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eral, military-first solutions of the key issues of world politics and circumventing the basic norms of international law.
Russian scholars (Dakhin, 2001) argue that the latter trend prevails, and that economic globalization has become an instrument in the construction of such a unipolar model of world order, in which sovereignty is limited. This political model has thus far failed to encompass the whole world. Domination of financial markets and recurrent financial crises may compromise the neoliberal approach promoted by national governments and international financial institutions such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), the International Monetary Fund, and The World Bank, and the world economy may turn to greater use of state regulation (Kargalitsky, 2001).
Russian experts (Fedotova, 2001) claim that after the dissolution of the USSR, countries leading the globalization process became indifferent to the social quality of non-Western societies unless it threatened relevant interests. The goals of integration into the global economy were separated from the goals of internal development.
The negative impact of the current pattern of globalization is becoming more pronounced in a number of countries, including developed ones (Bezruchka, 2000), as a result of environmental decline; marginalization of specific regions and social groups, such as youth, the aged, and employees of declining branches of the economy; and liberalization of social policy. In response to the unipolar political model, antiglobalist sentiment takes the form of social clashes, extremism, and terrorism (Dakhin, 2001). Inequalities in development are generating tension in international relations.
One of the features of transnational social organization is the freedom of movement of individuals beyond national borders. Thus issues of health and social security become international and necessitate the development of transnational and global health policy and governance (Kickbusch and Buse, 2001; Kickbusch and de Leeuw, 1999; Lee, 1999). Public health challenges become a basic element in the stability of international political systems. This is important from the point of view of the prevention and control of infectious disease (IOM, 1997).
Many of the critical issues related to global health5 and increasing global interdependence are represented in post-Soviet Russia, and globalization can provide keys to some solutions. It is a positive movement to-
Demographic destabilization; accelerating developmental disparities; health-in-development strains; health-in-prosperity strains; persistent underattention to the vulnerabilities and capabilities of girls and women; infrastructural inadequacy and inappropriateness; deficiencies of cooperation, coordination, and governance; facilitation of biomedical research; facilitation of clinical practice; microenvironmental problems; environmental degradation; demand for personally and socially harmful substances; violence (Koop et al., 2000).


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Membership to Bag, Borrow, or Steal
Every woman loves bags, but it is so hard to pick the right one. So why not let your lady decide for herself? Bag, Borrow, or Steal is basically the Netflix of handbags. First your lady picks her purse, then it is mailed to her. When she is sick of it she mails it back and picks out a new one!
There are three levels of membership -- $19.95, $49.95 or $99.95 a month. Depending on how much you pay, you will have access to bags from different designers. There is no time limit on borrowing. As long as your account is in good standing, the frequency of your bag rotation is completely up to your lady.
Tiffany's Jewelry
What woman doesn't swoon when she sees the little blue box? Here is some great news for procrastinators: Order by 2 p.m. the day before Valentine's Day and your gift will be there on Valentine's Day itself. You don't have to drop a grand to get her something nice. There are some lovely pieces of jewelry for $100.
Spa Finder Gift Certificate
Let's face it: Most men don't know much about spas. That's what makes this spa gift certificate so great. Spa Finder gift certificates arrive in an elegant envelope, accompanied by a directory of participating spas listing where certificates can be redeemed. This way, she can do the research and choose the spa she wants to go to.
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Some people are turned off by the sappy side of Valentine's Day. A company called Xperience Days lets you give the gift of doing something really cool. The cheapest Xperience day costs $40 -- it's a wine tasting in Philadelphia. The most expensive costs $110,000 -- a private zero-gravity flight for you and up to 26 of your friends. The average Xperience day costs $200 to $300.
Victoria's Secret If you can't decide what to give, go for the classic choice of lingerie. A teddy is much better than a teddy bear. Victoria's Secret is your best bet because it has a wide range of styles and prices.
