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Jack Livingood and Dr. Lorin Broadbent purchased the inactive Park City Ice Water plant in August 2011 after the previous owners declared bankruptcy.
"We've already put in a water storage tank to even out the water flow, and we've been working on the processing line to get ready to package water," Livingood said. "We're trying to build a business that will be sustainable and will be good business for Oakley and Summit County."
The tank was completed last month and holds 50,000 gallons of water. The investors spent $300,000 for the improvement, said Oakley Mayor and County Auditor Blake Frazier.
Frazier added that future improvement plans include another building three times the size of the current one to increase the plant's production capacity.
The plant will still produce the vinyl pouches used by the Park City Ice Water company, but Livingood and Broadbent plan to introduce clear plastic water bottles into the line for a cheaper alternative.
"They'll produce the pouch, too, because there is a use for them, but they are kind of a high dollar item," Frazier said. "But the pouch is wonderful because you can go on a hike, then roll them up in your pocket and be done with them."
Plans are to begin production of the new artesian water line, rebranded Oakley Artesian Water, during the first quarter of 2013.
The artesian water dates back 18,000 years and runs 1,800 feet below the earth's surface, Livingood said.
"It's extraordinarily pure, untouched and very old water," Livingood said. "It tastes like premium mineral water -- very different from the water in Salt Lake. That's for sure."


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|Laura Ingalls
Gallery 5: The Logical Candidate
Who But Hoover?
Calvin Coolidge did not choose to run for a second term in 1928, and Old Guard Republicans, suspicious of Hoover's activist approach to government, had little choice but to accept the popular Commerce Secretary. GOP rivals complained in the weeks leading up to the party's nominating convention in Kansas City that the nation's small town press contained nothing but publicity for Hoover and Fletcher's Castoria ads.
East Side Versus West Branch
Alfred E. Smith was a colorful, charismatic product of New York's lower East Side, an urban hero to many. But as the first Catholic to be nominated for President, Al Smith was targeted by nativist elements. One group even distributed photos of New York's Holland Tunnel, claiming that this was to be the Pope's direct conduit to the White House. While Hoover denounced such tactics, he did not escape the mud-slinging aimed in his direction. Southern Democrats, fearful of Republican inroads into their stronghold, doctored a picture to show the Commerce Secretary dancing with a black woman at the time of his Mississippi flood relief work.
|Cover of the souvenir booklet of President-Elect Hoover's 1928 Good Will tour. (public domain)
Before 1928, American presidents rarely left the shores of the United States. This was consistent with the country's traditional isolation from world affairs and its distrust of foreign involvements. As if to emphasize his desire to break with the past, three days after his election Hoover announced plans to visit eleven South American nations before Inauguration Day.
According to the president-elect, the impending journey was a visit "of one good neighbor to another." Few Latin Americans regarded the Colossus of the North as an especially good neighbor. Hoover resolved to change all that, and, in fact, everywhere the President-elect and his party went they were warmly received. Not that the journey was without incident. Potential disaster was averted when an Argentine anarchist intent on assassinating the visiting American was arrested. Hoover professed unconcern, tearing off the front page of a newspaper that revealed the plot and explaining, "It's just as well that Lou shouldn't see it."
Once in office, Hoover made good on his pledge not to interfere in Latin America's internal affairs. He withdrew U.S. troops from Haiti and Nicaragua, and together with Secretary of State Henry Stimson negotiated a border dispute between Chile and Peru. Stimson, not easily impressed, confided to his diary in latter years that Hoover had forgotten more about foreign affairs than most men ever learned.
|1929-65: Hoover delivers his inaugural address, March 4, 1929. (Acme)
On March 4, 1929 Chief Justice William Howard Taft administered the oath of office to America's 31st president. Quaker style, Hoover "affirmed" the thirty five word oath required of every President since George Washington. Then he rode back to the White House in a driving rainstorm. Discarding the traditional inaugural ball, Washingtonians attended an affair held to benefit local charity.
In the days leading up to March 4 one of Hoover's friends warned him, "People expect more of you than they have of any other President." As if in response, Hoover's inaugural address sounded an activist note, celebrating prosperity while insisting that more could be done to spread its benefits evenly. "We want to see a nation built of homeowners and farm owners," he said. "We want to see more and more of them insured against death and accident, unemployment and old age. We want them all secure."
|1930-17A President Hoover signs bill to help with unemployment. First photo taken of the president in the White House and the first telephone to sit on the desk of a president. Pacific & Atlantic
True to his instincts, Hoover's first months in office were a whirlwind of reform. The new president began his term by banishing the White House stables and moth balling the presidential yacht. Within thirty days of his inauguration, Hoover announced an expansion of Civil Service protection throughout the federal establishment, canceled private oil leases on government lands and directed federal law enforcement officials to focus their energies on gangster-ridden Chicago, leading to the arrest and conviction of Al Capone on tax evasion charges.
Hoover's Commission on Conservation and Administration of the Public Domain paved the way for an additional three million acres of national parks, and 2.3 million acres in national forests. In the summer of 1929 the President kept a campaign promise by convincing a special session of Congress to establish a Federal Farm Board to support farm prices. He persuaded two of the new board's members to abandon jobs that paid over $100,000 a year. Cynics sneered at such "Hoover patriots" but the new president pressed ahead with plans for a series of dams in the Tennessee Valley and in central California, tax cuts graduated to favor low-income Americans and a massive program of prison reform that stressed education and rehabilitation. In other domestic initiatives, Hoover created the Veterans Administration and doubled veterans' hospital facilities; established the Anti-trust Division of the Justice Department to prosecute unfair competition and restraint of trade cases; required air mail carriers to improve service; and advocated federal loans for urban slum clearance.
Hoover also established the Federal Bureau of Prisons and reorganized the Bureau of Indian Affairs to protect Native Americans from exploitation. He proposed a federal Department of Education, as well as $50-a-month pensions for Americans over 65--the last proposal falling by the wayside after Wall Street crashed. In November 1930, Hoover presided over a pioneering White House Conference on Child Health and Protection which lead to numerous child welfare reforms at the state and local level. A second White House conference the following year focused on home building and home ownership.
