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Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 10:14 p.m.
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The Rosman girls' first-round margin-of-victory Thursday night in the first round of the Smoky Mountain Conference tournament was further indication of what it means to peak at the right time.
Hosting this year's SMC tournament, the Lady Tigers got a little retribution, coming away with a dominant 62-29 win Thursday.
In the first go-around between the two teams on Jan. 4, the Lady Bulldogs bested Rosman 44-41, and that loss was fresh in the team's thoughts Thursday.
"We just had a sour taste in our mouths from the first time we played them here, and we felt like we gave them the win," Rosman girls coach Ashton Hughes said. "That was the turning point in our season when we buckled down and started committing to defense."
Defense was also the key to Thursday's first-round win, Hughes said.
"We wanted to create offense off of our defense and I think we did a good job of that," she said.
Every member of the team scored, with Candace Petit leading the way (21 points) and Baylee Bagwell close behind with 15 points and six assists. Selina Hoxit had six points, 14 rebounds and four assists, and Lauren Mahoney added six points.
The No. 4-seed Rosman (16-7) will host No. 1 Cherokee (22-2) Monday at 6:30 p.m. Cherokee beat the Lady Tigers both times during the regular season, but the second time was only by eight points.
"We realize that we're peaking and we're excited about it, so we remind ourselves every day to keep working hard and commit on the defensive end," Hughes said.
"We're going to focus on defense and keying in on (Cherokee's) two big scorers. The girls are really excited about the opportunity we have and that it's here at home, so that should produce a lot of momentum for us."
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CHICAGO -- At a press event held Feb. 10 at the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place in Chicago, representatives from APTA and the Illinois chapter announced the release of a proposed state bill that would allow health care consumers in Illinois to be treated by a physical therapist without physician referral.
Illinois State Representative Angelo (Skip) Saviano (R-Elmwood Park) introduced the bill, which would bring Illinois in line with the 46 states that currently have some form of direct access legislation in their practice acts.
Currently, Illinois patients must obtain a referral from a physician before being treated by a physical therapist. Before treating, Illinois PTs must have a documented referral or documented current and relevant diagnosis from a physician, dentist or podiatrist, and PTs must notify the referring provider that established the diagnosis that the patient is receiving physical therapy pursuant to that diagnosis.
"Many states have had direct access for 30, 40, even 50 years," announced APTA President Scott Ward, PT, PhD, to the assembled crowd of supporters, press and APTA representatives. "It's time that the people of Illinois have the same access to our great care."
The bill is currently awaiting assignment to committee, which the Illinois Physical Therapy Association (IPTA) hopes to happen within the next month, said IPTA Steering Chair Patti Naylor, PT. At that point, she said, she hopes that an "all out push from membership" -- including legislative visits and intense lobbying -- will bring supporters to the proposed legislation.
The association has compiled press materials and other resources at a specifically dedicated website, www.illinoisadapt.org
"Our opposition might employ lots of scare tactics" to thwart the legislation, said Dr. Ward. Many states facing similar legal efforts have had to counter arguments from state medical associations that direct access to physical therapists could result in higher utilization rates for PT and could potentially put patients at risk due to missed diagnoses.
"We heard some of the same arguments [in 1993]," said Chris Murphy, PT, president of the Oregon chapter of APTA, when his state fought for, and achieved, direct access. "None of those doom and gloom scenarios have come true." Murphy estimates that 10 percent of his patient load at Providence Health & Services arrives via direct access.
The IPTA claimed that unrestricted access to physical therapists will result in multiple benefits to patients and payers:
"I know that many health insurers are concerned that direct access will increase the number of visits a patient makes to a physical therapist," said Colleen Flanery, executive director of IPTA. "But [a] study conducted in 2003-2007 among nearly 63,000 physical therapy patients showed that the exact opposite is true - the number of PT visits actually decreased with direct access."
"[The bill] is not about insuring our future [as PTs]," said Dr. Ward. "It's about ensuring timelier delivery of services. It's about removing unnecessary burdens for patients."
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Published: Thursday, September 6, 2012 at 11:48 p.m.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. | President Barack Obama appealed to the nation Thursday night for another four years in office, asserting that his policies are returning the country to economic prosperity and outlining a series of second-term goals that he said would cut the deficit, increase manufacturing jobs, reduce dependence on foreign oil and slow the growth of college costs.
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Obama said the choice between him and Republican Mitt Romney represents the clearest in a generation, a choice between sharply contrasting visions and political philosophies. But after entering office in January 2009 amid outsized expectations, he cautioned that the path he offers may be hard but will lead to "a better place."
"The truth is, it will take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that have built up over decades," he said. "It will require common effort, shared responsibility and the kind of bold, persistent experimentation that Franklin Roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one."
The speech wrapped up a Democratic National Convention that combined a withering critique of Romney with a defense of the president's record that Obama's campaign team hopes will tip a closely fought election in their direction by November. Obama was aided immensely by the week's two other major speakers, first lady Michelle Obama and former president Bill Clinton.
The president spoke directly to the disappointment among some of those who supported him, and to the criticism from Republicans that his presidency has fallen far short of the promises he made in 2008.
"If you turn away now," he said, "if you buy into the cynicism that the change we fought for isn't possible, well, change will not happen. . . . Only you can make sure that doesn't happen. Only you have the power to move us forward."
Pointing to last week's Republican convention in Tampa, Obama said the speakers there talked more about his failures than what they would do to fix them. "They want your vote, but they don't want you to know their plan. And that's because all they have to offer is the same prescription they've had for the last thirty years."
