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I am a 20 year old Amritdhari Sikh guy.I did a great sin.I <mod cut> acted on kaam on my own even after getting Amrit.I have watched such movies,pix etc.I know I ll be punished.But I want to know do I need to re-take Amrit now though I did nothing with paraai/someother lady etc.I always do full Nitnem and never missed anyday after getting Amrit.Plz answere this question do I need to retake Amrit and also tell some Bani which may help me to ask for Bul Chuk Maaf.
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Gun Restriction Proposals Gains Americans Support According to Poll
According to an online survey conducted by Reuters/Ipsos, the poll revealed that three-quarters of Americans supported the banning of the sales of assault weapons, high-capacity ammunition and in depth background checks of gun buyers. While the bill still needs to pass in Congress, the poll showed a favorable response.
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Puppy mills are commercial dog breeding operation where money is more important that the dogs themselves. Please help the puppies that are suffering because of their cruel breeders.
Hello Mr. President and the saviors of puppies
Puppy mills pretty much exists where ever people buy dogs. Most pet shops support puppy mills because you can get a dog for cheap and then sell it for a lot. There are more than a thousand puppy mills in the US and some puppy mills can have more than a thousand breeding dogs.
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Pain Part 2: Getting rid of pain
Pain and pain relief are massive topics which can – and do – fill several textbooks. It's way beyond the scope of a blog to go into all of the detail surrounding the use of painkillers, and so all I really want to do is to outline some of the different types of pain control that we can use, both in the surgery and as day-to-day treatments.
Pain relief is one of the great success stories in medicine, and it's no coincidence that some of my favourite drugs of all time are painkillers. Our advances mean that pain in our patients shouldn't be accepted, and although sometimes we fail to control it, we should never stop trying.
We use a number of different types of painkiller:
* Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
* Steroids
* Opioids and opioid-like drugs
* Others
These are the most widely-used type of painkiller and include (for humans) aspirin, ibuprofen and paracetamol. They act by stopping inflammation…….


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Controversial plans for energy-from-waste incinerators have been approved this week following ministerial intervention.
The facilities are both PFI schemes, in Leicestershire and Norfolk. The first, at King's Lynn, would process up to 268,000 tonnes of waste every year, and generate electricity sufficient for 36,000 homes.
Norfolk County Council councillors voted on Monday to approve the incinerator by nine to four, with two abstaining. The decision follows years of controversial wrangling, culminating in an intervention by communities secretary Eric Pickles last week, who will now rubber-stamp the decision.
The project is jointly managed by Cory Environmental and US incineration manufacturer Wheelabrator under a £500m, 25-year contract, saving, the Council claims, £200m on landfill fees over its lifetime.
A sweetener of £91m in infrastructure credits was promised by Caroline Spelman in January 2012 towards the plant, so anxious is Defra that it should proceed, in order to meet targets on renewable energy and landfill diversion.
Objectors' concerns ranged from environmental threats to nearby Roydon Common, health issues, the negative effect on recycling and waste minimisation, and the reputation of Wheelabrator.
Commenting on the decision, Graham Plant, the council's cabinet member for planning and transportation, said: "The committee was satisfied that officers had addressed all relevant considerations".
Councillor Bill Borrett, the member for environment and waste, expressed relief at the approval and added: "I believe that this proposal has been subjected to the most intensive scrutiny, by the planning process, the public, the Environment Agency and Defra, which has approved the largest grant Norfolk has received for a single project. I have been very keen that we do everything by the book, so I welcome the Secretary of State's interest."
The Environment Agency must yet grant the facility permission before it can begin operating.
Another, even bigger incinerator, at Newhurst Quarry in Shepshed, Leicestershire, that had been refused permission twice by the County Council, had that refusal reversed by Eric Pickles on Friday.
The £200 million facility would capable of burning up to 300,000 tonnes of municipal waste a year and generate energy sufficient for 42,000 homes.
The Department for Communities & Local Government (DCLG) report said the benefits of the scheme, proposed by Biffa, were "substantial and compelling", and that "these considerations outweigh the harm by way of impact on the appearance and character of the area, heritage assets and conflict with certain policies of the development plan".
The council says it plans to appeal against the decision. A local opponent said: "It would appear that, despite bold rhetoric encouraging communities to 'have their say', the Government really is not listening. Recourse to the High Court is almost impossible to consider for a small community group".
Conservative Matthew Blain, Charnwood Borough Council's cabinet member for planning, said: "Decisions like this are part of the more strategic infrastructure and made at a higher level".
Wherever they are proposed, incinerators generate massive controversy. In 2011, a total of five planning appeals in respect of incinerators were considered by the Planning Inspectorate, of which only one was disallowed.
Fiona Bruce is one Conservative MP who is campaigning against a proposal in her Congleton constituency. Last month she asked Prime Minister David Cameron whether he would support her campaign.
"The incinerator was rejected by the local planning board, is overwhelmingly opposed by my constituents in Middlewich and would involve transporting lorry-loads of waste hundreds of miles across the country," she told him.
Apart from saying that any decision must "take into account the size and scale of any proposed development and to consider the potential effect on any local community", David Cameron was noncommittal and deferred the decision to Eric Pickles.
LibDem MP Norman Baker is also against an incinerator that has been constructed by Veolia in his Newhaven constituency, particularly on grounds of traffic and the fact that it will not produce heat for local consumption. "Any half-decent council would have secured millions in compensation, or the rerouting of heat generated to provide cheap district heating for the town," he said. He is boycotting the official opening scheduled for tomorrow.
The Health Protection Agency (HPA) is conducting a study into the link between emissions from municipal waste incinerators (MWIs) and health problems, and there were calls to defer the Norfolk decision until the results are known, but this will not be until March 2014.
The HPA's current position is that well run and regulated modern MWIs are not a significant risk to public health, based on research published in 2009. The new study is being carried out to "extend the evidence base", and is examining possible health effects up to 10–15 kilometres from sites, including: low birth weight, still births and infant deaths.
Incinerators may not only burn waste. There is an increasing number of biomass incinerators being planned or under construction, and expected as a result of the Renewable Heat Incentive. Consequently, there are concerns about the impact on the health of nearby residents, and the HPA study does not cover this issue.
Biomass power plants with capacities above 20MW are regulated under the Waste Incineration Directive and subject to stringent emission controls. But regulations for smaller plants are not so tight. Defra has said that it will include emission limits for particulate matter and oxides of nitrogen as eligibility criteria for the Renewable Heat Incentive covering biomass plants below this size, but has yet to publish them.
At present there are no plans to monitor any effects on people living near to such power stations.
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The man who organized the concert that was raided by Albuquerque LEOs, who called it a "rave", is being singled out for the wrong thing.
Providing entertainment that is voluntary and initiates no force or fraud against anyone is not wrong. Tricking people into becoming a slave of the federal government is wrong. He organized the concert but he is also a national guard recruiter. Let's get our priorities straight.
I always wonder who alerts the LEOs to events such as this concert. Busybodiness should have consequences.
