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Cello Suites I & II
Christian Poltéra
The original manuscript of Bach's cello suites seems forever lost, so we'll probably never know whether it bore the initials SDG (for 'Soli Deo Gloria' – 'for the glory of God alone'), which the deeply religious composer scrawled on all his church music and on several of his secular works, too. What is certain, however, is that they are as profound and contemplative as any music he ever wrote. "Bach's music", the French pianist Alexandre Tharaud has said, "has its feet on the earth and reaches up to heaven." Indeed: Bach's stroke of genius here is to have turned worldly dance tunes into moments of pure abstract beauty, while also transcending the cello's limitations by calling for odd tunings or even an extra string. The Zürich-born Christian Poltera, a bright young former pupil of Heinrich Schiff, performs the six suites over two concerts.
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"My husband and I don't want a reporter at our residence, for confidentiality purposes," Christi Becker says when I ask if I can set up an interview with her and her friends, so we agree to a neutral meeting place, the St. Cloud, Minnesota, public library. I'm on the first leg of what will stretch into a many-month journey to understand the new restlessness of conservative women. It's a cold October afternoon in 2010, and a hard rain pounds the sheet glass windows of the second-floor conference room where we've gathered, snacks in hand, a jumble of purses and cell phones on a table in the back. From here we can see Lake George and its surrounding park, the place where this previously apolitical group of moms attended their first Tea Party Patriots rally—which so stirred them up that they soon signed up for a 23-hour bus ride to Washington, D.C., in November 2009, to protest the health care bill.
Becker, a trim woman in a miniskirt and high-heel boots, pops a baby carrot in her mouth and leans forward as she describes the moment of her political awakening. "I realized it wasn't organizations organizing the buses" going to D.C., she says. "It was two moms. At the time, I was totally broke. But I just felt so strongly about it." The trip from Minnesota cost $200, so Becker, a freelance artist, asked her parents to "sponsor" her, which they did. "My husband thought I was crazy," she says.
Tracy O'Connor, another recently converted activist, also went to the D.C. protest, after learning about it on a conservative website called As a Mom. "It was Friday night, and I'm like, 'We need to get in the car right now and get down there!' " O'Connor says. Her political awakening occurred around the time Barack Obama became president, which is when she started visiting As a Mom. Founded by Lori Parker, a Texas mother of four, the members-only site dubs itself "a sisterhood of mommy patriots" and says it aims to "mobilize principled mothers" and "stand up for our nation's Constitution." It became a hit after Parker made an appearance on the Glenn Beck program in 2009 and the clip went viral on -YouTube; the site has since become a gathering place for women who want to air their grievances about government. "I felt the things that made this country great were being systematically crushed, and I just felt helpless," says O'Connor, whose son served in Iraq. "I had these views for so long, but I felt alone. People agreed with me, but they weren't passionate about it like I was."
"Nobody was talking about it," says Becker.
"Nobody was doing anything," says Berni Doll, Becker's mother.
Conversations with other women on As a Mom made O'Connor feel part of an instant community. "I was like, 'Yeah! That's how I feel, too!' " she says. Suddenly she couldn't sit at home anymore. "Conservative women, we didn't get up and start moving around until we felt like, 'This is it . . .' when you feel like your kids' future is threatened." Besides opposing the health care bill, O'Connor blames Obama for the country's economic troubles. She has become politically active as a way of protecting her children, and she says her 23-year-old son, who is back from the war, feels the same. "He brings up stuff that I didn't know," she says. "He plans on voting this year for the first time."
Becker is equally critical of Obama. "The health care bill is not a health care bill. It's a big tax bill," she says. She has always been conservative but got more involved after one of her daughter's teachers showed his eighth-grade class Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth without letting them know that some scientists dispute the message of the film. "He wanted to know why I was asking all these questions," she says. "Well, I'm her parent. I want to know what you're telling her in class!"
"All this is part of worrying about what world we're going to have for our children," Doll says. "I have a great-granddaughter in this city."
"It's not fear. It's not anger," says Becker. "It's vigilance and concern."
"We're not angry people," says Doll. "I don't think we're afraid of anything, or we wouldn't open our mouths."
When I ask if it's fair to compare the rise of their movement to the birth of feminism, Doll bristles. If anything, she says, today's conservative women reject feminist ideals. She remembers when "the feminism thing," as she calls it, began "creeping into our magazines" in the 1960s. Women were being inundated with articles about the "drudgery" of being a mom and how to avoid the boredom of housework by finding paid employment. "They were really putting our job down," Doll says.
