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Campaign 2012 | Rick Perry burst into the presidential campaign with an impressive conservative record and a lot of campaign money, but the media-shy and debate-weary Texas governor has fallen behind quickly. Will he find a way to stage a comeback?
"Lone shooting star" Continued...
The biggest debate of Rick Perry's life began with a question to Herman Cain.
Who knows what Perry, the longest-serving governor in Texas history, thought Oct. 11 as Cain answered moderator Charlie Rose's question, "What would you do specifically to end the paralysis in Washington?" That is a question that Perry, who got just two questions in the debate's first half hour, wished he had.
"The states are proof that the best leadership is closest to the people not holed up in Washington, D.C., issuing these one-size-fits-all mandates," Perry might have said as he did at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference earlier this year. He promised a South Carolina crowd in August when he first announced his run for the presidency that "I'll work every day to make Washington, D.C., as inconsequential in your life as I can."
That Charleston speech, however, is two months and several mediocre debate performances ago. Then many considered Perry the conservatives' white knight, vaulting to frontrunner status in a race lacking a slam-dunk candidate.
But doubters emerged as Perry struggled in his first three debates. He bungled verbal attacks on his opponents ("was it-was before he was before the social programs, from the standpoint he was for standing up for ..." he aimed at Mitt Romney); failed to parry the pummeling opponents gave him (mostly centered on his 2007 executive order mandating that young Texas girls receive vaccinations for a sexually transmitted disease); and even managed to get booed by a conservative crowd in Florida (after suggesting those against his controversial immigration policies were heartless).
Brit Hume of Fox News said Perry "really did throw up all over himself." Even his supporters said he looked inarticulate and unprepared. He fell 10 percentage points in the polls, losing his frontrunner status and giving Cain center stage.
The placid Oct. 11 debate in New Hampshire didn't provide Perry with a much-needed signature moment-something to reassure conservative voters that he has the verbal chops to go against President Obama next fall. Afterwards, Perry visited a Dartmouth College fraternity and admitted to the students, "Debates are not my strong suit."
An Oct. 18 debate in Nevada did only a little to change that: Not waiting for a question, Perry called himself "an authentic conservative, not a conservative of convenience" and took the first of many swipes at Romney, suggesting he won't quit the national stage without a fight. Perry hasn't lived up to the high expectations that greeted his entry into the race, but it would be foolish to count him out.
He has never lost an election, dating back to an elementary school contest for carnival king. He may have been dubbed the accidental governor when he assumed the state's top spot after George W. Bush became president in 2000, but Perry has since won three reelection bids, part of 10 straight contested election victories. In 2002, Democrats spent $50 million trying to beat Perry in his first gubernatorial election. He won by 18 percentage points.
He has gone from frontrunner to underdog in two short months. But there may be a comeback within Perry.
His simple roots seem better fitted for the role of longshot: The son of tenant farmers from a dry, dusty west Texas community called Paint Creek, Perry grew up 16 miles from the nearest post office. He lived off a gravel road. Surrounded by miles of pasture, Perry had few playmates besides a dog and a Shetland pony. A school with just 110 students from grades 1 through 12, a Methodist church, and Boy Scouts dominated his life. His mom hand-sewed his clothes until Perry went off to college.
"I didn't know that we weren't wealthy in a material sense," Perry, 61, said during a recent speech at Liberty University. "I knew that we were rich in a lot of things that really mattered in a spiritual way."
At Texas A&M University, Perry honed his political skills as an elected yell leader for sporting events. He also earned a reputation as a prankster: putting live chickens inside one student's dorm room over Christmas break and hiding firecrackers with waterproof detonators inside toilets.
Perry wanted to be a veterinarian, but "four semesters of organic chemistry made a pilot out of me." After graduating in 1972, Perry spent more than four years flying C-130 cargo aircraft for the Air Force. His missions to Europe and the Middle East allowed him to see the world beyond Texas.
Perry met his wife, Anita, at a piano recital when he was 8 years old. Today, he calls her a Proverbs 31 wife. They married in 1982.
Two years later, voters elected Perry to the statehouse as a conservative Democrat. He campaigned around his district by flying a 1952 Super Cub propeller plane. Perry, then nicknamed a pit bull for favoring bare-bones state budgets, became a Republican in 1990. He soon narrowly upset an incumbent Democrat to become the state's commissioner of agriculture.
Getting back on track for Perry likely means focusing on his state's economic record: Texas, a state with less than 10 percent of the nation's population, created nearly 40 percent of all new American jobs since 2009. The roots of this Texas miracle are hotly debated. But Perry attributes it to his four governing tenets that he often repeats on the campaign trail: Don't spend all the money, keep taxes low, make government regulations fair and predictable, and eliminate frivolous lawsuits. "You can't spread success," Perry said, "by punishing it."
Others seem to agree: For seven years in a row Texas has been named the top state for job growth and business development in a survey of CEOs by Chief Executive magazine. The state has netted more than 1 million new jobs in Perry's decade as governor: more than those in all other states combined. In 2006, he signed the largest property tax cut in the state's history. He followed up a major tort reform law in 2003 with a "loser pays" law passed this year to curtail lawsuits. As Washington lawmakers talk about fiscal restraint, Perry acts, signing a budget in May that cut $15 billion in state spending during the next two years.
