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Skip to comments.Conservatives Rationalize as America Circles the Drain
Posted on 12/20/2012 10:19:31 AM PST by kreitzer
Its often hard to accept the truth, especially when that truth is scary, when reality seems to offer you no solutions, only poison from which to pick. Its as with a man I once knew who insisted it couldnt be proven that smoking was bad for you. He knew better in his heart, but his available choices giving up cigarettes or accepting the danger of their use were both emotionally unpalatable to him. Enter the rationalization. Were seeing the same thing with Republicans in the wake of Barack Obamas re-election. Radio host Sean Hannity, citing changing American demographics, stated a while back that his position on immigration has evolved: we now must offer illegals some kind of pathway to citizenship (a.k.a. amnesty). Other conservatives are warning that we must dispense with social issues or the Republican Party will be dispensed with. Of course, this isnt always rationalization.
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Seems to me that the hardliners are the ones rationalizing. You can rationalize your positions and hold firm, and get nothing near what you feel the country needs.
As a conservative, I don't like conceding either. However, it's better than the alternative which is communism. Sad as that is. Gay people marrying isn't as important as losing ground in the world.
Just as Krauthammer stated that the unions haven't waken up to the reality that the world has caught up with us after WW2, Republicans haven't woken up to the reality that gays marrying, or whatever social issue (aside from abortion, that is murder) isn't as important as letting the Democrats take over.
So you can stubbornly hold firm, and stubbornly lose. Sad as that is.
To surrender your moral foundation is to surrender everything.
I believe that Fiscal Conservatism and Social Conservatism need to work together — they support each other. But it has been decades since the GOP really accepted that quaint little notion. I've been compromising my whole life, and look where I've ended up: Obama is a near dictator and the country is in a Depression. Compromising hasn't worked out for me.
I don't intend to compromise anymore. I don't intend to vote Republican anymore. I don't think electoral politics are the solution. Politics can be pursued by other means. But you can work closely with John Boehner if you like — let me know how that works out for you.
I have no idea who you are talking about. Who with any power holds firm on anyting?
Hmm. THIS conservative is not warning you but telling you BECAUSE the Republican Party DID dispense with social issues; the Party itself HAS BEEN dispensed with.
It was indeed a Grand Old Party while it lasted. But its over.
One other thing. Duke's headline is wrong. It's not Conservatives who are rationalizing, but Republicans.
Working at the grass roots makes a lot sense. One problem. We are so successful as a civilization (for the moment) that basic truths can be concealed and are not easily transfered to the next generation. Church can help but it's tough. Oh well, "Never give up, Never surrender" is still my motto.
The only compromise in the past 50 yeares has been the speed with which we march towards complete socialism.
Democrats want to convert tommorrow. Republicans the day after tomorrow.
Guess what happened?
They all LOST!!!!!
The lesson? You don't win elections by driving away a third of your conservative base by brown-nosing people that will NEVER vote for you anyway!
I look at it from the perspective of the turn-based strategy game Civilization V.
Every so often you'll get a "Golden Age" where you accrue food, population, wealth, and power at double the normal rate. When the golden age is over, you go back to the norm, whatever that may be. As you get farther along in the game, the golden ages don't last as long, but they provide the same benefits.
America, as I see it, is much the same way. The first golden age was in the late 18th century with our founding. We had our golden ages pretty consistently in the 19th century. We saw the ushering of a new Republic, the industrial revolution.
We had some moments of greatness in the 20th century with the industrialization of our military, the rise of nuclear power and the space race. We went through a vast vacuum of nihilism and hedonism in the 60s and the subsequent hangover of the 70s and ushered the most recent golden age under Reagan.
Sadly, while we had a few golden ages under Republican control of the legislative branch in the 90s and even a small boon under GW, the fact is that we're not due for another golden age for a while, and even if it does come about, it'll be short lived.
I do see war on the horizon. Whether it's a protracted international scuffle among disparate rebel groups and NATO or a full on offensive in Iran with our dwindling and tired military, something's coming. The storm clouds are there, and it's really a matter of how we, as a culture, define ourselves going forward.