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Is there an item belonging to your sweetheart that needs mending or repairing? Almost everyone has something that should get fixed but doesn't for the longest time because they're too busy. But you can take the trouble to get it done, showing both that you noticed the need and cared enough to use your own valuable time to arrange or do the repair. You could fix a tattered watch band or refurbish an old picture.
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February 19, 2011 Opening your vehicle's door into traffic is dangerous and also against the law. With snowplow banks encroaching into parking spaces, the danger of this action is compounded. more »»
Close calls a part of driving — or are they?
February 12, 2011 So, you haven't had an accident (crash) or a traffic ticket in 15 years; therefore, you consider yourself a good driver! Why not? With a driving record like that, how could you be otherwise?... more »»
The high cost of crashes
February 5, 2011 Every day, an average of four New Yorkers die in a traffic-related crash. Every day, about 40 New Yorkers are hospitalized because of a traffic crash. more »»
Violating headlight laws obvious to oncoming drivers
January 29, 2011 Of all the vehicle and traffic laws in New York State, violators are not as obvious to other drivers as are violators of the headlight laws. more »»
Snowmobile checkpoints benefit everyone
January 22, 2011 It is not uncommon to encounter unannounced police checkpoints on our local roads, where enforcement agencies look for proper registration and inspection stickers, seatbelts, drivers under the... more »»
Apply the laws of physics to winter driving
January 15, 2011 (Editor's note: 'Safety on the Roads' normally appears on Page A5 of the Saturday paper. Due to space constraints on that page, it runs on this page toda. more »»
Hit a deer? Here's what to do
January 8, 2011 We have many rural roads in Franklin County, and thus a lot of deer. And when deer are prevalent, the inevitable is bound to happen — hitting a deer with a motor vehicle. more »»
Stopped emergency vehicles require lane change
December 31, 2010 Effective Ja. more »»
Slow-moving vehicles: Sharing the road safely
December 24, 2010 At the November, 2010 meeting of the Franklin County Traffic Safety Board, it was noted that there have been a number of recent vehicle collisions with Amish horse-drawn buggies in Franklin and St. more »»
Snowmobile crash data laws reviewed
December 18, 2010 During the 2009-10 snowmobiling season New York State had 14 deaths and 237 people injured from snowmobiling. Franklin County had one fatality and eight people injure. more »»
Putting snow or refuse into street or road is illegal
December 11, 2010 Winter is rapidly approaching, and with it, snow and the need for plowing, shoveling and snow blowing of driveways, sidewalks and parking lot. more »»
Entering intersection for left turn confusing to many
December 4, 2010 You are approaching an intersection controlled by a traffic light that is showing green and you want to turn left at this intersection. However, there is a string of vehicles coming toward you. more »»
Ignition interlock a required part of DWI sentencing
November 13, 2010 New York state has taken another important step to further deter driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Anyone sentenced on or after Aug. more »»
Following too closely: Three-second rule
November 6, 2010 Drivers tailgate for many reasons. Drivers with aggressive or angry personalities, tight schedules or simply the desire to pass can be tailgaters. more »»
Speed adaption: An illusion we must deal with
October 22, 2010 Have you noticed how fast traffic moves when entering our Franklin County villages, where the posted speed limit is 30 mph? Speed measurements show the speed averages in the 40s as vehicles... more »»
Right turn on red getting sloppy locally
October 15, 2010 Since January 1980, all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico, have allowed right turns on red (RTOR), unless a sign otherwise prohibits this. more »»
Challenges to graduated licensing law affects teen drivers
October 8, 2010 Effective Aug. 14 and Sept. more »»
Miscellaneous vehicle and traffic laws
September 18, 2010 Writing Did You Know articles about vehicle and traffic law requires reading through the often boring manual of Vehicle and Traffic Law. more »»
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September 3, 2010 There's a new road safety tool making an impact across the nation — road safety audits. This is a program sponsored by the Federal Highway Administratio. more »»
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Not a huge result for most fans, but NIU's Izzy Montemayor gets a 3-2 win over #1 seed Olankowski - good win for Izzy.
