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Gingrich plans to suspend campaign next week CBS News
Republican presidential candidate, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich speaks in Cramerton, NC, Wednesday, April 25, 2012. (Credit: AP Photo/Chuck Burton) UPDATED 1:52 pm ET (CBS News) CRAMERTON, NC--Newt Gingrich on Wednesday unofficially conceded the ...
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you might have a point ...
Thanks for the much needed info.
Thanks for the link.
Sure you didn't. Seriously, get help.
You proved - a diseased mind is unable to take a hint.
If or when he bows out, it will be with grace as one day he will hear - "You finished the race, good and faithful servant".
Words Romney will NEVER hear.
Newt is a fighter for our one nation under God, a fighter for the Law of the Land according to biblical principles, a fighter for us to stand so Israel can have an ally, a fighter with minimal support, a fighter AGAINST EVIL amidst all it's ugly and lying darts that it and it's minions could throw. We all should have such a legacy. If and when he bows out, NEWT can stand tall. And his enemies WILL reap according to what they have sown and MORE.
Sorry but if you think you are going to sell Mitt Romney as the "anybody but Obama" candidate that will be promoted on this forum, then let me introduce you to Jim Robinson.
1. Romney was the first politician to successfully implement socialized medicine (complete with $50 abortions) in America. Without Romneycare, Obamacare WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN POSSIBLE, Romney is the FATHER OF OBAMACARE.
2. Romney CREATED same-sex marriage in America.
Romney is THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIBERAL POLITICIAN in American history, he succeeded where others like the Kennedys, the Clintons, Pelosi, Carter and others had failed.
Obama is nothing more that a Romney wannabe with darker skin and questionable paternity.
Wrong. They had their chance with Newt a proven candidate and they turned it down. He represented America the Beaufiful and they snubbed it for America the Ugly. There is no going back.
All those that opposed Newt own the evil they brought on this country. My hands are clean and staying clean. He will have my $upport until HE SAYS he is bowing - not some media and mitt's deceitful ways of deceiving people.
My, aren't we all adults
I was very sorry to learn that Newt is going to throw in the towel. I know it probably makes some sort of sense at this point, but I still hate to see the campaign end.
Don't be concerned - these conflicting reports started last week. I saw him last night on TV for a few seconds and he said a few things about mitt's arrogance but nothing about stepping aside and how he had 21 or 23 stops planned for next week.
Unless I HEAR him SAY it, I don't believe it. I believe NO ARTICLE.
Mitt's a pos and only a pos would vote for him. The media is desperate, also, for mitt winning the nom because with Mitt in, Obama gets to make mitt maggot meat for his dogs. His supporters are zombies with not a clear signal to their brain. They gave away the election and remained unteachable.
This is not a Republican Forum, it is a Conservative Forum.
Why are you here?
There have been a lot of good, adult conservative conversations here in the last 15 years. Why are you here?
You are here, nps, because you found a conservative forum once upon a time, and it resonated with what you believe. That conservatism was aligned with republicanism made it convenient at election time to vote for something resembling your principles.
However, the Republican party has left its principles in ramming through Romney over the objections of its base. Now that base is disgruntled and some wonder why we don't do the compromise thing one more time.
Why? Because there is no semblance of conservatism in Romney. He is a liberal. He's always been a liberal. He'll be a liberal if he gets in office.
Conservatives don't vote for liberals. It's a matter of principle. Adults operate on principle.
You certainly jumped to a lot of opinions about what I believe with out any facts.
In this primary up til now I have equally supported both Gingrich and Santorum. I have sent cash to each, and I would have been happy to have any standard bearer who had a history of being a conservative. They had different strengths and weaknesses (why I also supported Perry), but getting conservative was paramount to me.
Mitt did not qualify. He has zero conservative history, and his bald-faced lie about a passage that clearly was in his own book, EVEN WHEN CONFRONTED WITH THE PASSAGE, reconfirmed in my mind that the mind is simply a liar.
I am now voting for Virgil Goode, a real conservative. I hope you will also support the man.
The only assumption was that you liked FR because it was conservative and aligned with the republican party.
Am I wrong?
Let me count the ways.
This is the only statement xzins made about your beliefs:
You are here, nps, because you found a conservative forum once upon a time, and it resonated with what you believe.
You seem to be insulted by that opinion. That tells me that you are not here because you found a conservative forum that resonated with what you believe.
If you were insulted by that assumption, then I can only conclude that you are either a committed Romneybot or a liberal troll.
Be gone Troll.
