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RUSH: From the New York Times: "New Forecast Shows Democrats Losing Six to Seven Senate Seats," and there's a 20% chance of losing ten or more seats in the Senate. I think it's going to be more six or seven.
By the way, Lisa Murkowski, who is trailing by 1688 votes in Alaska, has just asked for the National Republican Senatorial Committee to send a lawyer to oversee the recount and the whatever -- and they're gonna do it. A lot of tea party people are asking why. There's a tea party candidate up there that beat Lisa Murkowski and I want to prepare a lot of you in the tea party movement you're gonna wonder, "Why? Why, the Republicans gonna try to sabotage our guy?" You have to understand here: She is a ruling class Republican, and it's just like you didn't understand why Bush would endorse Specter -- you didn't understand why the Republican Party would endorse Specter -- over Pat Toomey? Politics is politics. It is a business; it has requirements. Lisa Murkowski is the Republican.
I have had so many people ask me why the Republican Party is not so embracing of the tea party, and I'm glad I got the question because it's a good way to be educational and informative to people about what we're dealing with. The tea party is about overthrowing the establishment. The tea party... Folks, here's the thing about the tea party. If we're going to be consistent... and I must say this. A lot of us (and I'll include myself in this) elect Republicans and they head to Washington and, in one way or another, they let us down. They join the ruling class or fail to govern as they promised they would when they campaigned. Their conservatism sort of fades away -- and when this happens, we always say, "We're not going to vote for these people again. We're going to vote for real conservatives."
What this has done with the combination of the tea party being created and evolving, is a lot of people who have no previous ties to politics and are not at all "sophisticated" in the world of party politics have decided that it's worth running for office and enduring the media anal exam and all of the insulting criticism they're gonna get because they've heard the call. They themselves have complained about Republicans getting to Washington and failing to govern as they had promised and so they said, "Okay, I'm going to do it," and it's at that point that they need to be supported -- and especially because it's at that point that the establishment, including the media, starts ripping these people as neophytes and inexperienced goombahs.
"They have no clue what they're doing," and so forth. They try to besmirch them. They try to make it embarrassing to publicly support these people, and unfortunately it works with some people who are embarrassed. What do you think the Palin business is? You know, Palin is a great example of what I'm talking about. They tried to embarrass as many Republicans as possible into not supporting Palin from the moment she was named the vice presidential running mate by McCain, and it continues to this day. They're insulting her, attacking her, making it embarrassing to support her -- and it works with people. I can't tell you the number of Republicans who on the one hand complain, whine and moan to me about all the Republican sellouts in Washington and who then start complaining that Palin doesn't have the smarts.
"She doesn't have the experience! She needs to go to policy school!"
I have lost my temper a couple of times with people in my own home, because I'm listening to people complain about Democrats, complain about Obama, complain about liberals -- that they fully understand Obama is the worst thing that could happen to America in terms of our economy, traditions and so forth -- and then Palin's name comes up and they say, "Well! (snort) We can't have her! She's not smart enough, she's not bright enough."
I look at them and say, "Compared to WHO? Compared to Joe Biden? Compared to Harry Reid? Who's she dumber than? Would you rather have Obama?"
"Well, no, but I want somebody that can win."
"Well, tell me who it is. You tell me who packs arenas more than Palin does right now." At the time we're having these discussions it's last summer and after the Convention and so forth and after the election. "Who's creating more excitement among Republicans, in an electoral sense, than Palin is?"
"Well, she still embarrasses me."
"Well, who the hell are you? What do you know about 'the Indian subcontinent'?"
"Well, I just don't think she's..."
"How do you even know what she knows or doesn't know? You're falling full prey to what media critics and the Democrats are saying about her. Why do you want to be so easily swayed? Why...?" I asked these people, and on a couple of occasions, I was really shouting. "Why do you want to echo the very people that on every other day of the week you rip: People like the media, people like Democrats, people you know you can't trust? You know they lie. Why all of a sudden do you start talking about Palin and now any of the other tea party people like Sharron Angle? Why do you want to believe 'em?"
So the dichotomy is people want outsiders and they want challengers and they want people who have not been part of the system, and then when some people show up who are outsiders and not part of the system, some of our people that want that then say, "Weeeell, I don't think they're good. They're not polished enough." What do you mean "not polished enough"? If we're gonna fix this, it's going to have to be made up of people who have enough passion and care enough to run the gauntlet of having their personal lives exposed, running the risk of having the political establishment -- both Republican and Democrat in the media -- destroy them and their lives, their families and so forth, with never-ending criticism publicly.
We can't on the one hand sit here and ask, "Well, where are the good people? How come the same old people run?" and then some new people pop up and then we start savaging 'em. I'm just saying this because it ought to come as no surprise that the Republican establishment is going to go out there and do whatever they can to protect Lisa Murkowski. She is an incumbent. They raised a lot of money on her behalf. Let it open your eyes if you are among those who don't quite understand it. If you think that party loyalty is based on issues (snorts) don't make that mistake. It is with a lot but not all. I remember getting mad. I got so mad that I had to apologize to once guy, 'cause I literally lost it. I'm listening to this guy who I don't think he could find the Indian subcontinent on a map.
I don't think he could have found half the stuff we talked about or knew about it, but he was convinced Palin was a dolt and would be an embarrassing thing for the Republican Party, and would be a guaranteed loser. I said, "What do you want? Do you want to win with somebody you're gonna end up criticizing as being unfaithful and so forth?" It's something that if you really, really mean it that you want challengers from outside the system -- true outsiders -- when they show up, then you know what it takes. If you enter the political arena, and you're not a liberal Democrat, you know that the moment you show any potential of rallying people or winning an election, they're gonna come out and destroy you. Palin is a classic example of that. They'll always tell us who they fear.
