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Seeking black vote, Davis gets a scolding
A black lawmaker from South Florida tells the Democratic candidate he must change course.
By ALEX LEARY and STEVE BOUSQUET
Published September 7, 2006
TAMPA - Charlie Crist and Jim Davis bumped into one another Wednesday on the very first day of the general election campaign.
At separate events on opposing sides of Tampa Bay, Crist and Davis made a play for African-American voters. For Republican Crist, it was a bold effort to reach out to a traditional Democratic constituency and for Davis, an effort to show his commitment to a critical voting bloc in his party.
Crist got off to the smoother start.
Davis invited reporters to listen in on a conference call with a prominent black lawmaker from South Florida. But the stagecraft did more to illustrate the challenge ahead than Davis could have imagined.
U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings, D-Miramar, skipped the congratulatory banter and instead plowed into a blunt, sometimes critical, assessment of Davis' standing with African-American voters and the ground he needs to cover.
"Y'all can't take black folks for granted," Hastings said, the urgency in his voice filling a barren room at Davis' headquarters in Tampa.
And Hastings wasn't done. He had something else to tell Davis: Charlie Crist had beat him to this punch. Crist called Hastings as polls closed Tuesday night - roughly 16 hours before Davis picked up the phone.
Hastings said he was "astounded" to get the call, adding Crist remembered meeting him about eight years ago.
"One thing that he said, and this is the trap I don't want us to fall into, was 'Nobody is going to work harder about civil rights,' " Hastings recalled. "Jim, you have to be a different white man. And it's just that simple. Black folks have the same damn problems that white folks have."
Hastings urged Davis to immediately write a letter to Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee, the wrongfully convicted black men whom Davis voted against compensating in 1990. Eight years later, the Legislature passed the claims bill for Pitts and Lee. One of the co-sponsors: then state Sen. Charlie Crist.
"I voted for those men," Crist said Wednesday during his own post-election news conference in St. Petersburg.
At Crist's side was Verle Davis, the principal at St. Petersburg High School when Crist graduated three decades ago. Verle Davis was there to reinforce one of Crist's new campaign points that he, unlike Jim Davis, attended Florida's public schools. (Davis attended Jesuit High School in Tampa; his teenage sons go to public school.)
Not only that, but Verle Davis is black. Crist stressed his support for civil rights as he began to draw a contrast between himself and Davis.
As attorney general, Crist fought for authority to investigate civil rights cases. Last month, he closed the file on a 1951 case in which two black men were killed in a house bombing by Ku Klux Klan members. Crist's investigation didn't uncover anything new.
Asked which candidate has the stronger record on civil rights, Crist said: "People will decide that."
Showing how he may counter Crist's position, Davis scoffed at the nickname Crist acquired as a state lawmaker for being tough on prison inmates, "Chain Gang Charlie."
In the Democratic primary, Davis took a beating over his 1990 Pitts and Lee vote which became the subject of mailings and TV ads. His opponent, Rod Smith, called on him to apologize. Instead, Davis said he would review the case and determine if he made a mistake. He repeated that pledge Wednesday.
"We have to put this to rest and do so rather hurriedly," Hastings said.
Still, Davis said the issue was being used to distort his overall record on issues facing blacks. He often reminds voters that his grandfather, Cody Fowler, was a leader in civil rights issues in the 1950s.
But, as Hastings noted, Davis will have to do more to shore up support among African-Americans, a vital bloc of the Democratic Party. One way, he suggested, was to consider a black man or woman for his running mate. Davis has until next Thursday to pick a lieutenant governor.
Hastings said he was "terribly disappointed" in Davis' campaign efforts in vote-rich Broward County. Davis himself mentioned how few signs he had. "We have five yard signs that traveled around with me," he joked. "It was like, don't lose the yard sign." Davis won Broward by a few thousand votes. He lost in Miami-Dade and Duval, two counties with sizable black populations, by similar margins.
Overall, Davis said he will stick with his campaign strategy, which has been to emphasize small group meetings over large rallies. Davis said it is critical to have a personal connection with voters. He said he would reach out to Smith for advice and assistance. "He obviously has strengths I don't have," Davis said, referring to Smith's folksy manner and likability.
Crist embodies those same qualities, if not more so, and is a practiced, smooth speaker. He is also a fundraising machine, gathering $14-million in the primary compared to Davis' $4.4-million. Some estimate Crist will have raised as much as $30-million in the general election.
No one in Davis' camp thinks they can match Crist; the goal, campaign chairman Mitchell Berger said, is to raise at least half of what Crist does and rely on traditional Democratic grass roots support.
The Crist money machine was already in full swing Wednesday. Crist's finance chairman Brett Sembler was sitting in the lobby of the Renaissance Vinoy Resort cajoling Crist's Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity brothers to write big checks to the Republican Party. Such "soft money" donations will finance a blizzard of Crist TV commercials between now and Nov. 7.

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You remember the farm bill
Seemingly lost in the high-stakes drama surrounding the partial government shutdown and on-again-off-again debate over the nation's debt ceiling is the farm bill.
Or lack thereof.
