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Attorney Fred Levin, 71, discusses his illustrious life and career from behind his cluttered office desk.
About Fred Levin
Chairman, Levin Papantonio law firm.
Age: 71.
Family: Wife, Marilyn. Four children: Martin, attorney studying for a master's degree in public health at Harvard University after receiving a theology degree there; Marci Goodman, a judge in Santa Rosa County; Kimberly Brielmayer, who lives in Destin; Debbie Dreyer, who lives in Panama City.
Community service: Levin & Papantonio Family Foundation. Marilyn Kapner Levin Center for Children's Advocacy and Child Abuse Prevention, home to the Gulf Coast Kid's House. $1.5 million land donation to the University of West Florida in 1984. More than $12 million to the University of Florida College of Law, which was renamed for Levin.
Current project: Levin is a member of the board of directors for the World Alliance of Mixed Martial Arts, a sanctioning body for professional mixed martial arts.
Fred Levin is hard to figure.
He has more money than we can count but still returns phone calls from everyone, be it a widow looking for legal help or "drunken nuts that call at 2 a.m.''
His firm takes in some $30 million annually, and he's known as a slick, talented lawyer. Yet he's repeatedly been in hot water with The Florida Bar for his intemperate remarks.
He gave $10 million to the University of Florida Law School, which then was renamed the Fredric G. Levin College of Law, just to taunt his critics, he said.
He's had plenty of friends in high places, including Govs. Reuben Askew and Lawton Chiles, boxers Roy Jones Jr. and Muhammed Ali, and internationally renowned sports artist LeRoy Neiman. And he's had a lot of friends in low places, including W.D. Childers, the former state senator and Escambia County commissioner imprisoned for bribery in a land deal.
He has a massive ego. And a charming self-deprecating manner. Sometimes, oddly enough, both at the same time, as evidenced by this gem he threw out while discussing the 1994 tobacco settlement with the state he helped orchestrate, earning his firm $250 million:
"This goofy lawyer in Pensacola,'' he said of himself, "probably saves more American lives than any doctor in this country.''
Levin usually says whatever he wants, often without regard to consequences.
He is Fred Levin, after all.
"It is a rather incredible life story,'' Levin said from his downtown law office. "But I've had a lot of luck and a lot of fortunate breaks in my life.''
But it hasn't been a perfect life.
Levin always has worked seven days a week, keeping his fingers in myriad legal cases and political and business deals. Until recent years, he spent his free time partying.
The work and the carousing came at the expense of time with his wife and four children.
"I was really into myself,'' he said. "And it's been a great life with, unfortunately, one exception. All of these things I did certainly did Fred Levin well. But I wasn't a very good father or husband. And the person who got hurt the most in all of this is my wife.''
Levin's flashy, outspoken manner and free-flying tongue also have gotten him in trouble.
The Florida Supreme Court reprimanded him in 1991 after he admitted to gambling illegally on football games. Levin then went on the television station he still owns, BLAB-TV, and berated The Florida Bar for investigating him.
In 1996, The Bar accused Levin of making unethical remarks to the juries in two cases. He was acquitted.
Then, in 2003, The Bar cleared Levin after he criticized a judge's handling of Childers' legal case. A year earlier, he was cleared of wrongdoing over his remarks about the late Escambia County Commissioner Willie Junior.
"We used to say 'Fred Levin wants to show his (butt),' " said his son, Martin Levin, 44, also a firm attorney who now lives in Boston. "And it's absolutely true.''
Martin tells a story that is part of family lore.
When Fred was a boy, his mother wouldn't give him a toy he wanted. Little Fred didn't take the rejection well. He urinated in his mother's purse. She punished him by sticking his bare bottom in the window and yelling to all "Come see Fredric's butt.''
"My son said this set the stage for me showing my (butt) for the next 70 years,'' Fred Levin said.
Levin's background
Fred Levin was the third of six boys born to Rose and Abe Levin, a South Palafox Street pawnbroker.
In 1954, he graduated from Pensacola High School, then headed to the University of Florida for college and law school. He returned to Pensacola in 1961 to join the law firm his oldest brother, David, and Askew started in 1955.
Fred Levin's first case came in 1962, when he represented a woman whose Scenic Highway home had burned down. The insurance company's lawyer was Bert Lane, whom Levin called "the biggest, baddest lawyer around.''
"I was scared to death,'' he said. "I thought Bert Lane was going to destroy my career on my first case.''
Levin won the case, with the woman awarded $50,000, more than twice what she wanted.
