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A bill introduced in the legislature would bar the state, local governments and educational institutions from buying coverage for their employees through Obamacare.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Republican lawmakers are taking on the Affordable Care Act with a new bill that would bar state and local governments — and possibly also companies that do business with them — from buying health insurance through the federal website.
State Sen. Mae Beavers and three House Republicans released a bill Wednesday designed to stop President Barack Obama's health care reform law by discouraging use of its health insurance exchange, healthcare.gov.
The bill, if it were enacted, would be sure to face formidable legal questions. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that the core of the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, and past attempts to stop the health care law in Tennessee have run aground because of the well-established constitutional principle that state laws cannot trump federal laws.
The bill would make it illegal for Tennessee and local officials to "assist in implementing" the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare." It also would prohibit the state, local governments and educational institutions from buying coverage for their employees through the website.
The measure also might make it illegal for state contractors to buy insurance on the exchange, even for their own employees.
State Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver said the measure would form "a firewall" around Tennessee, keeping out the Affordable Care Act.
Similar legislation is under consideration in South Carolina and Georgia, Beavers said.
"It's quite evident the federal government is wanting a monopoly on insurance coverage in this country," the Mount Juliet Republican said. "They've shown already that they're not capable of doing it."
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said through a spokesman that he was aware of the legislation but hasn't "had a chance to review its impact and how it would work."
The bill would be the latest in a long line of measures filed in the Tennessee legislature taking aim at the health care law.
So far, more than 36,000 Tennesseans have signed up for coverage under the exchanges. More than 2 million people nationwide had enrolled through, according to the most recent statistics.
Beavers said she's not sure how the legislation would affect people who have already signed up for coverage under the exchanges.
"That remains to be seen," she said.
The measure not only would bar state and local officials from enforcing the Affordable Care Act. It would prohibit them from participating in it as well.
That could cause immediate problems for TennCare, the state's Medicaid program, which has been using healthcare.gov to sign up new enrollees until a new state-run website is completed.
The bill also extends to state contractors, although there is some ambiguity about the extent to which private companies would be affected.
Beavers told reporters Wednesday that no company with a contract with the state could offer insurance from healthcare.gov. But Jim Brown, state director for the National Federation of Independent Businesses, said he interpreted the measure as saying only that state agencies could not hire contractors to take actions they are prohibited from doing.
State Rep. JoAnne Favors, a retired nurse who is certified to help customers navigate the federal law's marketplaces, said that the legislation is embarrassing to the state and that she believes Tennessee's attorney general would find it to be unconstitutional.
"It's wasting a lot of energy and time for the legislators to have to deal with something so egregious," said the Chattanooga Democrat. "It's just causing our state to look so silly."
Beavers said she believes this latest measure is on sure legal ground. She said "anti-commandeering laws" and Supreme Court rulings, including one in a 1997 case involving gun control, bar the federal government from making states enforce their laws.
"The answer is going to be the individual states, enough of them enacting language (or) something like this, to be able to make it fail," she said.
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Yuri Gagarin, 6 Kopeks
This two-part stamp commemorates the flight of Yuri Gagarin who became the first man in space in April 1961. The top part of the hinged stamp shows a stylized image of the rocket that carried Gagarin into space pictured flying over Red Square. The lower portion quotes Soviet Party Secretary, Nikita Khruchshev, on the significance of Gagarin's mission. This was a six kopek stamp, sufficient for first-class, domestic mail. This is one of the first three stamps that the Soviet Union issued to commemorate Gagarin's flight.
A member of the staff of the USSR Embassy in Washington, D.C. presented this stamp to the museum in 1978.
Gift of USSR Embassy
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Mayor Williams Pens Open Letter and Encourages City to Celebrate Black History Month
Posted on 02/11/2014 11:18 am
Dear Residents and Neighbors,
Our country, was founded under the guiding principle that: no matter who you are, where you come from, what you look like, or your economic status, if you work hard enough you can be free and successful. It is what is called the American Dream- a belief that all men are created equal and have the opportunity to achieve through a measure of hard work, dedication, and sacrifice. Still for some, this dream of freedom, equality and fairness, has been deferred and at times even denied.
African Americans could not share in our nation's value of freedom until 150 years ago when President Lincoln fought to abolish slavery. It was a little more than 50 years ago that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched on Washington and delivered a message, longing for a day of justice, equality and brotherhood for all. While freedom and equality have not always been easily attained, America continues to move forward, break down barriers towards progress and bridge the gaps to ensure we all can enjoy the rights our forefathers fought for.
February is Black History Month - or National African American History Month. This annual recognition is a celebration and recognition of the achievements by African Americans and their significant role in American history. Black History Month is a time to reflect not on the travesties of the struggle, but achievements of our efforts. This month should also remind everyone of the importance of human rights for all people.
The City of Wilmington and the State of Delaware embraced the Civil Rights movement. We are proudly the home of many Civil Rights giants such as Louis L. Redding, the first African-American to pass the Delaware bar; Peter Spencer, founder of the first independent black Christian Church in the United States; Honorable Collin Seitz, who ordered the end to public-school segregation in Delaware; Reverend Maurice Moyer, who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and was assigned to start Delaware's first black Presbyterian church; and Mayor James Sills, the first African American Mayor for the City of Wilmington.
Because these pioneers shared common values, such as honor, courage, dignity, a sense of duty, a sense of sacrifice for their fellow man, no matter who they were, they were able to open doors for every Delawarean. Their work in our community acts to inspire us all to do what we can, whenever rights are being violated or there is an opportunity to stand up for our American ideals.
Advances created not in spite of race, but accomplished by people able to look beyond it. It should be a depiction of progress made, together. I encourage all members of the Wilmington community to celebrate and observe Black History Month. Also, take a moment to reflect on some of Wilmington and Delaware's civil rights giants. This is a collective legacy I envision continuing as we work together for the sake of Wilmington, the State of Delaware and the United States of America.
