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Fusing Cuban comfort food with American speed and flair, the new Pinecrest restaurant Oye is a natural evolution for the hyphenated generation. Wraps are stuffed with churrasco and diced sweet plantains and served with a mojo dipping sauce. Sliders sandwich picadillo between buns. And burgers follow the frita formula of mixing chorizo with the ground beef and topping the patty with shoestring potatoes.
A wide, brick-walled patio fronts the eatery in the Suniland Shopping Center. A sitting area in back with leather chairs invites lounging, but the walk-up counter is all about getting your food in a hurry. Menu choices are generous to a fault. The make-your-own sandwich option offers Cuban bread, baguette, four kinds of wraps, 14 main fillings, three toppings and seven sauces.
Fourteen platters mimic traditional classics like bistec empanizado with sides such as black beans and rice, and there are croquetas, empanadas, pastelitos and tostones stuffed with everything from lechon to ceviche. It would be impossible to get it all right. Our lechon asado platter was skimpy on the sautéed onions and mojo, and the palomilla steak was tough and underseasoned. But my custom sandwich - ropa vieja on sweet Cuban bread with grilled onions, diced sweet plantains, moros and mango-papaya salsa - was a fun and tasty update of favorite flavors. Desserts, served from a separate walk-up station, are some of the best Latin takeout we've had in awhile. The cream cheese flan was a creamy dream.
Oye's motto is "Inspired by Cuba, Made in America," and for those whose lives have been defined by that message, it just might feel like home.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Gwinnett churches and organizations will be praying for the nation Thursday during the 58th annual observance of National Day of Prayer.A floating holiday established by former President Harry Truman in 1952, National Day of Prayer was set as the first Thursday in May in 1988 by former President Ronald Reagan and Congress. Events are scheduled throughout Gwinnett on Thursday to answer the call for prayer, including the ninth annual Prayer on the Square, which will be held at 7 p.m. at the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse gazebo in Lawrenceville. More than a dozen pastors will lead prayer during the event, and state and local government officials are expected to attend. In case of rain, Prayer on the Square will move to Lawrenceville First Baptist Church at 165 Clayton St. Here is a list of additional events happening in Gwinnett: · Gwinnett residents are invited to bring a lunch for prayer at 11:45 a.m. Thursday at the Duluth Town Green, 3142 Hill St. For more information, call Kipper Tabb at 678-405-2114. · A National Day of Prayer event will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Harbins Park, 2995 Luke Edwards Road in Dacula. For more information, visit www.harbinschurch.org. · First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville will hold a worship service featuring DeDe Leitch, district superintendent for the North Georgia United Methodist Conference, at 6:45 p.m. Thursday at the church's campground. 700 Braselton Highway in Lawrenceville. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call 770-963-0386. · The Suwanee National Day of Prayer Celebration will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at Suwanee Town Center on Town Center Avenue. In case of rain, the event will be moved to Shadowbrook Baptist Church, 4187 Suwanee Dam Road in Suwanee. For more information, call Frank Ferrer at 770-757-3452. For more information on Prayer on the Square in Lawrenceville, call Constance Smith at 770-885-0804.
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When a patient is discharged from the hospital, just about the last thing he or she wants is to be back in again within the next month. But a new national study has found that's exactly what happens to one out of five Medicare patients, costing billions in health care and suffering for patients.
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McDonald's customers in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan -- including the two Norwalk locations -- can now enjoy the wholesome new Egg White Delight McMuffin.
Egg White Delight McMuffin is prepared with freshly grilled 100 percent egg whites, extra lean Canadian bacon and white cheddar served on a new muffin. Freshly grilled egg whites and white cheddar are also available on any existing egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches and platters, providing customers a new way to enjoy their breakfast favorites.
The introduction of Egg White Delight McMuffin supports McDonald's "Commitments to Offer Improved Nutrition Choices," announced in 2011. The new muffin delivers 8 grams of whole grain and the Canadian bacon delivers quality protein, helping customers incorporate foods from some of the USDA's MyPlate recommended food groups. At 250 calories, the Egg White Delight McMuffin is McDonald's newest wholesome breakfast choice under 300 calories in addition to Egg McMuffin, Fruit & Maple Oatmeal and Fruit N' Yogurt Parfait.
"Since introducing the Egg McMuffin more than 40 years ago, customers have come to know and love McDonald's breakfast sandwiches for their great taste," said Tim Sloan, local Toledo McDonald's owner/operator. "It was important to us to deliver that same great taste with the new Egg White Delight McMuffin and egg white breakfast sandwiches. That's why our egg whites are freshly grilled in our restaurants and paired with white cheddar for the perfect flavor combination."
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Equatorial Guinea: Concerns Regarding Arrests and Extrajudicial Restrictions on Movement
The United States is deeply concerned by reports of detentions and restrictions on movement of Equatoguinean citizens for political reasons. Guillermo Nguema Ela, a leader of the opposition party Republican Democratic Force (FDR) was detained on March 17, flown to his native village near the mainland city of Mongomo, and directed not to leave the village indefinitely. FDR member Luis Nzo Ondo was arrested on March 19 in Malabo while denouncing Mr. Nguema Ela's confinement. Mr. Nzo Ondo was also forcibly transferred to Mongomo and confined to the area. No official charges have been filed against either.
International Women Day
Every day, we read about women and girls around the world who are victims of heinous violence. From Iraqi women abducted and enslaved by ISIL to Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped and forced into marriage, these tragedies seem to belong to medieval times
Equatorial Guinea: Concerns Regarding Arrests and Continuing Detentions
The United States is deeply concerned by reports of the arrests and indefinite detentions of Equatoguinean citizens protesting the expenditures incurred by the Government of Equatorial Guinea to host the ongoing Cup of African Nations (CAN) football tournament.
Embassy Inaugurates New Complex
On December 11, Embassy Malabo celebrated the formal inauguration of its new facilities in Malabo II. Ambassador Asquino joined EG First Vice President Ignacio Milam Tang and U.S. Under Secretary Patrick Kennedy to dedicate the facility, which includes both office and residential space.
