash" they were unable to attend. For a company once rated the "most ethical" of the UK's "big five" transport groups, this whole matter seems to be a departure of the kind they are not normally associated with.
While it is easy to point to the reduction of government subsidies hitting the bottom line of public transport companies, when your half year results show an operating profit of £106m it becomes a little difficult to swallow a 50 per cent fare rise.
I would suggest parents look to car pools and other ideas – hit this company where it hurts until they reverse this decision. Don't put your children on the Stagecoach!
First published at 13:21, Monday, 07 May 2012
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Just some thoughts on statements made by Stagecoach:'How many other organisations give notice of a change to price?' - Stagecoach Cumbria is not 'any other organisation', but one that recieves massive subsidies from the council tax payers of the county (us).'£1 per day for unlimited travel, generating a maximum income per day of at £78 for a double deck bus. This was not financially sustainable'. This is misleading in the extreme, as the reality is that most school children are in school all day and make only 2 journeys, to school and back to home. The buses are full on these journeys, making them green and sustainable. The rest of the day they are available for full fare paying passangers.All is not perfect, but don't hit children, who have historically and rightly, as non wage earners, always been given concessionary fares.
"Bus firm must be hit where it hurts" Yea, But dont Expect any help from this Council or from the Evening Mail? We dont want to rock the boat do we ? Credibility has left the building, I suppose this wont get past the moderator Either ?
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OMG you watched 6 mins of a TV Breakfast Show, and you come up with this?
What pathetic drivel. What desperate and stupid logic.
LOL - I know primary school children who have better analytical skills than you do.
Go read his books before displaying your ignorance in public.
Why so angry?
He does make a good point, the Grey's have a name. Why didn't he call the tall whites Nordics? Isn't that the name of their species?
Perhaps it isn't, but they would have a name no? I wouldn't live with Asian's for two years and call them short yellow people?
Having said all that, it's refreshing to see this covered on NZ Television.
He does not make a good point at all. He calls bullshit on a genuine case just because the guy doesn't announce the name of their species? You call THAT evidence of bullshit?
He was on TV for six minutes, answering questions about something that took over 2 years, and THAT is your logic for doubt?
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Some bread is thicker than others, sometimes the bread has a bend in it, etc. etc.
Well sometimes the piece of bread is also too small and people don't realize till it's done and it's no where near the top or it slipped down the grate at the bottom, or it just simply got stuck. Either way, it was the bread or human error that did it, not the toaster.
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Posted 30 December 2012 - 18:45
yeah thats my next plan, unfortunately shes not home but will do this as soon as she is.
verify your grandmothers settings on her router, check the IP on her computer and see if she can get out. then check your settings.
haha could be the first one. Definitely not the second! haha she can get to facebook thats about it! I've seen her type google into google! rofl!
It could be her router crapped out, some third party routers do that and are fine after a reboot. Or perhaps your gran enabled mac filtering
Posted 30 December 2012 - 18:52
I've seen her type google into google!
Posted 30 December 2012 - 19:12
No still no change
Heh I think that's a trait with old people. To come to think of it, you're right if mac filtering was enabled, you wouldn't be able to connect to the network. Try the following commands in elevated command prompt:
Then disable your wired adapter if you are wired leaving only the wireless adapter enabled enter these in command prompt:
Now connect to her network after and see if there's any change:
Thats a great idea I will definitely do that in the future
setup remote access like teamviewer or logmein free so that you can troubleshoot when she isn't home.
Posted 30 December 2012 - 19:40
Hmm that's odd. Does your gran have an ADSL or Cable connection?
Posted 30 December 2012 - 19:49
afraid not, once I manually set IP, the network ID comes up (rather than unidentified network) and I can ping 192.168.1.1 but can't visit in browser
Is it possible to sign into the router and check logs? I know with mine there is an option (though depending on the modem) this sometimes can only be checked when connected directly to it.
That may shed some light - on what is going on.