The pre-war US in the early 1900s was like an adolescent teen, awkward and scrawny. With 2 wars under our belt, we were scarred but strong. We persevered. We literally shot for the moon. Then, like an alcoholic taking his first drink, we let the national tragedy of a president's assassination and the death of notable national figures such as MLK turn us into a besotted old fool pining for the past.
The latest generation of Americans has lived with cradle-to-grave entitlements and handups or handouts throughout the cycle of life. They've never had to live on "condiment sandwiches," to use my wife's term. At some point the gravy train is going to come grinding to a halt as the wheels fall off and the tracks buckle from the weight of the load. At that point, we'll see a surge of welfare zombies, incapable of even basic self-sustenance, trying to bring down the prepared and knowledgeable among us. We could even argue that's already happening on a "civilized" basis through the redistribution efforts of this administration.
If international war doesn't tear us apart, an internal, bloody, and socially destructive war will rend this nation in two and turn American against American in a war that will likely leave millions in the streets, the aristocrats surrounded by armed security and the US military, and the bourgeousie among us fighting for our very survival on the streets and in our neighborhoods.
I pray to God it doesn't happen, but I fear the only way to bring America back around to the light is to free her from the shackles of the dependent and allow her to rise from the ashes poured upon her by the aristocrats whose only goal is self-sustaining power and riches fed by a working class who are about fed up with the bullshit.
Look. If a conservative is wrong on basic fundamental issues like gay marriage, then they are wrong on basic economic issues as well. If you are OK with gay marriage - or if (same thing) you don't feel its an important issue - you are a social liberal. Therefore you are what's wrong with the Republican Party.
I don't even understand your point. Can we trade opposition to gay marriage for something? No, not really. Is it that the gay marriage thing is a ware of time, and our energy would be better spent in other directions? Maybe, but of course somehow the other side is able to focus on all things at once. Why not us? No reason.
Explain to me how conceding this or that helps against communism or helps reverse the ground we're apparently losing in the world. Because it seems to me perfectly possible to lose on both the issues important to you and whatever "social issues" you don't care about as much simultaneously. If all conservatives everywhere capitulated and immediately allowed gay marriage in all 57 states and federally would Dems give us anything? Or would they say, "Thanks. Now, about those tax hikes. Is the top rate going up to 100%, or do you have something else to trade?"
I'm not sure how you can be both fiscally conservative and social liberal when being socially liberal is going to bankrupt the fiscally conservative part of the equation.
The Homosexual marriage is important because it undermines the foundation (The family) of the very society we are trying to preserve.
Yup. And the opposition's ads were very instructive. Scott Brown? Richard Tisei? Charlie Baker? Those guys were scary, scary, radical rightwingers! I mean, they were so rightwing, it was crazy!! American didn't need that kind of extremism at a time like this!!!!
Which is why Deval Patrick, Elizabeth Warren, and Joe Tierney won their races.
The Left does NOT recognize any attempt to compromise by the right. It's just a sign of weakness; a signal that the GOP has no principles for which it will fight.
Well, that's certainly one way to look at things. Its a stupid way to look at things, but it's one way.
The bottom line is that you so-called conservatives are the biggest hypocrites there are. That's why your republican party is the Whig party.
You whine about big govt out of one side of your mouth and then want to violate the Constitution up and down regarding your idiotic war on drugs or the patriot act or NDAA.
You whine about big govt regulation out of one side of your mouth and then want to use big govt to dictate marriage or tell people they cant screw on film and sell it (we can quibble about the porn because that is actually interstate trade).
You whine about big govt spending and beurocracy out of one side of your mouth and then get in control of govt and eliminate, reduce or clean up what?
You people can cling to your notions of using big govt to dictate YOUR morality but that America died a long time ago. Wake up and smell the coffee or the entire notion of conservatism will go buh bye. You are what's wrong with the republican party.
Okay then.....
color me gone
You people seem to be under the impression that ignoring 2 homos down the street that went to some "church" and now call each other husband and husband somehow murders fiscal conservativsm. Please explain how that works. Please explain how you tell peple that you believe in the founder's constitution, not the progressive one after you've become a progressive and moral dictator. Hows that work?
Well, aren't you the bitter little Repuglican?
Pro-dope? Check
Pro-gay marriage? Check
Pro-porn? Check
But I ask... Where are your pro-abortion, pro-open borders, pro-gun control talking points? If you're going to go liberal here, at least be honest enough to endorse all the libertarian agendas.