Flag Is Lowered for the Last Time Over Former Chancery
Embassy Malabo held a ceremony to mark the closure of its former chancery, home to the embassy since its re-opening in 2003. Embassy guards joined retired Marines from the American community to lower the flag, in preparation for the opening of the new chancery in Malabo II.
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Enclosed is a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for Purchase of Motor Vehicles. If you would like to submit a quotation, follow the instructions in Section 3 of the solicitation, complete the required portions of the attached document, and submit it to the address shown on the Standard Form 1449 that follows this letter.
Ambassador Asquino Journeys to the Mainland
In a five day trip to Rio Muni, Equatorial Guinea's continental territory, Ambassador Asquino visited with Equatoguinean government and civil society and toured several major construction projects underway in the country.
Human Rights the Focus at Ambassador's Roundtable
A standing-room-only crowd gathered to hear experts from government, civil society, and the international human rights community discuss the importance of human rights to all peoples and countries. »
Documentary Premiere Celebrates Bioko Wildlife
In honor of International Wildlife Conservation Day, the U.S. Embassy partnered with the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program to highlight the unique plants and animals of Bioko island. »
Bataicopo School Shows Off New Facilities
Ambassador Asquino traveled to Bioko Sur to participate in the inauguration of the school's new facilities, which were upgraded using money from the Ambassador's Self-Help Fund. Afterwards, the students led the Ambassador on a tour of the school and gave a brief choral presentation.
Arrival of Ambassador Asquino
Mark L. Asquino was confirmed on June 29 by the US Senate as Ambassador to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. The confirmation was attested on July 5 by President Barack Obama. Ambassador Asquino arrived in Equatorial Guinea in September and is expected to present his credentials in October.
Secretary Clinton on the Deaths of American Personnel in Benghazi, Libya
"All the Americans we lost in yesterday's attacks made the ultimate sacrifice. We condemn this vicious and violent attack that took their lives, which they had committed to helping the Libyan people reach for a better future. America's diplomats and development experts stand on the front lines every day for our country. We are honored by the service of each and every one of them."
Statement by the President on the Attack in Benghazi
The President said of the four Americans who were killed, "They exemplified America's commitment to freedom, justice, and partnership with nations and people around the globe, and stand in stark contrast to those who callously took their lives." Click for video »
Embassy Statement on the verdict against Dr. Wenceslao Mansogo
The Embassy of the United States of America in the Republic of Equatorial Guinea is deeply concerned by the verdict against Dr. Wenceslao Mansogo. We reiterate that Equatorial Guinea must abide by its international human rights obligations and its own constitution, including articles 9 and 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Equatorial Guinea is a state party, and article 13 of the Constitution of Equatorial Guinea. We urge the Government of Equatorial to take appropriate action to ensure that Dr Mansogo's rights are respected.
July 4th, 2012 Remarks by CDA Foley
"...Every society aspiring to build a fully democratic system can and should decide how to peacefully guarantee that the intrinsic tendency of political power to long for and capture ever more power does not prevent the enjoyment of the rights and responsibilities derived from natural law, for the benefit of all human beings.... As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has noted, 'these are not just American values, they are universal values, and so today is also a celebration of our common humanity.'..." PDF of complete remarks »
Teacher Workshops Across EG
Teachers from across Equatorial Guinea participated in English Teachers Workshops in Malabo on March 17 and in Bata on June 9. At each location, the day long workshop, focused on American style English speaking and teaching methods. Participants discussed teaching methodology, curriculum development, and best practices for teaching in a low-resource, impacted classroom environment.
AIDS education in Equatorial Guinea
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Embassy Statement on ICRC Agreement with Equatorial Guinea
The Embassy of the United States of America in Malabo warmly welcomes the news of the signing of a headquarters agreement between the Government of Equatorial Guinea and the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) on January 25, 2011. Such an agreement, if implemented effectively, could improve prison conditions. We urge the Government of Equatorial Guinea to take full and early advantage of this agreement to make continued improvements in the country's penal system and respect for human rights.
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The next Archbishop will be chosen by the great and the good, sprinkled with some local diocesan worthies, observes Graeme Smith. They will weigh up the diverse and competing needs of the Church of England, the Anglican Communion, the British State, and the diocese of Canterbury. They will receive submissions, take soundings and consult widely before reaching their considered opinion. But is not a less oligarchical and hierarchical way forward possible?
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Fanurio for Mac User Reviews
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"Great tool for freelancers"
Version: Fanurio 3.0
Easy to use
One-time fee as opposed to subscription
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Version: Fanurio 2.4.2
The time management component is really nice, and the output summarizing projects is nicely presented. Good customer service responsiveness. Nice feature to be able import from other software (e.g., excel, numbers).
Not worth the price compared to other time management software ($67 vs. $47 or less); difficult to make a customizable invoice for clients (canned invoice not easily useable) and had to use html or other program to adapt. $5 charge to make custom.
Generally, a nice program for free-lancers and small business; however, compared to the less expensive programs out there, not worth the additional costs (especially if customizing requires an additional cost). If you're a free-lancer or small business, money savings is always a concern, and while I usually go by the rule, "you get what you pay for...," this program is an exception to that rule. Take a look at some of the other time management software that is less expensive. I finally went with Office Time (for Mac), which doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Fanurio, but I'm quite happy with what Office Time can do. I have three employees and so far, it's been a nice addition to my small business and my employees are happy with the way it integrates to their project management. We'll be looking at the iPhone App in the coming weeks as clients are becoming more and more demanding about time management, and we aim to oblige using Office Time.
"Holy grail of freelance time tracking."
Version: Fanurio 2.1
Easy, smart, cheap, convenient. Not a "hassle" to keep your time tracked to this like so many other solutions I've experimented with.
can't fine any cons
Smart tracking. Notifies you if you left it running and since when or if you've been working without the clock running and since when. The mac version has a running total of time for your current task on the dock icon.