I see no allegations that anything wrong was going on, or that anyone was harmed. Of course, the "officials" were able to find "code violations". There is no building on earth that would be completely free of these if examined close enough. The "officials" also say that "underage girls" were wearing "very inappropriate outfits". So what? What gives the "officials" the authority to decide what is inappropriate for anyone else?
There exists in authoritarians the perverted desire to make certain that no one has any fun (except for their own guys who get a thrill out of their acts of coercion and control). I'll not excuse their harmful perversion.


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Herbalife (NYSE:HLF) — the diet shakes and nutrition supplements stock that has captivated Wall Street for five months — just reported strong earnings and is up about 10% in the past week.
So should you buy Herbalife? No way.
My negativity on Herbalife stock is partially because, like many diet or exercise stocks, history indicates a crash inevitably happens when the fad fades or a better alternative pops up.
But my bearish take is also partially because HLF remains the playground of Wall Street insiders. The short interest is big, there's a board shakeup in the works, and this stock is being watched like a hawk by swing traders and speculators. That means the chance of a big move is likely, and makes the risk-reward tradeoff unpalatable for the vast majority of investors.
Sure, it's nice if you're right … but it will cost you a fortune if you're wrong.
Of course, a look at the actual numbers shows a pretty compelling case to buy Herbalife stock and not fret. HLF posted stronger-than-expected earnings and raised its profit forecast for the year. Net sales were up 17%.
That's all good news, and echoes the strong history of Herbalife earnings. The company has beat analysts' earnings estimates for 17 consecutive quarters and has a five-year sales growth rate of over 25%.
Throw in a 3% dividend, and this stock seems a no-brainer, right?
Well, it's worth noting that its second-quarter guidance fell slightly short of expectations. And while this tiny blemish isn't enough to signal Armageddon, it is cause for concern.
That's because despite Herbalife's strong earnings history, you have to wonder how long the growth can keep up.
Click to Enlarge Take a look at the three charts of other diet stocks Medifast (NYSE:MED), Weight Watchers (NYSE:WTW) and NutriSystem (NASDAQ:NTRI) to the right and notice the volatility.
I am no fitness guru or personal trainer, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to make a list of about two dozen diet or exercise fads from the past few decades — Sweatin' with the Oldies gave way to Tae Bo gave way to P90X. Each one catches on with eager and tubby Americans, then inevitably falls off the radar and is replaced by another fad.
I'm not convinced that Herbalife is anything unique or new, and I'm reluctant to expect the growth to continue forever. Sure, fighting obesity is a hot business as the U.S. tries to get healthy and the sports nutrition market is admittedly a lucrative and growing niche — see the growth of Gatorade and similar imitators, or the rise of GNC (NYSE:GNC) stores. But it's also highly competitive and prone to new fads that prey on ever-changing consumer tastes.
Many momentum stocks are in the same boat, so I'll admit that assessment is not enough to give up on Herbalife. But when you couple this with the cheerleading against the stock, the risk gets awfully large.
Some of the most powerful names on Wall Street continue to make this stock ground zero for their ego contest. Bill Ackman, who is betting against the nutritional products company, has a $1 billion bet against Herbalife. Meanwhile, bullish investor Carl Icahn is installing deputies on the Herbalife board to do his bidding and take the fight to Ackman and others.
Furthermore, before earnings, the short interest as a percentage of the float in Herbalife stock was pushing 45%.
Throw in a recent accounting snafu that resulted in a downgrade from one of Herbalife's most bullish supporters in the analyst community, and you have a very volatile issue that could move big-time either way.
Gambling on the expectations game is a dangerous business in momentum stocks that keep growing but might fall off a cliff simply because they are not growing fast enough — see Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) for a recent example.
But when you add in the explosiveness of a high-profile hedge fund battle, it starts to get crazy … too crazy for the vast majority of retail investors.
Herbalife stock is up about 19% this year and very well might add a bit more by year's end. But at $39, HLF is sitting almost exactly in the middle of the $24-$50 range in which it has traded since mid-December when the fireworks began in earnest with Ackman's takedown.
Let the hedge funds toy with Herbalife stock and sit this one out. There are far less risky ways to make another 10% or 20% in 2013.
Related Reading
- Herbalife is a spectator sport. (The Slant)
- Get the full Ackman report on why he shorted Herbalife stock here. (FactsAboutHerbalife.com)
- A great profile of "The Big Short War" over Herbalife. (Vanity Fair)
- Icahn's nominees just got elected to the HLF board. (Value Walk)
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com and the author of "The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks." Write him at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP. As of this writing, he did not own a position in any of the stocks named here.


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Brave New World
by Aldous Huxley
Analysis: Genre
Dystopian Literature, Science Fiction, Philosophical Literature
It's pretty easy to see that Brave New World is science fiction. Just read the first chapter. The world in which the novel takes place is highly imaginative and completely different from our own. Because it portrays a futuristic society in which, to put it bluntly, everything sucks, and also because this novel helped define the genre, we feel confident about labeling it as dystopian literature, too.
The philosophical bit arrives in Chapters 17 and 18, where the novel is often criticized for reading like a treatise in the form of dialogue. It gives the impression that Huxley wrote Brave New World to promote his own philosophical beliefs rather than to write a perfect exemplar of the novel form.


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Location: Havasu Landing Marina Entrance
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Building Craftsmen: Neil Esmay & Club Members
Light dedication: May 22, 2006
GPS: 34ş 28.90' N - 114ş 24.19' W
Beacon: Amber - Rotating
Flash sequence: 60 times per minute
Built: 1892
Automated: 1953
Decommissioned: 1975
Originally located on Table Bluff at the south side of the entrance to Humboldt Bay along California's northern coast, this 35 foot tower, which was attached to a two-story, Victorian keeper's dwelling, replaced the 1856 lighthouse which sat on the bay's North Spit. It was moved to its present location by Ray Glavich and other volunteers sometime after it was abandoned in 1975. It has been beautifully restored and sits in the Woodley Island Marina for all to enjoy.
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Ken Cope is a classically-trained 2D and 3D animator whose work has appeared in television, feature films, theme park attractions, and games. Apprenticing at Don Bluth Studios (on The Secret of NIMH) and Filmation (He-Man and She-Ra), Ken applied CG techniques to traditional production, flying 3D vehicles for Bravestarr. Ken worked for CG pioneers Brad DeGraf and Michael Wahrman, building 3D environments for ride films, and developing facial animation techniques, showcased as the face of "Cain" in the film Robocop II. After working at Walt Disney Feature Animation for Andreas Deja, on Mickey's Prince and the Pauper and Beauty and the Beast, Ken moved to Imagineering Labs to create 3D versions of characters from Aladdin for their Virtual Reality Magic Carpet Ride. Ken has trained teams animating for everything from the N64 to the XBox. Ken has taught the principles of animation and digital tools for artists in Bay Area schools since 1999.
