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A Less Liberal Minnesota?
On his feet again after the Ventura takedown, Norm Coleman eyes the Senate.
Jun 24, 2002, Vol. 7, No. 40 • By BARRY CASSELMAN
Amid considerable hoopla, Coleman embraced his new party, and won reelection in 1997. With no obvious Republican in line to succeed the popular Republican governor, the moderate (and pro-choice) Arne Carlson, Coleman emerged as the party's candidate for governor in 1998. As it turned out, his DFL opponent was Hubert (Skip) Humphrey III, state attorney general and the man under whom Coleman had served as solicitor general before running for mayor. A huge battle loomed. Coleman, coached by party leaders, presented himself as an economic and social conservative, in contrast to the traditional liberal Humphrey, son of the legendary Minnesota senator and former vice president. Then the unexpected happened.
A local talk show host, once mayor of a Minneapolis suburb and before that a professional wrestler, decided to run for governor on the ticket of the marginal Independence party. Jesse Ventura was treated as a joke by the two major parties and the media. With Coleman and Humphrey locked in a tight race through the summer and autumn, Ventura remained under 10 percent in the polls until September.
Then three critical developments precipitated Ventura's sudden rise. First, it was decided to include him in the public debates that have become a hallmark of Minnesota statewide elections. One reason for the decision was that the Independence party candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1996 had received more than 5 percent of the vote, the threshold for entitlement to campaign funds from a state income-tax check-off. Second, as a consequence of the Independence party's entitlement, the Ventura campaign received a sudden infusion of cash, more than $300,000, in the final weeks of the race.
Finally, both Humphrey and Coleman were advised to stick to their campaign scripts, repeating over and over the mantras their respective consultants and aides had determined would sway voters. In the debates, Humphrey and Coleman sounded programmed and wooden, in contrast to the populist Ventura, whose performance was colorful, ungrammatical, and plain-spoken. What's more, Ventura was something new--a centrist populist. On Election Day, Ventura beat Coleman by only 50,000 votes (out of more than 2.4 million cast), with Humphrey coming in a humiliating third.
Coleman threw himself back into his job as mayor of St. Paul, and over the next three years accomplished his most dramatic successes. These included the construction of an arena to house a restored St. Paul NHL franchise, considerable downtown construction, several new corporate headquarters, museums, restaurants, and the attendant new jobs, all without any tax increases during his eight years as mayor.
After he left office in January 2002, Coleman announced he would run again for governor. But he had distanced himself from many in the GOP who had supported his candidacy in 1998, and the Republican establishment had already coalesced behind a political neophyte with conservative views, a successful business background, and millions of his own money to spend on the campaign. Many urged Coleman to run instead for the U.S. Senate seat held by DFLer Paul Wellstone, who had broken a pledge to limit himself to two terms. Then in the spring, President Bush called Coleman to ask him to run for the Senate seat. Facing a flight of financial support from his race for governor, and universal GOP support if he heeded President Bush's request, Coleman did an about-face and announced he would run against Wellstone.
Since then, much has gone well for Coleman. He has toured the country to raise funds, often teaming up with two other GOP Senate challengers from nearby states--John Thune of South Dakota and Jim Talent of Missouri, both of whom also have excellent chances of defeating incumbent Democrats this year. (In fact, if the party is to retake control of the Senate, each of these "Three Republican Musketeers" must probably win in November.) President Bush came to Minnesota recently and raised about $2 million for Coleman in a single night.


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Anyhow, I've also built my own 16mm "scanner", though it's quite easy and simple design and maybe doesn't deserve to be called a scanner at all. So I know also a bit about the subject, yet probably less than you. Considering the easiness of the build, and time (a few days) and money (nothing) my "scanner" took, it gives quite pleasant results at about 1,5K. My unit is a modified 16mm projector with DC motor drive, enlargened image port, removed audio rollers, adjustable precision RGB led source (to scan color negs) and a normal digital camera (Fuji S5600), using the projector's original lens as a close-up lens. I've opened the digital camera and soldered wires to shutter release button to allow shooting automatically every frame. This unit scans about 1,5 frames per second. I've also written a piece of software on PC to postprocess images acquired. This is the same design as in some units called "workprinters" that are sold at quite high prices. The difference is that they usually use low-res video cameras.