On the international scene, Hoover took steps to halt the arms race through the 1930 London Naval Conference and the 1932 World Disarmament Conference in Geneva. He imposed an arms embargo to Latin America, proposed a one-third cut in the number of submarines and battleships and sought unsuccessfully to eliminate all bombers, tanks, and chemical warfare. The administration negotiated a treaty authorizing construction of the St. Lawrence-Seaway along the U.S. Canadian border, but the Senate failed to ratify the pact. (Not until 1957 would the project be completed) In January 1932, the United States rejected Japan's invasion of Manchuria, a dress rehearsal for World War II. Through the Hoover-Stimson Doctrine the administration tried to mobilize world opinion to restore Chinese sovereignty.
1930-01 New Year's reception at the White House.
The greatest crisis since the Civil War complicated but could not halt the social demands placed upon a
President and his First Lady. Guests at the Hoover White House included the King and Queen of Siam, Charles Lindbergh, British Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald and Helen Keller, who identified a bust of George Washington by running her hands over the smooth marble and who crawled on her hands and knees to touch the Great Seal woven into a foyer rug.
Resenting ceremonial demands on his time, Hoover complained that while the country was burning, loquacious congressmen wanted him to cut ribbons. On January 1, 1930, he shook 9,000 hands at the traditional New Year's Day reception. He did manage to eliminate the daily public receptions where hundreds of citizens filed by for a presidential handshake. Most evenings a formally dressed president dined with guests and poured White Rock water from a bottle wrapped in a towel, champagne style. Afterwards he sat with his eyes closed at the East Room musicales featuring the likes of Rosa Ponselle and Jascha Heifetz.
Inevitably much of the social burden fell to Lou Hoover. Staff members were instructed to make awed visitors feel at home. "Well, don't ever worry," Lou explained to a young assistant concerned over protocol. "You just always do what will make the other fellow feel comfortable, at ease, and then you will be all right."
The First Lady proved a woman of her word. One day her husband announced that instead of four guests for dinner he was bringing home forty. Lou directed the kitchen staff to grind up everything in the White House freezers for croquettes. The resulting recipe for "White House Surprise Supreme" could never be recreated --for obvious reasons.
|1933-16A: President Hoover in a game of Hooverball on the White House lawn.
"I have discovered that even the work of the government can be improved by leisurely discussions out
under the trees," said Hoover. At the same time he joked that there were only two activities in which a president could enjoy some measure of privacy, fishing and prayer and no man could pray all the time. In between nibbles at Camp Rapidan, the fishing camp he built with $120,000 of his own money, the embattled president held front-porch conferences with congressmen and economic advisers. One weekend in 1932 he spent twelve hours on a long-distance hookup, personally directing a rush order of $35 million so that a major Chicago bank could open on Monday morning.
After White House physician Joel T. Boone urged Hoover to lose weight, Boone's patient adapted a game of medicine ball he had first played on a battleship off Rio de Janeiro during his Latin American journey. For thirty minutes each day, seven days a week, Hoover and his "Medicine Ball Cabinet" relished a game that burned up three times as many calories as tennis and six times that of golf.
This sports-loving president rarely unbent in public. He did stop one afternoon to watch a sandlot ball game, cheering on the kids at play and informally chatting with them when the game ended. Colleagues urged the president to return the next day and be photographed. It would be good for his public image. Hoover would do nothing of the kind, for the same reason that he banned pictures of his daily medicine ball game. It was one thing to relax, however infrequently, quite another to perform.
The White House into which President and Mrs. Hoover moved in March 1929 reflected the chilly austerity of their predecessors. "Bleak as a New England barn," said Hoover of the upstairs family quarters. It did not take long for Lou to replace the dreary furnishings with cherished pieces from their own homes. On a more formal note she refurbished some of James Monroe's elegant Empire furniture (giving rise to complaints in the "Congressional Record") for the ceremonial East Room.
Prior to the First World War, presidents devoted as little as two hours a day to office work, with another two or three spent in receiving visitors and the press. Depression era demands led to four presidential secretaries in place of one. Hoover became the first chief executive to install a telephone in his office. Among the "valuable privileges attached to being President," he wrote later, was the right to terminate all interviews, conferences, social parties, and receptions. A president "can go to bed whenever he likes. I liked ten o'clock, as I had to rise at seven and read a great deal during the night."
Herbert Hoover was one of two American presidents to give away his salary (John F. Kennedy being the other). He anonymously donated $25,000 a year to aid victims of the Depression and raised $500,000 toward the 1930 White House Conference on Child Health and Welfare. Yet surprisingly, given his special feelings toward young people, the president kept his own family shielded from view.
Young Allan, a student at Stanford, appeared infrequently at the White House. And when Herbert, Junior was confined to a North Carolina treatment center for tuberculosis, his father could only spare time for a single visit to the son he called Bub. During this period the president's daughter-in-law, Margaret, and her children, Peggy Ann and Herbert III (known as Pete) came to live at the White House. Advisers wanted the youngsters brought into the spotlight, if only to soften their grandfather's somewhat dour image, but Hoover flatly refused to exploit his family.
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EDIT! Hornady doesn't show a 45 gr NTX in their website. Bullet # 22240 is the 35 gr NTX bullet. It looks like there was some incorrect information about a Hornady 45 gr NTX bullet that came from Hornady. Many different websites show a 45 gr NTX bullet but they all have the 35 gr NTX bullet number 22240.I just got a notification e-mail from ableammo.com that they do have the new Hornady .224 cal Lead Free NTX 45 gr bullets available.The information in the link below in not correct.http://www.ableammo....ducts_id=119646
New Hornady .224 Cal, NTX 45 gr Lead Free Bullets
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Posted 19 May 2011 - 06:54 PM
well everything I have found does not show a 45 GN not even the Hornady page lists a 45
Posted 19 May 2011 - 08:23 PM
homemade thanks for pointing that out to me. The 22240 number that shows to be a 45 gr NTX bullet on some of the websites is a 35 gr bullet on Hornady's website. If they really are 35 gr bullets I will cancel my order.