Dennis P. Williams
Mayor, City of Wilmington


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Timothy M. Carter
Position: WR
Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: September 21, 1979 in Atlanta, GA
High School: Lakewood
College: Auburn (school history) (Carter college stats)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 2nd round (46th overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 9 (7518th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Patrick Carter
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
WIP Wednesday #24
New projects:
Bee blocksI finished up my {Sew} Beautiful and String Me Along blocks this week, and now working on these bright, fun string blocks for Do. Good Stitches.
Ongoing projects:
Modern Meadow baby quiltHand-stitching the binding on as we speak. So I should have a finished quilt for you by next week. This will be my 4th finish of the year, which means I'm more or less still on track for 12 finished quilts in 2011.
Supernova Quilt-Along
All basted, and I'm about to start the quilting. It's so exciting to be finishing this up! And I have been blown away by the finished tops and quilts showing up in the Flickr group! Beautiful work, ladies!
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley (the original Supernova)
On hold ... yeah, yeah.
Central Park jelly roll quilt
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 1 (bee blocks)
Completed projects - 1 (Mosaic Squares shower curtain)
Currently in progress - 10 (same as last week)
You're up! Let's see what you've got going this week. Remember to link back to my blog in your post, and please comment on the other links. Happy sewing!
24 comments:
- kwiltmakr said...
I have seen some of the SuperNova quilts all done, they are nice. 12 quilts finished for 2011 so far, you are really getting a lot done.
- April 27, 2011 at 12:10 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Ooh, I love the fabric you chose for the binding on the baby quilt - that's one of my favorite JD prints. I can't wait to see how your Supernova turns out! :)
- April 27, 2011 at 5:21 AM
- Becky said...
Oh that stack of fabrics is just gorgeous! Why are colors so inspiring! That makes me want to make something! I'm excited to see some more finished supernovas too, they are all looking so spectacular.
- April 27, 2011 at 5:32 AM
- Bree said...
I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets caught off-guard by Wednesdays!
That baby quilt is going to be absolutely great. And way to go for being on track for 12 quilts, I'm definitely impressed!
- April 27, 2011 at 6:24 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
you.re fabric is lovely,Lee
- April 27, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- LynCC said...
Love those fabrics! I'd be feeling all bright and chipper the whole time I was working with them. :D
- April 27, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- Mary Ann & Mother said...
I just love the way you clip on your binding - sew much better than pins! You have finished a dozen quilts and here I've just finished my first and it's really small - you go, girl!
- April 27, 2011 at 7:03 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
Your baby quilt is so pretty!
And I'm really looking forward to seeing how you quilt the Supernova . . . I've got mine almost ready to baste, but can't decide how to quilt it!
- April 27, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- Jessica said...
So excited to see your finished quilts soon! I am in awe of all the supernova quilts and tops popping up, makes me want to jump in late in the game and make one!!
- April 27, 2011 at 7:52 AM
- Debbie said...
Love the new fabric! AND can't wait to see your Supernova and Modern Meadow complete! Inspiring.
- April 27, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- Katie B. said...
Love the binding on your Modern Meadow quilt! So cool.
- April 27, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- Dee said...
Oh your fabric stash just makes me drool! Can't wait to see what you do with them!
- April 27, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- Kimberly White said...
Awesome choices for your string blocks! Have fun sewing on the binding this week ... that's my job too!
- April 27, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Jennifer said...
Just wanted to say thank you for doing this each week. I love to come over and see what everyone is working on! It also keeps me inspired to work on projects since I mentioned them on my WIP list! Thanks for being here every week!
- April 27, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Jen said...
I love those fabrics in the first picture - so bright and beautiful!
Thanks for hosting this party.
- April 27, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- Marsha S said...
hello! I went on a search for a new WIP to participate in since the one I've been doing, she seems to have stopped doing it.
I am wondering...is yours all about quilting only? That seems to be what I see in the linky. I am doing quilts, but I also have other projects going on all the time as well. Looking forward to going and checking out some of the others in the linky, but I can already tell that I pale in comparison on the quilts I make to what they are making! I am so a beginner and will probably always stay that way, doing the simple things.
- April 27, 2011 at 11:02 AM
- Kerstin said...
Yay for you for being right on track with your quilting goal. Funny enough, I have the same goal and I am already so much behind...
- April 27, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- felicity said...
I hear you on Wednesday being sneaky and popping up so suddenly like it does! As evidenced by my lack of timely WIP post. Will hopefully get one done tonight. C'est la vie, I guess.
Love your baby quilt - MM is one of my fave lines. Can't wait to see how you quilt your Supernova (I need ideas!!).
- April 27, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Marsha S said...
Just stopping in again. I've had a lot of fun looking at many of the blogs in the linky....and getting inspired along the way too.
- April 27, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Denise said...
I love the color combo of your newst project!
- April 27, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Marlene @ KISSed Quilts . com said...
Just want to say thank you for hosting the Supernova Quilt Along...I had a great time! Watching everyone's photos in the flickr group was truly inspiring. Thanks again.
- April 27, 2011 at 4:58 PM
- Sarah @ FairyFace Designs said...
Oh, those fabrics are making me jealous, they're so pretty! And I can't wait to see that baby quilt, it looks so lovely :-) Thanks as always for hosting, I love checking out what people are working on every week!
- April 27, 2011 at 6:52 PM
- Sharon said...
Great fabrics! Can't wait to see what you make with them.
- April 27, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- Toni said...
OO OO OO OOooo what is your new project?? I so LOVE your fabric selection!!
