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Mitt Romney, Servant of the Right
The defining feature of the Republican presidential primaries was the constant Sturm und Drang over Mitt Romney's ability to win Republican voters. Pundits claimed that Romney had a "ceiling" with conservatives in the party, and opponents like former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum routinely assailed the front-runner as a candidate whose commitment to conservatism was short-lived and inauthentic—a human "Etch A Sketch," in the words of Romney's own campaign spokesperson.
But when Romney locked up the nomination after months of bitter fighting, the party promptly came together behind him. Santorum, Romney's main competitor, dropped out of the race on April 10. One week later, polls showed that 90 percent of Republican voters supported Romney against Barack Obama—identical to the number of Democrats who said they backed the president.
What drove the quick embrace of the former Massachusetts governor? It wasn't love; conservatives aren't thrilled with Romney, even as they prepare to support him. But they aren't objecting to a marriage of convenience. Grover Norquist, founder of the anti-tax Americans for Tax Reform, explained Romney's acceptability in his speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference in February. "We just need a president who can sign the legislation that the Republican House and Senate pass," he said. "We don't need someone to think. We need someone with enough digits on one hand to hold a pen."
Romney's appeal is that he can win a general election. The right has controlled the Republican Party for years, and all it needs is a titular leader to implement its policies. If conservatives could elect a corpse, they would, but because the Constitution requires a warm body, they'll make do with Romney. What they want is a front man for their ideas, and throughout his campaign, Romney has been happy to oblige. His domestic-policy proposals are perfectly attuned to right-wing orthodoxy: "Repeal Obama-care." "Repeal Dodd-Frank." "Eliminate Title X family--planning programs benefiting groups like Planned Parenthood." "Return federal programs to the states."
It's tempting to dismiss this as pandering. Many political observers expect Romney to adjust his rhetoric for the general election. But the presumptive nominee has done nothing to moderate his message for the fall. In a speech to the National Rifle Association on April 13, Romney held on to the conservatism he espoused during the primaries. "Instead of expanding the government," he declared, "I will shrink it. Instead of raising taxes, I will cut them. Instead of adding regulations, I will scale them back."
Romney is running for president as a right-wing Republican with right-wing ideas, and it is absurd to think that he would suddenly revert to the Mitt who governed Massachusetts. Even if he wanted to, he would first have to contend with a conservative movement that sees itself as the dominant partner in this relationship. "If the Republicans take the Senate, I definitely think you'll see Romney have to follow what the House and Senate are doing," says Brendan Steinhauser, director of federal and state campaigns for FreedomWorks, one of the largest organizations in the Tea Party orbit. "Our goal is to drive that, so that we have more conservatives in the Senate, and we're setting the agenda."
If conservatives expect to set the agenda—and if Romney, as president, wants to maintain their support—then he can't govern from the center. Nor does he plan to.
Romney's agenda mirrors that of House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, the Ayn Rand acolyte and anti-tax crusader from Wisconsin who, over the past two years, has crafted the blueprint for Republican domestic policy. "As president," Romney has said, "I look forward to working with Chairman Ryan and his House Republican colleagues to pass bold reforms that restore America's promise."
What do those reforms look like?
On the tax side, Romney promises a litany of tax reductions, beginning with a permanent extension of the George W. Bush tax cuts. Individual income-tax rates would go down, capital-gains taxes would diminish, the estate tax would vanish, and corporate taxes would drop to 25 percent (from the current level of 35 percent). He has vowed to phase out every tax policy related to both the stimulus and the Affordable Care Act.
"By reducing the tax on the next dollar of income earned by all taxpayers, we will encourage hard work, risk-taking, and productivity by allowing Americans to keep more of what they earn," the former governor said in a February speech in Detroit. In an editorial for The Wall Street Journal, Romney made a bolder claim: His tax plan could "create 2.5 million jobs in less than two years."
The campaign has not provided evidence for either assertion, and past experience suggests that tax reductions are not good medicine for job growth. The Bush cuts, for example, were followed by the slowest job expansion since World War II. Although the economic situation is dramatically worse than it was when Bush took office, Romney intends to reduce taxes even more for high-income earners. You could plausibly say that Romney intends to grow the economy with the old-time magic of trickle-down economics.
He makes no attempt to square the circle on tax cuts and deficits. According to an analysis by the Urban Institute–Brookings Institution Tax Policy Center, Romney's plan would add tremendously to the deficit. Extending the Bush cuts would cost the federal government $480 billion per year; Romney's additional "tax relief" would cost another $420 billion. Under a Romney presidency, the federal government would lose $9 trillion in revenue over the next decade in order to lower taxes for the wealthiest Americans.
To make up for the lost revenue, Romney has said that he will eliminate the mortgage-interest deduction for higher-income earners as well as deductions for state and local taxes. At most, however, that will raise $31 billion, a minuscule sum by comparison.
Romney's tax plan excels in one way: exacerbating income inequality. As measured by the Gini Index, a comprehensive and widely used measure of income inequality, the United States ranks near the worst of developed countries in terms of inequality. The wealthiest Americans have seen their incomes explode over the last decade, to the point where the top 1 percent of households earn close to a quarter of all income.
The federal tax code is directly related to the level of income inequality. A progressive tax code, which reduces the after-tax income of wealthy Americans by a greater share than that of their lower--income counterparts, bends inequality downward. Flatter taxes, by contrast, tend to maintain the pre-tax distribution of income.
Romney's plan drastically flattens the tax code. It would decrease the top rate to 28 percent and yield more than 6 percent in additional after-tax income for the wealthiest Americans. At the same time, the burden for everyone else would go up, because Romney plans to end stimulus-related tax breaks for working and middle-class Americans. He consistently says that he won't "apologize" for his wealth. What he will do, however, is keep wealth with the wealthy.
Like his tax proposals, Romney's spending plan flows out of his broader diagnosis of the economy: High taxes reduce economic freedom, and high spending keeps the economy from flourishing. In his words, "This administration thinks our economy is struggling because the stimulus was too small. The truth is we're struggling because our government is too big."