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Nancy Hales, first lady of Portland, has invited me to attend Alley 33, a fashion show of local Portland designers. Before the show we plan to meet at Union Rose, a boutique on SE Stark Street featuring only Portland-made garments and where, coincidentally, we both like to shop. Hales is such a champion of the store that on election night 2012, when a campaign staffer for her husband, Charlie, suggested it would be fun to dress everyone in locally made clothes, she arranged for a rack of dresses from Union Rose to be wheeled into campaign headquarters; each female staffer chose one to wear for the evening. (The men chose shirts from Bridge & Burn, a local clothing line specializing in menswear.)
I'd figured we'd each leave the shop in our own cars, but when Hales arrives she asks if we might ride over together to SE Hawthorne Boulevard, where the show will be held. It's August, and she is dressed fittingly in an oatmeal linen skirt and sheer rayon blouse, white with green polka dots, and open-toed sandals. My 1995 Pathfinder, with its cracked windshield and odors of dog, horse, and traces of patchouli (from when the hippie stepdaughter borrowed it), is shameful. It's certainly no place for any lady, much less the First Lady.
But there's no way out. Charlie Hales, her husband, the mayor since January 2013, has dropped her off. As we head to the Pathfinder I apologize in advance, the way people do, and she says, "Oh, I'm sure it's fine," also the way people do. But then we reach the car, and she settles in and says, "Wow, this is nice."
"I hope you're enjoying the crack in the windshield."
"Mine has three cracks. And it looks like you might actually have power steering." It turns out Hales has a history of beater-truck ownership. The Honda she drove when she was raising her kids in Stevenson, Washington, and making the 110-mile-round-trip commute each day to Vancouver to her job running the Community Foundation for Southwest Washington, perished with 425,000 miles on it. Her "new" old truck, a 1987 Toyota, is a "mere adolescent," she says, with 118,000 miles, no radio, no power brakes, and only occasional heat. Later, I'll lay eyes on it and see the wooden roof rack that Charlie and his brother built, and the potpourri of bumper stickers: Health Care is a Human Right; Outdoor School, No Child Left Inside; Keep Portland Meshugenah!; Friends of Trees; International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
It's one of the complexities of Nancy Hales, a badass side that isn't readily apparent. Despite her whiff of chic—the short Marilyn Monroe–platinum hair, the slim waist, and the ability to show off the creations of the local designers she loves—she is, at bottom, a small-town girl whose résumé includes a stint packing apples in Yakima.
The third annual Alley 33 event is held in an actual alley, on the east side of Mag-Big, another "makers" store that Hales frequents. The show is packed with young, stylish Portlandians (ink, fedoras, heavy black-framed glasses). As the music booms and models hit the catwalk, Hales takes pictures with her phone of the outfits that appeal to her. She has relationships with several of the designers featured at the show. She favors silk cowl-neck dresses designed by Alyson Clair, whose new line from Clair Vintage Inspired is on the runway tonight. "I love seeing her in my dresses," says Clair. "I want her to wear the hell out of them."
Meanwhile, Mayor Charlie Hales is courtly; he stands to one side and holds his wife's lemonade as she poses for more pictures. I ask whether he's enjoying himself: "This doesn't really seem up your alley."
He laughs, then says, "Being married to Nancy, my alley has gotten a whole lot wider." The mayor's style, in that he has one, tends toward Wonk Classic—tassled loafers, khakis, blue dress shirts. "If I walk into the room, there might be a ripple because 'that's the mayor,'" he adds. "If Nancy walks into the room, people pay attention because she simply lights the place up. I don't want to say that I'm gray and she's multicolored, but that does just about sum it up."
That natural sparkle is now shining in a new sky: Hales is the first spouse or partner of a Portland mayor in living memory (maybe ever) to embrace the concept of "First Lady." The role is admittedly weird and anachronistic, a branch of Downton Abbey grafted onto the trunk of 21st-century American elected leadership. But in her own spirited way, Nancy Hales is shaping the label into a job, confident that a local First Lady can contribute something, even if no one is quite sure what.
In late September Hales hosted a mother-daughter tea at the Heathman to raise money for the police bureau's Mounted Patrol. She opened her remarks with a story about how after Charlie was elected, her kid brother began calling her the FLOP. "I reported this to Antoinette Hatfield [the widow of Sen. Mark Hatfield], who said, "No, you're the FLOPIT, First Lady of Portland–In Training."
