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Does History Begin When the Republicans Take the Podium?
As a starting point, let's take a look at President Obama's record. Approximately 4.6 million private sector jobs have been created in the last 2.5 years. Moreover, the pace of job growth has accelerated in 2012 - the economy has created around 143,000 new jobs every month. While there is still more work to do, it is a significant improvement over what President Obama inherited. When President Obama took office, the economy was losing 700,000 jobs per month.
As I posted here recently, the Republicans bear a large share of the blame for the current slow pace of the recovery. The Republicans in the Congress haven't allowed an up or down vote on President Obama's American Jobs Act. Independent economists have said that President Obama's jobs bill would create 2 million jobs and reduce the unemployment rate to 7%. Moreover, since 2009, there have been around 600,000 layoffs in the public sector and most of those layoffs have occurred in states controlled by the GOP. During the economic recoveries during the Reagan and Bush 43 Administrations, the public sector actually added jobs. What about the Republicans' economic plans? Can they create the kind of robust recovery that our country needs? The first place to look is to examine the economic history from the last Republican President. According to the January 9, 2009, Wall Street Journal, Bush had the worst jobs creation record since Herbert Hoover. Only 3 million jobs were created during the Bush Presidency or around 31,000 jobs per month. Even if you give Bush every possible benefit of the doubt, the economy only created 86,000 jobs per month between 2002 and 2007. (Looking at Bush's record this way would be like evaluating Bill Callahan's record without taking into account the 2004 and 2007 seasons.)
The Republicans would tell you that it is unfair to look at Bush's record and that it should be off limits. But is Bush's record relevant? It is very relevant because Romney's economic platform is identical to that of George Bush. In 2004, Bush called for cutting spending, cutting taxes, deregulation and international free trade. Fast forward to 2012 and what does Romney think will improve the economy? The very same policies that Bush advocated in 2004. There isn't a dime's worth a difference between the two platforms.
What this tells us is that the Republicans want to bring back Bush's policies that resulted in the worst jobs creation record since the 1930s and an economic collapse in 2008. President Obama is like a football coach that took over a team that went 0-12 and was completely lacking in talent. By his fourth season, the team is 7-5 and playing in the Ticket City Bowl. It's progress but there is still room for improvement. On the other hand, the Republicans are like the coaching staff who went 0-12. Now these coaches are complaining that Team U.S.A. isn't in the Rose Bowl and they want their old jobs back.
What we need to do as Democrats is to re-elect President Obama and elect Bob Kerrey, Korey Reiman, John Ewing and Mark Sullivan to the Congress. We need to end the job killing gridlock created by the Congressional Republicans. The Congressional Republicans have emphasized party over country for four years now and have done everything they can to stifle the economic recovery. It's time to elect our candidates to the Congress who will put the American people and the country first.
Dennis Crawford is our newly elected 2nd Associate Chair. He will begin serving his term on the NDP's executive board at the first State Central Committee meeting following November's election. Thank you to Dennis for his contribution to the NDP's blog.
Republican Rhetoric Sounds Great - If History Had Never Happened
The one thing the Republicans are great at is rhetoric, propaganda and bumper sticker slogans. It is definitely their strong suit and they're the best at it in the business. However, the Republican Party does a terrible job in everything else - especially in governing. If you believe the GOP's propaganda, you would think that they are fiscally responsible and the friend of senior citizens and the middle class. Unfortunately, a review of recent history quickly explodes that false image. A good example where modern history isn't the Republicans' friend can be found in Mitt Romney's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. In that speech, Romney - like many Republicans - claimed that President Obama went on an "apology tour" after he took office. However, every non-partisan fact checking source has found that claim to be false. Perhaps Mr. Romney should ask Osama Bin Laden and what's left of the leadership of Al Qaeda about that imaginary "apology tour." Not to be out done by his running mate at the Republican Convention, GOP Vice Presidential nominee Paul Ryan gave a widely panned speech full of falsehoods and misstatements. For example, Ryan criticized the President for walking away from the Simpson Bowles commission deficit-cutting recommendations when Ryan himself, a commission member, voted against those recommendations. He blamed Obama for a deficit mostly created by programs he himself voted for from two wars, two tax cuts, new Medicare benefits and the Wall Street bailout. And he repeated the tired lie about the Medicare "cuts" that are contained in Ryan's own budget plan. Other than that, it was great speech. Closer to home, GOP Senate candidate Deb Fischer began airing an ad claiming that she opposes gas tax increases, but her record in the Unicameral shows she introduced and supported legislation to increase gas taxes at least a dozen times on two different bills as a State Senator. Moreover, Fischer's claim that she never led a filibuster of a sewer tax bill that cost Omaha residents over $300 million was debunked by several of her colleagues and past media reports. Over in the 2nd Congressional District, Lee Terry can mislead with the best of them. You have the off-year, Washington Lee Terry and then you get the election year Lee Terry. The off-year, Washington Lee Terry fully supports the agenda of the most extreme elements of the Republican Party. That version of Lee Terry has supported efforts to privatize Social Security and turn it over to Wall Street since 2005. The election year Lee Terry always has a "conversion" on the issue of Social Security and that version of Lee Terry postures as the great defender of this successful program. However, once Terry gets re-elected he always returns to D.C. and votes with the likes of extremists like Paul Ryan and Todd Akin. I think we can see a definite pattern here. Republican candidates hope that the voters have bad memories and forget what they've done in the recent past. The Republicans are hoping for voter amnesia this year because they know their agenda of tax cuts for the wealthy, middle class tax increases, and Social Security privatization is unpopular. The GOP knows that they can't win an honest debate on the issues. That's why we Democrats need to do a better job of getting our message out and we can start by refreshing voter memories again and again and again about the Republican' real record.
