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Shipley Energy is a company born and raised in York City. Because of that, we have a strong drive to improve the community and to give back as much as we can. One of the groups we closely work with is Downtown Inc. They are an organization that is working to enhance and encourage the investment in York's central business district. We are stout supporters of Downtown Inc's goal. The annual Masquerade Ball is their signature fundraising event and Shipley Energy is their primary sponsor.
As a company, we are very involved with The City of York. Many of the events we support occur around the Christmas season. York City Light Up Night is an extremely popular event that Shipley Energy sponsors. The night is a celebration full of live entertainment, family-friendly activities, food, carol singalongs, and the lighting of the York City Christmas Tree. The other event we sponsor is the Children's New Year's Party which is perfect for families.
For one week in March of 2015, Shipley Energy had various teams working on a home that Habitat for Humanity was building. The teams finished dry walling the home and assisted in other installations. The home was located in Downtown York City.
Shipley Energy is a proud partner of Utopian State of Mind (USOM) and their groundbreaking strategy to provide all the tools necessary for people to succeed in today's workforce. Learn more about what USOM can do for you.
We are also part of the York Revolution and one of their big events is the annual Halloween parade. Community involvement is extremely important to Shipley Energy so ensure that our community continues to thrive and grow.
Every year, Shipley Energy has a team participate in the County Cup. The County Cup is a fundraising event held by the Rotary Club of York where teams of players participate in games of croquet. There are various cash prizes that can be won and are all given to charity. Shipley Energy's charity is raising money for the Reid Menzer Memorial Skatepark. The skatepark is located close to the Penn State, York campus. The park opened in September of 2008 as a memorial to 14-year-old Reid Menzer, who was killed when he was struck by a car while riding his street luge. The park is extremely unique and heavily used as it provides a much needed, safe space for skateboarders to ride. As of now, the park is so popular that it requires expansion.
Crispus Attucks Association of York holds an event called Wingstock where the ticket sales benefit the organization's mission to better the York community. Shipley Energy is a proud sponsor of Crispus Attucks and this yearly event.
There is also a breast cancer walk in which Shipley Energy has participated. Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is held every year in Harrisburg, PA and Shipley Energy had a sponsored team participate in the walk.
One event that is most looked forward to in Downtown York City is the annual Bike Night. With Harley-Davidson Motor Co. just miles away from the city, this event brings the community together. Shipley Energy is a proud sponsor of the very popular motorcycle parade that travels through the heart of the city.
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What a difference a day makes.
Twenty-four hours ago, I was the epitome of poor posture on a sofa inside the lobby of the downtown Kansas City Sheraton, my tie loosened around my neck, my sports jacket tossed over my backpack, my legs kicked up on the coffee table, my thumbs working the Twitter feed, my eyes wondering how long it'd be until the reporters who'd let me crash in their room rolled in — I had checked out that day with plans to drive home after the game, but by the time I finished up, the weather was terrible and I was working on fumes, and it wasn't worth it.
I was on a basketball high. Classic, after absolute classic. The Iowa State team that beat Kansas State, Kansas and Baylor looked different than it had the latter half of the season, and so I tweeted the Cyclones could be primed to make a very deep tournament run.
It's funny, the conversation before and after brackets are unveiled. "The Cyclones can beat anyone," is still true, yes — they did knock off eight Top 25 opponents this season — but is easier to say in the abstract, before draws have been formed. It's incredibly difficult to reach an Elite Eight or Final Four and it's also sobering to see what must be accomplished to do so.
Wichita State, for instance, will have to beat Kentucky/Kansas State, then probably Louisville. To advance further, it's Duke or Michigan.
Kansas has a favorable bracket, a floundering three seed in Syracuse and shaky six in Ohio State, while UCLA is an underachieving four-seed, but, man, to reach the Final Four the Jayhawks — who two weeks ago were an easy No. 1 seed — have to beat the top seed in Florida.
