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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- The office of Kentucky's state treasurer could be abolished this year if a Republican-backed measure from the state Senate gains traction in the House.
The bill would put a question before Kentucky voters, asking whether they think Kentucky's oldest constitutional office should be abolished.
Though it has appeared in the state legislature in years before, this year the bill is sponsored by Sen. Chris McDaniel, a Republican from Taylor Mill, who says he can save the state $1.4 million by abolishing the office.
Democratic leadership is split on the issue. Governor Steve Beshear has the power to veto the bill if it passes both chambers, and says he doesn't think the question will make it to the ballot.
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2004 Pontiac Grand Am • 6 cylinder FWD Automatic • 75,000 miles
2004 Pontiac Grand Am has no power to electrical system when the key is turned to the on position, solenoid engages when key is in start position, but starter doesn't work
Tim straub
August 23, 2011.
August 23, 2011.
The first thing you need to do is have the battery tested and make sure the battery cables are clean and tight. Also do you have a multimeter to do some testing?
Aug 23, 2011.
Aug 23, 2011.
Battery is good, cables and connections are good and clean, I do not have a multimeter
So you actually had the battery tested and made sure it was fully charged?Also you will need a multimeter to do some testing. So with the key in the run position no dash lights service engine soon light etc come on?
That is correct, the battery is brand new (purchased today), I will get the meter, and also correct: no dash lights
Alright keep me posted.
Ignition switch is good
Tim straub
Aug 26, 2011.
Aug 26, 2011.
How do you know the ignition switch is good how did you test it?Have you tested all the fuses?
I tested the ignition switch and fuses with a multimeter. I also took the time to replace the ignition switch with a new one just in case I missed the read. Power is good to the distribution box. Also, what I previously thought to be the starter solenoid engaging was actually an electrical part of the intake between the air intake and manifold, possibly a choke system or O2?
Tim straub
Aug 27, 2011.
Aug 27, 2011.
That solenoid would be like a cross over solenoid just a guess I would have to look that up. So your getting power to the ignition switch?Do you dash warning lights service engine soon etc?Or does everything work except the starter?
No power to dashboard, no dome light, no door chime, etc. Also no power to head lights, wipers, or hazards. Battery is good and connections are good. There is power to the distribution box and all the fuses are good. I do hear a relay or solenoid that is part of the intake or O2 system activate upon turning the key, but that is the only item that seems to have power.
Tim straub
Aug 28, 2011.
Aug 28, 2011.
How do I replace a battery in a 2009 Chevy Equinox LS with a 3.4L V6. Most cars are straight forward, this looks difficult. Shame on GM. Thanks.
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We've devoted a good deal of space on these pages venting about the escalating costs of attending public universities and community colleges. California students are not only finding the financial hurdles getting higher, but they're also finding it more challenging to get the classes they need to graduate.
But beware the for-profit private school alternatives. While many for-profit institutions, particularly those that offer online degrees, market themselves as offering complication-free enrollments and flexible scheduling, relatively few degrees are ever issued. And it comes at a high price.
A scathing report issued by a U.S. Senate committee this week concludes that for-profit colleges are failing their students and sticking taxpayers with the tab for most of those uncompleted educations.
The report, prepared by the Democratic staff of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, found that more than 80 percent of the revenue at for-profit colleges came from federal financial aid. During the 2009-10 year, the most recent statistics were available, $32 billion in federal funds were spent at for-profit colleges, but a significant majority of students never received a degree. More than half dropped out after about four months.
The report found that students at for-profit colleges make up 13 percent of total college enrollment in the United States. But they account for roughly 47 percent of the defaults on student loans.
"In this report, you will find overwhelming documentation of exorbitant tuition, aggressive recruiting practices, abysmal student outcomes, taxpayer dollars spent on marketing and pocketed as profit, and regulatory evasion and manipulation," the committee chairman Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, said in releasing the report.
Republicans on the committee and trade groups representing private colleges such as the University of Phoenix and DeVry University quickly criticized the report, contending its numbers were skewed to paint for-profits in a bad light.
But the numbers are difficult to refute. And the conclusions are similar to the findings of other studies on a segment of secondary education that has ballooned in recent years. According to the report, enrollment in for-profit colleges have more than tripled, to about 2.4 million students, from 1998 to 2008.
But it's become increasingly clear that many of these institutions are more interested in getting students enrolled — and getting them to pay with federal financial aid — than making sure they get a quality education.
The report looked closely at 30 for-profit colleges, half of which are part of publicly traded companies. Of those, 22.4 percent of their revenue was spent on marketing, while just 17.7 percent was spent on instruction. Among the publicly traded companies, 19.4 percent of revenue went to profit.


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What is the mark of a vibrant movement?
For the food rights movement in 2011, at least, it seems to be the frequency of major disruptions, or what I would call "shock events." These include court decisions, government enforcement actions, and internal organizational moves.
Over the last year, we had any number of all of these.
On the legal side, there were major initial losses in Missouri, from Morningland Dairy, and Wisconsin. But they aren't over till they are over, and the cases are all on appeal. (Appeals were just filed in the last few weeks on the Wisconsin cases involving Wayne Craig and Mark Zinniker.)
Enforcement Actions. I'd say the most ominous event was the raid against Rawesome Food Club because the enforcers for the first time showed a willingness to press for felony charges against three involved individuals. A close second was the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's undercover investigation of Pennsylvania farmer Daniel Allgyer. This one showed the willingness of federal enforcers to snoop around private homes to intimidate them on their food choices. There was also the federal grand jury investigation of David Hochstetler, and Richard Hebron, in Indiana and Michigan…along with state actions against Vernon Hershberger in Wisconsin and Brigitte Ruthman in Massachusetts.