Tracks billable amounts based on one of several billing rates you can input. Easy to manage multiple clients, each with multiple projects and each project with multiple tasks and each task can have multiple start/stops. Also tracks expenses, like supplies and stock art and any other billable expense. Invoices easily generated without any guesswork.
And all for only $60.
"Simple, easy to use, and smart imer"
Version: Fanurio 2.0
The Fanurio timer is the best timer for the Mac that I've found. It has enough flexibility to track both paid and pro-bono work, provides accurate easy to read reports, and the best feature, is it's smart idle/resume reminders.
None that I have encountered.
As a small business web developer, tracking my time is critical. Recently moving to the mac I've tried over 15 different timer applications, and this was the best one that I found.It's very easy to use, has both a detailed and mini view version (a lot like itunes), I can transfer time effortlessly between projects, has great built in reporting and custom reporting capabilities, and the best part is it's smart idle/resume features. My biggest problem with timers is forgetting to turn it on or off. Fanurio's smart timer features solves this by keeping track of whether I'm idle (and reminding me to start the timer) or if I've been timing and go idle it asks me if I want to discard, transfer, or resume timing. The other part about the developers is that they are extremely responsive. I've emailed them three different feature requests, and they have responded quickly, and implemented them! When was the last time you felt a company actually listened to you! Great product, give it a try.
"Bait and switch"
Version: Fanurio 2.0
Simple to use. Maybe a little too simple.
The price. It's not $39, but when you go to purchase it they want you to pay $59. That's a very big CON to me.
Fanurio might be worth $39 with what it's able to do, but $59 is getting to be too pricey! Plus like I said, the bait and switch did not make me happy.
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PHD tops in Canada: RECMA
PHD Canada scored the highest points in Canada according to RECMA's recently released Compitches report. The agency's results, which include Touche! PHD, were the only in the country to earn a score of A+, one of only 17 agencies worldwide of the 650 measured to earn that grade.
The report measures media agencies based on their success in pitching. In order to be considered in the RECMA study, the key contenders in the pitch need to be identified.
The North American standings have Carat in top spot, OMD in second and PHD in third. Mediacom takes top spot for the global rankings, with Carat coming in second and ZenithOptimedia rounding out the top three.
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Aviir was founded in 2005 by cardiologists and scientists from the Stanford University School of Medicine to focus on discovery, development and commercialization of innovative diagnostic tests. The biotechnology company specializes in developing proprietary diagnostic tests to assist in identifying patients who are truly at high risk for the development of a cardiac event. Aviir's proprietary MIRISK and MIRISK VP assessments objectively identify, using a single blood draw, individuals who are at a high risk of experiencing a cardiac event over the next five years. Aviir's CLIA certified laboratory (Irvine, CA) complements these novel tests with a wide range of additional tests for heart health assessment and therapeutic monitoring of cardiovascular disease and related metabolic disorders – including pharmacogenomic and genetic tests. The company has adopted a unique clinical laboratory service model to provide physicians better diagnostic tools to help improve the cardiovascular health of their patients. The company is privately owned and funded by leading life science venture capital firms. Please visit http://www.aviir.com for more information.
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Robison Political Newsletter
Jonathan and Mary Robison
154 N. Bellefield Ave. #66, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412-683-0237 firstname.lastname@example.com www.jonrobison.org
April 12, 2012
This is the Robison political newsletter, better late than never. It is sent free, in advance of the primary and general elections to about 2,000 people. If you want off our list, please tell us.l Please also contact us with any corrections. Please tell us if we're sending this to the wrong e-mail, such as you business e-mail and we should send it to your personal e-mail. If you receive this by mail or otherwise, and have an e-mail address we can use, please tell us. This saves us money on postage and printing. E-mail gets you the newsletter a few days earlier. In addition, our bulk mailing is limited to four pages. We can add additional information to an e-mail, and recently we have appended to the e-mail some of the poetry which I, Jon, wrote. You might consider this a plus.
Of course, we welcome any comments, criticism, and questions. We will be happy to add anyone you suggest to the list. Some people find the newsletter interesting and even useful, especially about races which receive less media coverage,
The big election this year is the presidency. The primary gives us an opportunity to practice maximizing the voter turnout. It seems that we will also have an opportunity to try to help friends and neighbors whose right to vote is threatened by the so-called Voter ID bill. (Please see discussion below,)
That said, what contests are on the ballot in the Democratic primary April 24?
President Barack OBAMA and his Convention delegate candidates are unopposed in the primary. Suffice to say for now that we think Pres, Obama is trying to do a good job despite unrelenting hostility. Later, we will suggest reasons why traditional Republicans, and also genuine conservatives, should vote for Obama. Mitt Romney, Santorum, and Gingrich are twits and losers, as well as anti-women, anti gay and lesbian, anti-union, anti civil liberties, and pro war. We have no preference in the G.O.P. convention. The Republican establishment was lining up behind Romney even before Santorum said he was dropping out of the race. The ideological extremists think that Romney is only pretending to be as crazy as they are on the issues. Regardless, this election is crucial.
Senator Bob Casey has nominal opposition in the primary. He is pretty good on economic issues and strongly pro-union. He has always been hostile to a woman's right to choose a safe and legal abortion, although he's not as extreme on that as his father, Governor Casey. The five Republican hopefuls do not seem to have good positions on any issue.
There are two candidates for the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania Attorney General. Either Patrick MURPHY or Kathleen KANE would be very good.
Patrick Murphy is first on the ballot and has substantial support from Democratic Party leaders,
apparently because if his diligent political work, He is also the choice of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (glbt) leaders because of his outspoken opposition to the notorious 'Don't ask, don't tell;' that got gays and lesbians discharged from the military. He is also vocal in opposition to Governor Tom Corbett's mandatory ultrasound examinations, a gross invasion of women's privacy. He was endorsed by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Murphy is endorsed by the PA National Organization for Women (NOW). He stated, "I will continue to partner with PA NOW to defend women's rights and end discrimination in the workplace." He is endorsed by Equality PA, a statewide group in support of the rights of the glbt communities, and by the Stonewall Democrats. The Gertrude Stein Political Club (the GSPC) endorsed him, while giving honorable mention to Kathleen Kane because both are solidly pro-glbt and pro-choice. Mary and Jon are charter members of the GSPC, a political organization for glbt rights and feminism;.
