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Translation of crash in Spanish:
- 1 (loud noise) she dropped the plates with a crashse le cayeron los platos con gran estrépitothere was a tremendous crash of thunderse oyó un trueno espantosothe crash of the wavesel romper de las olasExample sentences
- I heard a loud crash as something broke against the wall.
- Just as he was about to open his mouth to speak, there was a loud crash, followed by the screeching of the train's breaks.
- Her words were broken off abruptly by a loud crash from a room in the apartment.
- 2 (collision, accident) plane/car crashaccidente aéreo/de automóvilwe were in a crashtuvimos un accidente
chocamosExample sentences
Example sentences
- Police are keen to speak to any witnesses to the collision or anyone who saw either vehicle before the crash.
- A police officer was taken to hospital after the police car he was travelling in was involved in a crash with two other vehicles.
- Speed has been determined to be one of the most common contributing factors in vehicle crashes.
- He survived the crash by landing in 'the biggest sand dune in the desert.'
- A pilot battled to avoid a plane crash as his stricken aircraft circled over Colchester
- Jack, and 47 others, survives a plane crash on a remote Pacific island.
transitive verb
- 1 1.1 (smash) he crashed the cartuvo un accidente con el cocheto crash something
intosomethinghe crashed his car/bike into the car in front(iba en el coche/la moto y) chocó con el coche de delante1.2 (make a noise)hacer ruido conshe crashed the cymbals togetherhizo sonar los platillosExample sentences
- Then the heavens opened, Hades bellowed, the thunder crashed, the water splashed, and a wall of rain came at us.
- Thunder crashed, louder than ever, and he felt a flutter of fear hit his stomach.
- The thunder crashed once again, even louder than before.
- 2 [colloquial]to crash a partycolarse en una fiesta [colloquial]Example sentences
- Grounded for the evening, the two sisters sneak out and decide to crash a party.
- Everyone sprawled in a loose circle and he felt like an adult crashing a slumber party.
- If you show up in scruffy jeans and a T-shirt they won't kick you out, but, if you are the kind to feel self-conscious, you may feel like you've crashed the wrong party.
intransitive verb
- 1 1.1 (collide)to crash (
intosomething)estrellarse or chocar ( contraalgo)Example sentences
Example sentences1.2 (make loud noise)
- A nurse on her way to work on New Year's Eve was killed with her husband when two men driving a stolen car crashed into their vehicle.
- I was unable to stop in time and my car crashed into the other vehicle.
- His car had crashed into two parked vehicles, and he had been shot in the head and neck.
(thunder)the dishes crashed to the floor
- A drunken motorist nearly crashed his car into a police vehicle before running away and leaving his baby lying next to the front seat.
- As detectives closed in during an undercover operation, he crashed his car into a police vehicle.
- A 19-year-old man told police he had been taken at gunpoint from Manchester city centre, made to take drugs and then crashed his vehicle.
retumbarlos platos se cayeron al suelo estrepitosamentethe ceiling came crashing down on themel techo se les derrumbó encima1.3 (Finance)(shares)Wall Street crashed in 1929
caer a pique
colapsaren 1929 hubo un crac(k) en la bolsa de Nueva YorkExample sentences
- By March 2003, the company's share price had crashed to an all-time low of $12.40.
- So, if your company's share price has crashed, you can take the money and lose nothing.
- In 2000 she boasted a paper fortune of £40 million but after the company's share price crashed, that was cut to £9 million.
- 2 (spend the night) [colloquial]quedarse a dormircan I crash at your place?¿puedo quedarme a dormir en tu casa?
- 3 (Computing)Example sentences
- The computer system crashes on a regular basis (I work it out to be about twice a week at the moment).
- The national air traffic control computer system crashed at 6am, and flights were being operated manually by air traffic controllers.
- My computer crashed recently and we had to buy a new one.
- (before noun)(course)
de choqueExample sentences
- Often, the recommended course isn't a crash diet but a commitment to a long-term change in eating habits.
- After a crash course on German the night prior to the interview, Nikki was offered the internship and will travel to Sydney soon to further her study of the German language.
- Anyone who applies for a learners' licence has to undergo an hour-long crash course in road safety.
- to go crash into somethingestrellarse estrepitosamente contra algoExample sentences
- And as the boy was stooping over the open chest, crash went the lid down.
- Crash went the waves on the rocks.
- The elephant first tried to sleep in a crib just like your baby cousin John has - and then it went crash.
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A Mehert is a relatively short abesha female with large hips and a pretty unattractive face. Mehert is use as an insult to refer to people as a "piece of trash" or to refer to a person with dry hair who says"what the hell" alot.
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By JOHN BRANDI
Two teachers walk into Archie Comics headquarters.
This isn't the beginning of a joke, but an attempt by educators, with the help of a "teaching kit," to show comic books belong in the classroom.
Fast forward and this teaching kit, comprised of "six and 10 issues of comic books," now belongs to Archie Comics' co-CEO Nancy Silberkleit, part of her private collection now on display at the Mamaroneck Public Library.
It's no surprise the teaching kit is Silberkleit's favorite item in the collection. As a former art teacher, she has found there's a "thread of connection [between] education and fun," between Archie and children.
"Archie has always been accepted into the classroom," she said. "As long as there are children in schools, [and] as long as everyone hearts Archie, there will be Archie."
The library is showcasing seven decades of the famous redhead and pals in a display entitled "It's Always Time for Archie Comics." The collection, which opened this month and ends June 27, will feature items ranging from old tin lunchboxes to a present day licensing agreement for an Archie makeup line with MAC Cosmetics.
"[It's] showing the decades of merchandise that emerged beyond the comic book," Silberkleit said.
Program coordinator for the library Linda Bhandari said they were approached by Archie Comics to use the space after Silberkleit saw another exhibit. Bhandari said it wasn't a problem securing the space because Archie is a local company.
"[The exhibit] has been getting positive feedback," Bhandari said. "[It's a] large collection of very diverse items."
Items, Bhandari said, that would normally not be seen, or people would not know exist because they come from a private collection.
Silberkleit sees Archie and his gang as a tool for social change. She said the characters in the comic teach children "how you can work conflict out [by] getting along." Silberkleit is "embracing and harnessing the power of comic books" to tackle issues such as bullying, environmental concerns and diabetes.
As for Archie's fictional hometown of Riverdale, Silberkleit said it shares qualities not only with Mamaroneck, the company's headquarters, but also cities around the world.
"All communities around the globe have Riverdale in them," she said. "Riverdale is everywhere."
Silberkleit recently came back from a trip to India where she said people shared with her their "personal experiences with Archie." While there, a woman approached Silberkleit and told her about an Archie-patterned dress she owned and how the woman was going to send Silberkleit a photograph. Silberkleit said she was "amazed at how Archie Comics has fared globally" and has made such an impact on people from childhood through to adulthood.