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The nation's capital isn't just your average scary place — it's haunted, too.
From a congressional demon cat to the ghost of Abraham Lincoln living out his afterlife at the White House, the 2008 candidate who settles in at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. once the election cycle is over might have more than the unfinished business of the last Congress spooking him or her after the move to Washington.
"The places that tend to be the haunted the most are the places people have the most reason to come back to," said Pamela Apkarian-Russell, author of "Washington's Haunted Past." She continued: "Passion — good passions or bad passions — that's what brings people back to places. If nothing ever happens, there is no reason for anyone to ever come back."
Apkarian-Russell, now a museum curator, says she saw Lincoln's ghost during a 1969 visit to the White House. And she's not alone in her sighting.
Decades of presidents, staffers and White House guests — believers and nonbelievers among them — recount encounters with the nation's 16th president within the White House walls.
In 2003, the White House's chief usher, Gary Walters, said he'd never seen Lincoln's ghost, but recounted an experience he deemed unexplainable.
While he was "standing at the state floor of the White House adjacent to the staircase that comes up from the ground floor . The police officers and I felt a cool rush of air pass between us and then two doors that stand open closed by themselves," Walters said, "I have never seen these doors move before without somebody specifically closing them by hand."
Lincoln was known to have premonitions and believed his dreams could foretell the future, Washington Walks tour guide Renee Calarco explained during a tour of Lafayette Park, which borders the White House.
Calarco, who give a Capital Hauntings tour of the area surrounding the White House, said that early in his presidency Lincoln dreamed he was awakened by the sound of crying and followed the sounds through the White House till he came to a casket in the East Room surrounded by an honor guard of soldiers.
"Lincoln goes up to one of the soldiers and asks, 'Who is dead in the White House?' The soldier says to him, 'The assassinated president.' Lincoln said in the dream he went up, looked in the casket and saw himself," Calarco said.
Apkarian-Russell attributes Lincoln's White House whereabouts to unfinished business in the Oval Office.
"I think that he really feels that he has to help out with the country. There are people who pass on and come back because their job isn't finished. They're overseers and I think Lincoln was an overseer," she said.
If Lincoln is the White House's friendly ghost, the D.C. Demon Cat is Washington's poltergeist.
Local lore suggests that sightings of the D.C. Demon Cat in the halls of Congress are followed by a national tragedy or change in office, though sightings were not reported before Sept. 11 or the last presidential election. The D.C. Demon Cat is described as a cat with glowing eyes, increasing in size as it approaches its victim before it lunges and then vanishes.
Paw prints marking the floor in the Senate rotunda are rumored to belong to the ghost.
Those who see the cat are always alone, often night guards and security watchmen.
Former first ladies haunt the District as well.


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All performances begin at 2:15 p.m. and are held in the Arbor Room of the Thornhill Education Center. After each performance, gather for a reception to meet the artists and fellow audience members in the Founder's Room, the original library of the Arboretum's founder, Joy Morton.
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Ensemble Aubade
At this first concert of the season, Boston's Ensemble Aubade (Peter H. Bloom, flute; Francis Grimes, viola; and Mary Jane Rupert, harp) will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the spectacular Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp by Claude Debussy, one of the most fascinating works of the 20th century. Also on their program is the lush and thrilling Sonatine en Trio by Maurice Ravel, and the evocative Sunrise (2009) by award-winning American composer Thea Musgrave.
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Mirari Brass Quintet
Engaging and eclectic, the Mirari Brass Quintet brings a spirit of joyful collaboration and innovation to music spanning many centuries and genres. The commissioners of multiple new works for brass, the group performs a spectacular tight-rope act, balancing intensity with levity and refined virtuosity with pure fun.
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Formosa Quartet
Winners of the First Prize and the Amadeus Prize at the London International String Quartet Competition in 2006, the Formosa Quartet is "one of the very best quartets of their generation" (David Soyer, cellist of the Guarneri Quartet). Its debut recording on the EMI label was hailed as "spellbinding" (Strad Magazine) and "remarkably fine" (Gramophone), and the quartet has given critically acclaimed performances at the Ravinia Festival, the Caramoor Festival, the Library of Congress, the Da Camera Society of Los Angeles, the Chicago Cultural Center, the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, Rice University, San Francisco State University, and Wigmore Hall in London.