The nation's farm policy has expired, but no one seems to be talking about it. What does this mean? It means that many federal farm programs have expired, and farm policy could soon look more like 1949 than 2013.
A few days ago, House Speaker John Boehner named the Republican members who will make up the House-Senate Conference Committee – a group of politicians who are charged with finding enough common ground between the House- and Senate-passed farm bills to pass new legislation (the Senate's conferees were named Aug. 1).
"There are challenging issues yet to overcome, but we have a solid team of negotiators in place," Boehner said in a news release from the Committee on Agriculture. "I am confident we can reach consensus and send a five-year farm bill to the president."
Sounds good. But where does his confidence come from? Certainly, the general public doesn't share his optimism. And why should we?
District 7 Democratic Congressman Collin Peterson thinks Republican leaders are "finally getting serious about the farm bill," but said that appointing conferees outside the Ag Committee "has made our job a lot harder."
Not a good sign.
The farm bill might have gotten lost among the fingerpointing and vitriol in Washington, D.C., but it's not lost on us. No offense, Mr. Speaker, but your nice, optimistic words about potential progress in the farm bill are less than conciliatory and have fallen on deaf ears. Quit patronizing us.
Sadly, the farm bill has fallen deep into the hole Congress and the president have dug. The current bill expired Sept. 30. How long will we have to wait for a new one?


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Skip to comments.'National Gay Blood Drive' Protests FDA Ban on Gay Donors
Posted on 07/15/2013 2:41:42 PM PDT by dontreadthis
After Marshall Duer-Balkind, 30, exited a blood donation center on Friday morning, he held up a long green form as evidence that he had been rejected as a blood donor.
On the form Duer-Balkind pointed out that section that disqualified him from being a blood donor because of a U.S. Food and Drug Administration policy that bans men who have sex with men from giving blood.
After Duer-Balkind showed the form to two volunteers from the National Gay Blood Drive demonstration, the volunteers pulled out a red ink pad and stamped Rejected on his forearm.
The stamp was proof that Duer-Balkind had taken part in a nationwide demonstration to protest the FDA policy, which bans men who have sex with men from donating blood, since they are considered at a higher risk for having HIV.
I think its an absolutely ridiculous and antiquated policy, said Duer-Balkind, who had come to participate in the demonstration during a vacation in New York.
There were more than 50 demonstrations planned as part of the National Gay Blood Drive in various U.S. cities on Friday. The drive was planned to help draw attention to the number of potential blood donors who are automatically disqualified due to their sexual orientation. In addition to men who have sex with men, women are disqualified from giving blood if within the last 12 months they have had sex with a man who at any point since 1977 has sex with another man.
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Some entrepreneurial type could probably make some money doing that....allowing people to set aside their OWN blood for possible use by themselves, or another person they designate...kinda like giving away a kidney (which a friend of mine did.)
Equality means AIDS for all.
Storage of your own blood information.....hmmmm....
Blood banks will already do that; it's an autologous donation. Prior to scheduled surgery, for example.
Haven't you heard? Rules against gay blood donations are just an effort to demean them. They have a constitutional right to taint the national blood supply. Justice Kennedy said so.
That's a misleading title. I thought I would see a step-by-step procedure from venipuncture to your freezer settings and which brand of plastic bag to use. :-)
oh how you make me chuckle...must be the Army guy is us...geez, remember back in the day how that would have been handled in the platoon barracks...
these faggots wont stop until they kill us all
HIV for everyone!!
Better not need a transfusion.
No one's personal blood is "banked;" it still goes into the blood supply. You just get credit for it.
A few years back I had my hip replaced at a large Boston hospital.The surgeon told me that I was likely to lose enough blood during the procedure to require a transfusion and he advised me to have my own blood stored beforehand so I could get it back during the surgery.I was surprised how *strongly* he recommended it...almost as if he didn't fully trust the local blood supply.Maybe he had good reason...they don't call it "The Gay State" for nothing.
A lot of hemophiliacs got Aids from tainted blood products back in the day because homos refused to stop selling their blood.
Exactly: Everyone should have an equal chance of getting bad blood from a fag donor.
Betcha the elites blood is banked prior to surgery.
I'm talking Bush, Gore, Clinton, Romney, Gates, etc.
It's just the peons (way too many of us mind you) who have to play roulette with the blood supply.
Friend of mine is bad off with untreatable HepC he got from a transfusion post encounter with DUI driver in Mass.
Before they started testing the supply for that.
I hear ya.A nurse I used to work with in a Boston hospital's ER contracted AIDS *and* Hep C from a needle stick during a code.Needle sticks are,unfortunately,pretty common in hospitals...particularly in high intensity areas like the ER,ICU and OR.
Oh, but if anyone smokes or is overweight insurance companies need to know. Naah, no double standards here.
This was back when it was still illegal.
I resigned the day Clinton made it optional.
Now usurper Obama is doing his best to make it mandatory.
Autologous donations can only be stored for 60 days. After that, the blood has to be discarded.
I stored my own blood for my surgery. Yes, you can donate your own and request it. My doctor insisted that I do an autologous donation. I saw the pints myself in the OR.