Civil disobedience. The big event was Michael Schmidt's 37-day hunger strike stretching out over late September and October. He finally succeeded in gaining an audience with Ontario's premier. Another big event was the formation of the Raw Milk Freedom Riders, and the organization of two "rides" by moms risking arrest to bring raw milk across state lines, followed up by protest demonstrations.
Standards setting. It's generally a positive sign when an industry grows to such an extent that participants begin thinking about cooperating so as to set safety and other standards. Sure, there was lots of disagreement, and a rocky launch, but the establishment of the Raw Milk Institute overall was a positive sign. Already, it's gone through a re-structuring, which Mark McAfee describes in a comment following the previous post.
Each of these disruptions creates much tension within the movement. The tension from events like the Rawesome raid and other enforcement actions are pretty obvious-they arouse fear and mistrust. Farmers especially wonder if they will be next. And now, consumers are fearful as well. This is what the authorities are attempting to accomplish.
What the authorities don't want to see is people responding with anger and organization. That is what we have begun to see. The more people who become angry and upset, the more they let others know about what is happening.
Perhaps the greatest amount of stress came from Michael Schmidt's hunger strike. People concerned about whether he might die divided over whether he should continue or give up. In the end, Michael Schmidt's hunger strike was a great educational effort, informing thousands of people who knew little or nothing about the ongoing food wars about the severe crackdown on food rights in Canada and the U.S.
But each of these stressors has the prospect of helping us educate more people as to the nature of the struggle we are facing. Michael Schmidt put it well last year, when he distinguished between the "breaking point" and the "tipping point."
"Government and bureaucrats deliberately use the breaking point as a tool to achieve what they want to achieve: complacency and fear. The lengthy legal procedures, the threats of fines and jail and the never-ending resources will drive you towards that breaking point unless you are committed to lose whatever you have and to risk your own security of comfort and conformity. Let me guess, 95% percent of the people might think they have no option, no choice to defend the truth, the rights and the principles of fundamental justice. That looks like bad news. However the tipping point in regards to massive change is not 50% or more what most think. NO the tipping point for change is in fact less than 10% of the population. If more than 5% start waking up and begin to realize that we have the power to change the current destruction of society IF we are willing to stand up and resist."
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1997 Volvo 850 • 5 cylinder FWD Automatic • 214,700 miles
My blower motor will run even with key turned off. I have removed the fuse, heater works, but I have no fan. With the fuse in, it run continuous
January 15, 2011.
January 15, 2011.
It depends on whether this car has electronic climate control or not as to what part is causing the problem. With electronic it has a blower power module that would be the likely cause and it's located in the blower housing, under the dash on the passenger side, next to the blower motor.
Jan 15, 2011.
Jan 15, 2011.
Need help or step by step pictures on how to pull out fan blower motor. on a 1995 cadillac deville 4.9
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Art listings are compiled by Sarah Han. Because of space limitations,
new art shows are listed the week they open (thereafter, shows are listed
on a rotating basis), and we cannot list café exhibits. For information
on how to submit listings to this section, see 8 Days a Week. Reviews
are by Lindsey Westbrook.
California Palace of the Legion of Honor Lincoln Park (near 34th Ave and Clement); 863-3330. Tues-Sun, 9:30am-5pm. $8, $6 seniors, $5 for 12 to 17, free for 11 and under (free Tues). "Recent Acquisitions of Contemporary Works on Paper Part II: Everywhere but California." Almost 50 graphic artworks by various artists. Through Sun/23. "Masterworks of New Guinea Arts." Almost 20 works from the Marcia and John Friede Collection. Extended through Sun/30.
Cartoon Art Museum 655 Mission; CAR-TOON. Tues-Sun, 11am-5pm. $2-5. "Web-Slinging and Wall-Crawling: The Art of Spider-Man." Original artwork from the Spider-Man comic book series.
Magnes Museum 121 Steuart; 543-8800. Sun-Thurs, noon-5pm. $4, $3 seniors and students, free for 12 and under and members. "Ben Katchor: Picture-Stories." Illustrations, graphic novels, set designs, and drawings by cartoon artist Ben Katchor. Through Sun/30.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 151 Third St; 357-4000. Fri-Tues, 10am-6pm; Thurs, 10am-9pm. $10, $7 seniors, $6 students, free for 12 and under and members (free first Tues; half-price Thurs, 6-9pm). "Edward Weston: The Last Years in Carmel." Landscapes, still lifes, and portraits by the photographer. Through July 9. "Sampling/Christian Marclay." Video installation and film works by Christian Marclay. Through July 28. "Yes Yoko Ono." More than 100 early and recent works by Yoko Ono. June 22-Sept 8.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 701 Mission; 978-ARTS. Tues-Sun,
11am-6pm (first Thurs, 11am-8pm). $6, $3 seniors, students, and youths,
free for members (free first Tues). "The Film Art of Isaac
Julien." Video and film projects by the British filmmaker.
"The Cockettes." An exhibition devoted to the drag
theater troupe from the early '70s. "Straight to Hell: 10 Years
of Dyke Action Machine!" An exhibition of posters, books, video,
and more. "2000 Dragons." A 500-foot-long work by San
Francisco painter and tattoo artist Don Ed Hardy. Through July 14.