The Archie universe has even started to explore today's shifting social norms.
An openly gay character, Kevin Keller, was introduced to keep the series "inclusive and to promote the message of being OK with who you are," according to Silberkleit.
"Archie reflects contemporary culture, and sexual identity is an important part of [that] conversation," she said. "Archie promotes opinions, thoughts of real people. Our audience sees themselves in those panels."
"Life With Archie," another version of the comic series, was created to show the gang as adults. This July, Archie will die in issue No. 36 and the series will end in the following issue. Silberkleit said this doesn't mean the end of teenage Archie, but his death
represents a natural process that everyone experiences.
"I wonder if [Archie Comics' founders] 75 years ago ever knew what they would be giving the world," Silberkleit said. "Archie [Comics] is genderless, it's timeless, it's for all walks of life. The beat goes on for seven-plus decades."


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Definition of gluttony in English:
Habitual greed or excess in eating.
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- Truly, we can not free ourselves of our compulsion to do what is wrong, especially when inherently selfish motives are involved, like greed, gluttony, and lust.
- No animal should suffer or die for human arrogance, greed, vanity or gluttony.
- The proper response to the globalization of greed and gluttony, and to the rise of violence in this world, is solidarity, which must manifest itself in practical actions, not just rhetorical flourishes.
greed, greediness, overeating, gourmandism, gourmandizing, voracity, insatiability
informal piggishness
Middle English: from Old French glutonie, from gluton 'glutton'.
Words that rhyme with gluttonymuttony
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Two Medford residents were arrested on suspicion of fraudulently selling magazine and book subscriptions in Shady Cove, the Jackson County Sheriff's Department said in a press release today.
Patrick Dow, 26, and Ashley Chiasson, 27, were arrested Saturday after police responded to a call of a suspicious female selling subscriptions along Highway 62.
Several witnesses claimed a woman was going door to door selling subscriptions and telling prospective customers the proceeds would go to a children's hospital of their choice, the release said. One victim put a stop-payment on her check after becoming suspicious the sale was a scam.
Dow and Chiasson were detained at Wells Fargo on Crater Lake Highway in Medford Saturday afternoon after they tried to cash a check that had a stop-payment notification. Sheriff's deputies found receipts on the pair totaling $4,687. Chiasson told deputies they had been living off the proceeds and had $200 left.
Sheriff's deputies arrested Dow and Chiasson on charges of first-degree theft and conspiracy to commit theft. They were lodged in the Jackson County Jail but have since been released, according to jail records.
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How the Finnish Government Can Stifle Innovation
The growth of Angry Birds developer Rovio and decline of Nokia have created the appearance of a changing equilibrium in the Finnish start-up community. So what is it like to spend a month there?
Steve Blank, a "retired serial entrepreneur," who teaches entrepreneurship at Stanford University and UC Berkeley in the U.S. describes in an article in Read Write Web the strengths and weaknesses he experienced in four weeks with Helsinki's entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.
While it's not clear yet whether the numbers of startups in Helsinki are sufficient to ignite, it feels like it's getting there (and given the risk-averse and paternal nature of Finland, that by itself is a miracle).
One of the things holding back development, he says, is Tekes, the state organization that finances research, development and innovation.
Tekes has ended up competing with and stifling the nascent VC industry, indiscriminately handing out checks to entrepreneurs like an entitlement. (To be fair this is an extension of the government's role in almost all parts of Finnish life.)
In addition to Tekes, Vigo, the government's attempt at funding private business accelerators, started with good intentions and got hijacked by government bureaucrats. The accelerators I met with (the ones the government pointed to as their success stories) said they were leaving the program.
Mr. Blank says as well, a shortage of experienced investors and lack of global business competence are holding back development. They are, however, soluble problems if the well-meaning government can be persuaded to take a back seat.
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The November issue of The College Mathematics Journal deliberately highlights Classroom Capsules. Instead of only one or two of these short notes on topics of immediate classroom relevance, we have here fully 10 Capsules on, for instance, the singular value decomposition of a matrix, finding the center of mass of a soft spring, error in Euler's method, applying the Hölder inequality to the Cobb-Douglas production function, and using Abel's theorem on the Wronskian to solve differential equations. In particular, don't miss Herb Bailey and Dan Kalman on 'Walking with a Slower Friend.'
The November issue also includes the delightful 'How to be a Good Teacher is an Undecidable Problem' by Erica Flapan, this year's recipient of the Deborah and Franklin Tepper Haimo Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching. And another highlight is the book review (by Samuel Goldberg) of Willard Wells' 'Apocalypse When?'.
How to be a good teacher is an undecidable problem
Erica Flapan
In this article, I describe my attempts to use various pedagogical techniques to teach college level mathematics and the particular problems that I ran into with each. I explain how I reached the conclusion that there is no best pedagogical approach. Rather each person's teaching methods should fit their personality, their mathematical preferences, and the needs and goals of their courses and their students. MSC: 97D40, 99D99
One Problem, Nine Student-Produced Proofs
Geoffrey Birky, Connie Campbell, Jim Sandefur, Kay Somers, Manya Raman
This paper tells the story of what happened when students in the authors' sophomore-level introduction-to-proof classes were given a theorem to prove with no expectation about what proof method to use. The paper discusses the nine different student-produced proofs of the statement: If n is an integer such that n = 3, then n3 > (n + 1)2. MSC: 97E50
Easiest Lights Out Games
Bruce Torrence
The game Lights Out and its mathematical predecessor, the sigma-plus game, has inspired an extensive mathematical literature. In this paper, the original game and a borderless version played on a torus are considered. We define an easy game to be one in which pushing the buttons that are originally lit solves the game. Easy games are classified for all square boards and a strategy is introduced which, for certain board sizes, will readily solve any Lights Out puzzle. MSC: 97A20, 00A08, 15B33
Introducing Czedli-type Islands
Eszter K. Horvath, Attila Mader, Andreja Tepavcevic
The notion of an island has surfaced in recent algebra and coding theory research. Discrete versions provide interesting combinatorial problems. This paper presents the one-dimensional case with finitely many heights, a topic convenient for student research. MSC: 05A99, 05C05, 06A07, 06B99
Derivative Sign Patterns
Jeffrey Clark
Analysis of the patterns of signs of infinitely differentiable real functions shows that only four patterns are possible if the function is required to exhibit the pattern at all points in its domain and that domain is the set of all real numbers. On the other hand all patterns are possible if the domain is a bounded open interval. MSC: 26A24, 26A06 sion.