Can Senior Citizens Afford Lee Terrynomics?
Recently, Representative Lee Terry took a swipe at his challenger John Ewing - contending that we "can't afford Ewingnomics." In this instance, Lee Terry was taking issue with Ewing's position that the failed Bush tax cuts for the top 2% of income earners should be rolled back. (Ewing favors retaining the Bush tax cuts for 98% of income earners.) That was obviously a swing and a miss by Mr. Terry. But what about Terrynomics? Can senior citizens afford Terrynomics?
The answer to that question is clearly no because Terry supports the Paul Ryan Medicare privatization plan. Mr. Terry voted for the Ryan plan in both 2011 and 2012. The Terry-Ryan plan would end Medicare's guaranteed benefit, bring back pre-existing conditions clauses and cost the average senior citizen an additional $6,000 in annual out of pocket medical expenses. A recent study by the Center For American Progress found that the Terry-Ryan plan could increase costs by almost $60,000 for seniors reaching the age of 65 in 2023.
But wait. Aren't those over the age of 55 not affected by the Ryan plan? We've heard that from Mr. Terry when he tried to explain his two votes for this regressive legislation that ends Medicare as we know it. That talking point is false because the Terry-Ryan plan will abolish the health care reform law passed in 2010. That will have a direct impact on today's seniors because it brings back the "doughnut hole," which requires seniors to pay 100 percent of any prescription costs after the annual total reaches $2,840 and until it hits $4,550. This change would cost Nebraska seniors around $16 million in 2012 alone.
If Lee Terry were to get his way and the Terry-Ryan plan became law, Nebraska seniors would also lose access to a host of preventive-care benefits in the health care law, including free wellness visits to physicians, mammograms, colonoscopies, and programs to help smokers quit. So, the next time Lee Terry tells you that his Medicare privatization plan doesn't affect today's seniors, please tell him to do a little fact checking before he makes that claim again.
Terry's phony claim that Medicare wouldn't impact current seniors isn't the only bogus thing Mr. Terry has said about Medicare. Terry claimed that Ewing supported a $716 billion "raid" on Medicare that slashed payments to doctors and other providers to pay for the law.
These so-called "cuts" in Medicare that Terry described are largely cuts in the Medicare Advantage Program - which was a boondoggle for the private insurance industry. Mr. Terry also didn't tell us that those same Medicare "cuts" are contained in the Terry-Ryan plan.
What about John Ewing? Does he support senior citizens? The answer is yes. Ewing has promised us that he would oppose Medicare privatization and that he would keep our promises to senior citizens.
On August 27, Ewing introduced a three point plan that would save Medicare. Ewing said one part of his plan would allow the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary to negotiate lower drug prices for Medicare Part D, the prescription drug plan. That is not permitted under current law. The change, he said, could save up to $24 billion annually. The other parts of Ewing's plan would strengthen Medicare's fiances by ending overpayments to health insurance companies and cracking down on Medicare fraud.
I believe the answer is clear. Senior citizens can't afford Lee Terrynomics. Re-electing Mr. Terry to the U.S. House of Representatives could potentially cost seniors thousands of dollars.
John Ewing is the genuine friend of senior citizens since he is opposed to Medicare privatization and supports a plan that shores up Medicare's finances. I would submit that the senior citizens of the 2nd Congressional District can't afford not to elect John Ewing to Congress!
Dennis Crawford is our newly elected 2nd Associate Chair. He will begin serving his term on the NDP's executive board at the first State Central Committee meeting following November's election. Thank you to Dennis for his contribution to the NDP's blog.
Bob Kerrey Shines In Debate
The first U.S. Senate debate is in the books and we can safely say that former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey came across as the best informed candidate with genuine solutions to the problems we face. In contrast, State Senator Deb Fischer largely stuck to the tired GOP talking points that she has been repeating over the last several months and once again, didn't get specific about how she would solve many of our problems.
The approach of the candidates on the issues of fiscal responsibility and entitlement reform provided a good example of the differences between the two candidates. Kerrey talked about his specific plans to save Social Security and Medicare and reiterated his support for the Simpson Bowles budget plan.
In contrast, Fischer refused to identify one single, specific spending cut she would support to reach her goal of reducing federal spending to 18% of GDP. Instead, she talked about how we could allegedly reduce the deficit by increasing economic growth and creating more jobs. Fischer's rhetoric on deficit reduction is identical to the kinds of things of things we heard from other Republicans while the deficit exploded during the last three Republican Presidencies.
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the debate was that Fischer came out against the Ryan Medicare privatization plan and budget. In my opinion, this promise isn't very credible in light of the fact that Fischer continues to run as a hard core, partisan Republican. For example, during the debate, Fischer disagreed with Kerrey's proposal to create a non-partisan Congress similar to the Nebraska Legislature.