Posted 21 May 2011 - 06:28 AM
Not too long ago I bought 45 grain .223 unleaded bullets from the distributor of Sinterfire. I had previously shot some Fiocchi that were loaded with them and liked them. They are actually made with tin and another alloy and baked. They are frangible. Just have to be careful crimping as they will break if crimped too hard.Haven't heard of anyone else using them but they were considerably cheaper than these Hornadys.
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College Hockey:Rankings roundup: How ranked teams fared, Dec. 16-29
Here's how the 20 teams in the Dec. 16, 2013, USCHO.com Division I Men's Poll fared in games from Dec. 16 to Dec. 29:
No. 1 Minnesota did not play. Record: 12-2-2. Next: vs. Colgate, Jan. 3; vs. Rensselaer or Ferris State, Jan. 4.
No. 2 Ferris State did not play. Record: 14-2-3. Next: vs. Rensselaer, Jan. 3; vs. Colgate or Minnesota, Jan. 4.
No. 3 Michigan lost to Western Michigan 3-2 on Friday, lost to Michigan State 3-0 on Saturday. Record: 10-4-2. Next: at Wisconsin, Jan. 10-11.
No. 4 St. Cloud State did not play. Record: 11-2-3. Next: vs. U.S. Under-18 Team, Jan. 4.
No. 5 Providence won at Army 4-1 on Dec. 20, won at Dartmouth 3-2 on Sunday. Record: 13-2-3. Next: vs. Air Force, Dec. 30; vs. Merrimack, Jan. 4.
No. 6 Union did not play. Record: 12-3-3. Next: at Quinnipiac, Jan. 10; at Princeton, Jan. 11.
No. 7 Boston College beat Bowling Green 5-0 on Friday, beat Penn State 8-2 on Saturday. Record: 12-4-2. Next: vs. Notre Dame, Jan. 4.
No. 8 Quinnipiac tied Massachusetts 2-2 on Sunday. Record: 13-3-4. Next: vs. Sacred Heart, Dec. 30; vs. Maine, Jan. 3.
No. 9 Clarkson lost at Vermont 3-2 on Saturday, lost to No. 10 Massachusetts-Lowell 3-1 on Sunday. Record: 12-5-1. Next: at Massachusetts-Lowell, Jan. 3-4.
No. 10 Massachusetts-Lowell beat Canisius 5-2 on Saturday, beat No. 9 Clarkson 3-1 on Sunday. Record: 13-5. Next: vs. Clarkson, Jan. 3-4.
No. 11 Yale beat Russian Red Stars 6-3 on Friday (exhibition), beat Holy Cross 4-1 on Sunday. Record: 7-3-3. Next: at Vermont, Jan. 4.
No. 12 Miami did not play. Record: 9-7-2. Next: vs. U.S. Under-18 Team, Dec. 31.
No. 13 Notre Dame did not play. Record: 10-7-1. Next: vs. Boston College, Jan. 4.
No. 14 Wisconsin beat Alabama-Huntsville 5-0 on Friday, beat Alabama-Huntsville 3-2 on Saturday. Record: 10-5-1. Next: vs. Alaska-Anchorage, Jan. 3-4.
No. 15 Cornell beat New Hampshire 4-2 on Saturday, tied Maine 1-1 on Sunday. Record: 8-4-3. Next: vs. Russian Red Stars, Jan. 3 (exhibition).
No. 16 Northeastern won at Vermont 3-0 on Dec. 17, lost to Air Force on Sunday. Record: 10-6-2. Next: at Dartmouth, Dec. 30; vs. Massachusetts, Jan. 4.
No. 17 Denver won at Massachusetts 5-3 on Dec. 17. Record: 10-6-3. Next: vs. Brown, Jan. 3.
No. 18 Lake Superior State did not play. Record: 10-7-1. Next: vs. Michigan Tech, Jan. 3-4.
No. 19 Nebraska-Omaha did not play. Record: 8-7-1. Next: at New Hampshire, Jan. 3-4.
No. 20 Minnesota State lost to the U.S. National Junior Team 3-2 in overtime on Dec. 17. Record: 11-7. Next: at Alaska, Jan. 3-4.
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My girlfriend is on birth control pills. She has been on them for a while. She recently changed the type of brand and didn't spot at all. Then she had food poisoning and lost a lot of weight all at once and she is spotting a lot. It leaks through her underwear sometimes as well. Is this a concern? I've done some reading and they conclude to cervical cancer and it worries me. She did an annual exam not too long ago and everything came out negative. We haven't had intercourse since her new pack, just to be safe with pregnancy.
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What great questions you have, and what a caring partner you are! First of all, your concern that spotting is due to cervical cancer is very unlikely, since your partner had a recent normal annual exam. During the annual exam cervical cells are collected (pap) and sent for evaluation. Any abnormal cells are identified, and further testing for high risk HPV DNA is done if they are abnormal. So, the spotting is most likely due to missing pills during the food poisoning episode, or due to malabsorbtion due to vomiting or diarrhea. It is a really good idea to refrain from IC or use condoms until she stops the spotting, and has been on a full pack of pills. If she is still spotting during this new pack of pills, it would be a good idea to make an appointment with a provider at the SHCC for evaluation. Spotting can also be caused by stress, late pills, and weight loss. If you or your partner have any further questions be sure to contact the SHCC for an appointment.