Not that it's easy to do right by a family and be politically active; for Becker, juggling both has been a challenge. "I think that's part of the problem we all have, because we are moms and we all volunteer for stuff, whether it's the school or the library or church . . . it's hard to get involved," she says. "I don't necessarily say I'm into politics; I say I'm in this to fight for my freedom. I don't care about politics. I don't care about marketable politicians. I want a statesman who will be a good public servant for me and everyone I care about."
As we start to wind down our conversation in the library, Sue Bican, cochair of a Tea Party Patriots group in Milaca, Minnesota, presses into my hands a stack of cards. In big red letters above a photo of an adorable infant, the cards read, "Protect Baby DNA: Say NO to Government Ownership of Newborn Blood Spots and Baby DNA Warehousing." The cards refer to the government's policy of keeping blood samples ("blood spots") from infants, which started in the 1960s with screening for genetic defects and diseases. The women raise the issue of privacy and wonder aloud if it could be part of an attempt to clone babies. Soon my lap is filled with Bican's literature: A bumper sticker urges me to "Join the revolution. Health care: Resist. Repeal. Reclaim"; a 40-page booklet called "Sustainable Development or Sustainable Freedom?" bashes the United Nations' Agenda 21 policy on the environment.
"This has everything to do with all your freedoms," Bican tells me. "This is the head of the snake." She says I need to read this material to understand the threat posed by the Democrats. "Are we too late, folks?" she asks the group. The other women allow her to get on a roll, and they tell me that Bican is happy to let me keep all these brochures and flyers because she has more in her truck. "You probably have a file cabinet in your truck," Doll cracks.
"I have two totes full!" Bican says.
Three of these women went to D.C. for the health care rally. Bican and Becker became friends on the bus and later spent five hours pounding the pavement, going from Senator's office to Senator's office to urge their elected officials—in the words of their heroine, Minnesota Representative Michele Bachmann—to "read the bill!" Joined by a friend passing out IMPEACH OBAMA stickers, Becker headed to the front lawn of the Capitol to watch Bachmann rip sections out of the 1,990-page health care bill and hand them off to the crowd of thousands to distribute to lawmakers. And that's how Becker and I first met—in a sea of American-flag clothing, somewhere between the man in the tricorn hat waving a DON'T TREAD ON ME flag and the women with the bullhorn singing their own Tea Party version of "Yankee Doodle" ("Stop the spending and the debt, we don't want communism . . . We are here in Washington, please read our Constitution/Can you hear us now, you fools, our voices are in the millions"). "I'm here representing 1,000 people," Becker told me then. "I don't think it's the quantity of the numbers that matter; it's the passion of the people who are here." She'd made the trip because she'd heard Bachmann publicize the event on Fox News: "She exudes truth. I completely trust her."
Faced with that kind of devotion, I want to know whether Bachmann returns the favor. I try to reach her while I am in St. Cloud, but she is in the heat of her 2010 re-election campaign, and her spokesman tells me Bachmann is "focused on meeting with constituents over the next two weeks." In late November, following the election—which Bachmann wins by 13 points after spending $11 million, making hers the most expensive House race in the country—we chat on our cell phones as I scribble notes from our conversation on the back of some scrap paper.
The queen of the Tea Party, who is considering a presidential bid, says this conservative-mom movement "really sprang out of nowhere," and she credits Twitter, Facebook and the Smart Girl Politics blog for lighting what she calls a fire in the heartland. "These women aren't going away," Bachmann says, noting that they're not necessarily asking to see a woman on the ballot. "You're not going to see conservative women demand an affirmative action spot on a presidential ticket. You'll see conservative women rise to the national stage based on their own merit."
One conservative woman who's already reached the national stage—and taken her lumps—is Christine O'Donnell, whose failed run for the U.S. Senate in Delaware made national headlines. That is why one month after speaking to Bachmann, I'm speeding through Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, trying to keep my eyes on the road as I frantically text O'Donnell's spokesman to find out what time she plans to sit down with me. It's my fourth attempt to meet her after more than 20 requests, and if I'm feeling disconnected, perhaps it's because almost all of our communications have been via text messages. I spot the creaky, classic Morrison House Hotel on my left and pull up to a parking meter. I don't have enough quarters, but I don't care; nailing this interview is worth the cost of a ticket.
Turns out I have plenty of time, as O'Donnell is still meeting over breakfast with some PR professionals who will help her craft her image for the next phase of her career (coming soon: a book, due out in August, about her campaign). Thirty-five minutes later, O'Donnell breezes in with a wide smile and an apology. "God bless you!" she says, laughing when I tell her how I had to harass her spokesman every day for more than a month to get this interview.