That's another thing I said to this guy: "If they really thought Palin was the blithering idiot that they say she is, they wouldn't be worried about her."


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Washington, D.C. —Bradley D. Penrod, Executive Director and CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority, testified yesterday, June 25, 2009, on behalf of the members of Airports Council International-North America before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure on the success of the Committee's decision to appropriate federal funds to airports under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The funds were allocated using the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Airport Improvement Program (AIP) process to finance shovel-ready projects at airports.
"The Committee's decision to distribute the $1.1 billion ultimately appropriated using the AIP process has proven to be very successful," said Penrod. "It has allowed us as an industry, working in conjunction with our partners at the FAA, to move forward quickly, using a process we all know and understand, and one which provides clear guidelines." Penrod said the use of the AIP program as the funding vehicle explains why the FAA recently reported that all but $5 million of the $1.1 billion appropriated had been authorized to 323 projects. The fact the FAA has moved expeditiously to obligate the funding has allowed airports to "proceed with our projects and get on with the job of helping create the estimated 30,000 to 47,000 jobs that come from the $1 billion investment in construction," he said.
In his testimony, Penrod acknowledged that while some question the need to allocate stimulus funds for airport projects at a time of decreased passenger traffic, "there is still a critical need to maintain the safety and efficiency of our airfields and terminals," he said. "Further, we are committed to making the necessary infrastructure investments to prepare for the expected 25 percent growth in service that the FAA predicts our industry will face by 2021 when it is estimated that 1 billion people will take to the sky. Airports have to continually plan for the future."
During the hearing on "Recovery Act: 120-Day Progress Report for Transportation Programs," Penrod also said that airports have benefited from the two year Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) exemption for private activity bonds included in the stimulus bill. Penrod said a number of airports have been able to find buyers for their bonds in recent months because the AMT exemption made them more attractive. Prior to the exemption, the AMT penalty caused airport bonds "to be unattractive on the markets," with no 30-year airport bonds being sold from August through December 2008.
The AMT will have a long-term effect due to investments in infrastructure that airports will be able to make, Penrod said. "That equates to tens of millions of dollars in economic development and the creation of hundreds if not thousands of good paying jobs. In terms of airport infrastructure there is no doubt that the AMT provision has had a stimulating impact in the short and long terms."
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The State of Pennsylvania was privileged to receive the first economic recovery money. DOT Secretary LaHood announced on March 12 that Pittsburgh International Airport would receive $10 million as part of the recovery package and $2 million would go to the Allegheny County Airport. As Vice President Biden noted at the time, "This is money that will create jobs now – but it's also an investment in the long term safety of our airports and their economic viability."
At the Allegheny County Airport, the $2 million of stimulus funding will be used to renovate parts of four taxiways and reconfigure aircraft apron areas that will allow for the future construction of aircraft maintenance hangars and their associated ramp space. Construction is scheduled to begin the week of July 20, 2009. The reconfiguration associated with this project will allow us to construct the necessary infrastructure that is so critical for future aviation/airport industry demands, while also correcting an antiquated physical layout. When completed, we will be able to make space available for the construction of much needed aircraft maintenance hangar facilities. Thus, the $2 million project not only creates the immediate number of construction jobs listed below, but also positions the airport to allow construction jobs associated with new hangars and the long term creation of aircraft maintenance and operations positions as well. Our Economic Impact Study estimates that the $2 million Allegheny County Airport project will create 40 jobs – 24 direct jobs and 16 secondary jobs.
The $10 million stimulus project at the Pittsburgh International Airport will rehabilitate runway 14-32, one of four runways used by commercial flights which bring 8.7 million passengers a year through our airport. Runway 14-32 is critical in that as the primary night time arrival runway, it is our preferential runway for noise abatement procedures. The $10 million will be utilized to rehabilitate airfield pavement, make grading improvements and update pavement markings, airfield signage and lighting systems. By allowing us to rehabilitate this runway, the airport is able to continue its ability to operate in the most environmentally friendly manner possible, while offering an exceptionally efficient airfield to both military and civilian aircraft operators. This project will create an estimated 207 jobs: 122 direct jobs and 85 indirect jobs. Advertising for this project starts June 24, 2009 with a notice to proceed expected to be given to the successful contractor on September 1, 2009.
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The rumors are no longer rumors. As learned this morning, Insomniac Games has signed a publishing deal with EA Partners to expand the once Sony-exclusive development house onto the Xbox 360 with a brand-new game. Why? How? What's next? I had a chance to speak with Insomniac CEO Ted Price and EA Partners VP of marketing Craig Rechenmacher yesterday about this landmark deal.
G4: Since it's the day after the Lost finale aired, we're actually going to talk about that for the next 10 minutes.
Ted Price: [laughs]
G4: I want to start with this fundamental question: why Electronic Arts?
Price: We decided to do a multiplatform title a while ago and we began looking around for publishers who have a global reach, who are multiplatform and have an expertise in marketing and all the distribution [connections] and all the things that we need help with as a developer. After talking to EAP [EA Partners], we found that we were really compatible in terms of our creative approach and our mutual focus on quality over quantity and certainly you can't argue with EAP's success over the last several years. It ended up being a great fit.
The other thing that's important is that EAP works with some of the most well-known independent developers in the world who own their own IP [intellectual property]. For us, that was also an important aspect of this deal -- to retain creative control of the intellectual property.
G4: You said this was a decision you made a while ago. Can you walk me through the process of how you came to the decision that you wanted to expand Insomniac's outreach to multiplatform?