Yup - remember Ryan White? The gay community wanted to make him the poster boy for AIDS discrimination - a young white straight boy who got AIDS. They were trying to argue that ANYONE could get AIDS, so why think AIDS was a "gay" disease?
They never wanted to focus on the fact that he was a hemophiliac who contracted AIDS as a result of a tainted blood transfusion, donated by a gay male.
They want us to share their Russian roulette risk.
I'll do the legwork for you. Assuming "FW" is Fort Worth, here is a quote from nearby Carter BloodCare in Bedford, Texas:
"Q: Can I give blood for myself?
"Yes. It is called autologous donation. Autologous means "self donation" and refers to donating blood for your own surgery. This is a decision that you and your surgeon must make together. An autologous donation can only be drawn with an Autologous Donation Request Form that must be completed and signed by your surgeon. Once the form is completed, you may contact our Special Donations Department at 1-866-525-3378 or Metro 817-412-5308 to schedule an appointment at a Donor Center (Monday - Friday) near you."
frozen cells (as opposed to whole blood) are good for 10 years. However, freezing reduces the quantity of cells post-thaw. So stock up.
Sorry gays - there's all kinds of consequences to your lifestyle choices. Infecting the rest of the population shouldn't be one of those choices that I have to accept.
Remember, it is the recipient/patient that is endangered by the donor. Thus these protestors want the 'RIGHT' to potentially ENDANGER (based upon known and statistically-proven lifestyle choices) anonymous recipients for emergency use at a time when their logical decision making is a premium.
As a 100+ Gallon blood donor, I have been turned down many times for a donation at a time when I was outside the parameters. While disappointed I realized that this was the effort by the blood bank / FDA organizations to make the blood donations as safe as possible, rather than as is socially acceptable.
As an aging American, I much prefer the safe is best attitude!
Gay doners should be allowed. The blood that they donate should be givin only to other gays who need blood.
Thanks....interesting that hospitals don't seem to tell people about it.
professor, you've discovered a new blood group: GAY
"he drive was planned to help draw attention to the number of potential blood donors who are automatically disqualified due to their sexual orientation."
That's a lie. I've given blood many times and no one asks donors a single question about "sexual orientation". What donors are asked about is sexual behavior. Someone who suffers from SSA disorder can donate all the blood he wants as long as he's a celibate virgin.
Should have used a branding iron to put "REJECT" on this guy's forehead.
Thanks for the info. I'd always been told that this was not the case. Good to know it's possible.
Not relevant to me, but does this mean that active homosexuals can give blood autologously, since the risk to the blood supply is then not an issue? That might be the answer to assuage their demands to donate.
trying times...I think the CIC needs a Code Red!
The question they ask is "if you are male, have you had sex with another male since 1977?" The answer is given in private. They don't stamp rejected on your body or on any paper. You will be permanently deferred. Only if they take your blood and it is later determined by testing to have H.I.V. Antibodies are you placed into a data base and in some cases, your state Public Health Service is notified.
In the instance of severe trauma, the ER isn't going to delve into your wishes to use only blood you donated at such-and-such clinic, they'll just grab the most expedient batch that is your match at the emergency facility you are taken to. Also, there is thawing time needed to make ready for the transfusion, and in an emergency, the medical team might not have that luxury.
Better to insist that the be blood supply reasonably remain free of all at-risk donations, such as homos.
Ryan White... one of the first nationally reported deaths was that young man that suffered hemophilia. I just remembered him when I read your post. This "taint the blood supply" agenda is evil at its base core.
AIDS for all placemark.
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Intensive Exposure
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Super Mario World (known in Japan as Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4) is a side-scrolling platformer developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System on November 21, 1990 (in Japan), August 31, 1991 (in North America), and April 11, 1992 (in Europe).
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Along with new abilities (such as the "Spin Jump"), a new power-up (the "Cape Feather") and more obstacles, the game introduces dinosaur companions (known as Yoshi) that Mario and Luigi can ride. Yoshi, known for using their long tongues to snare and eat enemies, have become a fan-favorite among the series (giving them their own games and spin-offs, most notably this game's prequel).
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The game is based on the film, Don't Knock Twice, starring Katee Sackhoff (Battlestar Galactica) and directed by Caradog James (The Machine).
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We can say this about your character development as well. It is very boring to level up your character to XX-level just to take a good sword in hands and start to fight. There would be leveling anyway however it would grant you small additional benefits in combats but not major domination.
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Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island or simply Yoshi's Island, known in Japan as Super Mario: Yoshi Island (Japanese: スーパーマリオ ヨッシーアイランド Hepburn: Sūpā Mario: Yosshī Airando?), is a 1995 platform video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Acting as a prequel to 1990's Super Mario World, the game casts players as Yoshi as he escorts Baby Mario through 48 levels in order to reunite him with his brother Luigi, who had been kidnapped by Baby Bowser's minions. As a Super Mario series platformer, Yoshi runs and jumps to reach the end of the level while solving puzzles and collecting items. In a style new to the series, the game has a hand-drawn aesthetic and is the first to have Yoshi as its main character. The game introduces his signature abilities to flutter jump, produce eggs from swallowed enemies, and transform into vehicles.
