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OELWEIN, Iowa – Iowa has set a record for the longest span of time without a tornado in the state. The previous record was 355 days without a tornado. The last tornado touched down in Fayette County on May 24, 2012.
Coincidentally, this record is set on the same day as some of the worst severe weather events in state history. Fifteen years ago, on May 15, 1998, an F3 tornado tore through Washington County.
On May 15, 1968, a tornado outbreak hit the Midwest. Two F-5 tornadoes touched down, devastating communities like Charles City and Oelwein. In 1968, 20 people died in the series of storms and more than 600 were injured.
Oelwein Fire Chief Wallace Rundle was a 28-year-old firefighter when it happened. Now, he's in his seventies, but still remembers every minute of that day 45 years ago. "I was on duty, had a 24 hour shift and a little before 5 p.m., noticed there were clouds building up," Chief Rundle said.
Chief Rundle remembers the wind. He remembers the hail, and he remembers people running. "I remember that day like it was yesterday. I can get kind of emotional even today," said Chief Rundle.
Perhaps the thing he remembers the most was that siren. "I remember at the moment we saw the tornado," Chief Rundle said. "I ran to the station button, we had one big siren in town; you push the button and hold it in case of severe weather. It only went off for about fifteen seconds until we lost power."
The chief said he wanted the entire town to hear that siren, but it went silent after just those few short seconds. Then, after the storm, he couldn't believe what he saw. "You saw something that you just hadn't expected to see that much devastation," Chief Rundle said.
The wind drove tree limbs through walls, leveled dozens of homes and took the life of one Oelwein woman.
"We couldn't leave the downtown area because there were trees and debris and we couldn't take our fire equipment out of the downtown," Chief Rundle said.
The town has recovered since then and that gives the chief a sense of pride. Still, he'll always remember the impact that stormy May 15 day had on just about everyone.
"I think we all grew to love the community more," Chief Rundle said. In light of the devastation, the chief says he's thankful there was no more loss of life.
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That same afternoon, another F5 tornado tore through Charles City & Elma. That tornado killed 13 people and injured 450 others.
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The tornado destroyed more than 35 farms on it's 60+ mile path. The city of Elma was also struck by the tornado.
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May 15, 1998 is day many residents of Washington, Iowa, won't forget. At about 5 p.m., a tornado struck the southern portion of the community. The tornado was rated an F-3 on the Fujita Scale with winds in excess of 158 m.p.h. and traveled for nearly 30 miles. 47 people were injured in the storm. Damages totaled $15 million. No one was killed.
In 2008, we spoke to Chad & Joan Hippen, about their memories of what's now known as the Washington Tornado.
"I remember asking a lady, 'Did it just take the roof off?' And she said 'No, it took everything.' The roof was literally in the front yard," said Joan Hippen.
"I sat there and looked. And I was in a state of shock and then after that the tears started to flow," said Chad Hippen.
When the storm came, Joan was 6 months pregnant with their first child. It's a story she still tells to her two daughters.
The two teachers weren't ready for the aftermath, but they handled it. Now, they have a lesson for everyone. "Make sure you take storms seriously and don't go out and watch them. Make sure you take cover," said Joan.
But first, make sure you know what you have at home. Inventory everything, and keep that list in a good place. "It's so cliche, but you don't think it's going to happen to you until it does. Now I tell people don't say that. Because it can happen to you," said Chad.
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This is Sparta! I mean, BNA, I mean, ah forget it
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Thanks Jase! I'll take it for a run tomorrow to see what needs tinkering with. In advance, I'll say monoplanar. It may get some grey tape, but that might dilute the blue a bit...
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+1 that colour is sweet.
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Thanks Dave!
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It doesn't have DTs Waz. It seems the mafia has all but ruled out anyone ever seeing it.
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So, did a quick 9km coffee collection run on the Tamari. Its snappy - perhaps as the bar position is a little lower than I'm used to. Hood/Ergo angle was good, and the ramp to hood transition also, but they're a little low, so I've readjusted to flatten the ramp like on all my other bikes. Sort of a shame, because there was something nice about the drops being perpendicular to the head tube. Oh well. I prefer riding on the hoods, so that extra inch makes a big difference in the everyday.
Trying to sneak out for a tune up river loop tomorrow AM, but methinks the first real test will be raturday...
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How'd I miss this...
Nice one dig', great mix of parts on it too.
More to add to the story it seems. I'm guessing yours might be an earlier model than the few I've seen with its high cable routing and tubular chainstay bridge.
Can't find a pic of the bridge but it's the same as this Basso...
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Looks good Dan.....groupset suits.....
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thanks Brett - groups like that need a nice home
On a side note, the buyer for the R535s has gone cold now, so they may be availalble again - I'll let you know what eventuates, if you're still interested.
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Thanks Shaun - the brake bridge is different from that Basso example though. Its a straight, narrow bridge, with a ferrule insert to take the bolt. No photo yet unfortunately.
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So today I posted alot of my customs to a local art group, for a local "art sale" I created what would be 2 series of Spiderman Figures for this sale, on top of the other hours I had put into my other legends figures.
