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Daniel and Bonnie Dee
From The Ponder Heart by Eudora Welty
excerpted from chapter 2
Meantime! Here traipsed into town a little thing from away off down in the country. Near Polk: you wouldn't have ever heard of Polk -- I hadn't. Bonnie Dee Peacock. A little thing with yellow, fluffy hair.
The Peacocks are the kind of people keep the mirror outside on the front porch, and go out and pick railroad lilies to bring inside the house, and wave at trains till the day they die. The most they probably hoped for was that somebody'd come find oil in the front yard and fly in the house and tell them about it. Bonnie Dee was one of nine or ten, and no bigger than a minute. A good gust of wind might have carried her off any day.
She traipsed into Clay all by herself and lived and boarded with some Bodkins on Depot Street. And went to work in the ten cent store: all she knew how to do was make change.
So -- that very day, after Uncle Daniel finished turning the tables and was just through telling us about it, and we were all having a conniption fit in here, Uncle Daniel moseyed down the street and in five minutes was inside the ten cent store. That was where he did all his shopping. He was intending to tell his story in there, I think, but instead of that, he was saying to the world in general and Bonnie Dec at the jewelry counter in particular, "I've got a great big house standing empty, and my father's Studebaker. Come on -- marry me."
You see how things happen? Miss Lutie Powell, Uncle Daniel's old schoolteacher, was in there at the time buying a spool of thread, and she heard it -- but just didn't believe it.
I was busy, busy, busy with two things that afternoon -- worrying about what I'd say to Grandpa when he got back, and conducting my rummage sale in the yard. I might as well have been in Jericho. If Uncle Daniel had told me what he was going in the ten cent store to say -- but I doubt strongly if he knew, himself, he's so sudden quick -- I could have pretty well predicted the answer. I could have predicted it partway. Because -- Uncle Daniel can't help it! -- he always makes everything sound grand. Home on the hilltop! Great big car! Negroes galore! Homegrown bacon and eggs and ham and fried grits and potato cakes and honey and molasses for breakfast every morning to start off with -- you know, you don't have to have all the brilliance in the world to sound grand, or be grand either. It's a gift.
The first thing I knew of what transpired was two hours and a half later, when I was two dollars and ninety-five cents to the good of the heathen, selling away to the Negroes as hard as I could and dead on my feet in the yard. Then bang up against the hitching post at the curb pulls in that Studebaker. It honks, and the motor huffs and puffs, and the whole car's shaking all over like it does if you stop it too quick after running it too long. It's been going all day, too. I shade my eyes and who do I see but old Narciss at the steering wheel. She's the cook out at the place. She's looking at me, very mournful and meaning and important. She always does look like that, but I never in my life knew she knew how to drive.
"Oh-oh," I says to the rummage sale. "Don't anybody touch a thing till I get back," and march out to meet it. There in the back seat sat Uncle Daniel big as life and right beside him Bonnie Dee Peacock, batting her eyes.
"Uncle Daniel, dear heart, why don't you get out and come in?" I says, speaking just to him, first. And Eva Sistrunk, the one that's a little older than me, just passing by with nothing to do, stopped in her tracks and politely listened in.
"Eva, how's your family?" says Uncle Daniel.
He was beaming away for all he was worth and shooting up his arm every minute to wave -- of course Saturday traffic was traveling around the Square. Those people had just spent the morning waving him good-by, seeing him off to the asylum with Grandpa. By next time around they'd know everything. I look straight at Narciss.
Narciss is biding her time till she's got a big crowd and an outside ring of Negroes; then she sings out real high and sad, "Mr. Daniel done took a new wife, Miss Edna Earle."
Daniel and Bonnie Dee
From the screenplay by Gail Gilchriest
Exterior. Clay jewelers. Day. Medium shot.
Daniel tries to open door. Pan right as he walks right. Knocks on window.
Medium shot. Bonnie Dee exits door on right.
Rear angle, Daniel. Knocks on window.
Bonnie Dee: What are you doing, Mr. Ponder?
Medium shot. Daniel. Takes off hat. Tips it.
Daniel: Trying to scare up somebody to sell me a ring.
Medium shot. Over the shoulder on Bonnie Dee. She points right.
Bonnie Dee: They all went to your wedding. I weren't invited.
Medium shot. Daniel. Holds hat. Walks to foreground.
Daniel: Well, I'm sure it was an oversight.
Medium shot. Bonnie Dee. Looks down.
Bonnie Dee: I know where you can get a ring. Right sparkly, and at a good price.
Close up. Daniel.
Bonnie Dee [off screen, continues]: Come on, I'll show you.
Daniel: Okay.
Medium shot. Bonnie Dee walks left into Leota's. Daniel follows.
Interior. Leota's parlor. Day. Medium shot. Side angle, Daniel enters parlor. Bonnie Dee follows.
Crosses in foreground to tip jar. Reaches in. Puts money in gumball machine.
Bonnie Dee: I first saw one of these at the county fair over in Silver City. Did you ever go there? I rode the Ferris Wheel, went around nine times.
Close up. Over the shoulder on Bonnie Dee.
Bonnie Dee [continues]: From the top, the lights down below twinkled just like the stars in heaven.
Close up. Over the shoulder on Daniel.
Daniel: Really?
Close up. Over the shoulder on Bonnie Dee. Looks down right.
Close up. Over the shoulder on Daniel.
Medium shot. Side angle, Daniel and Bonnie Dee.
Bonnie Dee: See...
Medium shot. Gumball machine. Back of Bonnie Dee's hair. Daniel leans down into frame.
Bonnie Dee taps on gumball machine. Daniel looks left.