The line got a laugh, which was Hales's intention—she generally has a dry sense of humor—but she was also serious. Aside from the fact that being the first lady of a city doesn't carry with it the same sense of hallowed tradition that accompanies the role of FLOTUS, Portland is, well, Portland. Flipping back through the pages of recent history: Sam Adams's domestic partner, Peter Zuckerman, an award-winning writer, kept a low profile as First Guy; Tom Potter's wife, Karin Hansen, a former high school teacher, may be best known for a number of contentious blog entries, in which she excoriated the city council and people who opposed her husband; Vera Katz was unmarried during the 12 years she held office; Sigrid, wife of John Elwood "Bud" Clark, the legendary tavern owner who took office in 1985, had no use for the spotlight, aside from the one that shone on the Oregon Symphony, where she was a violinist.
Jewel Lansing is a former city and county auditor, a historian, and the author of Portland: People, Politics, and Power, 1851–2001. She knows her Portland mayors, all the way back to the first one, Hugh D. O'Bryant, who took office in 1851. She contends that Nancy Hales stands apart. "The most famous First Lady, if you could call her that, was the wife of George Williams (1902–1905)," Lansing says. "She had a reputation as a spendthrift, and started a religious cult centered around long-term fasting. But Portland has never had any mayoral spouses who have embraced the role in the way that Nancy Hales has. There's simply been no real precedent for her."
On the surface of it, being a First Lady or Gentleman on the city level seems mostly a matter of desire; if your spouse gets elected, you can dive in or hang back as your personality and urge for limelight dictate. But Hales's background, experience, and skill set make her an uncanny match for the role.
"I am a community wonk," she says a few minutes into our first meeting. Hales has invited me to join her and the mayor at Sunday Parkways in North Portland. In its fifth year, the event is meant to encourage Portlanders to explore the city using "active transportation," and on this late-July day the First Couple and I plan to ride the full 9.5-mile loop.
Charlie is dressed to cycle in last year's blue Sunday Parkways T-shirt and Lycra bike shorts, but Nancy wears a khaki golf skirt and polo. Her earrings match her helmet. As we ride through the neighborhood, the mayor stops to thank every police officer posted at the roadblocks. On a rough patch of asphalt, he says, "This road needs to be fixed."
"Too bad you don't have a bucket of whatever it is you fix a road with hanging off your handlebars," I say.
"Pavement slurry," Nancy calls out. "Six months ago who knew I would ever know the name for that?"
The delight Hales takes in her role is obvious. She and the mayor, both of whom have been married before, have five children between them, all in their twenties and thirties and out of the house; this leaves the couple free to spend most weekends attending community events. The night before, they'd partied at the Human Rights Campaign Gala. Several days later she participated in the Voyage of the Visionaries, an annual ride of trails and parks wonks that this year coursed 26 miles from Corbett along the Historic Columbia River Highway, ending in Cascade Locks. She invited me along, assuring me not to worry if I wasn't a hard-core cyclist, claiming that the day was about "policy, not Lycra" and that "it was all downhill." (It wasn't, but Hales's reassurance bespeaks of a glass-half-full worldview.)
This generosity of spirit comes naturally to Hales. Echoing the sentiments of many who know the First Lady, Portland writer (and former neighbor) Natalie Serber says, "She has a giant heart. When you are sick, she brings over Chinese food, plants flowers in your garden, and then when you begin to feel better, she takes you for a makeover."
The only luck I had soliciting a disparaging remark was from an acquaintance in city government who wished to remain anonymous. She told me that some women in her office sniff that Hales is too pretty, too thin, too blond, and too put together to represent Portland, a sentiment that may simply reflect Stumptown culture, more impressed with eccentricity than glamour. When I report this to Hales, she is flabbergasted. "Seriously? That blows me away. That's awesome. I mean, is it awesome? I'm a middle child. The person who was put together was my older sister."