She's prettier in person than on TV. Shivering in her heavy winter coat as cold wind seeps through the door, she sits down on a sofa in the lobby, and I follow. Once settled, O'Donnell tells me that women can't win on the national political stage. "I don't think we're there yet," she says, staring at me from behind glasses that have purple plastic frames. "I hate to say this: I don't know if the other female conservatives you've spoken to have echoed this, but there's definitely a double standard."
She sounds bitter, talking about the "inappropriate treatment" she received during her Senate bid, counting off the handful of females who defended her record. She asks me what I've found talking to women around the country, wondering if I am perhaps more hopeful about women's election chances. I tell her that I don't believe she had a chance in Delaware, where a majority of voters are Democrats, but that I think in more conservative Pennsylvania, a strong Republican woman candidate could have prevailed.
"You think she could have won?" O'Donnell is incredulous. "I think they would have been calling her a bitch and a whore," she says. "I mean, I hate to say it, but—you know?"
O'Donnell argues that women won't be able to reach top political office until they start supporting one another. "Not enough women have each other's back," she says. "Women on both sides of the political aisle need to unite so that we can send a message to future female candidates that if you step up into a political arena that is mostly male dominated . . . you're not going to be alone."
O'Donnell starts pulling up examples of women who haven't had it easy. "You think about Hillary. You know she had to come out there very tough. I don't know her personally—is there a softer side, who knows?" she says. "But then you see someone like Sarah Palin, who comes up carrying her baby on her hip, giving speeches with her family there. She's not hiding her maternal side. She's not hiding her Mama Grizzly side, and is the country ready for that?" O'Donnell's point: Hillary Clinton ran as a woman, but Palin ran as a mom—and that role is what conservative women relate to so strongly. "Can the country see that a mother is very much a leader?" she asks. "The fact that you're a good mother almost in and of itself qualifies you . . . There is something very profound in that observation—that there's a difference between female candidates and mother candidates."
After our talk, I ask if we can snap a picture together. She frets that she's not wearing any makeup because it was hard to wake up early that morning. Shedding the coat briefly, she exclaims, "It is cold!" and shrugs it back on, but poses anyway.
For the women who supported her, O'Donnell's candidacy meant more than a seat in the Senate. At O'Donnell's final rally in October 2010, before she lost the election by 16 points, I met Brenda Brown, a Walmart manager from Laurel, Delaware, and mother of four. Clutching a U.S. flag, Brown acknowledged she knew that O'Donnell couldn't win. "That's not going to discourage me. I'm going to vote my conscience and my principles," she said. "This is a chance for me to stand up and voice what I believe."
I ask O'Donnell if we'll see a woman in the White House in 2012. "The more we run, the more we help pave the way for the next woman," she says, adding that her new political action committee is designed to help inexperienced candidates if they "feel the stir in their heart to run for office" in primaries against establishment Republicans. "[If] the local party won't return their call because they don't want these troublemakers in the trenches running for office," she says, "I want my PAC to return their call."
One woman who has paved the way for other female candidates is Sarah Palin. She's a lot easier to track down than O'Donnell because Palin is signing her latest book, America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag, in 16 cities around the country. At this point in November, most of the national press corps is en route to Des Moines, a stop on the Palin book tour that stokes speculation about her intentions for 2012. But I choose to catch up with her in Nebraska because I figure there will be less competition for good material, and because my in-laws live nearby; there I can score my favorite Thanksgiving leftover—Mary Barker's corn casserole.
I should feel out of place in Nebraska. After all, I grew up in California, graduated from UC Berkeley, live in D.C. now and have a full-time job in what Palin likes to call the "lamestream media." But after traveling so much in 2007 and 2008 as the presidential campaign reporter for the Washington Times, I fell in love with the Midwest; I enjoy the starkness of its landscape and the genuineness of its people. I've long believed that my in-laws—both conservative—offer more insight into the national mood than any poll, so whenever I can, I ask them about current events to take their political temperature.
After the kind of heavy sleep that follows multiple helpings of Thanksgiving leftovers, I set out from my in-laws' house when it is still dark, driving two hours to Norfolk, population 24,210, where a welcoming billboard reads JESUS, I TRUST IN YOU. The event officially starts at 11 AM, and I figure most people will get there by 8 or 9. I plan to arrive at 7, thinking that will give me plenty of alone time to caffeinate myself.