Obama's convention played out against the backdrop of a country still mired in problems caused by the huge financial and housing collapse four years ago this month. The economy's weakness and the public's dissatisfaction with Obama's handling of it pose the greatest threat to his prospects for reelection.
He spoke with the jobless rate at 8.3 percent — the 42nd consecutive month it has been above 8 percent— and with the economy adding jobs at a slow pace for months. The latest monthly jobs report will be issued early Friday morning, but economists have forecast little dramatic change in the jobless rate between now and Election Day in November.
Obama spoke to criticism that his policies have led to a bigger role for government in the economy and people's lives. "We don't think government can solve all our problems. But we don't think that government is the source of all our problems — any more than are welfare recipients, or corporations, or unions, or immigrants, or gays, or any other group we're told to blame for our troubles."
The president belittled the economic proposals of Romney and his running mate, Paul Ryan. He said Romney's budget math doesn't add up and vowed never to "turn Medicare into a voucher." His second-term policies, he said, could cut $4 trillion out of the deficit over a decade, create a million manufacturing jobs by 2016, cut net oil imports in half by the end of the decade and reduce the growth of college tuition by 50 percent over the next 10 years.
Those goals are likely to be closely scrutinized by experts, given the fact that many of the objectives he laid out four years ago have not been met. Obama says that's because of the depth of the problems he inherited. Republicans argue that it is because he has pursued policies that have made things worse.
He also was sharply critical of Romney's foreign policy positions. "My opponent and his running mate are new to foreign policy, but from all that we've seen and heard, they want to take us back to an era of blustering and blundering that cost America so dearly," he said. His opponents are "still stuck in a Cold War time warp," he said and made fun of Romney's recent foreign trip.
Vice President Joe Biden used his acceptance speech to offer personal testimony about the president's leadership and decision-making.
"I've seen him tested," he said. "I know his strength, his command, his faith. I also know the incredible confidence he has in all of you. . . . Yes, the work of recovery is not yet complete, but we are on our way. The journey of hope is not yet finished, but we are on our way. The cause of change is not fully accomplished, but we are on our way."
Biden focused on two big decisions, one to bail out the auto industry, the other to take out Osama bin Laden. He summed up Obama's record, as he has before, by saying, "Osama bin Laden is dead, and General Motors is alive.
On autos, he said Obama went against the advice of some advisers and others and contrasted the president's position with that of Romney's.
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Tyler Ward, "The Kid from Colorado," was an unknown gifted singer/songwriter, living in his parent's basement until, one day late in 2009, he uploaded his first Youtube video.
His intention was to showcase his abilities as an engineer and producer in an effort to procure business for his studio, but kids from around the world were more interested in his abilities as a singer and performer. Tyler's fans ushered him into internet stardom before he even had a chance to consider it an achievable dream.
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I'm six weeks pregnant, and have no morning sickness, and the only symptoms I seem to have are mild occasional cramps, and my hormones seem to be raging, lol. The books say I'm just lucky for not having many symptoms, but I'm deathly afraid of a miscarriage. I'm nineteen and this is my first pregnancy and I'm doing everything right-- taking my prenatal vitamins, eating a lot of proteins, fruits, & veggies, doing daily yoga, and keeping myself very hydrated; although, I do have a kidney infection which I have been prescribed antibiotics for.. I couldn't book and appointment with an OBGYN until Sept. 5th, so that's when my first prenatal appointment is. I know I am low-risk, but I guess I'm looking for a little reassurance since I am still in this annoying, unsettling waiting-period... any help would be great! (:
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I wouldn't worry too much as long as the symptoms you DO have don't decrease any.. and try to find another doctor if possible that is a long time to wait.
That's what I'm most worried about. I just don't want to wake up and have no more symptoms, but I'm hoping for the best. Thank you!
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And to answer your question, be thankful that you aren't having ALL those symptoms now. I have gone through 4 pregnancies, one being twins, and I was horribly sick. I lost weight, had to get iv fluids, migraines, exhaustion, for 4 months. Oh how wonderful it must be to not have ALL those symtoms!!! If you have concerns, call an advice nurse, your dr. But really, enjoy it right now:)
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never had morning sickness or any discomfort with my pregnancies. Be glad you are doing so well.
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Stephanie Guin has joined the Heartland Credit Union Association (HCUA) as vice president of Human Resources. In this role, she is in charge of all human resource activities for the organization, plus she will serve as a resource for member credit unions along with other customers in Kansas and Missouri.
Being new to the credit union movement can be both exciting and challenging. The Heartland Credit Union Association (HCUA) has designed a program that provides a fun and informative look at today's credit union movement.
Throughout 2016, we will feature each of our CUlead participants.Sean Nance, Recruitment Specialist/HR Generalist
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The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is actively requesting credit unions to share thoughts and any reporting challenges regarding the NCUA Call Report and Profile. The NCUA adjusted the deadline from August 1 to August 15 to gain more feedback.
If you're on Facebook or Twitter, you know that there's a new "trending" topic every day. Sometimes your credit union can take advantage of trending or hot topics - like Pokemon Go.
What's a trending topic/hashtag? This is something that LOTS of people are talking about on social. Twitter shows trends based on your location; Facebook customizes it a bit more and takes into consideration location and interests. You can see what's trending on Twitter and Facebook from the "home" news feeds.
Did you know that CUNA Strategic Services, Inc. (CSS) offers FREE, monthly, educational webinars to credit unions? Each webinar should last approximately 60 minutes and cover a variety of topics relevant to credit unions. Check out upcoming webinars here.