Fischer's extreme partisanship sends the signal that she will simply do the bidding of her party leaders if she should get elected. The Republicans have said that the passage of the Ryan budget will be the first order of business if they should win the elections. It's hard to imagine that Fischer could stand up to the leaders of her party on the GOP's most important piece of domestic legislation.
Fischer not only misled on the Ryan plan, she also was less than honest on another aspect of the Medicare issue. During the debate, Fischer several times mouthed the misleading Republican talking point that Obama Care "robbed" Medicare of $716 billion. Several non-partisan fact checking sites have proven that allegation is false. These so-called "cuts" in Medicare that Fischer described are largely cuts in the Medicare Advantage Program - which was a boondoggle for the private insurance industry. Fischer also didn't tell us that those same Medicare "cuts" are contained in the Ryan plan.
Medicare wasn't the only issue in which Fischer was less than truthful with the voters. During the debate, Fischer denied that she led a filibuster on a bill that would've exempted $325 million in sales taxes for Omaha area residents. However, some of her colleagues in the Legislature and several media reports indicate Fischer did indeed lead a filibuster that raised taxes on Omaha area residents.
Quite simply, Kerrey out performed Fischer. He displayed a superior command of the issues and offered up bona fide solutions to the serious problems now facing the United States.
In contrast, Fischer just offered up a series of partisan talking points and tried to obfuscate her record in the Nebraska Legislature. In the final analysis, the voters can select a candidate who is willing to cross party lines to solve problems or choose a candidate who will perpetuate the partisan gridlock in Washington. In the end, I'm confident that Nebraska voters will send Bob Kerrey back to the U.S. Senate.
Dennis Crawford is our newly elected 2nd Associate Chair. He will begin serving his term on the NDP's executive board at the first State Central Committee meeting following November's election. Thank you to Dennis for his contribution to the NDP's blog.
Returning Lee Terry To Washington To Cut Spending Would Be Like Bringing Back Pederson, Callahan and Cosgrove To Run The Nebraska Football Program
Representative Lee Terry has been running a new ad in which he claims that Washington "borrows and spends too much money" and that we should "cut spending now." In the tag line of the advertisement, Terry alleges that John Ewing would just "charge it" when it comes to new spending. Is Terry a credible advocate of fiscal responsibility?
Just what is Lee Terry's record on spending?
Unfortunately, Lee Terry's record on spending is abysmal. He is a member of one the most irresponsible Congressional majorities in history. I say let's start out by taking a little trip down memory lane in our effort to fact check Terry's ad.
In 2000, the U.S.A. had a record annual surplus of $236 billion and the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office projected a surplus of $5.6 trillion over the next ten years. By the end of 2008, that same Congressional Budget Office was projecting a $1.3 trillion deficit for fiscal year 2009. What went wrong? Why this huge turn around for the worse in our nation's finances?
The reason for the huge change of fortune for the worse was the irresponsibility between 2001 to 2009 of Lee Terry and his fellow Republicans. During this period of time, Terry voted for two tax cuts (that largely went to the wealthy), two wars, the Medicare Part D program and the Wall Street bailout. All of this deficit-exploding legislation was put on the national credit card. As Republican Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) stated about those days: "It was standard practice not to pay for things." During that irresponsible spending and borrowing spree, Mr. Terry voted to add $10 trillion to the national debt!
As we can see, Mr. Terry is a spending and fiscal responsibility hypocrite. Apparently, spending and deficits only matter to Terry when we have a Democratic President in office. Returning Terry to Washington to cut spending would be like if Nebraska hired Steve Pederson, Bill Callahan and Kevin Cosgrove to run the Nebraska football program. Terry has absolutely no credibility on spending and the deficit, and his ad should be called out for its blatant falsehoods.
We should contrast Terry's sorry record with John Ewing's tenure as the Douglas County Treasurer where policies he championed are now saving the taxpayers over a million dollars per year. It's not just enough to show up and cast votes, Nebraskans deserve someone who will actually take action - like John Ewing did.
It's also growing increasingly evident that the voters of Nebraska Congressional District Two are catching on to Terry's undistinguished record. A recent poll taken there indicates that Ewing has whittled Terry's lead down to only 46% to 40%. Whenever an incumbent polls at less than 50%, that means that incumbent is in trouble. What this means is that we have a very winnable race in Congressional District Two. It is time for us to redouble our efforts and work hard to elect a true fiscal conservative - John Ewing - to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Dennis Crawford is our newly elected 2nd Associate Chair. He will begin serving his term on the NDP's executive board at the first State Central Committee meeting following November's election. Thank you to Dennis for his contribution to the NDP's blog.
Fischer's Silence On The Ryan Budget Plan Speaks Louder Than Words
It's now been over a year since State Senator Deb Fischer refused to comment on the Paul Ryan budget plan, saying she hadn't read the 50 page document and needed more time to study it. However, the selection of Paul Ryan as Mitt Romney's running mate sheds an entirely new light on this issue.
Fischer indicated her ardent support for Ryan by saying that the "Romney-Ryan ticket provides strong leadership." Kerrey campaign manager Paul Johnson followed up Fischer's remarks by saying that, "With Paul Ryan on the Republican ticket, and with Fischer offering praise for the selection, we assume she supports the Ryan Plan." That is probably a fairly safe assumption since Fischer is running as a bitter partisan and has yet to identify a Democratic Senator she could work with in Washington.