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A driver who stopped his vehicle along Loop 322 Thursday evening to search for something he had dropped out of the window is lucky to be safe after his car was struck by a distracted driver.
The accident happened just after 6 p.m. in the westbound lane of the loop near Maple Street.
The driver of a black VW told police he was blinded by the sun in his eyes when he ran into the parked car. His VW then ended up on its side.
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Sleepharmony Pink Youth Beds Recalled by Glideaway Due to Violation of Lead Paint StandardPublish Date: Tue, 06 Aug 2013 17:00:00 GMT
UnitsAbout 1,850 DescriptionThis recall involves pink-colored twin-size, metal beds with three pink heart-shaped designs on both the footboard and headboard. The beds come with an assortment of stickers that can be applied to the heart shape design. The model number for the pink beds is #MB-YPT-R1 and can be found on the box and the instruction sheet that came with the bed. The manufacture date code is located on a yellow label affixed to the inside of the metal side rail and appears as MFG: year/month/day: �MFG: 2013/01/25.� The recalled beds were manufactured between December 2011 and May 2013. Black and white models are not part of the recall. Mattresses are not part of the recall.RemedyConsumers should immediately stop using the beds and contact the firm for instructions for exchanging the bed for a replacement or for a full refund.Sold atFurniture and other retail stores nationwide from February 2012 to June 2013 from between $120 to $170.ImporterGlideaway Bed Carriage Manufacturing Company, of St. Louis, Mo.Manufactured inChina
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Skirt Steak Author Charlotte Druckman Gets Barney Greengrass Delivered, Eats Rice Pudding at Midnight
Also, she fights her way through a nasty cold with anchovies on toast and a lot of gelato.
You probably expect a food writer's diary to be filled with accounts of unchecked gluttony, a litany of dropped chef names and perhaps the odd side order or two of uni-topped roasted bone marrow. Expectations like this are "perfectly understandable," writes Skirt Steak author Charlotte Druckman, "especially at the peak of holiday season." But what happens when a food writer gets felled by "the plague"? It's a whole other story, she says. For Druckman, fighting off a bad cold means eating lots of anchovies on buttered toast, and dipping into her strategic reserve of olive oil gelato. If you are both hungry and intrepid, get your Purell on and head straight into this week's New York Diet.
Friday, December 21
I woke up earlier than I'd like because something very exciting was about to go down. My old refrigerator was on its last leg; the compressor was wheezing and I'd been told it was only a matter of weeks. So the new one was set to arrive, somewhere between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.. The challenge would be to empty its contents as quickly as possible and move them into the new machine. If I took my ice cream out at 9 a.m. and no one showed up until 1:30, for example, I'd have an ice cream massacre on my hands, and that is unacceptable. I waited.
The nutritionists are all going to shake their disappointed heads when I confess that I'm not a breakfast person. I'll reluctantly have a yogurt (vanilla Ronnybrook and orange-ginger Siggi's are on regular rotation) if I deem it necessary. In general, I don't eat when I'm not hungry. What I will have to start my day is tea. On the morning in question, I made "Almond Cookie" rooibos from l'Âge de Thé, which you can buy (and/or sip) at Bosie Tea Parlor.
By 12:15 p.m., Operation Refrigerator was under way. It wasn't as simple a maneuver as expected, though, and installation wasn't complete until 1:45 p.m. Fortunately, lunchtime was moved to 2:20 p.m. Phew.
Usually, I work right through lunch until my stomach starts to rumble and/or my blood sugar level falters. In theory, I'd pause then and enjoy a small savory repast. In practice, I usually end up going for a cookie or two. It was a holiday week, however, and though my editors were e-mailing and there was copy to write, I figured it was only right and fair that I take a moment, in honor of all the abused freelancers out there, to have a mini-holiday myself.
And what better mini-holiday than lunch at Gramercy Tavern, which is one of the city's warmest, most welcoming spaces, especially at Christmastime? So totally festive. My dear pal, the creative mind and brilliant photographer Melanie Dunea, arranged for us to sit up front in the Tavern. When I walked in, she was there to greet me, along with Michael Anthony, who has to be one of the kindest chefs on the planet.
We had flutes of sparkling rosé. The amuse bouche was cauliflower custard with roasted romanesco — pure brassica love. Melanie and I opted for two appetizers each. I ordered the caramelized cauliflower with apple, celery, and pumpkin seeds and the swordfish confit salad with cranberry beans, capers, and pine nuts. I had some of her mushroom and calamari with turnips and hazelnuts, and also the duck-liver mousse with pickles and grilled bread.
Michael generously sent out an additional course — a warm lobster salad with carrots and chicory for me, and, for Melanie, a gently smoked, delicate trout served over a deep, beet-backed magenta puree.
You can't go to Gramercy and not have Nancy Olson's desserts; I don't care if you don't have a sweet tooth. To finish, we ordered the chocolate cake, which came with candy-cane ice cream and a caramelized white-chocolate sauce flavored with cinnamon and vanilla bean. After four hours and some Grüner Veltliner, however, it was time to head home. I had a recipe to test.
I stopped at Agata & Valentina ("Ags" for short) on University Place and picked up the ingredients to make a salad from Jim Lahey's My Pizza. It's six things — celery, shiitake (raw), grated parmesan, lemon, olive oil, salt, and pepper. This was a calculated move. I was about to test a recipe for my favorite version of one of my most favorite things, rice pudding. I've spent enough time eating with myself to know what was going to happen: I'd want to eat that rice pudding for dinner. That would really throw the nutritionists into a tizzy. I figured if I offset it with a light salad, I could pretend I'd had a more balanced meal.
Made myself a matcha latte (almond milk is the secret; a bamboo whisk is essential) to offset the effects of the wine, then got cooking. Chef Heather Carlucci-Rodriguez's rice pudding (a.k.a. the world's best rice pudding) doesn't have an added thickening agent — it's cooked low and slow. It was almost midnight when my pudding went into the fridge to set, and I felt supremely tired and like I was coming down with something, but I chalked it all up to the long day, lunchtime booze, and late hour. I ate my salad with some toasted, crusty bread slathered with ricotta, this spectacular tomato jam, and some fleur de sel. Then I had a bowl of the bestest rice pudding, indeed I did.
Saturday, December 22
I woke up feeling crap. Truly crap. The kind of crap where you know the cold has taken hold and is building itself a happy home in your chest.
Here's how I know I'm sick:
1. I get up to do a radio interview (by phone, thank goodness — dialed in from my bed, in my PJs, and scratchy voiced, eked out whatever I could about Skirt Steak), and then lie down again, for a "nap," and, next thing you know, it's 3:30 p.m.
2. I have no appetite whatsoe'er. None.
At 4 p.m., I make my usual "cheat" matcha latte. It's inspired by the one served at Bosie Tea Parlor, with almond milk, coconut water, and agave. At home, I've found the coconut water unnecessary, and wasn't in love with the weird aftertaste the agave was leaving behind. I was curious about Stevia a few months ago and got myself some; added to the green tea powder, it does some of its best work in this drink. I whisk up my bright green frothy matcha pulp with hot water (180 degrees is best), then top it with almond milk.