- April 28, 2011 at 5:43 AM


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Rated 5 out of 5 by AngieS Perfect Vintage "Art Deco" Look.... Terrific Price I love vintage reproductions and collect them often. This cookie jar has a great look, it's functional and priced right! If you want to use it as a cookie jar, you will have to wrap the cookies because it doesn't have a seal. However, that's just a small consideration. It's as big as most of my cookie jars and fits well on the counter. I love the vertical lines that give it more of a 1920's Art Deco look, and the scalloped bottom completes the cool look. I did have to look at two jars to get a top that fitted a bit better. It's not meant to be a tightly fitted jar. I also bought one for my niece who loves vintage things. I hope World Market gives us more products like this! I love the store. January 6, 2014
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West Allis - A proposed 2013 West Allis city budget would cost $9 more for city services for the owner of a home assessed at $150,000 next year.
Mayor Dan Devine's proposed $109.6 million budget will go to a public hearing at 7 p.m. Nov. 5.
The overall budget is up 1.2 percent from this year, but the general fund, viewed as the operating budget, would be up less than 1 percent, or $56.1 million in 2013 - an increase mainly attributed to employee wages. The 2013 budget would fund six positions that were approved for this year but not funded. Three of those were firefighters.
The proposed 2013 levy for that budget is up 0.69 percent to $40 million, an increase of $272,831. The actual property tax rate for municipal purposes is recommended at $9.81 per $1,000 of assessed value, up from $9.75 this year.
The administration and finance committee may schedule a meeting on the budget before the hearing and probably will meet Nov. 14 to give the proposal a final review, taking public comments into consideration. The Common Council will vote on the budget Nov. 20.
Serviceable budget
Alderman Tom Lajsic, administration and finance chairman, said, "I'm fairly well satisfied with the mayor's proposal."
Lajsic said he plans to have some department heads in to discuss the budget after the hearing.
The proposed budget contains no service reductions.
However, higher overnight parking fees and a new accident crash fee might be in the offing. Although both ideas are still in the conceptual stage and still need council approval, each might bring in an additional $25,000. Accident crash fees are being established by more communities to help offset the cost of dealing with traffic accidents. The fees normally go to the drivers' insurance companies.
Community enhancements
Three budget additions could result in a better image for the city, a neater city and energy savings, said City Administrator Paul Ziehler.
One addition is $25,000 for a promotion, marketing and branding program to build the city's image.
"We need to continue to improve our image as an attractive place to bring business and to live," Ziehler said.
The second addition is $25,000 for a neighborhood enhancement facilitator, a new position. The facilitator would work full time, but only from April to October, getting property owners to keep up their properties.
A third addition is $50,000 for an energy sustainability coordinator, who would help the city save energy and be more environmentally harmonious. Energy savings should offset much of the $50,000 cost for the coordinator, Ziehler said.
Worker raises and benefits
The proposed budget contains employee raises. Under their contract, police will receive a 2 percent raise in April. The city is in arbitration with the firefighters over the contract for this year and next year. Once that contract is settled, Ziehler said it will be clearer what kinds of raises should be given to nonrepresented employees.
An annual employee health savings of $800,000 will kick in next year, as the city goes to a new health provider that excludes doctors and hospitals in the Columbia-St. Mary's network. Additional savings will come from changes to the actual employee health plan.
Even with the savings, the city's self-funded health insurance program could have a $1.4 million deficit next year, Ziehler said, but he noted that such deficits often loom at this point.
The 2012 deficit that was projected at $1.7 million is down to a projected $300,000, he said. In fact, the plan lost money only once in nine years, he added.
WHAT: public hearing on proposed 2013 West Allis budget
WHEN: 7 p.m. Nov. 5
WHERE: West Allis City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.
WHAT: Common Council 2013 budget approval
WHEN: 7 p.m. Nov. 20
WHERE: West Allis City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.
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Featured in Vallarta Lifestyles Magazine, Fall/Winter 2009 issue.
In a hurry? This laidback daytrip through Puerto Vallarta's North Shore will give you a good sense of what our bay is all about.
Not too long ago, travel guides and websites referred to Puerto Vallarta as a small village. And while certain neighborhoods in town can still rightly claim a certain "pueblito" feel, you may have to leave our fair city to truly experience one. Fortunately for us, Puerto Vallarta's North Shore readily offers the opportunity by way of a half-dozen small villages that can be easily explored in one day, if you wish to get a taste of them in one serving. And just as in Puerto Vallarta's best restaurants, if you like their flavor, you can always return for more!
Your first stop as you travel north from Puerto Vallarta along Carr. 200 Norte is Bucerías, the name deriving from the Spanish buzo, or diver. Even though the town may be small size-wise, Bucerías features a variety of food options, from basic Mexican fare to upscale restaurants. Shopping options are equally diverse. Find a parking spot near the main plaza and take a look at the beach, whose lengthy stretch and calm waters have attracted families for decades.
Just past the Punta de Mita exit, La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is equally laidback, but thanks to the recently completed Marina Riviera Nayarit, the town is generating an even stronger draw for those interested in boating and maritime activities. North of La Cruz, the small beach of La Manzanilla is a popular destination for Mexican families in search of great seafood, reasonably priced.
If spending the day at a secluded beach is high on your must-do list, Destiladeras, further up the road, is a perfect place to consider. With the exception of the two weeks of Semana Santa (Mexico's spring break/Easter combo holiday), this popular beach has just enough amenities to keep you happy, and enough space to provide you with peace and solitude.
When you reach the right-hand turn onto Litibu, don't take it! Continue straight to the small town of El Anclote, where you will find a variety of great beachfront restaurants and a few shops – not to mention several spots that offer kayak and surfing equipment, instruction and rentals. The northern point of Banderas Bay is located within Punta Mita, an exclusive gated community that encloses the luxurious Four Seasons and St. Regis hotels, along with some of the most spectacular real estate developments in Puerto Vallarta's North Shore.