1. That you liked FR
2. That you are conservative
3. That you align with the Repub Party.
Which ones do you disagree with?
1. That you liked FR
2. That you are conservative
3. That you align with the Repub Party.
Which ones do you disagree with?
Sorry, guys, but storms are taking my satellite in and out. The price of rural living. Hopefully, it'll be better weather tomorrow.
Fresh air, swarms of flies, mosquitoes as big as your dog, oppressive summer heat and winter blizzards that bury your house in 10 feet of snow.
What's not to love?
you forgot ticks, limes disease, and smallmouth bass.
You got leeches in your swimmin holes?
Only the big fat juicy ones.
They get fatter and juicier when they attach themselves to your inner thigh.
the bigger they are the more anti-coagulant they carry.
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I think we killed this thread. Too bad it isn't Friday.
I'm sensing that you don't understand the proper role of adult behavior.
Adults look at the TRUTH (e.g. the FACT that Romney is every bit as liberal as Obama).
Children and the immature prefer to embrace FANTASY (e.g. the absurd notion that there is anything conservative about Romney).
Adults also acknowledge that the one who leads the party changes the party to be more like him. Since I don't want to be anything like Romney, I've packed bags and departed that house.
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A Maine fee schedule works similar to a Maine PPO. Fee schedule plans provide reimbursement for a specific amount based on a fee schedule, with any balance due being the patient's responsibility. In general, Maine fee schedule insurance plans have lower premiums than Maine PPO and indemnity plans. These plans provide co-insurance if patients go to in-network Maine dentists; out-of-network benefits are paid according to the fee schedule.
With a Maine PPO, individuals will receive dental care from a Maine dental network. Individuals select a Maine dentist from a network or listing of dental providers who have agreed by contract to reduce their fees. Typically, PPO dental plans have the largest network of Maine dentists. No specialist referrals are needed with PPOs and premiums are generally lower than those of Maine indemnity plans.
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District tightens security on elementary schools
April 7, 2013
While Greeley-Evans School District 6 students spent this week enjoying some time off for spring break, locksmiths spent the week installing new security systems at 16 schools in the district.
All of the district's traditional elementary and K-8 schools are now equipped with buzzer and video systems that will require visitors to identify themselves and be buzzed into the school.
"This will really enhance the overall safety of our elementary and K-8 schools," said John Gates, director of safety and security for the district. "Ultimately, we will be able to fully lock down the doors on those 16 buildings."
The new systems, which include video monitors, mean all doors to elementary and K-8 buildings will be locked during school hours beginning immediately, and anyone wanting entry will have to identify themselves to office staff first.
Gates said, however, that the new system doesn't mean parents need to carry their IDs with them every time they go to the school.
"Not everyone will need to show (identification) if they are known to staff," Gates said. "The system is set up for those that are unknown. Anyone who the staff doesn't know needs to have a reason to be there, an ID and sign in."
On the district's Facebook page, reaction was split, although most favored the change.
"I'm glad this is being done for the safety of all kids, but what about the kids that are not in the main building?" one woman wrote. "My son's classroom is a bungalow outside. Anyone can just walk back there at any given time."
Gates said on Tuesday that all the portables are already safe and secured.
District employees are working on changing the locks on the back doors of the main buildings so they are accessible with a key-card access system to teachers in portables.
"Our portables are completely safe and able to lock down in case of an emergency," Gates said. "We won't put (students) in harm's way by asking them to leave the portables in the situation of an instant school lockdown, but in some weather situations, such as a tornado, we want those kids to come into the main building."
Gates said all schools should be fully equipped with the key card access by the beginning of next school year.
The new closed-circuit monitoring systems were installed by BPA Securities of Denver at a cost of $80,000. Eight companies bid on the contract, and ranged from the low of BPA to a high of nearly $147,000.
Another woman on the district's Facebook page was concerned about older children.
"What about our kids in middle school and high school," she wrote. "Yes they (are) older but I have one (in) middle and one in high and want them to be as safe as my elementary child."
Gates said the middle and high schools are much harder to equip with the same kind of system. All middle and high schools have school resource officers or armed Greeley police — or both — on site to manage school security.
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It's a puzzle M&A bankers and corporate executives have been trying to solve for years: how far from your home market can an acquisition take place and ultimately stumble over cultural differences? It's a question that looms large as quintessentially Italian automaker Fiat prepares to swallow up Chrysler — inventor of the K-car and the minivan — and which reportedly haunts St Louis-based employees of Anheuser Busch in the aftermath of their company's takeover by the penny pinching Belgians and Brazilians at InBev.