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This project has finally come to a close. It was a fun project and I am glad to see what was once on paper now ready for delivery.
Last we left, the doors had just been formed. Now to round over the edges. I used a roundover bit on the router table.
With the doors, I plan to make working shutters. There really isn't a cheap way of ordering custom shutters. The cheapest way is to do it yourself. I wanted the shutters to be removable in case a shutter breaks down the road. If one does break, I'd hate to have to bust the door a part, so I made a chassis. First I needed to route out rabbet's in the doors for the side bars to set in. The side bars will hold the shutters. You'll see.
Now to make the side rails. I didn't photography the process of cutting 1/2" by 1/2" strips out of the red oak becasue it was a scary process on the table saw. I still have all my fingers.
Once the pieces were cut, I cut them to length on the radial saw.
Once the strips were cut, I rounded them off on the bandsaw to match the routed rabbet. Rounding these is easier than squaring off the rabbet with the chisel.
Now to drill the holes. This took some time to space and measure out. They make jigs, but I don't see myself making these often, so I can't justify buying something that will collect sawdust most of the year. Once measured out, I was able to knock out all of it with the drill press.
I got the small hardware pieces from Rockler. These little pieces were a must for me.
I also ordered long shutter basswood strips from Rockler. I thought about making the shutters out of red oak, but changed my mind.
Here's the back of the door with the shutter chassis inserted.
After the first door was together, I set it in the cabinet. It's finally coming to life.
I wanted the bar in the front of the shutters rather than hidden in the back to help add more dimension to the cabinet. Each shutter needs to have a small hole drilled at the bottom and holes drilled in the bar. Rockler makes small clips that connect the two.
Now that all the shutters are cut and installed, it's time to hang the doors. I put shims all around the doors to hold it down while I maked my pilot holes.
I lucked out. Every door closed perfectly.
Now to disassemble everything to putty and sand for the stain.
Once the doors and cabinet were ready, I brushed the cabinet down with wood conditioner. This soaks into the wood for even staining. This usually keeps the wood from accepting and holding stain in some parts creating splotchiness.
The only parts I didn't condition were the shutters. I liked how the stain soaked into the wood without it. The top is with conditioner and the bottom is without.
Staining was a beast. I only used one coat of stain on everything and 2 coats of polyurethane.
Here's a better shot of how the shutters went together in the chassis.
Once everthing was stained and polyurethaned, It felt really good to put everything back together.
Drilling the holes for the door pulls was a nerve wracking process. Everthing is done and if I screw this up, I don't know what I would do. Actually, I do, but I don't want to do that.
The best way to drill through is to place a scrap piece behind to eliminate wood blowout from the drill.
I really enjoy woodworking. My dad has been a cabinet maker for most of his life and over time, I've been able to learn the basics from him while learning the extras from experience and Google.
Most of my woodworking has been utilized by building odds and ends around the house, but this month, I am building my first piece for income. It's pretty exciting to make something that will last a long time and make someone happy.
Cabinet making is easy in the right hands, I love reading through step-by-step blogs on peoples building projects. So here is my contribution:
For this project, I am building a media cabinet. As of now, the client is still deciding whether they want to paint or stain. usually, the finish determines the type of wood you use. Even if it were to be painted, they still wanted the structure to be hardwood. In this case, I will use sandwood plywood with red oak trim.
Here's my drawing. Client approved. The numbers to the left are the materials list. This way I can give me an accurate estimate on what materials and hours will add up to.
I then made my cut sheets in the plywood and pieced them together. I didn't use any specific joinery such as dado's or sliding dovetails but rather pocket screws with my Kreg jig set. Those joints are coming soon with other projects.
To help keep my cabinet square, I tried to build the majority of it on my workbench because I know it is far flatter than my garage floor. The first shelf is fairly wide, so I measured my marks and placed my quick clamps right at the lines and rested my first shelf on those so I could drive the screws. I had to have measured 25 times on this part.
Once I screwed my first shelf in, I measured my internal cabinet upright dividers and screwed those in. I used my small framing square to help keep everything straight. I also measured the full distance of the width and divided by three to find my exact divider placements.
Now that the main cabinet was built, I went ahead and put the feet (process not pictured) on. I cut out 4x4 pieces of plywood, glued and nailed them to the 4 corners, then screwed the feet on.
For the face. I measured everything out and transferred that to my red oak hardwood pieces. I used pocket screws here as well.
Putting the face on helped bring this thing to life. I clamped it down and used glue, pocket screws and my nail gun to attach.
I knew what kind of trim I wanted, but couldn't find it anywhere, so I used my homemade router table to make my own. Here I also used red oak. Here's the bit I used.
Here's the trim on top and bottom. It really finishes the cabinet. I'm not totally happy with how far in the feet are, so I may find a way to push them out, but for now, they're ok.
For the doors, I'll do open slot mortises. This will leave a clean opening in the middle of the doors for the shutters I intend to build later.
I placed the boards flat on the table saw and cross cut the depth of my tenon using my sled.
To cut the rest of the material off the tenons, I made a tenon jig to accomplish consistent cuts. You can find out how to build one of these on Google and YouTube.
