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Mark Bradley, Director of our Pacific Northwest Campus, shared experiences of students at the conclusion of the fall 2011 semester.
Two years into this assignment now, I'd like to share from the heart about the state of the Pacific Northwest Campus of Golden Gate Seminary. The fellowship among the students who are here for multiple classes on Mondays and Tuesdays, is strong. These students share meals together, laugh and play together (mostly ping pong), and talk ministry and theology even outside of class.
After noticing several students of various ethnicities enjoying Korean food together, Dr. Kon Yang coordinated a feast of Korean food prepared by student Andy Gwak's mother. More than twenty of us participated in that special lunch meal. When Dr. Allan Karr taught Basic Evangelism in Federal Way, he took the students out to a restaurant for fellowship. I followed his example with both of my Foundations for Ministry classes (in Vancouver and Federal Way).
We have several students that are distinguishing themselves academically. Drs. Mike Kuykendall and Kon Yang report that some are as sharp as any we've ever had on campus. For instance, Dr. Kuykendall had a student (Ashley Seuell) earn every possible point on every weekly quiz for the whole semester of his New Testament course last Spring. That was a first for him in over twenty years.
We have a Korean student (Sung Taek Pyo) who came in as a Diploma in Theology (DPTH) student who has successfully appealed to be upgraded to the Master of Divinity. That potential is available for all DPTH students, but few achieve it.
One of our new students this semester (Sonny Meyers) is, for technical reasons, auditing Hebrew and will enroll in a degree program in the Spring. Auditors are not unusual, but it's uncommon to have one drive all the way from the Tri-Cities fifteen consecutive Mondays for an 8:00 a.m. Hebrew class! We expect him to excel as a degree-seeking student.
One of the students (Phil Olson) in my Basic Evangelism class this semester earned at least 100 out of 110 points on each of 10 quizzes on our most difficult textbook and also set the standard on a couple of his written assignments. There are several others doing outstanding work.
In addition to the academic standouts, it's a blessing to get to know the hearts of our students as they share about their lives and ministries. David Norrie is always wide-eyed with a passion for serving the Lord. Andrew Kwok has blessed us with his stories of God's power in missions and evangelism settings. Eric Lockhart would rather talk about theology than anything, even SEC football. Michael Brownell is eager each week to update me on his last week of ministry and seek perspective on decisions that must be made. John Zweygartt slips into my office to share some extra thought on the gospel or evangelism and always keeps us on our toes in class with his zeal and wit. I was moved to tears as I read Johnny Rosado's account of God's grace in his life in his personal history reflection paper. John Peters is growing in knowledge and skills, enjoying some pulpit supply opportunities, and eager to find a pastorate.
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Lesson Plan provides background, an introductory "motivation" that contains discussion questions, Development (inquiry like activity), assessment and extensions. There are answers provided for the discussion questions.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Biodiversity.
To use a memory aid to help students remember ordered events or sequences using Mnemonics.
To describe images using words using the Visual Literacy strategy.
Are you comfortable with the unseen? If so, soils may just be your cup of tea!
Can black widow spiders survive an invasion? That's a good question.
This study guide looks at the importance of biodiversity, the biodiversity crisis, and sixth mass extinction.
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Margaret McNamara is the author of The Three Little Aliens and the Big Bad Robot, George Washington's Birthday, and the popular Robin Hill School early reader series. The Pumpkin Patch, in this series, was awarded the Oppenheimer Toy Portfolio Best Book Gold Award. She lives in New York City.
G. Brian Karas is the versatile and acclaimed illustrator and writer of many books for children, including Are You Going to Be Good? (a New York Times Best Illustrated Book), Home on the Bayou (recipient of the Boston Globe–Horn Book Award), and the bestselling Muncha, Muncha, Muncha by Candace Fleming. He lives in Rhinebeck, New York.
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Federal Modernism
Growth, Efficiency & Modernism: GSA Buildings of the 1950s, 60s and 70s: Originally published in the fall of 2003, the study was updated and reprinted in 2006. A PDF may be downloaded online. Copies of the book may be obtained by contacting the Center for Historic Buildings.
GEM Assessment Tool: Published as part of Growth, Efficiency & Modernism. A downloadable PDF is located in the historic preservation library.
Architecture of the Great Society: Summarizes comments and issues from a forum held at Yale University assessing GSA's buildings constructed during the 1960s and 1970s. A downloadable PDF is in the historic preservation library.
Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and Courthouse Case Study: An example of a First Impressions Project in a 1960s modernist building. A downloadable Word document is in the historic preservation library.
Modern Building Posters and Brochures: List of posters and brochures highlighting select GSA modern buildings.
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|RRWCC moves questioned
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Time to put the spotlight on some issues for your information.
First is the lawsuit filed by the Cures in US District Court against the Secretary of Agriculture and administrator of FSA. The complaint is 12 pages in length and I am reserving comment until later except to say the Cures want the target zone reinstated back into Republican River CREP program which we were successful in eliminating recently. That was a battle that took over two years, several thousand dollars in expense, hundreds of miles in travel and a trip to Washington. That was a big win and we must win this lawsuit also.
The RRWCD spend thousands of your dollars to help the Cures get the target zone. Just a note of information. If the target zone were adopted into the CREP program this allows the Cures to sell their water and get into CREP. That is 15 million dollars into their bank account. Anyone outside of the target zone would not be allowed to do that. Everyone who has entered into the CREP as of now has to cap their well permanently and turn the permit back to the state.
Why should the Cures have a special privilege when no one else gets that benefit? They can't and this nonsense needs to stop.