Since then, Levin has received more than 25 jury verdicts in excess of $1 million and six in excess of $10 million.
But his most notable legal win was outside the courtroom, against the tobacco industry.
In 1993, he worked secretly with buddies Childers and Chiles to change the law so the state could sue the tobacco industry for the costs of treating illnesses caused by tobacco use.
Childers, then in the state Senate, drafted the legislation, and Chiles the governor signed the bill.
"The result was that the tobacco companies came to the table and settled for billions of dollars,'' Levin said. "And what does it mean? It means 100,000 American lives are saved each year.''
Of the $13.2 billion settlement for the state, Levin's firm won $250 million.
Levin's loyalty to Childers has not wavered while the former politician has been in prison.
"He was the best thing, in my opinion, that Escambia County ever had,'' Levin said. "We talk every couple of weeks. He probably accepted jail better than anyone I've ever known. He loved the food. He's country. The first thing he told me is 'Boy, this is good food.' ''
'Strong as he ever was'
Levin's practice has changed dramatically over the years.
When he joined the firm, there were three lawyers and a few secretaries. Today, there are about 35 lawyers, making $75,000 to $2 million a year, and some 115 other employees.
The days of the slip-and-fall case for a single client are all but gone, Levin said. Instead, the firm specializes in mass tort litigation, in which numerous plaintiffs are joined together, against pharmaceutical companies or manufacturers of dangerous products.
So, too, Levin said, the public's attitude toward plaintiffs' attorneys has changed.
"When I started, I would stand up in front of a jury, and you could see the admiration,'' he said. "I represented the people, and I was one of them. Now the attitude has totally flipped. We're about as popular with the public as George Bush.''
'I was somebody'
As Levin won more cases, he grew more flamboyant.
He often wore bright, flashy suits. He was arrogant.
When the national television news program "20/20'' wanted to interview him about the tobacco case, he smoked while the cameras rolled.
A story in the magazine George about the tobacco settlement featured a photo of him with a cigarette in one hand and a cocktail in the other.
Levin's interests also expanded from the legal arena to the boxing ring.
In conjunction with his brother, Stanley, he represented and promoted Pensacola boxer Roy Jones Jr. He met big names from Don King to Muhammad Ali and basked in the spotlight.
He also represented Ghanian boxer Ike Quartey. Ghana's royal family was so impressed that Levin was made an honorary Ghanian tribal chief, one of two non-Ghana citizens to receive the honor.
"It got to be pretty heady,'' Levin said. "The attention was unbelievable. I really got to thinking I was somebody.''
It was against that backdrop that Levin made headlines in 1999 by giving $10 million to the University of Florida's College of Law. The school immediately was renamed in Levin's honor.
The plan, kept under wraps until it was a done deal, shocked some old-school lawyers. Among the critics were Pensacola attorney Patrick Emmanuel, a former president of The Florida Bar, and Marshall Criser, another former Bar president as well as a former University of Florida president.
Levin said the donation will help the school and countless students but acknowledged he wanted to upset his enemies, too. He was miffed that The Bar investigated him when he didn't believe he'd done anything wrong.
"The thought was this would really (annoy) The Bar,'' he said.
In 2008, Levin gave another $2 million to the law school for an advocacy center to be named after Martin Levin.
'He missed out'
Levin met his future wife, Marilyn Kapner, while in college. The couple married after his first year of law school.
Financially, Levin was the ultimate provider, setting their four children up with cars, money and almost everything they wanted. But he gave little of his time. Out of his children's 11 school graduation ceremonies, he attended only one.
"The responsibility of taking care of us fell on our mother,'' said daughter Marci Levin Goodman, a judge in Santa Rosa County.
She feels her father lost more by his absence than the children did.
"I feel sad that he missed out on so much,'' she said. "But he's a very good grandfather. My kids are getting the benefits of what we didn't.''
Levin's son, Martin, is even more direct.
"Certainly, up until 10 years ago, I would say Dad was very selfish,'' he said. "He was drinking and gambling he grew up a partier and stayed that way for a long time.''
When Martin was 17, he was accepted into Stanford University and wanted to see the campus before enrolling. He, his father, an uncle and a friend flew to California, then rented a car to tour Stanford.
They drove to the front gates, where Fred Levin had immediate instructions.
"Look east. Look west. Look north. Look south. OK, you've seen Stanford. Get your (butt) in the car and let's go to Vegas.''
Martin objected, and the group took a brief tour before heading out to Las Vegas.
