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V.22 No.6 | 2/7/2013
Sonic reductions of Sharon Needles, The Joy Formidable and Ancient VVisdom
By Samantha Anne Carrillo [ Tue Feb 12 2013 2:34 PM ]
Music writer M. Brianna Stallings and former Alibi editor Michael Henningsen listened to new releases from Sharon Needles, The Joy Formidable and Ancient VVisdom. They share their critiques in this week's Sonic Reducer. Peruse A/V from featured acts below.
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Probe launched after Sheffield Half Marathon cancelled minutes before start... because there's no water!
- Organisers called it off at the last minute this morning in farcical scenes
- Police tried to set up road blocks, but later decided to let people continue
- Some spectators unofficially handed out water to runners who carried on
- Water ordered from suppliers for the route did not arrive, organisers say
- Organisers of the Sheffield Half Marathon have started a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the cancellation of the 2014 event
Organisers of the Sheffield Half Marathon have started a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the cancellation of the 2014 event.
They did not say if those caught up in what Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg called a 'farcical situation' would receive refunds. That is due to form part of the investigation.
Sunday's race was cancelled 'due to a problem with the delivery of water', which was met with anger when announced by the organisers on Twitter and Facebook.
South Yorkshire Police said that despite the cancellation, a large number of participants still ran the event.
On your marks, get set, no! Niki Davies, who ran for the Safe@Last children's charity, took this photograph at the start of the Sheffield Half Marathon, which was called off before it could begin
Organisers said the investigation will
examine the key issues, including lack of water delivery, which informed
the committee's decision to cancel the race.
They said: 'The race
organisers will also be looking into the communication at the start line
which appeared to leave some runners completing the race unaware that
it had been cancelled. However every effort will be made to ensure that
the event's 10 official charities still benefit from the thousands of
pounds raised by runners' fundraising.'
Margaret Lilley, chairwoman
of the organising committee, said: 'Our internal investigation into the
situation will specifically focus on the circumstances which contributed
to our suppliers failing to deliver the water bowsers as expected.
requirements for an official race dictate that there is an appropriate
amount of water available at every three-mile interval on the course.
previous events we have always taken delivery of the water on the
morning of the race and our suppliers have proven very reliable in this
respect. However, this was not the case for the 2014 event and
ultimately it was the key factor informing our decision to cancel the
Helping hand: In a heartwarming twist, observers noted that some spectators were unofficially handing out water to the runners among the 5,000 entrants who had decided to carry on with the race
'To compound the situation it appears that many runners did not
fully hear the announcement we made at the start line cancelling the
event. As a result many of the participants proceeded to run the course.
So, once they had set off, our No 1 priority was to ensure their safety
along the length of the route.
'We are extremely grateful to runners
for the patience they have shown so far. Indeed as part of our
investigation, we will take on board any comments and questions we
'The outcome and findings from our investigation will be made publicly available in due course.
many months of planning and hard work by our team of volunteers to put
on an event with the ultimate aim of raising vital funds for local
charities, it was incredibly disappointing to cancel the event.
Apology: The organisers said in a misspelt statement on social media that the race - which was called off at the last minute this morning - was cancelled 'with huge dissapointment & regret'
committee is a not-for-profit group of volunteers, who are 100 per cent
committed to the local community through the delivery of an event that
raises money for charity - and one of the only races left where all
money goes to charity.
'In the 33 years of running the event, we have
brought significant financial benefit to the local economy and
businesses by increasing the footfall of people into Sheffield for this
popular event.
'Once again, we apologise to all the runners, their
families and friends and anyone else who has supported the event. We are
committed to carrying out a thorough and comprehensive investigation
examining all the key issues including water delivery, communications
issues and refunds for runners.
'The Sheffield Half Marathon has been a key Sheffield sporting institution for 33 years over and we're hopeful the event will return in 2015.'
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Description from Luv2bead - Little Chick: I just made a set with these pearls and green goldstone! I wasn't sure if I'd like it but it looks pretty cool!!!!!!! ;)
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These are very pretty together, Little Chick! Wish LB carried the green goldstone!