Magnes Museum 2911 Russell, Berk; (510) 549-6950. Sun, 10am-4pm; Mon-Thurs, noon-5pm. $4 donation, $3 seniors and students, free for 12 and under and members. "Telling Time: To Everything There Is a Season." Part one of this two-year exhibition, "Spring and Summer," includes cultural objects highlighting the passage of time. Through Sun/30.
Museum of Children's Art 538 Ninth St, Oakl; (510) 465-8700. Tues-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun, noon-5pm. Free. "Reflections of Me and My World 2002." A children's art show. June 21-July 22.
Oakland Museum of California 1000 Oak, Oakl; (510) 238-2200. Wed-Sat, 10am-5pm; Sun, noon-5pm. $6, $4 seniors and students. "Scene in Oakland, 1852-2002: Artworks Celebrating the City's 150th Anniversary." More than 65 paintings, drawings, watercolors, and photographs from 1852-2002 by 48 California artists. Through Aug 25. "Ruth Asawa: Completing the Cycle." Almost 75 works by sculptor Ruth Asawa. Through Sept 22.
UC Berkeley Art Museum 2625 Durant, Berk; (510) 642-0808.
Wed-Sun, 11am-7pm. $6, $4 seniors and youths, free for 12 and under,
members, and UC Berkeley students and faculty. "XXL."
Large-scale painting and sculpture. Through July 14. "Komar
and Melamid's Asian Elephant Art and Conservation Project." Paintings
by elephants under the instruction of artists Vitaly Komar and Alex
Melamid. Through July 14. "Matrix 198: T.J. Wilcox Smorgasbord."
An installation by T.J. Wilcox featuring three reconstituted films.
Through July 28.
Diego Rivera San Francisco Art Institute, 800 Chestnut; 771-7020. Daily, 9am-9pm. Work by Catherine Cribben, Rachael Pascua, Nicole Mourian, and Sara Dierck. Through Sat/22. Work by Jeremy Simmons, Jaeho Jung, and Amy Bark (reception Tues/25, 5-7pm). Sun/23-Sat/29.
Encantada 904 Valencia; 642-3939. Tues-Sun, noon-6pm; Fri-Sat, noon-8pm. "Places of Origin, Images from a Printmaker's Journal," etchings by Xavier Viramontes (reception Sat/22, 2-5pm; artist talk Sat/29, 2-4pm). June 22-July 28.
Fifty24SF 228 Fillmore; 252-0144. Wed-Sun, 1-7pm. "Four on the Floor: Making Art to Be Destroyed," skateboard graphics by Chris Wright, Nick Neubeck, Jeremy Fish, Bigfoot, Giant One, Mat O'Brien, Jesse MacMillian, Mark Gonzales, and Pushead (reception Thurs/20, 7-10pm). June 20-July 21.
Noe Artspace 3901 23rd St; 824-2550. Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm, and by appt. "Sanctuary of Dreams," work by Dimitri Kourouniotis and Kurt Glowienke (reception Sat/22, 7-10pm). June 20-July 30.
Walter and McBean Galleries San Francisco Art Institute,
800 Chestnut; 749-4564. Tues-Sat, 11am-6pm. "Angelic States
- Event Sequence," work by Connie Samaras (reception Wed/19, 5:30-7:30pm).
June 20-July 27.
Traywick 1316 10th St, Berk; (510) 527-1214. Tues-Sat, 11am-6pm. "Summer 2002, Part One: New Painting and Sculpture," work by Benicia Gantner, Kelsey Nicholson, Jessica Snow, and Victoria Wagner (reception Sat/22, 5-7pm). June 22-July 20.
Aquarius Records 1055 Valencia; 647-2272. Mon-Wed, 10am-9pm; Thurs-Sun, 10am-10pm. "A Short History of Decay," work by Jim Haynes. Through July 21. See Critic's Choice.
ArtHaus 1053 Bush, Ste 2; 922-8219. Call for appt. "On Paper," original prints, paintings, drawings, photographs, and works in papier-mâché by various artists. Through Sat/29.
Atelier of Famous Melissa and Co.! 545 Sutter; 788-1866. Tues-Sat, 12:30-6pm. "Fossils," steel-and-paper works by Joseph Slusky. Through Sat/29.
Eleonore Austerer 540 Sutter; 986-2244. Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm. Lithographic works on paper by Fernand Léger. Through Sun/30.
Big Pagoda Company 1903 Fillmore; 563-8727. Tues-Sat, 11am-7pm; Sun, noon-6pm. "Shift," work by Dona Porcella. Through Sun/30.
Braunstein/Quay 430 Clementina; 278-9850. Tues-Sat, 11am-5:30pm. New ceramic sculpture by Richard Shaw. Through Sat/29.
Caldwell Snyder Gallery 341 Sutter; 392-2299. Mon-Wed, 10am-6pm; Thurs-Sat, 10am-8pm; Sun, 11am-5pm. "Provence and Andalusia," new painting by Thomas Pradzynski. Through Sun/30.
Calumet Gallery 2001 Bryant; 643-9275. Call for hours. "The Gallery," photographs by Larry Keenan and Steve LaBadessa. Through Fri/28.
City Art Annex Oxygen Bar, 795 Valencia; 864-6884. Wed-Sun, noon-9pm. "Spirituality and the Sacred in Art," work by more than 12 emerging artists. Through Sun/30.
Creativity Explored 3245 16th St; 863-2108. Mon-Fri, 10am-3pm; Sat, 11am-6pm. "Art from the Fire," new work by eight ceramic artists. Through Sat/22.