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is a third-person puzzle-platformer and action-adventure computer and video game published by Ubisoft. It was released on November 21, 2003 and is a reboot of the landmark video game series Prince of Persia, created by Jordan Mechner in 1989.
The Sands of Time, developed internally at Ubisoft Montreal, successfully captures the mechanics of the original platformer and extends it to the 3D generation. An earlier attempt by The Learning Company to transfer the game to 3D (Prince of Persia 3D) was released in 1999, but despite its initial good reception failed to sell enough and the company responsible for the original trilogy was already closing doors. The game was praised for its visual design, finely tuned game mechanics and intriguing storyline, winning the game several awards.
The game was developed for the PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, and later a 2D-version for the Game Boy Advance and mobile phones. The success of The Sands of Time led to three followups, Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (2004), Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (2005), and Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands (2010). A remastered, high-definition, version of The Sands of Time was released on the PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 3 on November 16, 2010.
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Edited Mike Tannenbaum press conference
By Hoss Aultman
Posted Jan 16, 2007
Q)Your thoughts on the season . . .
[Tannenbaum: I was happy that we were able to play in some meaningful games down the stretch, and into the playoffs. The team got better, especially down the stretch, to give us a chance to play in the playoffs. With that said, as Eric said the other day, it's a clean slate now. We are 0-0. We are transitioning to 2007.
QWhat are you guys working on right now?
Tannenbaum: Right now we are critically analyzing the 2006 season from the personnel department as well as from the coaching staff. It's important that we have a good, honest assessment of what we did well and what we can do better. What our strengths are, what are weaknesses are. Once we are done with the critical analysis of our team, Eric and I will assemble our lists of 'musts and needs.' We will pursue those 'musts and needs' as soon as the 2007 off-season begins, be it offense, defense or special teams. After that, I'll be heading out to Mobile for the Senior Bowl. Then we will be rolling into the 2007 off-season.
Q)Do you guys need to get bigger on the defensive line? Tannenbaum:
We are going to look at everything, but the run-defense improved considerably over the second half of the season and that kept us in a lot of games. The short yardage and goal line defense was actually very good, especially stopping the run. There were some things to be encouraged by and there were definitely areas where we will need to improve. We have already met with the personnel department to get their thoughts. Over the next couple of days, Eric and I will sit down with the coaching staff to get their thoughts as well.
Q)How do you feel about your current cap situation?
Tannenbaum: I feel comfortable where our cap situation is. I don't know what that final number is yet, there are still some nuances of contracts being netted out for incentives, but we should be in a comfortable cap situation. Philosophically we want to build our team through the draft as much as possible. Eric and I are committed to that. We are going to try to keep our own players as much as we can. That is another core belief. With that said, if we feel there are opportunities in the free agent market that make sense, we are obviously going to look at it and try to make the best decision.
Q)Do you think you will sign any big money free agents?
Tannenbaum: The core philosophy, obviously, is to spend as much of our resources on our own guys. If there is an opportunity in free agency, it has to be about value. One thing we know about the system, and it has been in around since 1993, you have to accept the consequences of any decision you make, good or bad. It stays on your cap. You have to make sure you feel good about those decisions because right, wrong or indifferent, you are going to have to live with them.
Q)Will you look to get long-term deals done with Jerricho Cotchery or Victor Hobson?
Tannenbaum: Both of those guys had very productive years. They got better and they took to the coaching well. We are going to put our plan in place and try to execute our game plan as best we can. Those are the types of guys that we do like.
Q)Do you guys need to add a feature back this off-season?
Tannenbaum: We did have 1,700 yards and 15 touchdowns as a team. I know it was more of a running back by committee but there still was a level of production. We are going to take a long hard look at it to see what we can do better, but some of the pieces are here.
Q)Do you want to get new contracts done, and sign most new free agents before the draft?
Tannenbaum: What I have learned is, if we can have the roster as well prepared as possible before the draft, then we can be in position to take advantage of opportunities that may present themselves in the draft. Which is what I think happened last year. I don't want to go into the draft saying, 'we have to get X or Y,' because based on history what I have learned is that is when mistakes can be made. I would like to have as few moving parts as possible relative to the roster heading into the draft because then we can capitalize on opportunities if they are presented and we can take what is best value for the team. That is my goal. We are going to work hard between now and the last week in April to put our roster in that position.
Q)How many draft picks do you have this year?
Tannenbaum: We have a first, two seconds, a third, a fifth and a sixth round choice.
Q)What are your thoughts on the season Kevan Barlow had?
Tannenbaum: Certainly the second New England game of the regular season was productive. He had six rushing touchdowns for us. There were some things that he did well. There are some areas, where, I'm sure he wishes he did better.
Now we are going to see what we can do in the future with him.
Q)Can Leon Washington be an everydown back?
Tannenbaum: How many reps he gets will ultimately be Eric's call. What I will say about Leon that I am really impressed with specifically is he got better at the skill sets that we asked him to get better at in May. Ball security and pass protection in particular got better. He took the coaching well and worked on skill development. By him doing that he earned the right to play more. He earned the right to be there on third down. There are a lot of running backs in this league that aren't on the field on third down because they cannot protect the quarterback. He could. He is highly competitive. The game is not too big for him.