Thanks Chicky LE! Me too!
I absolutely LOVE this color combo!!! You have a "GREAT EYE" for color, Little Chicky!!!
Thanks Funny Chick!!!!!
Very "Indian Summer" look! Luv it!
Thanks Fancy Chick!!!!!!!!
Intriguing combo, Nicole. I would like to see you post the design, as I'm sure it is really pretty.
Thanks Happy Chick!
You are very welcome. Will you be able to post this design sometime soon??
I'm not sure, but when I do post it I'll title it Something Different XII!
I know it won't be anytime this week or next week because this week I'm packing for camp and next week I'm going to camp!
Sounds like fun! How long will you be gone?
You know we will all miss you, but have a great time anyway.
Yep! I'll be gone August 9-14th! I'm going to Camp Carl. I'll be riding horses, swimming, climbing a 50ft wall, etc!
(I'm going to Camp Retro, a Middle School camp because I wasn't able to go to a High School camp because I was busy the dates it was going on)!
This is a wonderful pick! The colors of the pearls really work well together, and the ideas are flowing already!
Sounds like a great experience…and I want you to have lots of fun! Come back all inspired for the next school year (and to visit with your friends here at LB, too).
Thanks Deb!
I will Happy Chick!!
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The House of Representatives, the State Department, and various pro-Israel organizations in Washington have all issued statements expressing support for Israel's recent actions in the Gaza Strip and reaffirmed Israel's right to act in "self-defense."
Indeed, Israel's right to self-defense is important to remember and every missile fired from Gaza is one-too-many. But while Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas' aggression is reaffirmed on a daily, if not hourly basis, another incontrovertible fact gets little mention or discussion.
Over the past ten years of on-again-off-again fighting, the ratio of Palestinian to Israeli deaths has been dramatically one-sided. According to the Israeli NGO B'Tselem, 4,858 Palestinians were killed by Israeli security services in between the outbreak of the second intifada in September 2000 and the beginning of operation "Cast Lead" in December 2008. During this period 1,063 Israelis were killed by Palestinian attacks, resulting in approximately 4.5 Palestinian deaths for every Israeli casualty.
During Operation Cast Lead, in less than one month of fighting, 1,397 Palestinians were killed by Israeli security forces and nine Israelis were killed by Palestinian attacks. The ratio grew to 155 Palestinian deaths for each Israeli casualty.
In the past six days of violence the ratio has remained one-sided. Reports from Gaza indicate an overall death toll reaching 100. Three Israelis have died. The current ratio of Palestinian to Israeli casualties is 33.3 to one.
Obviously the numbers don't tell the full story of the conflict. The numbers of civilian vs. military casualties matter as do troubling reports of Hamas using civilians as human shields. And both parties in the conflict receive little assistance from regional partners in imposing a meaningful peace process.
But the numbers also tell an undeniable truth and raise an important question. Maintaining Israel's security is coming at a vastly higher cost in Palestinian deaths. At what point does Israel's response become disproportionate?
The 33-to-one ratio of Palestinian to Israeli deaths in the past week means that Israel's most staunch defenders, both in Israel and abroad, accept the disproportionate loss of life as an acceptable, if not wholly necessary, cost.
What does the devaluation of Palestinian life mean for the future of the peace process? What does it mean for Israel's future capability to live at peace with its neighbors? What does it say about Israel's future as a liberal democracy if its security relies on killing a vastly disproportionate number of Palestinians in every recent conflict with Palestinian militants?
A statement from J Street, Washington's "Pro-Israel, Pro-peace" lobby, reveals a growing awareness of the unsustainable direction of Israel's policies.
Yesterday, while emphasizing Israel's "right and obligation to defend itself against rocket fire", J Street urged a halt to the violence. "Today, rockets are more numerous and powerful. Israel is more isolated in its region and more ostracized around the world."
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Military action may stop the rockets for a while at a cost of hundreds or even thousands injured or dead. But military force alone is inadequate as a response to the broader strategic challenge Israel faces. Only a political resolution to the century-old conflict with the Palestinians resulting in two states living side by side can end the conflict.
