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Some years ago, a New London school district bus driver was crossing a Fayette Road bridge when she noticed it felt different. She notified the district's transportation head who, in turn, called the county engineer's office.
Officials determined the bridge needed to be replaced, and was within 10 months, said Carl Essex, assistant to the county engineer.
The anecdote illustrates area residents' willingness to report such problems, and the commitment Huron County officials have to bridge and road safety, Essex said.
"Had she not called, who knows what would have happened," he added.
Local residents should not worry about a bridge collapsing in Huron County, as it did in the Twin Cities on Wednesday, Essex said. Essex added that's not only because of the Huron County Highway Department's vigilance, but state law: While federal requirements stipulate workers inspect bridges once every two years, in Ohio annual inspections are required. And in Huron County, officials look at some bridges every month, depending on how close they are to being replaced, Essex said.
"Obviously the bridge (in the Twin Cities) needed attention," he said.
The eight-lane Interstate 35W bridge, a major Minneapolis artery, was in the middle of repairs when it buckled during the evening rush hour Wednesday. Dozens of cars fell more than 60 feet into the Mississippi River, some landing on top one of another. A school bus sat on the angled concrete.
The bridge was crowded with traffic, and a train had been passing beneath the roadway at the time it fell. Officials confirmed the official death toll at five, but Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan said more bodies were in the water. Hospitals officials said 79 others were injured. Police estimate that 20 to 30 people were unaccounted for, though Dolan stressed that it was just an estimate.
"They'll crawl over that bridge with a microscope to find out what went wrong," Essex said.
He said the Interstate 35W bridge is about 60 years old. Back when it was built, the bridge's traffic capacity was probably half of what it is today.
Essex couldn't recall a similar incident happening in Huron County. However, he said the Silver Bridge collapse on the Ohio River in 1967 served as a major wake-up call.
The bridge, connecting West Virginia and Ohio, gave way during rush hour and sunk into the Ohio River, killing 46 people. Safety officials eventually determined corrosion as the cause. Steel corrosion on bridges is still a major concern. Infrastructure experts worry that thousands of American bridges are dangerously outdated and overburdened.
Locally, Essex said bridge construction has been a priority for decades. Huron County has 411 bridges, some a century old, Essex said.
"We inspect every single bridge every single year," he said. He added there are about two dozen bridges that officials keep an eye on much more frequently because it is almost time to replace them. This year's inspection is turning up numerous bridges which will need accelerated attention as a result of last summer's flooding, Essex said.
He commended local residents for their patience while bridges are inspected or replaced.
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SALEM, Ore. -- As a way of voicing his concerns over the homeless situation in Eugene, a 10-year-old boy walked from one of the city's unauthorized homeless camps to deliver a letter to the state capital.
Keegan Keppner, who is living with hydrocephalus, first started helping Eugene's homeless at the "Whoville" camp by bringing them breakfast.
He decided to step up his support by walking from the fenced-in camp at Broadway and Hilyard St. to Oregon's capitol building.
Steven Magray said his stepson Keegan plans to deliver a handwritten note to the state on Monday.
"Not a lot of people believe that a 10-year-old would take on a task like this," Magray said. "Some of them think, 'No. He's not going to make it.' You know, more than likely not. But we've got to harbor his ambition somehow and let him complete what he can."
Keegan walked 15 miles Friday. Magray said Keegan was too exhausted to walk the whole way, but they picked their journey back up on Sunday and walked 10 more miles into Salem.
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In that darkest night, the Milky Way could be observed with our naked eyes. I carefully set my camera on the spot while worrying about the incoming tide, even reducing its level from time to time. My brightest wide angel is Carl Zeiss 21/2.8 and it was used in this shot for foreground. I took two shots, one with 20 minutes @ f8.0 and iso 400 to make sure the rock's sharpness. I used hyper focus in the first shot.
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Bob Stoops is the six million-dollar man ... after bonuses, that is
NORMAN — Bob Stoops is about to become a $6 million coach. Stoops, 47, is scheduled to receive a one-time $3 million benefit on Dec. 31 this year for coaching at OU 10 seasons, according to his contract obtained by The Oklahoman through the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
That $3 million benefit, combined with more than $2.77 million he'll receive in guaranteed compensation, along with additional income he could gain from various performance bonuses, means that Stoops could earn more than $6 million in 2008. Sooner athletic director Joe Castiglione admits that figure could invite criticism of OU having misplaced priorities. "People may question why we do certain things," Castiglione said. "But we can measure his impact, not just with success on the field, but the way our team generates interest and excitement because of the leadership of the head coach. He positively affects so many elements of the athletic program, campus community and the state — you could talk about it from the infusion of excitement to the economic impact." "Bob Stoops is worth every penny and always has been and always will be." Castiglione points to the numbers to support his claim. The year before Stoops arrived in Norman, OU generated only $26.1 million in athletic revenues, according to figures provided by the school. In 2006-07 — Stoops' eighth season at OU — the athletic department generated $66.3 million in revenues, with football directly accounting for $28.5 million. That doesn't include another $18 million in contribution, advertising and licensing dollars that football likely had a big hand in landing. In contrast, of the $65.9 million in athletic expenses for 2006-07, football required only $15.1 million, meaning that without football OU athletics would be operating at a significant deficit. For that reason, football is why OU has continued to not only balance its athletics budget, but is among only a handful of athletic departments to also turn a yearly profit. Blog: The (almost) $6 million man Bob Stoops Salary Calculator
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I was asked recently what I'm most excited for this season, and it gave me pause. Was I most excited for Lob City? To cheer violently against the Heat until I lose a tonsil? To see a Timberwolves team that isn't morbidly depressing?