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Being public ain't all it's cracked up to be
IPOs can be very tempting for exchanges, allowing members big payouts and giving the exchanges more financial flexibility to take on new markets.
Nasdaq president to finance companies: come hither
A fertile planting ground for tech, biotech and even some energy offerings, Nasdaq OMX has historically struggled to lure listings in some other areas, notably financial services.
CME has no European designs
The exchanges industry has seen countless trans-Atlantic mergers in the past few years, from the New York Stock Exchange combining with Euronext, and Nasdaq buying up Nordic exchange operator OMX, to Deutsche Boerse'e Eurex snagging the International Securities Exchange.
Short sellers getting you down? Call an exchange exec
As if providing a trading platform, prestige and market data weren't enough, stock exchanges are facing growing demands from the CEOs of their listed companies to help halt their stocks' slide, BATS Trading CEO Joe Ratterman said at the Reuters Global Exchanges and Trading Summit on Monday.
NYSE if Grasso were in charge? Bankrupt, says Liquidnet CEO
The emergence of off exchange stock trading in the United States in the past 10 years has eaten away at the market share of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq by breaking their duopoly.
A bad case of pneumonia for the Mexican economy
At the beginning of 2009, as Mexico felt the pinch of the U.S. meltdown, Finance Minister Agustin Carstens said the country's economy was much better prepared than before to resist slowing business from its northern neighbor, where it ships about 80 percent of exports.
Asked about the possible effects of the U.S. recession in Mexico, he candidly anticipated in a TV interview in February the economy would only "catch a little cold instead of a pneumonia."
The phrase has haunted him ever since as mounting bad news — unemployment, inflation, industrial activity — show Mexico is not immune to the U.S. crisis.
With Mexico officially in recession — GDP contracted 1.6 percent in the first quarter versus the same period of 2008 and could fall further in the current quarter — Carstens now thinks the economy may not grow again until the first quarter of 2010.
In an affable chat with Reuters during the Latin American Investment Summit, Carstens also talked about measures taken to keep the peso from weakening further against the dollar but shied away from saying if, or when, daily dollar sales could stop.
Slim's Telmex moves toward Internet
Fixed-line phone provider Telefonos de Mexico was an old, rusty government-run mammoth when businessman Carlos Slim bought it two decades ago. In a matter of a few years, and with the help of billions of dollars to deploy a nation-wide, state-of-the-art network, Telmex became Slim's cash cow.
But times change fast. The expansion of cell phone services across Latin America, led by sister company America Movil, has dented Telmex's domestic revenue in recent years. The arrival of new technologies, which allow international calls at very low prices, hit Telmex's long-distance sales too.
And let's not forget the new players in the market.
The company bets Internet services will help it keep business charging ahead. Chief Financial Officer Adolfo Cerezo told the Reuters Latin American Investment Summit that in five years Telmex could become a mostly-web focused company.
The one thing holding back even faster growth is that only a quarter of Mexican families own a computer.
Mexican retailer Soriana bets for brighter 2010
High unemployment rates, declining remittances from Mexicans living abroad, an economic slowdown and contracting consumption is not boding well for Mexican retailers. This year is no exception as the country's leading supermarket chains struggle to keep customers happy, offering anything from stamps to buy German cuttlery sets to cooking classes for housewives pulling their hair wondering what to prepare for lunch next.
Monterrey-based Soriana, Mexico's No. 2 retailer, knows a thing or two about sailing in choppy waters. After an ambitious acquisition of 200 stores from a smaller rival in 2007, which boosted its presence across the country, the company faced tight liquidity to meet debt payments last year.
But Soriana has moved fast to cut costs and lighten the weight to face more hard times in 2009. Chief Financial Officer Aurelio Adan told the Reuters Latin American Investment Summit that Soriana's same-store sales will be flat this year but it will generate enough cash flow to cut its debt by over 20 percent.
Adan expects to turn the page in 2010 and resume Soriana's strong growth with the opening of 40 stores.
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As part of our process, we perform a rigorous discounted cash-flow methodology that dives into the true intrinsic worth of companies. Let's examine what we think Exelon (NYSE:EXC) is worth in this article and what we think its future potential may hold.
But first, a little background to help with some of the lingo in this piece. At Valuentum, we think a comprehensive analysis of a firm's discounted cash-flow valuation, relative valuation versus industry peers, as well as an assessment of technical and momentum indicators is the best way to identify the most attractive stocks at the best time to buy. This process culminates in what we call our Valuentum Buying Index, which ranks stocks on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the best. Essentially, we're looking for firms that overlap investment methodologies, thereby revealing the greatest interest by investors.