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The Anglican Archbishop of Armagh has said that further confidence building measures are needed to ensure that the political process in Northern Ireland can continue to work.
The British Humanist Association has echoed the Government's response to a debate in the House of Lords last night on the BBC, Humanism, and broadcasting, saying it 'hopes the BBC has been listening'.
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Thames and Hamilton were confirmed in the top two positions at the completion of the round-robin of the Waikato-Thames Valley premier interclub tennis competition on Saturday.
The clubs finished on 60 and 55 points respectively after round 10, though Fairview Motors Hamilton still have a tie in hand due to a rained-off match to complete.
Cambridge played Thames at the weekend and needed a win to secure a spot in the third and fourth playoff, but despite the Cambridge women taking all their three matches the men could only pull off one win when their No 3 singles player Mark Hammond took the first set in a tight match, 7-6, against Josh Cave and then the youngster from Thames retired.
Cambridge No 1 Robbie Wilkinson pushed Jake McCartney to three sets but was unable to pull off the match, losing 5-7 6-1 6-3, giving Thames a 5-4 win and seven competition points.
St Peter's faced up to last year's winners, Lugton Park, under lights at the St Peter's club, and the tie could have gone either way.
The doubles were played first and the St Peter's men comfortably won that, but the two young St Peter's women - Madison Wrathall and Camillia Lolohea - had no answers against their more experienced opponents Te Mana Rollo and Tia van Selm respectively. Wrathall fought hard in the top women's singles but was denied a win, going down 4-6 6-3 3-6, while van Selm had an easier time beating Lolohea 6-2 6-2. This put St Peter's down 3-2 with the men's singles to complete.
Lugton Park had no luck with the middle of the lineup with Luke Hamilton and Jack Guilford coming out with wins, but Lugton Park's captain and fourth player Adam Whauwhau pulled off his singles against Liam Whittaker 6-2 6-4.
In the men's top singles, newcomer Sam Howard from St Peter's seemed to be cruising, winning the first set 6-2, but Lenny Thomas lifted his game and took the second 6-3.
Howard made too many unforced errors in the second set but managed to get his game back on track and take the third 6-3 to give St Peter's the win 5-4.
Hamilton and Thames will play off in the grand final, while the other three placings are not so clear until Hamilton and Lugton Park complete their rained-off tie.
Standings: Thames 60, Hamilton 55 (with a game in hand), St Peter's 48, Cambridge 45, Lugton Park 43 (with a game in hand).
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LONDON Supporters of Premier League rivals Manchester United and Liverpool took action on Friday to ensure their clubs remained at their historic homes of Old Trafford and Anfield.
Fans have applied to their local councils to register the two grounds as "Assets of Community Value". If approved, the designation would give the fans' groups the right to bid for the land if the clubs ever tried to sell up.
"Anfield is an important part of our club and the community. We have to ensure that remains and safeguard it, ensuring it can continue to always be integral to the local community," said Paul Martin, a spokesman for Liverpools fans group, Spirit of Shankly.
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Pope Francis: He really is just like us. From his down-to-earth first jobs (he once served as a bouncer in a nightclub), to his accidental cursing, to the way he drives an old used car, to admitting he, too, suffers from human weaknesses (he snagged a rosary from a dead priest!), the pope keeps on surprising the world with just how relatable he is.
On Thursday, the pop culture darling celebrates his one-year anniversary of becoming the first Jesuit pontiff of the Catholic Church. The 77-year-old Argentinian has gained unimaginable worldwide popularity since moving to the Vatican following the surprise abdication of his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict, and was already proclaimed Time magazine's "Man of the Year" and graced the cover of "Rolling Stone."
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His consistent messages of acceptance and personal examples of humility have been embraced by much of the public. It's a status he addressed recently in his typical pragmatic way. "To paint the pope as some sort of Superman, a star, is offensive," Francis said. "The pope is a man who laughs, cries, sleeps calmly and has friends as everyone else. A normal person."