The broad strokes of his spending plan (as well as Paul Ryan's most recent budget) were inspired by "Cut, Cap, and Balance," a pledge crafted by the Tea Party group Let Freedom Ring. The pledge, which Romney signed, asked candidates to reduce the budget, cap federal spending (Romney says he'll limit it to 20 percent of gross domestic product, down from 23 percent), and pass a balanced-budget amendment.
This isn't negotiable. House Republicans passed a "Cut, Cap, and Balance" plan last summer, and conservatives are counting on Romney to get it through Congress, even if it requires valuable political capital. "I expect him to champion 'Cut, Cap, and Balance,' and I expect him to drive it through Congress," says Colin Hanna, president of Let Freedom Ring.
Since Romney's tax proposal would cost billions of dollars in revenue, lawmakers would have to do a tremendous amount of slashing to meet his goals. In his speech to the American Society of News Editors on April 3, President Obama minced no words about what this budget would mean. "It is thinly veiled social Darwinism," he said. Starting in 2014, Obama said, more than 200,000 children would be eliminated from Head Start. Two million mothers and children would be kicked out of programs that ensure them access to healthy food. National parks would close, regulators would be fired, and funding for medical research would end.
After making these remarks, Obama was accused of election-year fearmongering. But the truth is that the president might have understated the extent to which Romney has proposed a radical attack on the basic functions of government.
Romney wants to set defense spending at 4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP)—slightly higher than it is already. According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, if lawmakers were to set defense spending at 4 percent and enact Romney's tax reductions but not balance the budget, they would have to cut all non-defense programs—including Social Security and Medicare—by an average of 19.6 percent in 2016 in order to cap spending at 20 percent of GDP. Overall, under those parameters, government would shrink by $6.5 trillion over eight years.
This is the least Romney's plan would do. As Obama warned, it would have a devastating effect on safety-net programs. The reductions to food stamps would throw millions out of the program. Disabled veterans would lose their payments, and government would have to gut benefits for the poor and disabled. Hundreds of thousands would be pushed to the furthest depths of poverty. If you include Romney's promise to protect Social Security and Medicare—a nod to the Republican Party's graying base—you would have no choice but to double the decreases to the non-defense discretionary budget, which is everything the government spends after Social Security, Medicare, and the military.
To meet all of Romney's fiscal goals—and a balanced budget—policymakers would have to make the most draconian cuts in the nation's history. Over eight years, they would have to slash $10 trillion from the non-defense discretionary budget, or a whopping 81 percent.
This would pay for Romney's large tax cuts for the rich—with a little left over—but the cost to ordinary Americans would be catastrophic. Pell grants? Gone. Aid to needy families? Gone. Medicaid? Gone. Environmental protection? Gone. Food stamps? Gone. Unemployment insurance? Gone. Under Romney, the federal government would return to the skeletal state of the pre–New Deal era. What's more, we could say goodbye to an economic recovery. The shock from these measures would cost the economy more than four million jobs through 2014. In describing this bloodbath, Robert Greenstein, president of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, wrote that "the ensuing increase in poverty and destitution would almost certainly surpass anything in our country's recent history." The effect on economic mobility would be just as disastrous. Already, upward mobility in the U.S. has fallen below European levels.
On the campaign trail, Romney has repeatedly attacked social programs as government "dependency," promising instead to create an "opportunity society" with lower taxes and small government. But federal redistributive programs have been key in helping citizens get ahead. By supporting low-income families, providing children with health care and early education, rewarding the work of lower earners, and making college more affordable, the federal government provides a foundation for people to better themselves.
Paul Ryan has famously called for a "social safety net, not a hammock." He has a kindred spirit in the Republicans' presidential standard-bearer. Romney's plans would shred the safety net and leave most Americans in a world where mobility is a long shot and poverty a constant presence.
It's not hard to see why many Americans associate Mitt Romney with moderation. As governor, he pioneered health-care reform, supported cap-and-trade climate legislation, accommodated Massachusetts's liberal abortion laws, and stood by as the state legalized same-sex marriage. His centrist image was reinforced in this year's primaries, with Newt Gingrich attacking him as a "Massachusetts moderate," Rick Santorum equating him to Barack Obama, and Jon Huntsman—whose demeanor belied a strongly conservative record—describing him as a "well-oiled weather vane."
Most pundits will grant that Romney is a conservative. But they maintain that, if elected, he'll govern as a problem solver rather than an ideologue. It's what he once was, and for them, it's what he still is. Democratic cries of radicalism are just the usual pabulum of a presidential election. Obama "is building a case for re-election that rests almost exclusively on the evils of the opposition," Ross Douthat wrote in The New York Times.
It's true that, under the right circumstances, Romney could revert to the pragmatism he's eschewed while running for president. If Democrats control the Senate, as they did in the first years of George W. Bush's presidency, Romney would have to accommodate their presence, lest he do nothing at all.
The real world could also intrude. If unemployment remains around 8 percent—as projected by the Obama administration—Romney might need to adopt fiscal stimulus in addition to his planned tax cuts. His campaign team, however, insists that wouldn't be necessary. "The positive stimulative effects of permanent tax cuts are significant enough," says Kevin Hassett, a scholar with the American Enterprise Institute and a Romney economic adviser.
You might even count on a little partisan pragmatism from congressional Republicans. "Don't assume that a Republican couldn't get away with spending increases," says budget analyst Stan Collender, a former staffer on both the House and Senate budget committees. "In much the same way that Republicans can increase the deficit in ways Democrats can't, Romney coming in and saying we need to get unemployment down could easily [lead to] a stimulus package with spending increases that Republicans would never agree to with a Democratic president." For evidence, look no further than the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008, which was crafted by congressional Republicans, supported by GOP leaders (including Paul Ryan), and signed by President George W. Bush.