Price: Yeah, we've had a very measure approach to growth over the last 16 years and we're now at the point where we have multiple teams working and we realize that we had an opportunity reach more players. Not just players on the PlayStation 3 but players on the Xbox 360, as well. We began laying plans for creating a multiplatform title and, as I said, it was a little while ago and we took things step-by-step and we ended up meeting with EAP and getting along great.
G4: Maintaining control of the IP is important to you. Why is that important? What have you learned from previous relationships where you haven't had full control?
Price: Well, for us, being able to control the IP means a lot of things. First, ownership of the IP has benefits in terms of being able to take it to other forms of media down the road. We like the idea of driving things creatively and internally, as an independent developer, it's something that gets our team really excited when everybody understands that we're driving the bus here. This is ours to take to new heights or drive off a cliff. In this case, we think we're gonna take it to new heights. [laughs] We're excited about it.
"This is ours to take to new heights or drive off a cliff. In this case, we think we're gonna take it to new heights"
G4: It puts a little more pressure on you guys. Before, you could offload certain things to a publisher. Are you going to feel more pressure now that everything falls to Insomniac?
Price: Just to be fair, over the years we have generated all of the ideas for our games here at Insomniac. Sony, our other partner, has been fantastic in terms of working with us. We maintained creative control when it comes to the practical aspects of development, but Sony does own the IP to Ratchet & Clank and to Resistance.
G4: What does this new partnership with your existing relationship with Sony and those two IPs, where are clearly beloved by a lot of fans?
Price: We still have a very strong commitment to Ratchet & Clank, to Resistance and, of course, to Sony. We'll continue making games with Sony, so this is something...our ability to expand to multiplatform doesn't affect our relationship with Sony.
G4: When I talked to you at DICE, something you wanted to maintain at Insomniac was having the smaller studio feel. You could have already expanded more if you wanted to. How does this affect that, trying to maintain that smaller studio mentality as you guys are clearly getting bigger and going to a larger audience?
Price: Well, we're not necessarily getting bigger. What we're doing is we're taking more time on our titles to make sure that we get it right, to make sure that we put the right amount of polish into each title and can deliver a great experience. That doesn't mean expanding significantly as a studio.
G4: This is being made in your Burbank studio, not North Carolina, right?
Price: Right.
G4: I know you're not talking too much about the game itself yet, but what would you describe as the Insomniac touch? What are the fundamentals of an Insomniac game that we can come to expect with something new from the studio?
Price: [laughs] I gotta be careful here because I don't want to give away any details about the project. So, I'm gonna give you a fairly generic answer, which may not be useful. [laughs] Our goal, as always with our products, is to deliver a super-polished experience for players, something that will have a great story, makes 'em happy. Again, I have to stop there because then I'll start getting too specific.
G4: Was this multiplatform approach borne completely out of appealing to this Xbox audience, or is this reflective of Insomniac interested in Wii or iPhone, an expanded reach outside Xbox?
Price: For now, we're just focusing on PS3 and Xbox 360.
G4: Is that because what you guys for in terms of gameplay experiences require the extra horsepower?
Price: That's certainly one aspect of it, yeah.
G4: The timing of this announcement is just before E3. Is there a reason you wanted to get ahead of it now or is simply the deal is finally sealed, so you can start talking about it?
Price: No, you got it right. We did want to get ahead of it and make sure that we talked about it before any rumors started flying.
G4: Especially with EA Partners, we're seeing them collaborate with studios that want to control their IP. How prevalent do expect this be? How many studios can really demand that?
Price: I think it really depends on the developer and what the developer wants to do and the developer's track record. Craig can probably speak more to that than I can.
Craig Rechenmacher: I think we are seeing a shift towards IP ownership but it's the bigger studios that have the ability, have the pedigree, they're the ones that we're seeing really push for this IP ownership and I think you're going to see them taking their franchises into new gaming mediums and that's probably what predicates that IP ownership.
G4: From EA's perspective, how is the EAP relationship compared to one with EA? Theoretically, there could have been another deal where you were publishing this game and owned the rights.
Rechenmacher: You know, it's not as important to us. What's important for us is to work with world-class developers like Insomniac and our job is to help them take their IP to as many people as humanly possible and if we do our jobs right, they're gonna wanna work with us on that IP moving forward. Our job is to doing an incredible job. Sony set a pretty high bar, so we need to do a very good job on this next IP and hopefully that sets us up for future partnership with Insomniac.
G4: Are we going to hear about this game anytime soon or is announcing this partnership more about getting it all in the open and to temper expectations we'll see the game anytime soon?
Price: The latter.
"We've been working with Sony for a long time and we'll continue working with them"
G4: Is this a longterm partnership or one game?
Price: What we're talking about today is this particular deal, which is a one-game deal. But I will say our goal is to find partners that we can work with longterm and, as I mentioned before, we've been working with Sony for a long time and we'll continue working with them and it's great to find folks who have similar interests and similar approaches and we certainly feel that way about EA right now.
Rechenmacher: I think we're thrilled to be working with Insomniac and we're off to a great start. Our goal is in EA Partners is that we have such a great relationship and such a great partnership and really help take this title to the masses that we earn the right to future business with Insomniac.
G4: To wrap up, Insomniac inspires a rabid fan base. To a lot of fans, change isn't always good even though change should be and can be good. What is the message of this to Insomniac fans, to the ones who might be be saying "well, we've liked Insomniac how they are with Sony. Why does it need to change?"
Price: [laughs] Well, I hope they're excited about a brand-new franchise on the PlayStation 3. I know there are often wars between the Xbox 360 fans and the PlayStation 3 fans. We'd like to reassure the folks who have been loyal to us and to our PS3 games that we will be making more PS3 games, including this one, and they should be prepared for a fantastic experience.