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DAMN i was typing a big long blog, and I lost it somehow... I guess I have to restart from the begin
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
I don't know why I hate my family so much. I know HATE is a strong word. But I don't mean to actually HATE my family. Is just to describe how Angry I am at them. So It doesn't even matter I have family. I don't want to be near them. I need time off from them. I know this is Sparks People. And this is like the 578693 time I've came back, still being fat... I still weigh 204. I know that I have achieved something due to the fact that I was 233 before. And somehow I have managed to keep that weigh off. Although I did go back up to 214 but Now I'm back at 204. So I dont know if I will be able to do more this time. I mean I can't seem to go down more weight. Something is stopping me, and I'm done with that. I don't know why I cant seem to go down more, but I am mad at myself for trying "not trying hard enough." So I came back hoping I will do it this time.
So I recently enrolled in a community college to get my GED. Since I never got my high school diploma. So I am so ready to get this out of the way. I don't know what is more important to me, my GED or my health and fitness. I guess I have to choose GED. and somehow manage to get my fitness in during the day. I am just going to stay away from my family. and dedicate myself more and only to #1 my daughter, #2 School, and #3 those together and fitness and health incorporated everyday. I see it hard to do, but I'm done being scared of lazy. I'm going to show myself that I can do it, that I can do it by myself. SO my family can see that I did something they thought I couldnt do.. Because my own sister put in a bet that I would'nt be able to do it. So I wont even show her that she was right. I'm going to show MYSELF that she was wrong.
This is going to be a challenge for me, but I know I can do it.. even if i fall out of the wagon, I know I will get back on.
Something inside me still wishes I had a nice strong bonded family though. They don't understand me or how I have blue days sometimes. Some worse than others... Especially the time during PMS. I actually did go to the doctor for a check up... He said I have had depression for a long time and that I need to see a psychologist also he said I have anxiety so he gave me medication for that.. Which I never went to the pharmacy to get because I've been like this for so long I thought I could handle on my own, and fix it some other way. Sometimes i do think i should get it though. Cuz' there is days when I feel im going to lose it. but i manage to go through those days. Never went to the psychologist because I D K. But I am managing to get through this.
I am done feeling like this. Especially towards my family. and towards myself. So I'm going to take a break from them and from my feelings. I am going to dedicate myself to just 3 things. and thats it. I will get somewhere. I want to be proud of myself and things I accomplish.
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So wonderful to hear that you're going for that GED! My own DD stopped high school mid-way few years back. She was distracted by a guy (who is no longer in her life...hallelujah!) At 22 she's finally going back, too.
I think you may have hit the nail on the head re: trouble losing. Sometimes our personal lives build a wall that we can't get over. I think maybe by going back to school and doing something for yourself will give you that boost. It may surprise you what you'll be able to accomplish with this new-found dedication.
Keep us posted! All thoughts and prayers for you. Now...go get 'em, girl!
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The long cold winters of Northern Michigan are leaving seniors home bound for long amounts of time. Home care providers in Traverse City and Petoskey are helping seniors fight winter depression with exercise, companionship, and providing nutritious meals. In home care providers bring additional support that is needed during the winter months. Seniors tend to stay healthier when they are active.
Caregivers can provide an environment where clients thrive. You or your loved ones can benefit from the regular visits from home care aids. Just knowing someone is coming to visit helps seniors feel less alone.
Having someone to help with housekeeping and preparing meals is important, but so is human interaction. People who feel lonely are at risk to suffer from depression, which can affect their health.
Comfort Keepers of Northern Lower Michigan provide caregivers that are experienced in helping seniors fight the winter blues. Depending on the clients needs, they can provide services such as:
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Knowing that your loved one will have what they need by maintaining supplies in the house, ensuring they are getting out and staying active, eating well and taking their medications is comforting, especially during winter.
Comfort Keepers caregivers will help beat the winter blues. If they see signs of depression they can easily contact family for additional support and encourage them to seek help from health care providers.


text: DEAR HARRIETTE: I am a recent college graduate who has a lot on her plate. I feel completely flummoxed, and I am just trying to get stability. I constantly worry about my rent, job, savings, bills and health. This leaves me no time for my friends. I love my support group, but I have had a very rough year. My friends think I hate them because I haven't spent any time with them. I feel horrible, but I need to focus on myself so I don't sink.


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I know some people are taking an absolute position on this, but consider that there are some gray areas, too. I live in a small Southwestern city and around the Walmart Super Center can be found a rotating number of "homeless," with the hand-printed cardboard sign. You seldom see any "Work for Food" signs; it's mostly "stranded" or "God Bless" and so on. One guy actually had a sign that said,"I'm honest, give me some $$ so I can buy some booze."
One thing we sometimes forget is that before we had "homeless," we had "hobos," those transients looking for handouts because that was their chosen lifestyle. I've been so down on my luck in my youth that I took a job washing dishes, but I was too proud to stand around with a sign looking for a handout. There are some low-level jobs, even in our small city, and I can't help wondering why these sources of revenue aren't sought out, since standing around in the hot sun for hours would be a lot more tiring to me than digging ditches, shoveling manure, or washing dishes.
I am not heartless. I still give money occasionally to people who actually look like they're temporarily down on their luck, but some of these people, and they're usually guys in their 30s, 40s, or 50s, are plainly winos and hobos who don't want to be tied down to holding even a temporary job. Some are also people who should be in mental institutions. But even here, I know they have a homeless shelter where people can get fed and sleep off the streets. This may or may not be the case in Columbia; I just don't know.
"Homeless" became a popular and accepted term during the Reagan years, when there were actually families who lost their income and their homes, and they were clearly victims of a sick economy, not a sick mind. But I haven't seen any of these "homeless families" on the streets. It's almost always a guy who, for whatever reason, would rather stand around with his hand out, so they can curse the people who drive by them. And more than once I've offered one of them a chance to earn some money doing some yard work or whatever, and I've never had one who took my offer.
So, they're not all the same, from one region to another. But one thing is clear: some of them, at least, have chosen this lifestyle, for better or worse. Those who haven't, usually have sources for help in turning their lives around...at least where I live. So, without knowing a great deal more about the "homeless"denizens of Columbia, SC, I won't be so quick to damn them or praise them.