Limit Interchange and L'Hôpital's Rule
Michael Ecker
Conventional application of these two calculus staples is stretched here, somewhat recreationally, but also to raise solid questions about the role of limit interchange in analysis - without, however, delving any deeper than first-year Calculus. MSC: 00-01, 00A05, 00A08, and 00A09
Walking with a Slower Friend
Herb Bailey and Dan Kalman
Fay and Sam go for a walk. Sam walks along the left side of the street while Fay, who walks faster, starts with Sam but walks to a point on the right side of the street and then returns to meet Sam to complete one segment of their journey. We determine Fay's optimal path minimizing segment length, and thus maximizing the number of times they meet during the walk. Two solutions are given: one uses derivatives; the other uses only continuity. MSC: 97I40, 00A69
Cobb-Douglas and Hölder
Thomas Goebeler
Holder's inequality is here applied to the Cobb-Douglas production function to provide simple estimates to total production. MSC: 26D15, 91B38
The Center of Mass of a Soft Spring
Amitabh Joshi and Juan D. Serna
This article uses calculus to find the center of mass of a soft, vertically suspended, cylindrical helical spring, which necessarily is stretched non-uniformly by the action of gravity. A general expression for the vertical position of the center of mass is obtained and compared with other results in the literature. MSC: 00A69, 00A79, 74A99
An Intuitive Proof of the Singular Value Decomposition of a Matrix
Keith Coates
Using a simple trigonometric limit, we provide an intuitive geometric proof of the Singular Value Decomposition of an arbitrary matrix. MSC: 15A18, 15A23
Discretization and Rounding Error in Euler's Method
Carlos Borges
Euler's method for solving initial value problems is an excellent vehicle for observing the relationship between discretization error and rounding error in numerical computation. Reductions in stepsize, in order to decrease discretization error, necessarily increase the number of steps and so introduce additional rounding error. The problem is common and can be quite troublesome. We examine here a simple device, well known to those versed in the fixed point computations employed many years ago, that can help delay the onset of this problem.
Abel's Theorem Simplifies Reduction of Order
William Green
We give an alternative to the standard method of reduction or order, in which one uses one solution of a homogeneous, linear, second order differential equation to find a second, linearly independent solution. Our method, based on Abel's Theorem, is shorter, less complex and extends to higher order equations.
Averaging Sums of Powers of Integers
Tom Pfaff
When is the average of sums of powers of integers itself a sum of the first n integers raised to a power? We provide all solutions when averaging two sums, and provide some conditions regarding when larger averages may have solutions. MSC: 39B05, 00A08
Uncountably Generated Ideals of Functions
B. Sury
Maximal ideals in the ring of continuous functions on the closed interval [0,1] are not finitely generated. This is well-known. What is not as well-known, but perhaps should be, is the fact that these ideals are not countably generated although the proof is not harder! We prove this here and use the result to produce some non-prime ideals in the ring of continuous functions on the open interval (0,1) which also cannot be countably generated.
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Surprise Visits Help Reward Fan Loyalty
When Ryan Malone visited Herman Glazer's office Monday, he was also walking into a Tampa Bay Lightning Hall of Fame.
Glazer, the owner of Builders First Choice in Tampa, displayed a room decorated with Lightning memorabilia and souvenirs from different team events he has attended during the past decade as a fan and season-ticket holder.
"Looking good in here," Malone said, smiling.
Malone, along with teammates, coaches, broadcasters, owners and management, visited homes and businesses Monday to deliver season-ticket renewal packages and gift bags to loyal fans throughout the Tampa Bay area. It was part of the Lightning's 2009-2010 ticket drive, a program in which season packages have been reduced from 8 to 12 percent for most of the seats at the St. Pete Times Forum.
For Glazer, who has been a supporter since the start, it was a treat.
"I was excited," Glazer said. "I'm 64 years old, but I'm like a kid."
In all, renewal packages and Lightning goodies were delivered to 83 homes and businesses by 33 people in the organization as far south as Sarasota and as far north as Bushnell.
Malone, wearing his No. 12 black jersey, also visited Ring Power Corporation in Riverview. He met with Vice President, Regional Sales Manager Tommy Ball, who was wearing a Lightning collared shirt, and many on the staff.
"I think this is one of the nicest things the organization has done," said Ball, whose company has been with the Lightning from the start.
Malone finished his journey at Zimmer Construction Co. Inc. in Brandon, just down the street from the Lightning's practice rink. Greg Zimmer, the owner, was a former goalie at Lake Superior State. More signing, more pictures.
It was the type of passion Malone has seen a lot in Lightning fans.
"I think the team and the game sells itself," Malone said. "I'm just happy to come out and shake hands and show them we're glad to have them along for the ride. You definitely see a different reaction. It's pretty special."
Lightning Interim Head Coach Rick Tocchet said the new NHL is a partnership and more than ever it is important to take a couple hours a day to meet with fans and "make them believe in something."
The players met up with representatives of the Lightning after practice in Brandon Monday, then went out on the road. Sales reps checked in with those to be visited and told them a vague reason why someone from the Lightning would stop by in the afternoon.
"The players are great," said Patrick Duffy, Lightning Senior Vice President of Sales. "They all stepped up and were happy to jump on board with it."
Duffy said this is the first time the Lightning have done this and none of the NHL or other area professional teams have officially announced reduced tickets for next season as of yet.
"The idea is just to get out and thank everybody for sticking with us through the years," he said. "We want to tell them how much we appreciate them and how much we want them back."
The Lightning mailed season-ticket renewals in February for the 2009-10 campaign, decreasing prices for almost 90 percent of the St. Pete Times Forum seats. Most of the seats were reduced 8 to 12 percent and the average is 10 percent across the board. Half-season packages and 10-game mini-plan prices are also decreasing. Single-game ticket prices for the 2009-10 season have yet to be announced.
The reclassification of 1,300 seats in the upper-portion of the terrace level creates a decline of up to 80 percent to only $239 for the season or just $5.69 plus tax, per game. Some of these seats cost season-ticket holders up to $1,199 for the 2008-09 season. When combined with those that were available at that price in 2008-09, almost 4,000 (about 20 percent) of the Times Forum seats will be available for $239. Half-season packages will be just $149 in the same area.
The remainder of the terrace-level seating will decrease by 20 percent. Many of the lower plaza and club-level seats will decrease 6-12 percent for the season and fans can sit in the plaza level for as low as $35.69 per game plus tax, per seat.
"We're recognizing some of the issues with the economy," Duffy said. "We're trying to make it the best value in all of sports."
The Lightning are also offering an eight-month payment plan for ticket buyers. Fans who pay for the season tickets in full by March 27 will receive a 3 percent rebate in Times Forum dollars, which can be used for food and beverage or merchandise at Lightning events inside the St. Pete Times Forum. For more information, call 813.301.6800.