At first glance, I like Iowa State's draw. There aren't any zone teams, or ones with loads of huge, unstoppable big men, and I'll take Fred Hoiberg over anyone until Tom Izzo in the Elite Eight (no disrespect to Jay Wright of Villanova or UNC's Roy Williams, who are more accomplished but not quite the number-whiz, matchup-obsessed savant).
That's an opinion shared by others, probably because Virginia and Villanova aren't Kansas and Kentucky. Michigan State is the big dog here and the Spartans are the fourth seed, a trendy pick currently which closed the regular season losing four of its last six.
Look closer, though, and it's still going to be very, very, very tough. Iowa State will probably play No. 2 Villanova, which is No. 16 in adjusted offensive efficiency and No. 14 defensively. The Cyclones and their fans would choose to play Virginia over Michigan State, because Gary Harris, Adreian Payne, Keith Appling and Denzel Valentine are terrifyingly-awesome, but the Cavaliers are No. 25 in adjusted offense and No. 3 in defense.
If Iowa State's Big Three performs like it did in Kansas City, Naz Long contributes from outside and Dustin Hogue continues to do his thing, the Cyclones can make it to Arlington (Arlington, people, not Dallas). It's just going to be more difficult than it seemed last night, now that we begin to crunch the numbers and the odds.
2. DeAndre Kane has been a reporter's worst nightmare lately, refusing interviews with local beat reporters on first and second attempts before being coaxed into it. When he talks, he avoids eye contact and rarely smiles. It's weird, but it's not unusual, and Kane seems over all the media obligations he had at the beginning of the year when he was the hot story of the day.
The rest of the team remains bubbly. My guess is Kane has adopted a Me-Against-the-World mentality for this stretch run, his way to hone focus and manufacture a chip on the shoulder. It's frustrating, but it's kinda cool to watch in a way. There hasn't been much Hero Ball, yet Kane's playing angrier than ever. Even his celebrations seem angry (watch below). The 24-year-old is pissed off about something — maybe that it took this long for the college basketball world to know who he was, maybe because he can't spend all waking hours of the day playing hoops.
(That's not me griping, just providing information from behind the scenes. How could I be mad when his Grade-A celebration at the end of the Baylor game earned me some photo-bomb time?)
3. I plan this week to go as in-depth as I can on North Carolina Central and UNC/Providence. I've watched the latter two, not the former — did you?
The first thing I thought when looking at the bracket: Kane is going to have to bring his defense to San Antonio. NC Central's Jeremy Ingram is the Eagles' rock. North Carolina has somebody named Marcus Paige. Providence has has the fantastic Bryce Cotton, who plays a greater percentage of his team's minutes than anyone in the nation and has the No. 25 assist rate.
4. Bobby La Gesse of the Ames Tribune and I were talking Saturday about a tweet he sent out regarding Monté Morris, who he said could be really good by his senior year. A few people freaked out, because Morris is already really good as a freshman, but what the Notorious BLG means is like Kemba Walker-good. I agree. Frontcourts get you through the season, point guards win you games in March.
Morris broke the NCAA record for assist-to-turnover ratio — and shame on us for not talking about this more — but his offensive repertoire needs developing. We're talking about a potential 22 and eight guy.
5. Iowa State's road to the Final Four in Arlington (near Dallas) goes: San Antonio, New York City, and, wham, DFW.
6. I lived in San Antonio for a year (2009-10) before transferring to UT-Austin.
7. I lived in New York City one spring (2012) working as an intern at Sports Illustrated (Madison Square Garden is the best).
8. I never have lived in Dallas, but my Dad was born there and my grandmother still lives there. It's one of my very favorite cities.
9. Is that the secret? Is this teasip your good-luck charm?
10. My bracket? Still working on it. Plan on spending some time cuddled up with Pomeroy on Monday. I've seen some great teams this year. Here's my honest, late-night attempt at ranking the 10 best team performances I saw:


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We all know cats can't write. But if they could, their letters would be a lot like those in Jeremy Greenberg's new book, Sorry I Barfed on Your Bed. The author, comedian and father of 5-year-old twins joined us to share a few stories from the book and a few about where he got the ideas for it.