After they were all cut, each piece still needed to be cleaned up with the chisel because of the small bump left by the blade. This was the easy part.
I used my jig for the mortises as well. They fit with a tiny bit of play. This leaves room for the glue.
I dry fit the pieces together and set them in the doorways to make sure there's enough room for the hinges and shifting. All good.
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During the offseason, many in MLS take time to get away from the game, but LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane has chosen the opposite route—using the preseason as time to receive his UEFA A and B coaching credentials.
In an in-depth interview with his former Republic of Ireland teammate Kevin Kilbane in The Daily Mail, Keane touched on a variety of topics including his position with the Galaxy -- Keane describes himself as the team's "number 10" -- to the best XI players that have played alongside the Irishman. However, his interest in coaching after his playing days are over was the most enlightening.
"I just want it for when I do finish playing but I have just signed a two year contract and hopefully will play beyond that," Keane said. "I was apprehensive because you are out of your comfort zone but I was surprised when I got out there the first time and really enjoyed it. When you are on the training pitch you see things and as soon as I got out there and saw the picture I was surprised.
"It was a natural progression. What else am I going to do? I won't go down the media road, I enjoy it out there every day too much," Keane added. "I've been very vocal about ex-players being involved, we don't see it enough in Ireland but it is starting to happen in England and hopefully with this FAI course, others will get involved.
The LA Captain also discussed his former Tottenham Hotspur teammate Jermain Defoe's signing with Toronto FC, noting that he'll be faced with pressure from the outset to start due to his Designated Player status.
"[Designated Players] have to produce all the time and the lads there rely on you and look to you when it's not going well to score or create a goal, change the game, get it by the scruff of the neck," said Keane. "There, because of what you're getting paid with the wages structure, everything is about you. The press wants you all the time and you are the face of the team that brings pressure.
"They are reliant on him to score and they look at what he is getting paid, which is normal over there, and there comes expectations with those wages," Keane added.
The LA Galaxy opted against making a selection with the 72nd overall pick on Tuesday, being the lone team in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft to pass on making a selection in either of the final four rounds.
LA selected New Mexico defender Kyle Venter with the 23rd overall pick last week.
The LA Galaxy are moving ever closer to bolstering their midfield with the acquisition of Swedish midfielder Stefan Ishizaki.
A report in the Los Angeles Times on Monday cited an unnamed Galaxy team official who states that the club has a photocopy of a signed contract from the Swedish international. Ishizaki, 31, is expected to head to Southern California later this week to make the deal official. According to the official, the Galaxy were drawn to the midfielder due to his proficiency at delivering set pieces, a distinct problem for LA in 2013 as the club tallied just seven goals off dead ball opportunities.
When asked about the deal, Ishizaki stated that he has had prior interest from MLS clubs including Toronto FC and the Montreal Impact as well as American colleges when he was younger.
"The American way of living attracts me. When I was younger, I had offers for scholarships in the U.S," Ishizaki told reporters in Sweden on Monday. "It has to suit my family and it has to be an interesting team. There is always some cities of the world that you'd rather live in."
Ishizaki has spent the last eight seasons with Elfsborg while tallying 46 goals and 58 assists in 156 appearances for the Borås-based club.
The LA Galaxy have yet to start their preparations for the 2014 MLS Regular season, but the Galaxy's opponents for the 2013-14 CONCACAF Champions League Club Tijuana are in the midst of their Liga MX season.
Tijuana fell on Saturday 2-1 to Liga MX rival Pachuca to 1-1-1 in their first three matches of the season. Xolos host Monarcas Morelia on Friday at Estadio Calliente. Cristian Pellerano placed Xolos out in front six minutes into the match, but two second half goals from Los Tuzos' Emer Valencia and Walter Ayovi proved too much for Tijuana. Americans Herculez Gomez, Edgar Castillo, Joe Benny Corona, and Paul Arriola each made appearances in the defeat.
Meanwhile in other Liga MX news, Galaxy Homegrown forward Jose Villarreal has yet to make his first team debut for Cruz Azul after failing to make the game day roster during their 1-0 victory over Chiapas.
Highlights of Tijuana's defeat are below.
The LA Galaxy will have another chance to bolster their roster on Tuesday afternoon as the 2014 MLS SuperDraft comes to an end with the final two rounds.
Unlike the first two rounds which were held in Philadelphia last week, the final two rounds will take place via conference call on Tuesday. The Galaxy hold just a single pick in the final two rounds, the 72nd overall selection in the fourth round, which was acquired in the deal that sent goalkeeper Bill Guadette to the New York Red Bulls.
Both of LA's natural selections in the third and fourth rounds were dealt away in trades. The third round selection was sent to the Philadelphia Union as the conditional pick for forward Chandler Hoffman while the fourth round choice was traded away in 2010 to the Houston Dynamo to move up in Stage Two of the 2010 MLS Re-Entry Draft as the Galaxy went on to select Juan Pablo Angel.