But the Republican Party is a different beast than it was four years ago. With the rise of the Tea Party and the transformative 2010 midterms, Republicans have become openly hostile to compromise and pragmatic problem solving. They believe in unalloyed ideology as a winning electoral strategy. Romney can try to persuade them to yield, but it's hard to imagine that his efforts would be able to sway lawmakers who were willing to let the country default last summer just to prove a point.
Moreover, Mitt Romney has changed. The Massachusetts moderate disappeared six years ago, when he first began his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. The Mitt Romney of today has been more than clear about his goals. He wants low taxes, smaller government, a weaker safety net, and a larger military. His rhetoric might change to meet the demands of the general election, but his policies will stay the same. Even if he wanted to edge toward the center, he's hemmed in by right-wing activists who will demand results, and congressional Republicans who expect to take the lead in policymaking. "We're not a cheerleading squad," Louisiana Republican Jeff Landry told The New York Times. "We're the conductor. We're supposed to drive the train."
These aren't idle expectations. If Romney wins the White House, it's a sure bet that Republicans will also win the Senate—Democrats are defending a disproportionately large number of seats this year—and maintain their majority in the House of Representatives. More important, Romney's agenda is almost entirely fiscal: cuts to taxes, cuts to entitlements, and cuts to domestic programs. All of this can be passed through budget reconciliation, which makes it immune to a filibuster. Republicans could force through their ideas without a single Democratic vote.
This gets to the overarching flaw with the belief that Romney will govern from the center-right. Political pragmatism isn't a stance in itself; it's a means to particular goals. Obama's pragmatism, for example, was exemplified in the Affordable Care Act, which traded giveaways to insurance companies in return for universal health insurance.
The modern Republican Party isn't trying to build a fairer or more equitable society, and it doesn't care for the interests of low- or middle-income Americans. To borrow from Paul Ryan, it stands for the "makers" against the "takers." It aims to gut government and give the spoils to the rich. In a sense, it seeks to revive the age of Calvin Coolidge, when government was small, inequality high, and the economy an exclusive playground for the wealthiest and most powerful Americans. If Mitt Romney is elected, the GOP will have a president who shares that vision.
When Romney and Obama cast this election as a choice between two competing visions, they're right. The 2012 campaign isn't a case of overblown rhetoric and minor differences; the winner of this battle will either protect the future American welfare state or set it on a path to destruction. His years as governor notwithstanding, Romney has fought for the better part of a decade to lead this rightward shift. If elected, his pragmatism will serve those goals. To expect anything else is to believe a fantasy.
Thu, 2012-05-17 17:24
After 36 years as a professional, I lost my job to a private equity firm the day after the Bush bailouts. I don't even want to hear this man's voice or see his face and I am terrified that he has a chance to be elected as President of the Malignant States of America.
To paraphrase Camera Obscura:
Let's get out of this country...
We'll pick berries and recline
Let's hit the road dear friend of mine
Wave goodbye to our thankless jobs
We'll drive for miles maybe never turn off
We'll find a cathedral city you can be handsome I'll be pretty
What does this city have to offer me?
Everyone else thinks it's the bees knees
What does this city have to offer me?
I just can't see
I just can't see
Fri, 2012-05-18 14:48
The Republicans are trying to change the fundamental supports available to citizens of this country. The Democrats are fostering this fear in the media as a call to their policy, "We are the only rational choice." Yet their policies favor the wealthy, keep us at war and repress individual freedoms and our rights to privacy. They have been lame in countering the Republicans and by seeking bipartisan proposals from the NO party, wasted years with ineffectual countering of their policies. They alxo have a great lack of organization within the Democratic party. The world is not left and right, white and black, there is a whole range of grays and colors that are not truly expressed or represented by either party.
Sat, 2012-05-19 11:43
Sat, 2012-05-19 12:42
As I understand it, the president's job it to faithfully execute the laws and to act as commander-in-chief (of the armed forces, not the country).
If the legislature is controlled by the right, it will be because they were elected. Unless he has a very good reason to veto (in his capacity as servant of all citizens directly), he signs the bills passed by the elected legislature and then enforces them.
In any case, he is a servant of the people - as such, signing the bills passed by the representatives the people elect is part of his duties. (Unless, as noted, he has a very good reason for a veto.)
Sun, 2012-05-20 14:50
What I find most troubling is the high level of policy illiteracy in this country, that allows for this discussion to exist at all. Romney is clearly an individual of miniscule moral depth, especially as it relates to the business deal. He is willing to destroy the family supporting income of his own countrymen to delivery himself wealth.
Mon, 2012-09-17 16:17
Ryan and Romney (in that order) are true apostles of the New Feudalism. Where a tiny elite rules the vast majority of humanity. See the amazon ebook: The New Feudalism: Romney, Ryan, and the Unknown Ideal of Ayn Rand by Patrick Crosby [Kindle Edition] or get a link to it at antirand dot org
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Woke up early yesterday, anxious to get out on the trail . . . and immediately went back to sleep. Heavy fog and ominous rain clouds forced us to change our plans. Though I love hiking in the mist, we didn't want to take a chance on being caught in the rain, and we didn't want the kids to miss out on the amazing view.
So we went to the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History instead.
It was a great way to spend a few hours, and it was the first time I'd been there since I was in elementary school. Did you know that Cacao trees produce fruit all year round, and can't be harvested by machine? I didn't know that until yesterday.
Ah, sweet, sweet knowledge, how I love to dine at your all-you-can-eat buffet.
I finished Vice City last night. Haven't 100%-ed it, yet, but I beat the mob. I won't let the kids watch me play it, or play it themselves, but I did allow them to hang with me while we did the asset missions for the car dealership, and some unique jumps. Funtimes.
Anne is taking a little two-day getaway with her best friend, and she asked me if I could help her burn a bunch of 80s music for the drive. While I was digging through my CDs, finding all my compilations and stuff, I also dug out some things I haven't listened to in ages, but still love.