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Weird (But Wonderful) Quartet
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Nueces County commissioners to discuss Memorial Coliseum historical designation
State requested input on building
CORPUS CHRISTI - Most Nueces County commissioners say they'll support the city's choice to demolish Memorial Coliseum and not the push to designate the building as a historical site.
The Texas Historical Commission sent County Judge Loyd Neal a letter asking for input on the proposed historical designation of the city-owned building. His input as the chief elected official in the county is required as part of the designation process. Commissioners will discuss the county's response during their Wednesday meeting.
Members of the Friends of the Coliseum group, which is seeking an injunction to prevent demolition, asked the state to list the building on the National Registrar of Historic Places. A hearing on the coliseum application is set for May.
Commissioners will discuss Wednesday a letter Neal wrote in response to the inquiry. In the letter, Neal advocates demolishing the building.
"This community has grown tired of the on-going debate with regards to what to do with the Coliseum and is anxious to have a final resolution to this decaying building," it says. "The Corpus Christi City Council, elected representatives of this community, have researched this issue for years and have finally come to a consensus that what is most beneficial for this community is to tear down the Coliseum. We, therefore, cannot support the nomination of the Memorial Coliseum to the National Register of Historic Places."
Other commissioners said they support sending the letter.
"I'm really sorry that we even have to be involved," Commissioner Mike Pusley said. "I don't really think that the county has any business with a city-owned building. Personally, I think the city has made a good decision and I think they need to tear it down."
Commissioner Chuck Cazalas said he was against keeping the building, too.
Commissioner Betty Jean Longoria, a former city councilwoman, said she thinks the issue has dragged on too long.
"I have mixed feelings about it because sometimes I think we need to save it," she said. "But if I look at it and how it has been there, it's probably best to demolish it. It should have been done some time ago."
Commissioner Oscar Ortiz said he wasn't sure what commissioners should do because it is a city issue.
"I'm not going to tell the city what to do or how to do it," he said.
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Also, at this time, the country of your credit card must match the the country to which you're shipping.
Also, at this time, the country of your credit card must match the the country to which you're shipping.
Yeah, but doesn't this line means that at the minimum the country listed as shipping to has to be the same issuing country of the CC used?
Your example only gives a US shipping address, which doesn't match CC used. How to work around that with the steps you've listed so far?
This thread confuses me. I'm not in the US. I'm in Canada. I can buy apps from the play store just fine with my CDN CC. The Nexus 4 is listed in Canadian prices for me when I look it up on the Play Store ($359 CDN for 16GB). Are you saying that despite all that, I still won't be able to buy the Nexus 4?
I can't figure out if your method works for devices or multimedia only? Can someone confirm?
I live in Croatia and have friend visiting Atlanta in early December. I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to make order from Croatia and have it shipped to his hotel address in Atlanta. Credit card is also issued in Croatia.
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If you have very specialized needs for computer equipment that cannot be met by purchasing one of the four CCI models, please use the following procedures:
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At 66, Marsha Joyner has been involved in civil rights issues her entire life. Her family has owned the Afro-American Newspaper chain in Baltimore, Md., since 1892. In 1954, she was one of the first five "colored" girls to attend Western High School there after Brown v. Board of Education integrated public schools.
So it was only natural that, during the push for civil rights in 1964, she was at the forefront as part of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, which coordinated actions such as sit-ins to fight to end segregation and coordinated voter registration of blacks in the South.
"It was a total commitment on everybody's part to change the way life was under Jim Crow," said Joyner, who lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. "Now it seems rather tame … we had sit-ins, we went to jail, but it wasn't nearly as hostile as the Deep South. It's easy to say that in retrospect. At the time, it seemed horrible to me."
July not only marks 40 years since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawing racial discrimination. It's 40 years since Freedom Summer, a campaign by thousands of activists in the Deep South to register blacks to vote; 40 years since the establishment of Freedom Schools in Mississippi to teach poor black children; and 40 years since violent conflicts against such efforts, culminating with the murders of activists James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Many of those who were active in the civil rights movement remain involved with social causes today. But with all the progress of the past four decades, some wonder whether their efforts are, or can be, fully appreciated by younger generations.