If a company is undervalued both on a discounted cash flow basis and on a relative valuation basis and is showing improvement in technical and momentum indicators, it scores high on our scale. Exelon posts a Valuentum Buying Index score of 5, reflecting our 'fairly valued' DCF assessment of the firm, its neutral relative valuation versus peers, and neutral technicals.
The company is about as neutral as it gets with respect to how it scores on our process, and therefore we're expecting resilience from the company in this market environment. Its shares will likely hold up relatively well. We'd expect underperformance on firms that score a 1 or 2 on our scale, and outperformance on firms that register a 9 or 10 on our scale. Exelon falls within the big middle.
Our Report on Exelon
Investment Considerations
Investment Highlights
• The recent merger of Exelon and Constellation Energy has created one of the lowest-cost power generation fleets in the US. The tie-up offers opportunities for O&M synergies, portfolio optimization, and overhead savings. More than half of the combined company's portfolio will be low-cost nuclear.
• Exelon has a good combination of strong free cash flow generation and manageable financial leverage. We expect the firm's free cash flow margin to average about 9.7% in coming years. Total debt-to-EBITDA was 3 last year, while debt-to-book capitalization stood at 47.5%.
• The firm's share price performance has been roughly in line with that of the market during the past quarter. We'd expect the firm's stock price to converge to our fair value estimate within the next three years, if our forecasts prove accurate.
• Exelon recently slashed its dividend to a payout of $1.24 per year. We still don't think the firm has strong dividend growth prospects, but the weak holders may have already exited. This should prevent any income-related selling going forward, and reduce the firm's pricing action to any adverse events. To a large extent, its Valuentum Buying Index rating reflects this improved resiliency.
Business Quality
Economic Profit Analysis
The best measure of a firm's ability to create value for shareholders is expressed by comparing its return on invested capital (NASDAQ:ROIC) with its weighted average cost of capital (OTC:WACC). The gap or difference between ROIC and WACC is called the firm's economic profit spread. Exelon's 3-year historical return on invested capital (without goodwill) is 9.4%, which is above the estimate of its cost of capital of 7.5%. As such, we assign the firm a ValueCreation™ rating of GOOD. In the chart below, we show the probable path of ROIC in the years ahead based on the estimated volatility of key drivers behind the measure. The solid grey line reflects the most likely outcome, in our opinion, and represents the scenario that results in our fair value estimate.
Cash Flow Analysis
Firms that generate a free cash flow margin (free cash flow divided by total revenue) above 5% are usually considered cash cows. Exelon's free cash flow margin has averaged about 7.8% during the past 3 years. As such, we think the firm's cash flow generation is relatively STRONG. The free cash flow measure shown above is derived by taking cash flow from operations less capital expenditures and differs from enterprise free cash flow (FCFF), which we use in deriving our fair value estimate for the company. At Exelon, cash flow from operations increased about 17% from levels registered two years ago, while capital expenditures expanded about 22% over the same time period.
Valuation Analysis
The estimated fair value of $37 per share represents a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of about 26.1 times last year's earnings and an implied EV/EBITDA multiple of about 7.9 times last year's EBITDA. This is roughly in line with the company's share price. Our model reflects a compound annual revenue growth rate of 1.6% during the next five years, a pace that is lower than the firm's 3-year historical compound annual growth rate of 10.7%. Our model reflects a 5-year projected average operating margin of 16.8%, which is below Exelon's trailing 3-year average. Beyond year 5, we assume free cash flow will grow at an annual rate of 1.4% for the next 15 years and 3% in perpetuity. For Exelon, we use a 7.5% weighted average cost of capital to discount future free cash flows.
Margin of Safety Analysis
Our discounted cash flow process values each firm on the basis of the present value of all future free cash flows. Although we estimate the firm's fair value at about $37 per share, every company has a range of probable fair values that's created by the uncertainty of key valuation drivers (like future revenue or earnings, for example). After all, if the future was known with certainty, we wouldn't see much volatility in the markets as stocks would trade precisely at their known fair values. Our ValueRisk™ rating sets the margin of safety or the fair value range we assign to each stock. In the graph below, we show this probable range of fair values for Exelon. We think the firm is attractive below $30 per share (the green line), but quite expensive above $44 per share (the red line). The prices that fall along the yellow line, which includes our fair value estimate, represent a reasonable valuation for the firm, in our opinion.
