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Thursday, May 2, 2013
The House approved dozens of pieces of legislation last week in advance of the "crossover" deadline on May 1. The most important piece of legislation was a major reform package to our two-decade old ethics laws.
The House Republican Caucus, the House Democratic Caucus and the governor's office each had study committees into the matter. All of the committees shared information and ideas over the past six months.
The Republican Caucus and the governor each submitted final reports of what each would like to see in the law. Dozens of meetings were held, public testimony was taken and public input was encouraged.
House Majority Leader Bruce Bannister, Caucus Ethics Study Committee Chairman Murrell Smith and others took the best ideas and began discussing ethics with their counterparts across the aisle and in the governor's office.
The legislation:
• Abolishes the House and Senate ethics committees and replaces them with a new, bi-partisan commission that includes public officials and members of the general public.
• Creates a "Public Integrity Unit" to receive and investigate criminal complaints from the new commission.
• Abolishes "Leadership PAC" contributions to elected officials.
• Requires all lawmakers to disclose all sources of income – public and private – in an attempt to root out conflicts of interest.
• Requires lobbyists to register if they lobby local governments or school districts, but keeps all of the same exemptions for members of the public and "local" organizations such as PTAs, homeowners' associations, or churches.
• Strengthens criminal penalties for violations of the Ethics Act.
• Eliminates the "blackout period" right before an election when candidates do not have to disclose donors.
• Expands when a public official must recuse himself from a vote to include all levels of the legislative process down to the subcommittee level.
Ultimately, this is a significant change in how the public will hold their public officials accountable.
One major complaint from the public was that the House and Senate judge themselves on ethics, and even though most states and Congress operate in the same manner, it was time for our state to lead on ethics reform.
We have long touted our ethics laws as some of the strongest in the nation, and they were when they were originally written two decades ago. Since that time a lot has changed in politics. Even six years ago, people rarely contributed to political campaigns online.
We hardly give any of these things a second thought today, but our law doesn't reflect those changes. It is time for our conservative state to promote a conservative ethics reform plan that strengthens the law, streamlines the complaint process and makes public officials more accountable.
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I'll have 10 at my table this Thanksgiving, but rest assured, I won't be doing all the cooking.
My mother-in-law is bringing roasted Brussels sprouts and homemade cranberry sauce. My sister-in-law, Pat, is hauling down some chestnuts from Chicago to make homemade chestnut ice cream. My sister, Donna, said she'll make peas, butterbeans and pumpkin pie.
That leaves Charlie and me to cook the turkey and the dressing, make a relish tray and furnish the rolls.
But what's Thanksgiving without some kind of sweet potato dish? I know we'd have plenty of food without one, but I can't help myself. And I have just the recipe I want to try.
A couple of weeks ago, I received a copy of "The Lee Bros. Simple Fresh Southern: Knockout Dishes with Down-Home Flavor," and it had a recipe for Lemon-Glazed Sweet Potatoes in it.
Ironically, my mother-in-law sent me the same recipe a week or so ago, because she thought I might want to try the dish at Thanksgiving.
And so I shall.
By the way, if you want a copy of the cookbook, or want to meet Matt and Ted Lee, they'll be at Reed's Gum Tree Bookstore today from noon to 1:30 p.m. signing copies of their cookbook.
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1 tablespoon unsalted butter
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1⁄8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Peel the sweet potatoes and cut them into 1-inch-thick slices. Grease a 9×13-inch baking dish with the butter. Arrange the sweet potato disks in a single layer in the pan. Mix the brown sugar, lemon juice, cinnamon and salt in a small bowl, and pour the glaze mixture evenly over the potatoes.
Cover the baking dish with aluminum, foil and bake until potatoes are fork-tender, about 45 minutes. Remove the foil and cook for about 5 more minutes, until the glaze has thickened and becomes syrupy. Serve immediately. (The glazed sweet potatoes can be cooked in advance, stored in the refrigerator and reheated in a warm oven.)