I came up with my answer an hour later, when I was no longer with the questioner (naturally). See, I became interested in sports because I am an avid reader. I love stories and story lines. I love the development. I love the drama. I love the conclusion, sad or happy. I love seeing everything tie together. In 2008, NBA fans got to see three future Hall of Famers win their first championship together, the ultimate happy ending. Recently, the Brandon Roy saga has given us the opposite. (Seriously, read this article and watch this video knowing what we know now, and if you can honestly tell me you don't get a little choked up, I can only conclude you are made of stone.)
Anyway. What I decided I'm most excited for is the story lines. Here are six from the Timberwolves that I am most interested in following this year. Give me yours in the comments or on Twitter.
#6. Kevin Love's Contract Extension (And Other Kevin Love Related Things)- This is low on the list for several reasons. For starters, Love becomes a restricted free agent in 2012, not a full blown HOLY GOD WE ARE GOING TO LOSE HIM, WE HAVE TO TRADE HIM NOW free agent, so trade rumors will likely be minimal to non-existant. Second, Love seems stable as a player/human being, and less likely than some to be distracted by free agency discussions. Third, Love has expressed an interest in re-signing with Minnesota, and doesn't seem to be an imminent threat to leave.
It will be interesting, however, to see how Love performs to prove to the Timberwolves (and the rest of the league, for that matter) that he deserves a max contract extension. It will also be interesting to see if the Timberwolves will hand him one. (My two cents: I agree with Jonah, pay the man immediately. How many marquee All Star talents like Love actually want to play in Minnesota?)
More relevant to this current season: Kevin Love has clearly lost weight, and from his performance so far, most of that weight has turned into muscle. This is excellent news. Not only will Minnesota be putting the best rebounder in the NBA back on the floor, but he will be more athletic than ever, and less fatigue/injury prone during a tiring compressed schedule.
#5. Inside Out: Stretching the Floor- Apparently Anthony Tolliver developed a three point shot over the summer? Good to see him continuing to improve. This makes Minnesota's bigs a fascinating group of shooters. Love started hitting threes consistently last season. Beasley loves to shoot from downtown. Derrick Williams demonstrated his range during preseason. Now Tolliver has added himself to the list. As long as this doesn't become a complete substitute for post play (and as long as Darko doesn't try to get in on the act), this could a really fun new part of the offense. If opposing bigs have to defend to the three point line, Rubio could very well have more room to work in the lane.
So, to be clear, the Timberwolves have post players who shoot threes, and a point guard with excellent court vision who can only make layups. I have no idea if it will work, but I'll be shocked if it isn't WILDLY entertaining.
#4. The Shortened Season: Minnesota the Mysterious- So on the one hand you have Minnesota, a young, inexperienced team full of new faces who just finished a VERY short training camp and are now faced with expectations they have never experienced and a difficult schedule, all while learning a completely new offensive and defensive system from a brand new coach. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, no?
On the other hand, you have Minnesota, a team with young talent dripping off the edges who go roughly 11 deep, between their starters and first players off the bench (Love, Darko, Rubio, Beasley, Williams, Wes, Randolph, Barea, Tolliver, Ridnour, and Malcolm Lee), making them one of the best-equipped teams in the entire league for the grueling schedule they are facing. Veteran-laden teams like San Antonio, Los Angeles, and Boston very well might struggle with a team as young and deep as Minnesota, and the Wolves face those three a combined eight times this season.
On the third hand, the Timberwolves early schedule, when they will presumably still be settling together as a team, is seriously brutal. Oklahoma City, Miami, Dallas, San Antonio, and Memphis all visit Minneapolis in the first ten days of the season, and while none of these teams are a total lock to beat Minnesota, it would be hard to pick the Wolves in any of those games.
I won't include a fourth hand for anatomical reasons, but you get the idea. It's entirely possible that the Wolves could win 5+ games this year solely because of their depth. But it's equally possible that they will lose 10+ games because they weren't given a full training camp.