G4: Any chance we'll hear about this at E3?
Price: No. We won't be talking about it at E3.
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He is with Segall Bryant & Hamill Investment Counsel (Chicago), which provides investment management services to individuals, trusts, estates, endowments, and corporations.
Following his graduation from Marquette in 1968, Jim served in the U.S. Army until mid-1970, including a 15 month tour of duty in Korea. In 1970 he entered the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, completing his MBA in 1972. Jim then joined the investment counseling firm of Stein Roe & Farnham in Chicago where he worked until 1992. He then became president of IDS Equity Advisors, Minneapolis. In 1995 he moved to State Street Research and Management, Boston, where he became chief investment officer–equities until late 2002 when he left to establish Weiss Capital Management. He joined Segall Bryant & Hamill in 2015.
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Born in Chicago, Jim spent the second half of his childhood in Racine, Wis., where he met his late wife, Kathleen, at St. Catherine's High School. They were married for 37 years before he was widowed in 2007. He is blessed to have four children, two sons-in-law, and eight grandchildren. The Weisses are a three generation Marquette family beginning with his parents in the 1930s, himself, and his son in the 1990s.
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Are you still reeling from claims that Undersheriff Andrew Zinke compromised a DEA investigation involving trucks hauling tens of thousands of pounds of marijuana with alleged destinations of the Crystal Lake manufacturing company that also is Zinke's campaign headquarters?
Slow down. This is McHenry County. Three guys are running for sheriff in 2014. Predictions that everything is exactly as it seems are less reliable than groundhog predictions in February.
There's no question this looks bad for Zinke, but there's more to consider.
What we know from court documents so far is that longtime narcotics division Sgt. John Koziol says Zinke told RITA Corp. owner Brian Goode about a DEA investigation into trucks hauling huge loads of marijuana that the DEA thinks were headed for Goode's business. Zinke describes Koziol as a disgruntled employee.
Maybe so, but Koziol also is a respected cop whom the department trusted for a long time in a sensitive position. At some point, Zinke decided to make major changes within the department, including moving Koziol and several others out of their longtime jobs and putting them back on the street.
The chicken or the egg part is one I can't answer yet, but the fact is that many of those officers who've been moved are Zinke's political enemies. It's fair to ask the question of whether Zinke made the moves out of political retribution for their lack of allegiance.
If politics teach us anything, it's that there are rarely clear-cut good guys and bad guys. There are these guys and those guys, the guys on the sidelines and the guys behind the guys, and each one of them is playing an angle. Politics are not for the genteel, and the simpleminded will walk away even dumber.
So line up with your camp and put on your white hat if that helps. In the meantime, I'll continue to occupy the three-dimensional world of politics where altruism and nobility are as frequent as unicorns and leprechauns.
So we've reported what people have said, which is different than what we know. Some of the parties involved aren't talking, which is not that surprising but leaves many holes to fill. There should be enough time to do that between now and the spring 2014 primary.
The million-dollar question is whether Zinke interfered with a DEA investigation by allegedly tipping off his friend. It's a nuanced question we don't know the whole answer to yet. We can't presume to know what the business owner knew about trucks intercepted in Texas that claimed to be headed for RITA Corp. or what the DEA knew about the owner's knowledge.
But here's another big question: If Zinke really blew the cover off a DEA investigation involving the movement of tens of thousands of pounds of marijuana, don't you think the DEA or the FBI would be going after him?
At the moment, the only people who we know are going after him for this alleged transgression are Koziol and some Buffalo Grove divorce lawyer who represented Zinke's primary opponent, Jim Harrison, in his divorce.
Really? A family law attorney? Either someone tore out the rest of Koziol's Yellow Pages or Harrison is the architect behind the motion for a special prosecutor. If he isn't, then let's hear a denial instead of a "no comment."
None of that makes anyone right or wrong; it just shows you how difficult it is to get to the truth when politics are involved. Don't expect to hear it all at once.
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Denver Police arrested John Copeland, shortly before midnight on Wednesday inside the north Denver home the two share.
Police believe the elder Copeland used a cane to assault a Denver Disability Parking Enforcement Volunteer at the Stapleton Home Depot parking lot last month. While prosecutors have yet to charge John Copeland, court records show he's being held on suspicion of second-degree assault, a felony.
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TEMECULA, CA – June 26, 2009 – The wine competition results are starting to come in now, and South Coast Winery, last year's winner of the prestigious California Golden State Winery of the Year award, is capturing the attention from both international and national wine buyers and critics across the nation for its wine quality, value, and selection.
A quick at-a-glance look at the comparison chart below, detailing South Coast Winery's 2008-2009 competition awards, demonstrates just how well this winery is pacing. Better still is the fact that the results are still pending from a few other major wine competitions that have yet to occur, making it a distinct possibility that this winery could very well beat last year's wine competition results of 255 Awards and Medals and bring home the California State Winery of the Year "Golden Bear" Award for the second consecutive year.
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Lily is nursing about 4xday (max) and 3x at night. She really depends on the night nursing but she could care less about the day nursing. I try like heck to offer her my milk before she eats at the table with the boys. And don't you know... she holds out for the food. I think that she likes to pick up her food. I also give her a cup when she eats at the table. Is this the first step in her slowly weaning? I'm ok with it, it seams natural for us. Should I push nursing more during the day or let her made the decision of when she wants to nurse? And if I don't nurse as often during the day will my night supply decrease?
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Higa's bill showed she went from using one gallon a day-- to 83 gallons -- overnight.
She believes even if she was being initially undercharged, the city should not have billed her at the highest rate.
