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Cody Stanley, Grand Forks Jesus said to help the needy. We have many poor folks in North Dakota—over 80,000 people in our own state live below the poverty line. Luckily, with a $1....
willgrr, I've read about that low deficit figure. I've also heard that if the gov't quits investing in the stock market, things will really break loose.
What I'd like to see happen is NO deficit spending, like making a budget and then not spending more than is taken in.
Congrats to all that were in office when this lower deficit spending happened. Sure, it's good news, but it's transitory. It'd be best if deficit spending were eliminated altogether by the gov't spending within its means, as citizens are expected to do.
Here's a question: is gov't too big to fail?
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Idle liberal speculation...
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It's only called "obstructionist" when Republicans do it to Democrats.
The group on PBSNewshour were doing ALL the talking points tonite...
The Tea Party is taking over the GOP
They just don't get how things work in DC
Why oh why can't they just get along
Y'know, I've heard all the points before, right here on good ol' MDN.
Get a new script, people.
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"This flies in the face of Republicans and right wing politics. Helping the poor was Jesus' message. Why do they hate Jesus so?"
Referencing Jesus is easy. Referencing Jesus correctly is not as easy.
One place where Jesus talked about the poor is Matthew 26:6-13. A woman came and anointed Jesus' head with ointment. His disciples were indignant and said the ointment could have been sold for much, and the money given to the poor.
"When Jesus understood it, he said unto them, Why trouble ye the woman? for she hath wrought a good work upon me.
"For ye have the poor always with you; but me ye have not always.
"For in that she hath poured this ointment on my body, she did it for my burial."
Poverty still exists in this world. If one believes in gov't goodness, then gov'ts should help the poor. But I don't believe that gov't always goes about "doing good" like Jesus did.
Do I hate gov't so? No, I just don't love gov't so.
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The pres. has had a jobs bill for years but the house will not pass it. The money--the coffers are improving and the fed may get all investment back through taxes on the incomes from the contractors and workers who rebuild the infrastructure and the econ. stir the projects would cause. Costs more to wait till bridges fall like I35 in Minn. Minn. Some of the bombs we drop are $100K ea. Bread not bombs.
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Our roads, bridges etc. need work and only the Fed. will fix those. The private sector is the best employer but they are not keeping up and have invested too much in overseas labor. A jobs program could stir the entire economy and result in more private sector hiring. So why not a temp. jobs program? When a bridge falls and your business is on the far side--you might realize you didn't build it yourself. I listen to fox (bengazi) talk too but the brainwashing didn't work. Have you seen how many positions Rand Paul has had on Syria--left, right, north, south, east, west--oofta--and he criticised our president at every turn--what to believe? Bengazi was bigger to FOX than Iraq. That is diabolical.
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Says billgitmo, the slammin' king.
Probably says all billgitmo's friends too.
What else is new?
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billgitmo, don't play stupid. That'd be twice in one day. Again.
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billgitmo's outta line. Again. Really...
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Taking liberties or assuming airs beyond one's station; presumptuous
And that's our Vocabulary Minute for today...
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"and yet the only ones prosecuted are Republicans."
Why is that, willgrr?
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We all said "doesn't really want a job then."
Is ANY job supposed to last forever? If company owners decide to fold, those jobs will end. Then it's time to try for another. Or go into business for oneself. (Tons of people are doing that here in the Bakken.)
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
The phrase is not supposed to be...
If at first "they" don't succeed for you, whine, whine again.
I have compassion for people who are facing hard times and need a hand up. I don't have compassion for people who make the decision not to work and want a hand out.
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"Those who find any form of relief so disgusting should be first to try anything to put the unemployed to work--but they are the last. They are also last to pay a decent wage, leave a tip or offer a helping hand."
Legend, I think "relief" to people who fall on hard times is appropriate, but "relief" should never be a way of life.
As far as being the "first to try anything to put the unemployed to work," that is a relative statement. Are people supposed to wait around for somebody to offer them a job? Are people supposed to wait for the government to ensure their employment?
Or are people supposed to try for themselves to get a job, no matter the job, no matter the pay, until another job can be procured? Is it just a rumor that some people will not apply for work at Walmart, for example, because they consider that work "beneath" them?
I had a family member refuse to apply at McD's for that reason. We all said "doesn't r
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Those who find any form of relief so disgusting should be first to try anything to put the unemployed to work--but they are the last. They are also last to pay a decent wage, leave a tip or offer a helping hand. The yearn for a class system where the commoners never rise. Where they are all power and law. In the history of the world, countries that do not allow all classes to rise to any level; are in continual turmoil and unrest. To control their underlings they abolish rights such as speach, guns, religion and education. Our ancestors came from that and gave many lives to live in a country where rights were maximized and the poorest child can become president. 1 person 1 vote sickens many of the upity rich because it threatens their way of life. They are concerned about others who do not love money. Did you detect any upityness in the spokespeople for BP after the big oil leak? Remember "little shrimpers"?
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"No party ties, just rich pigs."
Legend, doesn't it make a difference how your "rich pigs" vote? Do they vote to assure themselves of more "riches?" Which party allows that to happen?
I'm also sensing some class envy in your posts. If "rich pigs" earn their money legally, then it's their right to keep it or spend it or invest it or contribute it or whatever. Just like I do with the money I earn: I keep it or spend it or invest it or contribute it or whatever.