For more than 36 years, Liz Adams has been an inspiration to those in the credit union industry. From credit union to trade association, her expertise and unique set of skills helped many credit union staffers and volunteers grow professionally.
All four U.S. Senators from Missouri and Kansas signed a letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), urging the agency to use its exemption authority when implementing regulations. U.S. Senators Roy Blunt (R-Missouri), Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri), Jerry Moran (R-Kansas) and Pat Roberts (R-Kansas) joined 66 other senators in signing the letter.
The 2016 HCUA Convention & Annual Meeting will be full of firsts for Kansas and Missouri credit unions. In addition to a well balanced list of industry speakers, this year will mark the first HCUA convention, the first HCUA annual meeting and the first time all participants will attend the same sessions!
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Co-sponsored by the Moberly Community Teacher's Association and the Randolph County Fair Board, sign-in starts at 6:30 a.m. at The Lodge and the race starts at 7:30 a.m. taking participants along the roadway of Rothwell Park. Prizes will be awarded for various age divisions.
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Calcified Tissue International
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Changes in mean trabecular orientation in the medial condyle of the proximal tibia in osteoarthritis
- L. KamibayashiAffiliated withDepartment of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Queen's University
- , U. P. WyssAffiliated withClinical Mechanics Group, Queen's University
- , T. D. V. CookeAffiliated withKing Faisal Specialist Hospital
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In osteoarthritis of the knee, degenerative changes occur in the articular cartilage and underlying subchondral bone, particularly of the medial tibial condyle. Cancellous bone sclerosis that accompanies osteoarthritis is not only the result of an increase in bone volume fraction but also a change in trabecular structure. In a comparison with agematched controls (n=4), osteoarthritis (n=11) demonstrated a significant (P≤0.05) increase in bone volume fraction and trabecular thickness. Overal trabecular orientation in the osteoarthritic group was more vertical or perpendicular to the articular surface than the control group (P≤0.05) especially in the trabeculae of the cancellous bone layer closest to the articular surface. These alterations in trabecular bone structure could have significant consequences for the mechanical properties of osteoarthritic bone.
Key wordsTrabecular orientation Osteoarthritis Medial tibial condyle Subchondral sclerosis
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Implicit and Explicit Evaluation: A Brief Review of the Associative–Propositional Evaluation Model
Version of Record online: 5 AUG 2014
DOI: 10.1111/spc3.12124
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Social and Personality Psychology Compass
Volume 8, Issue 8, pages 448–462, August 2014
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Gawronski, B. and Bodenhausen, G. V. (2014), Implicit and Explicit Evaluation: A Brief Review of the Associative–Propositional Evaluation Model. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 8: 448–462. doi: 10.1111/spc3.12124
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A central theme in contemporary psychology is the distinction between implicit and explicit evaluation. Research has shown various dissociations between the two kinds of evaluations, including different antecedents, different consequences, and discrepant evaluations of the same object. The current article provides a brief review of the associative–propositional evaluation (APE) model, which accounts for these dissociations by conceptualizing implicit and explicit evaluations as the behavioral outcomes of two functionally distinct, yet mutually interacting, mental processes. Whereas implicit evaluations are assumed to be the outcome of associative processes, explicit evaluations are conceptualized as the outcome of propositional processes. Associative processes determine the activation of mental contents on the basis of feature similarity and spatiotemporal contiguity; propositional processes involve the validation of activated mental contents on the basis of cognitive consistency. The APE model includes specific assumptions about mutual interactions between the two processes, implying precise predictions about converging versus diverging patterns of implicit and explicit evaluation.


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I install and activate plugin, properly. And put a gmail address to be sent form data. But, no email at any inbox or spam box.
I read following topic at FAQ;
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It's a nice sentiment, but replacing Cheney (or his puppet, Bush) allows the Republicans to claim they have at least some sanity and credibility when in reality they don't.
They've become an institutionally corrupt, incompetent and criminally irresponsible party who do the opposite of what they claim to stand for. Best to let them go down in flames, so voters remember next time.
I think I had a dream about this once...
Since I am a progressive talk junkie I was listening to Randi Rhodes and she had an idea. EVERYONE needs to have 10 of their friends send letters to all of their house reps to impeach the President and VP. I sent my 10 letters and mailed the letter out to my congressman. Have you done it? Yeah, mine already supports impeachment but we need to even let the pro-impeachment reps we are fully behind them.
Well, at least he has the order right. Impeach Cheney first, then Bush.
On a more serious note, I have to wonder if this wouldn't be a huge waste of time. A year ago, I would have agreed. But now? Bush/Cheney are gone in less than 19 months. If Congress were to seriously try to impeach either of them, the process would probably drag out for the entire remainder of their term.
Don't get me wrong. I would like nothing better than to see Bush/Cheney get the slapdown they so rightfully deserve. But isn't it too late in the game? If they started impeachment proceedings tomorrow, would it have any chance of getting either of them out of office before January 20, 2009, when they leave anyway?
About Frickin Time!
A little quibble with the end there where he writes that Cheney has forgotten he works for the American people. I don't remember him ever acting as if he did.
@ original Andrew, I respectfully disagree with you. This is a fight and a fight we have to win. The administration needs to be held to account. No one is above the law and once we allow even one person to be above the law the path we head down is a path to quick destruction.
A book I would recommend everyone to read is "The Third Reich in Power" by Richard Evans. It is flatly terrifying how the National Socilaists did consolidate power once Hitler became Chancelor in 1932. It did not suddenly happen. They consolidated power in a series of legal manipulation of the system that was in place while at the same time appealing to Germany's prosperity and safety.