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After a quarter-century as a military correspondent, David Wood, '70 knew the drill as he reported from Afghanistan last week, in helmet and flak jacket, on the intricacies of the U.S. war effort. But this time he was writing for a fledgling Web site, one that — unlike the thousands that specialize in commentary, snark or recycling other people's reporting — is willing to pony up to send an old-school journalist on a six-week foreign assignment. Wood was picked up by AOL's Politics Daily in May, shortly after the Baltimore Sun laid him off. "As the newspaper business declined, I felt hemmed in by smaller news pages, demands for tighter copy, growing stinginess with travel money," Wood says. "It just seemed harder and harder to do quality, in-depth journalism on my beat. None of those restrictions exist at Politics Daily." Read full article.
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HOMER CITY - After being helped up by Scarlet Dragon coach A.J. Hoenstine following the postgame meeting, Central High School senior baseball player Trent Forshey leaned over the fence to share a brief kiss with his girlfriend, Sarabeth Bean.
It might very well have symbolized a good-bye to not only one of the best teams in Central's proud baseball program but a farewell to one of the most accomplished classes in the school history.
"Just an awesome run from where we started,'' Forshey said, fighting back tears. "We wanted to get back to this point, but we knew we were going to have to work hard.''
The District 6 champion Dragons' bid to return to the PIAA Class AA finals ended with a tough, 5-4 loss to Riverside at First Commonwealth Bank Field on Monday. As the players left the field, one fan shouted, "Good year.'' Another "We're proud of you, boys.''
It was a sentiment shared by their coach.
"I wish this was a three-game series, but it's not. It's one game. I knew that we'd play really hard,'' Hoenstine said. "[The players] did a good job of that and holding each other accountable for things and just played the game the right way.
"Baseball's a tough game sometimes because you can only put nine guys out in the field, but we had a whole group of seniors who were high-quality, high-character kids and good role models for our underclassmen.''
Coming off a magical year when they finished as state runner-up, the Dragons turned in a campaign in which they won one more game by going 18-6, even though the season ended one game earlier.
Central didn't do it with the same nucleus. Only four of the seven seniors who started vs. Riverside were in the lineup of the 2010 state final against Bermudian Springs. One of them - Forshey - didn't play until the playoffs because of knee surgery from a football injury.
Seniors Mason Longenecker and Lucas Runk, who started at third base and center field, respectively, weren't even on the team last year. Sophomore catcher Kasy Hamm was at a different position, and shortstop Austin Cunningham was in eighth grade.
"Obviously, we had our two left-handed pitchers [Tyler Ferguson and Jared Baird] coming back. But, with Trent being out, [right fielder] Pat Schon was really our only returning regular,'' Hoenstine said. "I tell the kids at the start of every season that we might not start off too well, but, if you do what we ask of you, we'll be a pretty tough team to beat by the end of the year.''
The Dragons were 3-3 after a 6-0 loss to Philipsburg-Osceola and only 5-4 on April 20 before reeling off eight straight wins, punctuated by an amazing 36-22 victory at Clearfield when first-year starting senior Lucas Blattenberger belted four home runs.
"We knew what it took from last year. We lost six of our starting hitters, but we had our two big pitchers back. Fergy and Baird really got us through the playoffs,'' Forshey said. "We had to get the bats somewhere. We had some big people step up.''
But then, that's what this group of Dragons had always been doing. In addition to a 6-AA title and two trips to the state final four in baseball, these seniors will leave Central as the school's winningest class in football with a district title and two other trips to the district semifinals. Derek Nothstein and Dan Hoover combined for three PIAA track and field medals for Central.
"Coach Hoenstine, back in sixth grade, told us we were going to be the class to turn things around and do things the right way. I think, through the years, we proved to everyone that we were that class,'' Runk said.
Hoenstine, who also coached them in football, said he saw something that went beyond athletic ability, describing a close-knit, unselfish group that also excelled in the classroom.
"We pushed each other in practice all the time. We were a really good team, fighting for spots all the time. That's what you want, to make each other better,'' Runk said. "We also had a great coaching staff. I wouldn't trade it for anything.''