Drive back to the Litibu turn and take it. A long-term development project undertaken by private investors and the government at state and federal levels, Litibu will eventually include a solid infrastructure of roads, schools, five-star and boutique hotels and shopping centers. In contrast, the road between Litibu and Sayulita offers some of the most spectacular views of the lush vegetation present throughout the bay.
A surfing destination of choice, Sayulita is one of those small towns whose charm will more than likely cast a spell upon you. Drive through it, and you'll be tempted to park your car and spend a couple hours exploring its downtown area, with shopping opportunities galore, or its popular beach, where several surfing operations are ready for you to get your feet wet, pun intended!
As you exit Sayulita, the road will connect once again with Carr. 200 Norte. At this point, you can continue north along the highway for another 10 minutes, which would allow a quick drive through San Pancho, another peaceful beachfront destination, or turn right and head back to Puerto Vallarta. The road between Sayulita and the Punta de Mita exit you took earlier features nothing but lush, spectacular trees and vistas, which is actually perfect. With no other distractions, this is the best time of your road trip to think about which of these spots you'd like to visit again!
Each and every one these stops is unique. Discover them all!


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Dave Chappelle is an American comedian, screenwriter, television/film producer, and actor. As part of his early efforts, Chappelle moved to New York City to pursue a career as a comedian. He gathered the courage to perform at Harlem's famed Apollo Theater, in front of the infamous Amateur Night audience. The performance resulted in him being booed off the stage. Chappelle has described the experience as the moment that gave him the courage to continue his show business aspirations. He quickly made a name for himself in the New York comedy circuit, even performing in the city's parks.
After becoming an accomplished stand up comedian, Chappelle debuted his own weekly sketch comedy show on Comedy Central called Chappelle's Show. Along with comedy skits, the show also featured musical performances by mostly hip-hop and soul artists. Chappelle's pointed social and political commentary quickly helped the show garner critical and commercial success, as well as controversy. Richard Pryor, one of Chappelle's comedic influences, was a fan of the show and stated that he had "passed the torch" to Chappelle. Chappelle received two Emmy Award nominations for the show.
In April 2007, Chappelle set a stand up endurance record at the Laugh Factory comedy club, beating comedian Dane Cook's record of three hours and 50 minutes. In December of the same year, Chappelle broke his own record with a time of six hours and 12 minutes. Cook took the record again in January 2008, with a time of seven hours. Currently shying away from the spotlight, Chappelle still makes unannounced appearances at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles.


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Arizona State head coach Todd Graham
On USC's offensive looks:
"They had a heck of a game plan. A lot of new stuff we had not seen. We gave up three touchdowns there late that stressed me out, we don't need to be doing that."
On the offensive line:
"Our offensive line brought it. They flat got after it and dominated the line of scrimmage. For the first time since I have been here, tempo destroyed the other team. That other defense is one of the best defenses in the nation. They are pretty dang good and our guy just put up 612 yards of offense on them and 62 points. I am really proud of guys our kids deserve all the credit. They got after it. I am particularly proud of our offensive line."
"Kody (Kobensky), Fink (Evan Finkenberg), Jamil (Douglas), Sulka (Tyler), the whole group. I challenged them and I said we have got to come off the football and knock these guys off the ball. We felt like we could. But, that team against the run and the numbers they had put up to this point, we went out and totally dominated them offensively. Coach Norvell had a masterful plan and I am really proud of my staff as well."
On the fan support tonight:
"Our fans were awesome tonight. Absolutely incredible. I hope they were entertained, I think they were. Big time win and I am proud for our seniors. For the rest of their life they know they took care of it at home. We are undefeated at home. I told our band that I wished they would come out every game because we are undefeated with them watching us. It was a great, great night to be a Sun Devil."
On Taylor Kelly's performance:
"Phenomenal. One of the things we wanted him to do is with a team like that, and the way they ran on defense, is utilize Taylor's legs with the read zone package in. He did some great things there. Just really proud of our guys and how they brought it.
On special teams play:
"Alex Garoutte coming in there and rugby kicking it for us. We did a great in kickoff coverage. Alex did a great job kicking the ball there. We did a good job in the return game. Marion got the ball out with some decent returns tonight. I am really proud of them."
On Marion Grice:
"Wow, that guy scores a lot of touchdowns. I am glad he is on our team."
On the defensive performance:
"The big thing that was exciting defensively is getting those turnovers. Alden Darby was outstanding. They had a good plan. They had some things that we had not seen. They were doing a lot of motion and movement that they had not done. They had us on our heels in the first quarter. I mean on our heels big time. We were just trying to figure out what was going on."
On Jaxon Hood's absence:
"It was really hard. We had Gannon (Conway) down there and it hurt us too much at the end so we moved Gannon back in the middle of the game. Davon (Coleman), who hadn't practiced at nose tackle all week, was put down there. That kind of settled us down. Guys made great adjustments. They were doing a lot of audible-ing and checking, but our guys did a great job at halftime picking up some things. We did some things at halftime that we hadn't done. It was a great night. I am just proud of my players and proud of our fans. I am just really proud to be a Sun Devil tonight."
On the adjustments defensively in the second half:
"What we were doing was showing our blitz too early. When they checked the play, we should check the play. We weren't doing that in the first half. Once we started doing that in the second half, then we were able to knock it down."
On the challenge of USC offense:
"They hurt us schematically worse than anyone else we have played. Thats our fault we have to be better prepared."
On red zone offense:
"That was big for us to get in the red zone and score touchdowns. Our offensive line was controlling the line of scrimmage. The number one reason why we were so successful in the red zone was tempo. In the first half we were rolling."