The Murphy/Kane primary contest presents a difficult choice – a good problem to have. Murphy may have been more active on our issues, but we certainly need more women in public office.
We personally like State Representative Eugene DePasquale, a solid liberal Democrat and feminist, who is unopposed in the Democratic primary.
For State Treasurer, incumbent Bob McCord is also unopposed in Democratic primary.
For Congress in the 12th District, to the north and east of Pittsburgh, reapportionment pitted Mark S. Critz against Jason Altmire, two incumbent Democrats. Both are good Democrats on economic and union issues, although Critz has picked up most union endorsements on the grounds that he is more consistent. Both are poor on social issues, particularly reproductive rights.
In the 14th District, our own Mike DOYLE is a hard worker and a real fighter, especially on economic justice issues. His position is mixed on abortion, although he solidly supports Planned Parenthood. We hope that he is following the path of his predecessor, Bill Coyne, who started out as a typical organization Democrat of Irish heritage, and gracefully evolved into a supporter of every woman's right to decide. His opposition in Democratic primary is Dr. Janis Brooks, an Afro-American and a woman, who promises "to fight for family stability" but doesn't say how.
In the 18th District, Larry Maggi of Washington County is unopposed in the Primary. He would be an underdog against incumbent Republican Tim Murphy in the fall, assuming that Murphy survives his 'tea party' primary challenger.
For the State Senate, only odd numbered districts are up this year, and apportionment has helped give the G.O.P. a virtual lock on the majority.
In the 37th State Senate district, in the South Hills and West Hills, NO DEMOCRAT filed for the nomination for the open seat being vacated by John Pippy. Shame on us. Maybe there will be a write-in candidate, but that is difficult. There is a three-way fight for the Republican nomination.
In the 43rd District, incumbent Democrat Jay Costa, Jr,.of Forest Hills, is unopposed, and no.Republican filed. Ditto in the 45th District, where Sen.. Jim Brewster has no opposition on the ballot. In the 47th District north of Pittsburgh, Kimberly Pazzanita Villela of Baden will face Republican incumbent Elder Vogel in November.
All State Representatives are up. We will discuss only the five seats with a Democratic primary contest and a few others.
In the 20th District centered on the North side, two Democrats filed against incumbent Adam Ravenstahl, the mayor's brother. David Schuilenberg is a solid liberal and feminist. He was endorsed by the Gertrude Stein Political Club and the Stonewall Democrats. No Republican filed.
The 19th Representative District is centered on the Hill and includes some Oakland election districts, including the 4th Ward, 9th District in which we were Democratic Committeepeople before we moved to the Bristol. No opponent filed against Jake Wheatley, the hard-working incumbent.
There are three Democratic contenders in the 22nd District, even though that district was moved to the eastern part of the state un the reapportionment plan approved by the Legislature but shot down by the state Supreme Court. (Please see discussion on reapportionment.) One, Erin Molchany, is progressive, feminist, independent-minded, and bright, endorsed by the GSPC and the Stonewall Democrats. Wherever the 22nd district goes politically and geographically, she is a future leader. Our county and our country need more women among our political leaders.
We now live in the 23rd District, centered around Squirrel Hill. Rep. Dan Frankel has no opposition on the ballot. In the forefront of the toughest fights, he is one of the few people in Harrisburg who can be described with a straight face as overqualified for his current position. Usually the G.O.P. puts somebody on the ballot against him, not in the hope of winning, but in the vain hope of diminishing his efforts around the state to elect other progressive Democrats.
The 24th District, which includes Homewood-Brushton and Wilkinsburg, has a hot fight. Incumbent Rep. Joe Preston and challenger Ed Gainey have similar views on social as well as economic issues, But many activists in the Democratic Party and in the community think that Joe Preston is no longer as active as he should be. This was a major factor in Gainey's endorsement by the Democratic Committeepeople in the district as well as by the Stonewall Democrats and the GSPC.
The 28th District in the Wexford area and the 40th District around Upper St. Clair are the
other districts where we have no Democrat filed. The latter is particularly unfortunate because the incumbent, John Maher, is running for re-election and running for state auditor general. Legally, he can run for both. If he were to win both, he would have to decline one. I realize that both of these districts are not really zoned for Democrats. But I think we should contest every seat, on principle. Moreover, just having a candidate on the ballot may reduce the time and money that Republican gives to help in other districts.
There are a dozen State House districts in Allegheny County as well as two State Senate districts where no Republican candidate filed, Perhaps the most interesting in the 42nd District centered around Mt. Lebanon. Matt Smith is the incumbent, a good liberal Democrat. Mt. Lebanon is reasonably prosperous and used to be a Republican stronghold.
There's a primary fight in the 39th District in the Mon Valley, where David Levdansky, a well-regarded former legislator, is attempting a comeback. We don't have information about the 45th primary in the West Hills, in which Nick Kotik and Marybeth Taylor are candidates. .
One final note on something YOU can do for Barack Obama, without waiting for the campaign organization. We know that our country is politically polarized – more than any industrial democracy since Germany in the 1920's. Very few people are undecided about re-electing President Barack Obama.
THEREFORE, this election is likely to be decided by voter registration and turnout. What can YOU do? Simply carry voter registration forms with you at all times. When you talk with anyone who is a likely supporter, ask them whether they are registered to vote at their current residence. If they need to register or change their address, sign them up on the spot. If possible, get back the signed form back from them, and offer to mail it in or deliver it downtown. Any registration forms received will not be effective until after the Primary.
There are three reasons to get back the signed form. First, you can check for mistakes in filling out the form. Even more important, you can be SURE they are registered as soon as registration re-opens after the primary. Good intentions get left on top of the bookcase or the TV set. Moreover, you can note their name. address, and also their phone number if they provide it. This hel[ps go-to-vote follow-up. This is especially important with new voters. Surprisingly, new voters are often non-voters, unless they are reminded.