No, we are not Germany but there are elements that are here now. Think of it as an embryonic form of that same totalitarianism. We can not just let this pass and think it will all be better on 1-20-2009. A line has been crossed and there must be a penalty for the administration crossing that line. If we fail then Ben Franklin's prophecy will have come true when asked about the republic "Yes you have a republic, if you can keep it"
I love a progressive politician (male or female) with balls.
19 months is a loooong time, especially with this administration. Now is a great time for impeachment. The best time, since before now is no longer an option.
@ Bitch on heels, if I was not gay I would so be hot for you!!!! :)
If you DON'T impeach ... you are acquiescing & saying what they did is OKAY.
Courrupting aand twisting intel to start a war.....invading where there is no real threat and no traditional self defense justification under international law and saying this is our policy now (the 1% doctrine)....wiretapping Americans without court oder ........lying to Congress about it.....instituting policies of torture........
what, we are too busy to hold them accountable? Why do Democrats simply fail to assert the truth that this crowd has hijacked out constitution?
We should start impeachment hearings asap.
And BTW include Gonzalez.
In 19 months, another SC Justice could die. Another professional beauracracy could be politicized. Another gigantic hurricane could destroy another American city full of Democratic voters. It's a long, long time with this administration, and the sooner they're gone, the sooner we can begin repairing the damage.
@1 Dick Cheney is so far beyond mere politics that I don't care if the GOP gets a bump in the polls. If we don't get rid of him now and hold him to account, there may not be an election next November.
I'm far from the reflexively Bush-bashing Stranger stereotype, but it's about time.
The more I find out, the more it's evident that Cheney is the focus of evil in this administration. Virtually every disaster of the past 6 1/2 years is traceable to his office.
It'd be nice if there was a way to prosecute him for war crimes, too. It would be a good way to break with the legacy of torture he's associated our country with.
Good luck, Rep. McDermott; and yes, the whole Bush mob needs to be hauled off to Gitmo. Alas, I'm not holding my breath at this point that any of those slimy slugs will be held accountable for their actions anytime soon...sigh...sorry for the cynicism, gang! 8-(
This needs to happen, but Jim McDermott is the wrong person to do it. This needs to be done with absolute sobriety and JM and DK are both too dramatic; voters in the Midwest and the Rust Belt need to believe that the politician who undertakes this impeachment-- and impeachment is appropriate only due to the procedural failures of the Bush administration with regard to refusing to submit to subpoenas and so on --the voters need to believe that the person who does this is doing it with no malice of any kind, but only a firm resolve to protect the Constitution.
We need a purist. Someone above reproach.
I can't think of a single politician who would fit the bill. Maybe Bob Dole, if he was still around. Robert Byrd has the right kind of GOB cred, but that thing with the Klan pretty much disqualifies him. And you never know when he might keel over.
If only.
I don't buy the "oh, it's only 19 months" nonsense. Dick Cheney is not just a run-of-the-mill bad public official; his presence in any position of power is truly toxic, and 19 months is plenty of time for him to damage this nation even more. Any political move that gets him out of power - or even anything that will simply occupy his office's time and energy, making him less effective at further ruining America - is warranted.
I agree with all of you, and I think you're all right on so many levels, but we have to realize that our system of government simply no longer functions.
To expect the Democrats in office today to pull this off is unrealistic, and the party leadership has already stated as much.
If it were up to me, I'd pull the plug and hold new elections for Congress and President with total public financing and try to attract the most qualified candidates this country has to offer, but you have to remember that the American public put these bastards in office - twice! They elected Nixon twice, Reagan twice, would have elected Bush I twice if not for Ross Perot, and then elected Bush II twice.
Our political problems are way beyond one administration, and until our right-wing culture and system of legalized bribery called campaign finance changes, we're going to continue to have deeply corrupt and unethical leadership.
@ Andrew, you're making my wife jealous. (Don't stop, she's feisty when she's jealous.) :)
@18 (and the rest of you), I agree. Now what the hell do we do about it? I'll send some e-mails, but at this point my reps may have me spam blocked. Feels like pissing in the wind, honestly. Someone say something encouraging, please.
Maybe Dick Cheney's heart will give way before the summers over?
Someone should try to find a copy of his speech on C-Span or You-Tube.
I saw him give this live on the House floor two days ago and it was shocking and amazing.
Go McDermott !
@ Original Andrew: Your last comment begs me to ask you what your solution is? I know we live in a culture that feasts upon the notion of complaint but lives in perpetual famine of solutions. What do you propose to do? I can only point to history that when this sort of power is left unchecked and unpunished within the legal framework of the time it simply expands in future administrations. In our own country we have gone from the Tea Pot Dome scandle of the Harding Aministration, Vietnam of Johnson-Nixon, Watergate, Iran Contra and now the Bush Administration. Each time the executive power grab grows in reach. We have a method in the constitution to check this power and we need to support any house memeber that is willing to use it. And that is for the sake of what is left of our republic.
I have mentioned on Slog that perhaps we should go as far as to demand a Constitutional Convention so we as a nation can re-evalutate the executive branch of government and determine what is going wrong and how we can fix it. (Perhaps the Roman Republic's idea of a dual executive elected every year is a feasable idea. Not that we should do exactly what the Roman's did but maybe a variation of that) Yet, that idea was not even commented on. Maybe the idea is too hard to conjure up in our minds or we have no interest or time. In that case, we are in the final death throws of the republic and should simply enjoy to degradation into tyranny.