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Loco: They are just rich with a*****for money and a love for only themselves. There were a room full of them when Romney gave his chinese women factory worker speach. No party ties, just rich pigs. Our house of reps will take the hit for these two terms; not the pres. He will be rated "good". If the house would approve a jobs bill he would be "great" and that is why they won't. It is because of Bush and Iraq that our Pres. gets extra favor; without those he would be mediocre. His election proved we are open-minded and not all haters. It was good for the country. It is comforting to realize all minority children now know we would elect a minority and most of us are patriot enough to respect him. I am not in love with minorities--just God and country.
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angeR, we need MDN to invest in some kind of technology that will register sarcastic comments in a different color. How about ruby red?
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centerish, I'm almost positive that angeR was posting in sarcasm. Though I could be wrong. It's happened before...
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Center, I've said all I need to say in this thread. Let's just say Legend managed to do in one post what you couldn't do in half a dozen: shut me up.
There gets to a point, when you are conversing with irrational people that words no longer serve a purpose. I am still in awe. So much ignorance, so little time to address it.
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"The people who dodge the big taxes have been building huge piles of money--even during this recession."
Legend, tell me the political ideology of these people. Are they ALL Republicans? Independents? Democrats? Or a mixture of each?
If one is preaching to the choir, one hopes when church is over that the choir members will do what's been said and not forget it as soon as they're out of the building.
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A great post from anger: "Wow Legend. You are amazing." It is about time that you start to recognize people who post with facts and applaud their efforts. You should try to emulate that type of posting.
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Wow Legend. You are amazing.
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BDNGI: The high unemployment from 2008 collapse (Bush) resulted in automatic increases in food stamps, welfare etc. SS has a program where they give Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) when the breadwinner dies with dependent children. Do you think the Iraq war lost us many breadwinners? They are the children of veterans not freeloaders. Quick fix to much of it is the jobs program the right is fighting it every day. When the fed puts out money such as a jobs program--they may get all of it back because money turns several times in the economy and is taxed on most of those turns but not (until Obama) overseas accounts or investments where those Chinese women live at their factory like chickens in a pen. The people who dodge the big taxes have been building huge piles of money--even during this recession. When you follow the money--it is not ADC kids or the unemployed who are the problem. $3.69 gas during a recession is revolutionary in economics.
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I'm pretty sure I have a firm grasp on the meaning of pity. How about charity? Do you know what that is? I can tell you what its not - reaching into your neighbors' pockets to fulfill your need to appear magnanimous.
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You are too funny, anger. If anything, it is an indictment of the religious right and those who profess Christianity. Maybe you don't fall into either of those two. But, short sightedness seems to be your long suit. Pity? Do you even know what that entails? Obviously not.
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BOULDER – Seven days after rallying for three late touchdowns to win their Pac-12 Conference opener, the Colorado Buffaloes found themselves trailing UCLA by four touchdowns barely half a minute into the fourth quarter.
This week, the hole was cavernous – and the Buffs had no miracles and no way out.
The Bruins turned a pair of third-quarter CU turnovers into touchdowns, broke open what had been a competitive game and buried the Buffs 42-14 on Saturday at Folsom Field.
CU lost for the fourth time in September and dropped to 1-4 overall and 1-1 in the Pac-12. UCLA, coming off a 27-20 home loss to Oregon State that dropped the Bruins from the national rankings, improved to 4-1, 1-1.
The Buffs have an open date next Saturday, then return to Folsom Field on Thursday night, Oct. 11 to face Arizona State.
As costly as CU's second-half turnovers were, poor tackling by the Buffs contributed to UCLA's offensive show. Bruins quarterback Brett Hundley completed 25-of-38 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for a pair of 12-yard scores. Tailback Jonathan Franklin carried 15 times for 111 yards. The conference's leading rusher had been held to 45 yards by Oregon State.
UCLA entered the game ranked first in the Pac-12 in total offense, gaining 421.5 yards a game. Of that total, 251.5 had been gained on the ground, putting UCLA behind only Oregon in Pac-12 rushing. The Bruins gained 492 yards in total offense against the Buffs, with 211 rushing.
A week after accounting for four touchdowns in the 35-34 win at Washington State, CU quarterback Jordan Webb completed 21-of-32 passes for 184 yards and one TD. He was intercepted once and sacked four times.
Nick Hirschman replaced Webb in the fourth quarter and completed two of three attempts for 42 yards and a touchdown.
CU finished with 309 yards in total offense. At WSU, the Buffs rushed for a season-best 186 yards. The Bruins held them to 83 on 30 attempts.
The Bruins dominated the first half, rolling up 285 yards in total offense to the Buffs' 122 and taking a 21-7 lead to their locker room.
CU missed an early opportunity to possibly take the lead when defensive end Kirk Poston sacked Hundley and fellow end Samson Kafovalu recovered at the CU 41-yard line.
But after the drive advanced as far as the Bruins' 22, the Buffs were shoved into reverse. A Gerald Thomas fumble after a flat pass was recovered by tight end Nick Kasa but lost seven yards. Webb was sacked for a five-yard loss on the next play and successive five-yard penalties for an illegal formation and a false start pushed the Buffs back to Bruins' 48.