Pennsylvania's 'Voter ID bill' will deprive Thousands of their Right to Vote
The new Voter ID bill is perhaps the most carefully thought-through law approved by the Pennsylvania Legislature and Gov. Tom Corbett in my experience. One of the laws in over a dozen states drafted by the right-wing 'American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)', it is certain to cause additional delays at the polls and prevent thousands of low-income, elderly and handicapped Pennsylvanians from voting in the Presidential election. It supposedly prevents voter identity theft, a non-existent problem. It erects substantial barriers to voting be people by anyone who lacks a current Pennsylvania driver's license, including numerous people who are poor, elderly, handicapped, mad students with out-of-state licenses.
The ACLU, the American Civil Liberties Union, is on the job, and their lawyers have prepared a four page memo, "Frequently Asked Questions about the New Voter ID Bill." This memo details what you and your friends may have to do to protect their right to vote, even if they don't have a current Pennsylvania driver's license. The ACLU is preparing to challenge this bill in court, and is putting together a list of co-plaintiffs who may lose their vote. .The memo is attached to the ACLU web site: http://email@example.com. You can contact Jon for more information.
Reapportionment still Threatens our Election Process
Both political parties have used the decennial reapportionment to try to rig elections. Just look at the boundaries of the 38th State Senate District, drawn in an unsuccessful attempt to zap Senator Jim Ferlo. It looks like the product of an acid trip – a bad acid trip. But this year the lines drawn by the Republican majorities in the State House and Senate clearly violated state law and were rejected by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. But new districts could not be drawn in time for the 2012 primary, so the Court required that this year's legislative elections will have to use the existing boundaries. This has produced some bizarre results. Fir example, there will be a primary and a general election for the 22nd House District, although that seat was moved to the eastern part of the state in the reapportionment plan. Apparently, the winner in the 22nd District will serve out her or his two-year term, although running for re-election may be impractical.
The whole apportionment process will have to be redone. But we have time. The new districts, if not invalidated by the courts, will be used in the 2014 election. So this time let's do it right. Let's established a non-partisan process, as California has done, which will try to objectively weigh the various factors, including compactness, transportation access, media coverage, and the maintenance of minority/majority districts. What will happen? Stay tuned.
Do You Want to do More than Vote? Consider EMILY's List
Do you want to do ms little more than vote, to help increase the number of women in public office, especially pro-choice Democrats? Are you bemused by the number of appealing candidates in your mailbox and e-mail inbox, and the dearth of feminist candidates in the area?
We have a suggestion. Consider Emily's List. You can on click their webste, www.emilyslist.org.
Emily's List encourages and trains pro-choice women Democrats. They build a list of strong candidates. You can contribute directly to a candidate or contribute to Emily's List and earmark how you money should be distributed among the Emily's List candidates. Either way, 100 percent of contributions made through EMILY's List go directly to the candidates' campaigns. Their website has information about their candidates. Which ones should you select? They're all good; we can't think of any who was not worthy of support. Are they effective? In existence since 1985, Emily's List has raised $86,009,668 for pro-choice Democratic women, with many important victories,
People know that there is a crisis in state funding for transportation. The problem is statewide, not just Allegheny County, This is a transportation funding problem, not just for public transit. PennDOT lacks funding to repair and maintain bridges and roads. PAT, the Port Authority of Allegheny County, operates our transit system – the buses, light rail, and inclines. PAT must adopt a balanced budget for its fiscal year, which begins July 1. Without major new state transportation funding, PAT must reduce service 35%. While the cuts aren't scheduled until September, by law PAT must send out job termination notices in June. A 35% cut in transit service would be a disaster for everyone. This includes automobile drivers who will find traffic worse and parking less available, and includes businesses who need transit for their employees to get to work. Pittsburgh will become on of the nation's least livable cities,
People agree that we need a permanent solution to the transportation funding problem, statewide, before the buses shut down and the bridges fall down, So Governor Tom Corbett created a Transportation Funding Reform Commission, and told it to recommend a solution by August 1 of 2011. The Commission did its job, on schedule. Necessary legislation has been introduced, by Republican Senator Jake Corman and our own Rep. Dan Frankel. But the Republican leadership in the Legislature will not act without leadership from the Governor. So we should contact Governor Corbett. Call his Pittsburgh office, 412-565-5700, or his office in Harrisburg, 1-717-787-5962. Or write him at Capitol Bldg, Harrisburg, PA 17120. Or e-mail him at email@example.com.
Next Year – Who Will Be Elected Mayor?
Looking even beyond the November election, there appear to be two strong challengers in the 2013 Democratic primary against the incumbent Pittsburgh Mayor, Luke Ravenstahl: City Councilman Bill Peduto and City Controller Mike Lamb. Both are sharp. progressive, feminists, with solid pro-choice and pro-lgbt rights records. We like both, and in our opinion either would be a substantial improvement over perhaps the country's youngest 'good old boy.' They can't both run. (It would divide the vote.) They both know this. Incidentally, Common Cause is having a reception honoring Bill Peduto as a "Champion of Good Government" Thursday, May 24, 5:30 to 7, at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, 5300 Fifth Av, Tickets are $50 and I, Jon, have agreed to serve on the planning committee for the event.
Peace Vigils Every Saturday – Still
The wars go on in the Middle East. What can we do? As we have mentioned previously, there are one-hour vigils for peace in Iraq and Afghanistan every Saturday. I, Jon, am at a vigil almost every Saturday, usually at noon in Regent Square, at Forbes and Braddock. Some Saturdays I go to the East Liberty vigil, 1 pm, at Penn and Highland (organized by Black Voices for Peace). There are also vigils in the North Side, and in surrounding counties. For more information, contact the Thomas Merton Center, 412-361-3022 or email@example.com.
Mary and I have two wonderful grandchildren. We want to be able to tell them that we DID something about the wars. Please join us at the vigil some Saturday.