Future Path of Fair Value
We estimate Exelon's fair value at this point in time to be about $37 per share. As time passes, however, companies generate cash flow and pay out cash to shareholders in the form of dividends. The chart below compares the firm's current share price with the path of Exelon's expected equity value per share over the next three years, assuming our long-term projections prove accurate. The range between the resulting downside fair value and upside fair value in Year 3 represents our best estimate of the value of the firm's shares three years hence. This range of potential outcomes is also subject to change over time, should our views on the firm's future cash flow potential change. The expected fair value of $44 per share in Year 3 represents our existing fair value per share of $37 increased at an annual rate of the firm's cost of equity less its dividend yield. The upside and downside ranges are derived in the same way, but from the upper and lower bounds of our fair value estimate range.
Pro Forma Financial Statements
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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It's the first full week of training camp for the Green Bay Packers. While the Packers are still at the early stages of camp, there is still plenty to talk about in Green Bay.
Despite only being three days into camp, there are already players who have seen their stock status change. Some, like safety Sean Richardson, have seen theirs rise in a significant way. Others, like tight end Colt Lyerla, need to improve quickly before they dig themselves too deep of a ditch.
The good news for all the players is that there is still plenty of time for things to change. Here's a look at the Week 1 stock report from Packers training camp.


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Officials at a Florida elementary school said a 7-foot alligator that wandered into the school was safely removed before children arrived.
Naples police said they received a call about a large alligator in Lake Park Elementary School at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday and a trapper from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was sent to remove it, the Naples Daily News reported Wednesday.
"The trapper arrived very quickly and was able secure the alligator before any children arrived," Lake Park Elementary Principal Tamie Stewart said. "Everyone was safe. We were most appreciative of everyone's help."
Naples police spokesman Mike Herman said an exact measurement of the reptile was not taken, but it was estimated at 7 to 8 feet long.
Officer Jorge Pino, a spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said alligators measuring longer than 4 feet are usually euthanized by authorities.
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No, it won't "pose n issue" because the Russians have agreed to stop killing gays for a few weeks until the money machine has left.
Hitler did something similar in 1936, when he removed signage telling Jews and Blacks they weren't welcome:
" At the same time, the party removed signs stating "Jews not wanted" and similar slogans from the city's main tourist attractions. In an attempt to "clean up" Berlin"
And here we have one of the worlds most wide-spread selfish mind sets – "We will address it, but only if it becomes a problem for /us/"
"Bystanders" is the term. Like the people who watched their Jewish friends get carted away by the Nazi's but didn't worry because they weren't Jewish. Until the Nazi's started coming for /them/ and them they didn't have to worry.
Sorry but Mr. Lazaras, just doesn't get it! NBC will address the issue if it were to become a problem during the games.
So basically he's saying if we can all get in and out without any problems as assured by the IOC there is "NO PROBLEM" the whole nation of Russian LGBT are now living with the most draconian human rights laws ever before, during and after the games. How is that not a problem?
I mentioned this yesterday, it's time to boycott the games both as tourist and as viewers! Any one supporting LGBT in Russia at this time should be informing their cable/satellite/digital supplier they will not be purchasing PPV of the games and cancelling their subscription for the duration.
Hit the media companies bottom line by cancelling and making them talk. it would be hypocritical to advocate boycotts then view them!
Media outlets around the world covering the games are listed here (broadcasting rights)
I'm sure it will be made an issue of and therefore pose a problem, so I look forward to NBC reporting it.
He's almost made a challenge for LGBT people and equal rights groups to make it an issue and pose a problem.
If the media wont cover it unless it is an issue, it should be on the Olympic athletes and attending spectators to make it an issue.
I'm pretty sure it will "pose a problem" during the Games.
Perhaps not a problem for the athletes and spectators, but it will certainly be a problem for the many ordinary people in cities across Russia affected by this foul law, who will not suddenly stop being affected by it because a few journalists are in Sochi.
Even if they'd tried, NBC could hardly have made it clearer that they don't get it.
it is an issue, and they're involved. The bystander comment is spot on – you're morally culpable if you have the clout to do something and don't do anything.
On a lighter note, I'm sure the Big Bag of Crap will manage not to report on this at all in any way.
"At the Olympics" is too late, especially if they lock up our tourists or athletes. They need to act NOW while there is time to prepare an alternate venue or for Putin to repent.
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One thing about the New Year is for sure, and I am celebrating it.
A new season of UNC-TV's North Carolina Bookwatch begins January 10.
The first six programs of the new season include three that feature North Carolina writers who were honored recently in Raleigh at the Bouchercon 2015 World Mystery Convention: Kathy Reichs, Sarah Shaber, and Margaret Maron. Also featured are the writer of another mystery, Ron Rash, and two authors of important non-fiction works, William Leuchtenburg and Damon Tweedy.