Yet, the more humble Pope Francis appears, the larger his popularity as pontiff grows. Here are our favorite moments from the past year as he easily worked his way into popular culture:
He rocks (and rolls.) Pope Francis cemented his rock-star status last month by making the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, which also featured an 8,000-word profile on him. The cover came on the heels of Francis being named TIME's "Person of the Year" for 2013. That iconic title is bestowed by TIME editors on the individual they see as having had the most impact on the world and the news over the past year.
He openly discusses his faults. Earlier this month, the pope revealed he succumbed to "that thief in all of us" when he stole the rosary cross from the coffin of an elderly priest he admired. He made the revelation to Roman priests during an informal chat about the need to be merciful to their flocks. The pope said when he took the cross, he asked the late priest, "Give me half your mercy." Francis said he wears the relic to this day in a fabric pouch under his cassock.
He ditches the regal frills enjoyed by his predecessors. When he first became pontiff, for example, Pope Francis chose to live in a Vatican guesthouse instead of the papal palace. He also drives a donated used car, a 1984 manual transmission Renault, instead of using the traditional papal Mercedes to zip around Vatican grounds.
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He breaks with tradition. Pope Francis raised eyebrows when he washed and kissed the feet of two women in the annual Holy Thursday ritual, which represents the final act of humility of Jesus, who washed the feet of his 12 male disciples before his crucifixion. The women were among the dozen inmates at a juvenile detention center in Rome.
He knows when to veer off script. In a religion known for following strict rituals, Pope Francis showed his natural improvisational skills when a boy wandered on stage during a homily he delivered at the Vatican.
The child, who had wandered away from a nearby group of children, at one point hugged the pope, who responded with smiles and even a pat on the head. The pope continued his remarks while the boy hung around, at one point even climbing into the papal white chair.
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There was so much action at the Palmerston North Speedway on Saturday night that the season's best crowd hardly had time to draw breath.
With the running of two major titles - the International Sprintcars as well as the highly sought-after Manawatu Superstock champs - action was almost guaranteed. And the track, prepared by track manager Bryan Puklowski, gave both classes a perfect racing surface.
It was no surprise the American drivers filled the first three placings in the Palmerston North PartsWorld sprintcars with Peter Murphy heading home Jonathan Allard and pole setter Ricky Logan third.
The big surprise in the sprintcars was Wellington-domiciled (but Palmerston North-contracted) rookie Jamie Larsen setting the quickest time in the hot laps, then winning the first heat. After starting near the front in the 25-lap feature, Larsen held third place until he was overtaken by Allard late, but his fourth place was an outstanding finish and a good reversal of form having written off two chassis in crashes this season.
Larsen headed home the country's best sprintcar drivers in former national champions Jamie McDonald and Dean Brindle.
Wade Savage won't forget his first sprintcar win when he beat Logan and Murphy in a heat. Stephen Taylor also won his first race, beating Allard, but then destroyed his car with a spectacular roll in the feature as Allard passed him. With just one crash tyre choice was clear with Logan getting away to a quick start before his tyres went off and Murphy using a harder compound blasted into the lead and then on the final lap Allard took second place from Logan.
The top-six shootout saw a rare outcome when the sixth-placed drivers beat every one of the five ahead of him in two lap runoffs to secure pole for the final ahead of Murphy. Allard was forced to start in sixth place after he jumped the start against Logan and was disqualified from the runoff.
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Nestling somewhere between metalcore and screamo/post-hardcore, From Dark sounds a lot like a bunch of other bands you've probably heard: The Used, Atreyu, Avenged Sevenfold, Underoath, Thrice, and Senses Fail, to name a few. The formula? Spiraling, melodic guitars; dissonant lyrics; steady drum rhythms; and vocals that alternate between singing and screaming. From Dark's album takes its title from the ravenous zombie film 28 Days Later (a flick that also influenced local metal band Greeley Estates), and lyrically, the title track is all angst-ridden desolation, as singer Dustin Bolin screeches about "the bane of our existence," "the brink of this obscurity," and our "loveless nature." Musically, the tracks show some promise — the inclusion of a violin (check the end of "Blowtorch and a Pair of Pliers") is a brilliant way to break out of the fast/slow/fast pack of modern metal bands, and the sparkling instrumentation and burly breakdowns in "Maleficient" highlight From Dark's dexterity. Producer Byron Filson (Blessedbethyname, Eroticide, Ikonoklast) does a stellar job of capturing the band's crunchier-sounding side, but for the most part, The Answer to Infection retreads tired ground and many of the tracks are indistinguishable from one another.