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I have regularly commented on the EDA industry and discussed specific companies in the past, including Cadence (NASDAQ:CDNS), Mentor Graphics, Magma (NASDAQ:LAVA), and Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS). Today I would like to take another look at Cadence, and examine what has changed since I last wrote about the company.
During the summer Cadence was rumored to be in buyout discussions with Blackstone (NYSE:BX) and KKR (KFN), which I said were preposterous. The only company in the EDA industry that warrants a buyout is Mentor Graphics (NASDAQ:MENT). Nonetheless, rumors seem to be persisting in the industry, telling of how clueless people are about how buyouts work, and what investors' motivations are in such deals.
Cadence announced Q3 earnings on October 24, 2007 and the results posted were better than analysts had expected. Cadence Q3 revenue totaled $401 million with net income resulting in $97.4 million, versus $81.4 million YoY for the same quarter.
For guidance, Cadence predicted it would meet analysts' expectations in Q4, and revenue would be in the range of $465 million to $475 million.
Regardless of beating analyst expectations, the market has not been kind to the stock. With a market cap of $4.9 billion and 268.8 million shares outstanding, CDNS closed at $21.69/share prior to announcing earnings on October 24, 2007. The following day the stock was downgraded, and closed at $19.32/share. The downgrading was due to a lack of faith in a new licensing model that will affect Cadence's pipeline. In earnings discussions the company made a commitment to keep focused efforts on making sure that it would have strong technology offerings, and to keeping a management eye on the product pipeline, which in turn would keep the company successful. Analysts seem to (rightly) disagree with that conclusion.
Two acquisitions have provided Cadence with key ammunition in growth segments of the EDA business. Clear Shape and Invarium, both in the DFM segment, bring technologies that would have been difficult to develop internally. I am glad to see the infamous Mike Fister NIH (Not Invented Here) syndrome, a direct import from Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), has not hindered Cadence in DFM, as it would have been absolutely fatal. [You can read more about DFM here.]
Cadence's direction is to envelope the client and cover as many areas as possible under umbrella all-you-can-eat contracts. The company is placing a lot of bets on the introduction of a draw-down license, or EDA Card, in which Cadence found its customers buying more software through an umbrella license than through traditional product-specific ordering. This approach, which was started two years ago, has continued to grow revenues significantly, they claim.
The hope is to capitalize on what Cadence dubs "spontaneous demand," and have the flexibility to meet the variety of needs at the moment they occur, and Cadence believes the company can generate more sales as a result.
The fallacy in the argument is that Cadence continues to sell its future short. These multi-year all-you-can-eat contracts, while introducing predictability into revenue streams, also take the punch out of technology breakthroughs, disruptive innovations, and associated upsides. The sales force, now incentivized with a commission structure to sell more of the very large all-you-can-eat deals, no longer pays any attention to point products. Yet, the irony of EDA is that any disruption, should it happen, would happen in the point products.
It is not an easy equation to balance - between umbrella deals and point products - since each have their pluses. However, the industry, as a whole, is still spinning in place, and nothing important has happened since I first wrote my article, "Future of EDA," which pointed out the dysfunctions.
Meanwhile, the rumor of a buyout is back, with a share price considerably cheaper at $17/share than the $23/share price of the summer. I still maintain, there is no upside in Cadence for a Private Equity firm, and not much for any investor, unless Cadence makes some very drastic steps to re-engineer the industry. That would mean mergers like ArvinMeritor Inc. (ARM) or KLA Tencor (NASDAQ:KLAC), which would consolidate adjacencies of a significantly different scale. Should such deals be in the realm of possibilities, then a private equity buy-out may be a very interesting proposition.