Bonnie Dee [continues]: The prettiest one is down at bottom, where most people can't see it.
Daniel: What's that smells so good?
Bonnie Dee: They call it, "Evening in Paris."
Daniel: That's mighty fine.
Medium shot. Side angle, Daniel kneels next to machine. Bonnie Dee stands. Daniel then stands.
Bonnie Dee holds out hand. Daniel places ring on her finger.
Bonnie Dee: Ta-da! Not bad for three cents. But I don't think it's a real diamond.
Daniel: Let's see how it looks on you. Beautiful.
Bonnie Dee: It's just a hand.
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Return of the Emblem: Chat
Posted 07 January 2011 - 03:48 PM
just assume jack butted in after synthia was done talking
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Though personally I didn't think we needed it.
Ah well, another thread for me to spam, I'm not going to complain I suppose.
Posted 07 January 2011 - 04:08 PM
though i did forget that there's an IRC channel for this; are you guys in there chatting it up all the time and that's why an actual chat topic isn't really needed?
Posted 07 January 2011 - 04:14 PM
Posting that here Just for the sake of it, for those of you that skip quotes
For those of you didn't know, we have an IRC channel here channel name #returnoftheemblem where we discuss the RP sometimes. Not required or anything though.
IRC is #returnoftheemblem
I personally prefer a Chat thread to an IRC room, but since most people seem to want to go to IRC instead I decided to comply and stick around there instead of making a chat thread. Though now that you've made one I suppose I can use both worlds
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I'd be happy to be proven wrong though (Not argued and corrected as wrong, but actually proved wrong via actions)
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Yes Cuddles would have been fuming if you'd been stupid enough to create a stupid witness guard to testify. Since while it's possible, it was never mentioned and it's really no different from god-moding your way out of a situation.
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"Morality is an essential soil for free and democratic governments. . . only a public morality, in which trust, truth-telling, and self-control are prominent features, can long sustain a decent social order and hence a stable and just democratic order."
Robert H. Bork
Judge Bork's observation in his 1996 tome, "Slouching Towards Gomorrah," rings loud and true today. What's heartbreaking is that any semblance of basic standards of morality in our nation are fading fast and with it the underpinning of our future.
Modern liberalism - which bears no resemblance to the classic liberalism of John Locke - espouses the theory of morality which heralds that each individual must define the virtues he or she will embrace. Additionally, no matter which virtues are adopted or rejected by the individual or how each person defines those values, it's OK because we dare not infringe upon self-determination.
This perverted form of liberalism does not allow for any resolute truth. Everything must be gray - nothing can be scrutinized in terms of black and white. Right and wrong become vague concepts held at the mercy of personal whim. All must be sacrificed for the sake of self.
Thus, modern liberalism is nothing more than a deceptive synonym for narcissism.
You may be saying: "Come on now Jeff, you are exaggerating. The majority of Americans don't think like this. Our nation cannot be this far gone." I would respond there is ample proof readily available to support my concern about the decaying moral fiber of America.
One clear example of this moral decline is found in a recent poll taken with reference to President Clinton's approval ratings.
The day after Clinton's State of the Union address, one public poll showed that 76 percent of Americans approved of the job the president is doing (based virtually, according to the poll, on the country's economic performance), while only 23 percent of those same people polled approved of President Clinton's character and moral judgment.
The same poll revealed that 73 percent of those polled believed the president should not be removed from office for his malfeasance, but only 12 percent consider him a good role model.
What a paradox this presents. We support the president because we have money in our pockets despite the fact we think the guy is morally corrupt. (Actually, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan should be given much more credit for our economic prosperity and Congress is equally if not more responsible for the economic stability as is the Clinton administration.)
In other words, we don't care what kind of person our nation's leader is as long as everything is hunky-dory with our bank accounts. Put a little cash in our pockets and we would accept a criminal for president (in fact, we already have one since perjury is a crime in all 50 states, and according to federal statute).
What a sad change in attitude this is from that of our Founding Fathers. In 1796, Justice Jacob Rush wrote the following, giving voice to the pervading perspective on immoral leadership during our nation's genesis: "The man who by his immoral practices is constantly infringing the laws of order, and spreading confusion through the moral world, contributes his utmost efforts to involve every thing in anarchy and ruin; and whatever may be the language of his lips with his vices, he is stabbing his country to the heart."
America's heart has been pierced by the unprincipled actions of our president, we recognize his lack of character, and yet we place our seal of approval on him.
This abandonment of moral standards by which we make our judgments has been cultivated by the modern liberalism that permeates our society. And if we do not soon turn from this live-and-let-live mentality the nation will truly be slouching toward Gomorrah, as Judge Bork expostulates.
Let us not be forgetful of the fate of Gomorrah (Genesis 19) as we ponder the necessity of re-establishing immovable moral foundations of our country.
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"In order to balance the force and ensure sufficient senior officers are available at the right time in their careers to serve in critical billets in the fleet, we will conduct a selective early retirement board for active duty captains and commanders in the unrestricted line (URL)," explained Vice Adm. Mark Ferguson, chief of naval personnel. "The board will look closely at leadership, integrity and proven and sustained superior performance in critical billets."
The SER board will consider the records of all active duty URL captains with at least four years time-in-grade as of July 1, 2011, and commanders who have twice failed for promotion to O-6. Captains and commanders whose name is on a list of officers recommended for promotion will not be reviewed for early retirement. Furthermore, staff and restricted line officers will not be considered by the SER board.