Among the talent available in the final two rounds is a host of local players from Southern California colleges. Headlining the SoCal contingent is UC Irvine midfielder Enrique Cardenas, who was a former LA Galaxy Under-23 and 2013 Big West Midfielder of the Year, four-time All-Pac 12 selection Victor Chavez, a forward out of UCLA, and UCSB defensive midfielder Fifi Balden. All three players were projected by many to be late first or early second round selections.
For more potential selections, MLSsoccer.com has provided a list of the best available players at each position.
Bruce Arena told reporters earlier this week that the LA Galaxy are nearing a deal with a foreign wide player and according to reports out of Sweden, the Galaxy are closing in on the signature of 31-year-old Swedish winger Stefan Ishizaki.
According to Fotbollskanalen.se's Olof Lundh (who some of you might remember as the man who broke the story of Christian Wilhelmsson's move to the Galaxy back in 2012), LA is nearing a deal with the wide midfielder who is currently with IF Elfsborg in the Swedish first division (Allsvenskan). A right midfielder, Ishizaki tallied two goals in 27 appearances for Elfsborg during the 2013 season, making a total of 25 starts.
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On Thursday, the LA Galaxy added depth to their centerback corps by drafting Kyle Venter with the 23rd overall selection.
The LA Galaxy placed a photo gallery on their official Facebook page of all the lead up to the draft pick.
Check it out below.
LA Galaxy Insider Interview: Bruce Arena expects intense forward competition with additions of Rob Friend and Samuel
The competition for minutes among the LA Galaxy forward corps promises to be heated after the club made two major additions over the past week.
Earlier this month, the Galaxy acquired Brazilian forward Samuel on loan from Brazilian club Fluminense and Canadian international Rob Friend to add further depth to the attck. Prior to the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, I caught up with Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena to discuss the additions as well as the implications of the Hector Jimenez trade.
Check it out below.
PHILADELPHIA – The LA Galaxy have been wheeling and dealing over the last two weeks and don't expect them to stop there.
On Wednesday, Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena told LA Galaxy Insider that the club was hoping to add another player to their roster over the last two weeks to fill the spot vacated by Hector Jimenez who was traded to the Columbus Crew on Monday. Ahead of Thursday's MLS SuperDraft even more details emerged as the Washington Post's Steve Goff reported that LA had secured the signature of a foreign wide midfielder. The position of the unnamed player is of particular interest as wide depth is a concern for the Galaxy heading into preseason with just three players (Landon Donovan, Robbie Rogers and Gyasi Zardes) expected to fight for the two starting spots on the flanks.
Although Arena refused to give any details on the player's identity, he believes that the new signing will add to roster that is starting to take shape ahead of the preseason.
"We think that we'll get someone over the next week and hopefully strengthen our team as well," Arena told reporters.
"We're getting close to where we want to be with our roster," Arena later added. "There can always be a change or two but we're getting close."
PHILADELPHIA - The LA Galaxy got a little deeper at center back on Thursday by drafting New Mexico defender Kyle Venter with the 23rd overall pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft.
I spoke to Venter and Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena for about the defender's Galaxy connections for LAGalaxy.com. In addition, I spoke to both about where the New Mexico defender fits into LA's system.
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India: delightful, appalling
I just returned from a week in India, my first time there. I edited down from 1350 pictures to a mere 302, and I give you my usual warning ... 50% of them are not about coffee. Additionally, it's all my opinion. I also wrote a little essay about the contrast in India between things delightful and appalling. I also picked up a lot of information in our meetings with the director of the Coffee Board of India, and the Central Coffee Research Station. But here's a link to the photos on the temp. site in our new format ... or here's the html link on our site, which loads a bit faster. Ironically, I ate tons of incredible food and had no queasiness in India, but got totally sick on something in Amsterdam. Okay, maybe it was the raw meat hamburger I ate at the big soccer game I went to. Anyway, I have to get back into this time zone, and will be heading off to cup Costa Ricas in 7 days. -Tom


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Yeah, I know.
It's trite.
But what the heck, My caipirinha tells me: do it.
Why did the chicken cross the road?
Kindergarten Teacher:
To get to the other side.
It is the nature of chickens to cross roads.
Saddam Hussein:
This was an unprovoked act of rebellion and we were quite justified in dropping 50 tons of nerve gas on it.
Because of an excess of phlegm in its pancreas.
Martin Luther King, Jr.:
I envision a world where all chickens will be free to cross roads without having their motives called into question.
And God came down from the Heavens, and He said unto the chicken, "Thou shalt cross the road." And the chicken crossed the road, and there was much rejoicing.
Richard M. Nixon:
I just want to make one thing perfectly clear. The chicken did not cross the road. I repeat, the chicken did NOT cross the road.
The point is that the chicken crossed the road. Who cares why? The end of crossing the road justifies whatever motive there was.
The fact that you are at all concerned that the chicken crossed the road reveals your underlying sexual insecurity.
Steve Ballmer:
We have just released the new Chicken Office 2013, which will not only cross roads, but will lay eggs, file your important documents, and balance your checkbook.
Oliver Stone:
The question is not, "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Rather, it is, "Who was crossing the road at the same time, whom we overlooked in our haste to observe the chicken crossing?"
Chickens, over great periods of time, have been naturally selected in such a way that they are now genetically disposed to cross roads.