Not a huge result for most fans, but NIU's Izzy Montemayor gets a 3-2 win over #1 seed Olankowski - good win for Izzy.
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I wasn't expecting Kerber or Grey to be there. Kerber isn't but I'm happy to see Mike made weight and is competing. Too bad Frank Perrelli isn't in there. He could win this thing at 125.
Is it just me or have the BU brackets not been updated in quite a while?
Gold is an idiot.
Patterson goes down to some Cornell backup in the quarters... could be a blessing in disguise for Grips if he pins his way to 3rd
Gold is an idiot.
All IU final at 165 with Young and Leblanc from New York -Kuhn def 's to Everhart -McLemore is dominating the field with 2 majors and a fall at MSU.
Deshazer has 2 falls & a dec going up against Gomez.
Hey Russ any idea why Escobedo didn't make it to East Lansing?
McDonald beats Hall
Holley beats Patterson
Bosak beats Caputo
Holley vs. Bosak in the title match, possibly for the right to face Maryland next week.
Koll said earlier in the week that Bosak distanced himself from the rest of the 184s. I guess we'll see.
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Need to partner, not create new veteran medical only systems
My experience has been that it is very difficult to find who to talk to within veterans organizations. I have talked to different veterans organizations, VSOs, Dept. of VA and VA hospitals and they all have differing views on transportation and what can and needs to be done. There is a movement to create mobility managers and new accessible transportation programs within veteran systems. Two problems with this are that the new transportation is for medical purposes only and vets need so much more than that and there are already well-coordinated systems that veterans can take advantage of if the organizations come to the table. I fear we are just creating more silos instead of working together with what is already being coordinated in an area.
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I believe partnering with public entities as well as private entities are essential for more creative and innovative ideas. In addition, partnering with healthcare related organizations are important to achieve optimal input.
I certainly agree! Just like the FTA's Job Access Reverse Commute, New Freedom, and Elderly & Persons with Disabilities programs- Require coordination, not duplication. Furhter more, combine all these services. Give 100% funding to agencies coordinating regional call centers and offering transportation services to all vulnerable populations. Enough of each of the individual human service agencies running their own individualized transportation. Coordinate!!
We have been transporting veterans for years. So many need to go to Dayton for medical. That means we need to take them to Lima where someone else transports to Dayton. It makes it difficult for the veteran.
I totally agree that we need to partner and coordinate at a higher level. In my area, there are several well organized groups that are very capable of serving all those in need. Partnering and pooling resources, ideas and funding would benefit so many more.


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Two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies conspired to assault a handcuffed jail inmate and struck him with a flashlight before writing reports that falsely claimed he attacked them, according to a federal indictment made public on Friday.
The alleged attack was witnessed by a jail chaplain who wrote a sworn declaration saying he witnessed deputies beat an inmate in Men's Central Jail.
The indictment does not mention the chaplain but accuses Deputies Joey Aguiar, 26, and Mariano Ramirez, 38, of beating an inmate on the same date in February 2009. The indictment identifies the inmate only as "BP," but a district attorney's record obtained by The Times names him as Brett Phillips.
The inmate's hands were cuffed and secured to a waist chain at the time of the assault, the indictment alleges. Both deputies are accused of kicking him in the head and upper body. Ramirez is also accused of using pepper spray on the inmate and striking him with a flashlight.
The indictment alleges that the deputies submitted false reports to justify the force. Aguilar claimed that the inmate tried to head-butt his face and violently kicked at him, prosecutors said. Ramirez, they said, wrote in his report that the inmate kicked at deputies.
Prosecutors say the inmate neither tried to head-butt the deputies nor kicked at them.
The deputies' false reports resulted in the Sheriff's Department beginning the process of referring the victim to the district attorney's office for prosecution, according to the indictment. The indictment does not say whether the inmate was criminally charged.