But to reemerge, Perry also will have to confront several controversies of his own creation. Most Texas conservatives remain puzzled by his circumvention of the Texas legislature during his push to mandate that all sixth-grade girls get a vaccine against HPV, a sexually transmitted disease known to cause cervical cancer. The legislature passed a veto-proof bill to overturn the order, and Perry later admitted he erred in his approach. A former Perry chief of staff had become a lobbyist for the drug company Merck, which made the vaccine.
"Sometimes he listens to voices and doesn't listen to enough of them in opposition before making a decision," said Cathie Adams, a former Texas GOP chairwoman. "People he has trusted may have had more influence than they ought to have."
Perry's endorsement of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani during the 2008 Republican presidential primary, and Perry's comment that it was fine for New York to legalize same-sex marriage because it is a states' rights issue also worry social conservatives.
But it is on immigration policy that Perry has the most ground to make up with conservatives: He diverged from his party when he released a statement in opposition to the tough new immigration law in Arizona. The 2008 GOP platform specifically condemned immigration laws like the one signed by Perry in 2001 giving in-state tuition rates and financial aid to children of illegal immigrants. This is what got the boo birds out during September's Florida debate.
"He is a little bull-headed," said Kelly Shackelford, president of Texas-based Liberty Institute. "But he has the most conservative record of what has actually passed than I think anybody we've had running at this level in many, many decades."
One area where this is undeniable is abortion. As lieutenant governor in 1999, Perry helped shepherd Texas' parental notification act. Abortions performed on Texas minors have dropped 32 percent since this law and a 2005 update have been in effect. Perry also signed a prenatal protection act in 2003 that expands the definition of human life to protect unborn children from violent crimes. He has signed laws prohibiting abortions in the third trimester, requiring abortionists to present women informational brochures about abortion and other alternatives, and requires doctors to show a woman considering an abortion an ultrasound of her unborn child 24 hours before the procedure.
"He is the most successful pro-life governor we have ever had," said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life. Perry has supported budgets that devote millions of dollars to pro-life agencies such as crisis pregnancy centers. Meanwhile, he signed a budget this year revoking more than $60 million in taxpayer funding from Planned Parenthood, resulting in the planned closures of seven Texas abortion offices.
"For some candidates, pro-life is an election-year slogan to follow the prevailing political winds," said Perry at a recent speech in Washington, D.C. "To me it's about the absolute principle that every human being is entitled to life. All human life ... is made in the image of our Creator."
The roots of Perry's pro-life fervor are clear: "He doesn't just talk Christianity, he sincerely loves his Lord," said Rick Scarborough, a former Baptist pastor from Texas who now heads Vision America.
Perry is up front when it comes to his faith. In speeches since becoming governor, he has referenced Galatians, Romans, Timothy, Luke, Joel, Isaiah, and Ephesians. He has discussed the lives of Moses, David, and Paul. He has prayed with students in a public middle school and signed pro-family legislation on the campus of a Christian school. He often opens up business luncheons with prayer and regularly speaks from the pulpits of churches. He once compared holding office to a ministry: "I've just always been really stunned by how big a pulpit I was going to have," he told a group of Texas business leaders in May.
A long-standing member of Austin's Tarrytown United Methodist Church, Perry now regularly attends the contemporary evangelical Lake Hills Church. Led to the Lord at a Methodist summer camp at age 12, Perry recently told Liberty University students that soon after leaving the Air Force at age 27, he was "lost spiritually and emotionally, and I didn't know how to fix it." He would spend his nights pondering his purpose in life. "What I learned as I wrestled with God is that I didn't have to have all the answers, that they would be revealed to me in due time and that I needed to trust Him."
His outspokenness bothers some Americans: In early August, just before announcing his candidacy, Perry officially declared Aug. 6 a day of prayer and fasting and hosted a prayer service in Houston's Reliant Stadium. A national group of atheists unsuccessfully tried to stop Perry from appearing at the rally. "He's a wise, wise God, and He's wise enough to not be affiliated with any political party," Perry said before more than 30,000 who cried, sang, and shouted "Amen." "His agenda is not a political agenda, His agenda is a salvation agenda."
In his race for the GOP nomination, Perry has one of the most important elements to fuel any comeback: His campaign reported raising $17 million last quarter. That's more than any other candidate despite having less time than his rivals to raise funds this quarter. The cash ensures that, dismal debates or not, Perry won't have to leave the race anytime soon.
His long-term strategy to recover will include more paid media advertisements so that Perry's team can control the message: "Even the richest man can't buy back his past," says a new Perry video clearly aimed at Romney. A politician oftened call lucky by detractors, Perry caught another break when New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie decided not to run.
But money and luck won't help in the face of a puzzling media strategy: Perry did not cooperate with WORLD for this story despite numerous emails and phone calls. That continues a trend that began with the Perry campaign's refusal to do any editorial board meetings or debates during last year's governor's race, infuriating newsrooms across the state.
Since entering the presidential race, Perry has done only a handful of interviews and often ignores reporters following him on the campaign trail. A Washington Post reporter in a Sept. 21 story wrote, "We contacted Perry's spokesman for an explanation but as usual he did not respond."
"America is looking for a president who will look them right in the eye and tell them the truth," Perry said at an early October event in Iowa after his initial debate missteps. "They are interested not in what some pundit says or the joke of the day."