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Pink gauze wrapping the stump where his arm hung just a few hours before, Kaleb "Fred" Langdale, 17, managed a weak smile and asked his aunt to snap a quick photo with her iPhone before he underwent surgery to repair the damage. Langdale's request to his aunt, LaDawn Hayes: Post the photo to Facebook so his friends can see he's OK. It appeared the soon-to-be senior was taking the trauma in stride. He lost the lower portion of his right arm to an alligator while swimming with friends Monday afternoon in the Caloosahatchee River, which travels from Lake Hicpochee near Lake Okeechobee to the Gulf of Mexico in southwest Florida. "I walked in (to his hospital room) and he told me, 'Well, it looks like you're not gonna be the only left-handed person in the family,' " sister Rebecca Langdale said. "He's making jokes," Rebecca Langdale said. "The first thing he told my mom when she arrived on the scene was, 'At least it didn't get my (left) arm. I can still drive my airboat because the airboat is powered with the left.' " Hayes said Fred Langdale and his friends were swimming in the river, as area kids often do, when they noticed the alligator, estimated to be about 11 feet long. "They started yelling, 'alligator,' which usually is a joke, but he looked up and there was one in front of him," she said. "He reached up and grabbed the alligator underneath its bottom jaw, by his skin, and the alligator, of course, pulled him down at that point." Rebecca Langdale said her brother had seen the move "a million times" on TV, and Hayes pointed out it was probably from watching the National Geographic show "Swamp Men." The alligator pulled him under, then started to surface again and appeared to grow calm, Hayes said. So her nephew let go and began to swim away, but when he threw his arm behind him, the gator grabbed it and started pulling. At that point, Fred Langdale knew he was faced with a choice: his arm or his life. He chose to keep his life, Rebecca Langdale said. "He knew he was losing (his arm), so he just took his feet, buried his feet in the alligator's head and just pushed so that he could get it free," Hayes said. "Once it popped loose, he just swam as hard and fast as he could to the dock, where some friends of his pulled him up." The friends applied pressure to the wound and dialed 911. As Fred Langdale was being rushed to the hospital, a frantic search began for the gator — and the arm inside the creature's belly. "The whole town is on the river searching for this alligator," Rebecca Langdale said. Around 6 p.m., officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission caught up with the reptile, killed it and retrieved the arm, said Officer Jorge Pino, the commission's spokesman. The appendage was rushed to the hospital. "Every effort was made to try to get the arm there in time to help in any way," Pino said. The arm's condition was too poor for reattachment, Hayes said late Monday. The agency is conducting an investigation into the incident to determine how it happened. Pino said the area where the bite occurred is known to have alligators sometimes. "People just need to use common sense," he said. "Any body of water in Florida at one point or another will have an alligator in it." The most recent similar incident occurred last month when Everglades airboat captain Wallace Weatherholt had his hand bitten off by an alligator while allegedly feeding the animal, Pino said. "Unfortunately human beings have a tendency, in some instances, not to do the right thing," he said. While Fred Langdale's family said he was not provoking the alligator, they noted he does have a tendency to get hurt, which has given him plenty of experience dealing with injuries. "He's very accident prone," Hayes said. "He's had multiple broken bones, (a) car wreck not long ago, but he just always finds a positive in it and he can always joke about it. That's his personality."


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For more than a decade, Miami University's student body fueled the movement for a new student center. When ground was broken for the
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The groundbreaking event took place in the hub area of Miami's campus, followed by a post-event reception at Schiewetz Fine Arts Plaza.
Approximately 150 representatives of Miami's more than 400 student-led groups began the event by processing down Slant Walk with ceremonial buckets of dirt used in the groundbreaking. According to Student Body President Nick Huber, who spoke at the groundbreaking along with student trustee Matt Shroder, the symbolism is fitting.
"From the ground up, the effort behind the Armstrong Student Center has been inspired by Miami students," Huber said. "It would not have been possible without the leadership of President David Hodge nor the generosity of Mike and Anne Armstrong and the more than 8,000 other Miamians who have contributed to make it a reality, but for nearly a decade, the perseverance of Miami's students kept this dream alive."
Miami's board of trustees approved planning for what would become the Armstrong Student Center in April 2008. This came after a string of student body presidents, dating back more than a decade, presented resolutions supporting a new student center. In honor of that effort, several of those former student body presidents were in attendance at the event.
"Our identity, the core of Miami has always been the engaged student," said President David Hodge. "The Armstrong Student Center will provide students with the opportunity to come together in one place to exercise leadership, to learn from one another, and to blend their academic and co-curricular lives in a way that adds to their success and leads new generations of Miami alumni to look back and say 'these were the best four years of my life.'"
Those who have invested in Miami's students through gifts to the Armstrong Student Center were also celebrated throughout the day. Mike and Anne Armstrong, 1961 Miami graduates whose $15 million leadership gift named the Armstrong Student Center, were joined by many other major donors. They included the David Shade (1966) Family, which named the Shade Family Room; 1970 graduates Richard and Emily Smucker, who named the Richard and Emily Smucker Wiikiaami Room; 1958 graduates Roger and Stephany Joslin, who named Joslin Family Terrace; and Sue Henry (1973), who named the Sue Henry and Carter Phillips Student Activities Suite.
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Welterweight standout Josesito Lopez will return to the ring against Mike Arnaoutis on Dec. 13, a Golden Boy Live! card that will also include undefeated junior lightweight Franciso Vargas.
Welterweight standout Josesito Lopez will return to the ring against Mike Arnaoutis on Dec. 13, a Golden Boy Live! card that will also include undefeated junior lightweight Franciso Vargas.
Tim Bradley, Juan Manuel Marquez and the others fighters on their nine-bout card on Oct. 12 tested negative for banned substances, according to the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
2012 Trainer of the Year Virgil Hunter was in attendance at last Saturday's megafight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Saul Alvarez, and had a lot to say about the art of boxing, Matthysse's lack of "oomph," and Andre Ward's next assignment.
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Unbeaten Alantez Fox, a 6-foot-5 junior middleweight prospect: "I call myself 'SlyAza' Fox because I move, and I try not to get hit as much as possible, and I'm hoping everybody will recognize my talent when they see it."
Photos of fringe contender Jesse Vargas' unanimous-decision win over Vito Gasparayan at the Texas Station Casino in Las Vegas on Friday night.
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- June 10, 2013
JOHN Malkovich has been hailed a hero after he rushed to the aid of an injured tourist in Toronto, Canada.
The actor was having a cigarette break near the King Edward Hotel in the city when an American man tripped over and was left bleeding profusely from his neck after slashing his throat on some scaffolding.
Malkovich, who is in the city playing Casanova at the Elgin Theatre, was the first at the scene to help Jim Walpole, applying pressure to the injured spot to stem the blood flow.
The 59-year-old Hollywood star took over "like a doctor" until help arrived.
Mrs Walpole, though a trained nurse, said she was "terrified" and forgot most of her training in the moment.
A doorman who witnessed the event, said the actor didn't stop applying pressure until an ambulance arrived and he also comforted the stressed and hospital-wary victim, telling him that Canada's health care system was "good".
"I asked, 'What's your name?' He said, "John." And I didn't ask the last name 'cause I didn't figure I'd remember it anyhow," the 77-year-old told Canadian broadcaster CBC.