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House's top budget writer says legislators will have lots of questions for higher education officials
I can't think of a single building at a Kansas institution that has a Koch Brother's name on it. You see....we are small potatoes to them. They curry favor on the island of Manhattan, NOT Manhattan Kansas. So...we assume they would invest in Kansas with the way they pillage our state and try to dismantle our government that is supposed to be run BY the people, FOR the people. But they could honestly care LESS about us and our little people problems. (that they create!)
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House's top budget writer says legislators will have lots of questions for higher education officials
I hope they ask the Universities why they still pay to have a mail services department. Interoffice mail is a dinosaur. People just attach documents to email these days. The US Postal service would be required to pick up the postal code at no additional cost to the school or the tax payer. Just think how much the director of a university mail department makes? 50-70 thousand a year? There is STATE taxpayer money to be saved at all State run Universities. Why hasn't one of those high paid money saving consultants come up with this?
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Junction City properties owned in part by Rock Chalk Park developer going to auction for unpaid taxes and fees
I have never wanted an unbiased new source covering the inner sanctum of Lawrence, KS more than I do right now! Why can't we have a "Lawrence" edition of the KC Star? There is just too much cronyism and interconnectedness by the Simon's Family to get these stories straight!
Even the UDK is just a branch of the World Company. No checks and balances here.
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Editorial: Resort plan
Sad that there weren't more proposals. Competition can't thrive in a vacuum. I wonder if Fritzel and the other developers feel they have "Played out their hand" with the city in terms of getting sewers and infrastructure freebies. The other developers seem to have their minds on other things and have played this "resort" game at Clinton before. However, maybe new blood is necessary. I'd like to see a different architecturally inspiring structure built. Everyone know what a "compton" building looks like. It's always more of the same. Let's let some new blood in and maybe we'll see a kinder, gentler, more customer friendly space for all to use.
I have 0 interest in the sport facility spearheaded by Fritzels, but I love to Kayak!
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Regal chain buys Lawrence's Hollywood Theaters; speculation begins on whether upgrade is in the future
Basically the Regal guy is saying...we don't have any competition in Lawrence, so why upgrade? It is a well run facility. Don't hold your breath on those upgrades.
If LightLyre film house was smart...it would purchase a space and convert it into a dollar house. OR....how about a 2.00 drive in? Wireless sound?
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Artists an untapped resource for community development, expert says
If there is any federal money involved, Brownback and his men will sniff you out and demand you return the funds. Can't have federal handouts in our "pure" state.
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Opinion: Economic schemes likely to hurt Kansas
I gotta get out of this state. I hate being treated like a guinea pig.
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Editorial: Budget blunders
Congrats Kansas. You elected a bunch of incompetent legislators.
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School board hires principals, discusses bond plans
Do you remember what this new method is called? Blended? flipped? Differentiated? There are so many fancy new approaches to teaching now its hard to keep them straight.
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School board hires principals, discusses bond plans
Actually studies show, in urban populations, students respect female administrators more than male. Many urban youth come from single family households where mothers or, in many cases, grandmothers govern the family. The argument for a male administrator in an urban district would be for that person to provide a positive role model for the students, showing them that men can be committed and caring.
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After hearing some birds fighting we went to investigate and I found this moody swan. He was not happy with any other bird being on his lake, after pushing out all the Canada geese he did this epic display for me, luckily I had the camera pointed at him by this point.
I can't belive that even after talking about the ND filter that very morning I forgot to take it... again! Stuck on 1/8000th again, I still think these camera's should go either down to ISO 12 or up to 1/64000th shutter speed. Maybe when we can control depth of field in post it won't matter.


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The New Zealand Transport Agency might not be Option X's biggest fan, but it has conceded the controversial proposal could deliver the same benefits as a flyover.