#3. New Faces- Five completely new players for the Timberwolves: Ricky Rubio, Malcolm Lee, Brad Miller, Bonzi Wells, and Derrick Williams.
A quick breakdown of each:
-Ricky Rubio: His arrival was important enough to be a story line of its own. See #2.
-Derrick Williams: There's a lot to like about Derrick Williams. He's athletic. He works hard. He can handle the ball. He has the size of a four, but shoots with range. There are valid concerns about his ability to defend against small fowards, which is why he probably won't start in Monday's opener against Oklahoma City. Still, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him crack the starting lineup before long if Adelman decides to play a small ball lineup with Love at center.
-Malcolm Lee: ESPN's resident Timberwolves fan Zach Harper has been working the hype machine for Lee when he isn't outside Ricky Rubio's window with a radio. Great NBA body, athleticism, solid defender. It will be interesting to see how much time Lee gets this season, as the Wolves are devoid of a true shooting guard.
-Brad Miller: Expect Brad Miller to throw up a solid 15/10 this season…in hunting numbers. You know, in a shots per deer ratio…or something…*crickets*. Fine. I've never hunted. I have no idea what are good/bad/legal statistics whatsoever. As a basketball player? Miller is here as a locker room presence. Hopefully he helps.
-Bonzi Wells: Unlike Miller, he's certainly not here to be a locker room presence (at least, we should probably hope he isn't), so the Timberwolves must think he will be getting some playing time? Or something? Hard to tell. Whatever. Let's pass by him and get to…
#2. Ricky Rubio: The Arrival- Since arriving in July to a welcoming crowd at the airport (made up of mostly Target Center employees), Rubio has been picked apart by a legion of statisticians looking to denounce him and a legion of fans looking to defend him. All the noise has honestly gotten tiresome and grating. Seeing him play real basketball games and prove himself either worthy or unworthy of the hype will be like putting on a comfy pair of sweatpants after a long day spent wearing uncomfortable jeans. (Ahhhhhhhh…much better.)
#1. Rick Adelman: Miracle Worker?- At this point, we know everything that Rick Adelman could potentially do. He could potentially make this team into a fast-moving offensive juggernaut. He could teach them a defensive system that will take them from last in the entire league to top 10. He could lead them to the playoffs. He could turn Michael Beasley into a superstar. He could transform Anthony Randolph into an athletic, defensive monster. He could convince Ricky Rubio to shave his head and get W-H-I-T E-B-O-Y tatted on his knuckles.
Of course, it's also possible that none of this happens, and that the New Orleans Hornets, now proud owners of Minnesota's #1 draft pick this year (Hornet-geddon?) will get a top 5 pick in the draft.
Whatever Adelman does, this entire season honestly feels like a rebirth for Minnesota. It could be rocky at first. But who knows? It might be amazing. The story lines, either way, will be immensely entertaining and undeniably compelling.
We have all missed you desperately, NBA. Welcome back.


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The other two were Wisconsin resident Rose Frost and Frank, who e-mailed his letter of resignation last Monday after only seven days as Loutit's director.
"We will begin our due dilligence promptly and anticipate Mr. Martin will assume duties here on May 23," Cotner wrote in an e-mail to the Tribune. "I think he will be a tremendous director."
Martin, 55, who holds degrees from Grand Valley State University and the University of Michigan, will receive a similar compensation package as was given to Frank, according to Loutit Library Board President Susan Robertson.
Frank's salary was $62,917, the top of the board's advertised pay scale for the director post.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
The winds were just as fierce as the week before, but this time it was Emery that blew out the Dinos in a pair of region wins. Carbon lost the pair by the scores of 14-6 and 12-0 to the Spartans.
A foreboding of things to come came in the very first batter that stepped up for Emery. She pounded a hit that hugged the third base line. Out fielder Tammy Harwood dove to catch the ball and just missed. As the ball rolled to the fence, the Spartan runner rounded the bases for an inside the park homerun. Before the inning was over, two more Emery hits sailed over the fence and it was 5-0.
Carbon chipped away at the deficit and had moved to 6-3 by the fifth. But in the sixth, Emery found their stroke and added three.
Then they iced things up with another five in the seventh. The Dinos gave it one last effort with three of their own, but it was too little , too late.
In the second game, as the temperatures dropped and the winds picked up, Carbon lost their ability to score a run. Emery scored a pair in the first and a pair in the third. The Spartans broke it open with seven in the fourth.
The Lady Dinos committed 16 errors over two games to give Emery second chances on the base pads.
After the game, Coach Pinedo didn't have much left to say, Emery proved they are a top team. They played a complete game."
He added, "Until we get some consistency on defense we can't be considered a good team. These are the first games this season we haven't even been in it. We weren't mentally ready. Even in our other losses I felt like we were always in the games until the end."
The Dinos play a pair at Juan Diego next Tuesday. Carbon's only region win was a big one over the top ranked Soaring Eagle. They will return home to play North Sanpete on Thursday April 24th at 3:30 pm.