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Oh Yoda didn't want to go at all. I have a scratch to prove it!
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posted at 2/5/2013 8:59 AM EST
Gracie likes going to the vet but she sure wouldnt want to be told she has to eat less!
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:03 AM EST
Right, that's Cheerio too. From certain angles she looks like a raccoon! (slight exaggeration)
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:05 AM EST
We didn't think Yoda looked overweight at all. In November he was 15 pounds 14 ounces.
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:12 AM EST
Wow. Cheerio at her last weigh in was just under 13 (I'm not going to tell you how long ago that was, don't want the pet police after me!) Yoda must be a big cat, structure wise. In his pics he never looked over weight.
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:25 AM EST
Yes he is super long and pretty tall, I couldn't believe it when they scale said that. The Vet did tell me his bread, Russian Blue are big cats. How are Desmond and Norma?
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:38 AM EST
Don't hear much about them. Guess they have settled into the household routine, and their antics quieted down. I'm posting with G.T. as we speak - I'll ask him -
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posted at 2/5/2013 9:54 AM EST
I think Gracie tips the scales at a little too hefty 80 lbs.
I just inspected her ears (clean and healthy) and clipped her nails. Now, to throw all her stuff in the wash while I do the same to her at the dogwash. I'm going to look for something we haven't tried yet (going to be a challenge) at the shop, too, to protect her pads from the road salt.
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posted at 2/5/2013 10:00 AM EST
On my way out. Nothing from G.T., he must be "working"! lol I'll check when I get back later - being after Y&R, probably.
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posted at 2/5/2013 11:19 AM EST
This post probably should be back a few pages, but here is my two cents - I lurked for a long time on the Chat before joining in, and always felt that it was, as someone described, like a bunch of longtime friends sitting over tea. That was still the case when I started speaking up, and, and even now when I drag my cup to the table, I still feel like I fall right into place. Each poster has her own personality, and I don't think anyone should change what or how they post. OK -- off my soapbox.
Happy February!
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posted at 2/5/2013 11:25 AM EST
Good morning,
I don't know, how much our son's male cat weighs, but he is huge. Not overweight looking, just big. And I have seen, they don't overfeed him. The female is much smaller and they give them the same amount of food. Both gorgeous kitties.
I can see, why a dictionary is needed, when you play board scrabble. I don't feel it is cheating, if you look up the word, after it is on the board. I play with DS on our iPads; here the game will not accept the word, if it is not a word. But on the board, one must make sure it is indeed a word. DS throw some strange words at me. Words I have never seen or heard. So I look them up and learn something in the process.
Winter, I hope Yoda will be ok and you will get a good report from the vet today. I believe you said, you found blood in the tub. Does Yoda go in your bath tub? My DIL had that problem with their male cat. Then she started to spray orange oil in the tub, and he stopped. She also put citrus peels on top of the soil on her indoor plants. The cats don't like the scent and leave the plants alone.
I am off to the office as soon as I get up from here. Happy shopping tt and Kar. Hope you find some "goodies". Chat later.
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posted at 2/5/2013 12:19 PM EST
Just got back in in time for Y&R and Jason, I hope! Anyway, here is a reply from G.T.:
(for those who may not know, Desmond and Norma are - cats - !)
No, they are doing great and have a check-up coming soon.
Desmond waits for the mailman and if we are upstairs when he comes, Desmond will grab an envelope as it gets pushed through the mail slot and bring it upstairs. He loves to play fetch.
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posted at 2/5/2013 12:48 PM EST
See... this is why we NEED pictures!!
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posted at 2/5/2013 12:52 PM EST
All the posts are saying at the top that I am choosing to ignore posts from 'membername' so B.C must be working on that....does anyone else see that or am I just 'lucky'?
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and as soon as I posted the ignore messages went away.....
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posted at 2/5/2013 1:08 PM EST
The Vet called, it is in fact this disease, Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). There is no 100% cure, it could come back. Pingo, he never went in the tub before, however, this condition much like a UTI is very painful for him to urinate. The doctor said many cats go to a cold floor tile or a bath tub and this helps him. Once the antibotics start to take effect (48 hours) it should stop. As for the long term, we will probably have to look into special food or food low in magnesium and ash. He currecntly gets Blue Buffalo dry food. Most likely the dry food will need to stop as Yoda needs as much moisture as he can get.
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posted at 2/5/2013 1:31 PM EST
Glad you have a diagosis, Winter. I'm sure the vet will direct you to the food that would be best for his condition to help it from reoccuring.
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posted at 2/5/2013 1:35 PM EST
Hats, I now have "Ignore xxxxx" at the foot of everyone's posts. At last. So glad to have that feature back.
Stopped in the library while I was out, returned Alice Munroe's short stories which I never got to get all the way through - you can't just sit and read through her book, each individual story is so thought provoking. Anyway, saw one that was being returned, "War Brides". Thumbed through it and it mentions the Land Girls in England - remember we talked about that book and the film? Am hoping this will be in some part as good.
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posted at 2/5/2013 1:46 PM EST
@Winter, FUS in cats is similar to bladder stones in dogs, a condition that I have found increased fluids and large amounts of potassium citrate to be helpful with my pet (male dog). A special diet is crucial too.
Of course check with your vet before adding any supplements to their diet.