"They are applying it as I had consumed it in one month, and that's not the case," said Higa.
The Manoa resident is one of thousands of bewildered customers who have emailed and called the Board of Water Supply because they don't understand what's going on with their bills.
The city's chief engineer said most of the calls are either about estimated versus actual use on their bills, or why their bills were being recalculated.
"I think between the two, it is adding to the increased volume right now, and that's why we looked at extended hours and that's why we also are looking at adding staff to handle these calls," said Lau.
Lau hopes to double the number of people who handle the calls from 15- 30.
On Monday, the members of the board that oversees the utility expressed some concern about the complaints.
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The chief engineer is taking the criticism in stride.
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Dordt Basketball Chicago Experience
July 1, 2014
Chicago Experience 2014
Compiled by JD Boer
In June (June 14-19), the Dordt College men's basketball team had the opportunity to travel to Chicago to host a basketball camp for elementary children and perform general cleaning at Chicago West Side Christian School. Coach Douma used the opportunity to give the players an experience many had never had been exposed to before. Eyes were opened to the problems in the Chicago neighborhoods; players and coaches formed deeper relationships; and fun was had by all took part in this life-changing event.
Early Saturday morning - June 14 - members of the team loaded up the mini-bus and began the long road trip to Chicago. The three incoming freshman making the trip were Taylor Feenstra, Andrew O'Donnell, and Leighton Sampson. Sophomores joining the group were Patrick Knoblauch, Bryan Sumner, Alex Terpstra, and Austin Vermeer. The juniors were Nathan Rindels, JD Boer, and newcomer Emeka Okoronkwo. The senior leaders for the trip were Tyler Wolterstorff and David Den Herder. Coaches Ross Douma, Derek Keizer, and Lance Johnson did a great job of making arrangements and keeping everyone in order throughout the trip. The nine hour drive Saturday to Chicago took a lot out of the group, but everyone was excited when we finally arrived at Chicago West Side Christian School, the place we would be calling home for the next four days. Meeting us was the principal of the school, Mary Post, a Dordt College graduate. Upon arrival, members of the team set up their beds in a couple classrooms that were provided before heading out to eat with the whole team. At night, everyone got together as Coach Douma led the team through devotions, talking about some of the things we might see on the streets of Chicago and how eyes would be opened to the things we would be seeing and experiencing during our time there.
Coach Douma woke the team up on Sunday morning to get ready for church. The church we attended was called North Lawndale CRC. The service was held in the grass area right outside the school. The service was much different than most services we have been a part of growing up. There was rapping and dancing, and the church members were very involved in the service. The Dordt team was also involved as Coach Douma talked about what we were doing in Chicago and a few team members even went up front to join the choir with actions to "Lord I Lift Your Name on High." The Father's Day service was powerful as the message was on the importance of the role of a father in a person's life. The congregation was very open and kind to us, and we enjoyed their company after church at a potluck for all the attendees of the service.
After church on Sunday, the team went to the beach at Lake Michigan for a fun afternoon. The water was a little chilly, but everyone had a good time. Pushing people in the water, burying Patrick in the sand, and playing a whole team football game were a few of the activities that kept everyone busy at the beach. After we had showered, we ordered in Chicago style pizza from Giordano's and watched the last game of the NBA Finals together as a team back at the school. At night, we discussed the things we had seen that day. The church service along with simply being on the streets of Chicago had already made an impact on us and challenged us on how we view poverty, crime, and difficult living conditions.
Our work that we set out to do in Chicago started Monday morning. The juniors and seniors, along with Coach Johnson would be running a camp for area kids in grades 3rd to 7th. There were about fifteen boys and girls that showed up for the camp, and they came with lots of excitement and energy. Many of them loved basketball and were eager to learn from college kids, even though they were somewhat disappointed none of us would be entering the NBA Draft the following week. We broke the kids into groups and taught them fundamentals about basketball. Many of the children had talent, but had not learned good fundamentals, so this was a great learning opportunity for them. We finished the two hour camp with some games before handing out Dordt Basketball T-Shirts to the campers and their family members.
For the service projects Monday, the rest of the group began doing work in the school. They moved desks to hallways to clear up space for the carpet cleaner who was coming in a couple days and also performing some landscaping duties around the school. That afternoon, the team had the opportunity to go kayaking in downtown Chicago on the Chicago River. It was a great experience to see all the incredible buildings up close, but also a great workout as we kayaked about 6 miles in the two hours we were on the water. However, it was probably closer to seven hours for David and Taylor as they could not keep their kayak moving straight in one direction. We had fun kayaking as well as laughing at David and Taylor.
After a short break back at school, we went to a National Guard Armory to take part in an open gym with two colleges, Concordia (IL) and North Park (IL). We were all anxious to play together for the first time since our season ended in March. We were pretty tired due to the fast paced nature of the game and being somewhat out of shape, but all went well and it was great to see how things might fit together this season as we enjoyed playing together for the first time this summer. After a quick stop to eat on the way home, we talked about what the plan was for the next day before heading to bed. We were all very tired after a long day.
The team woke up Tuesday ready for another day filled with service and basketball. The camp was once again held in the morning. Although there was not necessarily all the same kids attending, the kids came back with a lot of energy and worked hard for the two hours of camp. For the service aspect, some players spent time painting shelves in the classroom. The rest of the guys went out into the streets to help a lady from the church move from one apartment to the other. There was a lot of stuff to be moved, so the whole team ended up joining to help carry furniture and boxes up and down the stairs to her new apartment. It was a lot of work, but it felt good to help a lady who was in need, and we were grateful for the opportunity.