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Yes, this blog title is in reference to the Wreck-It Ralph movie. I'm really looking forward to seeing it. I actually have to take a few vacation days before my anniversary date at work because only so many can roll over into next year. I guess that's one advantage of working out at a gym nearly every day is that my immune system is really strong and I haven't had to take a real sick day all year. Anyway, so I'm taking off the day that Wreck-It Ralph is out so that's when I'll go see it. I'm sure it'll inspire me in some way to make a blog out of it, but I also don't want to spoil the movie for those who haven't seen it yet, so I'll have to be careful about that. I already have an inkling of an idea about what kind of blog I'll write, though. And it won't spoil anything about the movie either. It has to do with one of the game character cameos, can you guess which one?
Anyway, when I wrote that blog title a silly thought came into my head. See, there's actually a little known arcade game that was never released called Review-It Cary. In the game, you guide me through an action RPG in E3-Land, where I have to rescue Princess Ulala from the evil witch Sony-a who didn't let me into the PlayStation party one year even though I clearly had legit invitations. OK I just made all that up, well, except for one part that's based on truth. So in honor of the Wreck-It Ralph movie, in the comments section tell me what kind of game you think I would like to jump into, and what game you would like to be in as well.
So this blog is another one of those where I list what games I've been reviewing lately, with links to the reviews and whatnot. Please read as many as you can, I appreciate it. Thanks a bunch!
Skylanders Giants Gigantic Blowout! (Wii, 3DS)
I made this into more of a big feature than a review, and I worked extra hard on it with lots of pictures and such. So I hope you get a chance to read it. Despite the gimmicky-ness, I think the Skylanders titles are really cool games for kids. You know you'd be really into them if you were young again. I think it would be neat if games I liked took the Skylanders approach, except for the fact you'd have to buy more stuff. But if you had limitless amounts of money, wouldn't a Super Smash Bros. game with REAL trophies be cool? Or what about a Pokemon game like that? Taking money and cost out of the equation, what other games would you like to see adopting the Skylanders approach?
I'm really glad I got to review this one. It plays like an 8-bit version of the original 2-D GTA games. But it's packed with lots of humor referring to favorite childhood games. In the first five minutes alone, they make fun of Mega Man 2, Duck Hunt, Batman, Mario 2, and more that I might've missed when I had to blink. I also loved the 8-bit versions of other indie games you could play in an arcade in the game. I could've sworn I played an 8-bit 'Splosion Man game at E3, though. Maybe they had to take it out since Microsoft kind of owns Twisted Pixel now. At any rate, aside from the steep difficulty of some of the missions, this is definitely a worthy download.
Lola and Lucy's Big Adventure (iPad)
I don't care what anyone says, I LOVE reviewing kids' games! This one is an interactive story book on iPad, and it features the adventures of two bulldogs named Lola and Lucy in a Homeward Bound style escapade. The hand-painted illustrations are beautiful and look almost real. I also thought it was neat how this game is geared towards slightly older kids in that transition phase from picture books to chapter books, around second or third grade or so. If you love animals and have an iPad, you may want to take a look at this one.
There really isn't any big secret about Zumba fitness. You're just constantly moving around so it's a good cardio workout. I still like reviewing the Zumba games, however, because even though they are dance games, they don't really penalize you much for doing poorly. Which is good since I'm a big klutz when it comes to doing anything graceful like dancing. Last year at E3 I met with the folks who make the Zumba Fitness games, and I even got to meet and talk to some Zumba celebrity fitness trainers. I thought that was really cool.
Dolphin Paradise: Wild Friends (iPad)
This one is a free-to-play virtual pet game for iPad. Think of it as Nintendolphins. Like other free-to-play games, you have to buy things with real money to truly enjoy the game. Given the target audience, I would've much rather paid a full amount of money up front to have a self-contained full game. But the good thing is that the free-to-play stuff is pretty fun on its own.