Fischer's support of the Paul Ryan budget is game changer in the election because this budget plan is extreme and outside of the mainstream. As we've discussed here recently on this blog, the Ryan plan ends Medicare's guaranteed benefit, takes health care coverage from millions of Americans, brings back pre-existing conditions clauses and cuts taxes for corporations and the wealthy. In other words, the Ryan plan cuts Medicare, Medicaid and other programs that benefit seniors, the middle class and the poor to finance tax cuts for the wealthy. And yet, the Ryan plan doesn't balance the budget until 2040.
In coming out in favor of the Ryan budget plan, Fischer once again signaled that it is party over her constituents for the Valentine State Senator. Moreover, Fischer has decided to stand with the wealthy and corporations, and ignore the best interests of her fellow Nebraskans.
It's evident that Fischer has chosen to adopt Wall Street values rather than Nebraska values.
We now have one of the defining issues in the Nebraska Senate race.
The Republicans have said that if they win the elections this fall, their first order of business will be passing the Ryan plan. What this means then is that the very future of Medicare and our social safety net is at stake in this election. Bob Kerrey opposes the Ryan plan and has pledged to make reasonable reforms in our entitlement programs to bring our budget deficits under control. If we want to preserve Medicare and other safety net programs, we will need to get behind Senator Kerrey and work hard to elect him to the U.S. Senate.
Happy Birthday Social Security
Today marks the 77th birthday of Social Security - the most successful government program in U.S. history. On August 14, 1935, President Franklin Roosevelt signed into law the Social Security Act. Social Security pays benefits to retirees, widows, the children of the deceased and the disabled. The Act was an attempt to limit what were seen as dangers in the modern American life, including old age, poverty, unemployment, and the burdens of widows and fatherless children. By signing this Act into law, President Roosevelt became the first president to advocate federal assistance for the elderly.
Social Security is the most successful anti-poverty program in U.S. history. At the time the Social Act passed, poverty among the elderly exceeded 50%. At the present time, the poverty rate for Americans over age 65 has been reduced to 9%.
Despite Social Security's undeniable success, the right wing of the GOP has always been opposed to this program. One of the biggest talking points from the radical right is that Social Security is going broke and that we can't afford it. As early as 1936, GOP Presidential nominee Alf Landon said that: "If the present compulsory insurance plan remains in force, our old people are only too apt to find the cupboard bare." George W. Bush predicted in 1978 that Social Security would go broke in 1988 unless Congress privatized the system. Moreover, present day Republicans regularly predict - as they have for over 75 years - that Social Security will go broke.
Obviously, all of these previous Republican predictions of doom and gloom about Social Security have proven to be wrong and are still wrong. Social Security is in a position to pay out all of the promised benefits until 2033. If the Congress does absolutely nothing, Social Security would still be able to pay out 78% of the promised benefits beginning in 2034. However, simply lifting the earnings cap on Social Security taxes would insure the financial viability of the program for the indefinite future. Similarly, Senator Kerrey's Social Security plan - which consists of a combination of modest benefit cuts and tax increases - would also enable us to keep our promises to senior citizens.
Social Security is wildly popular because it has been so successful. However, that success is a danger to the agenda of the GOP and it's corporate allies. The last thing the GOP wants is a program that proves the government can do things that benefit the American people. That's why the GOP has nominated a Presidential ticket determined to privatize Social Security. If want to celebrate more birthdays for Social Security in the future, we Democrats need to remain engaged and work hard for our candidates who will defend this program that has helped millions of Americans from the ongoing attacks from the radical right.
Republicans Propose To Repeal Progressive Reforms Of The 20th Century
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When: Friday, August 24, 2012,
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Please join the Nebraska Democratic Women's Caucus for the 4th Annual Inspiring Women Luncheon, a tribute to former Mayor Helen Boosalis and her legacy to women in Nebraska.
Speaking to us on the importance of community involvement and civic duty will be:
- Julie Stauch, National Political Strategist and Activist
- Paige Hutchison and Kate Fitzgerald, two previous Boosalis scholarship winners.
The program will conclude with the NDWC Inspiring Women Boosalis Scholarship Award being presented to our three 2012 scholarship winners .
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Keep the Country Safe - Vote Democratic
National security is an important issue even though most voters are (justifiably) largely focused on the economy. We still live in a dangerous world and it just as important as ever to have experienced leaders in Washington who can keep the country safe.
Recent history teaches us that the Democratic party is superior to the GOP when it comes to keeping country safe. The difference between the Bush and Obama Administrations on handling Osama Bin Laden provides an excellent example of the difference between the two parties on national security.
Shortly after the terrorist attacks of 9/11, Bush publicly boasted that he wanted Bin Laden "dead or alive." Unfortunately, the next seven and half years demonstrated that there was a huge gap between Bush's cowboy like bluster and his Administration's actual performance.
The Bush Administration got off on the wrong foot when its incompetence allowed OBL to escape from Tora Bora in December 2001. After that blunder, Bush no longer made the killing or capture of OBL a high priority. Instead, on March 13, 2002, George W. Bush said of bin Laden, "I truly am not that concerned about him." Subsequently, in July 2006, the Bush administration closed its unit that had been hunting bin Laden. In September 2006, Bush told Fred Barnes of Fox News that an "emphasis on bin Laden doesn't fit with the administration's strategy for combating terrorism."