Charlotte author Kathy Reichs, whom Bouchercon recognized at its "American Guest of Honor," may have been the best-known celebrity at the convention. Her 18-book Bones series and the Bones television series have brought her the fame she richly deserves. In her Bookwatch interview, taped on site at the convention, Reich talks about her latest, "Speaking in Bones." The crime-solving anthropologist Tempe Brennan uses body parts from the North Carolina mountains to help unlock the key to a complicated murder mystery. Reichs opens the new Bookwatch series on Sunday, Jan 10, at noon with a repeat on Thursday, Jan. 14, at 5:00 p.m.
Earlier this month I wrote about Chapel Hill's William Leuchtenburg's "The American President: From Teddy Roosevelt to Bill Clinton." His upcoming appearance on Bookwatch will give his North Carolina neighbors an opportunity to experience the wit and charm of the 93-year-old historian who, as one recent reviewer said, "is perhaps today's greatest presidential historian." (Jan. 17, 21)
Western Carolina University professor and author of the blockbuster novel "Serena," Ron Rash talks about his latest, "Above the Waterfall." Using the skills he has developed as a respected poet, Rash captures his beloved North Carolina mountains at their best as they provide a backdrop to a local sheriff's effort to find out who poisoned a trout stream that runs through a vacation oriented real estate development. (Jan. 24, 28)
Raleigh mystery writer Sarah Shaber was "Local Guest of Honor" at Bouchcon's convention. In her Bookwatch program taped at the convention, she talks about "Louise's Chance," her fifth in a series set in World War II Washington. Louise Pearlie, a young widow from Wilmington, works for the OSS (or Office of Strategic Services, the wartime intelligence agency that was the predecessor of the CIA). From her position as a file clerk, she rises to help her agency confront the devious plots of Nazi enemies. (Jan. 31, Feb 4)
Damon Tweedy, assistant professor of psychiatry at Duke University Medical Center and staff physician at the Durham VA Medical Center, writes about his experiences as a black medical student at Duke and as a physician. In his book, "Black Man in a White Coat: A Doctor's Reflections on Race and Medicine," and in his conversation on Bookwatch, he describes how he experienced a white medical world in which his race often made him an uncomfortable outsider. (Feb 7, 11)
Margaret Maron's visit to Bookwatch is a poignant one for me. In her interview recorded at the Bouchercon convention, where she was honored for lifetime achievement, she explains that her latest "Long Upon the Land" will be the last in her 20-book Judge Deborah Knott series. The new novel is set southeast of Raleigh somewhere near the Johnston Country farm where Maron grew up. Like the other books in the series, her new book has multiple suspects. This time several men in Judge Knott's family are suspects. Woven into the current mystery, Maron finally answers a question her fans have long asked: how did Deborah's refined mother from one of the area's best families marry her father, a rough and ready bootlegger? (Feb 4, 18)
Later this year there will be 20 more important authors on Bookwatch. In the meantime, these six have the new season off to a great start.http://chapelboro.com/columns/one-on-one/new-bookwatch-season-off-to-a-great-start
A classic love story full of mountain music from one of North Carolina's greatest living balladeers, a loving portrait of a North Carolina beach by a modern prophet of coastal catastrophe, a fictional look into the recent past in small eastern North Carolina towns, and a novel that explains an old marker in a Beaufort graveyard.
These are the latest and the final summer reading assignments (I mean suggestions) for your vacation reading.
Madison County's Sheila Kay Adams is a living legend among the fans of the music of the Appalachian mountains. Thanks to Doug Orr's and Fiona Ritchie's recent book, "Wayfaring Strangers: The Musical Voyage from Scotland and Ulster to Appalachia," Adams has gained an even wider group of admirers. For her storytelling gifts and musical talents, the book cites her more than 25 times, and the accompanying CD contains her performance of the ballad "Young Hunting/Elzig's Farewell." That tune begins, "Come in, come in my old true love, and spend this night with me," and is the source for the title to Adams' 2004 novel, "My Own True Love."
Set in the mountains during Civil War times, it is, like the old ballads Adams sings, a story of fierce and lost love. Two boys, close friends and cousins, battling for the love of the same girl, cannot make for a happy ending. But for the reader it can be a poignant reading experience, akin to listening to Adams singing a ballad.