Here are some CDs that I pulled out of the closet last night. Each one of them has been, at one time or another, "The Greatest @#$%^&ing Record EVER!":
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- World Clique – Deelite
- The Sickness – Disturbed
- The Bends – Radiohead
- Greatest Hits – Steve Miller Band
- This is the Modern World: UK Punk 2 (1977-78) – Various
- Rushmore Soundtrack – Various
- Slingblade Soundtrack – Various
- Boot Heel Drag: The MGM Years – Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys (playing now!)
- When I Woke – Rusted Root
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Music isn't something that I just put on in the backgroud. It is always the soundtrack to my life.
I spoke WAY too soon about KDE 3.1 I broke Kmail, and maybe even some Qt libraries. Luckily, the insanely cool guys at my local LUG have offered lots of help on their mailing list . . . but I think I'm going to go back to 3.0 for the time being. I've been using Gnome, which isn't my favorite desktop . . . and playing with Windowmaker, which I haven't used since RH 5.2. I'd forgotten just how great Windowmaker is. Since I pretty much only use the computer for writing, browsing, and e-mail, I can easily use Windowmaker, or even IceWM. OH! I managed to teach myself enough to get around in vim! I issue a personal challenge to myself: write some sort of cool php script in vim before the end of May.
I really want a dev box!
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I'm (Curt Youngblod) planning on being there too and playing Open.by curt - SN Tournament Information
Actually, two posts back, you did say you wanted to have a goal of surpassing the PDGA. And that's fine, I think it would be great if everyone who ever went to a PDGA event was really thinking, "Boy, I wish this was a SN event". I know that's how I usually feel. However, I think the difference that you're running into is that the guys who have been around for a long time, aren't that coby curt - General Discussion
QuoteI dont really care about ratings, I do think that if you play in a pro division you should have to have a sn bag tag to play in a sn event that would help raise alot of cash..... Just my thought.... Another barrier to entry to the pro division is not a good idea. We already have enough problems getting adv players to move to open (at least, that's what I hear on the boards), and chargingby curt - General Discussion
Shreveport doesn't have what you would really call a league (or at least it never has). They do host weekly mini tournaments though. From what I've seen on the discussion boards lately, it sounds like there is one going on at Clyde Fant on Wednesdays.by curt - General Discussion
QuoteWhy not strive to be better? Just like you should in all things in life. never settle I think Gary's point is that the SN is better than the PDGA as is. Big Purses, Big Tournaments, and Big Players are not necessarily better, and sometimes people prefer small tournaments, with small entry fees, where you hang out with good people without the pressure of a big money tournament. That's whatby curt - General Discussion
Judging form conversations earlier in the thread, it sounds like the board would choose to stick to a traditional definition of a round that depends on the number of holes thrown, not the number of shots. I am also not sure I see the need to restructure the championships just because the course is longer. I've played in plenty of tournaments where we played 2 rounds on a course like you're descby curt - General Discussion
This idea is about 6 years too early, but it looks to me like there are 3 more sides you could attach name plates to, making the cup good for 36 years. I think it would be really cool to have that much history on the trophy. * *Disclaimer: I don't know anything about trophy making, so I could be wrong.by curt - General Discussion
Add one to your crew from Little Rock. I'll be there for sure.by curt - General Discussion
Akeem, give it time. There was plenty of support from southern Louisiana in the days before things got a little off track in Shreveport. Shreveport's tournaments had a great reputation and everyone knew the Kevin did a good job. It takes some time to get that built up again, but as people see tournaments happening in Shreveport again, they will be making their way back to your tournaments. Aby curt - General Discussion
It sounds to me like you're the kind of guy who likes to read and do research to help you get good at a new hobby. If that's the case, go over to www.discgolfreview.com/forums. The forum over there is very active in technique discussion and are capable of giving you a ton of pointers on how to get started.by curt - General Discussion
I just reread your original post, and I it sounds like you intend to enter tournament information into an excel spreadsheet, put that information online, and get your website to crunch the numbers for a ratings website. I think it will be a lot easier to get excel to crunch the numbers and put the results on the website. Websites weren't really made to do that (you can convince them if you reallyby curt - General Discussion
Building a website to do this is going to be pretty difficult. You're going to need to learn PHP to maniuplate the database like you want to do. If you're real good at excel, it would probably be easier to do the calculations on your machine and output the results to the website instead of doing all the scripting, unless you want to populate the website directly from the SN results, which may beby curt - General Discussion
QuoteI'm fairly certain the IRS can't come after anyone who earns less than $600 at a single tournament. I think the $600 rule is when the PDGA/TD is required to report to the IRS, not when the IRS is allowed to come after you. In theory, the IRS can come after any amount of taxes you don't pay, but it is extremely unlikely. Also, if it is classified as winnings, I think that the 10,000 a yearby curt - General Discussion
I think that your bag tag idea is treading dangerously close to a membership fee. I realize that there isnt a proposal to make it required, but giving certain people rankings simply because they paid for a bag tag creates a device only available to "members". I think this is problematic because one of the major tenants of the SN is that everyone is welcome, and I don't think we shouldby curt - General Discussion
QuoteNot sure if I'm gonna make it but really trying to. Any chance this will fill up? Just don't want to drive up Saturday morning and get turned away. Quote Battle in the Boro Registered Players: 72 Player Max! Pre-registration is a must. based off this, I would try to contact the TD before driving up on Saturday morning anyway (this was as easy as a PM for me, btw)by curt - General Discussion
I'm not trying to be negative, because I think this is a great program and a great discount for SN players, but what exactly is it about this deal that requires me having a bag tag to use the discount? It seems to me that if I click on your link then I'll get the discount.by curt - General Discussion