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PORT JERVIS, NY — The Tri-State Chamber of Commerce presents its Holiday Networking Event and Party on Tuesday, December 13 at UpFront Exhibition Space from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited. Members of the chamber pay $5 and non-members $10. All proceeds will be donated to local food pantries. Read more
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RiverFolk presents Patrick Fitzsimmons
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Talaga speaks on Brownscombe
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Directions to Wijaya Imperial HotelAddress: Jl. Raya Janti No. 22 Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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The Wijaya Imperial Hotel is strategically located in the heart of Yogyakarta, right in front of JEC (Jogja Expo Center). It only takes 15 minutes to Malioboro, a famous shopping place in Yogyakarta, 10 minute to the biggest shopping mall in Yogyakarta, Ambarukmo Plaza.


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Live From Los Angeles: Autumn 2010
As this past summer imperceptibly turned to fall, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art presented the 19th season of its free Friday jazz series. On August 27th, azure skies and a cool breeze soothed hundreds of enthusiastic people groovin' to the spirit lifting music of Henry Franklin's Quartet. The band grabbed the audience's attention with the solemn intro to the John Coltrane composition, "Lonnie's Lament." Azar Lawrence, whose most welcome return to jazz was inspired by Coltrane's spirit and music, cradled his gleaming tenor sax and ecstatically probed the depths of his soul, while Franklin's bass, Theo Saunders piano and Ramon Banda's drums drove the music to its frenzied climax.
The band continued in the Coltrane spirit with several songs from Franklin's recent recording with this band, O What A Beautiful Morning (SP Records, 2008), beginning with an original composition, "McCoy," that pianist Saunders dedicated to the Master's long time associate, McCoy Tyner. This up-tempo burner had audience feet tapping, hands clapping and voices crying out in joyous approval. Franklin's bass funked up the audience on a Saunders' arrangement that combined James Brown's "I Feel Good" with the Oliver Nelson standard, "Stolen Moments."
Definitely, a crowd pleaser.
The Skipper and the band then stretched out on the Rogers and Hammerstein show tune, "O What A Beautiful Morning," which Franklin executed in the style of Coltrane's "My Favorite Things." The Skipper and his mates transformed this sweetly melodic Broadway standard into a blazing vehicle for unrestrained jazz improvisation, with Lawrence soaring heavenward on soprano sax.
In this era of economic gloom, with unemployment officially measuring 10% and local budgets nationwide being hacked down to unsustainable levels, Angelenos can be grateful that private philanthropy has continued to support LACMA in its vital mission of providing cultural sustenance to the city's residents. On this Friday evening, the healing power of jazz, as administered by Franklin's band, revealed the incalculable value of LACMA's free public musical offerings.
On the first weekend of autumn, as temperatures climbed to 113 degrees in Los Angeles, the Dave Liebman Group threatened to spontaneously combust during their two night gig at Vitello's, a night club in Studio City that, over the last few months, has made a serious commitment to presenting quality jazz in the San Fernando Valley. The prodigiously gifted Liebman, on soprano sax and wood flute, and his long time collaborators, Vic Juris on electric and acoustic guitar, Tony Marino on electric bass and Marko Marcinko on drums and percussion, treated the appreciative audience to a degree of seamless group improvisation that only years of musical interplay can yield.
Inspired by saxophone legend Wayne Shorter's "Night Dreamer," Liebman penned "Dream of Night," an intoxicating musical journey that opened with Juris and Marino weaving in and out with their electronically enhanced lines, like two boxers dancing in the ring. Liebman's soprano sax then takes flight, higher and higher, conjuring a condor riding an updraft, as he builds the musical tension to its inevitable release. The band took Dizzy Gillespie's be bop standard, "A Night In Tunisia," in an unexpected direction, transforming the swingin' Latin beat to a lazy, molten, morphine crawl. On "Riz' Blues," an original composition from a recent recording, Blues All Ways (OmniTone, 2007), Liebman's soprano continued the dream walkin,' and along with Marcinko's shimmering cymbals and rattling castanets, splashed indigo hues with their musical palettes.


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A unique study is being launched which could lead to a financial and health boost for pensioners across the country.
Researchers from Newcastle University will be looking at whether helping older people to claim the benefits they are entitled to leads to improved health and well-being. The research has been funded by the National Institute for Health Research, Public Health Research (NIHR PHR) programme.
Around two million pensioners are living in poverty in the UK and many could be lifted out if they claimed all the benefits they are entitled to. Billions of pounds go unclaimed every year in pension credits, council tax benefit and housing benefit, as well as health related benefits. In an earlier small-scale study carried out in the North East, 68 of 126 participants received some sort of extra welfare as a result of this intervention, with 52 receiving additional financial benefits ranging from £4 to £137 per week – an average of £55/week.
Professor Martin White, Professor of Public Health at Newcastle University, who is leading the new study, said: "We found many of the older people in our previous study were finding it difficult to make ends meet. Added to this, many were living in poor health or caring for a chronically ill relative. Additional income makes their lives easier, and could make a real difference to their health.
"The new trial will be larger, including 750 people from across the North East and will look at whether there are any health gains from the extra financial benefits. Recruitment will be through GPs, with surgeries taking part in every area of the region from Northumberland down through Tyne & Wear and County Durham, to Teesside.
Letters will be sent out to those eligible to take part by their GPs over the next few weeks. All study participants will get a free benefit check and advice in their own home from an experienced welfare rights advisor. They will also be given help to fill out any forms that are required. Professor White added: "We've previously shown that many older people don't know which benefits they can claim or even where or how to access advice."The intervention is simple but effective in helping older people claim the benefits they're entitled to."There are almost half a million people above retirement age in the North East. We believe almost 19,000 could be eligible for unclaimed financial benefits.