Also, I encourage you to check out the "Ask a AngellVet" forum, recently someone asked a question about cat nutrition.
I hope this helps.
PS: Add a 1/2 to a cup of water to the dry food and put it in the fridg for 4 hours prior to being served, add a little more water to it when you present it to him.
It forces them to drink the water to get to the food.
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posted at 2/5/2013 2:30 PM EST
Thanks Robin. If I had a cup of water to his half cup of food, it's going to be soup. The Vet is going to give me some food options though, but I'll check out your link.
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posted at 2/5/2013 2:32 PM EST
The food poofs up if you put it in the fridg for a few hours or the night before, not soupy at all.
If they are hungry enough they go along with it.
Pick it up after 10 minutes if they are not interested and offer it again later.
Who is in charge, you or him?
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posted at 2/5/2013 2:35 PM EST
I remember a dog we had had problems and we bought the vet's food which was lower in ash. She lived for years after that. We used to pick it up by the case. Hope you don't get discouraged, I'm sure Yoda has a long life ahead of him. It's just a matter of finding the proper diet for his particular case.
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posted at 2/5/2013 2:39 PM EST
Usually the vet will prescribe a special diet for cats dx with FUS http://www.hillspet.com/products/pd-feline-cd-multicare-feline-bladder-health-dry.html


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Consider the problem of classifying the finite groups of isometries of R^n. --For n=2 it is cyclic and dihedral groups. --For n=3 they are well known, probably from Kepler and are related to ade-classification. --For n=4 we can get them by taking the universal cover of SO(4) which is isomorphic to SU2 x SU2, though I do not know where the classification is available.
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Hello everyone. I could use some advice.
I'm 19 weeks pregnant (which came as a shock to my husband and I -- we'd been through years of infertility and were planning to adopt) and thus far have been seeing my gynecologist for my prenatal care. He's a wonderful doctor and so far has been supportive of my choice to have a VBAC, but as the weeks have gone by and I've been thinking what my hospital experience was like when I had my son (pitocin because I wasn't dilating fast enough, which led to a c-section, my arms strapped down and not seeing my son until he was all cleaned off and bundled up, then dealing with nurses who were totally unsupportive of breastfeeding), I've decided to skip the hospital altogether.
I've hired a homebirth midwife and am super-excited about birthing at home, but the hard part is that I have to tell my doctor. I would like for him to be my backup OB if I should need to be transferred (ugh!), and I will need to keep seeing him for gynecological care after I deliver (because I've had issues with abnormal cervical cells) so I want to make the break without damaging our doctor-patient relationship too much. Any advice on how to go about this would be much appreciated!
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|Holyke Lady Dragons nearing the end of regular VB season
|Written by Darci Tomky
It was a sea of pink in Dragon gym Saturday, Oct. 13 during Holyoke's Pink Out game against Burlington. HHS raised funds and awareness for breast cancer, wearing pink in honor of breast cancer survivors.
Unfortunately, Holyoke was defeated by Burlington in four games. The Dragons lost the first two 13-25 and 17-25. They came back strong in the third, winning 25-22. An intense fourth set left the Cougars on top, with HHS defeated 23-25.
Coach Michelle Vieselmeyer said the girls had a hard time getting going in the first set, lacking energy in the way they played the game. She said they had more attacks in the second set, but it still wasn't enough, especially against a tall middle hitter on the Burlington side.
Game three belonged to the Dragons. Out of 17 kills, Maddie King landed 10 for Holyoke. Erin Vieselmeyer served six consecutive serves, followed up by four from King, which helped the Dragons find the win.
The fourth set was close, but HHS needed a few more attacks to come out on top, said coach Vieselmeyer.
Holyoke finishes up their regular season Thursday in Haxtun and Friday here with Wiggins, and coach Vieselmeyer is looking for two wins to head into districts on a high note.
Maddie King pounds one over the net against Burlington
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Stats reported
King had a great game at the net on Saturday. She finished with 20 kills out of 38 attacks. She also led digs with 22 and serving with 19 including two aces.
Megan Vieselmeyer had one solo block and one block assist.
In ball handling, setter Ashley Humphreys grabbed 46 sets including 10 assists for kills.
Erin Vieselmeyer had 14 serve receive passes for the Dragons.
JV finds a win
Junior varsity girls defeated Burlington Saturday in three sets, 23-25, 25-22 and 15-6.
Upcoming action
A change to the school calendar, the games against Haxtun Thursday, Oct. 18 will be played in Haxtun, starting at 4 p.m. The Lady Dragons host Wiggins Friday, Oct. 19 for parents' night, with games beginning at 3:30 p.m.
District pool play begins Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m. Three pools of three teams each will play at the sites of the top three teams in the district. HHS sits in fourth right now, but that could change after this week's games.
The three winners from Tuesday are guaranteed a spot at regionals and will advance to district pool play Friday, Oct. 26 at 3 p.m. to determine the district champion.
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The DHMH said that other Trader Joe's brand peanut butter products may also be affected, and advises that consumers should, out of caution, consider setting aside and not consuming all Trader Joe's brand peanut butter products while the investigation continues.
DHMH is working with several state health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to investigate a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella Bredeney infection.
Maryland has one reported case, a child under 18 who was not hospitalized and has recovered. Some people affected by the peanut butter in other states have been hospitalized.