Boy, am I wrong! As I pull into the parking lot at dawn, women are already wrapped single file around the drab cement storefront; there's a police car parked nearby to manage the crowd and, later, the handful of protesters. In line are women of all ages—great-grandmothers through tweens—most wearing red Cornhuskers sweatshirts under their coats and clutching Palin's hardcover book to their chests. Some have come from as far away as Colorado and South Dakota and have camped out all night, huddling in lawn chairs under blankets that do little to guard against 20-degree temperatures. The only bathroom is at the Sonic Drive-In at the other end of the parking lot.
The scene reminds me of those days toward the end of my senior year in high school when my friends and I ditched class to camp out overnight three times for the re-release of the Star Wars series. Like our ridiculously long wait for Han Solo, this one seems sort of, well, fun. The women have called it Sarah Saturday on their Facebook status updates. Teenage employees of the store bark instructions to the yawning devotees: "Make sure the jacket is adjusted so the book opens to the title page." This will speed things up for Palin, who has to hop along to Iowa later.
No one argues or complains that the store won't let anyone in early. Instead, people are laughing and singing—Christmas carols, "The Star-Spangled Banner" and sometimes Shania Twain. The mood is like that of the voters who swarmed the Obama rallies I covered in 2008: jubilant. Many say they have never cared much about politics but have driven hundreds of miles, some with grandchildren in tow, just to be part of history. People bond as they compare methods of keeping warm and try to decide absolutely for certain who got there first—a prize that goes to Christine Boone, a 44-year-old homemaker from Plainview who made the local news by arriving at 9:30 the night before. When we talk, Boone emphasizes her belief that Palin relates to her struggle as a homemaker with an 11-year-old son. "She knows what we are going through," Boone says as she collects hugs and the names of new Facebook friends. With hours of waiting still ahead of her, Boone tells me she plans to create a shadow box to display the new signed book, along with her ticket (which indicates her spot at the front of the line) and her well-thumbed -copy of Palin's first book.
A few hundred people back stands Bernice Archer, a convenience store owner who passes the time by gabbing with her husband and friends. I ask her about Palin's place in the Republican Party, and Archer cheerfully lifts her pink hooded sweatshirt to reveal a PALIN 2012 T-shirt. Archer says she bought two of them, the one she's wearing and one for her husband's father, "a huge Palin fan" who died recently. "It's in his casket," she says. Palin inspired her to start listening closely to what politicians say, and when Glenn Beck held his rally on the National Mall in September 2009, Archer felt it was time to "get off the couch and do something."
Palin is touching down for only three hours, but the local paper has been hyping the event for more than a week, saying she "might just be more popular than Santa." Palin is "like us," women in the crowd tell me, an "everywoman," "down-to-earth," "relatable" and, most often, "real." As one woman puts it, Palin has become the "validator-in-chief" for women with Republican leanings, spurring them to get excited about politics.
Mary Ann Herian, standing -midway in the line, is alone but making friends; she's a great-grandmother, breast--cancer survivor and lifelong Democrat who thinks the rich should pay higher taxes. For her, Palin serves as a "light in the darkness" who can guide other women to power. "I can only hope that she will lead the way to get more women in politics," Herian says, adding that showing up at this signing is her way to defy friends and family who mock her appreciation for Palin. "I would stand beside her to show them I can vote for who I want in America."
I'm shocked to see that there is no Palin staffer taking down contact information—e-mail addresses and cell phone numbers—for the 1,000 or so fans, each one a potential fund raiser or volunteer. If Palin is considering a run for president, this is a pretty significant oversight, which makes me think she has no such intention.
Around lunchtime, Boone emerges from having her book signed and, flashing the autograph at the waiting line, declares, "She's here!" The crowd cheers. Boone wipes tears from her eyes and steps up to a radio reporter's microphone. "I was shaking," Boone says, then compares the feeling of meeting Palin to the one she got when she met Poison rock star Bret Michaels. As Boone tells it, when she stepped up to the signing area, Palin ("She's sooo petite!") greeted her with a firm handshake. "She stood right up and asked my name," and when Boone told the former governor she'd been waiting since the night before, Palin exclaimed, "Oh, you have! Oh, I'm so happy to meet you!" Seconds later, the meeting was over, but Boone says it "made my year."
I'm thinking about getting a copy of the book signed for myself. The press hasn't been allowed anywhere near Palin today other than for a minute when the bookstore door cracked open to let Boone in, so getting close would be a coup. Plus, my aunt back in Clyde, California, a Palin fan, would be excited to have it. I nab a ticket but am so busy interviewing people and tweeting photos that I keep letting others jump ahead of me. Finally, there's no one left, and I reach the head of the line. What the hell, I think. Palin and I had been in the same room only once before, back when she was still governor and Obama had just won the presidency. But my Palin moment evaporates as an aide takes my book and hands me one that's been presigned. Still, I tell Palin my name, and she reaches out. Her grip is strong, and I am impressed with her eye contact. Then she's on to the next buyer. I'm annoyed at myself because I didn't blurt out a question, even though I know it's not the time or place.