While there, Martin gambled with a fake ID. Did his father know?
"How else was I going to gamble with him?''
But Martin Levin says his father has finally grown up.
He quit smoking about seven years ago. He gave up drinking Crown Royal whiskey about the same time and now sticks to a glass or two of wine with friends after work. He's home by 6:30 most nights to have dinner and watch TV with his wife.
"He's mellowed, you can't deny that,'' said Fred Vigodsky, a friend since college. "But there's no doubt that he's still as opinionated and argumentative as he ever was. He'll argue about who will crawl faster, a worm or a snake.''


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Game story (Heat 4, Ads 2) WITH VIDEO
Milwaukee's Chris Mueller knows exactly what to do to have any chance against Abbotsford the rest of this Western Conference quarterfinal series: Do something about Krys Kolanos.
Kolanos scored two more goals to lead the Heat to a 4-2 victory Sunday in front of 3,204 people at the Bradley Center to give his team a 2-0 series lead. The left wing also scored twice in a 6-2 Game 1 victory on Friday.
"We've got to play harder," said Mueller, who scored a 5-on-3 power-play goal to give his team a 2-1 lead with 13 minutes 26 seconds left in the second period. "We've got to play harder on their better players. Like Kolanos. He's a good hockey player, and we're giving him too much space. He's beat us himself, twice. So we have to take away his space. We've got to play harder on him. Don't let him do what he's doing the last two games."
Game 3 is set for 9 p.m. Wednesday in Abbotsford. The Heat has won its last nine games, and Kolanos has 15 goals in his last 10 games.
"He's a guy who can score timely goals," Abbotsford coach Troy G. Ward said. "The biggest thing I'd say about Krys, when the chips are down, he wants to be on the ice all the time. It doesn't matter what the situation is, when the game is on the line, he wants to play."
The score was tied, 2-2, when Kolanos skated with the puck toward the high slot with Milwaukee's Tyler Sloan to his right. Kolanos had a teammate to his left, behind Milwaukee's Teemu Laakso, but chose to lift the puck in to the top left corner of the net for a 3-2 lead with 15:43 left in the third.
"That's an NHL-caliber play right there," said Milwaukee goalie Jeremy Smith. "He looked off, the 'D' stepped and then he shot right past my 'D'. I picked it up mid-flight but it beat me clean over the blocker."
Milwaukee was put on power plays with 13:38 and 10:07 remaining but managed a total of only three shots on goal in those 4 minutes.
With 1:06 left, Jon Rheault scored an empty-net goal to give Milwaukee its fifth straight loss in a Game 2.
"Well, we've been in this spot before," Milwaukee coach Ian Herbers said. "Like Game 76 here against Charlotte. We had to go out and win (to clinch a playoff berth). We've done it. We've gone on the road in must-win situations and have done it before. That's the way we've got to look at it and approach it."
After a scoreless first period, each team scored twice in the second.
The first one came from Milwaukee's Brodie DuPont 32 seconds into the period, but Abbotsford tied the score on a 5-on-3 power-play goal from Kolanos with 15:52 left. The Heat also tied the score at 2-2 on a rebound goal from Ben Walter at the left side of the net with 5:01 remaining.
"That's a tough play because it's a high shot," Smith said. "And if I go down and it goes over my shoulder, it's my goal, you know what I mean? If I go down and it just cleanly beats me, also if he tips it and it goes through my 5-hole, it's my fault. It's one of those plays where you kind of got to make the save and keep it on your body. But I didn't. And it was just a back-door slam dunk."
Smith, the reigning AHL player of the week, has given up eight goals in two games. He allowed only five in the last six regular-season games.
After Smith finished with 23 saves Sunday, Herbers was asked about his performance.
"He was ok," the coach said.
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Love the cake idea! Where did you get the large "50". I have been looking all over and and ready to try and create it myself. Julie
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Hi Julie, Aren't they great!! I actually made it. I bought the numbers unfinished at the Hobby Lobby. I drilled holes in the bottom, inserted a small dowel in each #, then painted and glittered them. Make sure you really dust off the excess glitter prior to placing the numbers on the cake. Hope this helps!
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Can you tell me about the white "50" hanging on the wall? Where did you get them or what did you use to make them. Love this theme and am planning on using it for a party here. Thanks so much!
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Hi Lori, I just cut the oversized '50' out of foam core. Super simple and inexpensive. I did the same thing for my husbands 50th, but I covered it in b&w xerox's of special photo's throughout his life. There's a photo of that version in that party listing. There are super simple and make a huge impact. Thanks.