Chaplain Paulino Juarez, a Catholic deacon, said he witnessed the incident while ministering to a different inmate, and filed a report about what he saw.
In a sworn statement he made for the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, Juarez said he first heard thumps and gasps and, as he went to investigate, saw three deputies pounding an inmate pressed against the wall. Juarez said he believed the inmate was handcuffed because he never raised his hands to protect his face from the deputies' fists, instead shouting: "I am doing nothing wrong; please stop."
The inmate, Juarez said, collapsed face first. His "body lay limp and merely absorbed their blows." The deputies continued kicking, the chaplain said.
One deputy eventually turned and saw Juarez. "When we made eye contact, the deputy ... had a nervous and surprised look on his face. Then he began making signs to the others with his hands, motioning them to stop the beating," according to the declaration.
Later, the chaplain said he noticed a pool of blood, 2 feet around. He recalled one sheriff's official yelling: "Check if he has HIV."
The chaplain filed a report at the time and was interviewed by Sheriff's Department investigators. In the weeks after he filed his complaint, he said, passing deputies would call him "rat" and other insults. After hearing nothing for two years, Juarez reached out to the department and was granted a meeting with then-Sheriff Lee Baca.
The sheriff, Juarez recalled, said he had never heard about the incident.
"This happened two years ago and I'm only finding out about it now?" Baca asked his executive staff, according to the chaplain. Baca looked over the file, about 10 pages, and told the chaplain his investigators had determined that the inmate was schizophrenic. Juarez said Baca told him that deputies had to punch the inmate a couple of times to get him into the cell. "Punches are allowed, but kicks are not allowed in my department," Baca said, according to Juarez.
According to the chaplain, Baca said his investigators determined that the bruises on the inmate were the result of the man being run over by a car before he was incarcerated, not from a beating.
About two-and-a-half years after the incident, the ACLU filed Juarez's declaration in court along with dozens of other sworn statements by inmates and others who alleged excessive force by deputies. Baca launched a jail task force to review the allegations.
According to a district attorney's memo, the task force submitted its investigation to county prosecutors in January 2013, nearly a year after the statute of limitations had past for a criminal filing in state court.
County prosecutors had three years from the date of the incident to file criminal charges, the memo said. The task force had begun its probe four months before the deadline, the memo said.
The memo provides additional details about the force used by Aguiar and Ramirez. The deputies punched Phillips five to eight times in the rib area while Ramirez struck the inmate two to three times in the leg and elbow with a flashlight, according to the document, which was written by Deputy Dist. Atty. Fernando Guzman.


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I'm using prismacolor markers on Strathmore Bristol board 300 Series Vellum and I'm getting a lot of bleeding. I'm also getting a lot of what I call highlights. I make a stroke and in the center of the mark it is much lighter like a highlight. Are these a product of the kind of paper I'm using? If so, what paper do you recommend and what techniques can you recommend to limit this?
The other question I have is how to blend with prismacolors. I'm having major trouble with this.
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I'd recommend the smooth, hot pressed or plate surface rather than vellum, which is cold-pressed and I think is specifically designed for dry media. The Strathmore 400 Smooth or 500 Plate Bristol may work better for you. Thicker weight is handy if you use a lot of ink.
Prismacolors are alcohol based, so using alcohol or acetone should work for you. In place of a blend marker, a dried out pale grey marker, or even q-tip swabs work. Dip in acetone and blend away. Some prismacolor markers are wetter than others brand new, so if they dry out some they bleed less. You can get your best blends right from the markers by layering them from the start: back to front, light to dark, wet into wet, and you shouldn't need to add that much more extra blending.
Hope that was helpful.
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I use a plate paper caled Silverblade its great for prismacolor markers and Ink. You could also try a thin sort of cardboard paper used in architecture models most of them got a plate surface thats great with markers. The cardboard is great for gallery art. Sort of what most popartist use for small printings.