A month later, in mid-December, I call veteran conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly to ask for her perspective. "2010 was the real year of the woman, the conservative woman, the pro-life woman," she says. "These women had a big impact in the November elections. When you taste victory like that, you want to stick with it. They will play a big role in 2012." She surprises me by comparing today's Mama Grizzlies to other female revolutionaries. "Those women were pro-life, pro-family, and they were working for a specific goal that was good," she says. "Suffragette women were more like the Tea Party and the anti-ERA movement."
Some of this sounds not unlike what I hear when I call Marsha Blackburn, a Republican Congresswoman from Tennessee, who tells me her GOP colleagues know they'll be voted out if they don't deliver. "[Women's] engagement is going to set the tone for much of what is going to happen in 2012," Blackburn says. She believes she is supported by women not because she's a Republican but because she knows "what it's like to work all week and go home and work all weekend. My decisions will be closer to the decisions they make. [Conservative women] think, I am not going to sit still and let politicians spend away my child's future. I am going to get up and do something about it. Women do a great job of holding people accountable."
Blackburn and Schlafly are convinced that these women will have a real say in who gets elected in 2012. But as I end my journey, I'm not so sure. I've seen a lot of enthusiasm and emotion, but political activism requires much more—money, time, willingness to make cold calls and ring doorbells. When I contact -Christi Becker again in March, she admits she has been too busy with her family to do much for a female candidate since we last spoke; Christine Boone says the same.
But then I remember Rebecca Bahret, 35, a stay-at-home mom in Pinellas Park, Florida, whom I found over Twitter in October 2010 with a message reading, "Hoping to speak w/Republican women who are fired up on the right. Are you one? Know one? Send 'em my way!" One might look at her lifestyle—her son eats only organic food, and she never buys him Happy Meals—and think she's a progressive. But as a conservative, she prefers to do those things by choice, not because of a government mandate. "As a mom, I have a lot of fear for where our country is headed, and I don't like it," said Bahret, who told me she voted in a midterm election for the first time in 2010. "And getting involved in the Tea Party is the only thing I think I can do to turn that around."
And that's when I realize: It's her involvement that's important right now, not what she does with it. As someone who cares deeply about politics, I am thrilled that a huge group of previously uninterested women is participating in the process for the first time. It's impossible to predict where they will take us—or if long lines at a Palin book signing can ever turn into a Bachmann presidency—and it's a mistake to try. There's no way to know now if Becker and Boone and their friends will show up next fall to stuff envelopes and pass out petitions. But that doesn't matter. Change has come to conservative women. It's as Bahret said: "I feel like I'm awake now. And I can't imagine going back to sleep."
CHRISTINA BELLANTONI is the associate politics editor at Roll Call. See the rather blurry picture of her and Christine O'Donnell here.
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Peterborough, UK
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Question: I just bought a couple of the 2009-10 Upper Deck Basketball blaster boxes. As I was looking through the cards I noticed that there were quite a few cards that had the wrong names/pictures. I didn't see any record in Sports Card Monthly, but found some references on eBay and another card site. Do you have any details on how many of these were made and what the value is?
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While some of the basic facts about Kim Gordon's life are a little fuzzy, there's nothing fuzzy about her influence on the music scene. Sources differ concerning the date and place of her birth, with some claiming she was born in 1953 in Rochester, NY, while others state that she entered the world in 1958 in Los Angeles, CA. None, however, deny her influence over rock, or the varied activities that have led some to describe her as a renaissance woman. Interestingly, she didn't start out as a musician and didn't even study music. Gordon, who plays bass for Sonic Youth, records as a solo artist, leads the band Free Kitten, and also is part of the band Harry Crews, earned a degree in fine arts from Los Angeles' Otis College of Art and Design during the early '70s. She headed to New York a decade later. There she established a group called CKM, contributed to Artforum magazine, and participated in the Anover Art Festival. There she met Thurston Moore, the man who would join her and Lee Ranaldo to form Sonic Youth. She and Moore wed in 1984, and a decade later had a child, Coco Hayley Moore. In 1991, Gordon helped produce the album Pretty on the Inside for Hole. She headed to Lollapalooza with her band Free Kitten two years later, and branched out into directing in 1994 with music videos for "Divine Hammer" and "Cannonball" by the Breeders. She expanded her talents again a year later in New York when she launched a line of clothing she dubbed X-Girl, which she sold in 1997. Rolling Stone acknowledged her influence that same year when the magazine included Gordon in a feature titled Women in Rock. By 1999, the renaissance woman of rock began crafting a solo album and modeling in advertisements for Calvin Klein. VH1 acknowledged her influence by including her in its list of 100 Greatest Women of Rock. Although in interviews she has seemed leery of giving herself wholeheartedly to the cause of feminism, her songs often have decidedly pro-feminist themes when she addresses such issues as sexual harassment, rape, and the casting couch. She also addressed anorexia in a number titled "Tunic (Song for Karen)," which refers to the ordeal endured by Karen Carpenter, a woman who was just as prominent in the music world in her day as Gordon is now.