In contrast, shortly after he took office in 2009, President Obama directed the CIA to make the killing or capture of bin Laden the top priority. It was, in other words, a major shift from the previous administration. Thanks to that change in priorities, Obama did in two and a half years what George W. Bush, despite all of his "dead or alive" big talk and swagger, couldn't do in over seven years.
This fall in the Presidential election, the voters face the choice between President Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. Unfortunately, Romney is the least experienced major party nominee since the GOP chose Wendell Wilkie in 1940. Romney's only experience in government was his lone four year term as Governor of Massachusetts and Romney doesn't even like to talk about that term. If you listen to Romney, one would think he was in a federal witness protection program between 2002 and 2006!
Here in Nebraska in the U.S. Senate race, we have a similar choice between an experienced and proven leader and somebody who completely lacks any national security experience whatsoever. The voters shouldn't have any problem determining that there is a vast stature gap between former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey and State Senator Deb Fischer on the issue of keeping the country safe.
During Bob Kerrey's tenure in the U.S. Senate from 1989 to 2001, he served on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. After that, he served as a member of the prestigious and bi-partisan 9/11 Commission. One of the many important findings by the 9/11 Commission was that on August 6, 2001, then National Security Adviser Condoleeza Rice gave Bush a security briefing entitled, "Bin Laden Determined to Strike In U.S."
In sharp contrast, Fischer as a State Senator has no national security experience at all. As a matter of fact, her entire national security platform on her website contains around 160 words and entirely consists of the usual tired right wing talking points that typify her vacuous campaign.
What this all means is that the choice this fall for the voters on national security is very clear. We can back President Obama and Senator Kerrey - who both have extensive and successful records on national security. Or the voters could select the two amateurs that the Republican Party has offered up. I'm confident that the voters will recognize on Election Day that only our fine slate of Democratic candidates can be trusted to keep the U.S.A. safe.


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A study published in the journal Nutrition and Diabetes shows that you it is possible to train your brain to crave healthier foods.
It may be hard to believe, but 'Napoleon Dynamite' came out 10 years ago. So, what is one of film's most lovably eccentric characters doing now? Well, Jon Heder, the actor who gained fame playing the title character, reprised the role in a get-well video he made for a sick fan named Mary Elizabeth.
Here's a fairy tale come to life that will make your heart melt.
Does talking on a cell phone pose a health risk? This isn't the first time this question has been asked and it's a valid one too.
A recent study found a link between couples who smoke marijuana regularly and a reduced incidence of domestic violence.
Our family is currently going through the experience of watching my father decline from Alzheimer's. On my last visit it was painful to hear my retired father talk about how much 'he needs this job' and the fact that he couldn't remember how many kids he has. Kelly Gunderson of Georgia is going through the same thing as you'll see in this heartwarming video. Thankfully, Kelly is sharing with us this touching moment with her mother.
Where did the summer go? Labor Day weekend is here and then it's back to school for kids wishing summer was just beginning. Kids need lots of sleep and if their sleep schedules got a bit off track over the summer, try these tips to help them get back on a good sleep schedule for school.


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Team proud of fight in Sporting draw
Despite a tough result in their 1-1 draw with Sporting Kansas City last weekend, the Houston Dynamo confirmed they are a team with no quit, taking pride in their reaction and ability to grind out a result under difficult circumstances.
Davis free kick up for Goal of the Week
Brad Davis has been nominated for the AT&T Goal of the Week after his 8th-minute free kick goal beating Sporting KC goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen, during Saturday night's 1-1 draw at Robertson Stadium
Hall heroic once again in draw
Even down to nine men, the Houston Dynamo looked like they could hold off
Sporting Kansas City on Saturday night and hang on to a slim 1-0 win thanks to the heroics of goalkeeper Tally Hall and a determined defensive effort.
It took a deflected strike from Aurelien Collin in the 90th minute to finally broke Houston's resistance after a stellar night from Hall, who came within minutes of leading his club to an
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Dynamo 1, Sporting KC 1 -- postgame notes
The Houston Dynamo played shorthanded for most of the second half, playing the last 20 minutes with only nine players, but still came away with a 1-1 tie against Sporting Kansas City at Robertson Stadium Saturday night. Houston remains one point ahead of Kansas City and D.C. United for fourth place in the Eastern Conference.
Collin ties it late vs. nine-man Houston
Sporting Kansas City are fast becoming the comeback kids of MLS after a 90th-minute Aurelien Collin goal earned his club a 1-1 draw against nine-man Houston Dynamo on Saturday night to push Sporting's unbeaten streak to 11 games in MLS play.
New trialists train with Dynamo on Friday
As expected, the Houston Dynamo added two more trialists —
Costa Rican Álvaro Sánchez and German midfielder Björn Lindemann — to
their ranks Friday morning. Both players are slated to be on trial with
the club for one week and could see time in Wednesday's Dynamo Charities Cup.
Despite Houston preparing for an important match against Sporting Kansas City on Saturday, the pair participated in crossing drills and a short-field possession game as a first audition with the club.
Houston hopes to pull away from KC
The Houston Dynamo get another chance to put some distance between themselves and an Eastern Conference foe this weekend. On Saturday, Houston hosts red-hot Sporting Kansas City (7:30 p.m., buy tickets now), which sits just one point behind the Dynamo in the standings.