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Campbellsville University will host Dr. Robert Smith, professor of Christian teaching at Beeson Divinity School of Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., as the keynote speaker in a two-day evangelistic preaching conference "Called to One Hope" May 18-19 in Louisville at the Louisville Education Center, 2300 Greene Way, Louisville, Ky.
Blair Lamb was at the Lucky Vista Motel, helping her group shoot a video for a project in one of her classes. Only her mind wasn't on the project.
She was waiting — waiting to hear if she had been accepted for the Governor's School for the Arts program.
So, with lighting and sound equipment all around her, she couldn't help but sit there, staring at her phone as everyone else focused on getting their movie done.
But she wasn't alone in her misery.
A Campbellsville man died and a Bradfordsville, Ky., woman was hospitalized after a head-on collision early on Thursday afternoon near Marion County, said a report by Deputy Dickie Benningfield of the Taylor County Sheriff's Office.
Taylor County Coroner Terry Dabney declared Joseph "Rufus" Wade, 70, dead at the scene of the accident, said the report. It also stated that Elizabeth Miller, 85, was flown via Air Evac to University of Louisville Hospital.
A state senator, a restaurant, a teacher and an insurance agency were honored at the 66th annual Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet.
Kentucky State Senator Max Wise (R-Campbellsville) was awarded the Everette Lee Citizen of the Year Award. Becky Nash and Larry "Fella" Wilson were also nominated.
"First and foremost, I just want to thank God for blessing me with everything that I have in my life," Wise said. "There's nothing that I have today that's not without Jesus Christ."
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Longtime Calallen football coach Phil Danaher never goes into a game thinking the Wildcats might lose — even against a Port Lavaca Calhoun team that features four 1,000-yards rushers and is a contender for a regional championship.
"I feel like we have a shot," said Danaher, whose team hosts the Sandcrabs in tonight's season opener. "On paper they should win the game ... if you play on paper. But you don't play on paper, you play on grass. Or, in our case, on artificial turf."
Either way, the Wildcats could have their hands full.
Running back Brandon Griffith rushed for 1,605 yards and 20 touchdowns a year ago, an impressive feat for any ball carrier. Quarterback Joseph Bargas and running back Jeremy Loya were just as productive, however.
Bargas accounted for 1,548 yards and 24 touchdowns, while Loya added 1,002 yards and 11 scores. Those totals helped the Sandcrabs reach the third round of the Class 4A Division II playoffs.
Port Lavaca's offseason was highlighted by the addition of transfer and Oklahoma commit Daniel Brooks, who rushed for 1,602 yards and 19 touchdowns for Class 3A Rockdale. He also captured the gold medal in the 100 meters at the University Interscholastic League state track and field championships in May.
That speed is sure to give the Sandcrabs a boost to their option attack, something coach Richard Whitaker isn't going to get too excited about just yet. Not against Calallen, a 4A Division II state semifinalist last year.
"I think we have the chance to have a good team, but I'm not going to put all our ducks in row for one game," Whitaker said. "Calallen is a phenomenal football team. It's going to be a good test early on to find out where our weaknesses are. Hopefully we have a good game. If not, we'll go back to the drawing board and get to work. It's a great test for both of us."
It's just the first of four demanding non-district games the Wildcats have to endure.
After Port Lavaca, the Wildcats take on rival Gregory-Portland. Then Calallen has matchups against Victoria East and Carroll before starting District 31-4A play against Kingsville.
"It's going to be a challenge," Danaher said. "Playing against those teams I'd say you're going to find out real quick how good a team you have."
That should help the Wildcats overcome the loss of seven starters on offense and six on defense. Fortunately, Calallen does return several key players, including running back Marcus Price and defensive lineman Michael Wiser.
There still is plenty of work to do, though.