Runk, though, couldn't help to wonder what else was possible. He was all-state in football three times and will continue to play that sport at St. Francis University with Forshey despite a injury that ended his sophomore season in the state quarterfinals and another in summer baseball that got his senior football year off to an uncertain start. By the end of football, he was one of the healthiest Dragons.
"I think about it a lot,'' Runk said "But, what is, is.''
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Should there be a minimum of 30% tax on long term capital gains?
How about this.
Eliminate Income Tax and the IRS. Eliminate Corporate Gains. Take Welfare prgrams away from the Federal Government, cut 25% of the Defense budget, and 25% of our military's budget, eliminate the wasteful Departments such as Education, Housing and Urban Development, and Interior. Eliminate the earmarking, set our Federal Budget down to 750 billion, almost all on National Security. Have the states raise (however they want) and send the money based on population. And eliminate the tax burden that we face, along with the deficits.
Every politician since the middle 50's has adopted the "tax the rich" slogan in the hopes of getting elected. I am surprised there are still rich folks around since they pay around 50% of all the income tax generated. Here comes another "tax the rich! Make them pay their fair share!" cry.
The truth of the matter is, they are paying their fair share, and your share as well. What we need are more taxpayers.
Sign me up please.
Make the rich pay their fair share comes from the current government using class warfare.
Having a billionaire pay more does nothing for me.
We pay to much tax as a country in whole, enough is enough, government needs to curb is spending, stop the pork and the earmarks.
Get rid of entitlements period, welfare..plain and simple ,YOU DON'T GET NONE !!!!!!
The only people I hear screaming " make the rich pay more," are scuzzy polititions who want to get re-elected and people collecting entitlments.
You get rid of WIC AND WELFARE, SECTION 8, GUESS WHAT, LESS PEOPLE WILL BE GETTING KNOCKED UP JUST SO THEY GET PUT INTO THE SYSTEM.
Do you know what "mamas little money maker means? thats when people have their daughters get pregnant, they turn around and become foster parents (which pays very well ) and tada, the whole family benefits.
Then you have the dis-abilty cheats, sucking the life out of SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICAID AND MEDICARE.
You get rid of entitlements and 4 things will happen..
1. People will pay more attention to birth control
2. more people will find that job,
3. they won't vote for <snip>s who feel they can take and take and take.
4. with more people working and a more responsible government, guess what, no more financial problems. we all benefit.
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I think everyone can agree that abuses of the system need to be eliminated. If I'm reading your post correctly, though, it sounds like you want to eliminate our various social safety nets all together. To that I can only say, I hope you never find yourself in a position where you need that safety net. Unless, of course, it's your goal in life to end up on the streets through no fault of your own.
And before anyone says anything, I'm just as gainfully employed as the rest of you. I've never been "in the system" and I hope to keep it that way. However, that does not mean I don't see the necessity of having social safety nets. Not everyone is as blessed as we here at LP are.
I think cutting defense and the military in today's world would be extremely irresponsible.
And that's the Number 1 reason I could never vote for Ron Paul.
"The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"
--Edmund Burke
I have to agree with you on that one Rdg, too many bad issues going on right now for cuts. Maybe eliminating some of the chiefs and their aides...but not troops and logistics.....
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Exactly. However reforms definitley need to be made. I would suggest these;
1-mandatory drug testing for anyone collecting benefits.
2-mandatory career training.
3-not being punished for actually TRYING to go to work, example; If your collecting aide and you get a job paying chump change they will completely take you off, instead I believe you should be gradually taken off depending on how much you make. No 1 can support a family on minimum wage.
4-and conversely you should not be rewarded with more benefits for having more kids while on welfare.
5-an arrest while on benifits automatically strips them.
6-random checks on people collecting to make sure there is no lexus in the driveway, drug dealing etc...SEE HOW THEY ARE LIVING!
There are many people out there who just have kids for the sake of having everyone else support them, but there are also many who already had kids while financially stable then through no fault of they're own lost they're jobs. These are the people welfare was intended to help as well as genuinely disabled people who can't work.