Shane, I think it compares you to the course's average SSA or something along those lines.by curt - General Discussion
The problem they have with basket standards is that it would be virtually impossible to retrofit the hundreds of courses that already exist. The problem isn't that they can't enforce standards, it is that it would be impossible to actually get courses up to date with the standards (especially if the standards required something like smaller holes in the basket so that a disc couldn't slip throuby curt - General Discussion
I can't wait for this one. I'll definitely be there Saturday.by curt - General Discussion
I think you're argument about Innova/Discraft winning all the major events is a self-fulfilling prophecy. It isn't because they have the best discs, it is because they have the best players on the team. Like you said, a player that good can make any disc do whatever they want, so the tools are somewhat inconsequential. Also, the only reason Nikko is still on team Gateway is because his uncle rby curt - General Discussion
One thing to consider is that, I think, the 10,000 is very close (if it isn't actually) the magic number where the lucky winner will have to pay tax on it.by curt - General Discussion
I get that, and think the rules are written appropriately. However, if someone asked me directly what to do after a DROT, (as in the Q&A, which is what I think should be ammended) then I would mention marking the disc at the base of the basket, since whoever is asking doesn't appear to understand thatby curt - General Discussion
Chuck, In researching this topic, I did find that the rules Q&A is a little lacking. The question is what to do after a DROT, and instead of saying, "mark it at the base of the pole, and take your next shot from there", it goes into this weird rant on interference and old rules. There isn't actually anywhere in the rulebook, Q&A, or comp manual that tells players to mark aby curt - General Discussion
803.13 is pretty clear that a disc is not considered holed out until it comes to rest completely supported by the entrapment device or chains, neither of which is the top. Of the basket. Rules Q&A also imply a DROT should be marked if it is a distraction to another player. Simply adding a stroke after a DROT isn't going to satisfy a strict interpretation of the rules.by curt - General Discussion
It is listed on the PDGA site as a new rule because it has expanded a provision that has always been available for shots that land out of bounds. Now you have the option to rethrow from a previous lie with a one-throw penalty. The rule is new because it takes this ability away from landing out of bounds and extends it to all situations. You were also allowed to do this previously under the unpby curt - General Discussion
QuoteThe player making the shot that actually wedges THRU the side, obviously low, but ends up INside the basket no longer wedged. This shot is no longer considered holed out. I believe you would mark it at the base of the basket, and hole out from there. This is assuming you witnessed it go through the basket.by curt - General Discussion
I think the SN state coordinators should ignore the "USDGC's" suggestion that they use a rating-based system to determine the state reps. If they aren't going to take into account that large regions of the country aren't active in the PDGA then there is no reason to follow their system.* *Disclaimer: the wording may be a little harsh, since Harold clearly said the performance sysby curt - General Discussion
My bad, I though that there was a rule in there somewhere that used the phrase, "active cell phone". After searching for quite a while, it turns out I was mistaken.by curt - General Discussion
QuoteSo I'll have to bust out the Iphone on them, then hope it don't ring. In which case, I'd get you DQ'ed for having an active cell phone On a serious note, there's a pretty simple solution for people not knowing the rules. You simply have to explain to your group the rules have changed, and if they don't accept it, suggest a provisional and let the TD deal with it later. If the group dby curt - General Discussion
First of all, this notion that the BOD should not revoke the sanctioning of this tournament simply because it had already been given is completely ridiculous. Sanctioning was given to the tournament based on the understanding that it would consist of two rounds of 18 holes of golf as the guidelines stipulate. Then the TD changed things so that the tournament no longer fits into the guidelines.by curt - General Discussion


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I was not happy with this product at all. It doesn't do anything it says it does. My face was much oilier with this product and my makeup was about to slide off by early afternoon. It did not minimize the appearance of my pores or help my makeup stay on longer. A complete waste.
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I agree with the previous review. Other primers broke me out. This one fills large pores to smooth perfection!
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"This is the fourth Face Primer I've tried and it's by far the best. It really smoothes out my pores well. The other primers did, too, but (they) also broke me out and left me looking greasy by noon. (This) lasts all day for me, keeps shine away very well and keeps my skin looking fresh.... Since I've started using (it), I can wear much less makeup...."
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I always thought primers were oily and had no real function but this really does put a nice matte to your base and keeps it on way longer then just wearing foundation. Love it and you only have to use about 2-3 drops when applying
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This feels very nice all over my face. My skin doesn't feel oily, just silky. Many times I'll wear the primer alone just so my face is more touchable.
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I'm 28 years old and up until this year, never worried about wrinkles or fine lines. I used the GloMinerals pressed base without anything else and it worked for years; until I started to see fine lines under my eyes. I found the primer and was so skeptical when I tried it. It felt greasy, but smooth. I use it under either the loose base or the pressed base. After using it for the last three months, I am hooked! I never broke out and I get compliments all the time. This is a must-have product!! I did have the same complaint that it was difficult to get the last 25% of product out of the bottle, but it looks like they have moved to a tube, so I look forward to the new 'do.
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I am so impressed with how well this makes my make up look and my face feel. With the primer, my make up looks fresh all day long and my face appears much younger than applying make up without the primer. I'm hooked!!