Quarterback Taylor Kelly
On sheer domination of USC:
"It started off with these five (Koebensky, Finkenberg, Douglas, Sulka, Teofilo). They came to work all week and they didn't allow a sack tonight. They're doing a great job. They're starting to come together. I believe in these guys. We're going to keep working, establish our running game, and then our offense starts going."
On taking advantage of seam routes:
"They were starting to bracket Jaelen (Strong). We just thought we could hurt them down the seams. Chris Coyle did a great job of getting open. Same with D.J. (Foster)—using his speed to get open and take it to the house."
On having to beat USC in Pac-12 South play:
"It's huge. We have to win the South in order to achieve our goal, and USC is a big competitor there. They're always a great team and they have a bunch of great athletes, so it's a big game and a lot of our guys are from there so it was a high emotion game."
On ASU offense getting on a roll:
"The fourth quarter is our quarter. We own that quarter, both offensively and defensively. We have to just keep pounding that ball and get that tempo going. When we do that, it's hard for teams to keep up with us."
On Jaelen Strong:
"We're taught to give him a chance, to give him an opportunity. I have a great feeling with him. I can just put a ball up for him and he goes and makes a great play."
On whether ASU's "A-game" has yet to be seen:
"Definitely. We have some mental mistakes, turnovers, and little things. We have to stay focused throughout the whole game, all four quarters. It's tough for a football team, but that's what we have to do to achieve our goals and to be perfect."
Safety Alden Darby
On the team's morale after this game:
"Of course it's a boost of confidence. It just shows us that if we go to work all week long in practice and don't have any mental mistakes, the result will be like tonight, every night."
On bouncing back from last week:
"This week we all challenged ourselves in the secondary. We really picked it up. Last week we had too many lineman errors, too many mental mistakes, and critical errors in the secondary. So this week, we really challenged ourselves in practice not to have any critical errors and mental breakdowns. And tonight, our linemen were on point."
On having to beat USC in Pac-12 South play:
"In order to win the South, you have to beat USC. No question about it. No matter what they lacked in previous games, no matter what weaknesses they've shown, in order to win the South you have to beat USC. A lot of us are from SoCal, so the switch just goes on and doesn't go off when we play those guys. The main thing is, we want to challenge each other this week, and have that same switch against any other team for the rest of the season, not just when we play against USC."
On 28 points in the third quarter:
"It feels good. I love when I'm on the sideline and I see the offense get rolling—it gets my hyped. We have an explosive offense. When I see the O-line picking up key blocks, receivers making key catches, and TK (Taylor Kelly) running the ball, I just get excited on the sideline. It gives us momentum on defense, to know that our offense can't be stopped. It feels good to see our offense rolling like that."
On whether ASU's "A-game" has yet to be seen:
"Our A-game has not been shown yet. We've had moments and spurts where we show our A-game, but we still have some mistakes to correct. Our A-game has yet to be shown, but we'll get there."
Lineman Evan Finkenberg
On having something to prove tonight:
"This whole season we were trying to push our running game. This week we were really hammering the ball, doing a lot more inside runs, a lot of different technique stuff. When you start getting that push in the front five, all of a sudden our offense opens up really well and the receivers start getting better looks, and things start going a little faster for us."
Center Kody Koebensky
On sheer domination of USC:
"I love beating those guys. They're a very talented team—well coached, they have great technique. It's always fun coming out and playing at a high level against those guys."
On the offensive line's communication tonight:
"Communication was huge. We saw a lot of different looks tonight—they brought a lot of different linebackers and some secondary guys. As O-line, we were on the same page all night. As a unit, we saw things very well tonight, and Taylor did too. The whole offense did a good job seeing where that pressure was coming from."
Lineman Jamil Douglas
On putting up 62 points against USC's defense:
"I think it says that we're an explosive offense. There's been a lot of talk about our running game. I think we did a good job with the whole offense, showing that we can run the ball as well as pass the ball because we had a lot of passing yards too. I think it just shows that we're an explosive offense."
USC head coach Lane Kiffin
Opening Statement:
"Unfortunately, a disastrous third quarter for us was a big part of the game. The first half seemed to go back and forth—two critical turnovers for us in the first half. We had a dropped pass on the post route going out, and it ended up being an interception for them and a big play. In the third quarter we went down the field and scored, and then it went downhill from there. What I talk about all the time: assume nothing, because you never know how the game is going to go. You'll never assume there's going to be 100 points with these two defenses and close to 1000 yards. Unfortunately we didn't play very good defense today—gave up a bunch of explosive plays, a bunch of back-shoulder throws, and we only created one turnover. Offensively, we gave the ball over four times, and you're not going to win games with a -3 turnover margin on the road. The bye (week) is coming at a good time. We are, obviously as you can see, an extremely beat up team, so we'll need guys to step up and play like some guys did in the second half."
On Marqise Lee's injury:
"Obviously it didn't look very good. It didn't sound very good or look very good, so that's all I got for you."
On what part of Marqise Lee's body was injured:
"His knee."
On his message in the locker room:
"We have a bye week coming up and we have to get healthy; get some guys back hopefully. As you can tell we're really down to the low 50s in scholarship players now with us, so hopefully we can get some guys back healthy, and some walk-ons have to enhance their role and play for us."
On being on the hot seat:
"I'm fine with that. I have been dealing with that for 12 months. That's fine. That's the last thing I'm worried about. We have to find a way to coach better and play better and get our backups ready."
On their chances to win the Pac-12 South:
"I'm not worried about that. We can't control way down there. We can just go back to work, go back to practice, and get better, take care of the ball better and get more turnovers, because that was a big part of the game today."