"We did pretty well in the scrimmages and moved the ball well at times, but nothing real consistent. That will come with time," Danaher said. "With the throwing game if you're off and not on target it's going to be three-and-out and then they're offense is back on the field. We need to be a little smoother than what we are right now. We have to execute well to win the ballgame. This one is going to tell a lot."
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In his long-awaited new novel, Norman Rush, author of three immensely praisedbooks set in Africa, including the best-selling classic and National Book Award-winner"Mating, " returns home, giving us a sophisticated, often comical, romp through the particular joys and tribulations of marriage, and the dilemmas of friendship, as a group of college friends reunites in upstate New York twenty-some years after graduation.
When Douglas, the ringleader of a clique of self-styled wits of superior sensibility dies suddenly, his four remaining friends are summoned to his luxe estate high in the Catskills to memorialize his life and mourn his passing. Responding to an obscure sense of emergency in the call, Ned, our hero, flies in from San Francisco (where he is the main organizer of a march against the impending Iraq war), pursued instantly by his furious wife, Nina: they re at a critical point in their attempt to get Nina pregnant, and she's ovulating It is Nina who gives us a pointed, irreverent commentary as the friends begin to catch up with one another. She is not above poking fun at some of their past exploits and the things they held dear, and she's particularly hard on the departed Douglas, who she thinks undervalued her Ned. Ned is trying manfully to discern what it was that made this clutch of souls his friends to begin with, before time, sex, work, and the brutal quirks of history shaped them into who they are now and, simultaneously, to guess at what will come next.
"Subtle Bodies" is filled with unexpected, funny, telling apercus, alongside a deeper, moving exploration of the meanings of life. A novel of humor, small pleasures, deep emotions. A novel to enjoy and to ponder.
His stories, essays and reviews have been published in the "New Yorker, the "New York Times Book Review, "The New York Review of Books, "The Nation, and other periodicals. He has been the recipient of numerous awards, including an NEA grant, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship.
Whites, a collection of stories, was published in 1986 and nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, and his first novel, Mating, was published in 1991 and was the recipient of the National Book Award. Mortals is his second novel.
In his third, much anticipated novel, Subtle Bodies, Rush takes the reader inside the most intimate parts of friendship. The author says his goal for this book, which took him nearly a decade to finish, was to produce his first concentrated piece of writing. More at NPR.org
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Johnny Cueto scattered four hits over seven innings for his major league-leading 17th win and the Cincinnati Reds beat the slumping Arizona Diamondbacks 5-2 on Tuesday night. Cueto (17-4) gave up two runs, struck out one and walked five for his eighth victory in nine decisions. The right-hander lowered his NL-leading ERA to 2.48. Ryan Hanigan hit a two-run single and Todd Frazier added a two-run triple for the Reds, who won for the third time in four games and stretched their lead in the NL Central to seven games over St. Louis. Jonathan Broxton pitched the eighth and Aroldis Chapman closed it out for his 33rd save and 25th straight, tied with Texas reliever Joe Nathan for the longest active streak in the majors. Wade Miley (14-9) allowed three runs and seven hits over seven innings. He walked one and struck out five for the Diamondbacks, who have lost five straight and seven of nine. Arizona opened a 1-0 lead in the first when Gerardo Parra doubled, went to third on a wild pit...
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Copyright 2014: Houston Chronicle | July 21, 2014 | Updated: July 21, 2014 6:12pm
Photo By Eric Gay/STFGov. Rick Perry, center, speaks during a news conference in the Governor's press room, Monday, July 21, 2014, in Austin, Texas. Gov. Perry announced he is deploying up to 1,000 National Guard troops over the next month to the Texas-Mexico border to combat criminals that Republican state leaders say are exploiting a surge of children and families entering the U.S. illegally. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Desperate Central American children fleeing violence and hopelessness - nearly 60,000 of them - have given Gov. Rick Perry the opportunity to do what he's been itching to do for years. He gets to put "boots on the ground" at the border, a thousand National Guardsmen who, ostensibly, will be supporting the Texas Department of Public Safety's so-called law-enforcement surge named Operation Strong Safety.