After an afternoon break, we loaded up the bus and headed for Palos Heights to participate in an open gym at Trinity Christian College. They were very kind to let us come in and play with them, and it gave us the opportunity to play together and get better once again on the trip. We stopped by an authentic hot dog place before heading back to school for the night. Before we went to bed, Coach Douma got the team together to talk about some of the experiences of the day. Also, we talked about homelessness, how it happens, and what the Bible says about it.
Wednesday marked our last day of camp and service at Chicago West Side Christian. The campers had fun on the last day, playing a few competitions and games that we had set up and finished camp with a game of knockout. One of the more outspoken kids at camp asked to break it down for everybody one last time. Upon his request, on "three" we all said, "Dordt College is gonna win the championship next year." Meanwhile, the work around school was finished up with more painting and cleaning up trash.
After we had said our goodbyes to the campers and Mrs. Post, we headed to our hotel downtown on Michigan Avenue. As part of the trip, the coaches wanted the players to experience both sides of the socio-economic spectrum in Chicago. After being around poverty for three days, we were now surrounded with wealth. It was amazing that such a wide gap exists only a few miles apart. The team spent Wednesday night shopping at a few places in downtown Chicago and eating at a nice restaurant. For devotions, we discussed the sharp contrast that was apparent between the two places we had stayed on the trip.
After a good night's sleep, we were ready to head out bright and early Thursday morning to get back to campus. The Chicago experience had left a mark on all of us. We grew together as a team and had a good time no matter what we did. In addition, we got better at basketball by playing a different style of ball against a few colleges. Most of all, we became more culturally aware and sensitive to issues that plague the inner-cities in our country because of this trip. Most of us had never seen what it was like to live in a neighborhood such as West Chicago. We were touched by the people there and hopefully made an impact on the school and youth of that community. The guys' favorite experiences were the African-American church service and kayaking in downtown Chicago. Coach Douma and the coaches did a great job of setting up the trip and making it a life-changing experience for us and we are very grateful to have had this opportunity.
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September 28, 2011 —
It's a well-known political axiom that seniors vote in greater numbers than other segments of the population. Perhaps that's one reason that all 17 candidates who are running for election or re-election to the Sullivan County Legislature showed up at a meeting of the Senior Legislative Action Committee at the government center on September 23 to make remarks about issues facing seniors.
The topic receiving the most attention was the Sullivan County Adult Care Center, which in recent years has been losing money. In previous months, there had been discussions about the possible privatization of the facility with the result that, like many other counties, Sullivan would get out of the nursing home business.
But two months ago, the legislature decided instead to move in the direction of upgrading the center and attempting to attract more patients. Specifically, county officials will try to attract new customers for short-term rehabilitation of a couple of months, as well as those who would stay for several years.
None of the candidates expressed the view that privatization would be a good option, and nearly all of them said county officials had an obligation to study approaches that would result in the facility losing less money, or even making a profit.
The conversation also brought a couple of campaign flourishes. Cindy Geiger, who is a former public health nurse and is running in District Five, quoted the late U.S. vice president and presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey. She said, "The moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, our children, those who are in the twilight of life, our seniors, and those in the shadows of life, our sick and our disabled."
Cora Edwards, who is running in District Six, said she had read the reports about the facility. She said, "What it all boils down to is this: do we believe in the role of good public healthcare; do we believe that the most vulnerable in our society should be taken care of when nobody else is taking care of them; do we believe that we don't have to have our grandmothers and aunts and uncles in a facility where it's very difficult for us to see them every day?"
Leni Binder, the incumbent legislator in District Seven, noted that many of the problems with the facility are related to the reality that unlike 48 other states, New York requires counties to pick up part of the cost of Medicaid, and most of the residents in the facility are paid for by Medicaid. She said, "I submit that your, and our, lobbying should be directed to the federal level." She said residents should demand of the federal government that it limit the amount of money the state can keep out of the Medicaid funds it receives from Washington, DC.
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- 3/4 cup sugar
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- HEAT oven to 350ºF. Lightly coat an 8x8-inch baking pan with no-stick cooking spray.
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Yankee Stadium: A Piece of Cake
This week has been pretty rough for me (please don't ask, I'm just glad it's basically over!) so I haven't been sleeping well these past few nights.
Anyway I was up around 1:30 this morning and I just happened to turn on the Food Network. The show Ace of Cakes was on, a reality show that centers on the work at Chef Duff Goldman's custom cake shop. I don't know much about the show because I don't watch it on a regular basis, but they were making something so amazing.
A cake made to look like the new Yankee Stadium. I had to watch this.
It was amazing how Goldman and his partners, Geof Manthorn and Mary Smith, were able to build this thing; they did such an awesome job of crafting the cake to look like Yankee Stadium.
It was just so fascinating how they molded the dough to make it look like the grandstands and how they iced the cake to give it the likeness of the field. They even made a mini Monument Park behind the centerfield wall, capturing basically every facet of the new ballpark in the Bronx.
I thought to myself, "These cake-makers are extremely good at what they do, great in fact. It is such an admirable talent that they have and it's incredible that they are able to do this."
I then thought, "If I were able to make cakes like this, I could impress so many people!" They certainly impressed me, that's for sure.
Then my admiration for their cake turned to sheer, unadulterated jealousy when I saw that Goldman, Manthorn, and Smith were privileged enough to go to the Stadium and show off their cake to the Yankee faithful on May 1.
They were originally going to bring the cake out onto the field before the game began, but rain prevented that. We did have too many problems with the weather this past year, which is unfortunate. Instead they put the cake down in the press conference room and video taped it to show on the diamond vision screen before first pitch.
Now here's where I got extremely jealous.