Yet you wonder why you people don't win elections? You did get one thing right: "You are what's wrong with the republican party."
I proudly STAND by that accusation. As you and the RINO party march lock-step with the Democrats toward social liberalism, don't be surprised when you get economic liberalism as well.
despite all the points made in the article, i think conservatives have the future advantage because of the following: the credit cycle that started in the mid 1930s is getting close to the end.
We must be pretty close because unsustainable debt levels, unsustainable deficits, QE^n etc. are barely producing economic growth. Maybe its got a few more years, but is not long term sustainable.
In the 1930's, and in previous depressions, social and cultural and religious behavior took a dramatically more conservative turn, even as gov't got bigger.
I suspect in the next depression, we will see the same return to conservative values because, after the economic collapse, it will be easier to believe that the liberalism and permissiveness were part of the cause.
one thing we do know, if there is another depression, government is not going to grow. The welfare state is going to collapse under its own debt and the democrat party will collapse along with it.
conservatives need to be ready to seize that moment, as there will be plenty of non-conservative political elements that will try to gain from the chaos.
In the late 1920's i'm sure the democrats were feeling depressed, and thinking that trends in the future were against them. In fact, they were in the best possible position... out of power when the SHTF
*yawn* you dont know me and you've proven my point you big govt progressive.
Well, you know what they say; never get between a libertarian and his hookers and blow. Do you know how to create a libertarian? Take a conservative and remove all common sense.
I've been asking people here for some time where in the constitution the federal government is granted the power grant any sanction or priviliage for or regulate marriage and I usually get a lot of nothing. I've heard of cafeteria catholics, so I guess there are also cafeteria constitutionalists. Nevermind that every time government touches marriage it only makes things worse, they think if they get the ring of power and pass just one more law, marriage will be defended.
Well, you know what they say; never get between a republican and his version of big govt. Do you know how to create a republican? Take a libertarian and remove all critical thinking.
What's sad is that you dolts dont even realize that you're FOR gigantic govt just like the democrats you rail against. You only differ in the type.
Amen brother. There's a HUGE chasm of difference between FOR all the things these big govt republicans accuse libertarians of and having a consistent belief that it's not in the Constitution nor the damned govt's job. Make mine the Founder's Libertarianism every time.
Did you really post this? Really? The keeper of the keys to conservatism that runs to the govt at the first sign of questionable morality?
FYI: FR is anti-homosexual agenda. If you have a problem with that, you need to post elsewhere. Posters who advocate for homosexual marriage are unwelcome here.
In no way did I advocate for the homosexual agenda nor for homo marriage.
Civil marriage is created and administered by government - how do you propose government not "dictate" it?
I don't know whether to feel honored that you value my opinions so much so that you look to comments I've made on other threads to further your necessary learning experiences as you attempt to grow into conservatism.
Or feel creeped out that you are stalking me.
Either way - go ahead and search all the previous comments I've made to your hearts content. Read them. Study them. Learn from them. Practice them.
Then maybe you'll be a conservative some day - and avoid a slap down from JR (post 28)
ooof. Right after you tell me where that power is enumerated, I'll answer your question.
LMAO! You got nothing on me. You'd do well to take some of your own medicine to recognize the cognitive dissonance from which you suffer greatly. And BTW, It's really not gonna wreck my day if I get banned. Sure, I love arguing with hypocrite jack boots like you, but I'll survive if I cant.
BTW, I'm thinking the reason that your responses are nothing but snark and so much BS is because you really dont have a leg to stand on and you know it.
ooof. Right after you tell me where that power is enumerated, Ill answer your question.
Sorry, I assumed you knew something about the subject - civil marriage is created and administered by STATE government, so enumeration is a nonissue.
Hypocritical jackboots? FR is pro-life, pro-marriage. If you can't live with that then just bail the hell out now!!
And BTW, It's really not gonna wreck my day if I get banned. Sure, I love arguing with hypocrite jack boots like you, but I'll survive if I cant.
Arguing with me? Or Jim Robinson?
Anyway - here's hoping your wishes come true for Christmas.
Coincidentally, so am I.