So Original Andrew, our Founding Fathers WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH OUR REINVENTING THE CONSTITUTION TO SAVE THE REPUPLIC IF WE HAD TO. (I would encourage everyone to read the Federalist Papers and Thomas Paine) But we are not willing to go that far. So, if there is even a chance that we could push through even part of impeachment our civic conscience demands of us that we do so. Even if there is only a few months left. Our failure to do so is a failure that we can not even fanthom.
If you dont think Cheney should be impeached, Google impeachment, read up on law, history, and this administration.
If you recognize that impeachment is warranted, but for some reason you dont want to act on your beliefs, pick your reasoning below (from afterdowningstreet.org)
If we kick Cheney out, theyll just put another Republican in, and hell be an incumbent.
Impeachment aint removal from office. Its like an indictment, and would simply compel future officeholders to operate within the limitations of the law. No president has ever been removed from office by impeachment. And if we don't impeach, we say it's OK for future elected officials to mislead Congress and the public into wars, spy in violation of the law, detain without charge, torture, operate in secrecy, and rewrite laws with signing statements.
Its too late. Lets just wait for the next election.
Your daughter just got shot. Why arrest the guy? Lets just wait until he leaves the state.
Think thats harsh? Read up on whats happening in Iraq, and remember it was completely unnecessary. And while you're at it, read up on all the Americans have sacrificed to establish the democratic system that is being jeopardized by this administration. It doesnt matter if its January 2009, impeachment is the law, and it set standards for future administrations.
It will take too much time and distracts from other goals.
Both Nixon's and Clintons impeachment took three months. Congress has wasted more than that amount of time already in avoiding impeachment, and has almost nothing to show for it. In fact, Congress just provided new funding for the war. On the contrary, the threat of impeachment on Nixon allowed Congress to raise the minimum wage, create the Endangered Species Act, and end a war.
Besides, what goal could be bigger than protecting the Bill of Friggin Rights? The right to not be spied on, to not be locked away without charge and be tortured, with no access to a lawyer, a trial, or your family, not to be sent into an aggressive war for greed and power?
Finally, even if we wanted to pass legislation, Bush has made clear that he will either veto or signing statement any bill he disapproves of.
Its more important to end the war.
Newsflash - The best way to end the war is for Congress to refuse funding, and we didnt do it. And Pelosi has sworn its "off the table. The only thing that could move Congress to act would be impeachment: the same thing that helped Congress find the nerve to end the Vietnam War. Impeachment would drive the war debate in the right direction, because impeachment would be for offenses either directly connected to the war or offenses that have been justified by "war on terror" propaganda.
Even if Congress cut off funding, Bush/Cheney would misappropriate funds from the Pentagon to keep the occupation going (Thats what they did to secretly begin the war, and were never held accountable).
Its more important to win the next election.
No, it isn't. But even if it were, impeachment is the best strategy. Voters like bold action. When Dems held back from impeachment during Iran Contra, they lost the next elections. When Dems led the effort to investigate and impeach Nixon, they won big in the next election (even though Ford was running as an incumbent). When the Republicans started to impeach Truman, they got what they wanted out of the Supreme Court and won the next elections.
Articles of Impeachment have been filed against 10 presidents, and are usually followed by electoral success. When the Republicans impeached Clinton, impeachment was extremely unpopular with the American public. Yet Republicans lost far fewer seats than is the norm for a majority party at that point in its tenure. Two years later, they maintained their strength in the House, with representatives who had led the impeachment charge winning big.
There is no instance of voters responding to a significant impeachment effort by sweeping its advocates out of office. In fact, history points in a different direction -- suggesting that voters frequently reward parties for taking the Constitution and the rule of law seriously.
The question of who holds which office for the next few years is of very minor importance in comparison with the question of whether future administrations will be compelled to operate within the limitations of the law.
Impeachment might split the Democrats.
It's splitting them a bit now, but it won't as they unite behind it. Quite the opposite: 80% percent of all Dems want impeachment. If our representatives started pushing for impeachment, the Bush presidency would be over, and the party would be stronger than ever.
Lets just do investigations, and see where they lead.
They led to the Bush administration refusing to comply with subpoenas. A preliminary investigation is not possible when subpoenas are ignored, and not needed when indisputable evidence is already public knowledge.
Impeachment is too extreme. There has to be an actual crime. Like perjury.
There's nothing extreme about it. The authors of the Constitution expected it to be used frequently. The House has impeached 16 people. You want crimes? Read Congressman John Conyers' report. Incidentally, the Constitution says nothing about perjury as a ground for impeachment. And its a crime to mislead or to defraud Congress, whether or not you do so under oath.
Secretly, almost everyone agrees that the Bush/Cheney Administration has committed impeachable offenses. Even pundits and Republicans are not arguing the case on its merits, but trying to scare the Democrats off based on strategy or politics.
Impeachment is so divisive / unpleasant / traumatic / partisan etc etc
Impeachment is the remedy for trauma. It the accountability Americans long for. If the cancer is making us sick, the removal of cancer is the thing to make us better.
And the polls actually say we are united on this.
Remember that voters in 2006 rejected Cheney's party overwhelmingly. Not a single new Republican was elected, and enough new Democrats won to achieve a majority in the House and Senate. But Republican Ron Paul of Texas, who had spoken in support of impeaching Bush, won.
And hearings that expose Bush and Cheney's abuses of power will serve to educate many of those who still support them, further bringing us together.