The concession came from the agency's transportation expert Peter McCombs this morning during the Basin Reserve flyover's board of inquiry hearing.
A four-member board is considering the transport agency's application to build a two-lane highway flyover, 20 metres north of the historic cricket ground.
The two-month hearing is now in its second week.
Option X has been proposed by the Architecture Centre as an alternative option. It involves forcing all local traffic to the west of the Basin and separating it from highway traffic via smaller overbridges at the Sussex/Buckle St intersection.
The transport agency considered the proposal back in 2012 but opted to forge ahead with a flyover design.
Today, board member David McMahon asked Mr McCombs whether he thought Option X would achieve the same strategic benefits as a flyover, if it had been put before the board instead.
Those strategic benefits include separating state highway traffic from local traffic at the Basin, improving journey times for private vehicles and public transport, improving safety, and making the highway more resilient against breakdowns.
"Can I give it a tick against the strategic options? Yes. It amounts to grade separation ... it was worth exploring for that reason," Mr McCombs said.
"But it failed in its delivery. I mean, I can picture all sorts of grade-separated options ... fifty years ago they were talking about running Kent and Cambridge terraces under the Basin itself."
One of the main reasons why Option X was not pursued was because of cost, Mr McCombs said.
The transport agency said it could cost up to $255 million, compared to $90m for a flyover.
Mr McCombs also questioned whether Option X was too complex to be constructed.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Some Utah lawmakers say the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down Chicago's ban on handgun ownership has opened the doors to let any legal gun owner in Utah carry a concealed weapon without a permit.
Rep. Stephen Sandstrom, R-Orem, is considering bringing a bill before the 2011 Legislature to improve Utah's widely accepted gun law.
The bill would eliminate the requirement for Utahns to have a permit to carry a concealed weapon, something they can already do in their homes and cars. But it would allow Utahns to apply for a permit so they can carry concealed weapons in other states.
Thirty-three states accept a Utah concealed-carry permit as valid, said Rep. Curtis Oda, R-Clearfield.
Sandstrom told KSL he considers himself a Second Amendment "purist" and said his proposal represents the intent of the amendment.
"It does not say you have the right to keep and bear arms as long as you have a permit from the federal government or your local or state government — it just gives you that right," Sandstrom told KSL. "Bearing arms means carrying them."
Oda, who has taught concealed-carry permit classes, said he trusts the general public unless they prove otherwise.
"We have to trust each other until we break the law," he said.
So far, Oda said, he hasn't seen problems with concealed-carry permit holders breaking the law in Utah, and he hasn't seen similar problems in Alaska or Vermont, states that don't require permits.
Arizona recently enacted a similar law.
Sandstrom told KSL that other guaranteed rights are not held to the same standard as firearms.
"It's just like freedom of religion: You do not have to go and get an exercise-of-religion card," Sandstrom said.
"I think the time is ripe now," Oda said, for such a law to have success.
But Senate President Michael Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, said it could be years before Utahns are ready to allow weapons to be concealed without a permit.
"I think there's a lot of reasons for what he's doing. But he has to realize that the public perception, the public education process, is not going to let that happen," Waddoups said. "It may take a number of years to get to. We still need to make sure we're not putting guns in the hands of irresponsible people."
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A new campaign promise, and an attack on Obama. He'll be reporting back, he says.
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"When our men and women are in harm's way, I expect the presidents of the United States to address the nation on a regular basis… and explain why we're there," he said.
The question, asked by a military veteran, was what Romney "was going to do about this damn mess in Afghanistan."
Romney didn't address his solution to the war at legnth, but said Obama "ought to be reporting to [soldiers'] parents."
The Republican nominee, who agrees with the president's 2014 timeline for troop withdrawal but has criticized him for making the plans public, promised to regularly address the conflict in Afghanistan until the local military had taken complete control of the effort.
"When I become commander-in-chief… I will address the American people about these issues, and I will do everything within my power to transition from our military to their military," Romney said.
Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan, added that when he voted to approve the war in Iraq he took the vote "very seriously, very solemnly." Then, he criticized Democrats for proposing cuts to the defense budget.
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