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When you put car crazies Mark Stielow and Charley Lillard together the result is mayhem, albeit measured and designed to work as the situation warrants, but mayhem nonetheless. We're talking about a mountain of torque and power certainly, but we're also in the thick of a rigid chassis, precise and adjustable handling characteristics, huge brakes, and a killer wheel/tire combination that can handle the maelstrom with aplomb. Mark (whose day job is being a top-notch development driver at GM) used CAD/CAM, 2-D dimension drawing, and his own finely cultivated savvy to engineer the finest-driving Pro Touring car the world has yet witnessed. So of course, Charley calls it Jackass.
Charley is an affable middle-aged kid with a parts and information underground to rival the CIA and a seemingly bottomless pit of cash the size of the Grand Canyon. He's acquired a few of Mark's former "test" cars, including the infamous Mule. Charley also has a penchant for all domestic marques (from early Mustangs to traditional-looking street rods with all-aluminum big-inch big-blocks) as well as the decidedly insane.
His most bizarre bone crusher has to be the Pro Street-esque 1,650 ci Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engine masquerading as a '55 Bel Air (twin, rear-fender mounted machine guns included). Editor Nick has heard it: "The thing is almost as loud as an alcohol Funny Car. Hearing an airplane and looking at a car is a freaky sensation." But Charley likes to regularly shock the sh*t out of the troops with tremendously capable power whirling within a fairly demure package, but this mega-cube monster is about as retiring as a T-Rex.
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Visuals are a key part of learning. These seven tools provide a range of options that you may want to use when designing materials for your classes (or perhaps students would find use for them in your class).
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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I purchased both of these and played them side by side. The 7300 was maybe slightly better but not much. It is not like you are comparing 2 amazing stereo systems. They are limited by size so you have to keep that in mind. The extremely small sonic difference was overshadowed by the fact that the 7200 is much more solid in build. I take it everywhere i go. I set up a tailgate and hund this speaker inside of the 10'x10' canopy tent and everyone was amazed at how great it was. The beach, bathroom, by the pool and anywhere in-between the 7200 is the better buy. I gave the 7300 as a gift to a friend.
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Play by mail games are often referred to as PBM games, and play by email is sometimes abbreviated PBeM -- as opposed to face to face (FTF) games which are played in person. Another variation on the name is Play-by-Internet (PBI) or play-by-web (PBW). In all of these examples, player instructions can be either executed by a human moderator, a computer program, or a combination of the two.
In the 1980s, play-by-mail games reached their peak of popularity with the advent of Gaming Universal and Flagship magazine, the first professional magazines devoted to play-by-mail games. (An earlier fanzine, Nuts & Bolts of PBM, was the first publication to exclusively cover the hobby.) Bob McLain, the publisher and editor of Gaming Universal, further popularized the hobby by writing articles that appeared in many of the leading mainstream gaming magazines of the time. Flagship later bought overseas right to Gaming Universal, making it the leading magazine in the field. Flagship magazine was founded by Chris Harvey and Nick Palmer (now an MP) of the UK. The magazine still thrives, albeit under a different editor over twenty years later.
In the late 1990s, computer and Internet games marginalized play-by-mail conducted by actual postal mail, but the postal hobby still exists with an estimated 2000–3000 adherents worldwide.
In the case of a two player game such as chess, players would simply send their moves to each other alternately. In the case of a multi-player game such as Diplomacy, a central game master would run the game, receiving the moves and publishing adjudications. Such adjudications were often published in postal game zines, some of which contained far more than just games.
The commercial market for play-by-mail games grew to involve computer servers setup to host potentially thousands of players at once. Players would typically be split up into parallel games in order to keep the number of players per game at a reasonable level, with new games starting as old games ended. While the central company was responsible for feeding in moves and mailing the processed output back to players, players were also provided with the mailing addresses of others so that direct contact could be made and negotiations performed. With turns being processed every few weeks, more advanced games could last over a year.
Game themes are heavily varied, and may range from those based on historical or real events to those taking place in alternate or fictional worlds.
Inevitably, the onset of the computer-moderated PBM game (primarily the Legends game system) meant that the human moderated games were pushed into the "non-profit-making sector" of the industry.