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Impasse Over, FEC Is Back in Business
Mary Jacoby reports on the Federal Election Commission.
The Federal Election Commission returned to active duty today with a full complement of newly appointed members and its first quorum in more than six months.
Meeting in Washington, the six-member elections agency chose Republican Donald McGahn to be its new chairman and Democrat Steve Walther as vice chairman. Walther, a lawyer from Nevada, said the agency knows it must act quickly to resolve a backlog of election complaints but that it will take some time to get the process moving again.
"The commission has not been without some trauma," Walther said, referring to a six-month partisan dispute in the Senate that had kept a slate of new nominees from being approved. The impasse was broken when controversial Republican nominee Hans Von Spakovsky, who had angered Democrats with his handling of voting rights matters in a previous job at the Justice Department, asked the White House to withdraw his name in May.
McGahn, a former lawyer for the House Republican campaign committee and an adviser to former House Majority Leader Tom Delay of Texas, said he intended to act quickly to tackle the backlog. "Unfortunately, I've only been here since 9:30 this morning," he said.
The most high-profile item on the FEC's agenda is a ruling on whether Sen. John McCain properly withdrew from the public financing system for the presidential primaries. The Arizona Republican abandoned the taxpayer-funded system and its tight campaign spending limits last February.
But earlier this year, both the Democratic National Committee and the then-chairman of the FEC, Republican Dave Mason, questioned whether McCain had used the promise of public funds as collateral to secure a bank loan. If so, he might not be eligible to leave the program, because he had obtained some economic benefit from it, Mason and the DNC said.
But because the FEC lacked a quorum of at least four members, it was unable to rule for or against McCain in the matter. The DNC later filed a federal lawsuit asking a court to take action. It is unclear what will happen to that lawsuit, although with the FEC back up and running, it is possible the judge will kick the matter back to the elections agency, legal experts said.
McCain, meanwhile, has decided to accept public funding for the separate general election for the White House that begins in September after the party conventions. With its new quorum, the FEC can now approve the release of $84.1 million from the U.S. Treasury to his campaign.
McCain's Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama, has rejected public financing for the general election and aims to raise $200 million or more to fund his campaign from September through voting on Nov. 4.
The other new FEC members are Democrat Cynthia Bauerly and Republicans Caroline Hunter and Matthew Petersen. Democrat Ellen Weintraub, who had already been serving on the commission and wasn't caught up in the nominations impasse, remains as well.


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Gary Burton & Pat Metheny Perform at Berklee
Roanna Forman, who covers the Boston jazz scene for jazz.com, recently reported in this column on performances by Steve Kuhn, Jane Monheit and Hiromi. Now she reviews Gary Burton and Pat Metheny's concert at Boston's Berklee Performance Center last Saturday. T.G.
Question: How many parts nostalgia and how many parts new ground in this recent concert at Boston's Berklee Performance Center? Answer: Equal. "Picking up where they left off," as Steve Swallow wrote, this famous group had plenty new to say after thirty years, thanks to their own improvisatory powers and the different energy of drummer Antonio Sanchez.
It was a stage filled with wunderkind-to-doyen phenomena: Gary Burton, who formed the Gary Burton Quartet when he was 24, and is now a jazz icon; Pat Metheny, whose hook-up with Burton and Swallow at age 20 started a path to jazz stardom; and Antonio Sanchez, a Berklee student in the 90's who, catching a casual glimpse of Gary Burton on campus, never dreamed he'd be playing one day with what he calls "jazz royalty."
Looking out over the audience, Burton mused that Berklee Performance Center was the hall he always imagined playing in while practicing, unlike his friend Michael Brecker, who once confessed to Burton he dreaded it, picturing an army of musicians scrutinizing his every move and note.
No such worry for Gary Burton at this Boston concert; he couldn't have had a warmer crowd. The heavy concentration of music students and musicians not gigging that night were as friendly as ever: rising for a standing ovation at opening; yelling out "Perfect!" after Pat Metheny brought "Question and Answer" in for a landing; and registering on the applause meter the relative number of drummers, guitarists, bass players (egged on by Swallow to raise their hands), and vibes players ("come on, applaud, both of you," Burton urged.)
The concert, part of a tour that suggested itself when the group appeared at the Montreal Jazz Festival, centered on tunes done by the Quartet when Pat Metheny joined it. There were songs by band members, as well as key artists of that time like Chick Corea ("Sea Journey") and Keith Jarrett ("Coral"). The show was at the same time a retrospective on the era-defining music that contributed to a changed conception of jazz—more electric; incorporating rock elements; and more accessible to lay audience's ears, like Steve Swallow's "Como en Vietnam" and Gary Burton's "Walter L."
I can say musically of Burton, Metheny, and Swallow what Gary said himself in his precise, understated way, "I believe you know everybody but I'm going to introduce them anyway." Burton continues to be technically impeccable. He never labors over his instrument, but works the four mallets like a painter—with the right touch here, the right mallet action there, to create smoothness, or he'll move furiously up and down its length in more burning pieces. Each phrase is like a clear thought that occurs to him, whether he ends mid-measure or completes the progression down to the last beat.
When the spotlight turned to Pat Metheny, he would tell a story with each solo. Metheny never sounds like he's playing over changes even with straight-ahead arrangements. He's playing more than notes—maybe a cry, a wail, wonder, whatever he feels as he builds the solo. He began the lines of "Question and Answer" playing his archtop, and ended it, as he characteristically does, with guitar synthesizer, playing a leave-no-prisoners solo with the rhythm section solidly supporting him. Yet the guitar synth, used also on "Walter L," literally distorts Metheny's enormous gift. His musicality is more fully developed and appreciated on the archtop, which is his signature sound.
You might say Steve Swallow has the same sensibility as Metheny, although the reverse is more accurate, given the chronology. He was in great form, with some especially fine soloing on "Falling Grace," the second tune Steve Swallow ever wrote. (We can forgive Gary Burton some historical inaccuracy for introducing the song as Swallow's first composition. That would be "Eiderdown." Whatever.)