It occurs to me that I should eat something. My people, the Jews, will not be pleased to hear this (so now, I will have alienated the nutritionists and the Jews, too), but I don't like chicken soup. I don't love soup in general; I like to have something to chew. More than that, chicken soup has all the same negative associations as Jell-O; it's sick people food. Call it "broth" and it's even worse. It's rare that I'll order soup at a restaurant — ramen and pho are in their own separate and approved leagues; there are maybe five chefs whose soup I'd willingly and happily sign up for.
Miso, though, I've found makes you feel better. It's my cure-all. There's usually a tub of white miso in my fridge ... except, if you remember, yesterday was fridge-moving day. Had I chucked my old miso? Yes, I had. So I went around the corner to my neighborhood deli and got a few packages of the instant stuff.
I accept the fact that I will not be able to attend the holiday dinner party I've been looking forward to all week and that I should, while I'm out, get my dinner provisions squared away. There's a new line of boxed meals that one of the country's best (in my opinion) chefs has developed and I needed to test one or two. This seemed as good a time as any. You're supposed to add shrimp, broccoli, and feta to a quinoa and spice combo. I walk into Ags and one of the first things spotted is romanesco. Why make broccoli when you could have romanesco? Over at the seafood counter, I ask what's looking best today seafood-wise. Rock shrimp is the answer.
Wandering through Ags, I started finding things that looked interesting or that I might want to have later. There was no rhyme or reason. A new kind of French-style saussicon? I'll take it. Sharon fruit? Ooh! Into the basket it goes. I grabbed some ground grass-fed sirloin, too, in case I felt like testing another boxed meal (this one has bulgur with Turkish spices and pistachios, and you add ground beef, cucumber, and yogurt to it). Finally, and this is really the moment when I knew all was not right, I picked up two containers of vegan chocolate mousse.
(If you are wondering why I didn't get the regular chocolate mousse, here's the reason: When you have a chest cold, you need to start eating like an opera singer. This, we call the Diva Diet. Lots of tea, and no dairy.)
Back home, I've got my miso to keep me warm. And, knowing it's not enough sustenance, I make one of my favorite (and oft-eaten, as you'll see) snacks — heavily buttered (yes, butter is dairy — this doesn't count), thick, crusty pieces of toast with good-quality anchovies. I like Ortiz.
Later, for dinner, I test out the Greek quinoa meal. For dessert I had vegan chocolate mousse from Vegan Divas (there's Callebaut chocolate in there), and though it was, in fact, quite satisfying, I had bites of Perfect 10 and a 5Boro Kookies. These I'd ordered from Momofuku Milk Bar out of curiosity; they, too, coincidentally, are vegan. I'd eat those cookies any time. Nicely done, Tosi.
Sunday, December 23
Despite the Nyquil, I wake up (late, very) feeling worse. Not hungry. Not at all. I have some ginger tea to soothe my throat. I'd intended to go to Bosie to get some work-related reading done — Jessica Harris's fascinating High on the Hog — and have a "real" matcha latte and one of Damien Herrgott's scones, a perfect hybrid of an American biscuit and a British scone. It's the simplest, barely sweet thing and I can't get enough of it. Alas, I can't make it that far. Instead, I taste a sample slice of panettone at Ags and buy one chocolate-hazelnut and one polenta-anise biscotti. Later, I have another round of buttered toast with anchovies, and some diet raspberry Snapple, which I'm a sucker for.
Dinner is a bright spot. My dad knew straits were dire when I texted him for sympathy and poo-poo-ed his chicken soup suggestion, and he surprised me with delivery from Barney Greengrass. All accounted for: bialys, nova, sturgeon, cream cheese, fresh-squeezed OJ, and a chocolate babka. Gary won't tell us where he gets this babka (he outsources it), but I wish he would. It's the only babka I've ever liked.
I've always had a penchant for baked goods and desserts. Growing up, I wasn't much of a breakfast eater — my favorite morning bite was a warm pain au chocolat out of which I'd gouge all of the molten, dark chocolate. In high school, it was suggested that I receive a refund from the cafeteria for all the lunch I didn't eat. Instead of lining up for baked ziti or hitting the salad bar, I would grab two mini-cartons of milk and an empty plate, and make a beeline for the tray of cookies or brownies. Things haven't changed much.
Monday, December 24
The coughing is getting worse. Cool.
Christmas is the one holiday I look forward to most. Yes, I am the Jew who shuns chicken soup and grew up decorating the family tree and boisterously wassailing. We, the Druckmans, always pick a special restaurant to dine at on December 24. Le Bernardin was the intended destination. I had made the reservation. To say I was looking forward to this dinner was an understatement.
God as my witness, I would rally.
Sleep? Check. Ginger tea? Check. Matcha latte? Check. Copy drafted? Yup, that too. Buttered anchovy toast? But of course.
Did I feel better? Nope. Worse. My father checked in via e-mail.
Dad: Feeling any better?
Me: The green phlegm has hit New York City. Craptastic.
Dad: Oh, I am sorry. Does that mean no dinner?
This means they'd probably appreciate it if I did not show up and spread my germs. This is the moment where I have to have the talk with myself. Should I go to dinner? I know very well I should not. I feel truly wretched and more than anything, I want and need to make it to Christmas.
You can always count on Otto to deliver, and Meredith Kurtzman makes the best gelato in the city. I went for a medley of antipasti: spicy broccoli rabe with ricotta salata; cavolo nero with ricotta; parsnips, parsley, and parmigiano and octopus, celery and lovage. I also had the baby spinach salad with (more) ricotta salata, toasted crouton crumbs, and truffled honey, then ordered two pints of gelato, the olive oil (because, please, you have to), and hazelnut stracciatella. So much for the no-dairy policy. I was despondent, after all, but I restricted my intake like a responsible-ish citizen.
Tuesday, December 25
Oh boy, do I feel positively dreadful.
But no one will ruin my Christmas. No. One.
Santa had been apprised that I wanted this newfangled pizza "stone" that's actually made of steel. Santa usually complies with my requests. Wouldn't it, I reasoned, be in keeping with the Christmas spirit, to make pizza for the family and test out my present? I'd prepped Jim Lahey's no-knead pizza dough, gathered my various toppings, and after having my ginger tea and packing up the mise en place, I head uptown.
Mom made her peerless pancakes she only serves on Christmas, plain and blueberry. I've brought some maple syrup. I like bacon with pancakes.
Eventually, the restless natives get peckish, and I ask Mrs. Klaus where my pizza stone is. This thing is fucking heavy. But it works, like a charm. Three different types of pie were tried: Lahey's tomato-based stracciatella and his ham (prosciutto) and cheese (fresh mozzarella, gruyere and fresh pecorino) pizza (the genius ingredient here: caraway seeds), plus my creation with black trumpet mushrooms, mozzarella, Gruyère, an egg — cracked over the top in the center — and, to finish, truffle salt. Everyone's faces lit up like the Christmas tree we didn't have.