I asked Mr. Coryell recently if the RRWCC was going to help get the target zone reestablished into the CREP. It took him a while to answer but he said no. I'm watching your actions closely, Mr. Coryell.
I have received a copy of the answers to the Cure complaint. The two US attorneys have given 53 specific answers to the complaint and four defenses. One of the defenses where the defendants reserve the right to plead were applicable any state or federal statutes. Colorado has a statute that is clear. To get in the well shut down CREP, a producer has to shut down the well permanently, turn the permit back to the state. One cannot use the water for a pipeline and the RRWCD get the permit. That language is clear, Mr. Coryell.
The next issue is the result of a June 5, 2012 meeting of RRWCD. The purpose of the meeting was how to get the Cure land seeded back to grass since the target zone was removed from the CREP amendment. There are two USDA programs to assist the Cures to establish grass on the land of 8,600 acres, dryland CREP and Equip. The minutes read as follows: "If the Cures are not able to get into the CREP the RRWCD is obligated to pay one half of the estimated cost to revegetate those acres." On page six of the water lease it does read the RRWCD might be obligated to pay those costs.
Contacting some custom contractors who drill grass, using a five seed mix, the cost would be 50 thousand dollars for seed, twenty for drilling. Eight thousand six hundred acres times seventy dollars comes to six hundred thousand dollars. RRWCD's one-half is three hundred thousand dollars of your hard earned money. Cures pay three hundred thousand.
The tax collected by producers is to be used for compact compliance only, not to plant grass on millionaires land.
The minutes state in June 2012 there was no money in EQUIP. In 2012 there was thirty-two million dollars for EQUIP. I have had a recent meeting with the program manager in Denver on funds for EQUIP. I got a different story than the RRWCD on EQUIP. Cures know what they have to do to get their land seeded. They don't know when. That is up to Kansas and the Sand Hills water district approving the pipeline.
Why the RRWCD would agree to pay one-half of the cost to seed that land is beyond comprehension. Unbelievable. I am drawing a line in the sand. If the RRWCD intends to spend one dollar on the seeding of that land you will be legally challenged. Count on that.
This is my article and no one offered any comments to me.
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HuffPost Live recently hosted a roundtable discussion on whether a woman's relationship with her parents can be a driving factor in her decision to work in the adult film industry.
During this discussion, plus-sized adult film actress Kelly Shibari agreed that her relationship with her mother played a role in her decision, but disagreed with the idea that this relationship made her turn to pornography.
Shibari explained that sex is much less taboo in Japan and, according to Shibari, people pick up strange fetishes simply because they've run out of things to do. At the same time, people are encouraged to embrace adulthood and make decisions for themselves. In this way, Shibari argued that her decision to become a porn star was not similar to the others in the discussion who turned to pornography out of rebellion or to prove a point to their parents. To her mother (whom Shibari asked permission before entering the porn industry), Shibari was simply taking control of her life as an adult, not because of some emotional or psychological void:
I was raised to behave like an adult, so even my current tenure in porn is full of me still making decisions. I don't do every scene that is asked of me. I don't do every sex act that's asked of me. In my case, because I do a lot of plus-size porn, I don't do things that perpetuate a negative stereotype with large women. I've turned down scenes where I've been asked to eat while having sex."
And these strange fetishes Shibari's talking about? We're not completely sure what she's referring to, but given the recent outbreak of eyeball licking amongst Japanese youth, we're not sure we want to know.
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God & country
Interview | We're not a Christian nation, says Southern Baptist leader Richard Land, but America has certainly been blessed
"God & country" Continued...
Richard Land's The Divided States of America? (W Publishing Group, 2007) has as its subtitle What Liberals AND Conservatives are missing in the God-and-country shouting match! It's a thoughtful and useful book that criticizes both sets of shouters-and Land himself is bilingual, able to speak both Christianese and academese. He has been president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, yet with his bachelors' degree from Princeton and doctorate from Oxford, he sneaks up on those who believe snooty stereotypes.
WORLD: Why do you write that "God may very well have more to do with America than liberals may think and less than Christians often assume"?
LAND: Too often too many conservative Christians assume that God is on their side or they tend to conflate God's interest with America's interest. That's an assumption that no one can make about any country, even the United States. As Lincoln put it so eloquently, our responsibility and obligation is to do our very best to be on God's side rather than assume that God is on our side. We have to understand that our ultimate allegiance belongs to God, not to the United States. If we make patriotism an ultimate value, then it becomes an idol. As important to me as patriotism is, I was always taught by my parents to love my country, and to respect my heritage, and always to love and to respect God even more.
When I listen to liberals in debates like the pro-life debate, I often get the impression that they don't think God has a side on these issues. God does have a side on many of these divisive issues. God is pro-life. There's a reason why the Jews alone among the civilizations of the Mediterranean basin condemned abortion and infanticide, even when the Romans and the Greeks were doing it. Christianity came in the first century a.d. into a Roman civilization that routinely practiced infanticide, according to historians like Will & Ariel Durant. Life was cheap inside and outside the womb. The church bore eloquent testimony against abortion. From the Didache onward they were very clear that supporting abortion or having abortions was beyond the pale for someone who claimed to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.
WORLD: So what's wrong with "claiming that America once was, and ought to return to being, a Christian nation"?