Q)What are you plans for Tim Dwight?
Tannenbaum: We'll be meeting with the doctors to get a good game plan over the next few days on all these guys in terms of what their limitations will be in the off-season program, if any, which usually starts traditionally in the third week of March. Some guys are limited to start with.
Q)Will Patrick Ramsey be getting his bonus this spring?
Tannenbaum: We'll know a lot more about that situation as we get closer to the start of free-agency and when we see where our final cap situation winds up. Eric and I will sit down to discuss him and everybody else. By the start of the league year we'll have a plan in place.
Q)Will Chad Pennington be the starter next year?
Tannenbaum: Eric is going to decide who plays. Chad Pennington did a great job for us this year, he's a great leader and he's a great competitor. There are a lot of things to be encouraged by Chad, in particular his 31-22 record as a starter.
Q)What are the attributes you will be looking for from players you acquire this off-season?
Tannenbaum: I think toughness for any of our players is really important. I think toughness is an endearing quality for anybody on our team. Being smart and competitive and being able take to coaching are all key attributes that our players need to have.
Q)Why was Andre Dyson active for the playoff game when he clearly wasn't 100 percent?
Tannenbaum: In those situations, you have until an hour and a half before the game to cut from 53 to 45. What we try to do there between Eric and myself and the trainers is try to make the best decision with all the information you have. You try to get as many of those decisions right, no one is ever perfect.
Q)Did you expect a little more from Kimo von Oelhoffen?
Tannenbaum: When you build your team, sometimes you see contributions that are either tangible or intangible and I would say, a lot of Kimo's contributions, were from an intangible standpoint. He brought a lot in terms of leadership and I thought some of the players he helped were very meaningful. Did he contribute to the maximum? There is some room for improvement there.
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Posted 16 January 2007 - 03:23 PM
His answers to the first two questions I am most impressed by as it shows they aren't going to leave any stone unturned this offseason and that the minute we were eliminated from the playoffs, the new season started and they got down to work, no rest. It's the committment any fan wants and that extra work should pay dividends in the future.
Posted 16 January 2007 - 06:13 PM
Man you cant tell me that Mr.T and Mangini arent the best duo between a GM and a Coach. I mean they both think alike, both talk alike. They are like friggen brothers! They both talk to the media the same way, they dont tell you shit, and thats the way I like it, because its even more of a suprise when a player is signed. I think we need to revamp the offensive line more. I was watching the NE game again, and I have to tell you the 2 guys that got pushed around like nothing was Moore and Ferguson, but Ferguson held more of a fight. Moore was getting killed, I liked this guy and was a huge fan, but u know we do need a upgrade, he isnt progressing anymore he is just degressing. Clements did a nice job actually, so maybe we resign him and then replace Moore? I just dont want to do too much in one year because I wouldnt want to hurt the chemistry of the line. Though they werent very good at all. defintely our weak point on offense this year. Linemen period are our problems.
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text: It's been a long time coming, but I finally got out on the track this weekend on the SV! My wife has been more than patient with the effort (and money) it's taken to get it running as a superbike. A few highlights from the weekend at Pacific Wetway - er, Raceway.... Out in 1st practice trying to handle all the new power and see what it did to the new front end - and if the changes in the rear were right. And I noticed the clutch was slipping - a lot, like every time I'd crank the throttle open. Check the adjustment, go out again, no change. Check with Dan Zlock (Yes, that Zlock), put in a spare clutchpack and some heavier Barnett springs he just happened to find. Problem solved. Out in the 2nd vintage practice in the rain, sorting things out and seeing how fast I could go on our CB160. Oops - not quite that fast in 5! Tucked the front just over the crest with a knee down and couldn't come close to saving it. Bike flipped from one side to the other in the gravel, I was surfing on my butt trying to avoid the flippie bike thing. Someone has pictures, I 'm dying to see them. I felt a bit better when I noticed a light sheen of oil on the track, nice to know how fast is too fast, and there's a reason (besides stupidity) for a crash. Total damage - windscreen, clipon bar, and clutch perch. A few hours cleanup and we were ready to go. Middleweight GP twins. The frustration of realizing it was later than I thought while changing from rains to slicks and missing the start. Not as bad as my buddy Gus Denzler who tore the knobs off a set of rains in the same race; he got to race but also got to pay for new tires. My son worked like a champ with me to get things ready, and I would have missed the next race without his help. And that's AFTER his bike went T.U. again! Lightweight superbike. The realization that a big storm is coming in a half hour - just in time for the start and I get to change tires AGAIN. Some quick work and we were ready for what proved to be a torrential downpour, but not the worst of the weekend. I've never hydroplaned on a bike before (even slicks at over 150 mph!) but this was a new level of uncomfortable. The only option was discretion - let the nice racer by and follow behind, maybe I'll pick up something. Something turned out to be 3rd place and finishing in one piece, as well as purse money. Formula 160. A friend sold his class champion last month and I just couldn't resist. Only problem is that Tom is about 6'4" and skinny, so he pushed the seat WAY back. A lackluster 6th in the dry convinced me