For many years, retired Duke Professor Orrin Pilkey has been studying the North Carolina coast. Like an Old Testament prophet he has been warning us of coming catastrophes unless we change our policies. Global warming, rising sea levels, thoughtless development near water's edge, and barrier building will lead to the devastation of our shorelines. His new book, "The Last Beach," co-authored by J. Andrew G. Cooper, makes an unassailable case for preserving and strengthening regulations controlling building at or near the beaches.
His earlier book, "How to Read a North Carolina Beach," though much less policy oriented, is a valuable introduction to the complex history and makeup of our shorelines, even showing us that some of the sands on our beaches came from our mountains not far from where Sheila Kay Adams lives.
Sheila Kay Adams is not the only musician who writes books. Charles Blackburn, author of "Sweet Soul," played guitar and sang with the group, "When Cousins Marry," beginning in 1981. He grew up in Henderson and worked all over the Carolinas as a reporter and editor, bookstore owner, and publicist for a medical center and a national scientific fraternity. Those experiences gave him a rich source for his imaginative short stories. For example, in "The Outlaw," set in Anson County's Lilesville, the outlaw, "Fireball" Catlett, demands from the editor extra copies of his paper's coverage of his gang's exploits. The editor agrees on the condition that his newspaper will have exclusive coverage of Catlett's planned surrender to authorities. Catlett asks only, "Will you take pictures?"
"The Story of Land and Sea," Katy Simpson Smith's debut novel, is set in the small coastal town of Beaufort around the time of the American Revolution. It follows generations of families under stress–fathers and daughters, mother and son, masters and slaves. There is war and piracy, kidnapping and escape and a challenge to religious faith in a God who presides over tragic loss. It is also a story that provides a fictional solution to the puzzle of a gravesite in Beaufort marked with "Little girl in a rum keg."
UNC-TV's North Carolina Bookwatch will feature these authors on upcoming programs.http://chapelboro.com/columns/one-on-one/summers-final-reading-assignments
Here are some important new books you will not learn about on UNC-TV's North Carolina Bookwatch.
Before I explain, let me tell you a little bit about the books.
Popular novelist Clyde Edgerton's "Papadaddy's Book for New Fathers: Advice to Dads of All Ages" is based on what he has learned as the older father of three young children. He will be 69 on May 20.
Edgerton embraces the opportunities young children present to an older parent and laughs at the multiple challenges. After all, those extra years of writing, teaching, and living have taught him some things that young parents might not know.
He has learned to laugh at himself. You can see his smile when you read about how he recommends installing the car's child's seat weeks before the baby comes because, he says, it took him weeks to learn how to accomplish that task.
Just as Edgerton's wonderful novels give us a record of our changing region and its peoples, so does Charlotte Observer retired chief photographer Don Sturkey in "This Old Wheel Will Roll Around Again: A Pictorial History of the South, 1950-1990." Sturkey fills his book with more then 200 photos of mill workers, tenant farmers, civil rights protesters, Ku Klux Klan rallies, Vietnam protesters, and famous people, interspersed with lovely and provocative pictures of ordinary life in our region.
The book opens with an essay by Frye Gaillard about our state's progress on racial matters. It is illustrated by Sturkey's classic photograph of 15-year-old Dorothy Counts making her way through an angry white mob to integrate a Charlotte high school in September 1957.
Gaillard praises school board member Ward McKeithen, who explained, according to Gaillard, "People could support the public schools or see them destroyed, and for many Charlotteans the decision was obvious, even if it was hard. They would do what they could to make the best of the change."
In "The Seventh Angel," Ward McKeithen's son, Alex, chronicles his experience as a Davidson College student on his junior year abroad when what he calls "the happiest time of my life" exploded into a full-blown manic episode in Paris. Thinking he was the Seventh Angel described in Revelation, he ran nude through Paris warning that the last day had arrived. Arrested and confined in mental institutions, his account of his painful recovery and return to a productive life is griping and inspirational.
Similarly, in "Cobalt Blue," Peggy Payne's fictional character, a 38-year-old Pinehurst artist, is consumed by uncontrollable sexual arousal and activity, a condition that may be explained by a feature of a brand of Asian yoga known as "kundalini rising."
The book's vivid descriptions led Peggy Payne's husband to warn that his wife's new book is "not for the faint hearted."
Tom Earnhardt, also a product of Davidson College, is host of the popular UNC-TV program "Exploring North Carolina."
His new book, "Crossroads of the Natural World: Exploring North Carolina with Tom Earnhardt," has been called a "love letter to the wild places and natural wonders of North Carolina."
Earnhardt takes his readers across our state, explaining its rich diversity and illustrating it with striking photographs.