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Barbara M, Yes, they're Hershey's chocolate nugget bars, wrapped in coordinating scrapbook paper. On the bottom I also made a little tray for them to sit in that you may not be able to see. Super Easy!
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See the last comment. Thanks!
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Hi Anna, I made it, using precut #'s. Thanks!!
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Hi Amy, It's just oversized foam core that I cut out. Thx.
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Stacy, I bought the numbers today for the 50. I also bought Arcylic craft paint and some Elmers glitter glue. I'm not sure if the glitter glue is what I should be using. I painted the numbers and am letting them dry but would really like to know about the glitter. I was worried if I used regular glitter that when I put the numbers on the cake that glitter would get all over the top of it. I also went to Hobby Lobby to find the ribbon but they didn't have any in that design. What width did you use? I have someone making the cake and she thought the size of the cake looked like 10". All the detail I can get would be so appreciated! Thanks!
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Hi Allison. I didn't use glitter glue. I used craft paint in lime green with a lime green or apple green glitter. I believe it was Martha Stewart brand. Ribbon I bought at Michaels, about 1-1/2 wide. NOW, listen, my cake was finished in super smooth buttercream. So when I pushed in the numbers, yes, a tiny bit of the glitter did come off onto the cake. But I just used a small paint brush and brushed it off. And I made sure when we took the numbers off, I blew off any add'l that fell off. Yes, I believe e the cake was 2 layer 10" cake. Good Luck!!
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Hi Armie... I made the topper. Couple ways we can solve this problem. 1. You can buy the numbers and paint them yourself -or-- 2. I can make them for you. =)
Serena J wrote:
I love this! Did you enlarge a stencil for the numbers? If yes, do know the font you used? It looks great!
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Hi Serena. I love this too! But not sure what your comment is referring to. Clarify and maybe I can give you more info. Thanks!!
Emma K wrote:
I just read that you made it yourself. its wonderful and I love the colors thank you! great cute ideas
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Hi Emma, Thanks so much!
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Hi Lucretia! The candies are Hershey's Nuggets, wrapped in coordinating scrapbook paper.
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This call will be available for replay beginning at 2:00 pm Eastern Time today, through 11:59 pm Eastern Time on February 17. The conference ID number for the replay is 1-800-642-1687 or 706-645-9291. The conference ID number for the replay is 344-80-118. Again the conference ID number for the replay is 344-80-118.
I would now like to turn the conference over to Doran Schwartz, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of MDU Resources Group. Thank you. Mr. Schwartz, you may begin your conference.
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Thank you, and welcome to our earnings release conference call. And before I turn the presentation over to Terry Hildestad, our President and Chief Executive Officer, I would like to mention that this conference call is being broadcast live to the public over the Internet and slides will accompany our remarks. If you'd like to view the slides, go to our website at www.mdu.com and follow the link to the conference call. Our earnings release is also available on our website.
Now, during the course of this presentation, we will make certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Although the company believes that its expectations and beliefs are based on reasonable assumptions, actual results may differ materially.
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Thank you, Doran, and good morning. Thank you for joining us today to discuss our results for 2010 and our 2011 outlook. I'm pleased with the performance of our business units this year. Our business unit Presidents and their teams delivered in a tough environment.
In addition to generating consolidated earnings of $240 million or $1.27 per share, we accomplished several key strategic initiatives in 2010, including positioning ourselves for future growth through the entry into exciting, exploratory including the Stark County acreage in North Dakota's Bakken, the Niobrara in Wyoming. We also added natural gas properties in the Green River Basin.
We generated approximately $700 million in cash from operations and asset sales, including de-risking our investment in the Niobrara properties while maintaining a significant operated interest in that acreage. Our pipeline set another record for natural gas storage balances. We had record earnings and continued customer growth at our utility.
The disciplined approach to cost controls and project bidding at our construction operations continued. We strengthened our balance sheet and continued to have access to significant liquidity, and we increased our dividend for the 20th consecutive year this past November. As we transition from 2010 into 2011, we are well positioned for, and we are focused on growth in all of our business units.
I'll start with the natural gas and oil operations; they produced solid financial results for the year. We deployed approximately 356 million into this business in 2010 including the Green River Basin, our Stark County acquisition and our Niobrara acquisition. Oil production grew 5% over 2009 levels, now represents 28% of our overall production.