Oh my gosh, am I IBTZ? That would just simply make my Christmas!
But of course, you'll advocate it at the federal level, so it really is.
Well, quit pestering and attacking people about nonsense then.
It's possible. I dont suspect you people are getting the point.
I believe that Fiscal Conservatism and Social Conservatism need to work together they support each other. But it has been decades since the GOP really accepted that quaint little notion. Ive been compromising my whole life, and look where Ive ended up: Obama is a near dictator and the country is in a Depression. Compromising hasnt worked out for me.
I dont intend to compromise anymore. I dont intend to vote Republican anymore. I dont think electoral politics are the solution. Politics can be pursued by other means. But you can work closely with John Boehner if you like let me know how that works out for you.
I agree 100% on what you have just said here.
Every day we find that my tagline is true. And here is the whole thought, expanded for full comprehension:
The GOP's sole purpose is to serve as an ineffective alternative to the Democrat Party. They give voters the false impression that they have a choice. Unfortunately, both choices turn the government more and more toward Statism, the difference being in terms of degrees. In modern times, the government has never gotten smaller under either party.
Look, it's the federal government that's trying to shove this homosexual agenda crap down our throats. Hell yes we're going to resist and fight them like hell.
What is your point?
Sigh...."you people" is a rather divisive way to respond. However, I'm reasonable and intellectually curious enough not to want to miss a point if there is one.
Perhaps you could try again and, as I have had to tell my children, take the snarky factor down a notch. It impeeds comprehension and stimulates my fight or flight response.
But of course, youll advocate it at the federal level, so it really is.
I love it when people tell me what I think (the Drug Warriors are big on that). What exactly do you think I'll advocate at the federal level?
He is saying at the fed level. Marriage, abortion, guns and many are all suppose to be off limits for the feds. They are not in the Constitution and should be handled by the States; we should not encourage the feds to do what is not part of their approved powers.
Sure we fight against govt enshrining that garbage in law, but that doesn't mean WE should enshrine it in law. How do we tell them they're wrong to misuse govt to impose their will when we're going to misuse govt to impose ours? I dont distinguish the difference. Wrong is wrong.
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Skip to comments."The Big Broadcast" Live Sunday 8/12 7-11pm est
Posted on 08/12/2012 1:36:57 PM PDT by Vision
Friends, it's Sunday night again. Warm up the tubes for another 4 hours of classic radio programs...
Listen Live
I see an error in the time stamps on the lineup. The Mercury Theatre is billed in a half-hour time slot, but it's an hour-long show, so the air time of the last two shows are off by a half-hour. I have the correct air times below.
Thanks to J. David Goldin's RadioGOLDINdex for this information:
7 PM EST Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. November 2, 1955. Part 3. CBS net. "The Valentine Matter". Sustaining. What happens to a thrity year old grudge when somebody explains it with bullets! Bob Bailey, Roy Rowan (announcer), John Dawson (writer), Jack Johnstone (producer, director), Marvin Miller, Jack Moyles, Lillian Buyeff, Betty Lou Gerson, Barney Phillips, Will Wright, Forrest Lewis, Jay Novello. 13:57.
7:15 PM Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. November 3, 1955. Part 4. CBS net. "The Valentine Matter". Sustaining. Proof that the murder of Danny Valentine and his wife aren't the only ones to be solved. Bob Bailey, Roy Rowan (announcer), John Dawson (writer), Jack Johnstone (producer, director), Marvin Miller, Jack Moyles, Lillian Buyeff, Betty Lou Gerson, Barney Phillips, Will Wright, Forrest Lewis, Jay Novello. 14:40.
7:30 PM Dragnet. August 10, 1950. Program #61. NBC net. "The Big Actor". Sponsored by: Fatima. $10,000 worth of narcotics has been stolen from St. Christopher's Hospital. Jack Webb, Barton Yarborough. 29:53.
8 PM Gunsmoke. November 14, 1953. CBS net. "Professor Lute Bone". Sponsored by: Post Cereals. The Professor is selling wormseed tonic that cures just about everything, possibly because it contains opium! The script was used again on the program of October 20, 1957, and on the Gunsmoke television series on January 7, 1956. William Conrad, John Meston (writer), Georgia Ellis, Howard McNear, John Dehner, Barney Phillips, Lawrence Dobkin, Paul Dubov, Norman Macdonnell (director), Rex Koury (composer, conductor), Parley Baer, Ken Peters (announcer). 24:42.