LAND: As an evangelical Christian I believe the phrase "Christian nation" has connotations of a redeemed nation. A Christian is someone who has a personal relationship with Jesus and has entered into a redeemed state. As an evangelical Christian, I would never want to claim that for any nation. There is no nation in history that has been made up completely of born-again believers in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Secondly, this nation was founded by many people who were operating largely out of what Francis Schaeffer would call a "Christian memory." They still accepted a Judeo-Christian value system, although some were Deists and some were committed Christians. Many of them were people like Thomas Jefferson, who issued his own edition of the Gospels in which he kept the teachings of Jesus, but eliminated all claims to Messiahship and all miraculous elements.
Many others were operating from a Judeo-Christian worldview and accepted Jesus as the Savior, while not necessarily accepting Him as their Savior in the sense I as an evangelical would understand that personal commitment and personal conversion experience. Even after the First Great Awakening, it would be erroneous to assume that anywhere close to a majority of people who lived in the American colonies prior to the Revolutionary War were born-again Christians as evangelicals understand it.
A "Christian nation" would have to be a nation where virtually the entire population were born-again believers in the Lord Jesus Christ, and their societal institutions, including their government, would reflect a value system that would be put together by an overwhelming consensus of born-again Christians. That was not the case in the Colonial, the Revolutionary, the post-Revolutionary, the early Federal period, or any period since.
WORLD: So how would you define the nature of the United States?
LAND: As our Declaration and our Constitution indicate, America as a nation was an attempt to combine Judeo-Christian values, in a very traditional sense, with Enlightenment ideas of self-government. The genius was that it worked only because you had both. As John Adams, our second president, made clear in a speech in 1798, "We have no government armed in power capable of contending in human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Our Constitution was made for a moral and a religious people. It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
Adams and James Madison were the prime architects of the Constitution. Adams is saying you can only have the degree of freedom and self-government that we have in the American constitutional system if most people obey the law voluntarily, because they have a sense of moral obligation to a higher power, namely God.
George Washington in his farewell address said, "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man claim the tribute of Patriotism, who should labor to subvert these great Pillars of human happiness."
The first and second presidents were stating this is a nation founded upon a Judeo-Christian understanding of what's right and what's wrong. They believed this system of government would not work unless a significant majority of the population had an internal code of morality that these presidents found inconceivable apart from a religious commitment.
WORLD: Does "Christian nation" talk feed the paranoia of the left?
LAND: We needlessly play into the hands of people who complain that evangelicals want to bring in some kind of theocracy when we start talking about America as a "Christian nation." Our goal should be the goal articulated in the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission's Vision Statement: "An American society that affirms and practices Judeo-Christian values rooted in biblical authority."
Imagine if the vast majority of the people in this country were converts to the Christian faith and had a personal relationship with Jesus. In our self-governing country, eventually the government and the legal system would reflect the will of the majority. This would include a respect for the soul liberty of all people, including those who are not Christians and are not religious.
Most Americans believe in pluralism. They hold a tremendous respect for the sanctuary of the soul and believe that no mere human being has the right to interfere coercively with the "soul liberty" of any other human being.
WORLD: Why do liberals love to pay attention to so-called dominion theology, aka Christian reconstructionism-and what's the problem with that doctrine?
LAND: Liberals focus attention on Dominion Theology or Christian Reconstructionism because it scares the living daylights out of the majority of the population. It's a tremendously effective political ploy in seeking to create a Christian Reconstructionist "bogeyman" to scare people into opposing the legitimate concerns of evangelical Christians and conservative Catholics.
The problem with Christian Reconstructionism is that it is a misunderstanding of how Christians should seek to be involved in public policy and in government. As a Baptist, I believe in the separation of the institution of the state and the institution of the church. That does not mean I believe that religious convictions and religiously informed moral values should be kept separate from public policy. It merely means that I do not have the right to have the government impose, or give favoritism to, my religious views any more than any other religious or secular group should have the right to impose its values or views.
It relates to what my Baptist forefathers in the 17th and 18th centuries called "soul liberty." If we have "soul liberty," then the government does not have the right to institute civil penalties for religious infractions. Under some formulations of Christian Reconstruction, there would be legal penalties for adultery. As a Baptist, I believe we have the right to preach against adultery. I don't think we have the right to put people in jail for adultery between consenting adults in private. I do believe we have the right to throw people in jail for forcing people into sexual acts against their will. That's called rape, not adultery. I also believe we have the right to prosecute people who engage in sex acts in public. That's called public indecency.
WORLD: In what ways has God blessed America, and which of those blessings do we deserve?
LAND: It would take hours, if not weeks, to describe the ways in which God has blessed America. We have been blessed with a huge swath of the world's most bountiful farmland, which has enabled us to become the breadbasket of the world. We've been blessed with enormous reserves of natural resources including oil, coal, gold, and iron. We've been blessed with an abundance of all the things that make for a productive and modern industrial state. We have been blessed with a veritable explosion of incredible genius in our founding generation who gave us our wonderful Declaration of Independence and magnificent Constitution. Its glorious First Amendment extends constitutional guarantees of basic human rights that are recognized and protected by our government, but which our own government asserts are given to us by God.
As a Christian and as an American, I believe that God has superintended our affairs and blessed us in supernatural ways. These blessings were undeserved. A blessing by definition is an undeserved gift. These blessings are given by the grace and mercy of God and are not in any way, shape, or form deserved or earned by anyone or any generation.
WORLD: So when are we on God's side?
LAND: We were on God's side when we defended the world against two of the greatest tyrannies that humankind has ever produced, namely Nazism and Japanese militarism. We were on God's side when we developed and led the free world to a policy of containment of the expansionist designs of the "evil empire" known as the Soviet Union. God is an ardent anti-Communist. In resisting that particularly pernicious evil, we were doing God's work. Did we always do it God's way? No. Did we do it perfectly without blemish and without any selfish motive? Of course not. Nevertheless, I believe that we were on the side of the angels in the Cold War.