Darragh O'Neill finally got to punt, backing UCLA to its 13-yard line. But needing only nine plays and never facing third down, Hundley drove his offense 87 yards and scored on a 12-yard run. Ka'imi Fairbairn's PAT put UCLA ahead 7-0 with 4:53 left in the first quarter.
The Buffs didn't get a first down for the rest of the quarter, but neithter could the Bruins score any more points. But that ended on their first drive of the second quarter, with Hundley directing a 10-play, 76-yard march capped by his 17-yard scoring pass to receiver Darius Bell. Fairbairn's extra point put CU behind 14-0, and the Folsom Field crowd of 46,893 might have sensed this one slipping away.
But CU answered with its only sustained drive of the first half, going 75 yards, mostly on Webb's passing. He completed six-of-six for 72 yards, with a 17-yard throw to senior Dustin Ebner and Will Oliver's PAT bringing the Buffs to within a touchdown at 14-7. It was Ebner's first career TD.
Two series later, UCLA pushed its lead to 21-7, taking advantage of a short field (CU's 43) and scoring in five snaps. The big play was a 28-yard screen to Franklin that initially was ruled a touchdown. Upon review, UCLA was given the ball at the CU 1-yard line and scored a play later on Hundley's crafty keeper with 2:14 before intermission.
The Buffs were more effective defensively to open the second half, forcing the Bruins to punt on their first two series. But CU wasn't any more effective offensively in the third quarter, having what appeared to be a promising drive stopped on fourth-and-one at the UCLA 48.
The Bruins couldn't capitalize, calling on Fairbairn to attempt a 44-yard goal that was wide right. The Buffs still trailed 21-7, but courtesy of the two third-quarter turnovers, that was about to change.
The first occurred on a third-down reception by freshman tight end Vincent Hobbs. He had gained first-down yardage but didn't protect the ball, allowing safety Tevin McDonald to poke the ball out from behind. Linebacker Eric Kendricks recovered at the UCLA 38, and seven plays later Hundley hit disturbingly open receiver Joseph Fauria in the end zone with an 8-yard TD pass.
On CU's next series, Webb was intercepted by free safety Stan McKay, and 59 seconds later tailback Jordon James ran 25 yards to give UCLA its fifth TD. Fairbairn's PAT opened a 35-7 Bruins lead, and with 14:28 to play any thoughts of the Buffs duplicating their comeback win at Washington State began fading with the day's last light.
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CU got its second touchdown on a 31-yard pass from Hirschman to Kasa, giving the senior tight end his second scoring reception in as many games. Oliver kicked the extra point, making the score 42-14 with 2:43 to play.
It ended that way, leaving the Buffs winless this season (0-2) on their home field.
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'Tis the season for easy make-ahead appetizers like these. They look so special and pretty that folks can't resist them! The refreshing flavor of ranch dressing and crisp colorful vegetables makes these pinwheels a pleasure to serve. —Janis Plourde, Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
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- In a bowl, beat cream cheese and dressing mix until smooth. Add red pepper, celery, onions and olives; mix well. Spread about 3/4 cup on each tortilla. Roll up tightly; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Cut into 1/2-in. slices. Yield: 15-20 servings.
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End of summer signals fair season, a time of dubious but locally cherished merriment.
In Texas, where I come from, the big news this time of year is what they're going to fry this time. In the past, Twinkies, oreos, snickers bars and even Coke have all been battered and fried. This year, I hear iit's fried beer. Yes, you do need an ID to buy it.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
A Sad Day for the Troop Barn
The Troop Barn is a graceful octagon with a cupola or lantern on top. It is clad in vertical clapboard and painted a now fading shade of red. This barn has been a landmark in Granville Centre since it was built in 1888 and is one of two surving octagonal barns in this province.
Why have we come to this point? The simple (perhaps simplistic) answers are money and purpose. In our modern age, nobody is willing to purchase the Troop property and try to operate a farm. Even on a small scale, farming would not make much sense economically. So, if the barn is not being used for its intended purpose, what can you do with it? I have heard lots of interesting suggestions. With some significant effort and money, it would make an interesting music hall or theatre. It would also make a very good community hall. In a similar way, it would make an interesting artist's studio or art gallery. I have heard people ponder turning it into some sort of learning institute. Of course, it could also be converted into residential or office space.
What keeps any of this from happening is money. The property is available. It could be purchased for $50,000.00 Canadian but, that would just be the start. It would take a great deal of money and effort to stabilize the barn before any other work could take place. Believe me, stabilization is necessary.
To sum the whole situation up, the property is being deregistered because of its condition. Unless something is done quickly, the barn is going to collapse.
All for now,
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This makes me very sad ... my partner and I were one of those people wondering just what we could do with such a unique property. We had "blue-skyed" about a music studio / performance space - but you hit the nail on the head ... the enormous amount of money needed to bring such a great heritage property to some semblance of glory was simply well beyond our means.ReplyDelete
So, I just keep haunting the real estate listings for something we just can't resist ... the Runciman House peaked my interest but that too requires a significant investment well beyond the purchase price.
I have actually been in the Runciman House since it was put on the market. While it would take some money and effort to return the grounds to their former glory, the house isn't in horrible shape. It could use some cosmetic work but structurally it seems sound. The silly little porch on the front could also safely vanish.ReplyDelete
- Anne C.January 14, 2009 at 9:21 PM
The Troop barn, it should also be said, seems to be owned by someone in Great Britain who seems to have a very inflated view of the value of this poor sad creature.ReplyDelete
I understand the Runciman sale has so many riders on it, not many would want to take it on.