My mother used to make Christmas dinner. Now my parents make reservations. This doesn't sit well with me, even when I'm not sick. What's worse is that, this year, they've picked Red Farm. I'm a fan of that restaurant, for the record, but, really? Chinese food on Christmas?! How cliché. They drop me off and enjoy, I am told, three kinds of dumplings, crispy grilled bass with miso sauce, stir-fried Brussels sprouts with corn and asparagus, dry-sauteed string beans with ground pork. Ed Schoenfeld, who has become quite chummy with my Dad, sent out some wonton soup, too. It's probably an excellent restorative if you have a cold.
Me? I hit rock bottom. I bring out the pints, and I raid my stash we've got of the fudgiest brownies from Robicelli's and Dorie Greenspan's Beurre & Sel sables, among other treasures (don't forget my old pal, the babka). Sugar coma followed by more NyQuil.
Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good spike in the glycemic index.
Wednesday, December 26
I'm only starting to feel better, but I've got to get out. The new fridge is already boring me with its contents. Plus, I've heard Bien Cuit has opened a stone's throw away on Christopher Street. This I can muster the strength for. First, ginger tea. Then, go time. I get a crumb-topped apple-cardamom danish, a chocolate-chip cookie, and a half a miche. I also procure a tebirke, which has the shape of a pain au chocolat but is covered with a coating of poppy seeds and filled with almond paste.
Later in the day, I whip out the miche, cut a few thin slices, and toast them. Anchovies and butter again? You cut the bread thicker for that. I'm taking a tartine turn. There's some nova left and it's too good to waste. You want the lightest layer of butter here, and then a few slices of the smoked fish layered across. Sprinkle some lemon and, if you feel like it, add a few capers. Oh, cracked black pepper is a wise idea.
On my way home from Bien Cuit, I detoured to Ags (again), because I kept thinking about the romanesco there and how badly I wanted to roast it. I grab a head, along with another of radicchio, some baby Brussels sprouts, and a red pepper. I roasted them in a hot oven with olive oil and kosher salt, then immediately threw them into a bowl with some minced anchovies, toasted pine nuts, and raisins. I added balsamico, a drizzle of olive oil from the cured fish, and a dollop of ricotta to the bowl. That was dinner.
Finally, I had my Bien Cuit chocolate-chip cookie. You didn't think I'd forgotten about it, did you? I always save room for dessert.


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Another Landover Baptist
Publicity Stunt?
Report by Cliff Walker
Landover Shutdown Shutdown?
Update: Not two days after we sent this dispatch, the Landover Baptist Shutdown page was shut down by ilovejesus.com. So much for that! Our original motive for sending the dispatch out was because we had been receiving DNS errors on the Landover Baptist link, and had feared that this effort might have succeed. Last time we looked, though, Landover is up to its usual shenanigans.
Update: Pastor at Landover tells us that Landover Shutdown was indeed shut down by ilovejesus.com, and has moved to truepath.com. We have changed our links accordingly.
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Subject: Another Landover Baptist publicity stunt?
Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 7:28 AM GMT
Is this website, "Objective: Landover Baptist Shutdown," just another Landover ploy designed to make Christians look like stupid, boorish, unreasonable liars? We have often suggested that desperate Christians of the in-your-face variety do not need the likes of Landover Baptist founder Chris Harper, but do all this and more under their own power.
We hammer this point home by posting the hate-mail and blithering diatribes sent to us by Christendom's more colorful urchins. Harper's fictions could never come close to the many real Christian websites which our readers point out to us, and Landover Baptist does not hold a candle to many of the letters in the Positive Atheism Forum.
If "Objective: Landover Baptist Shutdown" is just another Discordian ploy, Congratulations! You had us fooled for a moment (as did Landover Baptist when we first encountered it several years ago -- it was so realistic that we inadvertently listed it in our Web Guide under Goofy Religions).
But if this is a bona fide Christian operation, I'd say that the pot must be calling the kettle some strange color: either way, I do not support making Christians look like unreasonable oafs -- even when it is the Christians who are making themselves look this way. Religion can and does have some extremely dignified and healthy expressions, and this only detracts from the dignity of those who take their faith seriously enough to try to bring dignity to their religious affiliation.
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22nd April 2012
On Friday the World Airport Awards selected the Jorge Chávez International Airport as the best airport in South America, for the fourth consecutive year.
According to Peru21, Skytrax Research - a market research consultancy firm specialized in airports - chose Peru's main airport after surveying 12 million passengers, from 108 countries.
The airport was assessed by several different criteria, including access to the airport, terminal comfort, ambience, cleanliness, waiting times, immigration services, proper signs, baggage handling, and security controls, among others.
Last October the World Travel Awards named Jorge Chavez International Airport as South America's Leading Airport, for 2011.
"The title of best airport in South America represents the recognition of ten years of work and effort to transform Jorge Chavez into a safe, efficient and modern airport, offering passengers quality service," Lima Airport Partner's General Manager said.
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I insert some new fields in MVKE using append structure.
I create subscreen and Function Group to define it in MM41/42/43 using Customizing.
When I call MM42 I can insert the value in new fileds and all is update in model article.
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I try to customizing the T130F copy MVKE-MTPOS, but this not work.
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Had you considered using the fields MVKE-MVGR1, they are able to be used for customer own data and will already work correctly with variants.
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The "bean-feast" is a European phrase used primarily for an annual dinner given by an employer for their employees. Originally, it was a custom in France, and then later in Germany and England, of a feast on Twelfth Night, which is the eve after Epiphany. A cake was created with one bean in it. The person who received the slice with the bean was the king or queen of the festivities of Twelfth Night. There are some cultural variants that state the king or queen was also to perform ceremonies to ensure good weather for the twelve months during the year.
Another variation of this type of cake is the King Cake, which is currently a tradition of the Mardi Gras season in New Orleans. It is usually round or oval, and has a baby hidden inside, although some stories state that it was once a bean. The person that receives the baby is the king or queen for the night's festivities. They can also pick a royal partner for the occasion.
Here is a Victorian puzzle represented in the book Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Dudeney, entitled "The Beanfeast", which can be found at Project Gutenburg. Some of the puzzles within the book were reprints from popular magazines of the time, such as The Strand Magazine, Cassell's Magazine, The Queen, Tit-Bits, and The Weekly Dispatch.
"A number of men went out together on a bean-feast. There were four parties invited—namely, 25 cobblers, 20 tailors, 18 hatters, and 12 glovers. They spent altogether £6, 13s. It was found that five cobblers spent as much as four tailors; that twelve tailors spent as much as nine hatters; and that six hatters spent as much as eight glovers. The puzzle is to find out how much each of the four parties spent." – Henry Dudeney, 1917


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MEDINA — The church was packed to capacity and cars overflowed the parking lot and lined the street for Second Baptist Church's 14th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day service.
About 160 people attended the service, including city, county and township officials.