A couple of entries ago, I wrote a silly blog about the characters in DOA5, so you may have already read this review if you clicked on the link provided then. But here it is again just in case you missed it. One unusual thing about this review is that normally I'm always about defending kids' games and saying that children deserve good games, too. But if you can look past the ridiculous characters, DOA is still a quality fighter, even I can tell that. So in this review I said that sometimes grown-ups deserve games of their own to enjoy, and this is a good one for adults. Can you guess who my favorite character is?
BreakQuest: Extra Evolution (PS Minis)
This one is a BreakOut clone except for instead of breaking bricks, you're smashing objects in the background that go along with the theme of the current picture in the level. Only problem with that is it was hard to know what you had to break, and when the level would be over. Plus the ball physics were wonky and sometimes it would bounce off things you wouldn't think it would hit. I guess it's OK for a PS Minis title, but I can't help but think it looks like someone's college game project.
It's an RPG done by the same folks who made the Hyperdimension Neptunia games, so if you liked those, you may enjoy this one, too, even though it's unrelated story-wise. A lot of people said the sexual jokes in the Neptunia games were embarrassing (they weren't that bad, really), but I think they're worse in Mugen Souls because the characters look even younger here. Maybe I'm just getting old, but the jokes seemed more juvenile and immature. I did like the colorful graphics and peppy music, but I felt the constant adding of rules to the battle system bogged everything down. Sometimes less is more.
Reader Review: Clan of Champions (PC)
Younger brother Jeff is the computer game expert, so I had him review this one. So I don't know much about it to tell you. Just read the review if you're interested.
And that's all for now! Thanks so much for reading and commenting on my blogs. It really makes my day. Later! --Cary


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PITTSBURGH – Emphasizing the move could "truly change the world," Consol Energy President Nick DeIuliis said selling five coal mines to raise cash to drill more Marcellus and Utica shale natural gas wells primes his company for the future.
And just as West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin made his Thursday announcement that Odebrecht could build an ethane cracker near Parkersburg, the CEOs of natural gas drillers Range Resources and EnerVest told the nearly 4,200 attendees at the DUG East conference in Pittsburgh that they plan to pump ethane elsewhere for cracking.
"Our recent shift in strategy allows us to meet both domestic and global energy demands," DeIuliis told those inside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center regarding the deal Consol announced last month that will have the company sell five West Virginia coal mines, including the McElroy and Shoemaker mines in Marshall County, to Murray Energy for $3.5 billion. Consol plans to use this money to drill and frack more natural gas wells in both Ohio and West Virginia.
Earlier this week, natural gas processor MarkWest Energy announced plans to ship up to 400,000 barrels of Marcellus and Utica shale ethane out of the region for cracking by 2016. Thursday, both Range President and CEO Jeffrey Ventura and EnerVest President and CEO John Walker said they also plan to ship ethane to places such as Sarnia, Canada or Mont Belvieu, Texas for cracking. They would accomplish this by shipping the ethane in one of three pipelines: the Enterprise ATEX pipeline, the Sunoco Mariner West pipeline and the Sunoco Mariner East pipeline.
"There is only one use for ethane and that is to make ethylene," said Walker, whose company works primarily in Ohio. "When the ATEX pipeline comes on-line, all of us are going to be getting in line to get our ethane to Mont Belvieu."
Also at the conference, Jim Palm, chief executive officer of Gulfport Energy, said the company's first dry methane gas well in the Utica Shale, the Irons 1-4 H well off Ohio 148 near Armstrong Mills, recently yielded 30 million cubic feet of natural gas daily.
"I have been surprised at how fast this play has started. I'd rather be drilling in these two basins than anywhere else in the U.S.," Palm said of the Utica and Marcellus formations.
Though impressed by the Irons dry gas well, Palm said a "good wet gas well" – which would also yield ethane, propane and butane – could "pay off" in just one year. He said it now typically costs the company about $9.5 million to drill a single Utica well.
Christopher Simon, managing director for the Raymond James financial services firm, said numerous companies are seeing strong economic returns on their Marcellus wells. In the Utica, he said that Ohio Department of Natural Resources officials recently agreed to require companies to report well production on a quarterly basis, instead of only on a yearly basis.