Culture Cache 1800 Bryant, Ste 104; 626-7776. Wed-Sun, 2-6pm, and by appt. "Imagenetic," work by Nathan Cabrera, Justin Wood, Jesse Hotchkiss, Tyrone McCloskey, Kim Cogan, and Drew Beam. Through Sun/30.
Ebert Gallery 49 Geary, Fourth fl; 296-8405. Tues-Sat, 11am-5pm. Recent photographs by Elsa Spaulding. Through Sat/29.
Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery 345 Sutter; 981-1080. Call for hours. New work by Pia Stern. Through Sat/29.
Focus Gallery 2423 Polk; 567-9067. Tues and Thurs, noon-9pm; Wed, Fri-Sun, noon-6pm. Black and white landscape and night photographs by Jon Krotinger. Through Sun/30.
Fraenkel 49 Geary, 981-2661. Tues-Fri, 10:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 11am-5pm. "Recent Acquisitions," work by Richard Misrach and Carelton Watkins. Through Sat/29.
Friday the Thirteenth West 331 Potrero; 863-2285. Thurs-Sat, 1-5pm. Mosaic art by Greg Conover, Martha Jones, and Bryan Mosé. Through Sat/29.
Galería de la Raza 2857 24th St; 826-8009. Tues-Sat, noon-6pm. "Paper Tigers," posters and prints on the topic of Chicano/Latino life and politics. Through Sat/29.
Gallery Lux 521 Seventh St; 864-2222. Wed-Fri, 1-5pm, and by appt. "Border Crossing." San Francisco artist Nathaniel Price started doing research on drowning victims learning what happens to their bodies at each stage of the process and began his "Another Matter" series of drawings. Each one is a collection of spirograph-like designs arranged in a life-size human shape. Some of his works form the clear outline of a body; in others the body appears to be halfway dissolved a floating, nebulous, vaguely humanoid form that isn't really corpselike at all. Price's drawings convert physical turmoil into an almost abstract process, as if the body is just a constellation of stars that feels no pain as it gracefully falls apart. In his "Border Crossing" sculpture series Price has burned a cross section of his own form on horizontal layers of wood with a jigsaw and a blowtorch. The finished works are meditations, not only on human anatomy but also on borders and boundaries in general and the various ways in which they can be traced and transgressed. Through July 5. (Westbrook)
George Krevsky Gallery 77 Geary; 397-9748. Tues-Sat, 11am-5:30pm. "lit.paint," work by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Through Sat/29.
Hackett-Freedman 250 Sutter, Fourth fl; 362-7152. Tues-Fri, 10:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 11am-5pm. "Evolution/Revolution," work by Hans Hofmann. Through Sat/29. Recent paintings by Jeanne Duval. Through Sat/29.
HANG 556 Sutter; 434-4264. Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun, noon-5pm. "Fourth Anniversary Celebration," a group show featuring painting, sculpture, and work on paper. Through Sun/30.
HANG Annex 565 Sutter; 434-4264. Call for hours. "Remains of a Journey," work by Elizabeth Tana. Through Sun/30.
Hosfelt Gallery 430 Clementina; 495-5454. Tues-Sat, 11am-5:30pm. New work by Anthony Discenza. Through Sat/29.
inside 149 Gough; 861-5975. Wed-Sun, noon-6pm. "Launchpad," work by Bay Area contemporary furniture, home accessories, and lighting designers. Through Sun/30.
Jewett Gallery San Francisco Main Library, 100 Larkin, Lower level; 557-4277. Sun, noon-5pm; Mon, Sat, 10-6pm; Tues-Thurs, 9am-8pm; Fri, noon-6pm. "The Best of the Best," Guild of Bookworkers biennial exhibition. Through Thurs/27.
The Lab 2948 16th St; 864-8855. Wed-Sat, 1-6pm, and by appt. "Sauna02," outdoor and indoor installations by Sponge. Through Sat/29.
Linc Real Art 1 Otis; 503-1981. Thurs-Sat, noon-5pm, and by appt. "One-Liner," works on paper by Guy Overfelt. Through Sun/30.
Live Art Gallery 151 Potrero; 552-5875. Sat, 1-5pm, and by appt. "Odd Body Lulu," new paintings by David Faulk. Through Sat/29.
Meyerovich 251 Post, Fourth fl; 421-7171. Mon-Fri, 9:30am-6pm; Sat, 10:30am-5:30pm. Mixed-media works by Helen Frankenthaler. Through Tues/25.
Mission Cultural Center 2868 Mission; 821-1155. Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm. "End of Semester Exhibition," arts and crafts by instructors and students of the Mission Cultural Center. Through Wed/19. "12th Annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Latina/o Art Exhibit," a group exhibit curated by Flavia Alejandra Maucci. Through Sun/30.
Octavia's Haze 498 Hayes; 255-6818. Tues-Sat, noon-6pm; Sun, 11am-5pm. Paintings by Kristie Rolke. Through Sun/30.
Pierotti 900 Hyde; 353-6650. Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm. "Landscapes," work by Monty Lumba. Through Aug 1.
Quotidian 760 Market, Ste 252; 788-0445. Tues-Fri, 10:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 11am-5pm. "Etini Fedni of Anacharest, a survey," various works. Through Sat/29.
Robert Koch 49 Geary; 421-0122. Tues-Sat, 10:30am-5:30pm. "Shipbreaking, the Second Voyage," large-scale color photographs by Edward Burtynsky. Through Sat/29.