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Julian Bond, a SNCC founder and its communications director in 1964, currently is chair of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "There was almost a crisis a day the whole summer," he recalled of Freedom Summer. "We had roughly 1,000 people in Mississippi and they were daily being arrested or beaten or chased or harassed, you know, something was going on every moment every day."
Bond said his own children, the oldest of whom is in her early 40s, do not fully grasp the experience, and students he teaches at American University and the University of Virginia relate even less. "It's hard for them to imagine the back of the bus or the segregated lunch counter," he said, "and if they can't imagine it, think about a 19-year-old. The common comment is, 'Oh, I wouldn't have put up with that,' and of course they would have put up with that."
Joyner recalls living in an upper middle-class neighborhood inhabited by doctors and lawyers. They all were black, but she did not learn until she was older that the zones resulting in segregation were established by law.
"There are times when I find it hard to believe that life was like it was — the open hostility, the segregated housing," she said, adding, "So when you look back at the things that have changed, you think, my lord, the changes are incredible. But young people today do not have a sense of the hostilities, the meanness. Anything that was said, you'd dare not fight back. You couldn't stand up and say, 'I have a right to this' without somebody standing up and saying, 'nigger, what the hell are you talking about?' It was just so different."


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World renowned Macedonian-Roma clarinetist Ismail Lumanovski collaborates with Inspector Gadje Balkan Brass for the 8th Anniversary of KAFANA BALKAN
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For eight years Serbian DJ Zeljko has produced Kafana Balkan, a seasonal party that SF Weekly called, the "Best Crazed... Brass Band Dance Party in SF." For the eastern European communities that come out, it's a little bit of home, and for all it's one of the Bay's best parties. Sold out shows, sweat soaked dancers, home-made gibanica and burek (savory Balkan pastries), bumpin' Balkan dj sets, bellydance, and brass bands playing through the crowds and onto the stage . . . Don't miss one of the City's absolute best Parties! One of the best parties anywhere as proclaimed by the SF Bay Guardian and followers alike.
This extra-special Kafana Balkan line-up features Macedonian-Roma clarinet maestro Ismail Lumanovski, who is flying in from New York, superstar dancers Jill Parker and Elizabeth Strong, locally loved Inspector Gadje Balkan Brass and Dj Zeljko.
Lumanovski, who performs internationally and leads the New York Gypsy Allstars, is perhaps the first Roma clarinet player to graduate from the Juilliard School of Music in New York. His sui generis mastery of Western classical and Eastern folk music have elevated both musics to new heights, and indeed to new octaves in the clarinet.
Lumanovski will join Inspector Gadje in a new cross country and cross-cultural collaboration. This continues Inspector Gadje's tradition of learning from master Eastern European musicians, a practice going back to 2010 when the band began through a collaboration with the Voice of Roma, a non-profit that supports Romani cultural causes world-wide.
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Aðalsteinn Ingólfsson, Curator
Curator and art historian Aðalsteinn Ingólfsson leads a talk through the exhibition The Lyric Vision at Kjarvalsstaðir next Saturday 16 September at 2 p.m.
As the first retrospective exhibition of Icelandic abstract expressionism, this exhibition marks a watershed in the history of exhibitions of Icelandic artists in this country. In the years following World War II art experts turned their attention and their critiques first and foremost to geometric abstract art, with its focus on bright colours and sharply defined formalism. In contrast to this, the radical changes in the late 1950s, and the rise of a more interpretive abstract expressionism, which played a large part in Icelandic painting from the time of Kristján Davíðsson's exhibition in 1957 until the end of the 1960s, has still not received the debate it deserves. This exhibition aims to fill that gap.
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iPhone 6, Apple Watch and Tim Cook all impress, but questions remain
Tim Cook has had his first Steve Jobs moment.
With Tuesday's introduction of the new iPhone 6 line, Apple Pay and Apple Watch, the company's CEO escaped the public shadow of his revered predecessor. Now the question is: Can he deliver in the same impressive fashion?
What the new normal looks like
After a crisis the most unusual thing can be that things remain the same. For example, apart from media stories of doom and gloom, by and large if you managed to keep your job then the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and ensuing financial crisis may not have affected you acutely and life may have, more or less, gone on in the same fashion albeit with a bit more banker bashing than before.