The products may also be available in stores and online.
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Law | The Supreme Court takes on Arizona immigration hiring laws, the legality of school choice initiatives, and prisoners' religious liberty rights
"Oyez, oyez, oyez!" The Marshal of the Supreme Court will shout that traditional declaration to begin the session of the high court on Oct. 4 as all the justices file into the courtroom. The high court has agreed to hear about 40 cases to this point, and it will likely take on another 40 for the term that runs from October to May. This year the court has a new member following Justice John Paul Stevens' retirement. Justice Elena Kagan, before she joined the high court, served as U.S. Solicitor General and thus was involved in a number of cases that the court will hear this term. She has recused herself from 21 cases, about half the cases scheduled so far. Here are some of the most important cases before the court:
Snyder v. Phelps
The infamous Westboro Baptist Church (not affiliated with any mainline Baptist denomination) headed by Fred Phelps Sr. and composed of his family, is in the dock over its right to protest at funerals. Phelps and other family members are known for appearing at funerals for fallen soldiers with signs like "Thank God for dead soldiers." The Supreme Court will decide whether that is protected speech and whether funeral protests constitute an invasion of privacy. Albert Snyder, the father of fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, sued Phelps and his church for protesting at his son's funeral with signs like "Matt in hell." The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in April ruled in favor of Phelps, and ordered Snyder to pay Phelps' legal costs, $16,510. The ruling hasn't found popular support. People across the country donated money to Synder. A Facebook group titled "I support Al Snyder and his fight against Westboro Baptist Church" has 362,687 members. Forty-two senators have filed Supreme Court briefs in support of Snyder, as have 48 states, but media organizations including the Associated Press and The New York Times and groups like the American Civil Liberties Union have filed briefs in support of Phelps' case. The court will hear arguments in the case on Oct. 6.
Sossamon v. Texas
In 2006 Texas inmate Harvey Sossamon sued the state and his prison warden for violating his religious freedom because he was not allowed to use the prison chapel. The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 provides protection for inmates to practice their faith, and the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the state had violated that law in preventing Sossamon from using the chapel for Christian worship. But the court also ruled that the state was not responsible to pay Sossamon damages. The high court will decide whether states are liable for damages in such cases. Prison Fellowship, in a brief in support of Sossamon, wrote that allowing prisoners to sue for actual damages "appropriately recognizes the harm of not only contravening a fundamental right to exercise religion but also the harm of cutting inmates off from the resources and relationships they need to transform their lives."
The National Association of Evangelicals, The Christian Legal Society, and other Christian groups have filed briefs in support of the prisoner. The U.S. government also filed a brief in support of Sossamon, which is why Kagan, who used to represent the government, recused herself from this case. The court will hear the arguments on Nov. 2.
Arizona Christian School Tuition v. Winn
Arizona has a school choice program that is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to direct vouchers: the state provides $500 tuition tax credits for individuals ($1,000 for married couples) who contribute to state-approved school tuition nonprofits of their choice. The tuition nonprofits then provide private school scholarships to families. The government is essentially providing matching funds in the form of tax credits for parents paying private school tuition. The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the program violates the Establishment Clause because it funds religious schools, but the program's advocates argue that no religion is promoted because the tax credits are equally available and parents can choose where to spend them, at religious or nonreligious schools. The program has been in place since 1997. Last year 27,582 students benefited from the credit, attending 370 private schools. About 270 of them had some kind of religious affiliation.
The Supreme Court will decide whether the constitution allows such a program, determining the direction of other states like New Jersey considering such an approach. Already Georgia, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Rhode Island, and Florida offer some form of tuition tax credits. Tuition tax credits have more bipartisan support than vouchers. The court will hear arguments for the case on Nov. 3.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting
Much of the debate over the new immigration law in Arizona stems from the question of whether the Arizona law may trump federal law. A case coming before the Supreme Court this term could set the table for whether states can create immigration laws that preempt federal laws. In 2008 Arizona passed a law imposing sanctions on employers who hire illegal immigrants and required that employers check the immigration status of potential hires in a federal database. According to federal law, however, employers can choose whether to check the database. In U.S. Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting, the high court will decide whether Arizona has the right to make a law that goes beyond federal hiring statutes.
Kagan has also recused herself from this case. The court hasn't set a date for arguments.
Bench politics
Spending in campaigns to elect judges at state levels has more than doubled in the last decade, according to a new report, resurrecting a debate over the wisdom of electing judges in the first place. Individuals and groups have poured $207 million into judicial races in the last decade, compared to $83 million in the previous one, according the report by the Brennan Center for Justice, Justice at Stake, and the National Institute on Money in State Politics. More than a dozen states this year are holding elections for positions on state Supreme Courts.
Critics of the current system of electing judges say campaign money biases judges in cases or creates the appearance of bias. The alternatives they propose are nonpartisan commissions that would select judicial nominees based on merits. But supporters of judicial elections say such commissions would be just as political and wouldn't have the public accountability that comes with an election.
Former Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Cliff Taylor supports judicial elections even though he lost his in 2008 after a decade of service on the court. While judicial elections aren't "flawless," he says they are a better alternative to the commission model, which he believes isn't truly based on merit. "It's all very subjective once you get past [law school] grades," he said recently in comments at the Heritage Foundation. For candidates at the state Supreme Court level, resumés are going to generally look the same. "Bums don't apply for these high-level posts," he said, so the debate becomes more about their politics than their qualifications.