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In 1921 Paul Klee joined the teaching staff of the Bauhaus in Weimar, Germany. There he developed lecture notes that would form the foundation of his teaching methods. These notes were edited and published in 1925 as the Pedagogical Sketchbook. Still in print today, Klee's theoretical and artistic investigations have inspired generations of artists, and his pedagogy has influenced how art is taught around the world. Spanning the artist's entire career, this group of drawings, prints, and paintings illustrates his use of pictorial elements to explore both the practice of art and the theory behind it.


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Every reasonable human being learns from his/her failures and successes and also from the failures and successes of others. The same is applicable to organisations. That is the hallmark of evaluation, benchmarking and drawing the right lessons. It is only a fool who insists on repeating the same experiment without altering the conditions and variables yet expects a new and different result at the end of the day. That may also be the definition of madness. These aphorisms are true of the economy as they are also true of politics. Politics and the economy are inextricably linked and jointly, they determine the level of progress and development in any society.
The just-concluded presidential and congressional elections in the United States demonstrate how political parties and candidates approach the people based on their convictions and approach to solving major societal problems, particularly the economic challenges facing their society. Candidates presented their positions to the electorate on how to reduce unemployment, cut the deficit, reignite industrial production and reposition their country as the undisputed leader in the world. They also tackled issues such as immigration, abortion, gay rights and other social issues prevalent in their environment. Even before the campaigns, these differences between the parties had crystallised and candidates who depart from the popular positions of their party are accused of inconsistency and changing positions to gain votes. At the end of the day, the majority chose their leaders based on who they believe would deliver to their best interest. Candidates and parties after elections seek to implement their advertised positions in governance. However, in the national interest, positions may shift to reach an implementable compromise between the parties during governance.
But there were positions to choose from between the candidates and the parties. This is the point of departure between the United States and Nigeria. On several issues that reflect Nigeria's underdevelopment, what exactly did the President promise Nigerians before he was elected? What is in the manifesto of the Peoples Democratic Party that Nigerians look up to? Despite claims and pretensions about progressive ideas, what is the difference in the manifesto of the PDP and the other parties? Even in actual governance, can anyone spot the difference between the parties based on the governance styles in states they control? Is it not the demolition and evictions-led approach to urban renewal that is vogue in Lagos State controlled by the Action Congress of Nigeria and Rivers State administered by the PDP? Is there any state epitomising fiscal prudence in terms of the management of resources available for development? Is it not the same inflated contracts, proliferation of advisers and assistants to the governor, state legislators who are remotely controlled by the governor and speakers who get impeached at the whims of the governor?
President Goodluck Jonathan comes from the PDP and the leadership and an overwhelming majority of the Senate and the House of Representatives members also come from the same party. Ideally, this should have been a sweet union that enables the PDP to deliver its campaign promises and implement its manifesto. Rather, what do we get in return? Unnecessary bickering and brickbats which have nothing to do with the security and welfare of Nigerians. Thus, if the opposition had been dominant in the legislature, we would have expected a total paralysis. The same PDP did not change its manifesto and yet policy continuity between its elected presidents seems to be lacking. The Umaru Yar'Adua presidency reversed a lot of things the Olusegun Obasanjo presidency did and this costs Nigeria a lot and nearly resulted to paralysis in governance.
From the American presidential election, President Barack Obama in his acceptance speech noted that the two candidates loved America deeply but only differed in their approach to governance. Do we have leaders who love Nigeria deeply but differ in their approach to take Nigeria to the Promised Land? Do we have a Pan Nigerian leader whose claim to the Presidency is not based on sectional, religious or ethnic premises – a claim to a turn to lead and not really on what he can offer? Candidate Mitt Romney of the Republican Party quickly congratulated Obama, accepted defeat and wished him well and there is yet no news of his considering approaching the courts to challenge the election. Of course, the elections went like clockwork and with the exception of a few reported cases of malfunctioning voting machines, which were rectified as soon they were found out, there were no reported cases of violence, intimidation of voters, bribery, etc.
There are lessons to be learnt from the United States elections. These lessons are available to politicians and the electorate. Against 2015, this is the time for anyone who seeks to lead to start publicly articulating their views and solutions to different economic, social and political challenges facing Nigeria. These issues include the rising unemployment rate, the undiversified oil economy, poor quality social indicators, and infrastructure deficit, among others. He or she may reduce the views and solutions to printed or electronic materials, engage in various public discourse and sell her/his ideas to the people. For the economic issues, it will not be enough for a politician to promise heaven on earth but he must demonstrate how he intends to fund the strategy that leads us there. This is also the time to begin to build coalitions, networks and structures on whose shoulders the candidate will anchor his electoral machinery. It is also imperative that the aspirant identifies possible sources of financing his election because the resources needed to run a presidential campaign are large.