The Runciman House does have some significant riders which are designed to protect the heritage integrity of the building. I believe that these will be legally attached to the title when the property changes hands from now on. I am sure that these riders are having an effect on potential sales.ReplyDelete
Yes, the riders do move forward with the sale of the Runciman House now and for any future sale. But, it's not actually the riders that dissuaded us from pursuing the Runciman House ... Bill and I would be thrilled to be a part of preserving the heritage of such a lovely structure. It's more the work involved ... not so much that we're lazy but the fact that we'd either have to have the work done remotely (we live in Vancouver right now) or we'd have to live on-site through any work we'd need done. And, when you're talking about wiring & plumbing upgrades as well as entirely replacing the chimneys in order to make the fireplaces usable it just started to feel way too daunting.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2009 at 10:12 PM
James FrankReplyDelete
It just seems so sad when money dictates over a peice of rare history that the province had in its hands
- AnonymousApril 24, 2009 at 9:50 AM
Could it be it's time to review what can and cannot be done to heritage properties? Possibly with some rule changes more heritage properties could be designated and preserved.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2009 at 10:25 AM
The barn and the land it stands upon was offered as a 'gift' to the local Municipality by the owner. With luck it will be rebuilt as a Community Hall who will maintain it in the style a building of this age should be maintained and have a good though new use.ReplyDelete
There is a lot of blame that can be shared around for the Troop barn being taken down. There were many discussions by the local Municipality of taking over the property. Expropriation was even discussed for some time with local planners exploring the site. The council eventually voted plans down due to the cost of the building's repairs. Sadly, a building for an agricultural museum is still needed at the site of the Annapolis County Exhibition in Lawrencetown. If the building needed to move, keeping it in Annapolis County would have been best. A situation like this does not make anyone interested in preserving local heritage look or feel especially noble.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 5, 2009 at 10:13 PM
This barn was built by a distant relative and,as such, this news makes me very sad indeed. I've had a picture of this barn on my desk in Calgary for several years now.ReplyDelete
I hope some solution can be found for this piece of history
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- AnonymousMay 6, 2009 at 4:48 PM
Who was your distant relative who built it my dad grew up there.William B Troop was his grandfather my great grandfather. M y dads name is Walter Troop mine is David Troop.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2009 at 9:46 PM
In moral rights, I feel, the Province of Nova Scotia, should have given the Troop Barn to the Municipality of Annapolis Royal.ReplyDelete
The Municipality could have supported the surrounding communities, in fund raising activities, etc, to restore, & revive the barn for unlimited Community possibilities.
Sadly, for Annapolis County, the Troop Barn has been carefully taken down, and is presently being reconstructed in Kingsburg, Nova Scotia.
Yes, the Troop Barn has lost its historic value. On the other hand, it has gained a new life, as a Community Center, in an oceanside panoramic view surrounding.
Just to be clear, the Troop barn was owned privately and not by the Province of Nova Scotia.ReplyDelete
- Cheryn JohnsonMarch 28, 2011 at 5:54 PM
This barn was removed from the site and reconstructed in Kingsburg in Lunenburg County. My mother and brother and sister have visited the site and gave some history on it as it was built by my family. My grandmother Elizabeth Troop grew up on this property, and my mother Joanne has many fond memories of playing in the barn during the years. When we buried my grandmother in Granville Center 4 years ago, us the family visited the barn and I have my possession one of the floor boards out of the barn. I'll miss seeing the barn in granville center.ReplyDelete


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These are the sour variety of the Lifesavers Gummi line, which is made up of the new set of the "Five Flavors". This one comes in one of those grab bags, as opposed to the roll you normally see in the checkout counter. I like the design of it, it's very eye-catching and enticing.
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Local production of the Fox TV series "Sleepy Hollow" plans to close several blocks surrounding the Kenan Memorial Fountain from 6 p.m. Wednesday to 3 a.m. Thursday.
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According to a filming permit filed with the city, the closures would include Market Street between Fourth and Sixth streets, and Fifth Avenue between Princess and Dock streets.
During the proposed closure, those traveling toward downtown on Market will detour at Sixth to Princess and then to Third. Drivers heading from downtown on Market will detour at Fourth and follow Princess to 10th Street. Anyone traveling on Fifth will detour at Dock or Princess streets to Third.
Closure of the intersection where the fountain sits must be approved by the city and state DOT before filming can begin. Because the production plans to shoot past 11 p.m., 90 percent of the residents who live within a block of the area must also approve the closure.
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The medical/surgical unit, known as 2 West, remained closed as of 9 a.m., almost five hours after the ruptured pipe was first detected, according to hospital spokeswoman Ellen Jones.
The pipe break, which occurred to the rear of the hospital, also impacted Milford Memorial's central supply and administration areas, she said.
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Retired United States Air Force Master Sargent Willis (Bill) Return Johnson slipped peacefully away into the arms of the Angles. His departure to his next mission occurred at 8:15 am., Monday November 19th, 2012 at Doctors Medical Center in San Pablo, California. Bill was born to Willis Milton Johnson and Henrietta Victoria CAREY Johnson of Cheswold, Delaware.