8:30 PM Duffy's Tavern. October 19, 1943. Blue Network. Sponsored by: Sal Hepatica, Minit Rub. Guests are Peter Lorre and Mrs. Welles' talking bird. Peter helps Archie track down the thief of a sandwich from the free lunch counter. Peter Lorre, Ed Gardner, Florence Halop, Peter Van Steeden and His Orchestra. 1/2 hour.
9 PM The Mercury Theatre. October 23, 1938. CBS net. "Around The World In Eighty Days". Sustaining. An original adaption by Orson Welles of the story of Phileas Fogg, the eternally punctual Englishman. Al Swenson, Arlene Francis, Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Dan Seymour, Edgar Barrier, Eustace Wyatt, Frank Readick, Jules Verne (author), Orson Welles (host), Ray Collins (narrator), Stefan Schnabel, William Alland. 59:49.
10 PM Box Thirteen. September 12, 1948. Program #4. Mutual net origination, Mayfair syndication. "Actor's Alibi". Commercials added locally. The first episode in which "Suzy" works for Dan Holiday and not for the Star-Times. Murder in a radio studio, death by electrical transcription? Alan Ladd, Frank Hertosig (writer), Rudy Schrager (composer, conductor), Sylvia Picker, Ted Hediger (director), Vern Carstensen (production supervisor). 26:30.
10:30 PM The Mysterious Traveler. September 24, 1944. Mutual net. "Death Laughs Last". Sustaining. A man needs $1500 for a brain surgeon to save his wife's life, but the money is not that easy to get. The story has a fine ironic ending. The "Traveler" jumps his sound effects cue at the end of the show. Jock MacGregor speaks on behalf of the National War Fund. An announcement is made that on October 7th, the show will switch to Saturdays at 10:30 P.M. (Eastern). The script was used on the program three years later and on "The Sealed Book" on September 9, 1945. Maurice Tarplin (as "The Traveler"), Robert A. Arthur (writer), David Kogan (writer), Henry Sylvern (organist), Jock MacGregor (director), Elizabeth Morgan, Phillip Clarke, Carl Emory. 27:46.
Hi Gina, I think you have the list until steel formally asks for it back. How are you? Your week was good?
Like this lineup and Mysterious Traveler...never hear of Box 13.
Generally better than most of its genre, IMHO.
Hi, Vision. Yeah, I guess you're right. Steel's sources were better than mine, more detailed (I repeat myself), but his would be a welcomed-back re-addition.
Our week was fine. We got a few inches of rain spread out over the week. Still hot, of course, though.
Anything new happening with you up there?
The week was ok. Found out I'll be in Miami next week for a conference. The lawn company started killing off the grass to begin a rejuvenation.
Any cooking this weekend? Grilled london broil yesterday (tonight's leftovers) and made cherry cobbler.
Your lawn company kills your grass to start over? Wow! I've not heard of anyone doing that.
I hope you have a good time in Miami, although you'll probably work mostly—or conference it, which may be boring; I don't know. At least you'll probably get to eat something nice! :-)
We don't have a barbecue lined up, because we were both lame and didn't get anything at the store. It's been a lazy-butt weekend, and I'm slow getting the housework and laundry done today. Even your leftovers sound great—plus a cherry cobbler! YUMMMM!!!! We may do some Bubba Burgers on the grill.
If you do Bubba Burgers try putting a pat of butter on them while cooking.
Love the BB's opening theme...sigh...
I love that theme, too! It's lovely.
We do have some real butter and can try that pat on the Bubba Burgers, which we probably will throw on the grill! Thanks for the tip!
It must be different up there with lawns than down here. Down here, the only time a lawn is replaced is if it is dead or someone just wants new or different grass.
We have installed sod in new and existing yards, and we use a sod cutter to remove any existing grass or weeds, before laying the new sod.
Excellent! Hi, Steel!
Will you resume doing our great synopsis list? That would be super-swell, if you would!
He's back and posting!
What'd ya think of the Ryan pick steel?