For the electorate, there is a central message: the world is not waiting for Nigeria to put its acts together. We are fast becoming a people left behind in time and space and as such, becoming increasingly irrelevant to the civilised world. We must therefore put on our thinking caps and stop the warped thought process that insists on evaluating candidates based on their ethnic, religious or other primordial origin. We must begin to read, listen dispassionately and ask questions on what the candidates have to offer. We must also interrogate the practicability of their ideas. We must also be ready to make little contributions to candidates and parties that we believe have the right ideas to lead us out of underdevelopment. It is not enough to support a man with good ideas without offering him the resources he needs to win election. The danger in not supporting him with resources is that his good ideas will not be heard by many and so his voice will be drowned out by those who have stolen public funds. Alternatively, a money-bag may hijack his ideas through financial support and even if he wins, he would be too indebted to the financier as to carry out any meaningful reforms.
To the poor who constitute the majority of the Nigerian population, this message holds more water for you. It is either you swim on the strength of your character and recognition that you cannot continue with politics as usual. In 2015, do not vote again based on primordial sentiments. Vote because you are hungry, angry and poor. Know that your vote can only be in the direction of developmental change.


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Oct. 19, 2013 in Sports The Linfield Wildcats looked every bit a national powerhouse when they used a quick start to crush a struggling Whitworth team 51-17 at the Pine Bowl on Saturday.
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Read: How Things Slipped Away In The Third Period Last Night
Last night in the third period, the Rangers let a 3-0 lead slip away before regrouping and winning the game in the shootout.
David Krejci scored for the Bruins with 11:16 left in the third period to make the score 3-1.
Boston then controlled most of the remaining time before scoring two goals, with Tuuka Rask pulled, in the final 1:31 to tie the game.
Henrik Lundqvist said that the key to playing the Bruins is winning the battles for the loose pucks in front of the net and that the Bruins were the hungrier team near the end of the game.
Ryan Calalhan said on MSG after the game, "We don't question the character of our team. It's a learning point. We need to bear down with a lead and we will take it as that, take the two points and get out of here."
Rick Nash said on MSG, "we played a great game. There was as stretch where we sat back. You gotta give credit to them, but we got the two points and we are happy."
Nash added, "I think we sat back a bit with the 3-0 lead. We need to make sure we keep forechecking and not stay back."
Marc Staal said that the key takeaway for the Rangers last night is knowing that you need to stay aggressive in those situations and not back off and give the opposition space.
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aDo you lie awake at night wondering how your business can make that final leap from a good company to a GREAT one? What does it take? Luck? A new splashy product or service? Being at the right place at the right time? A super leader?
The question plagued Jim Collins, author of "Built to Last" for years. He assembled a research team to find the answers; "Good to Great" is the result.
As one would expect a great company needs an outstanding leader, someone that Collins calls a Level 5. Level 5 leaders' ambition is directed toward the institution, not towards themselves. They stick with what they understand and let their abilities, not their egos, determine what they attempt.
Collins and his team identified companies that made the leap from good to great and sustained that status for at least fifteen years. He also contrasted the good-to-great companies with others that didn't make it and analyzed the reasons why. Check out his findings in "Good to Great."
Hand in hand with Collins' book is "First, Break all the Rules: What the World's Greatest Managers do Differently" by Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman. Buckingham and Coffman's managers focus on finding the right fit for employees, some place where they can use their talents to the fullest; they also stress the desired result, not the steps to get there. It's all about nurturing the employee. The language is straightforward and direct, not couched in theoretical jargon.
How to hire the right people for the right job? Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan address the question and provide pointers in "Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done." Like the two books mentioned above Bossidy and Charan stress the importance of the leader being intrinsically involved in the company and personally selecting the right people. They maintain that hiring and appraising the right people is too important a job to leave to anyone else.
In "Don't Hire Anyone Without Me!" Carol Quinn shows employers how to avoid common pitfalls of hiring like basing your selection only on the skills of the person. Attitude and ability to be trained are very important traits of potential employees.
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Mariah Carey has plans to serve up a sweet new scent this summer that will have fans smelling delicious.
According to HelloBeautiful.com, Mariah has announced that she'll be releasing Lollipop Bling with Elizabeth Arden in June. This will be Mariah's fourth perfume with the cosmetic company, including M by Mariah Carey and Mariah Carey's Luscious Pink.
Her most recent fragrance, Forever Mariah Carey, hit beauty counters nationwide back in September.
There's no word on where the name for this fragrance came from, or what Lollipop Bling will smell like. But if we had to hazard a guess, then it should be pretty sugary.
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The Democratic gubernatorial candidates faced off in a televised debate Thursday night.
Click here to watch Kenny Choi's report.
The two candidates touched on a number of issues, including the state's budget, taxing pensions, homelessness and the state prison system.