Bill was the oldest of six children, having been preceded in death by his Sister Calanthia Johnson, Brother Charles Johnson and Sister Ardella JOHNSON Durham (Clinton Durham – Cheswold, Delaware). He is survived by his Sister Dolores JOHNSON Carney Rivera of Kingman Arizona; and Brother Stanley Johnson (Patricia Johnson) of Felton, Delaware. Also survived by six nephews, Pete, Clinton Jr., Steve, Keith, Michael, and Jason; as well as numerous grand nieces and nephews.
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Two daughters survive, Paula Wimmer her husband Chris and their three children Christian, Rebekah, and Naomi of Pinole, California. He is also survived by Brenda Odle, her daughters Dena Walls and Michelle Roseman-Yeo of El Cerrito, California. Bill had the pleasure of 4 great grand children – Antonio and Julian Walls and Charles and Juliet Sutherland. His grandchildren all knew him as "Grandpa Dude or Gramps" and the Great Grandchildren knew him as "Pop Pop".
Bill was a World War II veteran having served in Germany, North Africa, Turkey and various other United States Bases. His entry into the service took him into the field of weather service for the Army Air Corps, providing weather analysis and reporting for air traffic. After a few years of this service, he was transferred to a secret mission whereby he provided analysis on Special Weapons uses. To his departing day, his special weapons work was never spoke of. He had the highest degree of integrity and never divulged his top secret clearance work.
After retirement from the Service, he lived in a number of locations including Las Vegas, Nevada, Lake Havasu and Topock, Arizona, Anacortes, Washington, Sacramento, Larkspur, and West Sacramento, California. He loved to travel as well as attend jazz festivals, bluegrass and western swing events. Bill was very outgoing and he never met a stranger.
Bill was a person that lived life to its fullest. If there was something needed to be done, it was done. People often wondered if he was related to the Redd Foxx TV character Fred Sanford from Sanford and Son, due his ability to buy anything and ALWAYS make a buck upon its sale.
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Protection Tree
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Crusader Strike - This has been buffed by 20% to do 135% weapon damage. Also attacks that miss will no longer grant holy power. So if you are counting on holy power make sure your hit/expertise are decent amounts to not miss often.
Divine Plea - Duration decreased but mana return increased. So mana faster and less time with a 50% healing hit. This is a nice change for prot paladins.
Forbearance - This has been changed to one minute.
- So now only Divine Shield, Lay on Hands, and Hand of Protection cause Forbearance. This means that if you take both talent points in Guardian's Favor in the Ret tree you can potentially Hand of Protection a healer once a minute.
- Be mindful if a paladin healer casts Lay on Hands on you as it will now cause Forbearance.
Holy Wrath - No longer counts critters when dividing damage. lolwut?
Rebuke - This is now a baseline paladin skill at level 54. Go learn it! Finally a real interrupt for Prot Paladins. So go pick up your Rebuke today!
Seal of Truth - This can now be triggered by single target attacks like Judgement and Hammer of Wrath.
Strictly speaking of Protection changes there isn't really anything other than the fact that Word of Glory no longer resets the swing timer and Lay on Hands is off the global cooldown.
Retribution Tree
Many of these changes are needed as I think. Retribution has been coming in pretty rough because of the hybrid class with the extra healing they can now do for themselves. A damage increase was needed, and it looks like they are changing a few mechanics to help skilled ret players up their DPS quite a bit.
Inquisition - This ability is no longer dispellable.
Rebuke place in the talent tree has been replaced with Sacred Shield.
Divine Purpose - The chance to generate was reduced to 7/15% down from 20/40%, but it now lets your next applicable ability consume no holy power and acts as if you had three holy power when used. If you pay attention to this proc, this can be quite an increase in DPS.
Also note that the Eternal Glory from the protection tree will work with Divine Purpose and not remove the clearcasting effect, just as if it did not consume three stacks of holy power.
Divine Storm - Increased weapon damage percentage from 80% to 100%
Hand of Light (Mastery) - This is been slightly nerfed to 2.1% damage from 2.5% per point in mastery, but the percentage of damage is done as additional holy damage for Templar's Verdict, Crusader Strike, and Divine storm.
Repentance - Will no longer break from Censure (Seal of Truth).
Seals of Command - Will no longer trigger twice on each swing with Seal of Truth.
Zealotry - This is no longer dispellable.
So basically a lot of the baseline DPS has been switch around, what looks initially like a nerf ends up benefiting Retadins. Mastery now helps with baseline DPS, and the additionally holy damage will help because armor is not effected by spell damage.
Holy Tree
Divine Light - Mana cost increased 10%
Divine Plea - This now lasts only 9 seconds, down from 12. It also adds 4% mana per tick instead of 2% for a total of 12% (up from 10%).
Holy Light - Mana cost has been increased by 10%
Aura Mastery - This no longer increases the benefit by Cursader Aura. Booo!
Denounce - This now has a spell indicator.
Protector of the Innocent - This spell now heals for 30% less.
To me this is all a wash if not a nerf. I didn't see paladins not running out of mana so why increase all the costs? I am not sure. The fact that they changed Divine Plea to be easier to use during fights is nice though. The Nerf to Protector of the Innocent is just brutal.