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Hotel Artemide is located in Via Nazionale. This lively, upscale Rome street that brims with fashion stores, stylish cafes and typical restaurants was created in the 1870s to represent the main street of the Capital of Italy, so the side streets were named after the most important Italian cities (Venice, Florence, Milan, etc.)
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The best about this hotel is that it's located in the city center, most of the main attractions are just a walk away from Via Nazionale. Location is just perfect! Either for walking to the sights or catching a bus (stop nearby) or metro (stop 3 min walking).
›› The location is good - 5-7 minute walk from Termini which is basically priceless since you can save a ton of euros by taking a train from Fiumicino instead of costly taxi. For those that don't know, via Nazionale is a bustling street that, leading directly to the major attractions in the heart of Rome.
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Tampa, Florida -- 10 News has learned Critical Intervention Services security officer Michael Valentin was not working alone at Grande Oaks Apartments the night he was murdered. The 38-year-old Valentin was also wearing a bulletproof vest when he was killed on Thanksgiving eve.
But the president and CEO of CIS tells 10 News Valentin's murder will not force his company to chance any policies.
"We trained for this, we have experience in dealing with this, but in the end you can not prevent or stop all attacks," K.C. Poulin told 10 News on Friday.
Poulin also believes Valentin may have been targeted because he worked as a security officer.
"It was either opportunity or vengeful or something like that but it was directed at the security people."
10 News has also learned at least two Tampa Police officers had arrived at Grande Oaks just minutes before Valentin was killed. Police had been called because of a report of a fugitive in the area.
Officials say the fugitive was arrested Wednesday night on an outstanding warrant and he has been questioned about the shooting but note the unidentified man has not been charged in connection with Valentin's murder.
Meantime, authorities are continuing to ask for the public's help in solving this case.
"This is someone who killed a security officer and if they'll do that to a security officer what would they do to an innocent citizen?" police spokesperson Andrea Davis said.
Davis asks anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS. She notes callers can remain anonymous.
Valentin is survived by a wife and two sons ages 4 and 9.
SEE ALSO: Murdered security officer identified as Michael Valentin, married father of two
Tampa Police have released images of a bicycle left at the scene and are asking anyone who knows its owner or the person who rides the bike to call 231-6130.


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CAMBRIDGE - It was business as usual for the Fort Frye girls' basketball team Thursday night.
Unfortunately for Martins Ferry, it had a front row seat.
The battle-tested Cadets (21-3) had little trouble with the outmanned Purple Riders (14-10) in a 70-23 Division III co-sectional tournament romp inside the Gene Ford Gymnasium.
Morgan Liedtke led all scorers with 17 points, while Brooke Borich added 12. Shawntell Parsons came off the bench to score nine, while Deidra Combs, Taylor Buchanan and Micayla Hupp all totaled eight a piece.
Jessica Kinney, who along with four other classmates played their final game in a Martins Ferry uniform, had a team-best 11 points, despite playing on an ankle she injured during practice earlier this week.
In addition to Kinney, Coyne will say goodbye to Meghan Rose, Kylie Stalder, Addie Suriano and Shaina Oberdick.
Fort Frye advances to district tournament action next Thursday at Steubenville High School's Crimson Center. It will meet the winner between Ridgewood and Tusky Valley.


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Academic misconduct includes all acts of dishonesty in any academic or related matter and any knowing or intentional help, attempt to help, or conspiracy to help, another student commit an act of academic dishonesty. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, the following acts, when performed in any type of academic or academically related matter, exercise, or activity:
- Cheating: using or attempting to use unauthorized materials, information, study aids, or computer-related information
- Plagiarism: representing the words, data, works, ideas, computer programs or output, or anything not generated in an authorized fashion, as one's own
- Fabrication: presenting as genuine any invented or falsified citation or material
- Misrepresentation: falsifying, altering, or misstating the contents of documents or other materials related to academic matters, including schedules, prerequisites, and transcripts
Except in divisions that have alternate academic misconduct policies that have been approved by the academic vice president, academic misconduct cases shall be resolved by the divisional academic misconduct monitor, or the academic dean of the division in which the alleged action took place after consultation with the academic dean or monitor in the division where the student is enrolled. However, with the concurrence of both deans, the responsibility for resolving an academic misconduct case can be transferred to the dean of the division in which the student is enrolled. Appeals from the monitor's decisions may be made to the academic dean; appeals from the academic dean's decisions may be made to the Office for Academic Affairs.
The penalties for academic misconduct can range from a reprimand to a penalty as severe as suspension for a designated length of time or even indefinite suspension. Academic deans have the authority to impose the full range of penalties. Divisional academic misconduct monitors may impose penalties only after receiving a voluntary written confession. Misconduct monitors are authorized to impose penalties up to but not including suspension, and may impose penalties of suspension or indefinite suspension if authority to do so has been delegated by the academic dean. Any person who admits to or is found guilty of an academic offense for which a penalty less than an indefinite suspension is imposed will receive a penalty of indefinite suspension if he or she admits to or is found guilty of a second offense of academic misconduct.