Whether the chicken crossed the road or the road moved beneath the chicken depends on your frame of reference.
Asking this question denies your own chicken nature.
Ralph Waldo Emerson:
The chicken did not cross the road . . . it transcended it.
Ernest Hemingway:
To die. In the rain.
The chicken does not exist.
Colonel Sanders:
I missed one?


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'Copyright/Sharing/Ownership'Event Details: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., April 23, Doisy Research Center
The Office of Research Integrity will host "Copyright/Sharing/Ownership" from 10 a.m. to noon Monday, April 23, in room 3040 in the Doisy Research Center. This will be the last workshop of the 2012 spring semester.
This will be the last workshop of the fall semester and will include a panel of faculty members representing different disciplines and areas of expertise on the topic and aims to be both educational and engaging.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have established new training requirements in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) for programs supporting research training, career development or research education.
As a reminder, all graduate and undergraduate students, post-doctoral fellows and trainees supported by research funds from NIH and/or NSF are required to complete RCR online modules through Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) and a minimum of eight hours of face-to-face RCR training.
In order to confer credit for attendance, RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
For additional information on future workshops, instructions for CITI RCR training and policy requirements, please visit the SLU RCR website.
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If you're really that worried, why not set your own up, assuming you don't need something too intensive?
Otherwise, i'm happy with GMail. The whole privacy invasion thing is getting a little bit old now.
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That IS truly amazing. Sign me up! I'm happy you've never had problems. It's the only ISP / mail provider I've ever had anyone tell me (or I've personally experienced) that after a # of yrs, NEVER had a problem w/ accts becoming locked or PWs that suddenly "don't work" or accts got spoofed / hacked. But, I'm also sure there are LOTS of AT&T DSL (AND GMX email) customers that NEVER had to have BOTH their DSL & master email PWs reset - several times - by tech support. But I have & it was never "my fault." Always "system glitches," or "unknown reasons," so they said. The fact that you've never needed a PW reset on Lavabit proves nothing, least of all that it never happens - to others. Statistically - it's almost a certainty it will happen to some, eventually. If Lavabit was THAT good, they'd be the # 1 provider. They may be better than most, but there are humans designing & running their system.
Forgive me ,but your assuming alot of problems right at the get-go . As far as other providers data problems ,beats me. All I know is , I have used them for over 3 years without a single glitch .
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Romney's Other Health-Care Contradiction
In vowing this morning to do what the Supreme Court didn't—repeal Obamacare—Mitt Romney trotted out all his arguments against the newly constitutionally sanctioned health-care law. Among them were these two points: First, that Obamacare would cause 20 million Americans to lose their health insurance, and second, that it would be a job-killer to boot.
Problem is, these two arguments directly contradict each other.
The 20 million Americans who presumably would lose their health insurance would do so because their employers would decide to cease offering it, letting their employees fend for themselves on the health-insurance exchanges. Why would these employers opt to do that? The only conceivable reason is that it would be cheaper for them to do that. And if it were cheaper for them to do that, they'd then have more money to hire more employees, creating rather than killing jobs.
You can argue, with serial implausibility, that Obamacare will cause millions to lose their health insurance or that it's a job-killer. You can't argue both.
With today's ruling, the fate of President Barack Obama's health-care reform will be up to the voters in November's election. For voters who hate Obama and all he stands for, that's one more reason to go to the polls—but those voters are probably going to the polls in any event. If Romney decides to ride this issue, it's not clear he'll gain anymore votes than he already has locked up. He may motivate some Republicans who don't particularly care for him but will vote out of their hatred of Obama to care for him somewhat more. (Polling shows that a higher percentage of pro-Obama voters support the president because they like him more than pro-Romney voters like Romney.) But I doubt that raising his positives among voters who are already determined to vote for him anyway matters.
Republicans will doubtless exploit the Court's upholding the mandate under the Congress's power to tax rather than under the Constitution's commerce clause. There's that T-word again! It's unlikely that more than a couple percent of the American people, those with incomes adequate enough to decline to buy insurance, will ever be subject to that tax, but you can count on Republicans to depict it as a mass confiscation worthy of Lenin. Obama and the Democrats need to be able to counter this with real numbers—in Massachusetts, the one state that has already adopted a similar law, just 1 percent of taxpayers are subject to the penalty—even as they focus on the benefits most Americans will derive from the law, which was the tack the president took in his statement this morning.
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It is important to note that all government spending and taxation have as their purpose the social welfare. In our kleptocracy, however, this has been perverted into opportunities for looting society and channeling wealth to elites and kleptocrats.
Roberts wrote the opinion and the majority was comprised of Roberts, Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan. I want to underline this because the opinion is very much a victory for the corporations and illustrates the corporatist nature of the so-called liberal wing of the Court.
With a Roberts' opinion, I expect it to be well written with good documentation, and legal thinking that looks superficially good but on further consideration is trite and reflects his political biases.
That said, Roberts is correct that both the government's Commerce Clause and Necessary and Proper Clause arguments fail. Obamacare sought to force a group of Americans (the uninsured) into commerce (buying insurance). Its intent was not to regulate commerce but, first to create commerce and then regulate it.