Yogi Berra came into the press conference room to see the cake. As he marveled over the work of art, Goldman, Manthorn, and Smith got to talk to Berra and take pictures with him. Then CC Sabathia and Johnny Damon each walked in to see the cake, and they were also left in amazement at its brilliance.
Then the captain himself, Derek Jeter, came in to see the cake. Like Berra, Sabathia, and Damon, he too was impressed with the cake and told them what a wonderful job they did in making it.
Jeter signed a ball for Smith; she was so overjoyed at meeting Jeter she said, "I can die happy now." I would give my life to just have a five minute conversation with Jeter, let alone leave him in awe of something I helped work on. She is a very lucky lady.
The three cake-makers then got to go out onto the field while their cake was shown on the diamond vision screen. They were given a rousing ovation from the capacity crowd, and it was well-deserved. For making a cake that good, they earned a standing O.
The Yankees went on to win that game against the Angels 10-9 on a walk-off single by Jorge Posada. So not only did they get to make this beautiful cake, they got to go to the Stadium, meet three Yankees, a Hall of Fame catcher, get their autographs, take pictures with them, step out onto the field before the game…and the Yankees won the game.
Talk about making off like a few bandits, wouldn't you agree?
I have to say it was just one of the more fascinating things I have seen in awhile. For a small group of people to make such an amazing work of art, it was inspiring. They make it look so easy, even though I'm sure it's probably not.
But they did a fantastic job with it. To them, I'm sure it's just a piece of cake.
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I love that show! (I've gotten addicted to the Food Network now that there's no baseball.) But I missed the episode where they made the Yankee Stadium cake. I hope they repeat it or maybe they have it on their website. Anyhow, thanks for the heads up.
Oh Jane, you definitely need to see this episode! It's so you, very Yankee-related, haha.
I was so impressed with it. After the episode ended I said to myself: "this deserves a blog." I had to write about the cake, it was fantastic!


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Joan Essenmacher, '84, is a coordinator of referral development for Riverview Hospital Rehab and Fitness in Noblesville and Carmel, IN. She earned a bachelor's degree in physical therapy from Northwestern University Medical School. Joan also earned a master's degree from Purdue University and a doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Southern California. She has worked with the United States Tennis Association and the Sony Ericsson WTA tours, as well as USA Men's Beach Volleyball. She lives in Indianapolis, IN.
Thomas Knight Jr., '84, was promoted to manufacturing plant specialist for Ford Motor Companies Asia Pacific Division, Auto Alliance International, located in Flat Rock. He lives in Newport.


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I recall things settling down around three months (he was born a little bigger than yours is now, so size has nothing to do with frequency of nursing, IMHO). Around then, my son would actually let me put him down in a play gym thing my mom had given us or would watch his mobile (the only time he would spend in his crib) and let me go brush my teeth or put some makeup on:D The feedings spread out too from every hour on the hour 24 hours a day to something more reasonable. Like I said on the other thread, if we considered the first three months of life the last three months of gestation, it would put things in a different perspective. It goes, just as pregnancy does, and before we know it, those little babies don't really need us anymore!
Hang in there. It does get better. Getting out of the house to the gym is a great idea. I also found that I could take the baby by myself to the mall or something -- even just a store -- and just walk around during the day if I really felt like the walls were closing in.
I hated the Bjorn. Hurt my back. A sling was a much better option for us. So I'd second looking into one.


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Several prominent NFL players, including Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, have committed suicide in recent years. In those cases, head injuries were blamed.
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Name of product: Evenflo Top-of-Stair™ Plus Wood Gates
Units: About 150,000 in the United States and 33,000 in Canada
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Hazard: The slats on the gate can break or detach, posing a fall hazard to children.
Incidents/Injuries: Evenflo has received 142 reports of slats breaking and/or detaching from the gate. Three children gained access to stairs. One of those children fell through the gate and down five steps; another fell down one step. Injuries included four children who sustained bumps and bruises to the head and seven children who sustained minor injuries including scratches, scrapes and bruises.
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I don't often hear people equating religion to music or language but I think they're helpful comparisons. More often than not, we hear different comparisons: religion v. science. Myth v. fact. Superstition v. proof.
But when I try to explain why despite every problem religion has caused I care about it, I've found that first I have to make it clear that what I'm not talking about is not some opposite of modern science. In The Case for God, Karen Armstrong's project is to explain to a skeptical public how "belief" and "faith" went through a transformation of meaning since the 1500s. As Descartes and Locke became the principal gods of metaphysics, religion became a counter-narrative that increasingly butted heads with scientific claims about nature. As "what you see is what you get" became the key to advanced science and industrialism, faith in a sacred reality became faith in fiction. Belief in an unprovable, infinite love of God became belief in myth.
That's why I work against the grain of hundreds of years when I say to friends that I like to study religion as a language instead of religion as a fact. Portuguese or Igbo are not correct or incorrect, music is not proved or unproved. Instead of psychological terms to explain that we feel happy, we sing. Notes and adjectives are the finite things with which we can express what feels endlessly complicated inside. They're symbols that you use, not that you defend.
Of course, just like they argue about the meaning of words, people argue about the meaning of religious symbols. While saying "blue" or "love" may express a general universal, there are always particulars to work out. And unfortunately in religion, the imposition of one interpretation over another or one religion over another has been dangerous and even deadly.
So why the specificity? Why for some people are Jesus, Moses, Esther or the Prophet Muhammad more useful ways of framing their lives than secular self-help books? What's the value of plot points, mythos instead of logos, in the modern world?