Impeachment could be depicted as revenge.
A small amount may say that, but a much louder chorus will be saying the truth. Even with insanely high approval rating, Clintons impeachment was seen more as Clinton fucking up and getting busted than anything else. The coverage thus far of a Cheney impeachment does not depict it as revenge.
Impeachment is a national issue theres not much I can do.
Bullshit. Start writing. Starting reading. Start calling. Get Seattle city council to pass a resolution. Council members take an oath promising to "protect and defend the Constitution from enemies foreign and domestic." They don't take an oath to fix potholes. If the Constitution is in danger, then their primary duty is to defend it.
It will never happen / waste of time
It is completely feasible, and whether it happens it completely up to us. Either way, it is most certainly not a waste of time to fight for freedom and democracy. There is a very real momentum behind House Resolution 333. On June 12th, Congresswoman Maxine Waters signed on as a co-sponsor. She is a member of the House Judiciary Committee, where the resolution awaits discussion.
Visit the site below, read up on the momentum, and take action today.
it's about time someone started doing some work...
This is a job that has to be done, just like cleaning dog shit off the front lawn.
way behind the curve, jim. calling for it the day the new congress was sworn in might have forced the debate a bit.
if it happens on january 19th, 2009, the day before Gore is inagurated, cheney &/or bush, that's still worth it.
it isn't just partisanship. this is a fight against fascism.
Impeachment advocates, two questions:
Which 15 Republican Senators do you anticipate changing their minds during the impeachment proceeding enough to vote to convict?
And why do you continue to insist that "the polls support impeachment" when not a single poll has shown majority support for it? Sorry, polls with loaded questions and hypotheticals don't count.
Town Hall meeting on impeachment and driving out the Bush regime
Thursday, July 12, 2007, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
University Heights Community Center
5031 University Way NE
Seattle, WA, 98105
Sponsored by World Can't Wait Seattle
"Bring everyone you know who desperately wants to see the Bush regime driven out to this event. Hear expert testimony on the crimes of this regime. Hear the World Can't Wait plans for the summer and join to carry them out."
(I'm not involved, but was handed a flyer containing the above information, and will attend if I am able to.)
Andrew @ 22,
The solution is publicly financed elections and more strict election laws, like they have in other countries, which would hopefully allow decent, honest people to get into office.
But the fact is that Americans keep electing these deranged right-wingers and never expect any consequences for it. Our history seems to indicate that nothing is going to change until there's some kind of spectacular collapse. I read an interview with Matt Taibi the other day and he thinks that it would take a Great Depression style event to get most Americans engaged in changing our dysfunctional political process; it's terrible, but that's the way it is.
Nice work @scott kennedy! (23). I assume you have no day job :)
Read scott's entry again @aexia (27) It isn't about conviction. It is the act of bringing an impeachment to the floor for the investigation, the debate, for punishment, for accountability, and to increase leverage to get stuff done. It is the correct moral and legal remedy.
As far as polls, you may be right. Many are biased for or against. But again, it is irrelevant. Public sentiment was clearly against impeachment at the beginning of both Nixon and Clinton's impeachment process. And the main reason why many are not for impeachment today are because they haven't read and understood post (23) above.
Perhaps The Stranger should write a whole article addressing these misguided excuses for not impeaching - right next to a notice of the upcoming forum mentioned by (28).
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Jimmy Owens was fishing at Salt Marsh the day Ketterlinus Junior High School caught fire in 1981.
"You could hear the sirens, and there was this big ball of black smoke," said St. Augustine's outgoing fire chief.
Owens kept fishing, but then he heard more sirens and saw a darker and larger ball of smoke.
"I decided maybe I should go call," Owens said Thursday as he reviewed his 33-year career with the department. "They told me I needed to come in.
"I was stationed on the (Anastasia) Island at the time, so I went by and grabbed my gear. Every firefighter but one was called in, and he was out of town."
Ketterlinus was the biggest fire he fought during his career. It was arson, set by juveniles.
"It was just massive, not your everyday fire. We were on the scene for hours," he said.
In addition to the St. Augustine Fire Department, all of St. Johns County's volunteer firefighters were called out. In those days, the county did not have a paid fire department, and fires in the county were handled by volunteer departments.
Owens pulled out the laminated pages of the Feb. 8, 1981, St. Augustine Record that featured the fire and pointed to the photos showing smoke billowing out of the multi-story building.
The paper is one of the items he's uncovered while cleaning out his office as he prepares to step down as chief of the St. Augustine Fire Department.
"I thought I'd have this finished by now," he said, then smiled as he explained how he'd kept putting it off for another day.
Owens will be honored at a ceremony today for his years with the local department.
Capt. Mike Arnold will be stepping into the position.
Both men recall when joining the Fire Department was not only an honor, but rare. Once a man got in, he usually stayed until he retired. These days, higher salaries and benefits often lure away firefighters with experience.
Owens, who is a St. Augustine native, never planned to be a fireman. He remembers when the fire department was on Hypolita Street about where the Columbia Restaurant now stands. Firemen in those days had more free time, he noted, and many knitted nets to use for fishing.
These days, there's no time for net knitting.
Especially since 9/11, there have been significant changes in fire departments across the country, he said.
"Firefighters go though a lot more training, and there's more things we do," he said. "When no one else is willing to do it, it seems to fall to firefighters."
In the last 30 years, Owens estimated, the number of calls his department responds to have quadrupled.
Owens, who graduated from high school in St. Augustine, attended community college and was working in construction when friends suggested he take the exam to be a firefighter. In those days, there weren't a lot of jobs available, and the fire department was considered an especially plum position.