Actual move/turn submission is traditionally carried out by filling in a turn card. This card has formatted entry areas where players enter their planned actions (using some form of encoding) for the upcoming turn. Players are limited to some finite number of actions, and in some cases must split their resources between these actions (so that additional actions make each less effective). The way the card is filled in often implies an ordering between each command, so that they are processed in-order, one after another. Once completed, the card is then mailed (or, in more modern times, e-mailed) to the game master, where it is either processed, or held until the next turn processing window begins.
By collecting turn cards from a number of players and processing them all at the same time, games can provide simultaneous actions for all players. However, for this same reason, co-ordination between players can be difficult to achieve. For example, player A might attempt to move to player B's current location to do something with (or to) player B, while player B might simultaneously attempt to move to player A's current location. As such, the output/results of the turn can differ significantly from the submitted plan. Whatever the results, they are mailed back to the player to be studied and used as the basis for the next turn (often along with a new blank turn card).
While billing is sometimes done using a flat per-game rate (when the length of the game is known and finite), games more typically use a per-turn cost schedule. In such cases, each turn submitted depletes a pool of credit which must periodically be replenished in order to keep playing. Some games have multiple fee schedules, where players can pay more to perform advanced actions, or to take a greater number of actions in a turn.
Some role playing PBM games also include an element whereby the player may describe actions of their characters in a free text form. The effect and effectiveness of the action is then based on the judgement of the GM who may allow or partially allow the action. This gives the player more flexibility beyond the normal fixed actions at the cost of more complexity and, usually, expense.
Several non-commercial email games played on the Internet and BITNET predate these.
Some sites have extended this gaming style by allowing the players to see each other's actions as they are made. This allows for real time playing while everyone is online and active, or slower progress if not.


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Wilson College Dance Professor Paula Claire Kellinger will present excerpts from her in-process work called some(body) is here at Hillyer Art Space in Washington, D.C., on Friday, April 13
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Why Hasn't George Zimmerman Been Arrested Yet?
I have a new email correspondent—let's call him "Joe," because he doesn't want to be named—who has suggested to me that the media storm about Trayvon is more than a little out of control. Joe writes: why isn't there coverage to how many more young black men die at the hands of other black men? Why isn't there a national uproar when black men murder white men? (He's sent me clippings of a trial in one such Florida murder.) I've gotten hate mail, too, but from the exchanges we've had, my sense is that Joe's different; he's seriously trying to have a conversation.
So let me say this: what's deeply upsetting to me is that, more than a month after a teenage boy was killed while walking home with Skittles, George Zimmerman has not even been arrested.
Listen, I don't know what happened in Sanford, Florida, on the night of February 26. I know I'm responding to Charles M. Blow's columns, and to the stories that I know of black men being treated as dangerous simply because they're black, and to my own worries about would happen to my stepson. I've been grateful, this weekend to read serious background reporting from the New York Times, and to read and hear measured media analysis that aims to calm down the commentary (including my own distressed emotions). Alicia Shepard, formerly NPR's Ombudsman, wrote about the media's selective use of the now-iconic pictures at Poynter; Howard Kurtz, Callie Crosley, and Frank Sesno talk here about the media prosecution (MSNBC) versus defense (Fox News) of George Zimmerman.
I know I shouldn't be poring over articles like the Orlando Sentinel's report that a forensic examiner who analyzed the infamous 911 calls declares "with reasonable scientific certainty that it's not Zimmerman" who's screaming for help. I know I should be stepping away from the video of George Zimmerman coming in for questioning, in which, as the AP put it, Zimmerman "shows no obvious signs of injury from a fight. Zimmerman told police that Trayvon Martin punched him and slammed his head against a sidewalk." I have to turn away from analyses like that of Think Progress's round-up of what it calls the smear campaign against the dead teenager, noting that, "Unlike Zimmerman, Trayvon has no documented history of violence."
But why hasn't Zimmerman even been arrested?
A teenager is dead. The man who says he shot and killed an unarmed boy is walking around free. The circumstances are, to say the least, contested. Does anyone think that Zimmerman would be walking around free if the colors were reversed?