MS Walk – Again
I expect to go on the 5 kilometer MS Walk in my power wheelchair every year – unless we find a cure. So this is a personal appeal. I - Jon – have Multiple Sclerosis. The walk is to raise money for research on MS and a possible cure. The Pittsburgh 2012 MS Walk will be Sunday Apr. 22. 10 am, starting at Point State Park. You can walk with us or make a check payable to the National MS Society and send it to me.
First Rate Folk Music – Consider Calliope
I, Jon, love folk music and music from different cultures, or 'World Music.' So I greatly enjoy the Calliope concerts. They have about eight concerts a year, on Saturdays, at the Carnegie Lecture Hall in Oakland. The current season ends Apr. 14, and included acoustic blues, singer-songwriters, bluegrass, an Irish group and a Ugandan group. All the performers are good and some are outstanding. Many performers have commented on the sound quality at the Carnegie Lecture Hall. The Calliope schedule for next season isn't set up yet. I suggest that you call 412-361-1015 or check their website, www.calliopehouse.org. Try it,
Mary's Personal Medical Situation
Mary's cancer is still with us. The CT scan showed that it was not growing or shrinking, but hasn't gotten worse. She's been off the helpful but exhausting chemotherapy since last August. She and her doctor agreed that she could hold off on more chemo at least until another CT scan in July.
. Do you wonder why you got this newsletter? Some people are on our mailing list by request Maybe we were work together on a cause. Or were at a meeting or event. I got your name and address, and I thought you might find this newsletter interesting, and maybe even useful. Frankly, we don't remember why we put some of the names on our list. If, for any reason, you no longer want our newsletter cluttering up your mailbox, or you inbox, just tell us, by phone, mail, or e-mail. We will immediately remove you from the list.
If any friends don't receive the e-mail edition, it's probably because we don't have a usable e-mail address. We will be happy to add any names to the list, preferably with their e-mail address. Please TELL US if the newsletter is ok, but we should NOT send it to the e-mail address we used. For some people we have TWO e-mail addresses. That's no problem. But if you have a preference, please tell us. Why do we prefer to send to an e-mail address? Obviously, it saves on printing and postage. It's quicker. In addition, we can send a longer newsletter, more than four pages.
Some of our friends contribute to help support the newsletter, and we are grateful. If you would like to help with the costs, you are invited to send a check to Robison Political Action Committee, 154 N. Bellefield Av., #66, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. Please forward or give copies of this to any interested friends.
Love and Peace, Labor
Jon and Mary
p.s. – In previous e-mailed newsletters, I appended a couple of the poems I have written over the years. This is a possibility with the e-mail, which is not constrained by weights and postal rates. Obviously, you can simply delete them. People didn't object, so here's a few more. One poem is longer than usual. I invite any reaction or criticism. If you wish to share or use a poem, please do.
Kirkbride Street War Zone
Jonathan Robison 1977,
Here a house holds.
Curtains in the window unfurled.
paint and a tricycle on the porch
proclaim, "We're staying."
Down the street, empty windows
and shattered panes stare at the sky.
The speculator's plywood standard
is nailed across the door.
Between the houses is a vacant lot,
rubble strewn. Remnants of a foundation
poke through the weeds
like broken teeth.
Back at the first house, at the kitchen table
neighbors sit and talk. They discuss
rents and rats and baseball
and how to defend the block.
Harpers Ferry Ghost Walk
Jonathan Robison Pttsburgh Pa. rev.7/94
I. Jefferson Rock
Climb up the old stone steps in daylight,
past the shattered church ruins.
Climb out on the rocky ledge
above the Shenandoah where it meets the Potomac.
Now we call this high place 'Jefferson Rock.'
What did Old Tom see?
The steep valleys were mostly still green.
He knew that the river valleys were rich and fair.
Maybe he knew that Mohawks fought Powhatans
over this valuable land.
Maybe he knew that the river tribes
that lived here were slaughtered.
Perhaps he saw rivers of trade through this gap
in the mountain wall. Did he foresee
the rivers of blood?
Later he would write of the "firebell in the night,"
that forewarned of the conflict to come,
that would bring a cleavage that seemed
to follow the river's line,
and would sunder even his own home state.
II. The Old Arsenal
Armory: where weapons are forged.
Arsenal: where weapons are stored.
Harpers Ferry was both,
And a center of weapons research in its time.
This was once a town of war.
Thousands of rifles were stored here
when John Brown's band seized the town.
Brown dreamed of another slave revolt
This time they would have guns!
But the rebels were quickly surrounded and trapped,
Captured or killed by the U.S. Marines
led by a colonel named Robert E. Lee.
And Old Brown remarked from the back of the cart
that took him from the Court House to be hung:
"This is a beautiful country."
III. Blue and Gray
Eighteen months later
War came back for the duration.
War came to this town where munitions were made,
where rivers and railroads met
in the shadow of mountain walls.
No one but War itself
held Harpers Ferry for long.
This town of war could not stand siege.
Battles were fought for the commanding heights.
The stone steps up to St. John's Church
were slippery with the blood of the wounded,
carried up for refuge and any possible treatment
Since the war trees have grown
in the hollow remnants of the church.
Stone window frames are empty,
like the eye sockets of a skull.
The long dark hills still stretch
voluptuous in the moonlight,
inviting strategies - vain strategies.
This war was too fundamental;
It would not be settled by heroes and battles.
Below Jefferson Rock there are now wooded islands
where cotton mill and musket factory stood.
Armory and arsenal are sites
for industrial archeologists.
Once again we see green valleys
and hazy blue and gray.
IV. High Street
Back down on High Street,
the stone and plaster buildings glow
in the setting December sun.
A cat sits on an old stone stair,
then vanishes into an overgrown foundation.
Now this is a tourist town, quaint,
renting beauty and history.
Shoppes beckon where soldiers were bivouacked.
But behind their facades lurk lessons, and more.
This place was always beautiful.
This town seems peaceful.
But Harpers Ferry has ghosts.
There are ghosts of buildings.
Sometimes their foundations
peep through the grass.
You can see walls and roofs
where houses used to stand.
Sometimes there is only
an emptiness between two buildings.
like a missing tooth.