Malkovich was assisted by restaurateur Ben Quinn who own P. J. O'Brien's and had also rushed to help the injured man.
Mr Walpole was taken to hospital where his broken ring finger was treated and he received ten stitches to his neck before being released.
He added that while he didn't immediately recognise the star, he wouldn't soon forget his act of kindness and would make a point of going to all his movies.
"I have nothing but praise for those two gentlemen ... I'm just so thankful for all the help they gave me," he added.
While Mr Quinn visited the man in hospital to check on his progress, Malkovich called the couple's tour group to see how Mr Walpole was recovering and later wrote to the Ohio couple.
Mrs Walpole said the two men were "angels": "How many people would stop and help somebody?"
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Dundee of Sydney Posted at 8:12 AM June 11, 2013
One assumes he was just "Being John Malkovich"! Well done John.
Nan of 4 of Australia Posted at 2:25 AM June 11, 2013
Makes a lovely change from all the people who 'don't want to get involved'. Well done gentlemen!!
George Lambert of Australia Posted at 9:19 PM June 10, 2013
Always reckoned he was a good actor and now I figure the man is above that and a hero human being as well. Well done J.M.


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POST GAME: Blue Jackets 3, Stars 1
Mark Letestu and Cam Atkinson pace the Columbus offense in a must-win in Dallas
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Cam Atkinson picked one hell of a night for the biggest game of his NHL career.
With the Blue Jackets desperately needing a win and two points in the standings to keep pace with Minnesota and Detroit ahead of them, the 23-year-old sniper delivered in the clutch. Not only did he open the scoring just 19 seconds into a must-win game for both clubs, he snapped in the insurance goal with 1:40 left in regulation.
Post game: CBJ 3, Stars 1
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After the Red Wings earned a 5-2 win on home ice over Nashville (ironically the Jackets' opponent in the regular-season finale on Saturday at Nationwide Arena), Columbus needed to break a 1-1 tie in the third period to make it a worthwile weekend. When all was said and done, the 3-1 final at American Airlines Center gave the Blue Jackets the necessary points and completed a 5-1-0 road trip that began almost two weeks ago in the Twin Cities.
Despite the Stars being officially eliminated from playoff contention after the Red Wings' win, they poured it on in the second period and gave the Blue Jackets everything they could handle. The first 10-plus minutes were controlled by the Blue Jackets, but Dallas roared back and tied the game on the power play in the second period - and after the Jamie Benn goal to make it a 1-1 game, the Stars carried the play until the second intermission.
But it appeared as if the 40-minute break came at just the right time for Todd Richards and his hockey club, who re-grouped in the locker room and got back to their game in final stanza. Mark Letestu's team-leading 13th goal of the season was a wicked slap shot from the right point that put Columbus in front at 7:56 of the third period, but the Blue Jackets never took their foot off the gas pedal.
Sergei Bobrovsky was solid once again for Columbus, making 31 saves for his 20th win of the season. He did his best work in the second period when he faced 15 Dallas shots and a handful of quality chances, allowing only the Benn goal off the rush.
Now it all comes down to Saturday night: if the Red Wings lose in regulation and the Blue Jackets win, they're in.
Letestu's go-ahead goal was the defining moment of the game for the Blue Jackets, who needed to see the puck go in the net after so many chances in the second and third period. The puck took a quick ricochet off Eric Nystrom's stick about five feet from release, and Kari Lehtonen never got a good look at it.
- Brandon Dubinsky has been the engine to the Jackets' forecheck and he was terrific tonight in Dallas, disrupting passing lanes and finishing checks all over the ice. He played 20:17, picked up two assists and won 14-of-26 face-offs to lead all players in that department.
- Once again, Blake Comeau was a great fit on the Dubinsky line with Atkinson as Matt Calvert sits out with a broken finger. It's hard to replace a guy like Calvert, but Comeau has shown his offensive game as well as keen awareness in all three zones, making it easy for Richards to keep sending that line out there in big situations.
- As if scoring two huge goals wasn't enough, Atkinson led all players with seven shots on goal in the game and was a menace on the forecheck. In the most pressure-packed game of his career, he was a star.
- The Blue Jackets' defense stepped up tonight and slowed down Dallas' quick cycle game. Benn, Cole, Eriksson...they're all big bodies who can make plays and create separation, but they weren't afforded much room to operate tonight.
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The Everett vs. Sexton game should be the best match up on the final day of high school football's regular season Friday. Kick off is 5pm at Everett, the Vikings' senior day. Some 17 seniors will be honored. Everett is 7-1 and Sexton 6-2. Both have qualified for the play offs. Everett wins a close game because junior quarterback Reggie Williams is not among the three Everett players suspended for their role in a fight last Friday against Jackson.
The Michigan vs. Ohio State game on November 17th will kick off at noon and be televised by ABC. That means more than likely the MSU vs. Penn State game will begin at 3:30pm, although that has not yet been announced.
Besides high school football Friday there are state championships being contested in girls' golf and boys tennis. At MSU's outdoor courts, Lansing Catholic, rated number one in its division, has a chance to win a state title in tennis. And at the Forest Akers West course, DeWitt junior Liz Nagel aims to repeat as state individual golf champ. Both events run through Saturday.
MSU women's basketball player Lauren Aitch wears a small urn around her neck with her father's ashes to give her inspiration. She returns to the court this year after missing all of last season with an injury. Her dad, Matt, was a solid player at MSU in the 1960s and Lauren was star in high school at Waverly.
Some 14 mid Michigan teams have already qualified for the state high school football play offs. Seven more hope to join the list with sixth victories of the season on Friday. St. Johns has the toughest test-- at unbeaten DeWitt. The pairings show for the 256 post season entrants is at 6:30pm on Sunday on Fox Sports Detroit.


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Fittingly enough, the company is sticking to the microblogging website in reply.
AntiSec, an apparent spinoff of the hacking group Anonymous, said Monday it had infiltrated networks belonging to Booz Allen – and had obtained thousands of military email addresses and passwords in the process.
"We infiltrated a server on their network that basically had no security measures in place," read a message posted on a website called the Pirate Bay. "We were able to run our own application, which turned out to be a shell and began plundering some booty. Most shiny is probably a list of roughly 90,000 military emails and password hashes."
Booz Allen's official response? The following tweet: "As part of @BoozAllen security policy, we generally do not comment on specific threats or actions taken against our systems."
The attack, dubbed "Military Meltdown Monday" quickly picked up a Twitter hashtag (#militarymeltdownmonday). And plenty of tweeters are weighing in on the crisis P.R. response of Booz Allen, a major Beltway contracting firm that provides myriad services to U.S. agencies and private clients, including cyber security.
It's hard to gauge, then, how seriously the company – or the government, or its clients – take the incident. "We are aware of the incident and coordinating with our federal partners," said a Department of Defense official, without further elaboration.