Burton, Metheny, and Swallow are a known quantity, with a huge discography and a synergy one expected to stay intact onstage, even after many years. Yet Antonio Sanchez, although he has been recorded with this group, is new to the mix, so the big question was how he changed the group's sound. Sanchez brought very tight, musical playing to this already powerful unit, and added quite a bit of kick. On slower numbers like "Olhos de Gato," "B & G," and "Coral," his steadiness kept the tunes calm, with well-placed accents on bass drum and sticks. He was driving hard, and finished the high energy tunes sitting back on his seat, like a fighter who had given his strongest punch in the ring. Sanchez is a highly musical drummer: you clearly heard the tune to "Como En Vietnam" throughout his excellent solo, over and above the rhythmic figures. A less skilled drummer might be merely flashy and lose the thread to the original music during a solo.
Not surprisingly, certain of these tunes frame the vibraphone better than others. With a rhythm section smooth as glass, "Coral" shone bright as a sunset bell. Similarly, "Hullo Bolinas" sets off vibes well, and the entire band was in sync with the sensibility of this lilting, quirky tune by Steve Swallow. On songs where guitar had a prominent place, like "Question and Answer" and "Walter L," there tended to be an imbalance in the sound and you couldn't hear Gary Burton well enough, which was unfortunate.
Besides ensemble playing, there were several duets. A nice exchange between Burton and Sanchez on "Syndrome" brought out the percussive qualities of the vibes and the musical aspects of the drums. The centerpiece duets of the concert featured Burton and Metheny, pairing them in different contexts. With Metheny rapidly strumming acoustic guitar, Burton laid out an uptempo "Summertime" in 6/8, during which the lighting crew was a bit late switching back to Burton after Pat Metheny's solo.
Picking up the archtop, Metheny then backed the vibes on Jobim's "O Grande Amor," where Burton pretty much played within the constraints of the form. While the guitar solo started closer to the Brazilian voicings you would expect (or American jazz guitarists' takes on Brazilian voicings), Metheny flattened and widened the lines into shapes more typically his own on the second chorus. He then began a piece on his 42-string custom-built "Pikasso Guitar"—imagine harp, sitar, and acoustic guitar all in one, with Gary Burton joining eventually.
As for nostalgia, which was part of the original question about this concert, it was definitely there. No matter how much we say that what counts in jazz is experimenting and moving forward, we do come back to what James Lincoln Collier referred to in Ken Burns Jazz as the solace of the music of our youth. When the band broke into its encore, "Unquity Road," the man I was with sat transfixed, tapping his foot and singing every note of Pat's song about the Boston street both of them had ridden down some thirty years ago.
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Black Blade: Will this B.S. be required in Wyoming? And how will they prove the private sale wasn't before the law was enacted?
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I believe Wyoming passed a bill saying they will not be adhering to any gun control laws passed by the fed... Since they did not enumerate the power to make that decision to the Fed as covered by the 10th Amendment. We will see how that plays out. It would be awesome.
I'm not at all surprised, they are politicians after all...
And all Politicians are lying crooks, keep this in mind at all times!
Keep in mind, in 84' the repubs folded.
In 94' they folded.
What they say & what they do are rarely the same.
Tens of thousands of FFL gun transfers a day, they cannot keep up with..
The NICS will have to hire a hundred thousand people to take the calls.
Another thing. You call, you go in their little black book, so does the purchaser.
"Registration." Get F#$Ked... I aint calling nobody.. Just be careful, if it passes, at the fun shows. That is where the commies will nail yah..
Their trying every trick in the book to get the guns out of peoples hands, before the collapse.. $$$
Wish the hell they would STFU so we can start buying again.. "Out of Stock."
I am hearing that the "Universal Background Check" is a done deal. This means even if you want to pass a family hierloom to your kids or grandkids it will have to be registered through a FFL so the Feral Government can track it. Effectively this means "gun registration" regardless of what they say otherwise.
Its a shame these fools in DC rather than face the real problems of economics in America play with the gun control smoke screen...
The more they talk about guns, keeping them front page. The less we hear of the fiscal cliff we are rapidly falling over..$$
When we hit bottom of that cliff, coming soon. Then the food riots start..
D.C. don't give a damn if we all kill each other.. Their worried about their own necks...
Guns got to go before the crash.. Their trying, it is not working..
The food riots might start anyway. Another dry year here and there will not be any cattle coming out of Nebraska or any of the heartland states. I saw this on the news about a week ago. We may have to fry up all the politicians in the country until the draught is over. So what if cannabilism is illegal, everything the politicians do is too.
Count on Joe Biteme to be in there to threaten any Dems leaning pro-gun. Run primary candidates against them or have BO campaign for their reelection.


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Mission 1
A simple 'Go here and talk to this person' mission, involving a one jump trip from Josameto to Poinen to talk to Katsen Isha. The station will be bookmarked in the usual fashion. Talking to Katsen Isha completes the mission. The item you are given is part of a dossier giving some information about Katsen Isha and does not get removed from your cargo/hangar.
Mission 2
A simple cargo run which you have to transport a 3m3 container of Questionable Cargo back to Josameto. Talking to Katsen Isha once you reach your destination will get you the mission details for mission 3.
Mission 3
The first combat mission of the Arc. This mission asks you to retrieve one unit of S.I. Formula Sheet from a hidden facility in Obanen. 2 jumps from Josameto and one from Poinen.
The NPCs in this mission are Serpentis so setting up your tank for Kinetic and Thermal damage is advisable. Serpentis are also weaker to Kinetic and Thermal damage so select appropriate ammunition.
Upon reaching Obanen warp to the mission area, which is not gated, and you will be met with the following view:
The majority of the large collidable structures are parked transport ships from a variety of factions. The Structure out on its own in the brown cloud with a cargo canister floating next to it is not your target, and none of the ships contain any loot. Your main target is the Research Station but don't attack it just yet. We have NPCs to deal with first.