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After a briefing on the progress of preliminary work performed by the Audit Department, Mayor Dennis P. Williams tasked the City Auditor, Earl Jeter, CPA, with conducting a forensic audit of targeted City operations.
Over the past several weeks, Jeter conducted citywide interviews with department heads and division directors to perform a risk assessment of the City's financial climate. Jeter discovered discrepancies in specific departments, which prompted Mayor Williams to call for further investigation.
"There were circumstances relating to vendors, city purchases, time and attendance, which warranted the need for thorough auditing procedures that include forensic," said Jeter. "We will conduct internal audits with proactive fraud examination components that will likely include outside forensic auditors and the City of Wilmington Law Department."
"Public servants and elected officials have the responsibility to uphold the public trust," Williams said. "I have zero tolerance for waste, fraud, misappropriation of funds, and any other acts that violate that trust. This audit will go a long way in assuring that we are running not only a tight ship, but most importantly, a clean ship."
The Audit Department is establishing a more robust Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline. Currently, citizens can call the hotline or report an issue of fraud online. In late spring, the Audit Department will allow the community to not only report fraud but to also submit ideas to help prevent it.
The hotline accepts calls from City employees and the public. The line is toll free and available for citizens to file reports 24 hours a day. The Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline is used to report:
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The City of Duarte during its July 27, 2010 City Council meeting openly responded to questions posed during public comments regarding the compensation of City officials. City Manager Darrell George reviewed for both the residents present and the viewing cable audience the compensation packages of City Management and City Council.
Annual salaries for the various positions were listed as follows: City Manager - $205,344, Assistant City Manager - $144,936, Community Development Director - $140, 256, and Parks and Recreation and Public Safety both $137,580. Mayor Finlay announced the Council compensation separately at a rate of $550 per month ($6,600 annually) plus a benefits package. This discussion also comes on the heels of a recent request by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for cities to publically disclose salary information on their respective websites.
"Since the City's incorporation 53 years ago, salaries and benefits, have consistently been part of the public record, the budgeting process and eventually adopted by resolution," said Darrell George, City Manager. Adding, "all very much in the public light."
According to a recent survey of San Gabriel Valley Cities conducted by the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group, the Duarte City Manager's annual salary is in the median range when compared to other Valley cities. A stark contrast to the exorbitant $100,000-plus council and $800,000-plus city manager salaries recently reported in the City of Bell.
The Duarte City Council generally meets twice a month at regularly scheduled public meetings as well as attend the majority of City events. Council members are also members of state, county and other inter city boards and districts where they represent the City. Council members must also meet periodically with other elected officials and staff from other Federal, State, and County agencies. On the average, this equates to an additional three to 10 meetings or events per month per Councilmember.
A progressive City of over 23,000 people, the City of Duarte has a long history of maximizing limited resources by utilizing contract services. In fact, there are only two employees per 1,000 residents as compared to most cities that average between five to eleven per 1,000 residents. With the lowest deficit in over three years, Duarte maintains an approximate $11.8 million dollar general fund-operating budget with a reserve of $4.8 million, keeping approximately 41% of its operating budget in savings.


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Could you design a $300 house that keeps a family safe and sheltered—with dignity? You could win a $3,000 prize and the chance to turn your design into reality.
Designers, architects, students and professionals are invited to submit affordable housing designs for the poorest of the poor through the $300 House Project, a contest that began as a challenge to businesses in a Harvard Business Review blog post by Dartmouth professor Vijay (V.G.) Govindarajan, founding director of Tuck's Center for Global Leadership, and business consultant Christian Sarkar. Observing that homeless people often build shoddy, unsafe shanty towns because they don't have better options, Govindarajan and Sarkar asked themselves the following five questions about building proper shelter for the poor:
In an attempt to answer those questions, Govindarjan and Sarkar launched an Open Social Co-creation Contest, sponsored by Ingersoll Rand and hosted by Jovoto, asking people to submit designs for simple dwellings that could be constructed for $300 or less. Winners, selected by the community and a panel of judges that includes Yves Behar, Rahul Mehrotra, Bob Freling, Stuart Hart and David Hinds of reggae group Steel Pulse, will receive cash awards and scholarships to a June 'prototyping workshop' in rural Alabama led by COMMON, a social business incubator. There, participants will build actual prototypes of the $300 houses and operationalize social ventures to manufacture and distribute the homes.