"There was not a lot of turnover (in the department) in those days but I finally decided why not."
He and a friend took the test. The friend was hired for the one opening on April 3, 1974. Unexpectedly, a man left the department, and Owens was hired April 23. He's stayed with them, rising through the ranks and being a part of the changes.
Some of the camaraderie the department had in those days has disappeared as the department has grown and calls have increased.
When Owens came on, there was no such thing as 9-1-1, and all fire calls came directly to the station. One of the firemen served as dispatcher on a rotating basis. That fellow had house duty, as it was called, including cooking meals.
"There's not a lot of cooking anymore. Now it's grab something at a fast food place in between calls," Owens said.
Through the years, one thing has remained constant -- fighting fires.
One that stands out in his memory was in downtown St. Augustine when the Baker House burned on Treasury Street.
It was the winter of 1983, one of the coldest in years. The temperature had plummeted for several days. When the fire struck the temperature was 19 degrees and below.
"It was freezing," Owens recalled. "The roof was terra cotta tile, and the water froze on the tiles. We couldn't get up on the roof because of the ice.
"Water had gotten on the ladder rungs from the hoses and frozen. There were icicles hanging off the rungs."
Firefighters were soaked from both the water and perspiration.
"After the fire was out, there was a slight breeze. I was up on the third floor after the roof was gone, and the wind was hitting us. Obviously, it was the coldest I can remember being," he said.
During that fire and any others in the downtown area, the firefighters were particularly concerned.
"Things are so close you always worry about the possibility of a fire getting out of control and, if the conditions are right, you have to consider where it would go," he said. "We had some fires downtown in the early part of the 20th century.
"We've been very fortunate. The department has been fairly aggressive."Owens was appointed chief of the fire department from 1987-90 and then again from 1998 to present. When he leaves, he'll be three weeks short of serving 33 years with the department.
"It's a happy day, but it's emotional, too," he said of his retirement.
Owens does have plans for his retirement. He's planning on working and managing property he owns, and, on the fun side, he's already lining up two trips. One will be to Alaska in the summer. The other is to the Northeast, where he's hoping to get as far as Maine. He plans to continue to be part of the community where his civic involvement includes membership in the St Augustine Sunrise Rotary.
He'll also have time to spend with his family. He has two children, and his daughter is at Florida Community College of Jacksonville ,where she'll be graduating as a dental hygienist. His mother, Frances, is turning 80 this summer.
As he leaves, he sees a change in how firefighters are considered these days.
He says they've become "more visible, particularly since 9-11" and "People are also losing the mindset that all firefighters do is sit around waiting for a fire."
Firefighters often are the ones who end up doing the jobs no one else is assigned.
"There are jobs where (other agencies) can't really figure out a way and sometimes they call the fire department. We have the specialized equipment," Owens said.
That's how the St. Augustine Fire Department ended up hauling a manatee carcass from a drain.
The manatee somehow got into Maria Sanchez Lake and, when it couldn't get out through the lake gate, it swam up into the storm drain. When city workers were called in to find out why the drain wasn't working properly, they found the manatee's body.
By then, it had become both odiferous and unrecognizable, so at first no one knew what it was.
No one could figure out how to get it out, so the fire department was called in. A firefighter was suited up with a breathing apparatus. He went down the manhole, attached lines to the manatee and the department pulled it out.
"It was not pleasant, trust me," Owens said.
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Heavy rain and flooding forced police to close a section of U.S. 64 east on Monday and left two travelers stranded in their car for more than 30 minutes.
Why risk it?
* The majority of flood-related deaths occur when people attempt to drive through
flooded roads.
* Flooded roads may contain hidden dangers that will cause your vehicle to stall, break down or sink.
* Driving too fast in flooded water will cause your vehicle to lose contact with the surface of the road.
* It takes as little as 18 to 24 inches of depth before a vehicle can be swept away in moving water.
* Heavy rain causes low visibility on the road, resulting in more auto accidents.
* Driving through flooded areas can result in a ticket and fine.
* If you come upon a flooded road, officials suggest you stop, turn around and find an alternate route.
Betty Holjes and Dorothy Cooper were traveling on Chimney Rock Highway near Hog Rock Road when their white Cadillac stalled in knee-deep water just outside of Edneyville. A witness at the scene called 911, and the Henderson County Rescue Squad arrived within 10 minutes with rescue boats, life preservers and helmets to bring the women to safety. No injuries were reported.
"My car stalled out and I couldn't go any further," Holjes said. "I turned my car back on, but I couldn't go anywhere."
Holjes and Cooper were on their way from Greensboro to see Burt Bacharach perform at the Brevard Music Center tonight. Holjes, who photographed the incident after being rescued, appeared in high spirits and said that the rushing water did not enter her vehicle.
Several other vehicles passed through the water before emergency officials closed the section of U.S. 64 east from the Larry T. Justus Western Justice Academy until the road intersects with U.S. 74A. A witness at the scene said that the water rose above the headlights of a passing PT Cruiser.
Jimmy Stepp, deputy chief of the Henderson County Rescue Squad, said that travelers should avoid driving over flooded roads.
"The best thing to do in these situations is not to drive through water across roadways," Stepp said. "You never know when the road has been washed away."
Stepp said that drivers can be ticketed for traveling through flooded roadways. Some areas that should be avoided, he said, were Dana Road, Howard Gap Road and Old Spartanburg Highway. The heavy rainfall later forced emergency officials to evacuate some Bat Cave residents, which received 7.16 inches of rainfall as of 3:45 p.m. Monday. Hendersonville received 3.69 inches of rainfall at that time.