The thought that there is a job there for anyone who wants one is a fantasy and further the jobs that are there don't always pay enough to live on. Between outsourcing, illegal immigration and an increase in foreign imports, There just aren't enough jobs to go around. Combine that with a worldwide recession and you have record numbers of people who legitimately need help, and in my opinion should get it. When we fail to help our fellow human beings, we fail to be human.
Roger that.
It should be a safety net, not a hammock.
Yes, enough is enough, if people finds themselves down and out through no fault of their own they can depend on family or charity. not a government forcing me through taxation. The social saftey nets are being abused.
And yes, I have been down and out, a long time ago, I learned from my mistakes, and they were my mistakes. Nobody and I mean nobody, had to support me.
If you can't feed kids, you don't have them,
I am tired of telling my son no, he can't have something, because our checks are being eaten alive by taxes. We put money away for a rainy day, we go without and save, then I turn around and watch someone on welfare, buying steak and shrimp, xbox and flat screen tvs. no enough is enough.
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For a lead role in a cage?
From Pink Floyd's " Wish you were here"
Although I understand and share your frustration with people taking advantage, I disagree with your solution. Not everyone has family who are willing or able to help them if they fall. There are no charities that will pay your rent or bills if you fall. Not everyone has the ability to save for a rainy day as you suggest for most people live paycheck to paycheck and once it's gone, they're screwed.
If they eliminate these programs completely as you suggest, your taxes will be no lower than before. Our government will just spend that money somewhere else. Likely on themselves or subsidies for they're supporters. The crime rate would double, maybe even triple if people are just cut off like that. Like I said, The thought that there is a job for everyone who wants it is a fantasy, a myth, a common fallacy. Even in times of economic prosperity the people out of work will always outnumber the jobs available.
As far as not having kids if you can't feed them well, it's the chicken or the egg argument. For those that choose to have kids while on welfare, they should get nothing. But what about those who had the kids first and were financially stable? What of the father/mother of 2 who had they're job shipped over seas and needs a little help? I have no problem with helping them. It's the drugdealer/gangbanger who used to live upstairs from me who was collecting SSI checks that should be cut. It's my younger sister who has been on welfare her entire adult life who continues to have kids(5 now). This disgusts me and i've disowned her because she is nothing but a leach. I am as fed up as you are but there are people who genuinely need help and have no other options. I will not allow my frustration and ager at the dirtbags destroy my compassion for others.
I won't dissect this point by point, but nearly every problem you've described can be traced back to some direct or indirect consequence of one gov't program or other.
Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams have done many columns on what life was like before and after various programs were passed to "help" people -- Prohibition, Minimum wage (Davis-Bacon), War on Poverty, school subsidies, etc. There has been no problem so bad that the gov't couldn't get involved in ... and make worse.
Entitlement mentality causes more crime than poverty. Check out poverty vs crime rates in poorer nations and earlier times in this nation.
If the gov't left the money it wastes in the pockets of those that work for it, then people would be free to donate it to those that in their own judgement/compassion would put it to best use.
In neo-conned Amerika, bank robs you. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms should be the name of a convenience store, not a govnoment agency.
You honestly think that after doubling the military budget, we can find NO room to scale back? There's no waste? I understand that the Federal Government's most important role is to defend the country, but there's LOTS of room for cuts in the military budget. My first 2 would be to remove troops from Germany and Japan. I can understand disagreeing with him on Foreign Policy (I do think we should have some involvement in protecting our interests, but I agree with him that all of that action must have Congressional approval, unless it's a response to an attack), but you should understand that he's the only one who will deal with the debt problem. He's the only one who's been consistently for small government, and defending the Constitution. He doesn't just say it, he actually believes it, and his voting record shows it. (Unlike the rest of the candidiates)
The problem I have with these ideas are that they would be horridly expensive to initiate, and would likely violate our rights. These ideas of government oversight of day to day life is eerily similar to the violations like the Stamp Act. I say anybody whose over X age gets to keep their benefits, and the rest of us should "fend for our selves" in the market. (AKA, not get taxed, and buy or don't buy insurance ourselves) Or maybe our state would come up with it's own version. (I'd advocate the markets, but a state run system would at least be more likely to held accountable than a federal program)
The same thought had crossed my mind as far as how expensive it could be to enact these reforms however, the droves of blood sucking leachers that would be booted off the system for drug use, fraud, criminal activity etc.. would absolutely outweigh the cost of enforcement.