Govindarjan and Sarkar believe that capping the house budget at $300 would "encourage lean design." They followed an old 'rule of thumb' that says if a house costs $3,000 in the United States, it could be built for $300 in India. According to Grameen's poverty metrics cited in Muhammad Yunus' book Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism, the average house value for a Grameen member who had escaped poverty was $370. "We rounded that number downwards for someone who was still living in poverty and came up with $300 yet again," Govindarjan explains. "Despite the political challenges in the U.S., our point is that innovations required to create the $300 house can be scaled up to the benefit of the $3,000 or the $30,000 house. The materials, design and layout will all be informed by the decisions made in the design of the $300 house."
To be successful, the organizers say, designers must address the following design challenges:
Jovoto, an open collaboration platform, allows all participants to engage with each other's projects and collaborate. "The fun really begins when people start talking about what can be done to improve each others' submissions. It's social co-creation in action," says Jovoto founder Bastian Unterberg.
"We want designers and architects to see this as a business opportunity, not as a charity case study," says Govindarajan. "This design challenge will help us get some innovative people to focus on a vast un-served market waiting to be created across the world."
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I began working for NAMI San Francisco in April 2010. At that time I already knew of NAMI's reputation as a mental health advocacy organization. Until I joined as staff, however, I didn't understand the prevalence of mental illness, nor was I familiar with NAMI's history and the important role that families can play in recovery. Later, I would find out that my husband's grandmother found support from the San Mateo affiliate in the 1970s when her adult son was diagnosed with schizophrenia. She still talks about how NAMI provided her with the support and education that helped her understand his mental illness in a way that she could not and did not find anywhere else. This is a phenomenon that I hear repeatedly in people's stories about their experiences with NAMI—that it was transformative and gave them the feeling that they were no longer alone in dealing with this illness. These people found support through NAMI that changed their lives for the better.
As a staff person in an affiliate located in San Francisco, I find it puzzling that we don't have a broad diversity among those who engage in our programs and services. The city of San Francisco is diverse in every way you can possibly think of, so the San Francisco affiliate should be triumphantly diverse as well. And yet, this is not the case. The experience that my husband's grandmother had is one that I would wish for anyone who faces severe mental illness, whether as someone who has a diagnosis or as a family member. However, as a first-generation Korean American, I struggled to understand how the stigma of mental illness can be overcome within my own community.
When I received the invitation to attend the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Listening Session hosted by the NAMI Multicultural Action Center, I felt skeptical about the effectiveness of such a meeting. I hadn't even realized that the Multicultural Action Center existed. I agreed to attend because as an affiliate, we are struggling with finding ways to develop relationships with communities that have long-underserved populations. Our affiliate and many NAMI affiliates across the country are small grassroots organizations. NAMI San Francisco has one part-time staff person supported by a group of very dedicated volunteers. The obstacles to the development of culturally competent programs seemed immense when combined with the need to develop and maintain infrastructure and existing programming.
What I appreciated most about the listening session was the opportunity to sit in a room with other people facing the same challenges. Most of all, the meeting lived up to the name "listening session" with its productive and meaningful discussions. There were no prescribed assumptions about what we as AAPI community members or advocates should implement. Representatives from other NAMI affiliates as well as other community organizations across the country discussed what they were doing at the ground level. We shared what worked and what areas needed further discussion or development, while as a group we collaborated on how we as a community address the barriers we face.
For me, the listening session was less about finding a definitive solution for connecting AAPIs to mental health services and peer support and more about the beginning of a conversation. It is my hope that the report published this week from that Listening Session provokes even more conversation. And it is in that conversation that I hope will be the beginnings of more possibilities for more people to have an inclusive and meaningful transformative moment like the one my husband's grandmother experienced.


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81-year-old lost in Deltona found in Bartow
Published: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 5:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 5:13 p.m.
An 81-year-old woman in the early stages of dementia who got lost driving to Deltona on Wednesday turned up in Bartow, a sheriff's new release stated.