Stephen Crites, formerly a professor at Wesleyan, believes mythos matters because experience happens to us through narrative. When he says that the "formal quality of experience through time is inherently narrative" he means that the way we act out our lives, like musicians blowing through holes or painters striking brushes to a canvas, is through storytelling. It's impossible to describe what anything means to us without telling a story, without choosing a beginning, middle, end, and a line, a melody that runs through it all. Physicists and biologist have to describe what happened in an experiment and what it means with narrative. Infinity is not our language. As finite beings we speak in finite terms. Without narrative we swim without direction, lost in a slough of a thousand meanings.
Crites claims that narrative can even function to create our consciousness, rather than just to describe it. That's why he says people in traditional folk cultures lived "in" their sacred stories. They were not myths but dwelling-places, so essential to experience that "men's sense and self and world is created through them". Crites distinguishes a sacred story as a story you live instead of a story you tell. A writer may spin a world of fantasy and characters, but people's ritual reenactment of sacred stories takes place in their own world – the stories live in their own bodies.
At Bryn Mawr, freshmen go through a sequence of initiation traditions that to outsiders seem totally inane. But for many Bryn Mawr students, from beginning to end the traditions formulate their college experience. In the Roman Empire mystery cults initiated people into stories that they would live, ways of framing their lives, as an alternative to state-standardized religion. In God of the Oppressed, James Cones writes that when people in the black church sing, preach, and tell stories, they are talking about another reality, a reality "so high you can't get over him, so low you can't get under him, so wide you can't get around him."
Sacred stories are different from science. They function on different planes. We're people who need meaning as much as we need proof. Religion, although not the only way, is a language for expressing it.


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March 17, 2010—North Central College exceeds new, more strict state requirements for teachers and administrators pursuing master's degrees and certification in educational leadership, College officials say.
Illinois will require tougher standards for school leadership programs offered by colleges and universities beginning in 2011. Illinois will phase out the Type 75 general administrative certification process by 2013 and adopt a new performance-based certification test for principal endorsement. By July 2013, all programs seeking to prepare school principals must be approved by the state.
Already a leader in graduate education for teachers and administrators, North Central College is well-prepared to implement changes to its program beginning in fall 2010, says Wendy Kulpinski, director of graduate and continuing education admission.
North Central College graduate students pursuing a master's degree in educational leadership and administration will engage in rigorous coursework and 200-hour internships to comply with the new state standards.
In 2007, the Illinois General Assembly, Illinois State Board of Education, Illinois Board of Higher Education and the office of the governor appointed the Illinois School Leader Task Force to implement improvements in school leadership preparation. The task force in 2008 recommended three primary instruments for improving leadership quality:
·Formal partnerships between school districts, institutions of higher education and other qualified partners to support principal preparation and development; · State policies that set high standards for school leadership certification and align principal preparation, early career development and distinguished principal recognition; · Refocused principal preparation programs committed to developing and rigorously assessing in aspiring principals the capacities that are most likely to improve student learning in PreK-12 schools.
North Central has many well-established partnerships with Chicago-area public school districts to offer school leadership candidates the opportunity to gain practical internship experience at the elementary, middle and high school levels. Residency and internship experience with all levels of teachers are among the state's new requirements.
"The connections we have with other schools put our program at an advantage," Kulpinski says.
Many Illinois institutions are expected to discontinue their graduate programs in education rather than comply with the new Illinois School Leadership Standards. The state will require institutions to maintain minimum numbers of full-time faculty in graduate programs in education, for example. As early as fall 2011, programs must meet state approval under the new guidelines to admit new students.
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"The state task force has said it is not favorable for a principal candidate to get all of their training in a home school," which is how some programs currently operate, Servais says. In other words, under the old guidelines someone seeking certification to become a principal could complete a graduate program without gaining any experience outside the school where he or she works.
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With President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad looking on, Iran launched a domestically built destroyer in the Caspian Sea Sunday, the Iranian media reported.
The event marked first time Iran has launched a major warship in the oil-rich region, according to The Associated Press.
The 1,420-ton warship, which is longer than a football field and can sail at 30 knots with a 20,000-horsepower engine, was put in the water near the northern port city of Bandar Anzali, about 150 miles northwest of Tehran, the Iranian media said.
The ship, named Jamaran 2, is equipped with advanced artillery and torpedo systems, can carry surface to air missiles and has a helicopter landing pad.
It was described by state media as a "symbol of the Islamic Republic's capability and strength that conveys the message of peace and friendship to the Caspian Sea states," according to Press TV, an English-language media outlet based in Tehran.
Press TV said the ship will formally join the Iranian navy in six months, after the completion of final tests.
Iran previously launched a version of the Jamaran destroyer in the Persian Gulf in 2010, AP reported.
In the last two decades, Iran has been building a self-sufficient military, reportedly producing its own jet fighters, tanks, missiles and light submarines as well as torpedoes.
Both Israel and the United States have not ruled out military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities. The West suspects Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, a charge Iran denies.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to press President Obama about a potential strike on Iran during a meeting between the leaders scheduled for Wednesday in Israel.
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I feel like I'm going to lose it. I'm an emotional disaster right now. (8 weeks pregnant and hormones in full force)
I'm nursing my 19 month old. ALL.THE.TIME. I'm hurting. I'm sore. I'm BURNT OUT.
We are up all night long. I feel like if he isn't attached to my boob, he isn't sleeping. This isn't normal is it? Of course, I "created it" by letting him do it for so long...as my DH says. I don't know what to do. I tried to make him stick it out till at least midnight a couple of nights ago. He cried for about 10 minutes (we cosleep) and feel back asleep. The next night I gave it to him.
I can't nap with him during the day because he wakes up after about 45 minutes (just when I'm falling asleep) to nurse back to sleep.
I feel like I'm losing my mind. Where the heck do I even start to break this?
I NEED a break before this next baby comes.