Sánchez the latest to go on trial
The auditions keep coming for the Houston Dynamo. After having Daniel
Cruz and Miler Castillo in for trials for parts of the last two weeks,
the club will entertain two more trialists — Costa Rican midfielder
Álvaro Sánchez and an unnamed player — beginning with Friday's training.
"He's a good goal-scorer," head coach Dominic Kinnear said of Sánchez,
who is currently on the books of Costa Rican first-division club San
Carlos. "We've talked about improving our attack, and we want to take a
look at him. Hopefully if he scores goals there, he can score goals
Match Preview: Dynamo vs. Sporting KC
The Basics
Houston Dynamo vs. Sporting Kansas City
Saturday, July 16, 7:30 p.m. CT
Robertson Stadium, Houston, TX
All-time record: Houston leads 6-3-3 (5-2-3 regular season)
Cameron, Watson surprise duo in midfield
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Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority are all uneasy allies with one another but one thing the three administrations have now in common is an enemy - Hamas.
Gideon Levy has no illusions about how he is perceived in the mainstream Jewish world. The veteran Ha'aretz journalist is one of the most outspoken critics of Israel's presence in the West Bank and Gaza, and has been for 25 years. The fact that he has promoted his new book, The Punishment of Gaza, at a series of events organised by pro-Palestinian groups, has not endeared him to Zionist groups here, and he has been called "a propagandist for Hamas" by right wingers at home in Israel.
A Palestinian is believed to have been killed in an IDF airstrike undertaken in retaliation for terrorists in Gaza stepping up attacks on Israel.
As Benajmin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas met for peace talks in Jerusalem, at least nine mortar shells and two rockets were sent into southern Israel, the highest daily total in six months.
One Kassam rocket exploded near the city of Ashkelon in an industrial area.
Hillary Clinton has praised the Israeli and Palestinian leaders for taking the peace negotiations seriously.
As a second day of direct Middle East peace talks commenced, this time in Jerusalem, the US Secretary of State said Benajmin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas were "getting down to business".
The parents of a pro-Palestinian activist who died during a protest in Gaza 2003 have arrived in Haifa to pursue a civil court case against the state of Israel.
The second stage of the Rachel Corrie case opened yesterday in Haifa's district court. The American activist died aged 23 in March 2003 after being crushed by an IDF bulldozer.
She had come to Rafah at the height of the Palestinian intifada with the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign, to demonstrate against the demolition of houses.
The New Israel Fund is examining new grant-giving guidelines following a barrage of attacks from Israeli right-wing groups.
One of the key clauses being considered by the board and key donors would compel non-profit groups that wish to receive grants from the Fund to accept, to a certain extent, the principle of Israel being a Jewish state.
The MP for Leeds North East, Fabian Hamilton, has called for action against the judge who suggested that one of the anti-Israel activists who was acquitted of damaging an arms factory should be awarded the George Cross.
Judge George Bathurst-Norman made the comments in his summing up of a trial last month.
Mr Hamilton, who said it is becoming increasingly difficult to defend Israel in parliament, wrote to the Attorney-General last week.
He said: "What makes this trial most disturbing is the way in which the judge used his summary to promote his own political views about Israel.
Thousands of music fans are expected to attend a four-day festival organised by Christian groups promoting Palestinian causes.
Greenbelt, held at Cheltenham Racecourse from today, will feature performances by Shed Seven and Beverley Knight and a promotional campaign entitled "If Greenbelt was Gaza." The campaign asks fans to "confront the stark contrast" between the event and the "day-to-day life experienced by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip" by asking them to consider how they would manage with only one tap on the site or how 12,800 festival-goers would survive without food.
Six decades of failed peace efforts have left most Israelis (and Palestinians) deeply skeptical about the prospects for success.
The pattern is familiar - a new American president, faced with major difficulties at home and abroad, hopes that a Middle East peace breakthrough will help solve many of these problems. He squeezes the leaders of both sides, and as neither wants the label of "spoiler", they go along with the charade.
But the efforts fail, as core differences over history, religion (particularly in Jerusalem), borders and sovereignty remain insurmountable.
William Hague will visit Israel within the next month on his first official visit to the region as Foreign Secretary - and has been invited by Israel's own Foreign Minister to visit Gaza.
The exact date of Mr Hague's trip is dependent on the completion of direct talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, which are currently being planned.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has suggested that Mr Hague also travels to Gaza as part of a group of European foreign ministers.
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Founded: The parent company, Keller Williams, based in Austin, Texas, began in 1983.
Ownership: Private
Iowa employees: 149
Top Iowa executives: Brian Wentz, CEO/team leader, and Kacy Bell, operating partner.
Success is important at Keller Williams, says Des Moines leader Brian Wentz. But the company wants to build it the right way in an ethical atmosphere thats centered around agents who are happy and enjoy where they are.
When our people accomplish what they want to accomplish, then the company accomplishes what it wants to accomplish, says Wentz, the Des Moines CEO.
Helping our people become the best they can be is a critical part of our environment, says Wentz, who has seen the number of agents joining the company nearly double so far this year.
The approach must be working. The 100 Keller Williams employees in Des Moines, along with an additional 49 at a sister agency in Davenport, believe the company is the best place in the state to work.