But, when it came to who's to blame for lack of universal pre-school education, that's when the fireworks went off. Watch the video.
The candidates spent an hour debating each other.
They also talked about healthcare, gay marriage and affordable housing.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie, who's seeking election again this fall is trailing State Sen. David Ige in the latest CivilBeat.com poll.


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1. Why It Is Important
2. Criticizing The President Only Strengthens Our Enemies
3. NY Times IPCC Alibi Falls Flat
4. Farewell to the Architect of the 'Slow Bleed' Strategy
5. Craig Becker Defeated
1. Why It Is Important
Today, Senator Jim DeMint's Senate Conservatives Fund is launching a money bomb for Marco Rubio.You need to understand specifically why it is important that this be a success.DeMint is under massive and sustained attacks from establishment Republicans for daring to challenge the hand picked candidates of the Washington GOP crowd. These people think you and DeMint are a joke. These people think that you cannot beat them at what they view as their game.They blame Jim DeMint for pushing Arlen Specter to the Democrats. Even the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal attacked Jim DeMint for endorsing Pat Toomey. But now Toomey is beating both Specter and Sestak in the polling.Then there is Marco Rubio, the target of the present money bomb. The Republican leadership in Washington flocked to Charlie Crist. They launched "on background" attacks against Jim DeMint in Roll Call for daring to step out of line and back Rubio.And all the while they said DeMint could not win. He could not raise the money. You would not give the money. And the conservative effort would fail.That is why it is important to support this money bomb. That is why it is important to give what you can. Show Washington that Jim DeMint and conservatives across America will take back the Republican Party from the leaders who support compromising with Obama on national health care, who support bailing out automakers, and who support plans like TARP.If Jim DeMint fails, it will be seen as our failure.Please click here for the rest of the post.
2. Criticizing The President Only Strengthens Our Enemies
So sayeth White House deputy national security adviser John Brennan, at least. Funny how that never occurred to him and his fellow Democrats when George W. Bush was in the White House. Someone needs to be taken out behind the woodshed. Consider Brennan's whining and bellyaching about being called out for sucking at his job.Please click here for the rest of the post.
3. NY Times IPCC Alibi Falls Flat
One and a half cheers to the NY Times for the article "Skeptics Find Fault With U.N. Climate Panel," which admits to some of the scientific and ethical problems facing the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and IPCC head Rajendra Pachauri. But the Times being the Times, while it lays out some of the damning facts, it omits key damaging details (especially regarding the egregiously amateurish nature of the IPCC's errors regarding the Himalayan glaciers) and otherwise spends the rest of the article trying to explain away Dr. Pachauri's problems, with hilarious results.The most hilarious of these is the Times' effort to instruct you, the reader, on why there's no financial conflict of interest in payments received by Dr. Pachauri from various businesses with interests in the panel's work.Please click here for the rest of the post.
4. Farewell to the Architect of the 'Slow Bleed' Strategy
Let's journey back to February 2007. At this time, the U.S. was approaching its 4th anniversary in Iraq, the military death toll had passed 3,000, and Iraqi civilians were caught in the middle of a furious sectarian battle that had been kicked into overdrive by the bombing of the Golden Mosque in Samarra.General David Petraeus had just been tapped to take over Multinational Force-Iraq, and was ramping up a "surge" in troops there in preparation for the implementation of his counterinsurgency doctrine in the theater — a comprehensive overhaul of Iraq war strategy that would ultimately prove to be incredibly successful. Democrats in the House had just passed a non-binding resolution condemning the "surge" in troops (Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called this a "symbolic victory in the fight over the Iraq War," despite the fact that the Senate version of the resolution fell 4 votes short of cloture. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said "It's pretty clear that a resolution that in effect says that the general going out to take command of the arena shouldn't have the resources he thinks he needs to be successful certainly emboldens the enemy and our adversaries").This was the setting for perhaps the most insidious move of Jack Murtha's career, if not his life: the design and introduction of what he called a "Slow Bleed Strategy" designed to deprive soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines in Iraq of the supplies — bullets, armor, etc. — they needed not only to push forward in Iraq, but to keep themselves alive while there. The rationale behind Murtha's aptly — if appallingly — named Slow Bleed Strategy was that, if the supply chain to our troops in combat could be forced to dry up, enough of America's warfighters would be killed in action that President Bush would have no choice but to "redeploy" our military men and women out of Iraq and back to America.Please click here for the rest of the post.
5. Craig Becker Defeated
People are policy and while much attention has been focused on the profusion of buffoons and poltroons Obama has installed at the cabinet and sub-cabinet level positions in his administration, the real work of radically changing the character of our government has been entrusted to anonymous apparatchiks.Some of these have bubbled to the top and have resignd: green czar and self identified communist Van Jones, UN financial reform guru and part time identity thief Jide Zeitlin, performance czar and tax cheat Nancy Killefer. Safe schools czar and pedophile apologist Kevin Jennings remains on the job as do others.Today, however, we may have won one small battle in the war to keep the adminstrative machinery of the nation out of the hands of people who are opposed to our system of goverment. Obama's nomination to fill the a vacant seat on the National Labor Relations Board has fallen to a bipartisan fillibuster.Please click here for the rest of the post.