to move it forward so I could sit down. That and another bout of rain were just what the doctor ordered, and I walked away with the 2nd heat win for a 2nd for the day. I used yesterday's crash to good effect, knowing exactly how much push the front end would take in the rain. I pushed the front (and rear) quite a bit but never had a moment. Several riders were convinced another crash was 'just a matter of time'.... Formula Thunder - Thunder was the only thing missing! The rain started hard enough to scare off a fair part of the grid (or maybe it was crash damage). I came up from a 2nd row grid to 3rd place in the first corner and held it the entire race. The rain swamped the track everywhere; the leaders clearly agreed to not push it to hard and had fun dicing in the corners and easing up on the ugly sections. If anything the front straight was worse than every at the beginning, and then went downhill. Somewhere around lap 6-7 a rider went down in turn 1 - normally a full throttle 180+ almost noncorner. His tires were overwhelmed despite a very cautious pace when the rain suddenly became a torrent. Gusty winds and solid walls of water hit, lakes appeared on the pavement and a river ran through it. Officials threw the red flag, and rightly so. It was fun, but I mean really - 4th gear was too fast in those conditions! I'd like to thank Lockhart Phillips, my wife for supporting my habit, my son for wrenching effectively (while learning how!), Riders for Health, and a big thanks to Dan and Dale Zlock for putting my bike back together and giving me enough education to keep from blowing it up (again). I'd also like to thank Bridgestone for making a great vintage tire, and Pirelli for building the most kick-ass rain tires! Randy Grein, Master CNE, CCNA


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by TouchEmAllTime » Sun Aug 12, 2012 2:06 pm
justmebd wrote:I believe I'm going to find a movie to watch, or just read a book.
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skatingtripods wrote:Carlos Santana in left field. Awesome. There's a highlight to the season.Wonder which position player will pitch today.
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justmebd wrote:I just tried watching "Immortals" on Netflix and . . . awful . .just . . . awful. I barely made it through the first hour.So I turned the game back on.The good news is this game still seems better than Immortals.
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Bigfist wrote:Maybe Seddon stays when Roberto Hernandez comes back, and Kluber goes.
by dazindiansfanuk » Mon Aug 13, 2012 8:18 am
Prosecutor wrote:Santana in left field. Wow. Never saw that coming. If they put Jason Donald in left it would be different - they've been working with him in the outfield and trying to develop him as a super utility guy. But Santana? I wonder if they're telegraphing their plans for next year. Lou Marson has handled the bat pretty well for a catcher and his defense is very good while Santana has struggled at the plate most of the season. Maybe they're thinking if Santana plays left field he can concentrate on hitting and his offensive numbers would improve while filling that black hole in left.Otherwise, why put him out there? The Indians were down 12-1, why not just take him out of the game?
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dazindiansfanuk wrote: is madness.
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pup wrote:So we don't sign Josh Willingham because of "defensive issues" in LF, and Pros can extrapolate that Carlos Santana is our new LF.
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Three DJ apps and an iPhone drum machine...
This week, Apple announced that its forthcoming iOS 6 update would offer 'inter app audio'. We're yet to see precisely what this will mean, but the possibility of apps sharing audio with each other has got us tentatively excited.
Also this week, IK Multimedia unveiled a Slash signature version of AmpliTube, check out a video demo from the man himself.
Back to the matter in hand, however. This week's round-up of iOS releases is somewhat DJ-heavy, featuring three apps for mobile DJing (two new and one update) alongside an iPhone drum machine.
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The best iPhone/iPad music making apps in the world today
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Rocudo Loopmasters DJ Studio, free
Our first app is a free, iPad-only DJing tool presented by Loopmasters.
DJ Studio is designed around a grid reminiscent of Ableton Live, in which users load and play loops and samples, which can then be recorded and manipulated with the app's built-in effects. Additional features - such as extra sample pads, more effects, longer recording times and the ability to save sets - plus more loop and sample content are available as in-app purchases.
Image Line Deckadance Mobile, £2.49/$3.99
Another iPad DJ app, Deckadance Mobile is an iOS edition of Image Line's established PC & Mac DJ software. While the iPad version doesn't provide the same full features as the full version, it is well equipped for an app at this price, with automix, EQ, sampler and looping features included.
algoriddim djay 1.5, £6.99/$9.99
djay, undoubtedly one of the iPad's most popular DJing applications, has been updated again.
The headline feature in the 1.5 update is Auto Gain - automatically adjusting playback volume of each new track to match that of the one playing on the opposite deck. The app is currently half-price too, to celebrate the release of algoriddim's vjay app.
Fingerlab DM1 for iPhone, 69p/$0.99
Fingerlab's iOS drum machine DM1 has been available for iPad for a while already, but the developer has now released a trimmed-down version for iPhone and iPod touch. The app features drum pads, step sequencer, an FX trackpad plus mixer and song-sequencer.
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Just like with airliners, where navigation devices create the "tracks" they run on, you create these predicatble paths with vehicle to infrastructure comms. And you have emergency lanes where cars can stop in case of mechanical failures.