Candace Campbell Jackson, vice president and chief of staff at the University of Akron, gave the keynote address.
Her speech emphasized the importance of education.
She said the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. finished high school at 15 and college at 19.
"That's an important part of the legacy that I think we can emulate," she said.
She said that too often, young children are not prepared to enter kindergarten.
"Our children are still lagging behind because we're not paying attention to their educational needs," she said. "Poverty is a circumstance, not an excuse."
The speech received murmurs of approval and applause from the crowd.
Jackson encouraged everyone present to "take time to read to a child."
At the end of the service, the Rev. Cornell Carter, senior pastor at Second Baptist Church, led a moment of silence to remember all who have been victims of violence, especially the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Carter said King stood for nonviolence.
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How can I implement filesharing via apple´s afp protocol on an arch-linux box? My system should serve files to multiple clients with different operating systems. (Windows {XP,7},OS X) For the Windows part I installed Samba.
Here are directions for setting up a Linux AFP Server
But why not use Samba for both? Linux, Windows, and Mac all support CIFS (aka SMB, what Samba serves).
Also, look into using NFS. You may get greater performance and reliability with that.
I certainly don't like running it CIFS, unless i'm forced too.
I see you running a windows machine there, you'll have to use samba for this. Support for other network file systems is flaky at best.
The only program that I know of is netatalk. But as others have mentioned, your OS X clients can mount smb shares as well.


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The most recent discovered bones were found near the ACID canal in March by correctional crews. Examiners believe the bones are those of a woman over 45 years of age and about 4'10" to 5'4" in height.
She was wearing a red halter dress, a tan trench coat and white Reebok tennis shoes.
Laying next to her was a beige jacket and found inside of the jacket were a pair of eye glasses.
She had an old lottery key chain that was traced back to New Jersey. Coins were found in her pocket, all of which were no older than 1999 and a sewing kit was found inside of a bag near her body.
The second most-recent human remains were found in February off Highway 299 near the Old Millhouse Deli. These are believed to have belonged to a man. Breshears said the man was over 50 years old and about 5'6" to 6'0" in height.
The man had severe trauma to his face and shoulder and a prosthetic in his right shoulder that was implanted locally back in 1999.
Last July, human bones were found in the Henderson open space area just south of the Cypress bridge.
Examiners said they believe the bones are those of a man probably between the ages of 35 and 55 years old and between 5'8" and 6'2" in height. Screws were found in his right hand from a prior fracture.
Investigators are asking anyone who may know the identity of these individuals to contact the Shasta County Coroner's Office at (530) 225-5551.


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Q: My 15 year old son keeps protesting doing chores around the house. When I said that his chore is the bathroom, he immediately cut me off with "That we both use?!" If I say he has the kitchen, he says "Those aren't all my dishes! I washed my dishes!" Ugh! I want to strangle this kid! Is he being lazy or just plain difficult for the sake of being difficult? And how do I get him to close his mouth and just do his chore!?
A: Well it might be laziness or it might be for the sake of being difficult. It really doesn't matter because he's a kid and he doesn't call the shots. So tell him that! When he says that you both use the bathroom, you should say "Yes, but I'm the only person who pays for it. I pay for everything in the bathroom. You're able to wipe yourself because I buy the toilet paper. You're able to shower because I pay for the water. And you're able to dry off because I purchased all of the towels. Your breath is minty fresh because I provide you with the toothpaste to get to that minty point. So don't tell me about what we both use as if you are a roommate paying for half of everything in this house, because that is not the case. I provide you with the roof over your head by paying the rent/mortgage and then I provide you with everything under this roof, so the least that you could do is contribute your small part by doing a few chores around here!" If his rebuttal is that providing those things is your responsibility as a parent then inform him that it's also your responsibility to provide him with the life lessons that chores teach. Chores teach children how to properly clean. Chores teach children how to complete tasks on a schedule and do so consistently, effectively and efficiently. Chores prepare children to be a good employee some day. You can also tell him that you want him to learn to properly clean so that your future grandchildren won't have to grow up in filth and squalor. A filthy home can result in children being taken by the state due to unsanitary living conditions, which happens more often than people think. So you owe it to those future grand babies to prevent them from experiencing such horrors. I once worked with a foster parent who had a housekeeper, but still reserved some chores for her kids to complete because she wanted them to learn responsibility and to gain those life lessons.
Explain to your child that his chores make up roughly 10% of what it takes to maintain that household. So he needs to do his little 10%.
Okay, now it's time to discuss allowance. There are different perspectives on whether or not to provide allowance, so let's take a look at the pros and cons.
Providing kids with monetary allowance can sometimes give them a sense of entitlement, which can then result in them not wanting to do anything without being paid for it. It's important for kids to be willing to do things out of the kindness of their hearts and without expecting payment. To prevent this, be sure to also have them do things that they don't get paid for, while also talking to them about the many extra things that you do without anyone paying you to do them. Have them carry an elderly person's groceries or shovel their snow for free. But sometimes, if they come up with the idea on their own, then it's okay to surprise them with some small monetary token of appreciation. But that's only if they were truly planning to do the task for free. Redirect them when they offer to do something and then ask for payment. Tell them that sometimes you'll ask them to do extra chores for money and sometimes you'll just ask them to do them, without you paying them and that they are to comply simply because they love you and want to please you. Children have to be taught how to express love through their actions.
Allowance can be used as leverage when it's time to deliver consequences for negative acts or substandard chore completion (e.g. I fine my kids for forgetting to make their bed or pick up their clothes, etc).
When kids have allowance it prevents them from asking you to buy them things in the store. Tell them to spend their own money! No money means no goodies. Maybe they'll remember that the next time they slack on doing their chore. It also provides an opportunity for them to purchase gifts themselves for holidays and birthdays, which usually gives them a greater appreciation for the true meaning of exchanging gifts. Teach them to give from the heart.
Allowance provides an opportunity for kids to learn financial responsibility (e.g. saving, budgeting, bargain/comparative shopping, etc.).
I hope that this information and perspective is of some assistance to you. If none of this works then contact me again and we'll go to Plan-B. There's always a Plan-B because that's the best way to keep kids on their toes. They never know what to expect.
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"Sophie's Choice" is set a few years after the end of World War II. In it, Streep plays Sophie, a holocaust survivor living in Brooklyn. She has a mentally unbalanced boyfriend, Nathan (played by Kevin Kline), a Jewish American. They live with Stingo (played by Peter MacNicol), an earnest young writer from the South. Sophie is haunted by memories of surviving the holocaust.
Meryl Streep gives a stunning performance as the emotionally bruised and battered Sophie. She nails the character's accent, and we never see her as an actress, always as Sophie. We see how the evils of war have sabotaged any chance she has at happiness. Kevin Kline is also superb as Nathan, who loves her, but suffers from severe mental illnesses. Peter MacNicol is also strong as Stingo, who slowly falls for Sophie.
"Sophie's Choice" is, at times, hard to watch. The most notable example comes near the end when Sophie is forced to make her "choice."