Thanks Gina. I'll try to help out as I am able, OK?
Now we get to watch the Dems and their media hacks attempt to destroy him like they did Sarah.
Yes, of course. Thanks, Steel! :-)
That's an intense Johnny Dollar!
Photo I made of Paul Ryan speaking at CEI in June.
He's so young. He has the potential to reshape America.
Rather I should have said "He has the potential to refocus America."
HA! Yes, apparently... and, you know Doc is serious when he says, "...or else I'll shoot him!"
Hi everyone,
Beautiful weather here tonight...
Peter Lorre ping.
Hi Dr, didn't you get storms this weekend? Today was beautiful.
Did you order the kindle touch?
Peter Lorre is far-out! :-)
When I hear him, I think of Al Stewart dropping his name in his song "Year of the Cat."
Hi, Doc!
Nothing beats a lovely, summer evening! :-)
Didn't order the Kindle yet. I've been distracted. Finally got to the bottom of my shoulder pain...
Need a shoulder replacement...massive tear in rotator cuff.
Husband's broken leg coming along very well though...
What a pair we are...:)
Beautiful out on the porch tonight..
On a morning from a Bogart movie ...
... in a country where they turn back time...
That song is a strong one. I really can't help but like it a lot.
Wow, hope you both heal up.
Wells could be a relentlessly intense guy.
Doc, I'm sorry to hear you need surgery! What a pain! I do hope it goes smoothly and you recover quite well.
It's good to hear your husband is getting along nicely.
Yes, he was intense, powerfully so!
Haven't made up my mind about surgery...
Going to therapy first...
Oh, good! Maybe it will heal on it's own. That would be the best thing, for sure.
Night Gina, all. Am heading to the redio...enjoy Mysterious Traveler.
It's a different Mysterious Traveler than billed.
Goodnight, Friends!
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English and French: from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements haim, heim 'home' + rīc 'power', 'ruler', introduced to England by the Normans in the form Henri. During the Middle Ages this name became enormously popular in England and was borne by eight kings. Continental forms of the personal name were equally popular throughout Europe (German Heinrich, French Henri, Italian Enrico and Arrigo, Czech Jindřich, etc.). As an American family name, the English form Henry has absorbed patronymics and many other derivatives of this ancient name in continental European languages. (For forms, see Hanks and Hodges 1988.) In the period in which the majority of English surnames were formed, a common English vernacular form of the name was Harry, hence the surnames Harris (southern) and Harrison (northern). Official documents of the period normally used the Latinized form Henricus. In medieval times, English Henry absorbed an originally distinct Old English personal name that had hagan 'hawthorn'. Compare Hain 2 as its first element, and there has also been confusion with Amery.
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DENTON, Texas — Second baseman Rebecca Quinones drove in four runs, hitting a go-ahead three-run homer in the top of the fifth, and junior pitcher Kristen Cruickshank made the lead stand up in Eastern New Mexico University's 5-4 Lone Star Conference South Division softball victory here Friday.
The Zias (12-5, 1-0 South) extended their winning streak to seven games and earned their 10th win in the last 11. The teams conclude the three-game set with an 11:30 a.m. (MST) twin bill today.
Cruickshank (6-2) allowed seven hits and two earned runs, pitching around five ENMU errors. After getting the lead, she was helped out when center fielder Laura Thompson completed an inning-ending double play in the fifth by throwing out TWU pinch-runner Jordan Giesen trying to score from third on a fly ball.
In the sixth, the Pioneers' Tiffanie Boone hit a one-out single but was thrown out stealing by catcher Michelle Anderson. Cruickshank then retired the final four hitters.
ENMU broke on top in the third on RBI singles by Alex Mayo Otis and Quinones, but the Pioneers (11-11, 0-1) moved ahead with three in the bottom half, helped by two ENMU errors. Texas Woman's made it 4-2 in the fourth on Billie Callahan's sacrifice fly.
In the fifth, Mayo Otis and Cruickshank opened the inning with singles off Carly Case (7-4), and Quinones followed with her second homer of the season, a shot to left field.
Mayo Otis went 3-for-4 and Quinones finished 2-for-4 for the Zias, who outhit TWU 8-7. Cruickshank pitched out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the first, getting Angie Arebalos to pop up and Amber Brooks to hit into a 4-3 double play started by Quinones.