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Notebook: Vikings focus on opening drives; Percy Harvin's rib healed?
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Self scouting during the bye week yielded several areas of emphasis for the Minnesota Vikings offense, but one was fairly obvious.
"I don't think we felt like we did as well as we could have, both in the first half and second half opening series, especially on the road," offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave said on Friday. "We want to start faster at the front end of both halves."
On eight game-opening drives, the Vikings have averaged 4.38 plays, 23.1 yards and one first down -- underwhelming numbers, to say the least.
Those eight drives have ended in four punts, an interception, two field-goal attempts (one miss) and one touchdown, thanks to Michael Jenkins' 72-yard reception on the first play against Green Bay on Oct. 23 at the Metrodome. Four opening drives on the road have yielded 8 yards and no first downs.
The Vikings' eight opening drives for the second half have yielded almost identical averages: 4.63 plays, 17.5 yards and one first down. Five have ended in punts, one in a fumble and two scores -- a field goal on Oct. 2 at Kansas City, a touchdown at Chicago on Oct. 16 -- set up by short fields.
"We talked about it when we were doing our evaluations of our team," coach Leslie Frazier said. "It's something we want to get better at, on both sides of the ball."
Like many teams, the Vikings script a set number of plays, formats and sequences they want to get to early in games, although the actual deployment is dictated in part by game flow. Coaches present anywhere from five to 15 plays to the team, Musgrave said, so players can "anticipate what calls are going to be made in certain situations, especially to start out a game so they can visualize it before it actually happens."
Adjusting how those scripted series operate could be on Musgrave's menu beginning on Monday night at Green Bay. But it was just one of the focuses he rattled off on Friday, along with passing better, improving on first and second downs and utilizing backup halfback Toby Gerhart to ease the load on All-Pro Adrian Peterson, who is tied for the NFL lead with 166 carries.
"We want to add to our repertoire of plays, protect our good ones, but at the same time not dilute the pot so we're not good at anything," Musgrave said. "We want to keep hanging our hat on our staples that we feel confident in, but at the same time add a couple complementary wrinkles that can not only give us some juice but also protect our good things that we do so that we're not so easy to key on."
Sticking with Harvin
Three different players have kick returns of at least 68 yards for the Vikings this season. But special teams coordinator Mike Priefer said he's not tempted to give Lorenzo Booker or Marcus Sherels more opportunities if Percy Harvin is healthy and available.
"No way," Priefer said. "Would you be? No way. He's too special."
For the first time since Oct. 9, when he reinjured the rib that has bothered him since early in training camp, Harvin isn't on this week's injury report.
"He looks, man, as fresh as he did when we came to training camp," Frazier said. "He looks great, and that's good for our football team."
Harvin had a 103-yard touchdown return on the season's opening kickoff at San Diego, but he has returned only eight kickoffs since, for a 22.1-yard average.
In his absence, Lorenzo Booker had a 68-yard kick return on Sept. 25 against Detroit and Marcus Sherels went 78 yards on the opening kickoff at Carolina.
"That's pretty rare," Priefer said. "We're pretty fortunate to have the guys that have the ability to do that. And I think that's a tribute to the guys blocking. It's been mainly the same guys week-in and week-out that have blocked on that unit, and they've done a really nice job for us."
Give and receive
The Vikings' last game on Oct. 30 at Carolina yielded an expanded receiving role for Peterson, who finished with a career-high 76 yards on five catches.
That included a 19-yard touchdown on a screen pass, two shovel passes and two checkdowns over the middle from rookie quarterback Christian Ponder when the Panthers' linebackers bailed in zone coverage.
"I feel like I'll be more involved," Peterson said. "If I'm open, I'm sure (Ponder will) find me. Once he goes through his reads, I'm just kind of like that guy he can come to in need. I'm going to do my best as far as getting open, and he's got to do a good job of finding me."
Opponents have ganged up to stop Peterson all season, regularly playing a safety in the box on more than half of snaps. He nonetheless is averaging 4.8 yards per carry, but increasing his involvement in the passing game would be one way to help him past the first line of defense.
"We'd love to be balanced," Musgrave said, "and that's our goal, of course, is to feature Adrian and at the same time be able to throw it over their head. It's not the back-line head, but sometimes it's the front line of the defense, their head as well."
No problem
Priefer said his bye-week analysis identified "something minor" that has been affecting place-kicker Ryan Longwell, who has missed as many field-goal attempts (three) over the past four games as he did all of last season.