In today's commodity price environment our strategy is to maximize returns for our shareholders by increasing our oil and liquids production. This will occur even more in 2011. In the near future, the Stark County, the Niobrara and the Health Shale oil prospects will compliment this strategy as we develop these plays.
In the Bakken area, we drilled eight wells on our Mountrail County acreage last year. Production increased 41% over 2009 levels with production averaging approximately 3700 net barrels per day. We are pleased with these results; we've identified over 50 future middle Bakken in-fill and Three Forks well sites in our Mountrail County acreage. This year, we expect to drill 13 operated wells and participate in various non-operated wells investing about $52 million in this Mountrail County acreage.
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From a frenzy over tail fins to the politics of pickup trucks, cars tell the story of postwar America
The AMC Gremlin was designed on the back of a Northwest Airlines airsickness bag and launched on April Fools' Day, 1970. The plug-ugly car perfectly suited the American "crisis of confidence" that President Jimmy Carter declared at the decade's end.
For Americans, cars have always been much more than a way to get around. Since the rise of middle-class prosperity after World War II, cars have been an extraordinarily reliable window into the country's culture and mood. As went our automobiles (so to speak), so went Americans, through the ups and downs of a tumultuous half-century.
Take the tail fins of the 1950s, powerful totems of America's peacetime bounty. Ironically, they were inspired by a war machine, the Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter, whose twin tails each supported a vertical fin. General Motors design chief Harley Earl saw the fighter and decided to put fins on Cadillacs for 1948. They were modest, like the tails on tiny tadpoles, but Mr. Earl had set the stage for Detroit's great tail-fin war.
When the Chrysler design chief Virgil Exner adorned his 1955 models with still-taller tail fins, Chrysler's market share rebounded, and its earnings for the first two months of the year exceeded its profits for all of 1954. Emboldened, Mr. Exner put progressively taller fins on its 1956 and 1957 models. "Suddenly, it's 1960!" proclaimed the company's advertising, which also touted its fins as "graceful Directional Stabilizers" that acted as giant rudders, and thus increased the safety of its cars. In December 1957, Mr. Exner gave an endowed lecture at the Harvard Business School, declaring that tail fins reflected "the growing artistic taste of the American consumer…[and] reflect the spirit and character of our civilization."
By then GM was in panic. Shortly before the 1957 Chryslers went on sale, a young Cadillac designer, Chuck Jordan, sneaked around the back of a Chrysler building near Detroit. He saw tall tail fins jutting above the high grass and dashed back to the GM design center to tell his bosses: "You've got to see what I just saw. You won't believe it." It was too late to change GM's 1957 or 1958 models, but the prospect of getting out-finned prompted a crash effort to redesign the 1959 Cadillacs.
One of Mr. Jordan's first designs had fins that were taller than the roof of the car. So he toned them down, but only a bit. The 1959 Cadillacs had the tallest tail fins ever appended to a vehicle that didn't fly. "I say if you take the fins off a Cadillac, it's like taking the antlers off a deer," said one exultant GM executive. "You got a big rabbit." It was the apogee of an era. Fins got smaller in the succeeding years, and disappeared entirely by 1965.
By then, extravagance in car design had spawned a backlash. Volkswagen was selling some 150,000 Beetles a year in the U.S. by the mid-1960s. The Beetle's original name was the Kraft durch Freude Wagen ("Strength through Joy Car"), as decreed by the its original sponsor, Adolf Hitler. It was "a rather unwieldy title," sniffed a British magazine.
But amazingly, Hitler's car became the car of the 1960s counterculture. The hippies especially liked the Microbus, a derivative of the Beetle developed after the war. After the death in 1995 of Jerry Garcia, leader of the Grateful Dead and a prophet of the era, Volkswagen ran a full-page ad showing a Microbus, sparsely sketched in pencil, shedding a tear from a headlight. The caption read: "Jerry Garcia 1942-1995."
It was typical of the hip, irreverent advertising that gave the Beetle its counterculture appeal. One mid-1960s ad featured the 7-foot-1 basketball star Wilt Chamberlain, trying to climb into a Beetle under the headline: "They said it couldn't be done. It couldn't." Another ad showed a couple in the Ozarks who had bought a Beetle to replace their dead mule, explaining: "It was the only thing to do after the mule died."
The Ford Mustang debuted in April 1964, just as America's first baby boomers were coming of age. The car caused a sensation, even though it was built on the chassis of the dull and dowdy Ford Falcon.