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"Capitalism automatically generates arbitrary and unsustainable inequalities that radically undermine democratic societies."
–Thomas Piketty, "Capital in the 21st Century" (2014)
The Economist magazine rightly calls French professor Thomas Piketty the new Marx, although a watered-down version. Piketty's bestseller (rated #1 on Amazon) is a thick volume with the same title as Karl Marx's 1867 magnum opus, "Kapital." The publisher, Harvard University Press, appropriately designed the book cover in red, the color of the socialist workers party.
Piketty cites Karl Marx more than any other economist, even more than Keynes. The professor barely mentions Adam Smith. Instead of the modern scientific name "economics," he prefers the old term "political economy," a favorite of radical professors.
And most importantly, Piketty's focus is on the distribution of income and capital, not the creation of wealth. He's not so much concerned with the size of the economic pie, but how it's cut up.
His main thesis is that inequality grows under capitalism, that unfettered free markets make the rich richer and the poor poorer — a standard Marxist position — and that the only solution is to tax the dirty, filthy, stickin' rich with highly progressive taxes on their income and wealth.
I don't want to be picky, but Piketty often ignores data that contradicts his theory of growing inequality. For instance, he selectively chooses members of the Forbes magazine billionaires' list to show that wealth always grows automatically faster than the average income earner. He repeatedly refers to the growing fortunes of Bill Gates in the United States and Liliane Bettencourt, heiress of L'Oreal, the cosmetics firm. "Once a fortune is established," he claims, "the capital grows according to a dynamic of its own, and it can continue to grow at a rapid pace for decades simply because of its size."
Come again?
I guess he hasn't heard of the dozens of millionaires and billionaires who lost their fortunes, like the Vanderbilts, or to use a recent example, Eike Batista, the Brazilian businessman who just two years ago was the seventh-wealthiest man in the world, worth $30 billion, and now is practically bankrupt.
Piketty conveniently ignores the fact that most high-performing mutual funds eventually stop beating the market and even underperform. Take a look at the Forbes "Honor Roll" of outstanding mutual funds. Today's list is almost entirely different from the list of 15 or 20 years ago. In our business, we call it "reversion to the mean," and it happens all the time.
The professor seems to have forgotten a major theme of Marx, and later Joseph Schumpeter, that capitalism is a dynamic model of creative destruction. Today's winners are not necessarily next year's winners. IBM used to dominate the computer business; now Apple does. Citibank used to be the country's largest bank. Now it is Chase. Sears Roebuck used to be the largest retail store. Now it is Wal-Mart. GM used to be the biggest car manufacturer. Now it is Toyota. And the Rockefellers used to be the wealthiest family. Now it is the Walton family, who a generation ago were dirt poor.
Piketty is no communist and is certainly not as radical as Marx in his predictions or policy recommendations. Many call Piketty "Marx Lite." He doesn't advocate abolishing money and the traditional family, confiscating all private property or nationalizing all of the industries. But he's plenty radical in his soak-the-rich schemes, a punitive 80% tax on incomes above $500,000 or so, and a progressive global tax on capital with an annual levy between 0.1% and 10% on the greatest fortunes.
Why assess a tax of even 0.1% on wealth? It destroys a fundamental sacred right of mankind — financial privacy and the right to be left alone. An income tax is bad enough. But a wealth tax is worse. A wealth tax is Big Brother at his worst. Such a tax would require every citizen to list all his or her assets. The intent is to prevent any secret stash of gold and silver coins, diamonds, artwork or bearer bonds. Suddenly, the privacy guaranteed to Americans by the Fourth Amendment would be denied and produce an illegal and underground black market.
Equally important, a wealth tax is a tax on capital — the key to economic growth. The worst crime of Piketty's vulgar capitalism is his failure to understand the positive role of capital in advancing the standard of living in the world. As Andrew Carnegie simply said, "Capitalism is about turning luxuries into necessities." The latest example is the smartphone. It's the great equalizer. Virtually everyone rich and poor has one, thanks to the ingenuity of entrepreneurs like Steve Jobs. This is democratic capitalism at its best. Income inequality may be growing, but when it comes to goods and services, inequality may be shrinking.
To create new products and services and raise economic performance, a nation need capital, lots of it. Contrary to Piketty's claim, it is good that capital grows faster than income, because it means people are increasing their savings rate. The only time capital declines is during war and depression, when capital is destroyed.
Piketty blames the increase in inequality on low growth rates. He says return on capital tends to be higher than the economic growth rate. Good, let's increase economic growth with tax cuts, sensible deregulation, better training/education, productivity and opening trade.
Even Keynes understood the value of capital investment and the need to keep it growing. In his "Economic Consequences of the Peace," Keynes compared capital to a cake that should never be eaten. "The virtue of the cake was that it was never to be consumed, neither by you nor by your children after you."
If the capital "cake" is the source of economic growth and a higher standard of living, we want to do everything we can to encourage capital accumulation. Make the cake bigger, and there will be plenty to go around for everyone. This is why increasing corporate profits is good — it means more money to pay workers. Studies show that companies with higher profit margins tend to pay their workers more. Remember the Henry Ford $5-a-day story of 1914? (In honor of its centennial, I'm telling this story again at FreedomFest this July 9.)
If anything, we should reduce taxes on capital gains, interest and dividends, and encourage people to save more and thus increase the pool of available capital and entrepreneurial activity. A progressive tax on high-income earners is a tax on capital. An inheritance tax is a tax on capital. A tax on interest, dividends and capital gains is a tax on capital. By over-taxing capital, estates and the income of our wealthiest people, including heirs to fortunes, we are selling our country and our nation short. You can never have too much capital.
What country has advanced the most since World War II? Hong Kong, which has no tax on interest, dividends or capital.
The great Scottish economist Adam Smith once said, "Little else is required to carry a state from the lowest barbarism to the highest degree of opulence but peace, easy taxes and a tolerable administration of justice." Moreover, his system of easy taxes and natural liberty would reduce inequality and result in "universal opulence, which extends itself to the lowest ranks of the people."
My hope is that Professor Piketty will see the error of his ways and write a sequel called "The Wealth of Nations for the 21st Century," which will quote Adam Smith instead of Karl Marx. Perhaps he will quote this passage: "To prohibit a great people… from making all that they can of every part of their own produce, or from employing their stock and industry in the way that they judge most advantageous to themselves, is a manifest violation of the most sacred rights of mankind."
You Blew It! Billionaire Leaves House Empty for 13 Years
Here's an incredible story that a friend of mine told me. In Las Vegas, his next door neighbor is a Hong Kong billionaire who has owned his mansion there for 13 years. The mansion is worth around $6 million.
It has about $250,000 worth of furnishings… beautiful. Every room is furnished to the hilt… and a $150,000 AMG Mercedes is in the garage.