With respect to Ron Paul, I love his policies of scaling back government and beaurocrasy. The propblem I have with him as well as the rest of the candidates is they're complete disregard for the problems facing our environment. Ron Paul advocates the abolishment of the EPA. Big problem for me.
This government is fat as hell no doubt and there are billions maybe trillions of dollars being wasted. The federal budget needs an overhaul for sure. When I started my home improvement business, I had to get this signed, fill out that form, pay this fee, that fee, that license etc, etc. This is nothing more than red tape and only makes it harder to start a business as well as costs money. It's rediculous how stifling the country and states can be to it's own economy. I believe Ron Paul is the type of guy who would say"you want to start a business, go ahead" ,that's why I like him. I just wish he felt differently about the environment.
There are already 50 state EPAs, so my arguement would be to hand more authority back to them. Even better, just have stronger property rights laws, and environmental protection comes as an exfension of your right to property.
Just my thoughts on that. I just think the Federal EPA, just like the vast majority of federal agencies, is grossly incompetent.
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Members of the GOP leadership in the Minnesota House and Senate will take your questions about the government shutdown, the special session and the Minnesota budget deal on MPR's Midday.
House Majority Leader Matt Dean and Assistant Senate Majority Leader David Hann will join host Marianne Combs.
When are the state parks going to open?
Does your guest not understand basic finance? present value vs future value of money due to school funding shift? unbelievable.
Calling the 7700 richest peoplle in MN "The Decision Makers" reveals a perspective that resides in the Republican party. It harkens back to English governing styles: Lords and serfs. I, for one, am insulted by this. It requires the rest of us- workers- to rely on the generous good nature of a few? What a joke. When will MN wake up and stop electing these people?


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Dear Car Coach: My friend drives a 2011 Subaru Forester. She had an oil change and tire rotation the other day for $96. She was shocked. Her manual recommends using synthetic oil. But when she called the dealer, they said they use 5W-30 for all oil changes.
My question is, if synthetic is recommended, is it necessary? Could regular oil be used? Also her manual recommends the oil be changed every 7,500 miles. The dealer shows 3,000 miles for the next oil change.
I thought newer cars recommend an oil change every 5,000 miles and more if you use synthetic. – E.T.
Dear ET: I'm concerned to hear that the dealer installed the wrong oil. When a manufacturer requires certain oils, there is a huge reason. Usually it's the heat from the newer aluminum components as well as the higher RPM engines.
If your friend follows the owner's manual and uses the full synthetic oil as recommended, then changing the oil every 7,500 miles, the engine will deliver long life and have minimal issues.
By using the "conventional oil," you can potentially damage the engine and cause premature wear on other components. In addition, this dealer is seeking to have you back every 3,000 miles for his financial benefit. If your car uses conventional oil then you are RIGHT; every 5,000 miles is standard.
This is bad business and I'd report the dealer to the Better Business Bureau, Motor Oil Matters and Subaru. The Subaru has a well-built, strong Boxer engine that will run more than 100,000 miles with the proper fluids. Please tell your friend to find another place that pours the proper oil for her vehicle.
Dear Car Coach: I just found out I'm pregnant. We are so excited. Now that I'm showing, should I wear my seat belt any differently? I want to be safe in every way. – S.E.
Dear S.E.: First, always wear a seat belt. Wearing your seat belt protects you and your baby from injury or death in the event of a car crash. You should wear a seat belt no matter where you sit in the car. The biggest risk with a pregnant driver or passenger is this delicate area where your baby is growing.