"The advice that we're providing could become even more important as the effects of the Welfare Reform Bill start to bite."As well as extra cash, many participants received non-financial benefits, such as mobility aids and household adaptations. These included 'Blue Badges', that let people with mobility problems park in disabled parking bays, and 'Staywarm' fuel grants.
Case study Ninety year old Thomas McCleod took part in the earlier study and he now receives an extra £50 a week in Attendance Allowance. In 2003 he had a heart attack but wasn't getting any benefits at all.Mr McLeod, who lives in Dulverston Close, Chapel House, said:"The extra money has made a big difference to my life. My wife died in 2002 and I had no idea how difficult things would be once I was on my own. My bills were going up every year and I had no idea what I was entitled to claim."I can't walk very far as I need a stick so it was hard for me to get out and about to find the right advice. It was perfect for someone to come round to my house to help me out. I was told I should be getting some help."This extra money is a real God send. It pays for a gardener and a home help as well as a personal alarm service. It makes it a lot easier to manage."
Further details about the study can be found at:
For more information on this press release, an interview with the academics involved, or an interview with the case study, please contact Sam Wood in the Newcastle University press office on 0191 208 7374, 07886 473 422 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com views and opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the NIHR PHR programme or the Department of Health. 1. The National Institute for Health Research Public Health Research (NIHR PHR) programme was launched in autumn 2008. It commissions research to evaluate public health interventions, providing new knowledge on the benefits, costs, acceptability and wider effect of non-NHS interventions intended to improve the health of the public and reduce inequalities in health. The scope of the programme is multi-disciplinary and broad covering a range of public health interventions. Visit www.phr.nihr.ac.uk
The National Institute for Health Research provides the framework through which the research staff and research infrastructure of the NHS in England is positioned, maintained and managed as a national research facility. The NIHR provides the NHS with the support and infrastructure it needs to conduct first-class research funded by the Government and its partners alongside high-quality patient care, education and training. Its aim is to support outstanding individuals (both leaders and collaborators), working in world class facilities (both NHS and university), conducting leading edge research focused on the needs of patients. www.nihr.ac.uk
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The Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced federal emergency aid is available for the state of Washington to help with wildfire relief.
President Obama signed the emergency declaration for Washington on Wednesday.
His action authorizes FEMA to coordinate all disaster relief efforts to help with the hardship and suffering caused by recent wildfires.
FEMA can now provide the required assistance to the counties of Chelan and Okanogan and the Confederate Tribes of the Colville Reservation.
Specifically, FEMA can provide equipment and resources necessary to alleviate the impacts of the fires.


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Census Information
Census Bureau: Housing Topics http://www.census.gov/housing/
America's FactFinder http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml
American Community Survey http://www.census.gov/acs/
State & County QuickFacts http://http//quickfacts.census.gov/
2010 Census of Population and Housing: (Report Summary)
Census: Manufacturing, Mining, & Construction Statistics
U.S. Census Bureau: American Community Survey: Top Coded Values 2012
Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA)
http://www.fhfa.gov/ (Main Page)
http://www.fhfa.gov/Default.aspx?Page=14 (Housing Price Index)
FedStats: The gateway to statistics from over 100 U.S. Federal agencies
ACS Profile Extract App:http://mcdc1.missouri.edu/sf1_2010/sf1_2010_menu.html
MO Census Menu:http://mcdc.missouri.edu/census2010/
Map: http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/pub/webrepts/mocntymap.html
Circular Area Profiles: http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/websas/caps.html
Tract Number (MO): http://mcdc1.missouri.edu/sf1_2010/sf1_2010_menu.html
MO Demographic Profiles: http//mcdc2.missouri.edu/webrepts/sf3pros/moindex.html
Illinois Census Information
Tract Number (IL): http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/websas/dp3_2kmenus/il/Tracts/
Place (IL): http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/websas/dp3_2kmenus/il/Places/
State Demographic Profiles http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/webrepts/sf3pros/ilindex.html
Neighborhood Data Gateway (St. Louis, MO-IL): http://www.datagateway.org/
Statewide Homelessness Study 2013: Homelessness in Missouri
The 2013 Missouri Statewide Homelessness Study reports data on the 2011-2012 biennial period. The study also examines trends over the 2007-2012 period and assesses change over time.
Other Sites:
FFIEC: Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council
Search public data records to show the number of loans given out and the characteristics of the people who are purchasing house loans.
http://www.ffiec.gov/geocode/default.aspx(FFIEC Geocoding System - Tracts)
Homelessness Resource Center
An interactive community of providers, consumers, policymakers, researchers, and public agencies at federal, state, and local levels. They share state-of-the art knowledge and promising practices to prevent and end homelessness through: Training and technical assistance, Publications and materials, On-line learning opportunities and Networking and collaboration.
HUD: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Contains local news, demographic and housing statistics, and links to local services.
http://www.hud.gov (National)
http://www.hud.gov/local/index.cfm?state=mo (Missouri)
Missouri Association for Social Welfare
Publications on rental agreements, homelessness in Missouri, and food stamp programs.
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STEELE, N.D. - Rick Rohrich, a 26-year-old father of three, just bought his first farmstead at a time when crop and pasture land are fetching record prices.
He didn't think he had a choice.
Rural land prices are setting records across the country, and farmers, with a boost from high commodity prices, are in a buying mood.
"The prices keep jacking up, and I don't see it slowing down," Rohrich said.
He closed on the 320-acre property last month, paying about $1,000 an acre for pasture land, a farmhouse and some outbuildings. The cost of the property was about double what it was worth less than five years ago, he said.
"Land prices are getting to where it will push us young guys out," he said.