Actually, it's potential presidential candidate Perry who's deploying the troops to the border, the same combat-ready would-be president who ventured onto the roiling waters of the Rio Grande a few days ago with conservative talk-show host Sean Hannity.
The surge, Perry said, is the result of the federal government's failure to adequately secure the border.
Sheriffs along the border told reporters they had not been consulted. They also questioned the wisdom of sending in military personnel who have no authority to stop, question or arrest anyone.
"At this time, a lot of people do things for political reasons. I don't know that it helps," Cameron County Sheriff Omar Lucio told the Dallas Morning News.
The good sheriff has that right. "I don't know what good they can do," he added. "I need people who I can hire who know the community, the language and who can help."
If the governor, not necessarily the candidate, were truly interested in helping ease the border crisis, he would follow the moral exemplar of Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, who has offered facilities to help shelter the children until their immigration status can be determined. He would offer state assistance to clergy and church groups in the Valley who are doing the best they can to keep the children safe. He would treat the children as desperate refugees, not dangerous lawbreakers bringing disease and danger to this country.
Alas, there's no political gain in taking a humanitarian approach, particularly when the nativists howling for the children to be deported posthaste will have a lot to say about who's on the Republican ticket for 2016. Politician Perry is well aware of that fact.
No one believes in ignoring the influx of juveniles at the border, but as state Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa told the Chronicle, there's no need to militarize the border. The McAllen Democrat said the governor should be focused on helping local law enforcement and making resources available to feed, clothe and provide health checkups for the youngsters.
That would be the compassionate thing to do and the sensible thing, but, then again, someone who thinks he ought to be president doesn't always exhibit good sense.


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The Golden Gophers' best season in recent years ended at the NCAA Raleigh Regional on Saturday. Minnesota finished ninth at Lonnie Poole Golf Course. Minnesota finished at 20 over as a team.
The Gophers entered the day tied for sixth, six strokes out of fifth. Mendez was two strokes behind the top individual not on one of the top five teams. Minnesota carded a team score of 299 (+15) on the day, while Mendez shot a 2-over-par 73 to tie for ninth (-1).
Alex Gaugert was Minnesota's next finisher, tying for 39th at 7 over. Grady Meyer shot a 74 on Saturday and tied for 63rd (+13). Both Jon DuToit and Jon Trasamar turned in rounds of 76. DuToit tied for 57th (+11) , and Trasamar (+14) tied for 67th.
Georgia Tech (-27) won the Raleigh Regional. Washington, Texas A&M, Kentucky and Florida State will also advance to the NCAA Championships. Wake Forest's Cyrus Stewart will move on as an individual after tying for sixth at 3 under.
The 2013-14 campaign saw the Gophers make their first NCAA Regional team appearance since 2009. They won their first four tournaments since 2006-07, including their first Big Ten title since 2007. Mendez was Minnesota's first Big Ten medalist since 2003, and received Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors after winning four tournaments. Head coach John Carlson was named Big Ten Coach of the Year.
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04/28/2015Mendez Earns All-B1G First Team Honors
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DULUTH - State officials have announced that a Chinese information technology company is planning to open a research and development center in metro Atlanta.
Gainesville's Pope named among top 100 trial lawyers
This summer I spent more time with my camera than my computer. As a camp photographer up in the mountains of White County, I shot more than 20,000 photos. To make them look good, I had to edit them quickly and judiciously -- good enough for parental scrutiny.
The local jobs picture has brightened a bit over the summer.
Farmer's Home manager McElrea honored
Lewis joins Chamber staff as project manager
The unemployment rate in Hall County rose to 7.6 percent in June, up from 6.9 percent in May, the Georgia Department of Labor announced today.
Pat Duncan's eyes light up when she talks about the graceful simplicity of an aquaponics system.