But critics and supporters of the current system don't fall along partisan lines. Abolishing judicial elections has become a mission for retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who started her career as a state judge in Arizona before President Reagan nominated her to the high court in 1981. In Arizona, the governor appoints judicial nominees from a bipartisan commission, a model O'Connor supports.
One drawback to judicial elections that Taylor recognizes is that a judge's decisions can be quickly distorted to political ends. For example, a ruling in favor of a criminal defendant, regardless of the nuances of the case, can make the judge look "soft on crime."
Wisconsin, North Carolina, and New Mexico have addressed concerns about judicial independence by publicly financing judicial campaigns. And in June, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in Caperton v. Massey Coal that an elected judge must recuse himself from cases in which large campaign donors are involved.


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I am participating in the ZCB 6.5 BETA Programm that provides support for BES 5.0 and BES Express 5.0. I was able to setup a testenvironment today. Our testsetup is:
Zimbraserver: ZCS 6.0.5 NE on Redhat, x86_64
BES Server: VM with 2GB RAM, 50GB HD, Windows 2003 R2 (I know, its not offically supported) Standard, 32bit
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BES: BES Express 5.0.2
To make a long story short: it works :-)
I could successfully activate my BB on the first try. Mail, Calendar and Contact sync works in both directions. GAL search works. Within the next days we will put some users on the testserver to see how the server performs under some load.
The installation is tricky (not to say a nightmare). Follow the installation guideline closely. For some reason, the BES 5 needs an AD (to authenticate the admin user). But later you can/should switch to the build in "Blackberry Authentication Service" which seems to be kind of local authentication Database.
Very good work Zimbra!


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The University of St. Thomas is accepting nominations for the 2012 Mardi Gras King and Queen.
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I'd still try another receiver if you have one to try.
No joy VOS. I pulled the plug for 15 minutes and everything behaves the same as my original post.
Thanks for the suggestion. I guess I go back on the roof in the AM just to verify I have voltage at the SWM. If I do, then it seems the SWM is bad unless there is some failure mode in the PI that screws up the signal path.
Another thing to look at in the morning is if one of the legacy ports off the SWM8 has a signal. This would be the same as the WB68, but not have too many HD channels, since the KA-low doesn't pass through it, but the KA-Hi does. You would still need to power the SWM8 "I think" since it has to power the LNBs.


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By Mike Collett-White
SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) – The power of men's ice hockey and grace of women's figure skating were the big draws at the Winter Olympics on Wednesday, but athletes from Ukraine, which neighbors host nation Russia, found it hard to focus following bloody protests at home.
Russian fans were roaring on the home ice hockey team against formidable Finland at the futuristic Bolshoy Ice Dome, while the sport's superpowers Canada and the United States both play later in the evening.
At the nearby Iceberg Skating Palace in Sochi, there will be similarly partisan support for 15-year-old figure skater Julia Lipnitskaya, one of the favorites in the singles competition having mesmerized the Games with her performance in the team event.
That contest concludes on Thursday, while on Wednesday there were eight gold medals up for grabs in the Caucasus mountains and in the Olympic Park on the Black Sea coast at the start of the day's sporting action.
SPECIAL SECTION: Sochi Games
They included the men's giant slalom, which Ted Ligety won to claim the first U.S. Alpine skiing gold at the Sochi Games. Thick fog, rain and snow that made skiing so difficult over the last two days had lifted, and conditions were clear.
Far from the sporting arena, Ukraine's Olympic team were struggling to come to terms with deadly clashes at home in which at least 26 people have been killed.
Ukraine's athletes asked for permission to wear black arm bands to honor those killed, but the International Olympic Committee refused.
"Yes it's a distraction, everyone's talking about it – even just now at the start, at the finish, people are saying 'what's happened in your country, what's happened?'" said Dmytro Mytsak, a Ukrainian giant slalom skier from the capital Kiev.
"We're getting support from the Russian spectators and I'm grateful for that," the 18-year-old added.
Former pole vault champion and Ukraine's Olympic chief Sergey Bubka, in Sochi for the Games, called for calm.
"I'm shocked by what is happening in my native country," said Bubka, also an adviser to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich against whom much of the anti-government protesters' ire is directed.
"I am once again urging all parties to stop the violence. There is no 'their' Ukraine, or 'your' Ukraine. It is OUR Ukraine," he wrote in a statement.
IOC President Thomas Bach added: "I would like to offer my condolences to those who have lost loved ones in these tragic events. Our thoughts and sympathy are with the Ukrainian team at what must be a very difficult time.
"The way they have continued to represent their nation with great dignity is a credit to them and their country. Their presence here is a symbol that sport can build bridges and help to bring people from different backgrounds together in peace."
Games host Russia, and its president, Vladimir Putin, are key players in Ukraine's crisis.
Putin spoke with Yanukovich by telephone overnight.
On Wednesday Moscow demanded Ukrainian opposition leaders "stop the bloodshed" in Kiev and said Russia would use all its influence to bring peace to its "friendly brother state".
Demonstrations erupted in November after Yanukovich bowed to pressure from Russia and pulled out of a planned trade pact with the European Union, deciding instead to accept a Kremlin bailout for the heavily indebted economy.