V. Ghost Walk
On winter weekends there is a tour by candlelight
Let us join the Harpers Ferry Ghost Walk.
"In this house after a party
some officers threw a boyish POW from a window.
At night sometimes he still cries
For his home and his mother.
"In this house across the street
even today things are found smashed.
Paintings are thrown from the walls.
Here a soldier was smothered by his mates.
When he died they tried to hide the body.
"This is called Hog Alley.
Here Dangerfield Newby was eaten by the pigs.
He was a freed slave who joined John Brown
He had tried to buy the freedom
of his wife and youngest child.
When he came up with the money,
the owner doubled the price.
He was shot and captured.
We think he was dead
Before they fed him to the hogs."
VI. Jefferson Rock
Walk up the stone steps after dark
to Jefferson Rock and the graveyard,
leaving the ghosts in the town.
The wind blows wild,
and the trees' shadows dance
around the old headstones.
But here, at least, the dead are truly laid to rest,
Some of fever, some in childbirth,
But most in season, most full of years.
Here fathers were buried by their sons,
Not sons buried by fathers.
The storefronts on High Street
are more ghostly in sunlight
then this graveyard under the moon.
There are ghosts in the town below.
Hard deeds linger in stone houses.
Wounded soldiers linger in the courtyards.
The dead leaves, wind-blown, chitter across the stones,
like barracks-room rumors,
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This is a beautiful country.
More clearly than elsewhere, we see
Ghosts. Not just ghosts, but a specter,
A powerful Presence: War.
And now, for something much lighter
Lament for the Symposium
Jonathan Robison circa 1970?
Alas the symposium, drought stricken low.
Who thinks from solemnities knowledge will flow.
How far will a car without lubricant go?
In a desert will perish whatever you sow.
Where is the cure for this dry status quo?
Wherever seeds in a seminar grow.
Ah, if we knew what the ancients did know?
Friends raise your tankards and solace our woe.


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If the National Transportation Safety Board has its way, there will be a lot more drunks on the road.
The federal safety regulator has recommended that states lower their legal standards for a drunken-driving conviction to 0.05 percent, a third lower than the current blood-alcohol threshold of 0.08 percent.
The proposal faces stiff opposition from the beverage industry, which says it criminalizes reasonable behavior, and it gets no love from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), either, which says the effort might be better spent elsewhere. About 10,000 people a year die in car crashes blamed on drunken driving, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration says. That's half the number who died in 1983, shortly after MADD was founded.
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The Justice Department says 1.4 million drivers were arrested on DUI charges in 2010. Surveys have found that's only a fraction of the number of drivers who admit drinking but weren't caught.
The standard in England, Germany and most industrialized countries is 0.05 percent. A 160-pound man could hit that limit in two beers over an hour; a 120-pound woman in a single Manhattan.
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A driving while intoxicated conviction is a nuclear bomb for car insurance rates.
For example, a 40-year-old male driving a 2010 Ford Fusion in Oakland, Calif., would pay about $1,445 a year for full coverage if he had a clean driving record. The cheapest rate we found with a non-accident DUI was $3,962 -- a difference of about $2,500 a year.
Every state has its own rules regarding how long a DUI conviction stays on your motor vehicle record -- in many it's for life -- and each insurance company decides how far to look back when it calculates your rates. Even in the best case the surcharge usually stretches for three long years.
On top of that, you'll usually lose any good driver discount you may have had (not as far-fetched as it may seem, since the lower standard is likely to capture a social drinker). In California, for example, a discount of 20 percent is required by state law for those with one point or less on their licenses.
In addition, depending on the state, the drunken driver will have to pay a fine, may serve some jail time, may be required to install an ignition interlock at $50 to $100 a month, and may face a yearly state surcharge to renew his or her driver's license. (You can see state penalties under the current 0.08 percent threshold with our What's Your Limit calculator.)
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NEWPORT CITY - Employees at the Newport Ambulance Service (NAS) have worked since October to prepare to meet new patient care guidelines that went into effect April 1.
Each NAS member and its affiliate, Northern EMS (NEMS) in Johnson, invested 1,032 hours in collective training that gives them the ability to provide additional care.
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Two University of Colorado Boulder researchers who have adapted a three-dimensional, general circulation model of Earth's climate to a time some 2.8 billion years ago when the sun was significantly fainter than present think the planet may have been more prone to catastrophic glaciation than previously believed.
The new 3-D model of the Archean Eon on Earth that lasted from about 3.8 billion years to 2.5 billion years ago, incorporates interactions between the atmosphere, ocean, land, ice and hydrological cycles, said CU-Boulder doctoral student Eric Wolf of the atmospheric and oceanic sciences department. Wolf has been using the new climate model -- which is based on the Community Earth System Model maintained by the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder -- in part to solve the "faint young sun paradox" that occurred several billion years ago when the sun's output was only 70 to 80 percent of that today but when geologic evidence shows the climate was as warm or warmer than now.
In the past, scientists have used several types of one-dimensional climate models -- none of which included clouds or dynamic sea ice -- in an attempt to understand the conditions on early Earth that kept it warm and hospitable for primitive life forms. But the 1-D model most commonly used by scientists fixes Earth's sea ice extent at one specific level through time despite periodic temperature fluctuations on the planet, said Wolf.
"The inclusion of dynamic sea ice makes it harder to keep the early Earth warm in our 3-D model," Wolf said. "Stable, global mean temperatures below 55 degrees Fahrenheit are not possible, as the system will slowly succumb to expanding sea ice and cooling temperatures. As sea ice expands, the planet surface becomes highly reflective and less solar energy is absorbed, temperatures cool, and sea ice continues to expand."
Wolf and CU-Boulder Professor Brian Toon are continuing to search for the heating
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- When will he cool down?
With Tuesday's moon blast home run -- MLB.com video below -- Bryce Harpernow has seven during his rookie season, good for third place on the Nats. IanDesmond boasts eight in 59 games; Adam LaRoche with 11 in 56 games. Bam-Bam hasplayed in just 40. Oh yeah, he's also now hitting .307 from the dish.