The focus on agents goes beyond lip service, Wentz says.
Agents play an important role in the companys leadership council. They share in the agencys profits. They share in the parent corporations profits. And agents get intense training, mentoring and co-worker support, says Wentz, whose office opened in April 2012.
The focus begins when agents join Keller Williams, he says. Theyre asked about their personal goals, since that drives their professional goals.
They call it the big why and display it in an office poster: One agent wants a Catholic education for her two kids. Another wants to be debt-free to travel the world.
Agents also get an unobstructed view of the company books. They know how much the office pays for Post-its. They hold us accountable, he says.
That makes Keller Williams different from other real estate companies, says Wentz, who expects the office to sell about 8 percent of the Des Moines metro homes this year. That would put the companys sales volume at $118 million.
Another factor is Keller Williams belief that agents need to make faith their first priority.
It fits with the corporate philosophy of doing whats moral before whats necessarily profitable.
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We have a steady routine on school mornings. I get up before the kids so that I can at least drink a half gallon or so of coffee before waking them. Because, once they are awake, I have to be on my toes. I never know what the mood of any of them is going to be like-so I want to be alert-ready to fend off any hitch in our very well structured morning routine. We also only have one bathroom. One bathroom for six people. We have been trying to put in another-but we seem to be thwarted at every turn. We just don't have very good bathroom Karma . From potty training to flushing Thomas and his cheeky friends..we must have gone through at least eight toilets so far. Sadly, I am not exaggerating. There have been many nights spent standing in ankle deep....water-hopping from foot to foot..hoping that we can get it to work with a hammer some craft glue and tape. Oh we have learned to be prepared-the hard way. We now keep a spare toilet in the garage. It's right next to the power tools and lawn mower.
Every morning after they have eaten breakfast, they sit and watch television until the bus comes. We have about fifteen minutes before PBS starts broadcasting children's shows. So I usually make them watch Yoga...until "Arthur" comes on. This is probably one of the only children's shows that I can bear watching. Even though I do take issue with an aardvark having a dog as a pet. What is it with that? Oh you don't want to get me started on children's programming..Has anyone ever watched "Clifford the Big Red Dog"? Does anyone notice that his family lives on a small island-an island! Where does a gigantic dog, the size of a small building- poop? How does this family whose only source of income comes from selling things made of sea shells afford to feed a dog of that size? Not only that-they have a big house with more than one bathroom! On the ocean!. sigh...It's sad when you start questioning cartoon characters..worse when you are envious..but I digress..As I was saying, our mornings are pretty calm. We have a rhythm a routine- it works.
So there we were on Friday morning....We were running a few minutes late..Sammy was still in the bathroom...when Oscar started singing the cow song. Now this is totally my fault. Oscar, being the computer whiz that he is, finds the most interesting (but not always appropriate) things to watch. He loves Youtube. We try and monitor him with this..but sometimes..well..lets just say "Punching Barney" isn't what I want him viewing-no matter how much I might agree with the sentiment. So, I try and find more appropriate things that we both will find amusing. Because, if Oscar likes it-he will repeat it over and over.....and over. That's why I showed him the cow video...sigh..What was I thinking?
Me- "Alright..does everyone have their stuff? Sammy hurry up..the bus is gonna be here in a few minutes"
Oscar-"I am cow..I am cow..."
Sammy-"I'll be done in a minute.."
Oscar-"Hear me moo...moo...moo..."
Oscar-"mama?...Cow..cow...Mama? I need to go into the bathroom."
Me-"O.K....Sammy hurry up, Oscar needs to get in there.."
Oscar-" I eat grass..gas comes....Mama..I WANT to go in the bathroom NOW...you said I can say things in the bathroom.."
It's true..I did..Oscar sometimes has this great need to yell certain things out..we are trying to teach him that not everything is acceptable in public.. trying to give him a private place..a place to go when the URGE overwhelms him...The bathroom is that place. Only on Friday morning the one bathroom was occupied and Oscar really really wanted to express himself...and we really needed him to do this BEFORE school.
Oscar-"Mama..do you want to hear how I sing the cow hahahahaha song?"
Me-"Sammy...you really need to get out of there now!.."
Sammy"But I'm not done yet!"
Oscar-"The gas comes out my AA...hahahahahaha..
Oscar-"That's not it...Mama?...The gas comes out my...heehee..Mama?...Can I say it..haha..Mama?"
Me-"You can't hold it?"
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Me-"Go ahead.."
Oscar-"I eat GRASS..hahaha and GAS comes out my..hahahaha...MY HINEY! HAHAHAHA!!"
He tricked me! He had me thinking that he was going to say something else..that little weasel really had me going! I thought "Wow-he's really getting it-getting that certain words should not be yelled at the top of ones lungs." For the next ten minutes or so he sang parts of the cow song...looking at me when it came to "that" part..laughing away..until he got to the line "Milk and cheese and butter made with liquid from my....Mama?...He's peeing milk." "No Oscar...it is an UDDER..it is a girl..you get milk from GIRL cows..from their UDDERS."..."But Mama..it looks like a PE.. hahahahaha...""Oscar it is an UDDER!"....""O.k. Mama..but it looks...""Oscar."..As the bus pulled up and the kids were going out the door..Oscar started singing.."Made with liquid from MY.." he gave me this big smile..a hug and kiss...and ran on to the bus...