Here is the proper way to wear a seat belt: The seat belt should be a three-point restraint. That means it should have a lap belt strap and a shoulder belt strap. The lap and shoulder belts keep you from being thrown from the car during an accident. The shoulder strap also keeps the pressure of your body off the baby after a crash.
Be sure to wear your seat belt correctly. The lap strap should go under your belly, across your hips and as high as possible on your thighs. The shoulder strap should go between your breasts and off to the side of your belly.
Seat belt straps should never go directly across your stomach. The seat belt should fit snugly. If possible, adjust the height of the shoulder strap so that it fits you correctly.
Another concern is air bags. Most experts agree that air bags are safe and can protect pregnant women from head injury. The air bags in your car should not be turned off when you are pregnant.
To be safe, you should move the seat back as far as possible and tilt the seat to get some distance between your belly and the steering wheel or dashboard.
Air bags are not a substitute for a seat belt, so always wear your seat belt even if your car has air bags.
Even if you are a passenger and sitting anywhere in the vehicle, you should sit in the back seat. Injuries from car crashes tend to be less serious in people who are sitting in the back seat. (Even in the back seat, it is still important to wear a seat belt.)
If you are in a car crash you should get treatment right away, even if you think you are not hurt. Most injuries to the baby happen within a few hours after a crash.
Your doctor needs to check you and your baby as soon as possible after a crash, especially if you are more than six months' pregnant. There is more information at the American Family Physician website.
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WHY YOU KNOW THEM: Their infectious pop rock single "Somebody Told Me" from their debut album, Hot Fuss
MAJOR LETDOWN: All have girlfriends
•Killer Confessions: Formed in 2002, the Killers—vocalist Brandon Flowers, guitarist David Keuning, bassist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci—may be influenced by Ziggy Stardust and '80s new wave, but their stage act owes something to the King and Old Blue Eyes. "Growing up in Vegas, I knew about Sinatra and Elvis's whole legacy," says Flowers. "These were people [who knew how to] put on a show."
•Boy band backlash: "Bad music from 1996 to 2001 inspired me," says Keuning, who cowrote four of Hot Fuss's songs with Flowers. "I thought most of the stuff I was coming up with was just as good." Nominated for three Grammys, including best rock album, the band hopes for the longevity of U2. "They aren't trying to sound like they're 25," says Flowers.
•Odd jobs: While in Vegas, Flowers, 23, worked as a bellhop; Vannucci, 28, as a wedding-chapel photographer; Keuning, 28, clerked at Banana Republic; and Stoermer, 27, was a medical courier, sometimes picking up boxers' urine for testing. "I once carried [heavyweight champ] Lennox Lewis's," says Stoermer.
•On the road again: Touring, which they've done nonstop for just over a year (this month they wrap up headlining the NME Tour in the U.K.), "is like being on the hood of a car with no goggles and never slowing down," says Vannucci. A run of bad luck, including emergency landings, has also curbed their enthusiasm for winging it. "It gets worse every time we fly," says Flowers. "I'm looking into boats."
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Believe me, I'm still disgusted. But while a team of lawyers headed by the ACLU battles it out in state Supreme Court, we have to turn our outrage into action.
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What Ren called Stimpy when he was angry at him sometimes, can also be used when someone does something sneaky or disgusting.
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As a game and a competition, the NFL Pro Bowl is a useless endeavor. I realize it attracts surprisingly healthy TV ratings, so I guess that's the point. The exhibition also gives chosen players the reward of an all-expenses paid vacation to Hawaii in the middle of winter, and that's a sweet deal. At least for the players that don't opt out of the game. The game itself is junk...
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I forgot to post my super fast total-body blast workout from yesterday in my blog this morning! Nothing major but it was exercise.
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On The Advisory
Circle's debut EP, Mind How You Go, a disembodied voice
echoes forth the slogan, "The Advisory Circle- helping you
make the right decisions!' Innocent, promising words perhaps
especially as a light bed of Moog synthesizer (straight out
of '70s British TV adverts) hums below But it's the
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Orwellian tone that's at the core of The Advisory Circle,
the brainchild of Derbyshire, U.K.-based sound experimenter
Jon Brooks. Brooks says The Advisory Circles music is about
hidden coercion, both political and supernatural. "It's
about the State which says, `We'll look after you,
everything is going to be alright with a caring smile,
whilst it's preparing to institutionalize you." he offers.