Ray Brownfield, president of the Society of Professional Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers in Oswego, Ill., said rural real-estate values continue to rise.
In Iowa, for instance, the price of farmland rose 22.6 percent in 2007, according to Farm Credit Services of America, an agricultural lender that tracks real estate values.
"Farmers are back in the market - but the issue is supply and demand. There are many more buyers than there are sellers," Brownfield said. "I don't see a preponderance of ground coming on the market."
Hot commodity
High commodity prices, while giving farmers a healthy bottom line, also have driven up the value of land - so much so that agriculture officials say the land itself has become the hottest commodity in farm states.
In the past, so-called 1031 tax exchanges - named for the federal tax code section that allows them - has led out-of-staters to buy land in North Dakota, but that practice has slowed with the most recent spike in farm land prices, experts say.
The tax exchanges allow sellers to avoid paying capital gains taxes on land sales if they buy another property within a certain timeframe, appraisers and agriculture officials said.
Now, it's farmers selling to farmers, often to their neighbors.
"Since July, it been a farmer-driven market," said Steve Tomac, a real estate appraiser with Farm Credit Services.
"Traditionally, farmers always have reinvested profits back into their land," Tomac said. And 2007 was a "magic year" that is spilling over into 2008, he said.
"Gross revenue in 2007 from production on land purchased in 2006 could have probably paid for that land," he said.
Rising values
Farm real-estate values nationwide rose 14 percent from Jan. 1, 2006, to Jan 1. 2007, to a record average of $2,160 an acre, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
USDA spokesman Scott Shimmin said the report on 2007 farm real estate prices won't be finished until this summer, though it appears last year will set another record.
Low interest rates, government farm programs and reinvestments to avoid taxes on capital gains are among the factors contributing to the record farm land prices, but record commodity prices are the main reason, he said.
Steve Tomac's father, retired Sioux County farmer Bob Tomac, said the situation reminds him of his first year farming 60 years ago, when he and others were able to pay for newly acquired land from profits reaped from crop production in the same year.
"We had a good flax crop in '48," Tomac said. "We got $5.65 a bushel - that was a lot of money in '48 when land at that time was $25 an acre at the most.
"That was quite a year, and I suppose it revived itself last year," Tomac said. "For farmers, it's been long overdue."
Rohrich, who will raise cattle on his newly purchased land, is hoping to buy some nearby property to expand his operation.
But fertilizer and fuel have skyrocketed, and even twine for his hay bales has doubled in price over the past year, he said.
"I've learned it's a hard game and not one of these get-rich quick deals," he said.
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We used to say that there was nothing we liked better than roasting a chicken in the oven over vegetables. That was until we came across this recipe from Mario Batli's Molto Gusto. Devil's Chicken, as he calls it, takes our traditional roasted chicken and ups the flavor and intensity by adding a bit of spice and complexity in flavor. Even with the upgrades, the dish is still extremely easy to make. It doesn't require much effort or attention, but the flavors are huge and exciting.
|It does look huge and exciting. I want it!
Making the Dish
(Serves: 4)
1 whole chicken
1/4 cup ground black pepper
1.5 cups olive oil
2 tablespoons dijon mustard
1 large spanish onion
1 bag baby spinach
4 jalapenos
1 tablespoons crushed red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
There are three parts to pull this whole thing together - the roasted chicken, the spinach and onion mix, and the spicy oil. Start things off by pre-heating the oven to 400, and then get to work on seasoning your chicken.
|Chicken seasoned with salt and pepper sitting on onions.
To season the chicken, rinse the whole thing off and pat it dry. Season it inside and out with salt and pepper and then brush it with olive oil. Take an onion and chop it up coarsely, essentially quartering it. Take those onion pieces and scatter them over a baking dish, and then set your chicken down right on top of them, breast side down.
|Adding the mustard and pepper paste to the browned chicken.
Place the chicken in the oven and let it roast for about 40 minutes until it's a nice golden brown. While it's cooking, create a pepper and mustard paste by combining a quarter cup of black pepper, a pinch of salt, and two tablespoons of Dijon mustard. Throw in a tablespoon of olive oil and whisk together until it's emulsified. After 40 minutes of cooking, take out the chicken (it won't be done yet) and coat the entire chicken with the mustard/pepper paste, brushing it all over. At this point you can also rearrange the onions to make sure they aren't burning and are cooking evenly. Return the coated chicken to the oven and let cook for another 30 minutes.
|The "devil" element of the Devil's Chicken: hot pepper and jalapenos.
The other thing you'll need to do while the chicken is cooking (and do this at the beginning of the cooking cycle) is make your spicy oil. Take 1 cup olive oil, your 4 chopped jalapenos, 1 tablespoon of red pepper flakes, and 1 teaspoon of paprika, and combine them in a sauce pan. Heat it up and stir around, let cook for a few minutes, and then remove from the heat. Let this sit and marinate while the chicken continues to cook.
|Bringing the spicy oil together over heat.
In the last few minutes of the chicken cooking, prepare your spinach. Steam it until it's wilted, and then remove from heat and press out any excess water from your spinach. Return the spinach to a skillet. After you remove the chicken and onions from the oven, place the chicken on a serving platter and take the onions and throw them into the skillet with the spinach. Saute them together with a touch of salt and pepper to taste until the flavors have married and the spinach has cooked down a little bit, about 4 - 5 minutes.
|Mixing together the spinach with the caramelized onions.
The Result
Let your chicken rest for about 10 minutes (if you can control yourself for that long - we usually dive in earlier since the smell is so good). Carve our the servings and place them on a dish, and then drizzle with the spicy oil. Place a portion of the spinach and onions on the dish and serve. The lucky recipients of this plate will be quite happy.
|Drizzling spicy oil onto the chicken.