And so another week has come to a close. Our first full week of school since it started. I think we are all doing o.k. And although I am still desperately hoping for a second bathroom-We seem to be doing just fine without it.
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I've been an SF Bay resident for about a decade and I'm up for meeting someone special online. I'm originally from the Pacific Northwest, went to graduate school in Boston and spent a year working Tokyo before moving out here. I have a good sense of humor and a lot of mental energy, so if you're a curious and creative type you'll find conversation with me to be very stimulating, engaging and funny. I don't claim to have all the answers in life, but I have a good take on things from my past experiences and a good sense of where I'm going. I have a pretty well-rounded background and a wide range of interests. I'm into thinks like hiking, watching sports, going for movies, swing/salsa/ballroom dancing, visiting a museum, exploring one of the local neighborhoods, playing a board/party game or trying a new restaurant. During football season I'm busy following my team. At home I'm reading, surfing the web, building furniture, coding away at a startup idea, or watching some TV series on Netflix. I love going out for long walks and hikes and enjoy taking photos of things that catch my eye. From living in the SF area for over ten years I seem to know an amazing amount of people and am one of the more social ones in my circles of friends. Mostly though I enjoy spending quality time with my circle of close friends. I probably have the best sense of contextual humor you'll find outside a comedy club and I love making my partner laugh. On Myers-Briggs I'm something like an INTJ, but have my own twist on it. I'm emotionally healthy, have good boundaries and am quite open with my closer friends -- feel free to ask me anything. Financially I'm pretty responsible and I'm more of a saver than a spender. I'm a pretty good cook and can make everything from chocolate chip cookies (I generally use bananas as a moistener instead of butter, its healthier and goes great with the chocolate) to orange-soy salmon with quinoa.
Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Political interests , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Dancing, Football, Hockey, Inline skating, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats
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SoMa, downtown Mountain View, occasionally Palo Alto, Polk Street, the Mission, and walking along the Embarcadero.
The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
I tend to have have favorite friends, restaurants, foods, movies, etc. Once I find something I really like, its a favorite for a long long time.
Dinner with friends, hiking, visiting museums, watching musicals, taking photographs, ice skating, reading, sometimes even cooking, exploring SF, vacations, board games, swing/ballroom dancing, ...
I keep up on news and have a subscription to the Economist. Reading books comes and goes in cycles and ones I've read recently are,"Steve Jobs", "The Signal and the Noise: ...", and "The Information: A History ...."
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|5'1" (154cms) to 5'8" (172cms)
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|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
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|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
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|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|Executive / Management, Financial / Accounting / Real Estate, Legal, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Education / Teacher / Professor, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Other profession
I spent over a dozen years doing research in AI, robotics and related things at NASA and other research labs, now I'm switching to industry.
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
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|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, White / Caucasian, Other
|Christian / Catholic
|Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Jewish, Spiritual but not religious, Other, Christian / Other
|PhD / Post Doctoral
|Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
University of British Columbia; Brandeis University.


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The woman revived by Matthew Mcconaughey at the Toronto Film Festival in Canada in 2003 after she passed out in a cinema has been given a treat - a phone call from her hero.
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Little Women is one of the best loved books of all time. Lovely Meg, talented Jo, frail Beth, spoiled Amy: these are hard lessons of poverty and of growing up in New England during the Civil War. Through their dreams, plays, pranks, letters, illnesses, and courtships, women of all ages have become a part of this remarkable family and have felt the deep sadness when Meg leaves the circle of sisters to be married at the end of Part I. Part II, chronicles Meg's joys and mishaps as a young wife and mother, Jo's struggle to become a writer, Beth's tragedy, and Amy's artistic pursuits and unexpected romance. Based on Louise May Alcott's childhood, this lively portrait of nineteenth- century family life possesses a lasting vitality that has endeared it to generations of readers.
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We were very lucky for we had our tour operator's Indian guide who had organised the rickshaw ride through the land of the Chandni Chowk Delhi. As a group of 27 we were quickly organised into hour Rickshaws and had a photo shoot before we started our tour. I did not envy our driver for it was a very hot...
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A rickshaw ride in Old Delhi may not be to everyone's liking but my husband and I really enjoyed it!
After selecting a rickshaw to board, our driver took us on a ride uphill past the Red Fort. The traffic in this area was not too bad. However, as we entered some of the more narrow streets, we were only...
Great experience- one of the highlights of our India trip. Hard to believe we could squeeze through some of narrow lanes- we were really in the hustle and bustle of the city. Totally recommend it.
A great experience if you love and want to know more of Old Delhi's history, culture and cuisine. You weave through the narrow lanes dodging cows, cars, motor bikes and masses of people all going about there business. You can also take a walk through the markets to sense and smell the aromas of the spice market and there are...
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Wow !! What an amazing experience it was, fun, exhilarating at times and very informative.
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Any local/Indian would certainly rate the Old. Delhi visit as an ordeal. The congestion and the hustle-bustle can rattle the steeliest nerves. But you must-do this , it is a peep into our vibrant rainbow-culture. The pages of History are effortlessly recreated at every sight.To a well-heeled traveller , it can seem a daunting experience to brave the milling crowds...
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Staying T Sheraton hotel saket, did your hotel book you your rucksaw tour and how much should I expect to pay , thanks, Carrie mac
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