There is a group of 6 battleships and 2 cruisers waiting for you when you warp in. As shown below:
The group comprises 4 Core Admirals, a Core High Admiral, a Core Grand Admiral and 2 Corelum Guardian Chief Infantry. There's no ECM in this wave and the High Admiral, Grand Admiral and Guardian Chiefs will close range while the Admirals will remain fairly stationary. As noted in the image above, destroying the Grand Admiral triggers the next wave, so it may be prudent to leave it till last.
If you're using drones for the first wave (I didn't) recall them to your drone bay before destroying the Grand Admiral or they will be targeted by the next wave.
Note: I was certain that I'd captured a screen of the second wave before I blew them up but from the next image it is obvious that I didn't. I will list the ships that spawned however.
By a process of elimitation I have determined that Wave 2 comprised the following NPCs:
- 1 Core Admiral
- 4 Core High Admirals
- 2 Coreli Guardian Patrollers (Sensor Dampening)
- 2 Other frigate NPCs (no way to tell exactly what they are from their wrecks.)
As noted in the list above and Fig 3.3 the Coreli Patrollers will use sensor dampening which will reduce your targeting range, being NPC rats though they are pretty stupid and approach within targeting range (even when damped) so they can be dispatched fairly easily.
Destruction of the last High Admiral in Wave 2 triggers the third wave which comprises the following:
- 4 Core Rear Admirals
- 2 Corelum Guardian Chief Infantry
- 2 Corelum Guardian Chief Sentinel
- 3 Coreli Guardian Protector
- 1 Coreli Guardian Defender
- 1 Coreli Guardian Scout
There's no E-war in this wave.
Once you've dealt with the original NPCs and the waves that they trigger, turn your attention to the Research Facility. Once you have it down to about 50% shields a small wave of frigate NPCs will spawn as shown in the image below (Note there are some rats left over from previous wave in this image, there are no battleships spawned by attacking the facility)
This small wave is made up of the following:
- 5 Coreli Guardian Guards
- 3 Coreli Guardian Safeguards
Once these frigates are dealt with you can continue to pound on the Research Facility which will eventually explode and leave behind 2 cargo containers, Your mission objective is in one of them, collect it and return to Poinen and report to Katsen Isha for your reward.
From the first three missions I made approx 23 million in mission rewards and bounties, the highest reward being for mission 3 at 5 million ISK for the standard rewards and another million or so for the bonus.
Moving On
Once you return to Katsen Isha you are given a choice of which path to take. I fave not yet made that choice and am leaving it to you. I'll be using Twitter to tally votes and you can tweet a reply to @mandrill with the hashtag #loepic, #hiepic, or #nulepic to cast your vote.
As you may have gathered the choice is between travelling into lo, hi or nul security space to continue the arc, and looking at the voting so far it looks like I'll be heading into the depths of 0.0 for my next mission.
You have until 6pm on Sunday 26th December to cast your vote as that is when I'll be moving on to the next stage of the Arc.
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Today, PNC (NYSE:PNC) reported its earnings per share fell to $1.85 in the second quarter, down 6.6% from the $1.98 seen in the second quarter of last year.
Total net income stood at $1.1 billion in the second quarter, which represented a decline of 5.7% relative to the second quarter of last year. This was driven largely by a 23% drop in its Corporate and Institutional Banking business, which saw its net income fall by $142 million, or 23%, to stand at $470 million. The reason behind this stemmed from a reduction in its net interest income -- what it earns on loans -- and also a $143 million increase in its provision for credit losses -- what it expects to lose on loans that it issues.
Somewhat offsetting this decline was increased improvement in its Retail Banking business, which saw its earnings rise by 67%, or $67 million. This was entirely the result of a significant decline in its provision for credit losses, which fell from $148 million in the second quarter of last year to just $4 million in the most-recent quarter.
"We delivered solid earnings in the second quarter of 2014," said PNC's chairman, president and CEO, William Demchak, even with the reduction in its second-quarter earnings. "We grew loans, our fee businesses performed well, expenses were well managed, credit quality continued to improve and capital levels strengthened," Demchak was quoted as saying in the bank's earnings release.
PNC did see gains in its segments of noninterest income, including asset management, which rose 6% to stand at $362 million, and residential mortgage fees, which increased 9%, to $182 million. However these gains were more than offset by a $123 million drop in its other income, thanks to fewer gains seen from the sale of its stake in Visa, as well as less revenue from valuation adjustments and the sale of assets. As a result, in total, its noninterest income fell by 7% year over year, to $1.7 billion.
"While our near-term outlook is for a continuation of the low interest rate environment, we are making important progress on our strategic priorities, which we expect will benefit our long-term performance," added Demchak, to conclude his remarks.
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Tyra Banks has confirmed that a sequel to the film Life-Size is in development.
On Sunday the website Digital Spy published an interview with Banks in which she confirmed that the film is being developed by Disney. Banks said she had an interview to go to that day to discuss the script and that the film could be finished by "late 2014 or 2015... it will be back - Life-Size will be back, better than ever." She also stated that the sequel will be both "very different" and "very modern" but was unable to give any further details about the project due to the stipulations of her contract with Disney.
As soon as the story broke it was picked up by various news outlets as well as making the rounds on social media. Banks responded to a fan question on her Twitter account about the rumor of a sequel by writing "Tis true, Love." Another fan's reaction also garnered Banks' attention on Twitter when singer Miley Cyrus made sure her followers knew how excited she was about the news of a sequel. In one tweet she quoted the lyrics of "Be A Star", the film's main theme song, while in another she wrote "OMG" twenty-four times. She later made similar posts on her Facebook and Instagram accounts.
According to Entertainment Weekly [EW] the sequel will be executive produced by Banks who will also perform a new version of "Be A Star" in the film. EW also noted that the sequel was part of her deal with Disney and that it would be a Disney Channel Original Movie [DCOM].