San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery 401 Van Ness; 554-6080. Tues-Sat, 11am-5pm. "Film Show." Visual artists have been strangely drawn to film as both a medium and a subject, creating provocative artwork that involve the pleasures of viewing, fandom, and media critique. The San Francisco Art Commission Gallery enters the fray with an ambitious multimedia project featuring nine local, national, and international artists. Some filter films through their own identity; others concentrate on formal issues. Rick Danielson makes process-based sculptures that objectify the action of editing he cuts, stacks, and alters strips of 35mm Hollywood movie trailers. Jesse Amado's reduction of Antonioni's already minimalist L'avventura to its subtitles results in eight modest canvases of transcribed dialogue that feel quotidian and sometimes poetic. Guillermo Gomez-Peña's Los videos graffitis, a three-screen arcade of short pieces on the subject of ethnic stereotyping and curious acts of performance, seems the least tied to a cinematic dialogue. Then again, it's set in a dark screening room and abounds in baroque over-the-top imagery that many of us will take over a new Star Wars any day. Through July 13. (Glen Helfand)
SF Black and White Gallery 619 Post; 929-9424. Call for hours. "Canvas Landscape: A Dutch Delight," images of Dutch landscapes printed on canvas by Dutch photographer Jaap de Ranitz. Through Sun/30.
San Francisco Center for the Book 300 De Haro; 565-0545. Mon-Fri, noon-5pm. "The Artist's Book: Unlimited Engagement," an exhibition dedicated to the artist's book. Through Thurs/20.
San Francisco City Hall 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Pl; 252-2568. Mon-Fri, 8am-8pm; Sat-Sun, noon-4pm. "Witness," photographs of Armenian genocide survivors by Levon Parian and Ara Oshagan; "Legacy," photographs of Armenian monasteries by Kevork Boursalian; "Icons," photo-collage portraits by S. Brett Kaufmann; "Photographic Impressions," work by Cheryl Maeder; "Prints from the Estate," artwork by Gary Shaffer; "San Francisco Paintings," work by Zhunwang Zhao. Through Sun/30.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artists Gallery Fort Mason, Bldg A, Marina at Laguna; 441-4777. Tues-Sat, 11:30am-5:30pm. "India Revisited," works by Marilyn Levin, Jeanne O'Connor, and Livia Stein. Through Fri/28.
SF Photography Center 50 Scott; 554-9522. Tues-Thurs, 3-9pm; Fri-Sat, 11am-5pm. "Seven Stories," photographs by Leslie Albrecht, Pat Clinton, Richard Kay, Diana Manning, Eric Spross, Vish Patel, and Judith Williams Sandoval (reception Thurs/27, 7-9pm). Through Sat/29.
Sargent Johnson Gallery African American Art and Culture Complex, 762 Fulton; 922-2049. Tues-Sat, noon-4pm, and by appt. "Keba Konte: Recent Works," photographic works by Keba Konte. Through Sun/30.
Shapiro 760 Market, Ste 248; 398-6655. Tues-Fri, 10:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 10:30am-5pm. "1963," photographs by Jim Marshall. Through Sat/29.
SomArts Cultural Center 934 Brannan; 552-2131. Tues-Sun, noon-4pm. "Men of Color: Nudes at Ease," photographs by Laurie Toby Edison. Through Thurs/27.
Spanganga 3376 19th St; 307-0109. Sat-Sun, noon-5pm and by appt. "Bikini Carwash," an installation by Liz Cohen. Through Sun/30.
Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens Golden Gate Park, Ninth Ave at Lincoln Way; 661-1316, ext 303. Call for hours. "Wildflowers of California," photographs by the Yerba Buena Photographers. Through Sun/30.
Suarez Gallery 2 St. George; 788-2626. Tues-Fri, 10:30am-5pm; Sat, noon-4pm. "Overpass Exhibition," new paintings by Ted Vasin, Through Sun/30.
Tangent Contemporary Art 355 Bryant, Ste 307; 977-0920. By appt. "Truculencies," Drawings, prints, and animation by Jakub Kalousek. Through Sun/30.
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The framers of the Constitution understood that an armed society is a safe society. They understood that everyone is safer when criminals do not know who is armed, that foreign nations don't relish the thought of attacking an armed people, and that no government wants to oppress a citizenry that has the power to resist.
At long last, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has validated that view. The DC Circuit held that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right for private citizens to keep and bear arms, and invalidated the DC gun ban as unconstitutional. In doing so, they affirmed that owning a gun is a civil right of all law-abiding citizens.
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Every American should care about this case, and every American should hope the Supreme Court clearly reaffirms this fundamental right guaranteed by the Second Amendment.
But, those who should want this most are people who grew up like me: blacks from the inner city, living in the projects. Good and decent people. They deserve to be safe too. They deserve security in their homes also. They are Americans, and the courts should respect their dignity and vindicate their rights.
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Tonight at the Heat game a little kid came to game dressed just like Birdman with all the tats and everything. Jalen Rose and Bill Simmons took a picture with him and he looks pretty happy.
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Whenever this lockout ends, the bottom line on the early part of the 2011 NFL season remains the same:
We're going to see some bad football.
We're talking Carolina-Panthers-every-week-of-last-season bad football.
We're going to see inept offensive football -- my guess is defenses will really have the jump on offenses early in this strange year -- lots of special teams bloopers and a lot more injuries than anybody is comfortable addressing.
When the players show up some time after Monday -- when the agreement is likely to be ratified -- there's no way NFL teams can hope to make up for their lost summer.
The rookies missed the three-day rookie minicamp. Everybody missed the three-day mandatory minicamp.
Players didn't do any offseason conditioning under the auspices of their team's training staff, meaning they were left on their own to take care of business.