The Constitution gives Congress the power to do certain things in certain areas of the national life. The Necessary and Proper Clause is the grant of Constitutional authority to write laws in those areas. This is where things begin to go haywire in the Roberts opinion. Roberts could have just said that if the Commerce Clause is inapplicable with regard to the individual mandate, then its enabling legislation goes by the boards as well. Or put more simply if Congress doesn't have the authority to write legislation in a certain area, then it can't write legislation in that area.
But Roberts says something tellingly different. He says yes, the individual mandate is necessary to Obamacare but its mandatory nature is not proper to the enumerated power of Congress (I would assume this means the Commerce Clause) to write legislation in this area. Again this statement is superfluous because Roberts has already thrown out the Commerce Clause argument, unless Roberts means to go somewhere else with it. And he does.
Roberts, you have to understand, is a past master of the sophistic argument. He needs a justification for the universal application of the individual mandate, and he finds one in the Taxing Clause. He does this even though he acknowledges that the Affordable Care Act law specifically calls the penalty for not buying insurance a "penalty" not a tax. Not to be hindered by anything so minor as the black letter of the law, Roberts says forget what it's called. If it acts like a tax, that is the IRS collects it, it's a tax. That the purpose is to force people to buy insurance is, for Roberts, beside the point.
Now consider this a minute and the sophistry behind it. Roberts thought that the mandate's universal application (and penalty) under both the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause represented a vast and inadmissible expansion of Congressional power. But call it a tax, have the IRS collect it, and he has no problem with it. Under this kind of reasoning you could penalize anyone for almost anything. You could penalize all voting age adults for not having a photo voter ID, tea drinkers for not drinking coffee, cat owners for not being dog owners. If the purpose doesn't matter, which is Roberts' position, there really is no limit to this. Any group could be penalized for not behaving like some other group.
Nor do I think subtracting out the purpose of the penalty is accidental or incidental for Roberts. The whole rationale behind the mandate and its penalties is to force people to buy a product from a private corporation. And no, this is not like car insurance. It is not saying that if you drive, you must have insurance. It is saying that even if you don't own a car, even if you don't have a license, you must still buy car insurance or face a penalty. You see the characterization of the individual mandate penalty as a tax is completely at odds with its purpose. The tax is being levied against those who do not or refuse to engage in commerce with a private corporation. What kind of a tax is that?
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I agree with the all the right wing opposition to the individual mandate, it is an inefficient and bad way to work toward universal health insurance. What else would one expect from a Heritage Foundation idea! What we need is Medicare for all instead of a Rube Goldberg plan to subsidize the for profit private insurance industry.
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This practical application of the permit required Confined Space course enables participants to demonstrate competency in evaluating and abating hazards associated with working in confined spaces. The entry plans and rescue procedures developed during the theoretical portion of the class will be implemented and evaluated through practical/hands on demonstration to ensure participants can competently and safely manage confined space work in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146.
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Intel and Apple just announced the new 10Gbps Thunderbolt interface this week and one of the leading makers of storage devices, LaCie immediately followed the announcement by announcing its new LaCie Little Big Disk, which the company claims as its first portable drive equipped with the breakthrough Intel-developed Thunderbolt technology. The announced device will come with two 250GB Intel 510 series SSDs in order to complement the high-speed data transfer rate Thunderbolt offers, the SSDs will be preconfigured as a Striped RAID Set for enhanced performance.
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Spain is famous around the world for flamenco, an alluring art form, which combines dancing and handclapping with acoustic guitar, singing, and chanting. Barbie doll celebrates this rich cultural heritage in a stunning red and black dress accented with a black veil cascading down her back and a red rose at her waist. Large necklace and earrings add to the doll's ethnic appeal, as does exotic face paint.
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Would you like to see more of Panama?
Actually there's a lot to visit, because I just got to this wonderful city a few days ago. But I would love to see the Panama Canal up and close.
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A Windows interface to the DOE-2.1E energy simulation program. Through the graphical interface, users construct a model of the building's geometry using standard block shapes, using a built-in drawing tool, or importing DXF files. Building systems are defined through a point-and-click interface. A library of constructions, fenestrations, systems and operating schedules is included, and the user can add custom elements as well.
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Allows rapid development of energy simulations, dramatically reducing the time required to build a DOE-2 model. Specifying the building geometry is much faster than other comparable software, making VisualDOE useful for schematic design studies of the building envelope or HVAC systems. Uses DOE-2 as the simulation engine--an industry standard that has been shown to be accurate; implements DOE-2's daylighting calculations; allows input in SI or IP units; imports CADD data to define thermal zones. For advanced users, allows editing of equipment performance curves. Displays a 3D image of the model to help verify accuracy. Allows simple management of up to 99 design alternatives. Experienced DOE-2 users can use VisualDOE to create input files, modify them, and run them from within the program. The interface is designed to be able to incorporate other energy simulation engines like EnergyPlus. A live update program can be used to check and install latest updates via the internet. Responsive technical support is provided. Periodic training sessions are available.