This is too easy and too good not to try, so let us know how it comes out!


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As well as talking about the ins and out of their new Watchmen books, MTV Geek asked Len Wein and Joe Michael Straczynski about the possibility of more Watchmen to follow them.
LW: Absolutely, like any great characters, there's always more to tell.
JMS: I think what this project has shown, more than anything else, is that there's so much about these characters that hasn't been told before, so many areas that can yet be explored. I think that these books will show that clearly. What happens beyond that ain't my purview. If invited to the dance, I'd love to go. But right now I have to address myself to the task before me, and make it as good as I can. The rest will attend to itself. It always does.


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As we head into the final day of the 2013 MLB first-year player draft—which once again begins at 1 p.m. ET and will be streamed live on MLB.com—it's only appropriate that we reflect on Friday's results. More specifically, it's time to break down each team's successes and failures from Day 2 of the draft.
Here's how I would grade every organization's draft covering Rounds 3-10.


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Whitman-Walker Health Teams With Greater Than AIDS
6/19/2012, 9:48 p.m.
HIV Testing events 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., June 27-29
Beginning on National HIV Testing Day on June 27 and continuing through June 29, Whitman-Walker Health will provide free rapid HIV testing at one Walgreens store in D.C. daily. The rapid HIV test takes approximately 20 to 40 minutes to administer and process. Test results will be delivered by the local AIDS service organization providing the testing on site.
HIV testing is being provided by health departments and local AIDS service organizations at select Walgreens stores in 20 markets across the nation as part of an ongoing collaboration between Walgreens, the nation's largest drugstore chain, and Greater Than AIDS, a coalition of public and private sector partners united in response to the domestic epidemic.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Act Against AIDS initiative and the National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS, the official sponsor of National HIV Testing Day, also are supporting the effort.
Whitman-Walker Health will provide free HIV testing at the following Walgreens store in Washington, DC:
* Walgreens 4225 Connecticut Ave, NW
Free, walk in HIV testing will also be available at both Whitman-Walker Health facilities:
* Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center, 1701 14th St., NW, 9:00 am-6:00 pm, June 27
* Max Robinson Center, 2301 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, SE, 9:00 am-4:30 pm, June 27
Of the more than 1.2 million people living with HIV in the U.S. today, an estimated one in five, or nearly a quarter of a million people, do not know it. One-third of those who are positive are diagnosed so late in the course of their infection they develop AIDS within one year. Early diagnosis and treatment helps save lives and is known to reduce the spread of HIV. The CDC encourages everyone to know their status.
"One in 20 adults in DC has HIV," said Whitman-Walker Health Executive Director Don Blanchon. "Nine out of every 10 cases of HIV/AIDS in DC is among African-Americans. One in seven gay or bisexual men in DC has HIV and that number drops to one in every three Black gay or bisexual men in DC. With numbers like these, the importance of getting everyone in the District of Columbia tested is evident. This partnership with Walgreens and Greater Than AIDS will allow us to inform new audiences of the importance of getting tested, knowing your HIV status, and taking care of your health."
All totalled, 47 Walgreens stores in 20 markets across the nation are participating, including stores in the following cities: Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Oakland, Calif., Philadelphia, San Francisco, St. Louis, Washington, D.C. and West Palm Beach, Fla.
An additional 138 Walgreens stores in the participating communities will help publicize the free testing provided by local health departments or AIDS service organizations through in-store messaging, including posters, post cards and in-store audio. Walgreens also will promote National HIV Testing Day with special messages on June 27 on its Times Square digital display, the largest billboard of its kind in the country.
"These testing events provide valuable and vital opportunities to help the communities we serve," said Glen Pietrandoni, Walgreens senior manager of HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis. "Walgreens has supported people living with HIV/AIDS since the beginning of the epidemic through its ability to offer accessible pharmacy, health and wellness guidance to patients, wherever they live. Our pharmacists are developing relationships, listening to concerns and providing education and support."
This marks the second year in a row that Walgreens and Greater Than AIDS have coordinated with local health departments and AIDS service organizations to allow them to provide free HIV testing at select Walgreens stores. This year, more than twice the number of Walgreens stores and markets will participate. More than 50 participating health departments and AIDS service organizations are providing the testing and delivering results on site, as well as supporting outreach.