At noon all the roads in Edneyville were closed except for South Mills Gap Road, Fruitland Road, and Townsend Road, Edneyville Fire Department officials said. The roads later re-opened, but officials were on standby with more rain expected today.
Other areas that were hit with heavy rainfall were Bearwallow Mountain, which received 4.38 inches as of 3:45 p.m., and Connestee Falls in Transylvania County, which received 2.75 inches at that time.
Emergency officials advise travelers that driving through flooded roads is dangerous and should be avoided whenever possible.
The National Weather Service called for rain to continue over the entire state into today. Flood watches and warnings of differing degrees were issued for each of the 100 counties.
"People just need to watch their creeks and streams, especially if you live along creeks and streams that normally flood," said National Weather Service meteorologist Terry Benthall.
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she climbs on to the new $6.3 million linear accelerator at
Dunedin Hospital - and those who follow her will hope for the
The Varian Truebeam Linear Accelerator (Linac) machine will
help meet increasing demand for cancer treatment in the
region, boosting capacity by 20%.
It is part of a drive by the Southern District Health Board
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The SDHB's three new cancer nurse co-ordinators are also
settling into their roles as part of a central Government
project to give cancer patients support right through their
SDHB nursing director medical directorate Sally O'Connor said
the nurses were dedicated to guiding the most complex
patients through treatment and follow-up. They would act as a
point of contact for patients referred with a high suspicion
of cancer, through diagnosis, and into treatment.
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10"Broadway! The Big Band Years" brings that era back to life at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Brevard College's Porter Center for Performing Arts when veteran Broadway conductor Keith Levene, singers Alfred Boe and Robin Skye, and the Curtain Up Big Band take the stage for an explosive evening of song. Broadway generated a staggering number of hit songs during the Big Band Era of the '30s, '40s and '50s. Standards like There's No Business Like Show Business, Luck Be a Lady, Singin' in the Rain, Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend, and I Get a Kick Out of You are classic hits in what has been called the "Great American Songbook." Tickets are $23 and $25. To purchase tickets, call the Porter Center's box office at 884-8330, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday.
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Posted: 05/16/2008 - The Texas unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent in April.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - The Federal Aviation Administration plans to meet with American Airlines to discuss the company's revised inspection procedures for suspected lightning strikes.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - General Electric says the nation's economic slowdown is prompting it to get out of the appliance business.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says financial markets are "considerably calmer" now than they were two months ago.
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In 2013, Keene Elementary School's Braeden Mannering was selected the Delaware winner in the national Healthy Lunchtime Challenge and was honored at the 2nd Annual Kids' State Dinner at White House. This year, Braeden, a rising 5th grader at Keene, was invited back to the White House to share the story about his efforts with 3B: Braeden's Brown Bags, a charity he started after winning last year's event that provides help to those in need, and to introduce First Lady Michelle Obama.
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17.2 Windows Server Update Services Protocols Functionality
This section describes basic Windows Server Update Services protocols concepts and provides some background for the WSUS model.
The WSUS family of protocols provides support for central publication and distribution of software components and software updates from server machines to client machines, and for the hierarchical synchronization of available software components between servers.
WSUS management infrastructure includes the following functionality:
Microsoft Update - The Microsoft website that distributes updates for Microsoft products.
WSUS server - The server component that is installed on a computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or 2008 operating system (OS) inside a corporate firewall. WSUS server software enables administrators to manage and distribute updates through an administrative console, which can be used to manage any WSUS server in any domain with which it has a trust relationship. A WSUS server can obtain updates either from Microsoft Update or from another WSUS server, but at least one WSUS server in the network must connect to Microsoft Update to get available updates. The administrator can decide how many WSUS servers should connect directly to Microsoft Update, based on network configuration, bandwidth, and security considerations. These servers can then distribute updates to other downstream WSUS servers.
Automatic Updates - The client computer component built into Windows OSs. Automatic Updates enables both server and client computers to receive updates either from Microsoft Update or from a WSUS server.
Software updates - includes:
Update files - The actual files that are installed on client computers.
Update metadata - The information needed to perform the installation. This includes (i) update properties (title, description, Knowledge Base article, Microsoft Security Response Center number) and (ii) applicability rules (used by Automatic Updates to determine whether or not the update is needed on a particular computer).
Installation information - Command-line options to apply when installing the updates.
Update files and Update metadata can be downloaded independently of each other. For example, WSUS can be configured so that it will not store updates locally, meaning that only update metadata (and any applicable Microsoft Software License Terms) will be downloaded to the WSUS server; clients will get their update files directly from Microsoft Update. If updates are stored locally on the WSUS server, a Windows client can either download everything at the time of synchronization, or download only the metadata during the synchronization, leaving the actual update files to be downloaded after the update is approved.
When updates are synchronized to the WSUS server, the metadata and update files are stored in two separate locations. Metadata is stored in the WSUS database. Update files can be stored either on the WSUS server or on Microsoft Update servers, depending on how the synchronization options have been configured. If the update files are stored on Microsoft Update servers, only metadata is downloaded at the time of synchronization, and updates are approved through the WSUS console. Client computers then get the update files directly from Microsoft Update at the time of installation. WSUS may be configured to deliver specific updates to target groups of computers, according to each group's update settings.
The Implementation Scenarios section, later in this document, provides examples that illustrate the interaction of some of the protocols in two sample configurations.