USC Quarterback Cody Kessler
On the game:
"This one hurts. I mean I feel that our offense played a pretty good game. There were definitely mistakes and turnovers that were there but we still should have put some more points up on the board. ASU is a great offensive team. They put up 62 [points] but we could have easily put up 62 if we didn't make the mistakes that we did. At the end of the day I'm proud of how our guys fought. We showed heart. There were guys in there that weren't giving up and we were down 20 to 30 points in a quarter. They fought as hard as they could and we bonded."
On bouncing back:
"I think we need to go back and watch this film. I think the guys on this team that really do care and can turn this thing around. It's going to be hard I'm not going to lie, but with the character and leadership that we have we can do it."
USC Linebacker Devon Kennard
On the offense:
"We just didn't execute. They scored 62. We know we have a great defense. There are things that we need to change but we just have to get back to work."
On the defense:
"I think we did fine in the first half but in the second half it seemed like they were tipping us."
On Taylor Kelly and ASU's offense:
"They are really good players. They did a good job of taking out a lot of our plays. We didn't get any sacks today and that's something we are going to look at. We had a challenge today but we just have to be consistent. If we would have made less mistakes in the first half maybe the game would have ended differently."


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- After Tax Savings Plan: You may choose to set aside money in the after tax component of the Plan. Your investments mirror the 401k plan but come out of your paycheck on an after tax basis.
- 125 Flexible Spending/Premium Plan: As allowed by the Internal Revenue code, you may elect to have your medical premium contributions taken out on a pretax basis. This will reduce the amounts being withheld by Federal, State and Social Security taxes. You may also elect to set money aside on a pretax basis to pay for foreseeable medical (HCRA) and/or dependent care (DCRA) expenses.
- Daycare Benefit: This benefit allows parents who participate in the Dependent Care Reimbursement Plan (DCRA) to receive a 100% match contribution by Burton (IRS dollar limits still apply).
- Financial Planning: Eligible employees may participate in free financial planning services through the Barnes Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
- Other insurance: Payroll deducted discounted home / auto insurance.
Time Off:
- Paid Time Off (PTO): All eligible employees accrue a certain number of days per year based on length of service. You start with 3 weeks and increase by 1 day each year.
- Holidays: Burton offers 8 ½ holidays each year. In addition to these standard holidays don't forget our Company ride days!
Fitness Program:
Burton encourages employees to participate in good health and fitness habits. We will reimburse eligible employees for half of their monthly health club membership fees.
Tuition Reimbursement:
Reimbursement for approved work related college courses.
Perks and other fun stuff:
Enjoy our sports:
We want all of our employees to get out and ride, surf and/or skate. The choices below give you plenty of opportunity to participate in our sport(s):
- Product discount: You are entitled to a substantial discount to purchase Burton products. Discount is 50% to 60% for employees and immediate family (spouse/children). Or 40% to 50% discount for parents and siblings.
- Season pass: Employees are eligible for a free pass (or equivalent value to the mountain of their choice). Immediate family (spouse, children) are eligible to purchase a discounted pass. Don't live near a mountain? We'll reimburse you the equivalent value of lift tickets for your vacation OR park pass if you want an opportunity to get out in enjoy our other sports instead.
- Lift tickets: Employees and immediate family are eligible to purchase discounted lift tickets to local mountains if you want an opportunity to ride a different mountain.
- Lessons: Free snowboarding lessons for employees and discounted lessons for immediate family
- Flexible schedules: When appropriate Burton encourages you to take a few runs before coming to work or before heading home.
- Department ride days: Do you wanna team build? Get out and ride with your department.
- Employee ride day: This is a great opportunity to get out on the hill with your coworkers and other employees you may not normally have an opportunity to ride with.
- Demo closets: In certain locations Burton employees and family members can borrow current year product at no cost.
- Buddy riding program: The buddy program matches up new riders with more experienced riders.
- Employee Purchase program: Allows you to purchase any combination of product and pay back through payroll deduction.
- Skate ramp/Jib park: Take a break from your day and head out back to check these out.
- Proform: Employees and immediate family members are eligible for significant discounts with partner companies. We have relationships with over 70 companies.
- ….As our front door says " we close our doors if it snows 2 feet in 24 hours"
Casual environment:
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- Flex Friday Summer hours: Everyone works hard and we want you to enjoy the short summer. Leave early on Fridays to get a start on your weekend.
- Fruit and coffee in the morning
- Casual dress: jeans, flip flops and t-shirts. No ironing involved here.
- Fireplace and couches. Our offices are a fun place to work
- Dogs are welcome here!!!
- EPIC employee garden
Below are just a few of the favorite Burton events:
- Annual Fall Bash at Jake and Donna's house
- Kids Halloween party and trick or treating
- Annual holiday party and ride day
- Employee appreciation day


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West Davidson High Class of 1963 plans reunion
Published: Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 3:28 p.m.
Happy Easter everyone. I hope everyone has a very blessed holiday.
If you are a member of the 1963 Class of West Davidson Senior High School they are in the process of planning your 50th class reunion. Contact Gail Graves at 787-3928 for more information.
Senior group to meet
West Davidson Senior Moments will have its next meeting at 11 a.m. April 16 at Tyro United Methodist Church. Music will be provided by The Davidson County Senior Chorus. Please contact Lorie Mast if you plan on attending. Her number is 239-0736.
Come to Easter service at church
Shiloh United Methodist Church's Easter Sunday schedule is 7 for sunrise service, followed immediately by breakfast, then at 8 Sunday school, followed by worship at 9.
Shiloh's United Methodist Women and United Methodist Men will serve up another buffet breakfast from 6 to 10 a.m. April 6. The cost remains at only $6 for adults and $3 for children. All profits go to fund both groups' various mission projects.