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April 16, 2013 - Andrea Johnson
It isn't clear yet who's behind the horrific bomb blasts at the Boston Marathon that killed three and severely injured more than 170 people. However, speculation is rampant and that's one of the problems with our 24/7 news culture. People immediately began speculating yesterday about which group might be behind the latest atrocity. People want a satisfying explanation that fits their own prejudices and world view. In a post-9/11 country that is in its 12th year of war the most obvious explanation, especially among conservative Americans, is that radical Muslims, homegrown or imported, are responsible.
It didn't help that the New York Daily News reported within hours that that a 20-year-old Saudi national who was injured in the blast is a suspect. Maybe the Saudi is to blame; maybe he's another unfortunate soul who happened to be standing in the wrong place when the bomb went off. Not enough information has been released to determine the facts. How terrible if he turns out to be innocent and has been found guilty without trial in the court of public opinion.
People of all political persuasions are guilty of premature speculation. The other popular theory among left-wing Democrats seems to be that this is the work of right-winger Americans, perhaps of the Tea Party persuasion, who chose to attack in Boston (the site of the original Boston Tea Party) on Tax Day (also Patriots' Day in Massachusetts).
People recalled the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995, which was spearheaded by Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, allegedly in retaliation for the siege on the Weaver family at Ruby Ridge in rural Idaho in August 1992 and the siege on the Branch Davidian compound at Waco, Texas that ended violently on April 19, 1993.
Of course it could also turn out to be the work of some mentally ill, but clever, lone bomber.
At this point no one knows anything except that great evil and violence has visited the Boston marathon and, in the future, the rest of us can likely expect even greater security measures at large-scale events like this one. Whoever he or she is, the Boston marathon bomber has robbed all Americans of a little more of our freedom this week.
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Apr-19-13 11:41 AM
--Continued -- It's going to be interesting to see what led to this. They learned how to make these bombs somewhere? Where? Have they made any trips out of the country recently? Who are their friends? These two guys look white and probably could have passed as Italian or white Hispanics. The younger man speaks English with no accent. The crowd immediately picked out the men in the crowd who looked Arab as possible suspects and they are likely innocent bystanders. This is probably one of the reasons why profiling young Arab men as potential terrorists isn't going to catch every potential threat. I would assume that anyone interested in carrying out this sort of attack is recruiting men like these two guys who can blend into a crowd in the United States.
Apr-19-13 11:34 AM
Well, maybe now we can speculate now that we have a couple of suspects: Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, who was killed, and his younger brother Dzhokar Tsarnaev, 20, who is on the run. Various news reports indicate the family is of Chechen origin. Chechnya is a predominantly Islamic area of Russia that has been the site of ongoing conflict since the 1990s. Chechen terrorists killed hundreds at a school in Beslan, Russia in 2004. This particular family fled Chechnya during one of the conflicts and lived in Kyrgyzstan before coming to the United States about a decade ago. The father is still in Russia. The younger brother was apparently completely Americanized, based on the reports of high school friends; the older brother was apparently a radical. Authorities apparently haven't ruled out the idea that others might have been involved.
Apr-18-13 10:30 PM
Andrea I think Face Book is the "Show and Tell" of the Internet.
Use to be just bring something to school for Show and Tell now they dump it all over the net.
I don't participate I think its really stupid in these days of not wanting our privacy invaded to put all ya got up on the net for all to see.. along with all your plans for a vacation..so people will KNOW no one is home..
More work from the brain child generation..
Apr-18-13 12:21 PM
Unfortunately, I think you're right. Privacy rights have pretty much gone by the wayside anyway, sometimes given up freely. I'm amazed at some of the things my young relatives willingly reveal on Facebook.
Apr-18-13 9:08 AM
I imagine there is a possibility that someone who identifies as an "other" is responsible. But we don't know.
Apr-17-13 10:32 PM
Schools now require visitors badges? Hummm I walked headlong right thru a school building less then two weeks ago. No one even noticed I was not one of the staff..no one challenged me.. It wasn't in Minot however.. but in a smaller town...
Once again you left out "other" as the choice. You do know many forms now have 3 choices Male Female Other...For someone who supports equal rights you are not supporting equal opportunities for this incident..
Or do you think "others" are not capable of committing these bombing acts?
Apr-17-13 4:03 PM
Over and over the law abiding public is restricted for the acts of criminals. At this pace all people if allowed to be born will be born with no presumed innocence. Everybody will be born as criminals and will never know freedom, liberty or justice.
Apr-17-13 12:03 PM
You're free to move ... with restrictions.
Schools now require visitors badges at a minimum and background checks and escorts for certain visitors to their buildings.
Air travel is an invasive and occasionally humiliating experience.
I'd predict that any major gathering -- i.e. the state fair, concerts, maybe even eventually malls and movie theaters -- will start using metal detectors, baggage searches, security guards eyeballing the attendees. You can always choose not to go to those events. I choose to take the train or drive rather than fly. On the other hand, it may get hard to avoid the nuisance of security checks after events such as this one, even though they're rare.
No one knows who did this. "She" is as likely to be accurate as "he" at this point.
Apr-17-13 9:08 AM
Andrea You need to make a correction to your article. Its now on many forms
Male female or Other. You left out the "other" when you said he or she.
Politically Correct is a must now days along with equal opportunity and civil rights..
Apr-17-13 9:06 AM
Its like this Andrea people feel better and the healing process starts as soon as they can blame someone.
Hillary displayed that when she said With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans..
"What difference at this point does it make?!" whether there was a protest.