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Thoughts from Miami Dolphins' first scrimmage
Brandon Marshall admitted he was "disappointed" with his performance in his first scrimmage as a Miami Dolphin.
The Beast, so dominant in practice drills, had just two catches unofficially for 11 yards while being targeted six times.
"No excuses," Marshall said. "I was brought in here to make those plays. … I didn't prepare myself coming out today, mentally or physically, and I am disappointed. Disappointed in my play and disappointed in the way I let my teammates down."
Tony Sparano sounded and looked noticeably down as he discussed a 74-snap experiment in which the defense dominated from the beginning.
Sean Smith, however, was clearly upbeat as he recounted his pass breakup on a go-route designed to get Marshall going on the first play the No. 1 offense ran on Saturday afternoon.
"If he would have caught that, the fans would have been going crazy," Smith said.
Instead, Smith batted the ball away and shook his head — no, no, no — as Marshall climbed back to his feet. Later, Smith got to Chad Pennington for a sack on a corner blitz.
Hey, it's just one scrimmage, but for those hoping this reconfigured Dolphins offense would be unstoppable, well, Mike Nolan's defense had something for 'em on this day.
Chad Henne did go 7 for 7 for 36 yards and a 5-yard touchdown to Brian Hartline on his third and final series, but Henne finished 12 for 22 for 72 yards, that TD and two sacks.
Backup QB Tyler Thigpen was just 4 of 16 passing for 30 yards, an INT, two TDs and a sack.
Pat White was 3 for 6 passing for 24 yards and no picks, TDs or sacks.
Chad Pennington also went 3 for 6 for 20 yards, no picks, no TDs but three sacks.
All told the Dolphins' passing game went 22 of 50 for 146 yards, one pick, three TDs and six sacks.
Other thoughts from Saturday's scrimmage:
() NT Randy Starks missed a number of snaps due to a reaction to the heat, but Sparano said he wasn't concerned.
() Three veterans — C Jake Grove (bruised leg), RB Patrick Cobbs (knee) and WR Greg Camarillo (groin) — were held out for precautionary reasons. Their absence, especially Grove's, was notable as the D kept getting pressure up the middle.
() Rookie ILB Austin Spitler, the seventh-rounder out of Ohio State, said he spent two nights in a hospital early in the week and was basically on his death bed with salmonella. Doesn't believe he got it at Dolphins facility or at team hotel because nobody else on the team got sick. Said he lost 12-14 pounds and has started to regain some of the weight. Was limited to 10 plays Saturday and made a nice stop on TE Rolly Lumbala after a completion in the flat.
() Sparano had said on Thursday that this scrimmage would last 110 plays, not including special teams. Well, they cut things short after 74 plays plus six field goals — including three straight misses by Pro Bowl kicker Dan Carpenter – plus a dozen punts and a few kickoffs. The heat must have played a role in that decision.
() Third-string tackle Lydon Murtha went down in a heap on the last play of the afternoon. He was down for a minute or so but got up and walked off on his own for team stretching.
() Veteran DE Charles Grant, so quiet during the first week of camp while running mostly with the No. 3 defense, was a revelation in the scrimmage. He abused rookie guard John Jerry during a series in which Grant got to Chad Henne twice in a four-play span. Grant later had a hurry and a sack of Chad Pennington on the next series. Afterward Sparano talked about "feeling" the former Saints pass rusher a little bit, noting the "first-step quickness" and pass rush skill the late signing has shown throughout his career. Keep an eye on Grant next week.
() Grant's three sacks were half the Dolphins' total on Saturday. The others came from DE Lionel Dotson, safety Yeremiah Bell and Sean Smith on a corner blitz.
() QB reps broke down thusly: Henne 30, Tyler Thigpen 24, Pennington 10, White 10. Thigpen ran the first and last series and produced touchdowns on both, hitting Julius Pruitt for an 11-yard score on the opening drive and Roberto Wallace from 12 yards out on the capper. Both White series lasted five plays apiece.
() Of course Thigpen also threw the day' s only interception. Nolan Carroll jumped a short hitch to Julius Pruitt on the opening series and knocked the ball up in the air for OLB Charlie Anderson to come down with the. On the very next play, Carroll had a possible INT go through his hands along the left sideline. Good day for the fifth-rounder from Maryland. How does he not make this team?
() Dolphins ran just one Wildcat play. It came during Pat White's series, with White splitting out wide and Ronnie Brown getting stuffed by Lionel Dotson for a loss of 3.
() Hartline was the leading receiver with three catches for 30 yards and that TD, which he grabbed behind Jason Allen in the corner of the end zone. Fourteen different receivers caught passes, with Ronnie Brown (10 receiving yards) the only other target to grab three passes.
() Joey Haynos, who should be very concerned about the return of David Martin, sprung to life with two grabs for 15 yards. Anthony Fasano, the starting tight end, had two catches for 10 yards.
() Jason Allen had a near pick of a Henne pass for Marshall over the middle but trapped it.
() Ryan Baker, third string DE, badly beat Nate Garner, coming off toe surgery and playing RT on that series, on two straight plays on the eighth and final series. Garner also saw time at left guard with the first unit for the first time this camp, but Richie Incognito was back in there pretty quickly.


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House Swing Voters Need Presssure from Progressives
The big hurdle ahead in enacting health care reform is House approval of the Senate HCR bill, which the Administration hopes to pass by March 18. Says OpenLeft's Chris Bowers, who tracks the House and Senate tallies: "The vote count is not a rosy one right now."
538.com's Nate Silver believes that "the Senate should fairly easily have 50 votes for reconciliation" and agrees that the House vote is the more problematic challenge:
The math on holding those 217 House votes was never very easy for Nancy Pelosi and its not clear that it's gotten any easier. If everyone voted the same way today that they did in November, the bill would pass 217-215. However, two previous yes votes -- Bart Stupak and the Republican Anh "Joseph" Cao -- are almost certainly to be lost, whereas nobody who voted against the bill before has yet affirmed that they'll switch to vote for it. That makes the starting point 215-217 against.
...My head says yes -- Pelosi will squeak this through -- while my gut frankly says no...I'd hesitate to call the bill a favorite to pass.
Bowers has a list of about two dozen House members thought to be possible swing voters, broken down into three categories:
...The 431 current members of the House voted 217-214 in favor of the health reform bill in November. Here are the key switches, and wavering Representatives, so far:
* November "yes" votes presumed to be "no" because of the Stupak bloc (9): Cao (LA-02); Costello (IL-12); Dahlkemper (PA-03); Driehaus (OH-03); Kanjorski (PA-11); Kaptur (OH-09); Murtha (PA-12)[deceased]; Oberstar (MN-08); Ortiz (TX-27); Stupak (MI-01)
* November "no" votes publically wavering now (13): Altmire (PA-04), Baird (WA-03); Boucher (VA-09); Boyd (FL-02); Gordon (TN-06); Kosmas (FL-24); Markey (CO-04); McMahon (NY-13); Minnick (ID-01); S. Murphy (NY-20); Glen Nye (VA-02); Ross (AR-04); Tanner (TN-08)
* November "yes" votes publically wavering now (3): Arcuri (NY-24), Grijalva (AZ-07); Schrader (OR-05)
That's a pretty tight squeeze. The House leadership will need virtually all of the wavering "no" votes from November listed above to vote yes this time around. And the only way to appeal to that group is through the reconciliation fix bill, since the Senate bill must be passed as is in order for President Obama to sign it into law.