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Y., THURSDAY, APRIL 26, Numerous Street* ; Included in Plan; Move to Bar Trucking Thie Village Board at Monday night voted, to bold & hear-ing on Monday night, May 14 on. a proposal to install paddng meters in nirniemua sections of the village where they are not now being oper-ated. The proposal la in the form of an a mendment to Ordinance No. 147, "Parking Mbbers," and Or-dinance No. 165, '^Parking Time Limits" and ia designated as "Pro-posed Ordinance No. 177." Streets to be Metered The streets where it is proposed to Install .the meters are as Follows: Merrick Road from west property line to Freeport Memorial Library, east to Henry st. (east property line); Sunrise Highway f mom Ocean ave to Senry street; Pine 8t. &om Church tojgain St.; Ocean eve from Merrick Rd. to Sunrise Highway; . So. Grove St. from Smith 'St. to Sunrise Highway and both sides to a point MX) feet north of Atlantic ave. and both sides to a point 100 feet south of Atlantic Ave. Ohurch St. from Smith St. to Railroad Ave; South Main St. firom Smith St. to Railroad tracks; North Main St. from Long Island Railroad to Milton Bt; North side of Brooklyn Ave* from Grove to Mam St.; MaJLM&d eve, Omve to Main Newton Blvd. from Main to Henry Sta.; Cottage Court from Grove St. east to dead end; Atlantic Ave. from, a point 10( feet west of Bayview Ave. to a poln 200 feet east of Bayview Ave.; 'Bayview Ave., fnom a point 104 feet north of Atlantic Ave. to < point 100 feet south of AtlanM Ave. .- • .•' Atlantic Ave., both sides, to points 100 feet east and west of -South Gmove 8t.; . . •"''' South side of (Broadway Commercial St, to » point 100 fwest .of Columbus Ave.; on the north aide ftom Rosedale Ave. to a point 100 feet west of said street, Plan to Ban Track T If the ordinance is adopted, me-ters in the streets enumerated will be operated, daily; except Sundays (OoaMnued on Page 3) Stagecraft* Player* Need Behind Scenes Aides Stagecraft Players are in need of men to work beAind the scene at the various performances it glvec here and there for the benefit of numerous projects. Scene dhlfters those tMio can handle the electrica devices ' and sound edCfects are wanted. Any person willing to serve in these capacities may telephon* ITumphiey Davis, the director PReeport 9-4743. Mr. Davis is currently appearing in such radio serials as Nick Carter True atqry, Big "Town and Big Story and the television feature 'Men in Action." _Plans are under* way for a broadcast over a loca radto station to be given on Tu day nights. The current production of thej Stagecraft Players' is PHvale Affair." which was given recently in Islip- Terrace. Day Light Saving Time Starts Sunday at 2 A.M. Well here ?re are again. Day ligh saving starts Sunday at 2 AM., t< continue until Sunday,. Sept; 30. ' So dont forget to push that clock .ahead when you retire Saturday night, .or you will .be/out of tune with -your ^neighbors, /r - r; ' The." Village Board' at its last meeting -took formal .action voting to. conduct" the village busl %iess on Day- light Baying Time.. Fire Department's New tpluinvera+e Village Board Adopts $1,229,862.24 Budget Tollowmg a brief hearm?, the Village Board adopted the pro-posed bwdget for the fiscal year %951-SB Thursday'night. The gro*T budget totab $1^29^@9JM, but aot&ofpated recelpta from soureea other than taxation reduce the net to $81R,?P0.18, TMa ?»*«d @» act assessed valuation for thA vil-lage of $50^35,1&6 w*U make the tax rate $1.62 on each $100 of assessed valuation. There was no criticism of the budget as submitted as those at the hearing merely asked ques-tions concerning various Items, after Mayor Robert L. Doxsec had outlined the principal Items In the document. Loft to right are First Deputy Chief John S. Marra, of the Freeport Fire Department, Chief Julius C. Jacob, jr., and Second Deputy Franklin A. Grempel who were Installed Saturday night. Chief Jacob Installed As Marra Directs Fighting of $1250 Fire Elementary School Musicians' Concert j Pupils of All Apes Give Program, Third In Series of Muaicalea Elementary pupils of .all ages par-ticipated In the 43iird music hour sponsored by the Board of Education Julias 0. Jacob, jr., began his term in ,_ . . * . .,'*". . _ , ***SH &3*yAlW* tmVAIAMAUMl. \JMW?UU1K% the most auspicious or inauspicious circumstances aocordng to were brought by Clifton B. smith, the way one views the situation. While he was waitng in the vice-president of the Board of Edu- Seaman avenue school to be Installed Saturday night, an alarm was sounded and First Deputy John S. Mara, who had just been Induct-ed, took over. Then it developed that aa the chief waa being Inducted a $1,280 blaze was "raging in the home of Edgar T. Jester, 537 Archer st. And if that was not enough, a man walk- 'ed Tnto tbe^el^lc^/ j^''Z*nemgeb First Aid Truck as it was bound south on Church st., responding to the alarm, and he suffered cuts and bruises of the wrist and ankle. Treated by Dr. Benjamin Fink, (he Fire Department physician, he Iden-tified himself aa Marc Anthony, 81, of the Freqprt Dr. TFink re-ported to th6 police the victim of the accident had been doing some excessive drinking* He was able to .go home alter receiving treatment! Sidney, Drliben, 200 West Merrick rd., was operating the truck at the time of the accident. • * Ryan la Installing Officer The Installation was attended by a throng .that filled Che school aud-itorium to capacity. The department band, directed by William J Dayton opened the program with a concert. Melvin Perez, the installation chair-man, presided. Following 8ie ad-vancement of the colors, the invoca-tion waa pronounced by the Rev. Reginald H. Scott, the chaplain. Mr, Perez spoke brieQy on the Fire Department activities and then Robert N. Klnsey, the re-tiring chief, who introduced the guests of the evening. Mayor Robert L. Do%& ' ?nd Trustees Seward J. Baker, William F. ' GHacken, Leon-ard D. B, Smith and Cord Viebrock after they had been escorted to. the rostrpm by the marshals. Honorary Deputy "Chief Oyril"orRyan was then presented as the Installing of* f icer. Be inducted' the company of-ficers and then preaented: 25-year pins to the following: Sealy South-ard, George Seaman, 'and Robert Orogan, of Hose 1; Saaold Willebts, Sose 2; Herbert Smith, Paul Bedell (Continued on Page 2) L cation. _ _ AM" First there were aslecMons on ton- Nassau Auxiliary nettes, the firat Instruments used in $1,69S,(M) To Be Acted On At TueadayV Event Only 348 persons registered Sat-urday qualifying to participate In the a'nnual school meeting Tuesday night at which a gross budget. o< $1,605,000, including $46,000 for the Freeport Memorial Library, will be acted on, and for the election cJ two trustees on Wednesday. • Tuesday night's meeting wW b« called to order at 8 otlock. Leo &' Olblyn, president of the Board of Education, will explain the budge-tary Items In detail, after which It will be adopted as submitted by the board or amended, The gra?)d rotal Is reduced to $1,119,940 ta be :%lseol by taxation, by $490,060 in anticipated receipts and the use cf surplus funds. Wednesday the polls will be open rrom noon to 9 P.M., for the voting for two trustees. Clifton B. 8mMh, president of the Board of Educa-tion, and