For more information, including participating Walgreens stores in each city, visit:


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Morgan Maassen | Halloween in Puerto Rico
"Halloween in Puerto Rico was awkwardly spent at the Bar and Casino of the Aguadilla Marriot," says Morgan Maassen. "I cannot even begin to describe some of the things I saw that night in there, but thankfully I did have my 35mm point-n-shoot to capture the Gudauskas brothers and Dylan Graves greet this strangely costumed
Zak Noyle | Joel Centeio | Off the Wall
"This is Joel Centeio at Off the Wall about to run me over," says Zak Noyle. "Rather than get the every day, standard fisheye angle, I was trying to get something different and unique. Its hard to get this close and not have water spots or spray in the photo." Photo: Noyle
Grant Ellis | Chris Malloy Guest Editor
"This is Chris Malloy picking photos for the guest editor issue that he and Jack Johnson did together," says Grant Ellis. "It was great getting to work with Chris, he really cares about the outcome and camped out at SURFER until it was done." Photo: Ellis
Chris Burkard | Rafters of Surf History
"I was up near Cayucos trying to meet someone to shoot," says Chris Burkard. "We finally found his place next to this old barn in hills. It looked like a scene from deliverance but as soon as he walked us inside we saw hundreds of vintage surfboards in rafters. It was rad, like they had
"Keanu Asing draws every ounce of competitive nature out of me," says Morgan Maassen. "While I can whoop him in basketball and Ping-Pong, he can surf circles around me. Here, we set aside our rivalry to enjoy a lovely sunset in innertubes at Off The Wall." Photo: Maassen
Zak Noyle | Sunset Hour in Indo
"This is sunset hour in the Mentawais," says Zak Noyle. "There are so many shades of color in this single barrel. It was a very fun week with good waves and people." Photo: Noyle
Bryce Lowe-White | Greg Browning
"This is a familiar situation for Greg Browning, surfing the beach breaks in Los Angeles," says Bryce Lowe-White. "Winter swells bring big closeouts over shallow sandbars—a perfect board-breaking combo." Photo: Lowe-White
Todd Glaser | Mavericks El Nino 2010
"I came across this image of Skindog starting to paddle into this Monster at Mavericks during the February 2010 contest," says Todd Glaser. "It really shows how far guys are pushing it now." Photo: Glaser
"We hiked 12 miles to get to this remote beachbreak," said Chris Burkard. "It was worth every step." Photo: Burkard – check out Chris' brand new website at burkardphoto.com
"This is Rizal Tanjung in Canggu, Bali. This was an air done with no jet ski or power assist—this is pure surfing power and talent," says Zak Noyle. "Probably the highest air I have ever seen. He didn't land it, of course, but the fact that he got that high off the lip was amazing."


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I'm going to start this long-overdue series of posts with a bit of a shaggy dog story, a lengthy preamble ("amble" perhaps being the operative word) before I get to the meatier issues. One of my supporters in mainstream medical research is Allan Sniderman, a professor of cardiology and medicine at McGill University in Montreal. … [Read more]
Catching up on lost time – the Ancestral Health Symposium, food reward, palatability, insulin signaling and carbohydrates, kettles, pots and other odds and ends (with some philosophy of science as a special added attraction). Part I.
Before sugar, we were talking about cholesterol
I've been tied up the past month, finishing and closing my New York Times Magazine article on sugar and high fructose corn syrup, It came out in the newspaper today. But before the sugar article took over every spare minute of my life, my wife, Sloane, a source of wisdom and humor (and patience) in … [Read more]
The Dose of Intervention and the Land of Dr. Oz
Today marks my appearance on the Dr. Oz Show, which was, let's just say, an interesting experience and leave it at that. It was the show, though, that (finally) prompted me to address an issue I've wanted to address for quite some time. The Dr. Oz Show is one part health advice and discussion and … [Read more]
Calories, fat or carbohydrates? Why diets work (when they do).
Last September, the Williams College psychologist Susan Engel had an opinion piece in the New York Times on the value of standardized testing as a means of assessing the quality of a child's education. Engel argued that there was scant evidence that these tests were of any value at all, and that they should be … [Read more]
The Inanity of Overeating
My new book is coming out at the end of the month. It's called Why We Get Fat and the subtitle is What To Do About it. The book concentrates more on the first because once you understand why we get fat, the what to do about it part is pretty obvious. And the problem … [Read more]


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By Tony Parra
The new Holiday Inn Express hotel is still in the works and developers are hoping to begin construction within 30 days.
The architectural designs were approved by the construction industries division of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department last week.
Tushar Patel is a developer for TNJ Management, which is building the hotel. Patel said bids are being taken for many aspects of the construction, such as paving, concrete work, drywall, mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
"We received a permit from the state last week to get started," Patel said on Monday. "Everything has ran smoothly. We are anxious to get started. We want to be completed as soon as possible."
Patel said anyone interested in bidding for any aspects of the work can contact TNJ Management at 505-275-8223. Bid applications for the "dirt work," such as paving and concrete work need to be sent in by Monday, Patel said.
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Patel said since the purchasing of the property in mid-February, TNJ Management officials have been working on several items before they could break ground. Patel said they were busy acquiring the Holiday Inn Express franchise tag, acquiring permits, and properly disposing of asbestos at the building formerly known as the Hillcrest Motel off of U.S. 70. He said they were also busy with the demolition of the Hillcrest Motel.
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I think you will have to provide a bit more information.Originally Posted by jaycas21
1. What does the N denote (Newtons)?
2. The angles alpha and beta, what are they the angles between?
I am new to this forum and I really could use some help if any one has the answer please let me know how you got it
The magnitudes FA=40 N and FB=50 N FC=40 N
the angles alpha=50 deg and beta = 80 degrees
Determine the magnitude of FA+FB+FC
The book has the answer as 83 N and I have not clue on how they got this answer.
Can anyone help
I think you will have to provide a bit more information.Originally Posted by jaycas21
1. What does the N denote (Newtons)?
2. The angles alpha and beta, what are they the angles between?
OK attached to the link is the question I have 2.3 and 2.6 . I am having a hard time setting up the problem. Please click on the question link
That is suppopsed to be your problem/question, which is 2.4 per your attached figure below, but in that posting below, you said your problems are 2.3 and 2.6.Originally Posted by jaycas21
So, which or what is really the problem you want solved?
2.4, or 2.3 and 2.6 ?
Let us say it is 2.4.
It is mentioned there that you solve it graphically, meaning, using drawing instruments and scales, plot those data on paper, then:
---get the resultant of FA+FB using the parallelogram method.
---then get the resultant of [(FA+FB) resultant] +FC, using the parallelogram method again.
This second resultant is (FA+FB+FC). Using the scale, it should be about 83N according to the book.
Analytically, or using Trigonometry, we can get the exact (FA+FB+FC).