"Reporting will accelerate the play because you will know where the best areas are," he said.
During lunch, President George W. Bush spoke to attendees about his tenure in the White House, but admitted, "I don't miss Washington, (D.C.) – I don't miss being president."
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A City Commission candidate who listed an out-of-town address on her filing application has refiled, using an eligible Amarillo address.
The address used by candidate Debra Ballou early last week was for a Lake Tanglewood dwelling, making her ineligible for the Place 4 commission seat she seeks.
The Secretary of State's office notified city secretary Donna DeRight that the application was ineligible and it was pulled immediately, DeRight said.
Ballou, calling the situation a misunderstanding, refiled using the Amarillo address 10 Gunn Court - where she and her husband are building a home.
"I thought it was asking where I could get mail," Ballou said in a telephone interview Tuesday. "I wouldn't try to deceive anyone, that is the truth."
Ballou's Lake Tanglewood house is a second home they have owned about two years, she said.
The family is using it as a temporary dwelling after recently selling a house on Sleepy Hollow Boulevard and awaiting completion of the one on Gunn Court, she said.
DeRight said the two of them had a conversation about the address situation when Ballou was filling out her application.
"I guess I should have had her put both addresses on it or called the Secretary of State's office myself," DeRight said. "With every election, you learn by mistakes."
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gutes Mittelklassehotel in zentraler LagePosted Feb 16, 2016 on Hotels
Insgesamt etwas unruhig durch zentrale Lage . Große Baustelle in direkter Nachbarschaft störte uns wenig ( obwohl sonst eher empfindlich ) . Lärm hierdurch hielt sich in Grenzen ( 7.00-17.00 Uhr ). Freundliches , hilfsbereites Personal. Gute Größe für 2 Erwachsene und 3 Jugendliche. Parkhaus war bei uns kein Problem. Wir fanden immer einen Platz. Gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis.
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older hotel, cant say anything good or bad. We needed a room for the night, they had one, it served its purpose!
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I like the room but the service terrible with front desk took $100 for deposit but next day I check out they don't returns, keep said there is not cash deposit. Online you can see their policy $100 deposit per stay, then if I didn't make the deposit how the front desk allows me to stay the hotel???? terrible service try to steal customer money....do not recommend any one to stay this hotel and Hotel.com dont recommend this hotel to your customer. Over night stay hotel charge me $227.17 + $ 15 hotel fee? + $100 stold from me by not return the deposit = $342.17.
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Pros: Close to the beach. Easy access to main thoroughfares. The parking option at the other hotel was great as the hotel parking was limited/cramped.
Cons: Remodel should update overall aesthetics of hotel.
Location: Close to the beach, restaurants, McDonald's, shopping, grocery store. Busy night life and construction was rather noisy.
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Across the road from a 4 am closing night club, as if the music wasn't bad enough, the patrons leaving were disgraceful, language, breaking bottles, screaming in the streets. You have to be mad to stay there..
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"While Rome burns ... the 'Little Caesar Barack' dithers and bows to our enemies."
An "empty chair" waits for the leader of the free world, Barack Hussein Obama, to be "present." But Obama's narcissistic personality disorder deeply possesses him to constantly seek attention and admiration while taking advantage of other people to achieve his own goals. Unashamedly, he disregards the feelings of others, because of lack of his own ability to feel empathy.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz: No Talk of Charlie Crist Getting a Cabinet Position in New Obama Administration
Charlie Crist, who jetted all over the state and nation in the days and weeks before Election Day, is not in line to snare any Cabinet positions in a new Obama administration -- at least, not that Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz has heard.
Sorry, Charlie. Can't get no love.
The DNC chairperson and indefatigable talking head, who's become a close adviser to the president and helped shape his populist and middle-class campaign strategy, said Charlie Crist helped the president win Florida not because he wanted anything in return but because he felt it was the right thing to do. Besides, she told New Times in an interview, "The president certainly doesn't ask people to do things quid pro quo."