They have placed the blame on someone now and that is suppose to suffice for the real facts of the case. I suspect this one will turn out much the same way. Someone will be caught and prosecuted but will it really be the perpetrator or will it be someone charged who cannot defend himself. Sortas like Jewell and the Olympic Bombing. The media had him hung out to dry ready to demand the death penalty and he was not the one who committed the crime,. In fact it took a couple more bombings before they finally figured out who was to blame..
This will probably turn out the same way..
Apr-17-13 8:23 AM
I pay for a drivers license and insurance to be allowed to move by the modern means of the day. Which by the way is one of our "rights".
Apr-16-13 9:02 PM
I move freely.
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Note: Last summer, Mary Malouf attened the Payson Salmon Festival, which is taking place this Friday in Payson, Utah. For those of you looking for something to do this weekend or an unbelievable experience - we highly recommend the festival. Here's Mary's recap from last year - hope this motivates you to join us down South this weekend!
At 5:00 p.m. Friday, we were drinking hard Arnold Palmers in the back garden at Trifecta Design, where owner Pam Ostermiller, native daughter of Payson, Utah, gathered her friends before we got on Le Bus to her home town, 64 miles away.
But such miles. Utah County is traditionally a daunting destination for Salt Lakers, and Friday afternoon traffic means the trip can take hours.
But the payoff in Payson is worth it: mouthwatering, heart-warming proof that food helps create community.
For 56 years, the little city's main fundraiser has been a salmon feast in City Park. Thousands of pounds of wild Alaska salmon are flown in. Volunteers construct huge grills, 32"-tall 20-foot long frames holding chicken wire mesh, anchored in tires in trucked-in sand and gather giant woodpiles of apple and cherry wood.
And the cooking commences.
Traditionally done by the town fire department, now the heavy and hot job of basting and turning the huge racks of fish, then carrying them like stretchers to the serving tent is shared by other volunteers. But everyone still wears protective fire-fighting clothing.
Driving into town in our giant bus, we could see the smoke rising when we were blocks from the park.
You go through the line with a Chinette platter and servers quickly load it up with potatoes, butter pats, packets of lemon juice, ears of corn, a roll and a bowl of cole slaw. You walk by the black tent and someone inside cuts off a huge hunk of salmon and plops it on your plate.
Then you find a seat at one of the long tables under the trees in the park, and share a meal with hundreds of friends.
Cooked slowly, far from the fire, mopped with melted butter from a galvanized bucket, this is possibly the best salmon I've ever tasted.
But that's not the only delight of this old-fashioned town event: shared food leads naturally to friendship.
We talked to a young Lebanese man who was going to be baptized into the LDS church the next day he had come to Utah because his Catholic mother had a dream her son should become a Mormon. We sat next to a young couple with a baby, she is a first grade teacher with long roots in Payson, he's Hispanic. We met a grandmother who was raising her precocious and sassy granddaughter because her mother was off "doing Goth things."
We got friendly with a woman who was standing in line with us to buy the extra cooked salmon; with 8 kids at home, she couldn't afford the $15 ticket per person ticket, but she could buy two sides of salmon for $30 and serve the family a feast.
And we met Brad and Brady Pulver, father and son, two of the men cooking the salmon. Brady's a relative newcomer to the cooking brigade; his dad has been working the grills for 22 seasons. Before that, his father helped cook the Payson salmon, so it's a three-generation family tradition. Here they are, near the end of this year's salmon-cooking marathon feast.
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TEMPE- With the start of the 2011 cross country season just around the corner for the Arizona State University harriers, the program has released an updated information guide that includes statistics, records and other historical information through the completion of the 2011 track and field seasons. The link below gives fans a look into the Sun Devil program, its accomplishments and the numerous features that define Arizona State University as one of the premier institutions for both academics and athletics in the nation.
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- 1 package (8 ounces) reduced-fat cream cheese
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- Assorted crackers
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, cranberries, apricots and orange peel until blended. Chill until serving. Serve with crackers. Yield: 1-1/2 cups.
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"Made this but used dried mango instead of apricots and a little orange juice instead of orange peel. It was good and something a little different. Great with slightly salty pretzel crisps. Might also be good with dried pineapple. Make sure to let sit at room temp for 30 minutes so that it is more spreadable."
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A uniquely interdisciplinary, powerful alliance of academia, industry and the Army. Led by the University of California, Santa Barbara, in collaboration with MIT, Caltech, the Army and Industry partners, the ICB transforms biological inspiration into technological innovation.
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Affiliated ECE Faculty: Executive Director - David Auston, Director - John Bowers, K. Banerjee, Blumenthal, Brewer, Cheng, Coldren, Denbaars, Gossard, Hespanha, Madhow, Marek-Sadowska, Mishra, Petroff, Rodwell, Schuller, Strukov, Theogarajan
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Brings together faculty, students, and visitors affiliated with various departments across the UC Santa Barbara campus. The Center facilitates cooperation in control engineering, dynamical systems, and computation and their various interdisciplinary applications.
Affiliated ECE Faculty: Director - Andrew Teel, Busetto, Byl, Chandrasekaran, Hespanha, Kokotovic, Madhow, Manjunath, Marden, Mostofi
The center's goal is to leverage key strengths in CS, EE, ME, and environment sciences at UCSB to face the millennium's energy challenges. Designing tomorrow's computing systems requires an effort to drive energy-efficient technologies in computing, electronics, and building systems.