Putin will hope events in Ukraine do not overshadow Russia's first Winter Games, where state-of-the-art venues and thrilling action have pushed criticism during the buildup to the Olympics firmly into the background.
The president attributed the criticism – aimed at a law banning the promotion of homosexuality among minors and at the high costs of staging the event – to a Cold War mentality in the West.
Threatened demonstrations have been few and far between during the February 7-23 Games, although protest group Pussy Riot did crash the Olympic party briefly on Tuesday when they were detained for several hours at a Sochi police station.
Members of the group, who once again grabbed international media attention, were in Sochi to record a musical film called "Putin will teach you to love the motherland".
In a rush of gold in the Caucasus mountains high above Sochi, Ligety claimed the United States' first Alpine skiing title of the Games by beating two Frenchmen to the top of the podium in the giant slalom.
Russia's Vic Wild won the Olympic men's snowboard parallel giant slalom gold medal just minutes after his wife, Alena Zavarzina, had won bronze behind Swiss champion Patrizia Kummer in the women's event.
Norway, anchored by the indomitable Marit Bjoergen, won the women's team sprint classic gold medal, and in the men's event, Finland prevailed.
Norway went top of the overall medals table with eight golds, ahead of Germany.
France, with double Olympic champion Martin Fourcade doubtful because he is suffering from sinusitis, Norway and Russia are among the favorites for the mixed relay in biathlon.
The last event to be decided on Wednesday will be the woman's bobsleigh, while back down in Sochi, Canada and Sweden advanced to the women's curling final.
At the Adler Arena in the Olympic Park, Czech Marina Sablikova will try to hold back the orange Dutch tide by retaining her 5,000 meters speedskating title.
Ireen Wust has already beaten her over 3,000 meters in Sochi and will be seeking yet another Dutch gold in a sport they have dominated at these Games.
(Reporting by Reuters Olympics teams in Sochi and Rosa Khutor; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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|El Buen Sazón recognized for food safety
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
During their March 27 meeting, members of the Northeast Colorado Board of Health helped recognize several food service facilities across northeast Colorado as they were awarded for their commitment to food safety.
The Northeastern Colorado Excellence in Food Safety award was developed this past year as an incentive program aimed at recognizing facilities inspected by the Northeast Colorado Health Department that practice excellent food safety.
El Buen Sazón was the 2012 recipient for Phillips County.
El Buen Sazón's Efrain Bencomo, pictured in center, accepts the Northeastern Colorado Excellence in Food Safety award from Melvin Bustos, NCHD's environmental health coordinator at left, and Carmen Vandenbark, NCHD's environmental health director.
"Preventing foodborne illness is a challenge and takes a commitment from everyone involved," said Carmen Vandenbark, NCHD's director of environmental health. "This award is meant to recognize those that go above and beyond every day to ensure that their establishment is exceptional. We want to show our appreciation to the management and staff of these facilities for their commitment to proper food handling and preparation techniques."
According to Vandenbark, the awards were presented to facilities in three categories: full-service facilities, defined as a facility conducting food preparation, cooling, reheating and hot and cold holding of potentially hazardous foods; limited-service facilities, defined as a facility conducting food preparation, limited cooling, reheating and hot and cold holding of potentially hazardous foods; and nonprofit/public service facilities, defined as a facility that operates as a public school, senior center or other public entity.
The criteria used to select those facilities that were exceptional included things such as maintaining current staff and manager food safety training, having no presumptive foodborne illness or violations involving food temperatures, cross contamination or personal hygienic practices in the past 12 months, demonstrating that cleanliness and effective sanitization are an important practice in their daily operation and showing a willingness to correct violations in a timely manner and cooperate with inspectors.
In addition to Phillips County, other award winners in northeast Colorado included:
—Logan County: Caliche School, public service; Burger King, limited-service; and Sterling Regional Med Center, full-service.
—Morgan County: Brush Nutrition Project, public service; Santiago's, full-service.
—Sedgwick County: Ovid Senior Center.
—Washington County: Woodlin School, public service; Trinity Services I LLC #1, full-service.
—Yuma County: Farm House Market, full-service; Yuma District Hospital, full-service.
For more information about NCHD's food program, contact NCHD at 970-522-3741 or visit www.nchd.org. To learn more about their food service inspections and ratings of facilities, click on the Restaurant Inspections link on the website.
In other news, the board:
—accepted the February financial reports.
—discussed the 2013 Board of Health meeting agenda, which is posted online at www.nchd.org.
—updated the bank signature cards to reflect new board members.
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So do we expect to see a big improvement from Ejim this year, what with his Olympic experience and whatnot?
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I didn't think he got any real "Olympic experience"...wasn't he cut from the team before the games even started?
I think he'll continue to do what he does best, and thats play defense, get rebounds and be a hustle guy. Ejim is never going to be a consistent 15+ points per night guy, but I think he can contribute 8-9ppg and 8 rbg which would be great. He's a consistent double double thats for sure.
Guess I kinda missed out. Didn't he go spend time practicing with team Nigeria? Maybe that doesn't mean anything.
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Guess I kinda missed out. Didn't he go spend time practicing with team Nigeria? Maybe that doesn't mean anything.
It probably doesn't mean much. He'll certainly be incrementally better. Handle and shooting being the biggest holes in his game. Besides having 10 thumbs, of course.