Players didn't have any organized team activities; teams are allowed up to 14 sessions, with most going to that limit.
Even if we assume that teams will have a full preseason -- and that's very much up in the air with the players having not yet voted on the collective-bargaining agreement -- it's safe to assume the quality of play will suffer.
One, there will be more injuries than ever before. While I would expect most players to show up in good shape -- especially Indianapolis Colts players, who are experienced and very professional -- there still will be those who didn't quite grind it out every day of the summer. We will see groin strains, calf pulls and problems with all kinds of body parts.
Two, the rookies will make less impact their first year than any class before them. Ordinarily, young guys like Anthony Castonzo and Ben Ijalana could come in and immerse themselves in the summer activities, then show up ready to hit the ground running in training camp. That's not going to happen this year. Good news for Charlie Johnson and Ryan Diem, bad news for the rookies and for Colts general manager Chris Polian, who's trying to manage the salary cap.
Three, the undrafted free agents will make less impact than ever before.
In a normal year, NFL teams could use the post-draft period to bring in the likes of Gary Brackett and Melvin Bullitt, get them acclimated through all the minicamps and OTAs, then watch them bloom and become productive (and cheap) players right away.
This is not a normal year. Undrafted free agents are still out there, waiting for the CBA to be signed by both parties. When these young players show up, they'll have about 10 minutes to get up to speed. Unless the Colts hit pay dirt, I wouldn't expect their undrafted free agents to have the impact they've had in the past.
Throw in the possibility that two-a-days will be forbidden by the new CBA, and that's even less practice time for young players.
Last season, when there was talk of an 18-game regular season and a possible cutback on OTAs and other summer work, quarterback Peyton Manning reacted strongly.
"To me, you take away the offseason program and you are asking for some bad football, I think,'' he said.
Now it's clear there won't be an 18-game regular season, but this entire summer has been bagged.
"You're asking for guys that aren't going to be ready to play,'' Manning said last season. "If you don't have offseason and OTAs, I think you're asking for bad football. . . . Maybe I'm old school or old-fashioned, but offseason is still where it is at to me. It's how you become a better player, how you improve your craft. It's kind of insulting to the professions that you can just show up and just be able to play, especially at a high level. That's what I have a real concern about.''
There's ample reason to be concerned.
A lost summer will mean a lost fall; the play, from top to bottom in this league, will surely suffer.
Now, from a local perspective, it's not the worst thing in the world. I would expect that the Colts, and teams like the Colts -- the Packers, Patriots, etc. -- will emerge from this interminable lockout in far better shape than their competitors. They have veterans. They have professionals.
On the flip side, this will be murder on first-year coaching staffs and teams who are counting on rookie quarterbacks. Tennessee. Carolina. Cincinnati. Good luck, boys. Eight of 32 teams will have new coaches, and roughly 14 of 32 will go into the season without being set at quarterback.
When this whole foolish thing is finally settled, the damage will be done. It will be great to have football back, even greater to know that Indy's Super Bowl is back on target for Feb. 5, but it will be a strange and challenging year.
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Buffalo Valley Farm will host Family Farm Day on Sunday, an event where families can learn about organic produce and how it travels from the farm to the table. Kids can enjoy eco-friendly crafts, face painting, a petting zoo and more. For the adults, there will be live music, local beer on tap, a silent auction and plenty of other fun things to do with the kids.
The event is from 3 to 7 p.m. All event proceeds go to support Growing Healthy Kids, a Community Food Advocates program that aims to increase access to healthy food in public schools and to help create a healthy, just and sustainable food system for Middle Tennessee.
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Saturday Night Live would love this: Eliot Spitzer, former john and New York state governor, competing for New York City comptroller against, among others, Kristin Davis, former madam who served time on Rikers Island for running an escort service - allegedly connected to Spitzer's illegal liaisons. The face-off would be funny if it weren't so despicable.
Yes, I believe in forgiveness. However, I don't believe in electing someone - Spitzer - who spent an estimated $15,000 on "escort" services; betrayed his friend George Fox by using Fox's name to arrange the "dates"; and who, as state attorney general, prosecuted several prostitution cases. Worst of all, Spitzer betrayed his family.
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Free Press sports writer James Jahnke gives you the five most underrated teams in the country:
1) Washington
Keith Price might be the best QB you've never heard of, and Steve Sarkisian has his program humming in Seattle. The Huskies should be the clear No. 3 team in the Pac-12.
You could put the Cougars here just about every year. Bronco Mendenhall's hard-playing group consistently flirts with 10 wins, and this veteran roster could do even better.
3) Purdue
This is more of a watch-out-Big Ten warning than a title prediction. Danny Hope has experience at QB and enough playmakers all around to knock off a ranked team or two.
4) Auburn
Last year's 8-5 mark was a come-down after the Cam Newton era. There won't be any titles, but the talented recruits Gene Chizik lured after winning the big one are maturing.
5) North Carolina
Like with Ohio State, last year was an NCAA mess for the Tar Heels. But with new coach Larry Fedora leading talented players left behind, the Heels could be an ACC dark horse.
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Thom Evans has confirmed he will take part in the upcoming series of 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The former professional rugby player - who has previously dated Kelly Brook and American actress Jessica Lowndes - has revealed he is to take to the dancefloor in the 2014 series of the BBC One reality show.
He made the announcement in a video clip on the official Vine account of 'Strictly Come Dancing', in which he is seen tossing a rugby ball away in favour of a shiny disco ball.
He said: ''I am so happy to be doing the show, I cannot wait to get started.
''I'm really looking forward to my Strictly makeover - bring on Strictly and bring on the spandex.''