I think you are absolutely rigt about that. What makes that sceanrio a bit more complicated, in my humble opinion, is that there are already 250 million cars on the road that are not capable of following the "tracks" they are supposed to run on.
I wonder at which point "normal" cars will be phased out, as analog TV today.
Interesting you say that, Kris, because that's exactly what I was wondering when I was talking to one of the market analysts earlier today. When things like V2V (vehicle to vehicle) communication becomes a mandatory feature (more stories on this topic later) in new cars, obviously, the automotive industry will start looking for some sort of incentives for a small add-on device for "normal" cars, just like the TV industry was looking for the government's help for D-to-A down coverters.
How this will all play out is still too early to tell. But things are definitely getting interesting!


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The Browns signed backup guard Bob Hallen to a two-year deal. He's a Mentor High and Kent State graduate who spent eight years with the Atlanta Falcons and the San Diego Chargers. He's also the fourth hometown player the Browns have signed in free agency. "This is a dream come true for him," said Cliff Brady, his agent.
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peeker643 wrote:jb wrote:You guys are all nuts. No one knows the status of the Penn State football program. This is 100% uncharted waters.
There may not even be a program at worst. At best you have the state and feds and civil attorneys deposing the whole support system. You have recruits fmilies sking questions you never thought you'd have to answer.
I still don't think the light bulb has fully gone off here.
Now in 12 - 24 months? may well be a different story. This off season? Meyer? NFW.
tOSU should be wrapped up in a month or so. Yu know waht you are dealing with, take it or leave it.
Uncertainlty is the worst enemy.
More than likely, yes.
I just think that a system and society where this can so easily happen is broken enough to move on relatively quickly in the aftermath.
The issue that gives me pause is that there's simply no telling, with all the entities involved, how long these investigations will take. And the more I think about it, THAT's what will keep people like Meyer away until it's done.
Hypothetically though, if the investigations ended tomorrow and the sentences and penalties were handed down, I just don't have enough faith in the vast majority of society to believe there would be any long term hangover.
I understand that's my cynicism and opinion coming out. But when I look around, that's what I see.
Oh, I don't have single dount that PSU football won't be back to a better status than it is now eventully. It is one of 10 or so legit legacy programs in the nation. It has resources matched by few programs. To try to not acknowledge those factors is BS. Any other year, any other circusmatnce, and it'd be a plumb job.
And sadly, I'm not even talking about the stench, stigma and embrassment keeping the Meyers away.
I'm simply talking about the uncertainties and the distractions. No control-frek coach wants anywhere near that.
lastly, the Catholic Church just paid out a cool $ 100 MILLION in Florida yesterday. That is = 10% of PSU's endowment more or less. While they have immense wealth, the civil suits are going to put a crimp on th budget, and I'm not looking for the Commonwealth to come running in defense.
Compared to all that, the goofey out of control boosters in C-bus are gnats.


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January 18, 2011 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Discontinuation of Best Choice and Always Save 46 oz. Canned Juices
SUBJECT 2: Breastfeeding Friendly WIC Clinic
SUBJECT 3: Availability Status of the WIC Participant ID Folders (WIC 17)
SUBJECT 4: Updated Supply Request Form (WIC-8)
SUBJECT 5: Need Participant Stories
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Discontinuation of Best Choice and Always Save 46 oz. Canned Juices: The state WIC office received notification that the 46 ounce canned varieties of Best Choice and Always Save juices have been discontinued by the manufacturer. Authorized WIC Retail stores that stock these brands of 46 ounce canned juices will no longer have access to order these products for WIC customers. WIC families should select an approved flavor(s) of 12 ounce frozen juice concentrate if the store does not have any approved flavors of 46 oz. canned juice in stock. The other option for families is to redeem their WIC checks at an authorized store that has access to an approved 46 oz. canned juice.
Please share this information with families that shop at retail stores that stock these brands of WIC approved juices. If you have any questions, please contact the Vendor Group at the state WIC office at 573-751-6204.
Breastfeeding Friendly WIC Clinic: The state WIC office would like to announce criteria for local WIC providers to gain the designation of "Breastfeeding Friendly". The purpose of this statewide effort is to implement evidence-based breastfeeding strategies to encourage and recognize local WIC providers that offer an optimal level of breastfeeding support. This concept was discussed at the "Using Loving Support to Grow and Glow in WIC" training that was attended by all local WIC staff last year. The WIC breastfeeding task force worked with the state office to develop the specific criteria that must be met to be recognized as a "Breastfeeding Friendly WIC Clinic". Attached are the revised criteria.
In April local WIC agencies will have the opportunity to apply for "Breastfeeding Friendly" status for the next fiscal year. Once it is determined that the agency meets all the criteria, the local WIC provider will be designated as a "Breastfeeding Friendly WIC Clinic" and will be given additional funding to support breastfeeding mothers. We realize that as evidence-based strategies are implemented and more WIC mothers initiate and continue to breastfeed, more local WIC staff time is needed for breastfeeding support. The extra funding provided must be used for additional staff time and will need to be budgeted in the FY 2012 LAP. Funding amounts will vary from $10,000 to $50,000 per year, depending on the agency's prenatal/breastfeeding caseload. Additional recognition will be provided, including a plaque to hang in the clinic.