I think his production may increase a little this year. He will average 10 ppg and 8 rpg this year. He will play strictly the PF playing 25 mpg. Even for the 2013-14 season I don't think he will play SF at all. He can't shoot or dribble that well which SF's need to be able to do well. He is probably the most underrated player on the team that no one talks about.
If he's worked on ball handling/passing he could make a major step-up. The kid is strong, just needs refinement in those areas.
I think he will. He's gotten better each year, and he's already a solid, proven player. His stats may not show it this year because he'll do whatever the team needs, but it wouldn't surprise me if he jumps to 15-18 a game next year.
It would have helped his game if he had made the team. Playing SG in the Olympics might have helped round out his game a little more. But assuming hes been working with Fred on shooting, I would imagine he will be improved this year.
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I think he's probably our best player, and I'm expecting at least Third Team All-Conference.
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I think he's probably our best player, and I'm expecting at least Third Team All-Conference.
Ummm.... what? If Ejim is our best player, I'm scared. I'm hoping Clyburn is much better than him, and hopefully Babb and Lucious step up their game too. Just cause he's a 3rd year starter doesn't mean he is great, just means he filled holes the first two seasons.
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Ejim has been just awesome at being consistent and quietly scoring 12-18 points. I think he is what keeps us going honestly.
The improvement I saw in Ejim as last season wore on was more consistent rebounding, both O & D, better D with less fouling, and a more consistent 8-12 ft J. He will likely never be a consistent 3 shooter, but that quick jumper became a weapon on O along with putbacks. The thought of him playing the 3 and trying to put the ball on the floor and guard in space does give me pause though! Having a true point guard should get him some easy layups in space.
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Groom's attire: Men's Wearhouse
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Coordinator, Flowers, Cake & Caterer: The River Mill
Hair: Linda Steinman
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Johnni and I have known each other since the 4th grade. However, I was the one who never really cared to much for boys growing up and I never even wanted to get married. He claims in the 6th grade he asked me to be his girlfriend, but I turned him down. I have no recollection of this!
Many years passed and Facebook was invented. Johnni and I became friends on Facebook a few months after joining and we used to talk every now and then, but nothing romantic. He was so nice to invite me out to his family's restaurant for karaoke, but AGAIN I turned him down.
A few years passed and I moved to Paris to pursue a dream of mine and Johnni and I kept in touch. One day I had written a "status update" about how I was going to go see the latest Harry Potter film with one of the friends. I was so excited because I love Harry Potter! Well, little did I know, Johnni was too! Since I was living in Paris, Harry Potter had come out a week later than it did in the United States, so once Johnni saw my post he quickly commented on how good the movie was. We then struck up a 52 comments on this one status update!
Soon after, we started Skyping. One night in particular we Skyped for 5 hours! Shortly after that I returned to the United States and he took me out on our first date. Now, we joke all the time how Harry Potter was our match maker!
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The Social Science minor allows students to select courses from a variety of Social Sciences fields in order to gain a broad knowledge of the Social Sciences while tailoring the course selections to those that will benefit the student most in their chosen career.
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|Introduction to Anthropology
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R&B legend Patti LaBelle was given a surprise while watching a performance of Broadway show "After Midnight" when its star Fantasia Barrino sang an impromptu version of one of her most famous hits.
LaBelle was in the audience of the hit production, which celebrates jazz icon Duke Ellington's years at Harlem's famous Cotton Club, at New York City's Brooks Atkinson Theatre last week.
After Barrino spotted the star in the audience, she burst into a unscripted rendition of LaBelle's classic track "Lady Marmalade."
A source tells New York gossip column Page Six, "As a nod to the VIP in the crowd, Fantasia broke into an impromptu a cappella version of Patti's hit 'Lady Marmalade.'"
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PRAGUE – The Washington State University women's basketball team continued its 10-day foreign trip through Europe, traveling to Hradec Králové to face the Hradec Králové basketball club.
The team defeated Hradec Králové, 80-66, and were led by sophomore Lia Galdeira with 17 points.
The game recap can be found here.
The Cougars will face their third European opponent, Karlove Vary, at 5 p.m. UTC (8 a.m. PST) Wednesday, Aug. 14.
While in Prague, WSU will also have the opportunity to take a boat tour on the Vltava River.
Throughout the Cougars' travels in Europe, seniors Brandi Thomas, Sage Romberg, and Hana Potter will be keeping a players' blog of their thoughts and activities. Below is an entry from Sage Romberg, recapping the day's events.
"Hello again!
I'm on the bus heading back to the hotel from Game One in Prague. We are all happy about the win against a good team in a much cooler gym!
Today has been great! Prague is a beautiful city packed with a lot of tourists. My mom, Randyn and I woke up at 5:30 this morning to catch the sunrise on Prague's medieval Charles Bridge. During the day it is swarmed with tourists, so it was awesome to see it with just a few people on it and the sunrise was gorgeous!
Later in the morning we all went on a walking tour of the Prague Castle. It reminded me a lot of Hogwarts from Harry Potter! The only thing that could've topped the tour off would've been running into Hermione haha!
Well, it's time for the hardest part of the day; deciding what my nightly treat will be. I'm thinking gelato or a euro churro…or both! :)
Photos from the trip can be found here.
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