The 29-year-old athlete - who has won ten caps for the Scotland rugby team and has also played for the London Wasps and Glasgow Warriors - was first rumoured to be in talks to appear on the show last month when it was reported bosses were hoping he'd bring in even more female viewers.
Thom will be joining already confirmed contestants, The Saturdays singer Frankie Sandford, tennis ace Andy Murray's mother Judy Murray, 'This Morning' presenter Alison Hammond and 'EastEnders' actor Jake Wood.
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Causes of Mast Cell Tumors in Labrador Retrievers
- Mast cell tumors in Labrador Retrievers are the most common skin cancers.
- Mast cells are a perfectly normal part of the dogs immune system. They help fight off infections. It is when the cells start growing rapidly and out of control that they present medical issues for the pup.
- The most common cause of mast cell tumors in Labrador Retrievers is heredity.
Labs are a high risk group.
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The first time Gary Pietraniec went "Goat" hunting, the Dearborn Heights, Mich., resident opted for a 1968 Pontiac GTO. For his latest Goat, he went back a bit further, landing a 1966 hardtop that has clearly fit the bill nicely as a nearly original muscle machine that makes for a dandy weekend driver.
New museum's opening is planned for July 21-24, 2011, in Pontiac, Ill.
Best and worst autos at the April 7-10, 2011, Food Lion AutoFair at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
It really doesn't take much examination to realize Paul Craddock's 1958 Pontiac Chieftain is not your ordinary 1950s hobby car. With a paltry 2,549 miles on its odometer, the Starmist Silver sedan is certainly one of the lowest-mileage 1950s Pontiacs in the country, and it may well be the most authentic Chieftain in existence.
Almost 48 years after he bought it, Chuck Richardson is still driving his rare 1957 Pontiac Bonneville — rare because it was one of only 630 built for the model's first year. And unusual because the cars only came as fuel-injected convertibles.
As a self-professed Pontiac Grand Prix nut, Chris Neumaier always told himself that if the opportunity ever came up to own an SSJ — a flashy Hurst-outfitted Grand Prix from the early 1970s — he wouldn't pass up his chance.
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Certainly, as 1957 Pontiacs go, it would be hard to find one much more unique than Dennis Statz's eye-popping Star Chief ambulance. Not only is the car big and beautiful, it is a very low-mileage survivor, with a meager 13,500 ticks showing on the speedometer. The car started out life as a Star Chief...


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An Australian soap star and an Emily Owens, M.D. actor have landed lead roles in The CW's The Hundred
Set 97 years after a nuclear war has destroyed civilization, a spaceship housing the lone human survivors sends 100 juvenile delinquents back to Earth to investigate the possibility of re-colonizing the planet.
Aussie Bob Morley, who starred in Home and Away and Neighbours, is set to play Bellamy, one of the delinquents -- but five years older than the next-oldest -- on the space station. He is described as manipulative, strong and crafty.
Eli Goree, who had a recurring role on the canceled Emily Owens, is staying put at The CW with the role of Wells Jaha, also one of the young delinquents on the space station. He is disliked by the others because many of their parents have been imprisoned -- or worse -- by Wells' father, the chancellor of the space station.
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And while Obama both reflects and reinforces the impetus to realign, the befuddled, hemmed-in GOP seems doomed to decline.
That question provided the impetus for Walters to finally sit down with the notoriously interview-shy fashion overlord in 2006.
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The impetus of the crowd had carried Miette and Silvere along in this direction.
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A changing of the guard in the NFC East, as the Giants have slipped not one, but two slots. Justin Henry wraps up the NFC East action for Week 15.
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The Giants dominate the defenseless, the Eagles lose late for once, and RG3 gets his mind scrambled. Justin Henry tackles the fallout from the NFC East in Week 5.
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NGAUS Washington Report (June 18, 2013) Funerals for Air Force retirees and Air National Guardsmen who die while not on active duty have become victims of the budget woes in the Pentagon. The honor team sent by the service to attend the funeral will include only two airmen instead of the... Read more
This week is a busy week – the House of Representatives will be considering its version of the FY14 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), H.R 1960, on the floor. Meanwhile, the Senate Armed Services Committee will be marking its version S.1304. The House Armed Services committee passed H.R.... Read more
This week is a busy week – the House of Representatives will be considering its version of the FY14 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), H.R 1960, on the floor. Meanwhile, the Senate Armed Services Committee will be marking its version S.1304 tomorrow. The House Armed Services committee... Read more
NGAUS Washington Report (June 4, 2013) Pete Duffy, the acting NGAUS legislative director, told the Commission on the Structure of the Air Force today that the Air National Guard can play a valuable role in the flying service's future. The commission was created by Congress a year ago in the... Read more
Disasters in our homeland can occur at any time. Yet we now pretend that they will not occur between July 8 and Sept. 30 because the National Guard is being forced to furlough the military personnel who enable the military response to disasters in each of our states. Under the sequester and in... Read more
NGAUS Washington Report (May 28, 2013) The House Armed Services subcommittee on seapower and projection forces provided some good news for the Air National Guard last week when it marked up its section of this year's National Defense Authorization Act. It chastised the Air Force for having "no... Read more
The challenges and opportunities of the National Guard's changing environment suggest the need for enhanced capacity to act as one voice - that is, to chart strategic directions and mobilize the National Guard community around those directions. The NGAUS strategic plan sets the direction for... Read more
NGAUS Washington Report (May 21, 2013) Army Times says the Pentagon is preparing to send a report to Congress that details how reserve-component (RC) troops are cheaper to the taxpayers than their active-component (AC) counterparts, even when mobilized. The study is based two years of... Read more
NGAUS Washington Report (May 21, 2013) Proposed National Guard spending in the Defense Department's budget request for overseas contingency operations next year is down significantly from fiscal 2013. The Pentagon is seeking $393.4 million for personnel costs and $199.3 million for... Read more
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I have an 99 Audi A4 (AWD). After I shut it off and remove the key some sort of fan or blower keeps running. When I open the hood it appears to be coming from the front left (as you are facing the car). The only way I can stop it is to remove the battery connector. Everything appears to be working fine. It just keeps running (sounds like a vacum cleaner, and will wear the battery down) Any ideas?