Life-Size is a made-for-TV movie that debuted on March 5, 2000 as part of ABC's The Wonderful World Of Disney. The film was a moderate success but gained in popularity over the years through subsequent airings on Disney Channel as well as sales/rentals of its DVD and VHS releases.


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The Raw Cashew Dreamcake (from the previous post) turned out to be a success! I couldn't believe how much it tasted like cheesecake. I liked the raspberry layer better than the white layer so I will make it with more raspberry next time and less white.
I could definitely work on presentation, my cake didn't look nearly as pretty as My New Roots. I think it would have been better to use a smaller size pie dish so that the cake was taller. I am also going to re-name it: Raw Raspberry Cheesecake.
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Bitdefender Labs recently analyzed an Android app that collects geolocation data, device IDs, email addresses and more. Although no longer available in the official store, the app lures users with the promise of access to a comprehensive Japanese database with advanced queries based on name, location and even phone numbers.
While the application looks legit and promises access to a database of 38 million contacts, it also uploads users' device IDs and other personal data to a remote database.
"National phone book Free" classifies as an InfoStealer Trojan by uploading user data into a MySQL database and grabbing information such as name, phone number, postal code, country, region, city, address, street, email address, latitude, longitude, and IMEI.
The apps' description does specify that GPS information and address book access is required, but it does not state that this data will be added to the database as well. o
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In what at first glance looks like a Japanese version of The Yellow Pages, sensitive and confidential user data is grabbed and stored. Although collecting Android device IDs isn't considered malicious, it's only accepted as long as an app legitimately requires it to function.
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Dave Bosoy, or Dave the Mate in the credits, was a crew member that Niko Bellic knew on the Platypus in Grand Theft Auto IV. He is seen in the very first cutscene tied to his bunkbead, wearing erotic leather clothing being whipped by an unknown asian woman also in sexual leather clothing, while Niko stands outside the door trying to get him ready for docking.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Coming off a four-point loss at No. 8 Texas, UCLA coach Ben Howland was worried how the 12th-ranked Bruins would handle themselves.
There was plenty of sloppiness by both teams, but UCLA came away with an 85-67 victory over Cal State Northridge on Sunday night.
Josh Shipp scored 11 of his 14 points in the first half, freshman Jrue Holiday added 14 points, six steals, five rebounds and four assists, and Darren Collison had 14 points and six assists for the Bruins (5-2).
UCLA shot 39 percent in Thursday's loss to the Longhorns. This time, the Bruins shot 58 percent in a sloppy game that featured a combined 42 turnovers for the two teams.
"It was hard not to think about the loss," Collison said. "It was so close and we had a chance to win. The bus ride coming back was real tough."
For his part, Howland was concerned about Northridge's history at Pauley Pavilion, where it stunned the Bruins 78-74 in the 2000-01 season, and his team's reaction to what he called the "heartbreaking" loss to Texas.
"I was worried about them looking at the record of their opponent and having a letdown," Howland said of his team.
Northridge (1-6) ended its longest road trip in 15 years with an 0-6 record, losing at Stanford, Cal State Bakersfield, New Mexico, Rider, Drexel and UCLA, located 15 miles from its campus.
"I'm just happy to get home," Northridge coach Bobby Braswell said. "We've had this six-game road trip, we played against one of the top defensive teams in the country and we turned the ball over way too many times."
Tremaine Townsend scored a career-high 23 points for the Matadors. Kenny Daniels had career-highs with 13 points and six rebounds.
Howland used 11 players, including all of his five freshmen, and they put the game away in the first half.
"When we had the biggest leads was when our starters were on the floor," Howland said.
The Bruins built a 22-point lead with a 24-6 run midway through the first half. Shipp scored the first seven points and Nikola Dragovic's layin finished it off with UCLA ahead 37-15 and most of the starters on the bench.
The Matadors closed the half with a 12-4 spurt to trail 41-27 at the break.
"We did a very good job in the first half defensively and forced turnovers," Howland said.
UCLA quickly stretched its lead to 23 points early in the second half, helped by consecutive 3-pointers from Collison and another by Holiday.
Northridge's only run of the half, a 9-2 spurt, got the Matadors within 15 points with 13 minutes remaining. The Matadors shot 60 percent in the half, consistently scoring each time down the floor.
"I like that we showed heart, we didn't quit," Braswell said. "The second half we executed much better."
But the Bruins picked up where they left off, scoring seven in a row to extend their lead to 67-45. Soon, they earned their largest lead of 23 points on a basket by Alfred Aboya.
UCLA freshman Drew Gordon had nine points and five rebounds and showed no effects from a sprained left wrist he suffered in the first half against Texas.
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Merry Kitzmas! — But It's a Bittersweet Anniversary in Louisiana
By Barbara Forrest
Today, December 20, 2008, marks the third anniversary of the landmark decision in the first intelligent design (ID) creationism legal case, Kitzmiller et al. vs. Dover Area School District (2005). Ever since that ruling, the plaintiffs and those of us who served on their legal team in the now-famous "Dover trial" observe the anniversary by wishing each other an affectionate "Merry Kitzmas!" On December 20, 2005, in a Memorandum Opinion that a former Ohio judge described as "judicial poetry," Judge John E. Jones III ruled that the 2004 ID creationist policy statement adopted by the Dover, PA, school board "violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States and . . . the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania."
As an expert witness for the plaintiffs, I would like to thank Judge Jones for helping to preserve both the integrity of public school science education and the constitutional separation of church and state through his decision. I was honored to serve in his courtroom and in this case. But this year, the anniversary of the plaintiffs' success in the Kitzmiller case has been turned bittersweet by my state's refusal to learn the lessons of Dover and of our own history. Despite Louisiana's passage of a 1981 creationist law and the subsequent U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Edwards v. Aguillard (1987), which outlawed the teaching of creationism, the Louisiana legislature and Gov. Bobby Jindal, by respectively passing and signing the LA Science Education Act (LSEA), ensured that our state will remain tethered to the bottom of every national quality-of-life survey. Continue Reading »


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