Danny Bernstein, takes us across North Carolina in a different way in her new book, "The Mountains-to-Sea Trail Across North Carolina: Walking a Thousand Miles through Wildness, Culture and History."
Although the trail is a work in progress, Bernstein persuaded this reader that the sites and experiences along the way make the long journey well worthwhile.
You will not see these authors on North Carolina Bookwatch, which in July begins repeats from the current season. Meanwhile, North Carolina Now, UNC-TV's weekday news program, will feature timely interviews about these and other new North Carolina books.
D.G. Martin hosts "North Carolina Bookwatch," which airs Sundays at noon and Thursdays at 5 p.m. on UNC-TV. For more information or to view prior programs visit www.unctv.org/ncbookwatch.
Next week's (May 19, 23) guest is Lee Craig author of "Josephus Daniels: His Life and Times."
How could one of North Carolina's most important political leaders be both a progressive champion for education and economic development and, at the same time, the leader of the white supremacy movement in our state? N.C. State Professor Lee Craig wrestles with this challenging question in his new book, "Josephus Daniels: His Life and Times."
The program will also air at Wednesday May 22, at 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on UNC-MX, a digital cable system channel (Time Warner #172 or #4.4). In addition, airing at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday on UNC-MX will be a classic Bookwatch program featuring John Dalton author of "Heaven Lake."
A grant from the North Carolina Humanities Council provides crucial support for North Carolina Bookwatch.http://chapelboro.com/columns/one-on-one/good-books-you-wont-see-on-bookwatch


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She's been hanging out with Waylon Smithers.
A schizophrenic and sarcastic…she is scary.
And now for the educational part of the morning. SYCOPHANCY
: obsequious flattery; also : the character or behavior of a sycophant
Six should always be green.
I am so glad our paper dropped this comic. The art work change and themes are so bad. Stopping by once a week is getting to be a chore.
Then why do you go to the trouble of seeking it out? Masochism?
Kathy, get your math done.
You must not have read it in bassett's last days as artist
You are daft. It's light years better than bassett's theme weeks where he'd do these unfunny coffee songs for two weeks when a day was too much
Pshaw! Both red and rover and Adam have improved since Harrell's come along. How this "theme" is inferior or more belabored than the other comics you read and comment on: wizard of Id? Alley oop? Please. Do us all a favor and increase yet the dosage of the hallucinogens you're taking,
Rob and Brian, don't listen to the pigheaded, Adan's never been better! My family loves it!
Wow! It's amazing how mean people can be.
I read this comic everyday and I like it; however, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Comic strip writers, authors, movie makers—they are used to getting good AND bad reviews.
Joe piglet wasn't calling anyone names; just expressing an opinion. Out of curiosity, are most of you who read this strip American? Everyone says how rude Americans are, but I always refuse to believe a generalization about any people. But, after reading some of the replies to such an innocent remark – I have to wonder if it's true. I really hope it's not.
In second grade we got to use crayons when we did "picture problems".
Think both you and Joe Piglet are trolls.
As a primary teacher I can tell you that if you are illustrating fractions or drawing shapes you might use crayons.
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Decorate your tree with this homemade Christmas craft. Make Recycled Heart Ornaments from Rebecca Parsons out of old quilts - it's a cheap and easy project!
- An old, ragged quilt to cut up
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- Lay quilt flat on hard surface and choose a place to begin cutting.
- Cut hearts with sharp scissors.
- Thread your needle with 2 strands of floss as long as you can handle. I used an arm length plus some.
- Chose a button or two that will look good on the heart. Place it on the heart in position and run thread through a button hole and down through the heart and return it back up through another hole. Leave a 3-4 inch tail at the beginning and the end. Repeat this process several times to anchor the heart. Tie the ends together several times to secure.
- Run your thread into one side of the fabric quilt and through the batting if possible coming out of an edge. Do a blanket stitch around the edges of the heart. See the how to on blanket stitch below.
Blanket Stitch:
- Pull floss through back side of the fabric.
- Move over about 1/4″ and do that again from the back side to front. Come down so the stitch is aligned along the bottom.
- Before you pull the floss tight, run the needle back through the loop of the floss making sure your thread loops under the needle, pull it through until it lies tightly against the emerging thread. You'll see that each new stitch secures and holds the loop of the previous stitch.
- Then pull taught, not tight. It will create a L shape. The first one always looks a bit odd, but the rest will be okay.
- Repeat step 2 through 4 around the heart.
- When you come to the end, take your thread to the back over the last loop to secure it. Bring your needle back through the fold to hide the ending and run it back through the batting an inch or so and cut.
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