Dr. E. Freeman Miller are unopposed for re-election. The Board of Education has issu-ed its annual Educational Review, depldtlng the activities of Che school system from the kindergarten through the adult education courses, the musical training of the younger {and also explaining the budgetary ~" ' ' " "1-| items on whichta vote will be taken Tuesday night. There is a graph shows by percentage how the nesday at J.:30 PJM., were completed at 'the monthly meeting of AuxQ^ry,* South the J, Brady, 62 Maryland ave., Wed- "Folk Song" and "Holy, Holy, Holy." The advanced orchestra played "Garmelita," an excerpt from the second movement, seventh sym-phony by Beethovan, and "Scene Ohinoise." Paul Thompson played as a clarinet solo, Ohqpin's "Noc-turne." There was a group of selections ; in line Savoy Inn Tuesday aif^embbn* Mrs. Oer-trude Van Zn, chairman of the committee of arrangements, is be-ing assisted by Mrs! George Z. Rosenau, Mrs. Alfred Kush and •Mrs. Gerald Howell. Mrs. Howard Edwards will be in charge of the white elephant table. members have been invited to at-tend the tea. Announcement waa made that a covered dish luncheon would be served at the home of Mrs, Kush, 04 Cornwall June 5. ave., Baldwin, on Proposed revlslonA of the by-laws as recommended by a committee headed by Mrs. Howard F. Munro were adopted. moneys will be spent. It indicsites 64.5 per cent wlM go for 16.68 per cent for bonda and interest on . per oent tor t*a-^*&^ ^ down the various Items. The title of this year's review Is "CommunMy Welfare Begins In Lhe American Schoolroom," Along MMs line Is the goal of the by the beginners' band which in-! board, which It explains "endeavors eluded "America" "Skaters' Walitz,". :o provled for the educational aerv- Marines March," "Abide With Me," | Ices of. all the children of al] people, schools that will make a vari-able to them— "1*—Opportunity for uninterrup- 'How Can I Leave Thee," "In the Gloaming" and "March On." A selected band gave "Star March," "Marilyn Waltz," "Carnival j <^d full time, continuous . _ King" overture, "Colonial Dames j (from kindergarten through the Minuet,"and '"Sky Ride March" .and grade levels of elementary "and high a clarinet quintet played "March ^ school training at.a rate and under of the Men of Harlech" and "Days cond^tlons^most of Wonder." In the quintet were 1 mum Thompson, James DuiOty, Robert Nelson, Anthony Mirabella, jr., and Gary Rosen. Dinner Monday to Open Salvation Army's Drive The $6,500 aqnual maintenance fund oampagin of the Free-port Salvation Army corps will be launched at a kickof f supper to be ^ren in Al B. White '8, Freeport, Monday at 7 P,M,. Horace E. DdLIaser and Mrs. William T. Lord, co-chairmen of the drive, expect close to 100 workers to at-tend. Mayor Robert L. Doxsee, the greet the All Sewer Pipe* Laid In Lateral Buitnct 13 All pipes have been .laid and all manholes installed in Lateral Sewer era, proclaim May Salvation Army month and urgs the residents of to jee that the goal is so that it. will not be neces-sary for the corps to curtail its work during the coming year. Senior. Major O. Emll Nelson, division com-mander for the Metropolitan area, will give the address. En4srtain» ment.will be provided by students of the Wayside School for .Girls in Valley Stream. . Dr. liJilton B. Waldman, chalman of advance gifts, will submit a re** District 13, Village. Engineer Her-1 port on contributions, he haa re-bert M. Wood announced this week ceived.to start the campaign. Dr. listing the streets where the sewers (Wialdman, also is chairman of the have -been accepted by the Sewer j business and professional groups. Commission for temporary service " " by' residents desiring to avail them- 'to do so. from _ s fbUows: West side" Woodcleft the first- manhole north of Rich-mond 'St., to the first manhole north of Adams at . from* Hamiltpn ; at,; to the yflrst manhole^ north of the same street. . . . . • ,. SamiltoA' 'st.;'' from 'Millet , to Woodoleft aves, ' : ! . .' Robert N. Flllmoro 'and. Mrs. Marion Banker are co-chairmen of the resi-dential . canvassj Mrs. : Robert Hi Baron of schools, .Russell T.-Hota-iing of organizations and Mrs* Sar-old W. BatMn of apecial events,. Mrs, T. Redmond jg\ the com-mittee secretary, * Ghalrman Deljsset amiounoed day that all contribution* received and achievement, well lighted, heated, well ventltaAed, attractive buildings, equipped with all that 19 needed for their use, conveniently located and affording as far as physically possible, adequate play and recreational facilities. "3— The most capable personal dbtiainable — men and women who are well trained and who great interest In child needs and child growth who strive for per-fection of skill and understanding as they teach." Announcement is made that the athletic Meld adjacent to the Cleve-land ave. school acquired aboizt two years ago from the Long Is-land State Park Commission is now available for -use— The volume is profusely Illustrated. MBS. WILLIAM T, Freeport Cancer Fund Donations heach $1,043 Contributions totaling $1,043J5 have'been receive^ to date, Gordon Sfmpnson, Freeport chairman !n the Cancer Fund campaign an-nounced today. The village's quota is $4,400. . The banner districts are No. 40, . captained by Mrs. Harry Ebbets, and Noi 45, Mrs. .Richard Raynor capBaln, which have reported dona-tions of $202.25 and $287 respectively. Many districts are lagging .far be-hind the goals assigned to them. ?6rmer Mayor.Cyril/C. Ryan and Village Trustee Cord Viebrock arc. to. .broadcast over Station "vWOBS" from 7:05 'to 7:15 this evening in ..""pbehalf of. the campaign. niander of the corps, will epeak'at the Nassau County Jail'in Mlneola Sunday.at 6 JAJJ./ i^'observance df National Prison Sunday when a would be used In carrying on wjelf are } Balyatipn representative wOl be and relief work in Freeport, : BrigadierBmeatW. Newton, heard'm every penal .institution in | the country, ... BERNHABD'S FHARMAC? ' OPEN ALL DA? 8DNDAT 1 ^.Bernhard'a .Pharmacy^ '5^ i West] Derrick rd., will remain open Sim-day after "the other plruggiatj; iii Freeport close at 2-PfM phone ia pReeport 8*0008.' . .'/•_.•..•.•«•.•. . s - " - r . 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What is a foundation, and how is it built? The word foundation derives from Latin fundus, meaning 'the bottom'—this is the first part laid down when building a house; in broader terms, it is the groundwork of anything. This question of foundations—intellectual, technical, social, philosophical—is part of the thinking behind the Writing and Thinking Workshop at Bard College at Simon's Rock. When students enter the College, they arrive as high school students with diverse abilities, educational backgrounds, and academic goals. The Workshop—a five day intensive for first-years held prior to the start of the fall semester—is a common experience intended to provide foundational skills in critical reading and writing, upon which students can build future scholarly work. Conceived by President Botstein based on the principal that strong writing and close reading enrich and enliven the classroom experience, the workshops set the stage for the kind of interdisciplinary, intensive work students will tackle during their time at Simon's Rock.