Shiloh's Troop 221 Annual Boy Scout Golf Tournament will be held on April 7 at Sapona Ridge Country Club beginning at 1:30 p.m. Contact Rodney Sink at 247-7465 or 596-4121 right away to sign up or to be a hole sponsor.
Prayers are needed
Please remember to keep the families of Tim Hester, Greg Young, Douglas Meeks, Billy Hartman, Lorell Myers and Shirley Peck in your thoughts and prayers.
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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Yard & Garden Planning
Herbs in a Swamp (page 3 of 3)
by Kit Anderson
Fighting Ants and Crawfish
"Some problems you can't do anything about," Suzanne says, showing me marks of ant bites on her hands. "These beds are ant condominiums. They just love it when I build them another one." She won't use any kind of poisons to kill the ants because "herbs concentrate chemicals in their oils." Suzanne adds, "To be honest, the ants aren't all bad. All that tunneling does loosen the soil. I hardly notice the bites any more."
Although she has her moments: "Last spring when everything else was flooded, I was threatening to get out the pistol to shoot crawfish, then plant rice." When she's not in the garden, Suzanne is usually planning next year's experiments or working on marketing her vinegars. When I asked about a recipe for an herb vinegar, she smiled and said no. "There's nothing a Louisianian likes more than a secret recipe."
Kit Anderson, a former editor-in-chief at National Gardening, received her doctorate at Louisiana State University.
Photography by National Gardening Association.


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Welcome to the online home of Tim Challies, blogger, author, and book reviewer.
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Here are a handful of Kindle deals from Crossway that you may want to consider.. Tony Reinke's Lit!, an excellent book on how to read more and better, is down to $3.99. Carl Trueman's Histories and Fallacies is down to $3.03. Russell Moore's excellent Adopted for Life is also down to $3.99. No More Excuses by Tony Evans is also at $3.03.
Extreme Couponing - "For obvious reasons, the idea that you can snag hundreds of dollars worth of groceries for next to nothing has become exceptionally popular with today's debt-ridden, budget-strapped masses. But does the 'extreme couponing' popularized on TV actually pay off?" TIME says it does not.
Lessons from the Election - There are tens of thousands of articles wrapping up the results of last night's election. A good place to start will be with Al Mohler's "Aftermath: Lessons from the 2012 Election." You may also want to listen to this morning's episode of The Briefing.
From Me Yesterday - Collin Hansen's letter from himself, written before the election, is very helpful.
A Gospeled Man - "The godly man is a gospeled man. He has seen who he is in Christ, he is moved by what God has done for him in Christ. If I don't get this part, all the rest will just be a self-salvation project, an exercise in self-righteousness."
Controversy and Interpretation - Matthew Anderson's look at Rachel Held Evans' new book is long and maybe a little bit meandering at times, but he draws out some interesting points.
I have never once feared the devil, but I tremble every time I enter the pulpit. —John Knox
The Conviction to Lead
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Legendary Cleveland rock writer Jane Scott died early today. She was 92 years old. Jane worked at The Plain Dealer, Cleveland's daily newspaper, for 50 years. She started out as a society writer, but seeing the Beatles' first Cleveland show at Public Hall in 1964 changed her life. She became the paper's rock writer, a job she held until she retired in 2002. She was one of the first female rock writers in the country, and she covered all of the major bands, from the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Who to Bruce Springsteen, Led Zeppelin and David Bowie.
Her stories are legendary. Springsteen always gave her a shout-out from the stage when he played shows in Cleveland. She interviewed Paul McCartney when the Beatles played their second show here, and the two became friends. She went car shopping with Jimi Hendrix, and he wound up buying a Corvette at a dealer in Shaker Heights. She drank beers with Jim Morrison in 1967. Bob Dylan gave her two kisses when he first met her.
I had the great fortune to get to know Jane when I worked at The Plain Dealer back in the mid-Seventies. What impressed me the most about her was that she was totally open-minded about the bands and artists she was covering. She held no biases. It didn't matter if it was a punk band, a heavy-metal band or a mainstream pop artist, Jane treated them all the same. And she loved covering the music. Rock and roll was her life. And she continued to write about it into her seventies and eighties. As she liked to say, she was "the world's oldest teenager."
Jane, we will truly miss you, but thankfully you had a wonderful 92 years on this planet. And you have left behind many amazing stories. Thank you so much!


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You can change the way Windows Mail displays messages to make it easier to find specific types of messages. Windows Mail includes a number of built-in view options, and you can create custom views as well.
Windows Mail has a number of built-in views that you can use to change which messages are displayed.
Open Windows Mail by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Mail.
Click the View menu, point to Current View, and then click one of the following options to change which messages are displayed:
Show All Messages
This view displays all the messages in the current folder, including new, old, read, and unread messages.
Hide Read Messages
This view hides all the messages you've read.
Hide Read or Ignored Messages
This view hides messages that you've read, or that you have applied the Ignore Conversation command to.
Show Downloaded Messages
This view—applicable only to IMAP and newsgroup folders—displays messages whose contents have been downloaded to your computer.
Group Messages by Conversation
This view displays messages grouped by subject. It works in conjunction with other view commands, so you can, for instance, both group messages by conversation and hide messages you've read.
There are also a number of view commands that appear on the menu when you're reading newsgroups:
Hide Answered Messages
This view hides all newsgroup messages that already have replies.
Show Only Useful Threads
This view only shows discussions that other readers have rated as useful.
Show Replies to My Messages
This view only displays messages that are replies to a newsgroup message that you posted.
Yes. Custom views give you great flexibility in choosing which messages are displayed. You can, for example, choose only to show unread messages from a particular sender, or that contain a specific word.
Click the View menu, point to Current View, and then click Define Views.
Click New.
Select one or more conditions for the view you are creating. As you add conditions, the View Description box will show the current list of conditions for your new view.