Southern States Cooperative's Gainesville store is among seven retail locations in North Georgia that will close by late July, the cooperative has announced.
Gainesville's Pro View Foods honored for global growth
Girardeau, 2 sections earn honors at State Bar of Georgia gathering
Agriculture is the largest industry in the country and the pulse of the economy can generally be gauged by how well the industry is functioning.
DAWSONVILLE - An Atlanta-based development company has announced plans to build a commercial "power center" that will bring national retail and restaurants to Dawson County.
Hall County's unemployment rate bumped back up slightly in May to 6.9 percent, up one-tenth of a percentage point from 6.8 percent in April, the Georgia Department of Labor announced today.
Soybeans in Hall County have gained back some popularity by farmers as prices have stayed firm at decent levels. I guess over the past four or five years, soybean acreage has increased by three- or fourfold.
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DENVER - 2009: Ryan Torain of the Denver Broncos poses for his 2009 NFL headshot at photo day in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by NFL Photos)
AP Image Run Ryan, run. As Redskins fans got a glimpse of last year, running back Ryan Torain has the ability to put the team on his back and flat-out produce. He finished the day with 19 rushes for 135 yards, and a 7.1 yards per carry average. This was his fourth career 100-yard game, and the second-highest production of his career. He was also your runaway (pun intended) winner of Most Valuable Redskin with 68 percent of the vote. But credit cannot be taken away from Tim Hightower today, either. Despite getting bottled up on the ground, he was solid in pass protection, and once again saved the day by keeping Rams points off the board. In Week 1 against the Giants, it was Hightower that was the last line of defense against a fumble recovery for a touchdown. Today, it was Hightower again who chased down Justin King's interception return to prevent the touchdown. These are the unselfish efforts that make or break a team on the field and in the locker room. Also recall that Hig...
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by Robert Simonds from Citizens for Excellence in Education three different quotes on education and politics."As the church watches from the sidelines, the ungodly elect atheists and homosexuals to school boards and legislatures to enact policies and laws that destroy our Christian children and discriminate against Christian families." … [Read more...]
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Just a shame it wasn't Katherine Legge instead.
Mr. Kruger:How about all the race car drivers that have promoted cigarettes over the years? They've contributed to something far worse than showing off some skin, both of which are not absolutely directly related to racing. Judge her choice to model as you may, it has been far more promotional for a single racing series than any male driver has done.
Its "hard" not to enjoy Danica.
Sure, Danica makes plenty of money everytime she walks out her front door. But it's a fact that the Andretti TEAM gets a sizeable hunk of the proceeds from these things. That's what supports the team and Danica's co-drivers. Especially those obnoxious GoDaddy ads, but without them, and other teams' sponsors' ads, there might not be a series at all.
Mr. Kruger,Lets be honest. Racing drivers in Indy, F1, Nascar or any similar series aren't doing it because of the racing they are doing it because of the money. If all a person wanted to do was go fast they would go to the salt flats and drive as fast as they wanted... racing in any series is a business aimed at making the most money in the limited time you have a career. Yes what she is doing has nothing to do with racing, but it does increase her exposure and that increases the amount of money she can make. The days of purely racing for the fun of it are long gone. Its all about the money.
I am sure she is a nice person and all, but what in the hell do swimsuit photos and soft-porn like promotions for godaddy and the like have to do with racing. She is a disgrace as a role model, much less a female races role model. Imagine guy racers constantly stripping down to speedos and showing of their muscles and (tiny) packages in order to lure in women spectators. It would be a farce as much as this skin-over-talent promotion is a farce.
I actually met Danica once during an event promoted by the company I worked with at the time and I probably spent about 20 minutes chatting with her.I can say she IS very beautiful and a very pleasant woman to talk to.
Gee... these fashion photographers have got it tough!!
Yes, $3,000,000.00 to win the Indy 500! How can I get a ride?
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