All students in attendance at The University of Alabama are expected to be honorable and to observe standards of conduct appropriate to a community of scholars. The University of Alabama expects from its students a higher standard of conduct than the minimum required to avoid discipline. Each student is expected to read the Academic Honor Pledge. The pledge reads as follows:


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Obama picks Lew for Treasury as fiscal issues loom
WASHINGTON For 30 years, Jack Lew has had a hand in some of the biggest economic deals negotiated in Washington. What awaits him if he's confirmed as treasury secretary could far exceed any challenge of the past - a triple-decked potential crisis that will test his experience the moment he opens his office door on the third floor of the Treasury Building
Lew, nominated for the job Thursday by President Barack Obama, has honed his skills in the trenches of fiscal policy, helping forge major deals encompassing Social Security and budgets for the likes of former Speaker Tip O'Neill and President Bill Clinton.
Obama highlighted that experience in announcing Lew's selection, an unmistakable nod to the fast-approaching deadlines to raise the government borrowing limit, avert deep and immediate spending cuts and extend government operations.
"I trust his judgment," Obama said. "I value his friendship. I know very few people with greater integrity."
Flanked by Lew and outgoing Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in the White House's ornate East Room, Obama in effect underscored the nation's changing economic landscape. In Geithner, Obama had a longtime international finance specialist with the Treasury and the Federal Reserve who took office in 2009 at the height of the nation's banking crisis. In Lew, currently the White House chief of staff, he has a premier budget expert and close ally as the government plunges into its next struggle over debts and deficits.
Of the three looming events that would confront him if confirmed none has the potential for more economic damage than the debt ceiling. Failure to increase it from its current $16.4 trillion would force the government to default on its debts, an unprecedented event. Republicans have demanded spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. Obama has vowed not to negotiate over the nation's ability to pay its obligations.
It's the kind of standoff that doesn't simply require budget knowledge, but also negotiating skill. Obama praised Lew for exemplifying both.
"Over the years, he's built a reputation as a master of policy who can work with members of both parties and forge principled compromises," Obama said.
But House Republican officials who negotiated with Obama's team over a debt ceiling deal in the summer of 2011 described Lew as unyielding, saying he displayed a greater desire to persuade than to negotiate and to use what they considered budget gimmicks to show cuts in spending.
According to notes kept by a Republican official during a White House meeting on July 13, 2011, Lew justified his accounting math as longtime Washington practice. "We're not doing that anymore," House Speaker John Boehner replied.
Reaction to Lew's appointment fell along predictable partisan lines.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., called his selection an "outstanding choice" and praised Lew as a "selfless public servant." The Democratic chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, Tim Johnson of South Dakota, called him "a well-respected, longtime public servant with impressive expertise on budgetary and fiscal issues."
And while Obama credited Lew's time as budget director under President Clinton when the nation's budget was in surplus, Republicans pointedly noted that he has been Obama's budget director and chief of staff during a time of $1 trillion deficits.
"The American people deserve to know not only that this nominee is qualified for the job, but also what policies the White House supports to get federal spending under control," said Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, the top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee.
One liberal senator, Independent Bernie Sanders of Vermont, announced he would not vote for Lew, even though he predicted he would be confirmed. He criticized Lew's role in budget negotiations where the White House agreed to consider changes in Social Security cost-of-living increases and reductions in Medicare spending.


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Our family starts off with a big Memorial Day get together, then comes Flag Day, and our American theme is up through July the 4th. I love this table cloth because it endures from May until July, and I have 7 grandchildren! I love the bright stars on the white field, and plan to purchase another for next year.
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Excited about having this product to display during our 4th of July celebration and Family Reunion on July 7th. A must have, love it!!!
A MUST HAVE for the upcoming July 4th celebration. With lots of company coming the first 2 weeks of July, a wonderful item!!!
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I decorate my house for all 4 seasons. My summer is totally PATRIOTIC. It starts in May, for Memorial Day and lasts through September 12th(to include Patriots Day, 9/11). This tablecloth is bright and eye catching and really enhances my theme.
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unique very patriotic tablecloth. Can't wait to use them for our party. Bright cheerful very attractive. Hope they wash and wear well to use them again and again
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This is just the right size for our table. It is diffcult to find vinyl tablecloths to fit our table when it has all the extra leaves added to it. It lets us celebrate a holiday and looks good on the table.
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I've always gotten the 60X120 and this time they sent me 60X90. I use them on 8' tables at the VFW POST and they are short for these tables. [...]
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These are really neat looking and were perfect for my patio tables!! They clean easily, and store easily (I kept the pkgs they came in ). Very festive and fitting for any patriotic holiday!
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Pixies reformation album, Indie Cindy, a minor miracle after two decades
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Kanye strips down, wallows in narcissism
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Bernard Zuel It's easy to be cynical about the attention given to the first album in ten years, from one of the great figures of the 1970s and early 80s, David Bowie.
Kraftwerk's flawless formula for future hits
Bernard Zuel Under the robotic exterior beats human hearts, a subtle sense of humour and a genuis for memorable music.
Bernard Zuel Without Kraftwerk and the early '70s German music scene, there probably would have been electronica, but not as we know it.
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Everyone loves a parade. The people of Humboldt were able to enjoy one of the best to snake down its streets on July 4. Not only did the parade celebrate the birth of the nation, it also commemorated the 150 years of Humboldt's history.
Riding in the lead car and waving at their many friends that lined the parade route were Grand Marshals Daniel and Jean Holste. The Holstes were dressed in attire appropriate to the early years in Humboldt.
In mid-June, Susan Rutz informed the Holstes that they had been chosen to head this important parade.
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Ten years ago, the members of Wintersleep began working on songs in a small apartment in Halifax, NS. This is the second most notable thing about this particularly drab apartment complex next to the fact that, due to an oversight by the architect, if the pool on the roof was ever filled – the building would tip over. The songs they created were strange, full of rural ghosts and forgotten landscapes.