Even funnier is that every week a pool cleaner comes. Every week, a gardener comes. Every month, a maid service comes. Every month, a pigeon company cleans pigeon poop off of the roof. A limo from MGM comes once a month to collect mail (he's a High Roller there).
Yet, in 13 years, no one has EVER slept in the mansion.
My friend says the billionaire is "good for the economy." I say, what a waste. It is a form of conspicuous consumption by the leisure class, as Veblen called it in his classic work.
This image of wealth is terrible for capitalism at a time when millions — even billions — of people are struggling in this world to survive.
I wonder how many other nice homes are left empty in Las Vegas and around the country… homes that could be rented out to needy families.
This kind of story is what leads to resentment and calls for punitive taxes on the rich. The rich need to wake up and start promoting good causes with their money rather than let it sit idly in empty mansions in Las Vegas.
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Mark Skousen, Ph. D., is the editor of the monthly investment newsletter Forecasts & Strategies, as well as three weekly trading services—High-Income Alert, Five Star Trader, and Fast Money Alert. He is also a professional economist, investment expert, university professor, and author of more than 25 books. He earned his Ph. D. in monetary economics at George Washington University in 1977. He has taught economics and finance at Columbia Business School, Columbia University, Grantham University, Barnard College, Mercy College, Rollins College, and is a Presidential Fellow at Chapman University. He also has been a consultant to IBM, Hutchinson Technology, and other Fortune 500 companies. For more information about Mark's services, go to http://www.markskousen.com/
I am Sharing Skousen (below) because he Rocks ! "KILLING THE GOLDEN GOOSE" (A Tale of The Re-distribution of Wealth) .
Love Skousen's Adam Smith quote:
"To prohibit a great people… from making all that they can of every part of their own produce, or from employing their stock and industry in the way that they judge most advantageous to themselves, is a manifest violation of the most sacred rights of mankind."
The real way to enrich the poor in a free market society is to let the rich become as profitable as legal and honest commerce can make them, not to make them as poor as the poor via re-distribution of their wealth. You cannot make the poor richer by making the rich poorer. The rich don't put their so called "excess profits" under the bed. They re-invest every penny that they don't spend on their personal consumption. Re-investment of capital (wealth) creates new jobs for the unemployed and higher wages for the employed. Government cannot create new wealth or additional jobs via the re-distribution of wealth any more than you can become more wealthy by taking a dollar from your right pocket and putting it into your left pocket. In a free market society buyers of goods and services only give the rich more profit if they are both better off for having done so. Redistributing all the wealth of the rich to consumers as Keynesians advocate is like eating all the eggs produced and then wondering why the next generation of productive chickens (and its eggs) has dissapeared. THE POOR CAN'T ENRICH THE POOR. ONLY THE RICH CAN ENRICH THE POOR !
Robin Hood was not a hero. He was a GLORIFIED THEIF !
Under the controls of the concept of redistribution there is no insensitive for anyone to strive to do better or to produce anything more than barely acceptable. This concept is one of the biggest con jobs of the last century and is still showing it's ugly head today. The end result is that everyone is stuck in a mediocre existence except for the "special few". You can look at any country or group that espouses socialism or Marxism as their economic model and you can plainly see this in practice. As the saying goes, "Some are more equal than others". Also the lesson from Robin Hood was that the rich in the case shown were not getting rich from their own efforts. They were getting rich by stealing the production of the people of the land in much the same way as all socialist and Marxist get rich off the efforts of their countrymen, because they are the "special ones".
Mark Skousen is a smart man, I first met him at a Sound Money Conference in St. Louis, in May of 1990, then in San Jose, Costa Rica, at another conference, Dec, 1990. We also went the the conferences in San Jose, in 1991, 1993, and 1998, the year I retired. I have one of his books, "Economics on Trial."
I wish I'd learned earlier about "passive" income. Mark gives a great review of Pitekky's book …. and tells the truth! I've told my sons and will tell them again till it sinks in to invest 10% of your wages early on. I started out cutting grass! Here's my thought. I've known too many very happy people who hold, good, modest wage paying jobs that invested small amounts regularly early. They now enjoy great passive income on top of that wage paying job. They don't have the stress many high level managers endure. Their lives are well organized. They are great employees! The point is that while the sciences and engineering pay good money to start, it is not always guarantied. Song writers and artists have a tough row to hoe in the beginning, but early, smart money management can provide the foundation to allow them freedom to foster the inspiration they desire. Are you tired of Steve Jobs being held up as an example? Me too. But face it. He built his dream in a garage for heavens sake. He wasn't a financial analyst, engineer, economist, PhD etc. He had NO cred … entails. Give us a break Pitekky. I haven't read the book, but it sounds like a very depressing story, not one of inspiration or even hope. On the other hand, if you haven't Greenspan's book, I recommend it.
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I support this project. I support it because of the revenue and vitality it will bring to this part of Albany.
I am very disappointed by the news of Whole Foods pulling out, however
It looks like Whole Foods is not going to be the anchor retail tenant. For those many others also expecting a Whole Foods, I understand the disappointment. However UC also stated that Whole Foods would provide graduate students in UC Village a place to shop, which was always a stretch.
UC is confirming its support ("undiminished commitment") for the project. UC says "We feel very optimistic about the extent to which other partners will be interested." The project is not dead. I love many of the ideas that I've heard for other tenants. This is an opportunity to find a tenant that can provide goods the residents of the Village can more readily afford as well as generate revenue to support student housing and the City.
I'm following this project closely, and I have followed it closely for the 4-5 years since the project was first proposed. I am very interested in the economic and other benefits this project will bring the city. It is projected to increase the City's revenue by $450 thousand gross, and $200,000 net (which accounts for the increased cost of services, such as police and fire, due to the project). For comparison the City's total revenue for 2011 was about $27 million (http://www.albanyca.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=19230).
The above refers to just the direct revenue increase. It is likely there will be indirect revenue increases as well due to increased business activity along San Pablo Avenue in the vicinity of the project. In addition, the City negotiated with UC for it to provide Little League fields in perpetuity as part of the project. This would be the first time there is a long term arrangement regarding the fields, which exist currently on a year-to-year basis at the grace of UC.
However, I'm concerned the city has not done enough to make sure UC is doing everything it can to include good environmental sustainability features. In literally the last three minutes before the project was approved at 1 am, some of the environmental requirements that had existed for three years were weakened, or perhaps even eliminated, without any opportunity for public question or comment.
As a result UC may get out of installing renewable energy facilities, such as solar photovoltaic systems, and it may get out of making sure that the project has reasonable internal and external bicycle access. These provisions allowed the project to conform to the city's Climate Action Plan (CAP) and reach its CAP goals. We must ensure that we get a project that is good for Albany in every way possible.