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Lee Dae-ho is a single father and manager of the 120 story luxurious landmark building complex, Tower Sky in Seoul. He is an earnest employee liked by his colleagues and is secretly in love with Seo Yoon-hee, a restaurant manager. The owner of the complex, Mr. Jo decides to hold a "White Christmas" party for tenants and VIPs on Christmas Day, with helicopters circling above, sprinkling snow onto the party. Whilst the party is in full swing one of the helicopters crashes into the building and the building catches fire. Dae-ho moves quickly to save his daughter Ha-na, Yoon-hee and his colleagues.
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Indio Large Tote
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Our most casual, California-cool leather tote is available in a variety of flavors to fit your style and all of your daily essentials! It also features a magnetic closure.
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This bag is so nice for everything! Shopping, I use it for school, and it's stylish to take out with me. I love all Sak bags but aside from my other Sak purse, this bag is my go to.
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I love this bag, the size is perfect, it's not heavy at all and I can easily store all my stuff in here. I'd been looking for almost a year for a bag exactly like this one, I couldn't be happier
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the middle pocket ruins the shape of this bag. it makes it look awful and the lump from putting stuff inside hides things underneath.


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1910: a young woman (Lizzy Caplan) tries to take the body of her murdered lover - outlaw Ransom Pride (Scott Speedman) -- back home to Texas for burial ... with all guns blazing. Stylishly tipping its Stetson to the likes of Peckinpah, Leone and Tarantino, and featuring memorable cameos from Dwight Yoakam, Kris Kristofferson, Jason Priestly, and a shotgun-toting Peter Dinklage, this dark, violent western is a sure-fire cult classic in the making.
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Now in a striped version too! You could literally clip anything you can grab together with these, we like them for clipping our socks to our skirts, shorts or panties and have discovered they make great skirt lifters. Sold by the pair. Made exclusively for Sock Dreams in the USA .
4 inches unstretched from the ends of the clips at their shortest, 5 inches unstretched fully extended.
Additional Info: Sold by the pair, that means two of them, so if you want four, buy 2, got it? good.
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What would be suggested to be worn if you wanted to pair these with thigh highs, but not have them clip to and pull down the skirt? I would rather the garters be hidden but I do need my future thigh highs to stay up. Thanks!
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5 tips for the introverted entrepreneur
It may come as a surprise, but a large number of entrepreneurs are natural introverts, myself included. Introversion is a difficult obstacle to overcome, especially as you are trying to grow your team, network with peers, find mentors, raise money, speak in public or develop yourself professionally. Some might call it an affliction.
But breathe easy. I've discovered a few helpful practices that all of us introverted entrepreneurs can use to turn this social anxiety into a secret asset.
1. Commit in advance, not in the moment
Networking is probably the single most important thing you can do for your business, for your team, and for yourself. It can also be the most stressful.
For many of us, there is nothing worse than standing in a room full of strangers and trying to jump into a conversation midstream. Fortunately, there is a more effective way to network: the one-on-one coffee.
While this may seem like a nightmare for a true introvert, it's important to remember that the most uncomfortable part for introverts is typically the build-up. But technology can help make this part a breeze. Simply identify who you want to network with, look them up on LinkedIn, Twitter or a company website, and send them an email asking for some time to buy them coffee.
The trick is to do it far enough in advance that the ask is easy and there is no calendar pressure. By the time the coffee date comes around, you're committed and it's too late to rationalize a reason to cancel. The build-up for a one-on-one may still be uncomfortable, but it's far less than the alternative. And it only gets easier with practice.


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The oh-so-soft, yet supremely supportive, Dura-Tweed Sofa pampers dogs of every age. This luxurious sofa-style bed features an elegant woven tweed cover that brings classic style, amazing comfort, and lasting durability to any setting.
The Dura-Tweed Sofa is so comfortable, you may just reclaim your own sofa space! Your dog will adore the just-right softness of 4" of orthopedic foam covered in hard-wearing tweed quilted with Dacron fiber. The Dura-Tweed Sofa also includes a pillowy bolster overstuffed with our MiracleLoft® polyfil to surround your pet with comfy security as she snoozes. Zippered cover removes for machine washing.
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