Let us that resultant R. Or, R = (FA+FB+FC), in vectors.
In the figure, FA looks horizontal, so I assume it to be horizontal.
We put the origin (0,0) of the x,y axes setup at the ring of the eye-screw or at the common point of the 3 vectors. So if FA is on the x-axis, then FB is 50 degrees counterclockwise from the x-axis, and FC is (50+80=) 130 degrees counterclockwise from the x-axis.
Or, FA is on the x-axis, FB is in the 1st quadrant, and FC is in the 2nd quadrant.
---Horizontal component of R = Sum of horizontal components of FA,FB,FC.
Rh = (FA)h +(FB)h +(FC)h
where h is read "sub h" and it signifies the horizontal component of the vector.
Rh = FA +(FB)cos(50deg) -(FC)cos(50deg)
FC is 50 degrees clockwise from the negative side of the x-axis.
Rh = 40N +(50N)cos(50deg) -(40N)cos(50deg)
The author of this problem hates 50.
Using a calculator,
Rh = 40N +32.1394N -25.7115N
Rh = 46.4279N ---------------------***
---Vertical component of R = Sum of vertical components of FA,FB,FC.
Rv = (FA)v +(FB)v +(FC)v
Rv = (FB)sin(50deg) +(FC)sin(50deg)
Since FA is horizontal then it has no vertical component.
Rv = (50N)sin(50deg) +(40N)sin(50deg)
Rv = (90N)sin(50deg)
Rv = 68.944N --------------***
Then, by Pythagorean Theorem,
R^2 = (Rh)^2 +(Rv)^2
R = sqrt[(46.4279N)^2 +(68.944N)^2]
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You would think during a time of vast unemployment, wealth disparity, and economic instability that great minds would unite in order to imagine and build a new tomorrow in which the suffering of the masses could be lessened. Of course, that fantasy includes the provision that The Smartest Guys In The Room are also The Most Moral Guys In The Room, which is rarely the case.
Enter T.A. Frank, a New America Foundation think tank lackey, who believes the solution to horrific living conditions in the ghetto is to privatize Section 8 housing and ship black people out to the subprime suburbs.
This is a bad idea for obvious reasons laid out in The Exile by Yasha Levine. First, the area where Frank wants to ship poor black people isn't that great, according to Levine.
My adopted home of Victorville, California, a McTractHome paradise on the edge of the Mojave Desert 100 miles east of LA, has a buttload of crime, non-existent employment options, racial isolation and a gestapo police presence—just like the real ghetto.
If men like Frank were truly acting in the spirit of altruism, wouldn't they want to improve the preexisting communities of poor black people, say, by increasing police presence, creating job programs, fostering small businesses, and rebuilding public schools? Frank's idea to "help" poor people is the same strategy negligent pet owners employ when they want to get rid of an unwanted dog. Drive to the city limits and dump the mutt in the woods. Then drive away as quickly as possible.
Second, unless the government is also willing to supply cars for this newly created diaspora, I have no idea how these people are supposed to get around. L.A. isn't exactly known for its wonderful public transportation, so I doubt there is an efficient bus fleet. Of course, these are all minor details. The main goal is to get the black, poor people the hell out of the way so that Frank and Associates can get their fingers on that prime real estate. As for the black people, it's like Levine says:
Outta sight, outta mind.
That's the best kind of charity!
Third, this is just another way to reinforce class and race divides in our country. The wealth disparity and racist policies of the United States has already been well documented, but I do want to share this chart, which simultaneously illustrates the rise in poverty and unemployment across the board, but also the magnified impact the trend has on the minority communities.
I have no idea how any economist, after looking at these figures, doesn't run screaming from the room. Clearly, an economic system in which these are the "success" figures is very broken. Perhaps now is the time to rethink hyper-Capitalism, and not tear down public housing, the last refuge of the dispossessed.
If this seems like the sad, racist fantasy of one free market jackal, it's not. This is already happening. Last summer, the New York Times ran a story about Atlanta's public housing woes. [emphasis mine]
[C]ritics of the demolitions worry about the toll on residents, who must qualify for vouchers, struggle to find affordable housing and often move to only slightly less impoverished neighborhoods. Especially in a troubled economy, civil rights groups say, uprooting can lead to homelessness if more low-income housing is not made available. Lawsuits have been filed in many other cities, generally without success, that claim that similar relocations violate residents' civil rights and resegregate the poor.
The federal government has advocated variations of this approach for several decades, particularly since President Bill Clinton began the Hope VI program in the 1990s to disperse residents from centralized projects. Atlanta may be the furthest along, but its plans to demolish buildings, relocate residents and work with private developers to gentrify destitute neighborhoods are being mirrored across the country in cities like Chicago, Detroit, Miami and New Orleans.
Over all, 195,000 public housing units have met the wrecking ball across the country since 2006, and over 230,000 more units are scheduled for demolition, according to the Housing and Urban Development Department.
This seems utterly insane. During an economic crisis, and spiking unemployment, why the hell would any Great Mind look at this mess and think — You know what? Let's tear down the affordable housing!
Beyond being cruel, this is dangerous. Poor people rely upon urban geography for their very survival. They need cheap public transportation and nearby stores (including the frequently understocked and nutrition-lacking Bodegas) in order to eat and get to their jobs. If the poor get pushed to the outskirts of cities and towns, not only is that a step backward into a more segregated society, but it threatens the survival of these human beings.
And when rich people want the outskirts — what then? Where will the poor go then? Will it even matter?
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They take up empty places in the schedule which all in all isn't a bad thing because each member is talented and good in ring, all are also very hated by the crowd which is very un normal with such low key talents.
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