"You can take a girl, put her hair in a bun, add horn-rimmed glasses and low-heeled shoes, flatten out her chest and her behind, and you've got a school librarian," Ford executive Seymour Marshak proudly told the Detroit Free Press. "Take the same girl in upswept hair, contact lenses, spike heels, fill out her figure top and bottom—and you've got a sexpot! We did much the same thing with a car." That analogy, safe to say, wouldn't be used today.
Two executives behind the Mustang, Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich, later were fired by Ford CEO Henry Ford II and wound up at Chrysler, which in 1980 was saved by America's first automotive bailout. Chrysler used its reprieve well.
Four years later Messrs. Iacocca and Sperlich launched a vehicle that captivated America's baby boomers again, at yet another critical juncture in their lives. By 1984, many boomers who had been wowed by the Mustang 20 years earlier had gone to college, grown up, gotten haircuts, taken showers, found jobs, gotten married and started families. (Not always in that order, of course.) The stage was set for the revolutionary Chrysler minivan, which could hold mom, dad and the kids and still fit inside the family garage. The minivan quickly became the preferred vehicles of "soccer moms," who were becoming a formidable force in America's political landscape, at least according to pundits.
In the 1996 presidential election, newspapers sent reporters to kids' soccer games to interview minivan-driving moms about their collective political clout. One mother told the San Francisco Chronicle, "I have to go home and thaw something for dinner. I spend so much time going to soccer games that I don't think I can really be a political force." Bill Clinton won the election and the soccer-mom vote over Bob Dole, and punditry prevailed.
The minivan's popularity ushered in America's love affair with SUVs and pickup trucks, which became political symbols themselves. In early 2010, Republican Scott Brown won a special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat of the late Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts. Mr. Brown had campaigned around the state in his 2005 GMC Canyon pickup.
When President Barack Obama called to congratulate him on election night, Mr. Brown said, "Would you like me to drive the truck down to Washington so you can see it?" That fall, in the midterm congressional elections, a Tennessee candidate for Congress advertised himself as a "truck-driving, shotgun-shooting, Bible-reading, crime-fighting, family-loving country boy." The candidate happened to be a Democrat.
—Mr. Ingrassia is deputy editor in chief of Reuters and a Pulitzer Prize-winning former Detroit bureau chief for the Journal. This essay is adapted from "Engines of Change" by Paul Ingrassia, to be published May 1 by Simon & Schuster. Copyright © 2012 by Paul Ingrassia.


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- The largest bottle was a perfect holder for a gathering of peacock feathers, which pick up the green color scheme I have going on. A little ribbon and some millinery blossoms look at home in my Sigault bottle, and my vintage apothecary jar looks interesting with a collection of green thread spools.
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Look online for old labels...look under Dover Publications...they have many which are free
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These Upcycled jars can be used in a multitude of places: as wedding reception favors or table centerpieces; for baby showers or bridal showers; as Christmas or birthday gifts for crafty friends; and, as Mitzi has shown us, as creative ways to display cool objects like peacock feathers for for practical containment of coffee beans. For the shower idea, you could even look in magazines for ads or features that go along with your theme and color scheme, as well as online. This would be a great way to get kids interested in recycling, also! You can have your kids help you pick out which bottles/jars/canisters to upcycle and then show them how to decoupage the labels onto the front! The other containers that you don't use you can keep for another project later or show your kids the proper way to recycle them.
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Here's the link for labels: You will have to hunt around for them: youhttp://graphicsfairy.blogspot.com/2010/09/steampunk-clip-art-images-awesome-hands.html think?
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Kitty, You have to go to The Graphics Fairy website, then click on Search. The available graphics will display. There are some great ones!
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I don't see any "Advertising" or "labels". perhaps a link would be of some help. thanks, Kitty
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Love this idea! I recycle jars into canisters for coffee, tea, flour and sugar, etc. Can't wait to find old label art to decorate mine!
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Norton Shores police Chief Dan Shaw tells The Muskegon Chronicle the task force still is "actively investigating." His agency is heading up the search for Jessica Heeringa (HEER'-in-guh), and he says the task force now includes Norton Shores police and state police investigators.
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At least 35 people have been killed in simultaneous attacks in Egypt's northern Sinai region. Militants apparently targeted six military checkpoints, utilizing at least one suicide car bomb as well as mortars and RPGs, and took soldiers captive in addition to seizing weapons and armored vehicles, The Associated Press has learned. Mines were also placed in the region to prevent Egyptian military vehicles from quickly accessing the sites of the attacks, Wael Abbas, an Egyptian journalist, told Al Jazeera.