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A film fan from South Carolina has been arrested and jailed for failing to return a copy of Jennifer Lopez and Jane Fonda's movie "Monster-in-Law" to her local video store.
Kayla Finley, 27, was taken into custody last week for failure to return a video rental to Dalton Video.
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She was jailed for the night and released on Friday morning after paying bail.
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|Turn in clunker and get a new car with rebate program
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Cash for clunkers. A phrase used and heard by many the past few weeks. A program through the government, cash for clunkers is another attempt to help stimulate the economy as well as helping people purchase new environmental friendly vehicles.
Also known as CARS or Car Allowance Rebate System, the program offers owners of old cars and trucks $3,500 or $4,500 toward a new, more fuel-efficient vehicle, in exchange for scrapping their old vehicle. Congress approved the plan to boost auto sales and remove some inefficient cars and trucks from the roads.
Linda Statz of Holyoke said good-bye to an old friend last week. "Old Blue," her 1986 Dodge van, was put to rest and traded in for a brand new Dodge Journey through the program.
Statz first heard about the program while watching television with her husband Ralph on Friday, July 24. They saw a news program talking about it and thought, "why not?"
Statz went to Wolf Auto Sales where she said they hadn't even heard of the program so a little research needed to be done.
Anything but a red car. That's what Statz wanted. Old Blue got around 13 mpg and the new blue Journey dubbed "New Surfer Blue" gets around 25 mpg.
After 25 years with her beloved blue and silver Old Blue, it was time to say good-bye. Statz said she cried.
Either 140,000 or 240,000 miles, Statz didn't know for sure. The number of miles on Old Blue was unknown. The odometer rolled over multiple times, she said.
She wrote up a small story about her Old Blue.
"For nearly 25 years Statz had driven her Dodge blue and silver van to work, driving one mile each morning and night. Short drives like that are very hard on a vehicle so even though she had a van 10 years newer sitting in the garage, she continued to drive Old Blue which had faded to silver gray with a rusty red top.
"Since she doesn't care for the color red, she taped drop cloths to the rain gutter and sprayed the top with aluminum rust paint and continued her love affair with Old Blue.
"Even though it sat outside in the weather all year long, the van served her well, always starting on the first try, even on the coldest of days. Of course parts wore out and were replaced with new and then with used from the salvage yards. The electric windows saw replacement of five motors and when they failed again, she was unable to find another. The exhaust system tooted the 'Lifetime Walker Muffler Guarantee' which she used 14 times.
"Old Blue served as a camper when Statz took her kids on vacations to California, Texas and Missouri to visit relatives. It pulled the boat to local lakes on summer weekends, hauled groups of people to meetings and served as a hotel room one week for a treasurers' conference.
"In honor of Old Blue, Statz had planned a birthday party in September but when the chance to upgrade came, her coworkers helped her celebrate its life by wearing blue, decorating the van with crepe paper streamers and balloons and gathered for a group picture.
"After Statz spent a day cleaning out a collection of junk and "important" stuff, the local dealer drove Old Blue to Sterling where they were required to pour liquid glass into the crankcase to seize the engine and leave it at the salvage yard to be scrapped.
"Good-bye, Old Blue, a faithful friend."
Statz said she didn't uncover any treasures while cleaning out the van, but she did find a wedding photo of her brother from 1962. She has no clue how it got in there.
She now drives her other van and has since parked New Surfer Blue in the garage.
On Friday, July 31 the U.S. House of Representatives voted to pour $2 billion into the program on top of the initial $1 billion set aside. The program became so popular, more money was needed after just the first week to keep it alive. As of Aug. 4, the Senate had yet to act but the White House said weekend deals would count no matter what.
In an article from the Associated Press, a photo showing an old car with the back window broken out sitting nose down in a large commercial trash can advertises the cash for clunkers rebate program.


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"While they're running for the roses, I'm looking for a home..."If you have ever experienced the chills and thrills of watching "your horse" head up the homestretch straining to reach the wire first then you know how these magnificent racing horses lay it all down for our enjoyment. But, when the cheers fade away, will the horses you love have a home to go home to? Or will they end up in a pen waiting for a knock in the head? Will they have a "life after racing?"
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Iron Sphere in a 13.56 MHz Magnetic Field
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An iron sphere is exposed to a spatially uniform, sinusoidally time-varying, background magnetic field. The frequency of the field is so high that the skin depth in the sphere is much smaller than the radius. At such high frequencies it is possible to model only the fields and induced currents on the surface of the sphere, thus avoiding the need for solving for the fields within the volume of the sphere, resulting in significantly reduced model size.


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2008 Goodguys Trendsetter Award Winner - Trendsetter!Written by on January 1, 2009
J. F. Launier of JF Kustoms in Osyoos, British Columbia, was presented with the 2008 Goodguys Trendsetter award, Wednesday evening, November 5th in Las Vegas. Launier accepted the award during the Hot Rod Industry Alliance awards reception at the SEMA show.
The Goodguys Trendsetter Award is presented annually at SEMA to rising young talents in the realm of rod & custom car building.