Local WIC providers will need to re-apply each year in order to validate that they continue to meet the criteria before the additional funding will be provided. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kathy Mertzlufft, WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 573-526-4792.
Availability Status of the WIC Participant ID Folders (WIC 17): Although the WIC Participant ID folders (WIC 17) are being printed, it is expected that they will not be available at the DHSS warehouse for the next 3 to 4 weeks. The State office apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. If your agency needs ID folders in the next 3 to 4 weeks, please contact Takako Tagami at email@example.com.
Updated Supply Request Form (WIC-8): The WIC Supply Request Form (WIC-8) and WIC Nutrition Education Resource were updated. Please begin using the updated form, when ordering supplies and resources from the DHSS Warehouse. If you have suggestions and/or questions, please contact Takako Tagami at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Need Participant Stories: At the WIC conference agencies were asked to send Lyn any participant stories about their WIC experience. To date she has received two of these and they are very moving – thank you to the two agencies that provided them. In late February we will be going to Washington, DC to the National WIC Association Leadership Conference. During this time we make face-to-face visits with the Missouri Congressional Delegation and share updated district specific program information with them. We would like to include a participant story with each update we do. These stories speak volumes about how WIC services touch and help real people in their districts.
The tone of Congress has changed, and voters have communicated a strong desire for Congress to cut spending in order to reduce the federal debt. WIC is a program funded with discretionary money meaning it is not guaranteed and must be included in the federal budget each year. It is up to us to show our elected officials that WIC touches real people in a meaningful way.
We need stories from Congressional Districts 1 (Lacy Clay), 3 (Russ Carnahan), 5, (Emanuel Cleaver) 6 (Sam Graves), 7 (Billy Long), 8 (Jo Ann Emerson), and 9 (Blaine Luetkemeyer). We have stories from Districts 4 (Vicki Hartzler) and 2 (Todd Akin). Please send your participant stories to Lyn Konstant by fax (573-526-1470) or email (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Seminars and Conferences:
The Commission on Dietetic Registration will be offering Certificate of Training programs in Adult and Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management as noted below:
Certificate of Training in Adult Weight Management:
April 14-16, 2011 – Omaha, Nebraska
May 16-18, 2011 – Lombard, Illinois
June 16-18, 2011 – Atlanta, Georgia
For registration information and to view the certificate requirements, timeline, registration deadlines and agenda: http://www.cdrnet.org/wtmgmt/CertificateOfTraining.htm
Certificate of Training in Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management:
March 31–April 2, 2011 – New Brunswick, New Jersey
May 24-26, 2011 – Minneapolis, Minnesota
June 7-9, 2011 – Lexington, Kentucky
For registration information and to view the certificate requirements, timeline, registration deadlines and agenda: http://www.cdrnet.org/wtmgmt/childhood.htm
WIC-8 Supply Request
Breastfeeding Friendly WIC Clinic Criteria


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This course will cover arriving, triaging and discharging an undelivered patient. It will also cover overview of flowsheets and documentation, documenting a head to toe assessment, validating monitor data and documenting basic intake and output. The course also addresses documenting a line, drain, airway, tube or wound.
Registration Required.
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Happy Monday with Pink Paislee!
November 14, 2011 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, Pink Paislee
We are kicking off a fantabulous week with Pink Paislee!
And to make things even better…we are going to give away one of the these awesome Pink Paislee Core Impressions packs. This beautiful cardstock pack has every Modern Print you need: Chevron, Hexagon, Lattice and Circle.
Just comment all week long for your chance to win! Make sure you head over to the Pink Paislee Blog and their Facebook page for additional chances to win win win! And, of course, amazing inspirational projects from their Design Team. I know I am an avid reader of their blog and you don't want to miss what they have created for you.
AND don't forget about our Facebook page!!! You know we always have a treat for you there, too! Spread the word about our fabulous blog swap and you will get additional chances to win!
Pink Paislee also offers Live Pink, an amazing Newsletter that comes right to your inbox. Make sure you sign up here! They are always doing awesome contests with fabulous prize packs so don't miss out on that.
Our team has been working hard behind the scenes with the Pink Paislee Core Impression line and the Pink Paislee Nantucket collection.
Today Design Team Member Debbie Standard created some gorgeous layouts for you today. So sit back with that coffee and get ready to be inspired!
Chevron is so HOT right now, you can't help but reach for this gorgeous piece of Chevron Cardstock every chance you get 😉 Debbie paired hers with some hand cut Pink Paislee patterned paper details and some additional Pink Paislee Core Impression Cardstock for a beautiful layout.
This layout from Debbie really shows the versatility of Core. In this Core Impressions paper pack, you will get colors that fit any project…Pink..Blue…Yellow…Chocolate Box…you name it!
And last but not least… another way to use Core and patterned paper. Cardstock doesn't always have to be the start of your layout. Reach for some Patterned Paper first and then anchor it with some Core Impressions. Love the graphic print against the sanded circles! And of course those cute hand cut fishies 😉