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Elvis® — The King of Rock 'n Roll™
Commemorating the 25th anniversary of Elvis' passing, the King of Rock 'n Roll® is back, and looking better than ever! This Elvis® doll wears a original gold lamé suit with a holographic foil dot print around the lapel, pockets, and down the side of his pants, a version of the outfit he wore during his successful 1957 Chicago performance. He's wearing a silvery shirt with silver ruffles and collar, and a golden ribbon bowtie. Even his shoes are golden! Doll comes with a "microphone" and album plaque commemorating his gold, platinum or multi-platinum awards.
Elvis, Elvis Presley, and The King of Rock 'n Roll are registered trademarks with the USPTO. © Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.
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Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate deposition disease (CPPD) is a build up of calcium crystals in the joints. These crystals cause inflammation in the joints, which causes arthritis like conditions known as:
- Pseudoosteoarthritis
- Pseudogout
- Pseudorheumatoid arthritis
Over time the inflammation can cause damage to the tissue inside the joint and lead to pain and chronic disability. CPPD can be managed with medical care.
It is not known what causes these calcium pyrophosates to form, but genetics appears to play a role.
Risk Factors
Increasing age is the most common factor that may increase your chance of getting CPPD. Other factors include:
- Family members with CPPD
- Previous joint damage
- Osteoarthritis
- Hypothyroidism —an underactive thyroid
- Hemochromatosis —excess iron storage
- Overactive parathyroid glands
- Hypercalcemia—excess calcium in the blood
- Low magnesium levels in the blood
In most cases, CPPD does not lead to symptoms. Symptoms may come and go in acute attacks called flare-ups.
Pseudoosteoarthritis symptoms are the most common type, especially in the knee. Symptoms may be on both sides of the body, but are generally worse on one side. Pseudoosteoarthritis may cause:
- Joint degeneration that worsens over time
- Joint misalignment and deformity
- Periodic swelling may be seen in chronic cases
Pseudogout symptoms occur more frequently in the knee, but can occur in other joints as well. There may be periods of time when there are no symptoms. Attacks of pseudogout may be spontaneous, or may be brought on by surgery, or illness. Pseudogout may cause:
- Sudden, intense pain in one joint
- Warmth, redness, and swelling
- Fever
- Joint damage from the breakdown of cartilage, which can lead to chronic pain
Pseudorheumatoid arthritis symptoms occur least frequently and affect both sides of the body. Pseudorheumatoid arthritis may cause:
- Joint swelling
- Morning stiffness in the joints
- Fatigue
- Joint deformities
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Tests can be used to diagnose CPPD, or to rule out other conditions.
Tests may include:
There is no cure for CPPD and nothing is available to dissolve the crystal deposits that already exist.
Treatment of CPPD is focused on managing the discomfort during flare-ups. Without treatment, the pain and discomfort of CPPD will go away on its own within days to weeks.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Rest, ice, and elevation may help relieve some pain. Other treatment options may include:
Medication may help to decrease inflammation, pain, and stiffness. Medications may include:
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- Corticosteroids
- Gout medications that change the way the body reacts to the crystals
Additional procedures may be needed if home care and medications are not effective. Additional procedures may include:
- Corticosteroid shots—injected directly into the affected joint to decrease inflammation
- Arthrocentesis—to remove excess fluid and crystals
- Surgery—to repair or replace any damaged joints
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Liner Notes › The Who By Numbers
Liner notes by Chris Charlesworth [with additions in brackets by Brian Cady]
Produced by Glyn Johns [the first Who recording produced solely by Johns; previously he had only been listed as "associate producer" to The Who] at the Shepperton Sound Stage on Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio. [the original album says it was produced at Ramport Studios, Island Mobile and Eel Pie Studios, mixed at Island Studios and Sunset Sound and mastered by Doug Sax at the Mastering Lab, Los Angeles]
Cover Drawing by John Entwistle. [John: "The cover only took me an hour, but the dots took about three hours. I took it down to the studio while we were mixing and got the worst artist in the room to fill it in. Discovered I'd left two inside legs out."]
All the tracks on The Who By Numbers were recorded at the Shepperton Sound Stage on Ronnie Lane's mobile studio during April and May of 1975. Recording began with a jam session on April 4, continued throughout May and overdubs were done in June. Mixing was done at Island Records' Basing Street Studios in London's Notting Hill during July and August.
Released as Polydor 2490 129 [as part of their break with Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp's management, The Who refused to release this record on their own Track label] on October 18, 1975. It reached #7 in the U.K. It hit the U.S. charts as MCA 2161 on October 25, 1975 and reached #8. [The RIAA gave the record "gold" status for 500,000 in U.S. sales on December 10, 1975. It was upgraded to "platinum," 1 million in sales, in 1993.]
The first vinyl pressings in the
U.K. were individually numbered on the back cover. [Pete, who was suffering from
writer's block during much of the period he wrote this album, later said The Who
recorded practically every song he had written for The Who By Numbers.
Other songs written around this time were "To Barney Kessell," a jazz guitar
instrumental released on Pete's Scoop album and "Girl In A Suitcase"
which was submitted to The Who and rejected. It later appeared on Pete's
Another Scoop album.]