I am on the governing body of two organizations, Albany Strollers & Rollers and Carbon Neutral Albany. The organizations were satisfied about the guarantees in the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) going into that City Council meeting. Following the vote the organizations sought further negotiation with the City, but the City did not return to the negotiating table in a timely manner (there is only a 30-day period in which to contest the EIR). Consequently the organizations regretfully filed a law suit since this was the only way to continue to seek negotiations regarding the last minute changes. The goal of the law suit is not to stop the project.
Since the law suit was filed, the City and UC have returned to the negotiating table. Progress is being made and it appears a settlement can be reached soon without the law suit going to a full trial. The organizations do not wish to delay this project any more than is necessary to reach a settlement.
Note: There is another lawsuit filed and 2 referenda that have been filed. At this time I do not support these efforts. The lawsuit appears to seek to stop the project. The referenda will likely at least cause a great delay in the project, if not stop it completely.


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Not only did Friday mark the end to another busy week in the Kentucky Senate, it also was day 46 of our 60-day legislative session. We are now in the proverbial "fourth quarter" when the House and the Senate must come together to get a victory for the state of Kentucky by passing a responsible budget. After 10 weeks we are still awaiting a key "assist" from our colleagues in the House in the form of a budget bill that has yet to pass the lower chamber.
Frankfort was abuzz this past week, as the spotlight turned to budget negotiations, last minute bill filings, and movement on critical pieces of legislation.
The video footage is dramatic. An anti-Trump protester is shoved as she's being removed from a rally earlier this month in Louisville. A week later, a protestor is punched by a Trump supporter in North Carolina. This past weekend, a Trump rally is cancelled after supporters and protestors clash in Chicago.
The common narrative throughout the media is that Trump supporters are angry, rabid and violent. I'm not sure that's a completely fair assessment.
I received the Spencer Magnet today, and was disappointed not to find an article by Tom Watson. His article is the first thing I look for in each issue.
If you've spent any time on social media, watching the news, or especially the presidential debates over the past few weeks, you realize there is no shortage of anger stirring in our nation today. That's not always a bad thing, as anger channeled into passion can motivate us to work for significant changes.
But political passion often turns to rage and hatred, and we've seen far too much of that this season. What we really need is a chance to cool off.
There has been no shortage of activity in Frankfort this week. The 40th day of the 2016 Legislative Session passed, along with the bill filing deadline. There have been more than 900 bills filed this session yet only one, Senate Bill 4, has been signed into law. While many legislators were hurrying to file bills before the deadline, there was much other activity going on within the Capitol walls.
As the Senate eagerly awaits a budget proposal from the House of Representatives, we are busy passing bills both out of committee and out of the Senate to send to our House colleagues during the eighth week of the 2016 Kentucky General Assembly.
When a new governor is elected, it should be incumbent upon all parties to work together, establish trust and build relationships, especially in a budget session where so much is at stake.
From the beginning, however, we have been operating at a trust deficit.
Matt Bevin promised during his campaign to release his tax returns, but then once elected, refused to release them.
Fast forward to the 2016 legislative session, in which the General Assembly is required to pass a state budget during a 60-day session.
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I have been on the road since Tuesday and have not had time to pay much attention to the news leading into this game against Kentucky. From what I can tell, the lingering hangover from the WLOCP is worse than any in recent memory. How will that affect the players?
I am tired from my trip and still hung over from the WLOCP myself, so I will be brief...
The Dawgs need to start fast and keep their foot on the accelerator in this game to begin their healing process. This is not a game that just any win will make people feel better. No sir. Everyone is in a mood for an ass-whipping and they don't want that ass to be wearing silver britches. I feel like the team will not be especially sharp in Lexington and this could be a frustrating game a la UT and VU. That is not what we need.
However, in the end, a win by any margin is critical to point this team toward a 10-2 regular season record and a Capital One bowl bid. I truly believe we will win this in a game that is too close for comfort and I hope I am wrong. There is not any one thing that I expect to be a problem but just a general sense of malaise and drudgery. Look for an uninspired plodding effort resulting in a final score of 23 - 13. Damn I hope I am wrong. I am totally in the mood for us to ring up 50+ points while playing a modicum of defense. We shall see.
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Speakman wins second America East individual title
Speakman is first Seawolf to claim two individual cross country conference championships
#Seawolves ready for America East Championships Saturday
Stony Brook women looking for seventh title in eight years
#Seawolves season heats up at Coast-to-Coast Battle in Beantown
Christina Melian is coming off first-place finishes at Stony Brook Opener and Wolfie Invitational
Melian, Speakman pace #Seawolves to sweep in Stony Brook Season Opener
Seawolves boast top individual and team performances in season opener
#Seawolves start season regionally ranked, will host Stony Brook Season Opener Saturday
Women 10th, men 14th in Preseason UTFCCCA Northeast Regional Rankings
2014: Was fourth in 19:09.55 at the Stony Brook Season Opener (8/30)...placed 22nd in 25:42.00 at the America East Championship (11/1).
2011: Finished 22nd at the Leeber Invitational (27:54) ... placed 298th at the Paul Short Run (26:54) ... took 13th at the Central Connecticut Invitational (15:47) ... finished 65th at the America East Championships (26:33.89) ... took 191st at the NCAA Regional Championships (35:25.7).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for coach Jeff Dempsey at Suffern High School ... team captain as a senior.
Personal: Born Tyler Frigge on October 31, 1992 in Flint, Michigan ... son of Thomas and Heather Frigge.


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Howdy! Vote For Me!
Today is the last day to early vote. Did ya know that? Do ya care? Well you're normal to me if your answers are no and no. At least to me it's normal. But, keep in mind, normal for me is not knowing what I'm talking about. We had Democratic candidate for Congress in the 4th District, Q. Byrum Husrt, in the studio today and I make a statement about said such district and I was......wait for it....wait for it....completely wrong! Yep. I should really not be allowed to vote. I'm serious. If I'm not better informed than I am, I should have to sell my right to vote. You know I would too.
Patti James visited with us this morning. Now would a woman of such intelligence and stature in the community, ever hang out with us if not for election time? Sure there's a chance. Just not likely. She did indeed hang with us and told us why we should vote for her. Patti also found David Bazzel's phone in the restroom. You have one guess at how she came across that wallet. That's all ya need. One guess.
Knowing that he could be the next one on The Show With No Name's Celeb Death List, Harry King wanted to get one more election in before he punched his ticket so, he voted early. Harry has been a part of many elections. He said this morning that the first time he voted, as he put it, was to let some kid named Barabbas or something or other go.
Great time at Buzz BQ Saturday. Thank you for coming out if ya did. If ya didn't, you missed a good time. Maybe next year huh. Love to have ya.
Tomorrow and Wednesday I don't know when I will be able to blog. Hopefully I will be able to. I'm playing Golf both days after the show. I know. If I didn't suck before i do now right. I know you're just kiddin'.
Talk atcha Tuesday.
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