Myrtle Brewster was following her husband on Interstate 4 as they drove from a hotel in Seminole County to their new home in Deltona. They got off the Interstate at the DeBary Avenue exit, but after a few turns the husband noticed his wife was no longer behind him, the release said. He pulled over near Deltona Boulevard and Caribbean Street and called the Sheriff's Office shortly after 1 p.m.
Brewster was found safe Wednesday evening after stopping at a gas station where she discovered she had no money, the release said. She talked to an employee who then called the local police department. Officers arrived after they learned Brewster was listed as missing. The release said her husband was his way to Bartow to pick her up.
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Disease Proof
Study Compares Veggie Diets vs. Low-Carb --UPDATE--
Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Steven Acocella, MS, DC, DACBN and does NOT necessarily represent the opinions of DiseaseProof or Dr. Fuhrman.
At the Beltsville Human Nutrition Research Center in Maryland and published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association researchers evaluated the short to medium term weight loss results of popular diets. Popular diets: correlation to health, nutrition, and obesity grouped the most popular diets into categories based upon the prescribed ratios of energy for each macronutrient. If you remember from Nutrition 101, caloric energy comes from only 3 sources, fat, carbohydrate and protein. For example, diets such as The South Beach Diet and The Atkins Diet derive 50% or more calories from fat while Dr. Fuhrman's Eat to Live derives the majority of energy from natural, unrefined carbohydrate.
The study looked at food intake over a 2 year period and included several hundred participants who followed the various diet styles compliantly. They then analyzed the relationship between a reduction of Body Mass Index (BMI), the diet style and the Healthy Eating Index (HEI).
The Healthy Eating Index scores were highest for the vegetarian or near vegetarian diet style and lowest for the low carbohydrate, high fat diets. Conversely, energy intake was highest for the Low Carbohydrate group, often exceeding the average accepted recommendations of 2000 Kcal/day or men and 1500 Kcal/day for women. This is strange considering these were weight loss eating plans that were followed intently.
The weight loss results were no surprise. The healthiest body mass was seen in the vegetarian group. A direct, proportional relationship was seen with a rise in the percentage of calories derived from fat and BMI. As the percentage of fat calories increased so did those subject's BMI. Total calories were also directly related to the percentage of dietary fat with the average daily energy intake for the vegetarian or nearly vegetarian group consuming 1450 Kcal/day and the high fat diet group consuming 2200 Kcal/day. Researchers noted the relationship between the Healthy Eating Index verses calorie and fat percentages were inversely related.
Putting all this together, this important study using an excellent group of subjects has made the following observations: diets low in fat have the highest Healthy Eating Index scores and are generally the lowest in total calories. Those subjects on these diets enjoyed the most favorable BMI measurements and other biomarkers of health. Conversely, the high fat, low carbohydrate diet styles have the lowest Healthy Eating Index scores and those that consumed this diet style had poor BMI measurements and other indicators of health.
It is worth mentioning that the authors of this study discuss a review of the literature suggests that weight loss is independent of dietary composition and is solely a result of total calories consumed. They suggest that their findings, although supportive of this confers that successful, healthy weight loss over time is a function of quality as well as quantity.
UPDATE: Dr. Fuhrman had some thoughts on Steven's post:
My health equation, Health = Nutrition / Calories is almost entirely ignored by the scientific community. If the micronutrient density index of a particular diet was published along with the other characteristics researchers would place less emphasis on the relative macronutrient composition and more on the micronutrient composition. Nevertheless, the long-term health potential of a given diet is based so much more on its micronutrient profile rather than its macronutrient profile.
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Hi Gerry
Yeah, the macronutrient composition is such a tantalizing thing for so many "experts". "Starch will turn to sugar, then to fat, so avoid starch and eat fat and protein instead" seems to be a common theme.
Gotta bring your basic thermodynamics 101 to the party here (as Dr F does in E2L). Energy (calories) in will equal energy used plus energy stored. It HAS to!!!
Gerry, I wonder if you could ask the good doctor to review the energy costs of storing energy (as fat) on the body. I have read varying accounts of the costs of storing carbs (ie converting them to fat), anything from 3 percent to 25 percent.
Regards, Steve
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This booklet is about skin cancer. There are three common types of skin cancer:
- Melanoma
- Basal cell skin cancer
- Squamous cell skin cancer
Learning about medical care for skin cancer can help you take an active part in making choices about your care. This booklet covers:
- The anatomy of the skin and basics about the three main types of skin cancer
- Symptoms of the different types of skin cancer
- Treatments for skin cancer, including taking part in cancer treatment research studies
This booklet has lists of questions that may help you talk with your doctor. Many people find it helpful to take a list of questions to a doctor visit.
The information in this booklet was last updated in June 2010.