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Drivers 8yrs old through 12yrs old are welcome to participate in the Cadet Karting Course. All drivers must be at least 4'3" (51inches) tall in order to drive.
This Introductory half day course offers young drivers a chance to experience what racing is all about. Drivers learn basic techniques, driving lines, and more by working with our team of excellent driving instructors.
The Grand Prix Karts are equipped with adjustable seats and pedals, a full wrap around bumper system, a protective roll bar and seat belts.
Have questions about Cadet Karting Course? Contact Simraceway Performance Karting Center
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29359 Arnold Drive
Saturday, November 30, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 8:00 AM (PST)
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Divisions of the military
1This is the list of the Israelites, the heads of households, the commanders of units of a thousand and a hundred, and their officers. They served the king in every way their divisions required, and they were on duty for a month at a time through all the months of the year. Each division numbered 24,000.
2In charge of the first division for the first month was Jashobeam, Zabdiel's son. His division numbered 24,000. 3He was a Perezite and the head of all the army officers for the first month.
4In charge of the division for the second month was Dodai the Ahohite.#LXX; MT adds and his division, and Mikloth the leader. His division numbered 24,000.
5The third army commander for the third month was Benaiah the chief priest Jehoiada's son. His division numbered 24,000. 6This Benaiah was a warrior of the Thirty and in command of the Thirty. In command of his division was his son Ammizabad.
7The fourth for the fourth month was Asahel, Joab's brother, and after him his son Zebadiah. His division numbered 24,000.
8The fifth for the fifth month was the commander Shammoth the Zerahite.#Cf 27:11, 13; MT Izrahite His division numbered 24,000.
9The sixth for the sixth month was Ira the Tekoite Ikkesh's son. His division numbered 24,000.
10The seventh for the seventh month was Helez the Pelonite from Ephraim's family. His division numbered 24,000.
11The eighth for the eighth month was Sibbecai the Hushathite from the Zerahites. His division numbered 24,000.
12The ninth for the ninth month was Abiezer of Annathoth from the Benjaminites. His division numbered 24,000.
13The tenth for the tenth month was Maharai the Netophathite from the Zerahites. His division numbered 24,000.
14The eleventh for the eleventh month was Benaiah the Pirathonite from Ephraim's family. His division numbered 24,000.
15The twelfth for the twelfth month was Heldai the Netophathite from Othniel. His division numbered 24,000.
Tribal leaders
16In charge of the tribes of Israel:
for the Reubenites—the leader was Eliezer, Zichri's son;
for the Simeonites—Shephatiah, Maacah's son;
17for the Levites—Hashabiah, Kemuel's son;
for Aaron—Zadok;
18for Judah—Eliab,#LXX; MT Elihu one of David's relatives;
for Issachar—Omri, Michael's son;
19for Zebulun—Ishmaiah, Obadiah's son;
for Naphtali—Jerimoth, Azriel's son;
20for the Ephraimites—Hoshea, Azaziah's son;
for half the tribe of Manasseh—Joel, Pedaiah's son;
21for half the tribe#LXX, Vulg; MT lacks for half the tribe. of Manasseh in Gilead—Iddo, Zechariah's son;
for Benjamin—Jaasiel, Abner's son;
22for Dan—Azarel, Jeroham's son.
These were the leaders of the tribes of Israel. 23But David didn't count those younger than 20 years of age, because the Lord had promised to make Israel as numerous as the stars in the sky. 24Joab, Zeruiah's son, began to count them, but he never finished. Since Israel experienced wrath because of this, the number wasn't entered into the official records of King David.
Civil servants
25In charge of the king's treasuries—Azmaveth, Adiel's son;
in charge of the treasuries in the country, cities, villages, and towers—Jonathan, Uzziah's son;
26in charge of agricultural workers cultivating the fertile land—Ezri, Chelub's son;
27in charge of the vineyards—Shimei the Ramathite;
in charge of the vineyard's produce for the wine cellars—Zabdi the Shiphmite;
28in charge of the olive and sycamore trees in the western foothills—Baal-hanan the Gederite;
in charge of the stores of oil—Joash;
29in charge of the cattle that grazed in Sharon—Shitrai the Sharonite;
in charge of the cattle in the valleys—Shaphat, Adlai's son;
30in charge of the camels—Obil the Ishmaelite;
in charge of the female donkeys—Jehdeiah the Meronothite;
31in charge of the flocks of sheep and goats—Jaziz the Hagrite.
All these were stewards of King David's property.
Royal advisors
32Jonathan, David's uncle, was a counselor, a man of understanding, and a scribe. Jehiel, Hachmoni's son, took care of the king's sons. 33Ahithophel was the king's counselor, and Hushai the Archite was the king's political advisor.#Or friend 34After Ahithophel came Benaiah's son Jehoiada, and Abiathar. Joab was commander of the king's army.
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