While we admire Wasserman Schultz's dedication to message and impatience for circuitous, rambling questions -- which we made the mistake of asking -- we're not sure we can take her seriously on this one.
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Charlie Crist didn't do all of that work for nothing, and he has to be expecting something in return. Whether it's help in orchestrating a gubernatorial run in 2014 or maybe a plush -- and otherwise inconsequential -- Cabinet position, it's got to be something. Isn't that what Cabinet positions are for these days? To reward politicians for their help?
But for the national Dems to throw Crist any kind of help in a prospective governor run, two things need to happen, Wasserman Schulz said. First he actually has to declare he's a Democrat (he's still independent), and two, he needs to win a primary against other Democrats. Which, knowing the field (Alex Sink? The Fort Lauderdale mayor?), shouldn't be too difficult.
Wasserman Schultz wasn't buying that either.
"We have a very deep bench in Florida of qualified Democrat leaders," she said, dismissing that Crist would either trounce Sink in a primary for governor or that he's even a Democrat.
But didn't he just campaign for the president, a man he now apparently "loves," and doesn't that make him a Democrat?
"He has not indicated that he's prepared to become a Democrat," she said. "He's focused on advancing the president's agenda."
OK, we give up. Charlie Crist is not a Democrat, he's not running for governor, and he's not getting a Cabinet position.
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Nicholas Carlson/Business InsiderLast Friday afternoon, I got on a plane in New York and flew over the North Pole to Beijing.
I went to bed Saturday night, having been up for 26 hours.
The next morning, I woke up in a tall, gleaming hotel in the middle of Beijing called the Kerry Hotel.
The plan for the day: see the Great Wall of China.
But first, I went downstairs for some breakfast.
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Nice but not really what Chinese eat for breakfast. Usually they eat what was left from dinner the night before with boiled eggs. The fried You Tiao (dough sticks) are my favorite although they're as healthy as doughnuts.
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The New York Times has now confirmed that it is once again in the tank for President Obama even as it was for candidate Obama four years ago. Over a period of four days beginning last Thursday, it unleashed an astounding four articles and an editorial slamming any discussion by Romney supporters of Mr. Obama's two decade-long attendance at a church led by a virulent anti-white, anti-American minister on the grounds that such discussion raised the race and religion cards.
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Last week we called attention to the extraordinary reports that the Obama administration had taken to scrubbing references in official documents to Jerusalem as part of Israel.
Posted on: May 16th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to form a coalition government with Kadima and cancel planned early elections has inspired endless speculation as to his motives. Some maintain he was seeking a unity government in order to bolster his position with regard to Iran. Others point to his desire to be better able to deal with certain domestic issues such as election reform and changes to the Tal Law.
Posted on: May 9th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
The current issue of Commentary magazine tells of sordid – and possibly criminal – Obama administration efforts to alter some files of the George W. Bush administration that refer to Jerusalem as being part of Israel. The article also adds a fascinating footnote to the much-publicized Zivotofsky case.
Posted on: May 9th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
When Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas tried to end run the PA's treaty obligations to negotiate its statehood with Israel and instead secure recognition from the United Nations, Congress reacted by forbidding the transfer of State Department foreign aid funds to the PA. Several days ago, however, President Obama invoked a waiver provision in the law and authorized the funding to be resumed. And therein lies an important tale.
Posted on: May 2nd, 2012InDepth → Editorial
The Jewish Press urges readers to sign a circulating petition that calls on Shimon Peres to do all he can, in advance of accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Obama, to persuade Mr. Obama to free Jonathan Pollard, the Israeli spy serving a life sentence in a federal prison. (President Obama announced last month that he would be awarding the Medal to Mr. Peres, the president of Israel, in June.)