Priefer declined to discuss specifics but said "it's probably the whole operation" and has been addressed in practice this week. After starting the season 8-for-8, Longwell has missed from 38 yards against Arizona, 38 yards at Chicago and 45 yards at Carolina -- all wide left. He also has hit from 53 and 52 yards in that stretch and is 13-for-16 (81.3%) this season.
"Should they make those short ones? Sure," Priefer said. "But every field goal or every PAT has a lot of moving parts to deal with it, whether it's the snap, the hold, the kick, the footing, the protection. All those things kind of go into that."


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Patrick Reed leads through 36 at Humana
BY Bruce Young | US PGA Tour | 2014 Humana Challenge partnered with Clinton Foundation | Round Two | 18 Jan 2014
An amazing seventeen birdies, one eagle and one bogey in his first 36 holes of the Humana Challenge in La Quinta in California has given 23 year old Patrick Reed the lead in the event with one round to play before the cut is made.
The event, played over three separate courses in rotation over the first three days, is played in the pro am format initially
Reed, now into his second full season on the PGA Tour is chasing his second victory after winning the Wyndham Championship last year in a rookie season where he won nearly US$2 million.
Reed's regular caddie, his wife Justine is expecting the couple's first child so he has his brother-in-law on the bag this week at present keeping the role in the family.
Reed leads by two over Brendan Todd who regained his PGA Tour status when finishing runner-up at the Web.Com Tour Championship last year.
Ryan Palmer is alone in 3rd position with Charley Hoffman 4th.
The leading Australian is Matt Jones who is playing his first event of the year after an outstanding season in 2013. Jones is currently tied for 8th position although seven shots from the lead of Reed.
Stuart Appleby is 22nd and Steve Bowditch is 63rd although they and the other Australians below them still have one round to chase of place in the final round field.


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Japan's Tragedy Will Impact The Global Economy
March 15, 2011
Nicole Gelinas
Japans horror is still unfolding. The worlds attention remains riveted on the effort to reduce public danger from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors. Against the backdrop of acute crisis, longer-term impacts are insignificant. But they are real -- and they pose challenges to the Wests recovery from recession, even as they remind us how important a robust recovery is.
Japans calamity will disrupt "normal" supply and demand for the most basic stuff that the world needs -- now, and potentially for years to come. Consider the potential impact on food prices. The tsunami has damaged rice paddies and other agriculture resources.
Japan will have to make up for domestic shortfalls with imports, further straining an already stretched global food supply. The disaster will similarly hit energy prices. The best-case scenario for the Daiichi nuclear reactors is that they do no further public harm.
Japan must replace this lost power generation -- as well as replace the energy from disrupted gas lines -- with energy imports. In the short term -- which could be a matter of years -- the nation will have no choice but to use some of that replacement energy inefficiently. For example, Japan could site temporary diesel-fueled electricity generators offshore. This demand will push global energy prices higher than they otherwise would be.
The global supply chain for goods and services will suffer harm, too. Japans auto industry has halted domestic production this week. The nation also produces components for the iPhone and other products for China, which assembles them into finished products.
With Japans top-notch export industry having suffered such a serious blow, some goods production may cease, while other manufacturing may move, at least temporarily, to nations that do the "same" job less well and use more energy.
As the weeks and months pass, Japan will turn to rebuilding. This job will push up global demand for raw materials such as steel, cement and copper. Other nations struggling to invest limited resources to invest in aging infrastructure, including the U.S., will have to compete with this demand.
Moreover, Japans surge in demand for construction materials could affect the quality of new infrastructure and buildings. Japan itself does not seem likely to allow corner-cutting on building codes and materials inspections. Nations that arent so conscientious, though, or that want to do things on the cheap, will get stuck with what Japan doesnt want.
Remember how the Gulf Coasts surge in demand after Hurricane Katrina spurred American builders to import substandard drywall -- drywall that homeowners must pay to rip out.
Then, there is the cost of money itself -- borrowed money. Japan, like America, does not run budget surpluses. Unlike America, though, it has been able to borrow from its own citizens, who save assiduously.
Japans rebuilding needs could overwhelm this domestic savings market, pushing the nation to borrow abroad. To do so, Japan may have to pay higher interest rates. Other indebted countries could have to raise their own rates to compete. In such a case, heavily in-hock Americans would have to pay more on their credit-card balances and for new mortgages.
A saving grace of the human condition is that we search for hope among the ruins -- and find it. In the recovery and rebuilding trial before it, Japan could serve as an inspiration to America and Western Europe, which have now struggled, often without focus, to recover from nearly a half-decades worth of self-inflicted financial and economic "crisis" (a real crisis puts that word into perspective).
Japans cataclysm has no silver lining. But even as we grieve, we should remember: Nations weakened by their own failure to deal decisively with their own problems -- as America is right now -- risk becoming less able to help another country that finds itself in terrible need.
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