Launier, 33, got started early in the custom car scene. He completed his first build, a `51 Mercury Pickup, when he was just 16 years old. His career accelerated during the new millennium with groundbreaking custom builds and six appearances on the hit show "Overhaulin'." Launier's breakout custom came in 2006 when he debuted a `51 Kaiser two-door named "Kontageous", which won the coveted Chip Foose Design Excellence Award at the 2006 Grand National Roadster show as well as a finalist bid for the 2006 Goodguys Custom Rod of the Year. Launier and his JF Kustoms crew upped the ante considerably for the 2008 event season, rolling out a jaw dropping `55 Chrysler Phantom Station Wagon dubbed "R'Evolution." What started as a '55 Chrysler two door coupe was joined with the roof from a four-door wagon. Launier and his team built the custom wagon based on what could have been Chrysler's sport wagon of the 1950s had they built one. After an immense 14-month, 20-hour per day build, The pearl yellow wagon was received with overwhelming applause from the rod & custom industry being chosen as the Goodguys West Coast Custom of the Year as well as being named a "Great 8" Finalist for the prestigious Ridler award at the Detroit Autorama. JK Kustoms' next project, a '63 Buick Riviera is already taking shape up in British Columbia.
To find out more about JF Kustoms and to see their latest projects visit their website at www.desertspeedshop.com
Past recipients of the Goodguys Trendsetter Award include; Chip Foose, Troy Trepanier, Alan Johnson, Eric Peratt, Tim Strange, Dave Lane, Zane Cullen, Dean Livermore, Jesse Greening and Troy Ladd.


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Seeing was good, but not excellent. 385X was never sharp, 325X was sharp perhaps 10% of the time, and 235X was sharp perhaps 75%. I'm a fan of image scale, and so used 325X for the bulk of the work with 235X also used.
Tethys, which appears just off the rings, was quite difficult, even though it is intrinsically brighter than Dione (a bit farther off on the same side), which was easy. Rhea appears on the other side of Saturn. Mimas was between Tethys and Dione, but was not seen on this occasion.
I'm not a huge fan of colored filters, but I did try out a red (25A), which was too dark, and a yellow (K2), which increased the contrast of the banding a miniscule amount but made Tethys much easier to pick out.
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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Al Jefferson compiled 20 points and 10
rebounds and the Utah Jazz overcame a 13-point second-half deficit to post a
90-87 win over the Detroit Pistons at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Jefferson racked up 10 of his points on 5-of-6 shooting during a third quarter
in which the Jazz outscored Detroit by a 25-11 count to move ahead after
trailing 50-39 at halftime.
Randy Foye added 17 points -- 11 of which came after halftime -- and Paul
Millsap also had 17 along with seven rebounds for Utah, which improved to 5-2
thus far in January.
Brandon Knight led the Pistons with 16 points and Will Bynum made all six of
his field goal attempts in a 13-point display in a losing cause. Detroit,
which had won five of its last six coming in, also received 12 points and 11
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Alpine harnesses are the ninjas of the alpine world. They are ultra-light and compact and can remain hidden in the tiniest corner of a pack until the assault begins. Black Diamond's new Couloir Harness exemplifies what you want and need in an alpine harness. It weighs just 8 ounces and is as spare as a Zen garden. The snap-on, snap-off quick-release plastic fasteners on the leg loops make donning the harness simple even when you are wearing gloves and crampons. The legs adjust to fit anyone from a ballerina to a sumo wrestler. Like most alpine harnesses, the Couloir waist belt has scant padding and the leg straps are basic webbing, keeping the weight down and relying on winter clothing for cushion, if in fact it is ever needed. Two gear loops keep mountain necessities like screws and flukes at hand.
Ironically, the Couloir's closest competition might well be Black Diamond's own and highly popular Alpine Bod. I've worn both, and while fond of the Bod, now prefer the Couloir, which weighs 7 ounces less, is just as easy to get off and on, and has a very handy belay loop.
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One dead, six injured after shots fired at house party
Published: Sunday, February 16, 2014 at 10:49 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, February 16, 2014 at 10:49 p.m.
PINE HILLS, Fla. — Authorities say one person is dead and at least six others are injured after shots were fired at a house party in central Florida.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office says the shooting happened just before 6 a.m. in Pine Hills.
Investigators say at least six people were taken to hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. According to the sheriff's office, 30 people had been at the party before the shootings.
The victim was identified as Okeem Jarvis.
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ISU Second After Round One At Hurricane Invite
CORAL GABLES, Fla.- The No. 21 Iowa State women's golf team shot a 285 in round one of the Hurricane Invitational this afternoon, tying for the seventh-best 18-hole team score in school history. The Cyclones are currently in second place in the 18-team field just one stroke behind first-round leader Miami (284).
Senior Sasikarn On-iam paced the Cyclones in round one this morning, firing a 2-under 69, which was punctuated with back-to-back birdies on the final two holes. On-iam is currently tied for second in the medalist race, one shot behind Miami's Daniela Darquea at 68.
On-iam's 69 was the seventh sub-70 round recorded by a Cyclone this season.
Senior Prima Thammaraks continued her consistent play this spring with an even-par 71 today. Thammaraks is currently tied for eighth in the medalist race. Thammaraks has only shot over par in two of her last seven competitive rounds.
All-Big 12 performer Cajsa Persson fired a 72 to sit in a tie for 15th, while Chonlada Chaynun and Carmen Vidau are tied for 24th after firing a pair of 73s.
The women will tee it up again tomorrow morning for the second round and will wrap up competition at the Hurricane Invitational on Wednesday.