Egyptian military spokesman Brig. Gen. Mohammed Samir reported to the media that fighting is ongoing between the Egyptian army and the militants, and claimed a much lower number of casualties — only 10. However, the Egyptian army has deployed fighter jets to the region for support, Al Jazeera says. Additionally, in response to the Sinai attacks, Israel has closed off two of its border crossings into Egypt, Haaretz reports.
As of yet, no one has taken responsibility for the highly coordinated attacks, although the suspicion is that they were committed by an Islamic State affiliate. There were reportedly around 70 militant fighters involved. Jeva Lange
On Wednesday morning, Russian state gas company Gazprom cut off gas supplies to Ukraine, after Ukraine declined to make an advance payment for July's shipment amid failed pricing negotiations. "Gazprom is not going to send gas to Ukraine at any price without the advance payment," said CEO Alexei Miller, as quoted in Russian media.
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Greece effectively defaulted on its debt obligations at midnight Wednesday, skipping a $1.7 billion payment to the International Monetary Fund. But the Financial Times reports that Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, in a letter to Greece's creditors, has now agreed to European conditions for a new bailout, with just minor modifications. Greek national broadcaster ERT is reporting a similar capitulation.
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Comedian Chris Farley died in 1997, at age 33, of a drug overdose. It's an all-too-familiar story for actors and stand-up comis, as the comedians who reminisce about Farley in the upcoming documentary I Am Chris Farley know too well. A lot of them have struggled with addiction issues themselves, and all of them were big fans of Farley. Farley's death "comes up in something in my mind every day," David Spade, Farley's best friend, says in the film. "And I think it will forever."
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We all want to be listened to and acknowledged, but sometimes our friends and loved ones let us down. Especially if we abuse their patience through frequency of complaints or poor storytelling. On Tuesday's Inside Amy Schumer, Schumer imagined a service that can make those people feel loved and respected. Three caveats: "ListenAlert" will cost you, its operators won't listen to your dreams ("we are not saints"), and, of course, it isn't real (yet). But this clip is actually safe work work. You can watch below. Peter Weber
In June, the Lady Warriors, an all-female community basketball team in Minneapolis, held a fashion show to show off their new uniforms. The players, young Muslim immigrants from Somalia and elsewhere in East Africa, helped craft their uniforms with University of Minnesota fashion designers and sports researchers, plus coaches and members of the community. The uniforms cover the girls' head, arms, and legs, solving a big problem for many female Muslim athletes.
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At the end of last week, the Supreme Court handed liberals huge victories on ObamaCare and gay marriage. On Monday, the conservative majority of the court realigned, handing the right its own set of wins. But not all wins are created equal, Jon Stewart said on Tuesday's Daily Show. And the big conservative victories — striking down new EPA rules restricting toxic emissions from power plants and upholding the use of a painful death-penalty drug — are odd ones to celebrate, he said.
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WINTERS ŌĆö Defense has been a strength for this yearŌĆÖs Roscoe girls basketball team, and the Plowgirls were solid again in that area when the team faced Sterling City in a Class 1A, Division II bi-district matchup on Monday.
However, Sterling City was able to effectively shut down RoscoeŌĆÖs offense ŌĆö especially in the final two quarters ŌĆö enough to pull out a 32-29 victory and end the PlowgirlsŌĆÖ year.
The Sweetwater, High-land and Roscoe boys basketball teams wrap up their regular seasons today.
Sweetwater and Roscoe are through after today, but Highland is advancing to the playoffs which get started next week.
Sweetwater hosts Green-wood and Roscoe will enter-tain Westbrook. Both the Mustangs and Plowboys are 2-7 in their districts (4-3A and 13-A, respectively).
Highland (7-2) will play host to first-place Ira (9-0) in its finale.
The 2013 softball season officially starts today for Sweetwater High School as its varsity and JV will host Colorado City at 4:30 and 6 p.m., respectively.
Sweetwater is coming off a season where it made the playoffs for the first time since 1997. The basketball playoffs will delay the start of the season for a few players. Tony Heredia will make his Sweetwater coaching debut today, though he was also the head coach for three seasons at Sweetwater from 2002-04.
Sweetwater High School sent both of its golf teams to a tournament in Big Spring ŌĆö at least the girls did ŌĆö this past weekend.