However Much I Booze 5'07
"Squeeze Box" was originally intended for a Who television special planned for 1974 where the song was to be performed by The Who accompanied by 100 topless lady accordianists! Backed with "Success Story", it was released first in the U.S. November 22nd, 1975 in the middle of the 1975 North American tour. It reached #16 in the Billboard charts and #11 in the Cash Box charts. It also spent 16 weeks in the Billboard Top 100 singles chart, the longest for any Who single. When I saw them play this live in 1975, Pete and Roger rocked their hips back and forth during the "in and out" part leaving no doubt as to the meaning! Dropped from the live act after 1976 but resurfaced in 1982. "Squeeze Box" was also recorded country-style by Laura Branigan and Freddy Fender.]
Dreaming From The Waist 4'05
Imagine A Man 4'02
They Are All In Love 2'59
Blue Red and Grey 2'46
How Many Friends 4'03
In A Hand Or A Face 3'20
[The three bonus tracks were all
recorded live at Swansea Football Ground June 12, 1976 by producer Glyn Johns on
the Ronnie Lane Mobile Studio. It was later broadcast on Capitol Radio's
programme Your Mother Wouldn't Like It after which it appeared and
continues to appear on many bootlegs. It was the last Who concert with Keith
Moon in the U.K. before a paying audience.]
Dreaming From The Waist 4'57
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NFUZD Audio @Winter NAMM 2015
NFUZD Audio shows us the Inspire Series drum set, a collection of electronic pads that fit over your acoustic drum kit.
Sakae @ Winter NAMM 2015
Sakae brings out the big guns with The Almighty drum kits.
RBH Drums @ Winter NAMM 2015
We take a look at RBH Drums' brand spankin' new drums.
RotoDruM @ Winter NAMM 2015
RotoDruM is on a mission to solve drummer problems. Whether it's adjusting the size of your kit to fit the style of music you're playing, or finding a multiple-purpose case that fits your entire drum kit, RotoDruM has figured out how to do it.
SKB Cases @ Winter NAMM 2015
SKB unveils the big brother to the 3315, medium-sized, hardware case — the 4216W.
Jambé @ Winter NAMM 2015
Jambé is a 10-zone drum pad with some unique features to up your electronic drum game.
TRX Cymbals @ Winter NAMM 2015
TRX notices the trend of darker, thinner, classic-sounding cymbals and follows the drummers' leads instead of dictating what the new craze will be.
MCD Percussion @ Winter NAMM 2015
MCD shows us their Optimal Sound series kit.
Acoutin Custom Drums @ Winter NAMM 2015
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Another silver set, just one left to receive! Both bronze sets, the rare voyage home bop, orange coloured marauder, generations bop, original gray borg cube, uss voyager which is darker and made of different plastic & the rarest of them all the elusive enterprise e.
Sorry to dig this up after such a long time but I'm currently collecting these and almost have them all but this darker voyager you speak of is the very first I've heard of if having a different variant.
I've been able to get every other variant ship other than the lighter Borg cube but it's an easy one to get from what I can tell.
The list of ships I've been going by is from the following link. It just doesn't include the bronze or pewter sets. http://www.teddybear...TMMpictures.htm
Can you if your still around provide a picture of these 2 voyagers side by side to help with my search and other collectors as well?
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National Geographic Guide to National Parks of the U.S., 7th Edition offers comprehensive information on the crown jewels of the national park systemthe 58 scenic national parks that conserve and protect the flora and fauna in some of our nation's last wilderness areas.
This guide helps travelers design custom trips depending on the time and interests they have. The parks are grouped region by region so that vacationers can plan trips to one or more central location. Each chapter is introduced by a map and a geographical profile, followed by the parks in alphabetical order. Individual parks start with a portrait of the natural wonders available, their history, and the ecological setting and stresses they face.
A practical "How to Get There" follows with suggestions on when best to visit and a "How to Visit" section with advice on which activities to engage in, how much time to provide for each, and how to savor the beauty of the place. After the descriptions, each park has an "Information & Activities" page with detailed visitor information, including the location of the visitor centers, the fees, pet guidance, special advisories, camping, and lodging details. Suggested brief, nearby excursions are provided to encourage the traveler to explore beyond the park boundaries.
National Geographic Kids National Parks Guide U.S.A. is the perfect way to bring the fun and amazement of these majestic places to kids. Divided by region, (Northeast & Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West), this guide is both accessible and tons of fun. Full-color photographs and layering of information make facts jump off the page. Features include tips on exploration, information about animals, sidebars, checklists, fun facts, maps, cool things to do, and much more. Conservation information, a "find out more" section, glossary, and index add ample back matter to round out this book.
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Endoscopic Ultrasound Center - North Las Vegas, NV
North Las Vegas Gastroenterologist Doctors for Endoscopic Ultrasound
Type of Physician: Gastroenterologist
What is a Gastroenterologist?
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners focus on the stomach, intestines, colon, liver, and gallbladder (digestive organs). The gastroenterologist treats conditions such as abdominal pain, ulcers, diarrhea, cancer, and jaundice and they consult with surgeons when abdominal operations are indicated.
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