Posted on: May 2nd, 2012InDepth → Editorial
We were dismayed by the criticism Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel leveled at Prime Minister Netanyahu following the latter's speech marking Holocaust Remembrance Day. Mr. Wiesel took issue with what he said was the prime minister's likening of the Holocaust to the threat posed to Israel by Iran. Obviously whatever Mr. Wiesel says about the Holocaust is worth listening to. But we are nonetheless puzzled.
Posted on: April 25th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
We would never presume to second-guess the IDF's judgment concerning the actions of one of its officers while on duty. But several observations need to be made about the worldwide reaction to that video of IDF Lt. Col. Shalom Eisner's striking a demonstrator with a rifle butt.
Posted on: April 25th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
On recent occasions we have noted that several of President Obama's public actions reflect a disdain for the traditional American view of the governmental process. Most stunning perhaps was his threat to the Supreme Court that it had better come out his way on Obamacare, or else. Having steamrolled the legislation through Congress (urging, it will be recalled, violations of longstanding procedures if necessary) he issued his challenge to the Supreme Court despite its constitutional duties to pass on the law's constitutionality.
Posted on: April 18th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
The highly publicized IDF expulsion from Hebron's Beit Hamachpela of Jews who purchased and were residing in it was an extraordinary event. And it does not bode well for what we can expect from the Israeli government regarding historical Jewish sites.
Posted on: April 18th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
For several days the media seized on the furor unleashed by comments made by Hilary Rosen – described rather vaguely in news accounts as a Democratic Party strategist and White House adviser, though she has visited with the president on at least 35 occasions, more frequently than the heads of key government agencies – about Ann Romney, wife of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Posted on: April 12th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
The announcement last week that, at the initiative of the Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and some of their senior aides are scheduled to meet soon in Jerusalem underscores a striking fact about the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. It comes after a several months-long virtual vacuum of attention pertaining to the matter, and no one seemed to care.
Posted on: April 12th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
Much attention has properly been paid to President Obama's unprecedented remarks about the Supreme Court, which, he worries, may find his signature health care law unconstitutional. It will be recalled that the president spoke after the oral argument in the case in which the justices asked many highly critical questions about the constitutionality of the law and comments from many legal observers that the law is in trouble.
Posted on: April 4th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
President Obama's extraordinary public broadside on Monday against the Supreme Court, in reaction to questions posed by the justices during the course of three days of oral argument in the Obamacare case, is further confirmation that liberal supporters of Obamacare, including the president himself, are beginning to panic.
Posted on: April 4th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
We were gratified that the anti-Israel Boycott Divestment and Sanctions movement failed in its bid to bring the Park Slope Food Co-op, located in Park Slope, Brooklyn into its ranks. Last week, co-op members voted overwhelmingly against a motion calling for a referendum on whether to join BDS and refuse to carry Israeli goods.
Posted on: March 28th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
The Jewish Press joins Klal Yisrael in mourning the loss of Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, a world renowned Talmudist and posek, longtime rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva Torah Ore in Jerusalem, and one of the foremost figures in the yeshiva world for three quarters of a century.
Posted on: March 28th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
We share the dismay many have expressed over the recently announced decision by the State University of New York to abandon a longtime practice and no longer refrain from scheduling classes on major Christian and Jewish holidays. Nothing in the nature of new facts on the ground has been offered by the university to explain the controversial move, though concerns for Muslim sensitivities were apparently behind it.
Posted on: March 28th, 2012InDepth → Editorial
For those of us with an abiding concern that a reelected Barack Obama, free of the fear of the dynamics of another political campaign, will revert back to his full-court press against Israel to make a deal with the Palestinians – even at substantial cost to its national and security interests – the president's widely reported overheard comment the other day to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was anything but reassuring.
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The Jewish Press joins Klal Yisrael in mourning the death of Rav Moshe Yehoshua Hager, the Vishnitzer Rebbe in Bnei Brak since 1972 and a major Torah personality for more than sixty years.
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Her fiance is a 2004 graduate of Edison Local High School and served as a firefighter for four years in the U.S. Air Force. He is pursuing a degree in athletic training at Radford University.
An August wedding is planned.