Amy Witt (80), Corynn Martin (107-105-212), Kala Wofford (108-105-213), Sierra Hernandez (108-114-222) and Angelica Collier (123) competed for the girls, who shot 409-457-866 to finish in fifth place.
Sweetwater High SchoolŌĆÖs girls and boys powerlifters placed first and fourth, re-spectively, in team compe-tition at ClydeŌĆÖs meet this past Thursday.
Both teams will host the annual Arlon Barnes Classic this Thursday.
SweetwaterŌĆÖs individuals who placed at ClydeŌĆÖs meet are listed below:
Sweetwater girls (1st place):
Alexis Thompson ŌĆö 1st in 114-pound class (495)
Valeria Zavaleta ŌĆö 1st in 123-pound class (515)
Mikki Reschman ŌĆö 1st in 148-pound class (670)
Dana Hohn ŌĆö 1st in 165-pound class (730)
Nay Gonzales ŌĆö 1st in 220-pound class (590)
Ezzy Mermella ŌĆö 2nd in 181-pound class (565)
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Crystal Luna ŌĆö 2nd in 123-pound class (510)
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Zack Longoria ŌĆö 2nd in 148-pound class (885)
Jose Rangel ŌĆö 2nd in 165-pound class (1,190)
Landon Jones ŌĆō 2nd in 181-pound class (1,185)
The Sweetwater High School girls basketball team was all smiles after FridayŌĆÖs 44-43 win over Big Spring that advanced the Lady Mustangs to the playoffs. Pictured from left are, back row, cheerleaders Allison Winslett and Lexie Stewart, Abby McPherson, Shelby Cason, Shaneese Brown, head coach Al Miller, Janell Walker, Suede Shirley, Elise Lawrence assistant coach Amy Clark, Kathleen Campbell; and front row, cheerleaders Caroline Lawrence and Megan Carney, Taylor McPherson, Hayley Brownlow, Kayla Chowning, Kendra Crosson, Kelsi Crosson and Maddie Jones.
ItŌĆÖs playoff season.
Nolan County is being represented by three girls basketball teams this year, and Roscoe will get things started today.
The Plowgirls (18-11) face Sterling City (16-11) in a Class 1A, Division II bi-district playoff at 6:30 p.m. at Winters.
Roscoe is one of two Nolan County teams ŌĆö Highland being the other ŌĆö to advance from District 13-A, Division II.
The Roscoe Collegiate girls basketball team will face Sterling City in a Class 1A, Division II bi-district playoff matchup at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Winters.
The members of this yearŌĆÖs team, pictured from left, are Stina Tomlin, Mirian Solis, Kendall Moses, Shelby Brown, Faith Boren, Carolina Perez, Torrey Willman, Eva Aguayo and Whitney Williams.
Kelly Jo Sexton serves as RoscoeŌĆÖs head coach with Jonathan McClure and Shella Arnwine the assistant coaches.
Roscoe qualified for the playoffs as the District 13-A, Division II runnerup with a 7-3 record and has an overall season record of 18-11.
Schedules are subject to change
Sweetwater varsity hosts Midland Lee (scrimmage) at 5 p.m.
Bi-district playoff: Roscoe girls vs. Sterling City (Class 1A, Division II), 6:30 p.m., Winters.
Sweetwater 7th and 8th grade boys host Big Spring, 5 and 6:15 p.m.
Class 3A bi-district playoff: Sweetwater girls vs. Fort Stockton, 6:30 p.m., Sonora.
Sweetwater boys host Greenwood ŌĆö freshmen at 5 p.m., JV at 6:15 p.m., varsity at 7:30 p.m.


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Local WWII Veteran Serves As Latrobe Parade Grand Marshal
Brett Eldredge Thumb Wrestles at The Regatta
Nightly Sports Call: July 3, 2015 (Pt. 2)
Nightly Sports Call: July 3, 2015 (Pt. 1)
KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (7/3)
Officials Cancel All River Events As Regatta Opens
New Rides, Popular Events Here For Big Butler Fair
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Peters Twp. Police Department Testing Out New "Exchange Zone"
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Hello im Anthony from Burtonwood warrington, just signed up to get a little information for a future plan.
I have a daughter who is now 4 so a little young yet but she is at that stage of wanting ponys and horses . Where we live is full of stables and alot of people seem to have horses, the aera seems pretty good for riding.
Would just like some views and facts on what it takes to look after a horse, what are the costs involved and what type of breed or horse should I be looking at. Realy have not got a clue what so ever so any help will be realy helpfull.
Thanks Anthony