Washington (37-23) is 13-6 in their last 19 games, and Harper is showing why he's the team's most valuable player. Over that span he's hitting .361, with five homers. He's scored a run in each game of the Nats current five-game winning streak.
One slight problem? Harper has just 19 RBI's, compared to his 30 runsscored. If this power surge continues, and Danny Espinosa continues to thriveat the plate (hitting .276 in June), Harper may have to slide down in thelineup to create more RBI opportunities. And in turn Espinosa could bat second.Just a thought.
Don't fool yourself if your containing your enthusiasm for Bryce during hisrookie season. The Harper obsession is becoming a national phenomenon. If he'ssomehow omitted from the all-star game, MLB commissioner Bud Selig may have tointervene.
After all, it's in the National League's best interest to have the mosttalented players on their roster, right?
I know I'm getting way ahead of myself, but if the Nats somehow make apennant run, and the American League won the All-Star game without having todeal with Harper, I'd throw a Mike Rizzo-like fit about why he was left out.
Use the hashtag #WriteInBryce on Twitter for his All-Star campaign (startedby @JWerthsBeard). Also,follow me @Mr_KevinJones
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ALEXANDRIA BAY The million-dollar riverwalk is being delayed again by several months as the village and River Hospital continue to fine-tune the project design.
Alexandria Bay hoped to break ground by next April, but that might wait until summer, according to village officials.
Mayor Danielle L. Jury said the village still is hoping to complete and open the scenic walking trail to visitors by the 2014 tourist season.
Since May, the hospital and village have been trying to reach a middle ground to get a land easement in place for the project.
Of course, its delaying the project, but I dont think it is the intention of the hospital to delay the work, she said. They have concerns were trying to address and were fine-tuning the designs.
Because of what officials called a lack of communication, River Hospital board members decided earlier this year not to approve an easement to run the public trail along the hospitals waterfront.
Officials said the misunderstanding started with a notice from the villages consultant suggesting that Alexandria Bay intended to acquire that strip of land by eminent domain by which government may require landowners to sell their property for a public purpose.
Mayor Jury and fellow village board members told hospital officials that Alexandria Bay had absolutely no interest nor the money to acquire such an expensive piece of riverfront property.
River Hospital CEO Ben Moore III has said that the hospitals main concern always has been unimpeded access to its emergency dock and that the board of directors is not opposed to the riverwalk as long as the hospital can maintain responsibility and control over its waterfront.
Mr. Moore was unavailable for comment Monday.
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PROVIDENCE – St. Raphael Academy had trouble protecting leads and finishing games in its two league losses this season.
On Friday night at City Stadium, the Saints corrected those problems, grabbing a 6-0 lead in the first quarter and rolling to a 33-0 victory over Central that evened SRA's Division II-B record at 2-2.
"We finally stepped on somebody's neck once we got a lead," Saints coach Mike Sassi said after shaking heads with Central High head coach Peter Rios following the game. "We had leads in all four of our games this season and lost two of them. Tonight, we finally played (hard) for all 48 minutes."
The Saints took control with a long scoring drive to open the second half and then added two more touchdowns on "pick-six" interception returns by Alfred Dorbor and Benjamin Roy before Dorbor closed out the scoring with a 29-yard run late in the game.
"I think this team has the potential to be better than last year's squad," Sassi said. "We're young in a lot of places but I think we showed some maturity tonight after we turned the ball over and got it back on the next play."
Sassi was referring to defensive back John Michalczyk's interception on the first play following a Central fumble in the second quarter. The Knights would turn the ball over five times as the energetic Saints defense bottled up their ground game and turned opportunistic when Central QB Leonard Brown put the ball in the air.
Leading 6-0, the Saints went 67 yards on 11 plays to open the third quarter. Dorbor broke off consecutive runs of 13 and 14 yards to sustain the drive. On the second of those two runs, the senior halfback swept right and ran into several Central defenders. Reversing his field, he cut back to the left sideline, gaining 14 on what could have been a five-yard loss.
Fullback Josh Alves finished the drive with a one-yard run and a 12-0 Saints lead. It was Alves' second one-yard TD plunge of the game.
On Central's next possession, Brown went back to pass on third down from his own 36 and tossed the ball over the middle, right into the hands of Dorbor, who caught it at his own 37, raced to the right sideline, then cut back to the middle of the field and into the end zone, leaving half of Central's defense in his wake.
Roy added his own pick-six covering 40 yards on the final play of the third quarter for a 26-0 lead. The Saints then went the traditional route, driving 85 yards and eating up six minutes of clock time in a drive that featured Dorbor's backup, speedy junior James Kelly, who broke off a 25-yard run to show his own potential. Dorbor finished the drive with a 29-yard TD run.
Central had the only two sustained drives of the first half but the Saints netted the only touchdown, thanks to a Knights fumble deep inside their own territory.
The game began with Central QB Leonard Brown connecting on a 38-yard pass down the right sideline to Jonathan Amado that moved the ball to SRA's 22-yard line. The Saints' defense then stiffened at the 14-yard line, thanks in large part to a dropped pass on third down to an open receiver at the 10.
The Saints countered with one first down before punting. Emmanuel Leake's punting would prove to be a big factor in the first half as the junior QB kicked his team out of trouble. Central had trouble fielding his well-placed boots, which eventually flipped the field position in SRA's favor.
After Leake's second punt of the first quarter sent Central back to its 13-yard line, the Dragons fumbled on first down when a low pitchout went awry. The Saints recovered at Central's nine and scored on two plays. Dorbor went eight yards off tackle to the one and Alves took it across the goal line on second down.
A conversion running play went nowhere and the Saints led 6-0 with 48 seconds left in the first quarter.
The Saints fumbled a punt at midfield after Central's next possession but got the ball back on the next play when Michalczyk picked off a Brown pass. SRA, which gained only 103 yards in offense during the first half, then punted and Central went on another long drive, stalling at the 12-yard line as SRA's defense again came up big in the red zone.
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