Click an underlined word or phrase in the View Description box to choose an option or enter a value. For example, if you've selected the check box for the Where the From line contains people condition, click contains people in the list to specify which people you want to include in the view.
Click Show/Hide in the View Description box to choose whether to show or hide the messages that meet the view conditions.
Type a name for the view, and then click OK.
Yes. Grouping related messages together can help you keep track of replies to a given message in both e‑mail and newsgroup conversations. You can choose whether to view only the original message, or the message and all of its replies.
Click the View menu, point to Current View, and then click Group Messages by Conversation.
To display expanded conversations for all messages, click the Tools menu, click Options, click the Read tab, and then select the Automatically expand grouped messages check box.
To display the original message and all replies to it, double-click the plus sign (+) to the left of the original message. To display only the original message, double-click the minus sign (-) next to the message.
Yes. You can remove columns of information in the message list that you don't care about, and display additional optional information as well. For example, you might choose to remove the column that shows a message's priority and add a column to show the size of the message.
Click the View menu, and then click Columns.
To add a column, select the check box next to the column name.
To remove a column, clear the check box next to the column name.
To change the order in which columns appear, click a column name, and then click Move Up or Move Down.


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Women's Squash Opens 2013-14 Season With Sweep At Frankin & Marshall
The Princeton women's squash team opened its 2013-14 season in flawless fashion Saturday, sweeping nine 3-0 matches during a 9-0 victory at Franklin & Marshall.
The day marked the collegiate debut for freshmen Maria Elena Ubina and Aexandra Toth, both of whom won matches on the varsity ladder. Ubina won her debut at the No. 1 spot 11-6, 11-3, 11-7 over Fiona Murphy, while Toth dropped only eight points in a 3-0 win over Elizabeth Gatling at the No. 8 position.
Head coach Gail Ramsay for wins from members of all four classes, including the senior trio of Libby Eyre (No. 2), Alex Sawin (No. 7) and Lexi Saunders (No. 9). Eyre had to fight out an 11-8 win in the final game, while Sawin won three hard-fought games. Saunders was dominant at the No. 9 spot, dropping only four points in the victory.
Princeton will make its only 2013 appearance on the Jadwin Squash Courts Sunday when it hosts Williams at 3 pm.
1. Elena Maria Ubina (PUWSQ) def. Fiona Murphy (F&MW) 11-6, 11-3, 11-7
2. Libby Eyre (PUWSQ) def. Emily Caldwell (F&MW) 11-2, 11-2, 11-8
3. Nicole Bunyan (PUWSQ) def. Dulakshi Elikewela (F&MW) 11-4, 11-7, 11-5
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"Everybody complaining about the lockout! Shoot I'm making the most of it! Vacation, rest, relaxing, appearances here and there! I'm good!"
"Right about now we would be slaving in 100 degree heat, practicing twice a day, while putting our bodies at risk for nothing."
"FYI last tweet was a joke! Relax people damn it's called sense of humor! Cry me a river why don't you…"
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ASK IRA: What about Monta Ellis in a Beasley deal?
Q: I read that Monta Ellis will soon be available. Do you think that the Heat should trade for him? He has explosive offensive skills that the Heat really needs and will definitely bolster the Heat at point guard. However, will it still leave space to sign a max-contract free agent along with Wade? — Tony.
A: Monta's contract has four additional seasons to run, all at $11 million. And I'm not exactly sold he is a point guard (although I'm not sure that would matter alongside Wade). With any player who would eat into space, the question would be: Is it worth losing out on the possible chance to add LeBron or Bosh? Would Ellis help here? Sure. About the only way to make it work and preserve almost equivalent 2010 cap space to what is now available would be to include Beasley, Daequan Cook and James Jones in such a deal, since those three are on the books for about $11 million next season. Hmm.
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Q: Do you feel the Heat has done a poor job of signing, drafting, keeping athletic players? There is very little pure athleticism on this team. — Frank.
A: I think it got burned on Dorell Wright, and, perhaps, to a degree, on Beasley. While Dwyane Wade clearly is the most athletic player in the franchise's 22 seasons, it is becoming obvious how this team struggles when athleticism is added to the equation.
Q: Is it me or does it seem like Michael Beasley gets a lot of his shots blocked when going to the basket or when he's already at the rim? What is the coaching staff doing to help him change his approach? — Ed.
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I think it is impressive to see the Knicks staying in there a bit especially when it looks like Lebron really wants to demolish them this game.
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Stay in the heart of California at the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Fresno Northwest - Herndon. Surrounded by the Sierra Nevada mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Central Valley boasts awesome views, abundant crops of oranges, figs, almonds and grapes and some of the country's best hiking, fishing and snow skiing.
Our hotel's location in northwest Fresno, CA is ideal for those in town working on projects
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Our hotel's location in northwest Fresno, CA is ideal for those in town working on projects for Halliburton and Pacific Gas & Electric, and we're also near such businesses as Costco and Foster Farms. We offer free high-speed, wired and wireless Internet access in every room and a 24-hour Business Center for our hotel's corporate guests.
In Fresno, CA there's something for everyone. Visit the fascinating Forestiere Underground Gardens and learn about ancient Roman architecture, watch a Grizzlies game at Chukchansi Park or sneak in a round at Riverside Golf Course just down the road. You can also take day trips to hike Yosemite, tour nearby vineyards or drive the Blossom Trail; then catch a Broadway tour in downtown Fresno.
Bask in the California sun by our outdoor pool, soak in the spa and burn off excess energy in our state-of-the-art Fitness Center with a 32-inch LCD TV. Enjoy a complimentary, hot breakfast every morning. Whether you're in town on vacation or just stopping for the night, choose our hotel in Fresno for a convenient, comfortable stay.