Maybe it was self-defense, at least under the definition of the "stand your ground" law. So let a real judge and jury consider the evidence, according to all our accumulated rules, regulations, and laws. Let them hear the prosecution's evidence and expert analyses and the defense's testimony and rebuttals.
I suspect nothing will happen until the Justice Department finishes its investigation. That's distressing—in part because I don't think this shooting should be charged as a hate crime, given what I know, which (see above) is limited. But then, hate crimes laws make me queasy. Bill Keller at the New York Times puts it well:
… hate crime legislation resembles something from an Orwell dystopia. Horrific crimes deserve stern justice, but don't we want to be careful about criminalizing a defect of character? Because our founders believed that democracy requires great latitude for dissent, America, virtually alone in the developed world, protects the right to speak or publish the most odious points of view. And yet the government is authorized to punish you for thinking those vile things, if you think them in the course of committing a crime.
If we must have hate crimes laws, let's use them only for the most egregiously bias-filled crimes, the ones unmistakably intended to send a message to an entire community: burning a black church because Obama was elected, vandalizing a mosque with references to 9/11, bombing a gay bar.
Even if George Zimmerman shot his gun in part because his brain (like most Americans') was primed to react faster to black skin than to white, don't charge him with hate. If it's murder, that's hateful enough.
Tue, 2012-04-03 03:42
The decision has been made to prosecute Zimmerman. The video was enhanced so you can see the gash and blood on his head. Police reports have been released. Don't take me wrong, I think Zimmerman should be charged with at least something, just thought I could direct you to some more info.
Julia Persik
Tue, 2012-04-03 11:24
Well Mr. Graff, let me explain to you what happened... Zimmerman challenged Martin's presence in the community, maybe they exchanged words. Martin then attacked Zimmerman - Martin thought he (Zimmerman) deserved a beating and was too stupid to imagine the guy was armed. In the process of receiving his beat down, Zimmerman pulled his gun and shot Martin. It was self-defense within a confrontation which tragically could have
been avoided. Zimmerman's partly to blame (mall cop hubris) but Martin was the aggressor which is why no charges. In fact in the same situation I also would have shot Martin, emptied my clip into him if it would have saved me from another fist to the head. It's bad judgement on Zimmerman's part, an incredibly bad decision and equally bad luck for Martin.
Case closed. Any questions?
Tue, 2012-04-03 14:21
Thanks to the media, we have articles like this one. Thanks to NBC doctoring audio tapes and ABC drawing conclusions from fuzzy video and gleefully reporting on national TV that Zimmerman was unharmed we now have a lynch mob. Zimmerman hasn't got a chance against the pervasive evil media machine that puts agenda ahead of honest reporting. One of their obvious goals is to outlaw guns and outlaw self defense as implied recently by the VP on national TV. And they could care less if Zimmerman was justified or not.
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> Sorry to flounder here but I'm a little lost. I've been reading around
> http://www.linuxprinting.org
> I want to attach a printer to a debian box, that is already running samba
> and providing (menial) file server services. Now I want to add the
> printer,
> and provide print server services to my windows clients.
> I have an older HP 1100 LaserJet. I figure I must download and install
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> driver for this printer (linuxprinting.org suggests the ljet4, but don't
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> Do I then need to install some spooling software?
> Then do I somehow have to tell samba that the printer should be shared?
If you are using lprng or lpr and have the printers properly setup for
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First, if you are playing with lprng then I strongly suggest something
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Once you have printing properly working locally, the next step it to name
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Though you can expliticly specify each printer, one at a time, this is a
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I'm trying to find some minimalist skins for foobar2000. Everywhere I go I'm flooded with crowded skins that show way to much information and ALWAYS seem to shove the god-awful album art (I hate album art... who needs it...) in your face.
So anyways, I'm looking for around for a simple skin, not to far off from the original UI, something with some color, not just white and gray . Something that doesn't have 10 different frames or sorts all your music based on each different meta-tag in existence; something simple that just sorts everything via playlists.
Here's a good example of the kind of skin I'm talking about (yes this one does have album art, but its hidden away way down at the bottom, not in the center of the screen)
Thanks for any suggestions.