Reasons for the March 18 deadline include the President's upcoming international trip and the onset of "March Madness," regarded as a constituent distraction. This will likely be the pivotal vote in enacting a decent health care bill, and we can imagine the lobbying pressure the insurance industry will be putting on these House members in the weeks ahead. Much depends on them hearing from progressive constituents and organizations in impressive numbers.
Toward that end, here's a handy cut-and-pastable list of office phone numbers of the aforenamed House members who might be persuadable HCR swing voters (minus Murtha, who died):
Cao (LA-02): (202) 225-6636
Costello (IL-12): (202) 225-5661
Dahlkemper (PA-03): (202) 225-5406
Driehaus (OH-03): (202) 225-2216
Kanjorski (PA-11): (202) 225-6511
Kaptur (OH-09): (202) 225-4146
Oberstar (MN-08): (202) 225-6211
Ortiz (TX-27): (202) 225-7742
Stupak (MI-01): (202) 225-4735
Altmire (PA-04): (202) 225-2565
Baird (WA-03): (202 225-3536
Boucher (VA-09): (202) 225-3861
Boyd (FL-02): (202) 225-5235
Gordon (TN-06): (202) 225-4231
Kosmas (FL-24): (202) 225-2706
Markey (CO-04): (202) 225-4676
McMahon (NY-13): (202) 225-3371
Minnick (ID-01): (202) 225-6611
S. Murphy (NY-20): (202) 225-5614
Glen Nye (VA-02): (202) 225-4215
Ross (AR-04): (202) 225-3772
Tanner (TN-08): (202) 225-4714
Arcuri (NY-24), (202) 225-3565
Grijalva (AZ-07): (202) 225-2435
Schrader (OR-05): (202) 225-5711
The tally is by no means all-inclusive and should be thought of as a fluid starter list. What is not in doubt is that millions of dollars will be spent on trying to influence their votes during the next two weeks. Hotline's Reid Wilson reports, for example that the fence-sitting Kurt Schrader (D-OR) is already feeling the heat:
...The freshman Dem from just outside Portland is emblematic of the problem House Dems face as they try to whip votes for health care. He's got a challenge from a state senator in a district that has never been as safely Dem as it probably should be, and the NRCC is targeting him, along with 34 of his colleagues, with robo-calls urging voters to give Schrader a ring, and a piece of their mind.
Now, Schrader is indicating his earlier vote in favor of a health care overhaul is no guide to his future actions. His office told The Oregonian earlier this week he has made no commitments to vote for the Senate legislation that has to pass for reconciliation to move forward. Dems will keep a close eye on freshmen and sophomores, who may be most willing to change their votes, all while the GOP does their best to pressure them.
Herein lies the fundamental political calculation for those younger Dems: By voting for the bill a second time, they open themselves to all the grief GOPers will toss their way. But voting against the bill won't make their lives any easier, especially if they voted in favor of it during the first go-round. The GOP will tag any switchers as Kerry-esque flip-floppers, and if Dems have nothing to show for their year of health care work it could be more damaging than defending a flawed or unpopular bill in Nov.
Add to that the damage done to millions of Americans whose health will depend on the House vote. High stakes, indeed.


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The new Festival of Fantasy Parade at the Magic Kingdom kicks off with a classic: Princesses. Click the slideshow accompanying this article to see the Disney royalty that graces the elaborate float.
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The princesses are a perfect way to kick off this impressive line of eye candy. If you'd like to see photos from the rest of the floats, you can navigate using the list below:
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Today, June 3rd, 2014, is the primary election day in the State of New Jersey. If you are a registered voter in the State of New Jersey, the conventional wisdom says that I ought to encourage you to vote. After all, this is your opportunity to have a say in who will serve your interests in Washington, both in the United States Senate and in the House of Representatives. If you do not vote, you are abdicating the option.
Yet there is some unconventional wisdom that perhaps you might take a moment to consider. There are some who suggest that many registered voters--possibly including you--should not vote. Indeed, our Founding Fathers put through voting policies that were not merely far from universal, they were intentionally so. We scoff that they did not permit women to vote, and in many cases did not permit blacks to vote. However, they were much stricter than that. In most states you had to own real estate, and in many you had to pay a poll tax whose purposes were both to fund the election and to ensure that voters had enough wealth that they were willing to part with a small portion of it.
Today we would accuse them of limiting government to the wealthy, but their purpose was rather to limit it to the educated: voters should be informed about the issues and the candidates, and should have the kind of stake in the outcome that means they might face financial losses if the government proved incompetent. If you had no money, you probably had no education, and would not understand the consequences of different proposed policies.
Today we have nearly universal suffrage (someone has proposed that a partial vote ought to be extended to children, to be exercised by proxy by their parents until they come of age; we also do not allow proxy voting for those whose mental capacity has failed to the point that they do not choose to vote, and in many states anyone previously convicted of a felony cannot vote). It is not entirely clear that this is the best idea. Some argue that a large number of voters have been bought and paid for by government handouts, that they will vote for the party that supports financial assistance programs. This, though, is not limited to the poor--there are certainly also businesses who support candidates who protect their financial gains. Education does not necessarily prevent unintelligent selfishness in voting.
Still, many who vote do not understand the issues, do not know the consequences of their choices. They often vote for the party, not the party they themselves have intelligently chosen but the one that their parents or peers taught them to support. It might be argued that many--even the majority of--voters are ill equipped to vote, and that our nation would be better served if they did not.
I am not going to make that argument here. Rather, I am going to suggest that you make sure in your own mind that you have reached an intelligent decision concerning who you are supporting in this primary, and then go to the polls and cast your vote accordingly. We have provided some brief background on the candidates--you can find an index of articles covering races in all twelve congressional districts here, and there is sufficient information on the Internet about all the candidates for voters to know something about each. You won't necessarily agree with my positions or my assessments, but if you disagree intelligently our country is best served by both of us, and everyone else who makes an intelligent consideration of the matter, to do so as well.
We hope to have the results tonight or tomorrow.


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The Cowboys were the first to score on Sunday night as Tony Romo hit Jason Witten in the endzone. Only one problem. The playclock was at 0.
The refs didn't make the call, and the TD stood. It was at zero for a good second or more. Then NBC cut to a crowd shot and it was awesome.
Normally I would be crushing Cowboys fans, but this is great. This guy has the funniest facial expressions ever as he explains to the Redskins fans that the Cowboys just got away with a horrible Delay of Game Call
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Yes I understand that the screen clock isn't official, but whatever
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