Team Scores
1. Miami 284
2. Iowa State 285
3. Campbell 289
Kennesaw State 289
5. East Carolina 290
Northwestern 290
7. Mercer 291
8. South Florida 299
9. Middle Tennessee 301
10. Iowa 302
Texas State 302
12. Maryland 303
Michigan 303
14. Daytona State 304
Texas Tech 304
16. Longwood 306
17. Miami (B) 309
18. James Madison 312
Iowa State Scores
T2. Sasikarn On-iam 69
T8. Prima Thammaraks 71
T15. Cajsa Persson 72
T24. Carmen Vidau 73
T24. Chonlada Chayanun 73
96. Primrawee Huang 90
Individual Scores
1. Daniela Darquea, Miami 68
2. Sasikarn On-iam, Iowa State 69
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The mansion is decorated for Christmas and the Beeville Art Association would like to invite everyone out to see the mansion in all its Christmas splendor. For tour information call 362-5823 or 800-248-3859. Like the mansion on Facebook to keep up with tour information and upcoming events www.facebook.com/pages/Berclair-Mansion.
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Durango Silver Company specializes in Beaded Bracelets, we use authentic gemstones to make our special pieces such as this Beaded Bracelet in the photo to the left. If you would like to see more information and additional photos of this Beaded Bracelet, follow this link.
We have had our Jewelry Gallery here in Durango, Colorado USA since 1976 and have been collecting gemstone beads since that time. Turquoise Beads have changed, however, the Turquoise Beads used to come from the Santo Domingo Indians and they were substantially more expensive. We still use old Santo Domingo Beads in our Beaded Bracelets.
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Durango Silver Company specializes in authentic Turquoise Beaded Bracelets such as this Beaded Bracelet to the right. Nattarika Hartman hand beaded this amazing five strand blue Kingman Turquoise Beaded Bracelet and she always uses 925 Sterling Silver findings to complete her Beaded Jewelry.
Nattarika selects her gemstone beads from our 40 year collection of authentic and natural gemstone beads. Naturally, Turquoise is her favorite and we have a large stock of rare Turquoise Beads that we have collected throughout the years of being in the Southwestern Silver Jewelry Business, however, we have a vast amount of the gemstone beads that she uses to make her one of a kind Beaded Jewelry.
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Durango Silver Company produces a wide variety of Beaded Bracelets. This Beaded Bracelet to the left has a Australian Bolder Opal center stones and is beaded with awesome filigree Silver Beads from Bali. We always have many different and unusual Beaded Bracelets with many different types of gemstones and many with Silver Beads as well.
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Custom Mini Trucks - LIL' OnesWritten by on July 1, 2008 Yes, It's Not The End?
"It's all about what I would drive in the real world." Paul Longcrier of Olympia, Washington, told us the Aqua '53 Ford was the first scale model he'd built after a 40-year hiatus. Once he had the '53 completed, Paul moved onto his favorite series of Ford: the '48-52 F-1. In closing, Paul mentioned he was a big fan of the "Trucks In Miniature" column that used to run in Custom Classic Trucks.
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Tech Gallery: David Millar's new Felt TT bike
- By Andrew Hood
- Published May. 6, 2010
- Updated Dec. 7, 2010 at 3:04 PM EDT
We haven't received the full details from Felt or Garmin-Transitions, but David Millar is set to ride a new bike from Felt in the Giro d'Italia prologue on Saturday.
VeloNews' Andrew Hood snapped some photos of Millar's bike between press conferences in advance of the start. And there's no mistaking a few modifications from the Felt DA that the team typically takes to TTs.
The new bike sports a revised downtube, seat tube, and rear triangle. The down tube looks deeper in cross section. It lacks the leading edge "bump" on the DA, which is made to smooth airflow off the front wheel. But all the same, the front wheel runs much closer to the down tube than it does on the DA bikes.
On the seat tube, just above the down tube/seat tube junction above the bottom bracket, there's a slot for an aerodynamic water bottle. The seat tube itself looks deeper than that on the DA, and lacks the airfoil fill-in between the seat stay and seat tube junction.
On the rear triangle, both the seat stays and chain stays are much more deeply bladed in profile. The rear dropouts are still horizontal, rear entry as they are on the current DA TT bikes.
We're digging for more information, but until then, enjoy the photos and see if you can spot more design elements on Millar's new machine.
Horizontal dropouts
Horizontal dropouts persist on Felt's new TT bike. Note the internal Shimano Di2 shifter wire routing and deeply bladed chain stay.
The cockpit
David Millar, like several of his Garmin-Transistions teammates, has readily adopted Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 shifting. On time trial bikes, the system permits shifter buttons at both the brake levers and aero extensions, for both quick shifting while sprinting out of turns and powering the straights.
Battery mount
The new bike from Felt sports a flat mounting bracket on the rear of the seat post for a Di2 battery. It's a clever integration of the battery in a very aerodynamic position.
Seat tube
The revised seat tube on Felt's new bike doesn't have the deep "web" of carbon fiber seen on the DA joining the seat tube and seat stays. Instead, it's got a deeper aero cross section on the seat tube itself, with a cut out for the rear wheel and a slight forward bend in the tube just above the front derailleur mount.
The drivetrain
Shimano's Dura Ace Di2 drivetrain has proven reliable. It looks like Millar is sporting new, carbon Dura Ace pedals.
The head tube
Note the subtle downward curve of the down tube just behind the head tube, and also the shorter head tube. The lower head tube permits the stem and forward "hinged" fork to mount in line with the top tube.
The stem and bars
With the very low stem position on Felt's new bike, Millar appears to be running a sizable tower of spacers under the elbow pads of his aero extensions.
The new bike requires a closer look
From a distance, Millar's new time trial rig doesn't jump out as significantly different from Felt's current DA TT bikes. But a closer look at the down tube, seat tube, and rear triangle begins to reveal subtle revisions.
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