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Apple: 'Early adopter' as fashionista
To much fanfare, Apple announced Tuesday that Angela Ahrendts is resigning as chief executive officer of Burberry and joining the inner circle in Cupertino, California. "Apple-polishing" has become the headline du jour. Picturing the soignée Ahrendts surrounded by geeks in jeans and hoodies, we might be forgiven for wondering why Apple feels in need of a fashionista buff-up. After all, there is hardly a product line more shiny-bright than Apple's -- or one with less affinity to the cold exclusivity of the world's great fashion houses.
Apple attempts to become fashionable
The UK lost one of only three female CEOs on the FTSE 100 on Tuesday, as Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts quit. My concerns about females at the top aside, the interesting thing about Apple's new hire is the link between Apple and fashion and what it tells us about the evolution of the tech industry.
Is a low corporate tax rate really in Ireland's benefit?
–Kathleen Brooks is research director at forex.com. The opinions expressed are her own.–
Why we are not witnessing a tech boom
By Kathleen Brooks. The opinions expressed are her own.
The words 'tech bubble' have been bandied about since the Apple share price really started to climb at the end of 2011. Earlier this month, its market capitalisation hit $600 billion dollars, only the second company to see its market cap get that high. So it appears like everyone wants a bite out of the proverbial apple.
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Every few years brings us another sweatshop offender. In the 1990s it was Disney, and then Nike and Gap. The 2000s brought us Wal-Mart. The past few weeks Apple has been in the crosshairs.
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Jobs made Apple great by ignoring profit
By Clayton Christensen and James Allworth
The opinions expressed are their own.
Steve Jobs retires as the CEO of Apple with a reputation that will place him amongst the pantheon of history's great global business leaders. Many people have written about what makes Jobs and Apple special, but I think they're missing what truly set him apart. Jobs has succeeded by eschewing the one thing that most people view as the raison d'être for companies -- profit.


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Eh, a little about me huh...
Well, "Im a bit of a Social outcast, but Im a pretty nice guy if you bother to get to know me."
That line really annoys a couple of my mates, so its staying there now, haha.
Anyway, besides Anime, I am hugely into Gaming, I own a N64, PS2, XBOX, PSP, 3DS, Wii U and a competent gaming PC. I also like a bit of Art and listen to fair bit of Music (particularly Rock and Alternative genres).
Im a Uni student, majoring in computer science and taking math on the side. I even learnt beginners japanese for a semester!
My goal is to eventually be a part of the videogame development process. Regardless of who I work for I just want to know I helped produce a video game that will either please kids like I was when I was younger, or older gamers like I still am now.
I prefer to watch anime in Japanese with English subtitles because like a lot of people I think the English voice actors sound really cheesy. Thats not to say that Japanese voice actors dont, but I dont know enough about the language to say I think they do. Also there is more anime available in Japanese, haha.
Um... thats about it, if you want to know more just ask.
I also have a small Tumblr Blog if your interested.
Untill next time.
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Re: Poor performance for full-screen flash, geForce 8200
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This has no effect for me, performance and cpu % are the same either way, both in firefox and Opera.
Are you using a 8300/8200 ?
Also, I'm running 64 bit Ubuntu with the 64 bit flash alpha release. I had the 32 bit flash with wrapper earlier and it didn't perform any differently with 173 177 or 180 than 64 bit flash, I believe I tried unselecting hardware acceleration under 32 bit flash with no effect also.
I tried in both 32-bit and 64-bit.. neither showing an improvement.
I did not try Opera for more than 3 minutes (a few weeks ago), but the 3 minutes I gave it did not show any improvement for me on my 8200, but I can give it more of a try.
I also tried every flash 9/10/gnash plugin I could find. Again, no magic bullet.
There may be many contributing factors (Flash, Firefox, whatever)
BUT...the one VERY conclusive change I made to improve performance was to roll back to 173. I think that provides a VERY easy corner case for the devs to test.. it works well here, it works badly there.. only one variable, go figure out why. Once that is fixed then we can change out the other variables.. but until the nvidia driver is fixed, none of those other knobs can be turned far enough to make a significant enough difference for the tougher Flash sites (Hulu HD, The Daily Show)(these sites play with no issue under Vista)
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With both hands taking care of the baby, Bears quarterback Jay Cutler needs someone else to pour him some beer, resulting in this epic photo.
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