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Folklore and tradition. Ritual."
A member of the UK's Ghost Box collective/record label,
which includes artists The Focus Group, Belbury Poly, and
Mount Vernon Arts Lab, Brooks and his labelmates share an
affinity for haunted places, psychedelia, analog synth
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and documentaries of the '60s and '70s. It might sound like
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Box ventures into darker and more abstract realms. "For me,
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functional music, it can also be very experimental." Brooks
On his records, like the recent Other Channels, Brooks melds
numerous instruments, including mouldy "steam-powered"
synthesizers, with TV samples and field recordings. The
result plays out like a soundtrack to the life of a British
suburban housewife in the '70s. She's settled in a
comfortable home, and she's absolutely bored to hell with
all of it Brooks explains. A perfect example is the soap
opera-themed "Mogadon Coffee Morning" which Brooks describes
as the sound of "a housewife living in her bubble, pie-eyed
on barbiturates trying to leave the straight life behind."
On top of this ennui is the Cold War paranoia that Soviet
nuclear bombs could rain at any moment. That feeling dwells
in the track "Civil Defence is Common Sense" where a
grandfatherly voice announces the title before Brooks plays
a hymnal, analog synth melody that resembles a gloomy
patriotic call-to-arms.
"Everything's fine, but there is something not quite right
about it" is one way that Brooks describes the atmosphere of
The Advisory Circle. You might call it gallows humor, if
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frozen ponds (complete with sounds simulating grave
misfortune) - a spin. Other tracks aren't nearly as
self-explanatory but Brooks maintains the mystery. "If I
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House Speaker John Boehner has elaborated on both his reasoning and a timetable for a Congressional lawsuit against President Barack Obama for enacting laws through executive orders rather than through Congress as stipulated in the Constitution.
In an article for CNN on Sunday, Boehner stated that he plans to introduce legislation for the lawsuit later this month "before it is too late."
Boehner suggested the president has overstepped his authority in a number of areas, including health care, energy, foreign policy, and education.
"Too often over the past five years, the president has circumvented the American people and their elected representatives through executive action, changing and creating his own laws, and excusing himself from enforcing statutes he has sworn to uphold--at times even boasting about his willingness to do it, as if daring the American people to stop him," Boehner wrote.
The speaker added that this isn't the first time the House has raised the issue.
"We've passed legislation to address this problem (twice), but Senate Democrats, characteristically, have ignored it," Boehner continued. "There must be accountability."
President Obama responded to the lawsuit threat with defiance and even disdain.
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Judging the next filler arc's main villain design (compliment of the good people in Arlongpark), the next filler arc may be located upon a summer tropical vacation island inspired by Hawaii. My predication is that the Straw Hats land on the Hawaii island by accident of some sort (or maybe it's just Nami's nagging), the hosts of the island welcome them with open arms and the straw hats officially starts their unofficial vacation time. However unbeknown to them, the island is in fact, yes you guessed it, an island infested by bounty hunters. And you can sort of see where this is going. In fact, the next filler arc will focus more on humor than action. Let's get serious, how can a bunch of bounty hunters take on the 300m man? O yeah, by the way they got a stock pile of seastones! Oh well.
Any indication on how long this filler arc will be? I'm gonna trust your source (Arlongpark?), since that's the only thing I have to go on. I don't know if ep. 325 will have a preview of the next episode (haven't seen it yet), so I guess I'll have to wait until at least the raws come out for me to know. Either way, I don't mind a filler right now. The episode that I've been waiting for since the end of the Enies Lobby arc is finally here, the showdown between my boy Ace and Kurohige. He's my favorite character in the series (a close 2nd is Sanji), and I cannot wait to see his fight with Blackbeard animated. Fire vs. Darkness. Who's gonna win? Stay tuned to the manga to find out...