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Facilitates fundamental advances in photonics and optoelectronics. The general goals have been to advance the state-of-the-art in chip-to-chip optical interconnects, optical fiber communications, and biosensor and to encourage collaboration between academia and the U.S. industry.
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The focus is on new semiconductor based technologies for energy efficient lighting and displays, power electronics, and solar energy conversion. Its objective is to provide a forum for its members to work in collaboration and across disciplines to address challenging problems in research.
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The idea for Bettinis came to me through a series of dream like events that have shaped and inspired my own life. Growing up I spent my summers on the beaches of North Carolina
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North Florida at Princeton
Mar 1, 2013 at Jacksonville, Fla. (UNF Softball Complex)
Score by Innings R H E
North Florida....... 010 000 1 - 2 8 2
Princeton........... 000 000 0 - 0 8 1
Umpires - HP: Duine Henry 2B: Mike Connelly
Start: 2:57 pm Time: 2:10 Attendance: 85
Weather: Cloudy, Slight breeze, mid-50s
WALLACE faced 1 batter in the 5th.
RADKE faced 2 batters in the 6th.
North Florida starters: 3/2b WILSON; 6/lf HENDRIX, B; 11/ss HOLTON; 10/dp
REYNOLDS; 5/3b THOMAS; 25/c REESE; 44/cf MANDARANO; 9/1b TEWEY; 1/rf TAYLOR;
15/p WALLACE;
Princeton starters: 5/cf Rendina; 21/c Cousens; 8/ss Schmidt; 10/p Peyton; 7/3b
Chu; 12/lf Pierce; 9/rf Button; 18/dp Bose; 19/2b Roberts; 17/1b Viggers;
North Florida 1st - WILSON grounded out to ss.
HENDRIX, B singled through the left side. HOLTON reached on a fielder's choice;
HENDRIX, B out at second p to ss. HOLTON stole second. REYNOLDS walked. THOMAS
fouled out to lf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Princeton 1st - Rendina flied out to cf. Cousens
singled through the right side. Schmidt struck out looking. Peyton grounded out
to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
North Florida 2nd - REESE reached on a fielding
error by 2b. MANDARANO tripled to left center, RBI; REESE scored, unearned.
TEWEY grounded out to c unassisted. TAYLOR struck out looking. WILSON struck
out swinging. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Princeton 2nd - Chu flied out to rf. Pierce grounded
out to 2b. Button grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
North Florida 3rd - HENDRIX, B grounded out to 1b
unassisted. HOLTON singled down the lf line. HOLTON stole second. REYNOLDS
grounded out to ss; HOLTON advanced to third. THOMAS grounded out to 3b.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Princeton 3rd - Bose grounded out to 1b unassisted.
Roberts grounded out to 3b. Rendina reached on a fielding error by ss. Cousens
singled to shortstop; Rendina advanced to second. Schmidt flied out to cf.
0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
North Florida 4th - REESE singled to second base.
MANDARANO reached on a fielder's choice; REESE out at second 2b unassisted,
interference. TEWEY reached on a fielder's choice; MANDARANO out at second 3b
to 2b. TAYLOR grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Princeton 4th - Peyton flied out to rf. Chu singled
to second base. Pierce singled to right center; Chu advanced to second. Button
grounded out to 1b unassisted; Pierce advanced to second; Chu advanced to
third. Bose walked. Crowe pinch ran for Bose. Roberts lined out to 3b. 0
runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
North Florida 5th - WILSON flied out to lf. HENDRIX,
B grounded out to ss. HOLTON grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Princeton 5th - Rendina singled to left center.
RADKE to p for WALLACE. Cousens doubled, advanced to third on the throw;
Rendina advanced to third, out at home cf to ss to c. Schmidt struck out
swinging. Peyton popped up to ss. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1
North Florida 6th - REYNOLDS grounded out to ss.
THOMAS grounded out to p. REESE singled to shortstop. MANDARANO singled to
right center; REESE advanced to third. POLLACK pinch hit for TEWEY. POLLACK
grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Princeton 6th - TEWEY to 1b for POLLACK. Chu singled
to left center. Pierce walked; Chu advanced to second. GOFF to p for RADKE.
McGowan pinch hit for Button. McGowan struck out swinging. Crowe to dh. Crowe
grounded out to 2b. Roberts walked; Pierce advanced to second; Chu advanced to
third. Rendina grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 3
North Florida 7th - Button to rf for McGowan. ENGEL
pinch hit for TAYLOR. ENGEL singled up the middle. TAYLOR to rf for ENGEL.
WILSON out at first p to 2b, SAC, bunt; TAYLOR advanced to second. MIHALIK
pinch hit for HENDRIX, B. MIHALIK grounded out to 2b; TAYLOR advanced to third.
HOLTON singled to right field, RBI; TAYLOR scored. REYNOLDS popped up to ss.
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Princeton 7th - HENDRIX, B to lf for MIHALIK.
Cousens walked. Schmidt reached on a fielding error by 1b; Cousens advanced to
second. Peyton singled up the middle, advanced to second on the throw; Schmidt
advanced to third; Cousens advanced to third, out at home cf to c. Allen pinch
ran for Peyton. Chu walked. Pierce popped up to ss. Button struck out swinging.
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RCBS uniflow in the box with both the large and small drums.
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