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ARM, the developer of microprocessing technologies for ultra low power devices, believes that it will remain independent despite of the interest towards the company by large customers, such as Apple.
"If you get a buyer who is a significant part of the ecosystem, in which they already play a part, it is likely that they would be excluding part of the market and therefore diminishing part of the value of ARM. ARM has been built around the principle of being agnostic at every point in the value chain. Because of that approach, it means that acquisitions are very difficult. It's not impossible, but ARM is a very valuable business as it is and a significant part of that value lies in its agnostic approach," said Warren East, chief executive officer of ARM, in an interview with The Telegraph.
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I remember when I decide to teach my wife to drive. I was looking for a place to call or to go. I was Looking for a Driving School . In Benghazi, of course, there are a lot. I started looking for a school by asking people for recommendation. It have taken me to much time to get a cell phone number of a women who will be able to teach my wife to drive. I got her phone number based on recommendations by some friends.
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Perinton's brown cloud of doom
As hard as I try to avoid it, it happens to me once a year. At this time of year, our calendars are full, the weather is variable and the days are shorter. My calendar shows me one window of opportunity, so I rush out of work as the whistle blows, because I just have to mow the lawn today.
The Weather Guy (whichever one you patronize) is about as reliable as the typical Perinton blogger, but I trust him on this day as he promises clear and dry weather. So, I begin. The leaves have begun to accumulate, but it's still not time for raking. The gutters have collected some leaves, so I quickly grab the ladder and pull a few handfulls out of the downspout hole, then back to mowing.
The sun is getting low. I mow under the trees first so that I can finish up in the open when it may be getting dusky. I turn on the backyard spotlights. And then, as if from one of the western suburbs, the brown cloud of doom blows in. No triple Doppler radar® could predict it. The sun is blocked, and it starts to sprinkle. A werewolf howls in the distance, rehearsing for Halloween.
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Sonya, thanks for leaving flowers on my Dad's memorial(James L. Blair)! he died during Hurricane Katrina. Your message could make a grown man cry. I Couldn't agree with you more! There is so much hate going in this world that, I know, surely the end of this world can't be far away. Its not that hard to show Love and Kindness to everyone,but that seems too often to be the way of this world. Thank God for people like you, that share their love and put a smile on others faces! God bless and much love to you and your family!
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By RODNEY PAGE
© St. Petersburg Times, published September 23, 2001
The Eckerd College volleyball team faced a big challenge this weekend, and it had nothing to do with competition on the court.
The Tritons are playing in the Bentley College Tournament in Boston. It normally would be a trip the squad looked forward to.
But in light of the terrorist attacks Sept. 11 and the fact two of the planes originated from Boston's Logan Airport, the Tritons weren't sure if they would be able to make the flight -- or if the players would want to fly.
Eckerd coach Hollie Miller held a meeting Monday to determine whether the team wanted to make the trip. The vote was in favor of playing in the tournament, but not all the players went.
Starters Kelly Jackson, Emily King and Samantha Hawk opted not to go. They will rejoin the Tritons for Wednesday's match at Webber College.
"We took a vote and it was 14-4 that we should still go without them," Miller said.
"I just think you have to get back to living life," she said. "This is a tournament we've been planning on going to for a year."
The Tritons had three matches postponed the week of the attacks, including a Sunshine State Conference meeting with Rollins College. That match likely is to be rescheduled, but matches against Flagler and North Florida may not.
Eckerd got back to action Tuesday by beating conference opponent Florida Tech, then defeating Clearwater Christian College before leaving Friday for Boston.
The Tritons owned an 8-2 record prior to the trip -- one of their best starts since Miller took over four years ago.
Unfortunately for them, this appears to be a strong season for the SSC. Rollins was 10-0 through Thursday. Lynn was 4-0, and Barry and Tampa were 7-1.
While this could be one of the best Eckerd teams in a long while, it may have a tough time cracking the top of the league.
"I think the conference is the toughest it's ever been," Miller said.
"When I first got here, Eckerd and Rollins and Lynn were on the bottom, but now those teams are good. You just never know."
Eckerd has a good mix of juniors and seniors.
Junior outside hitter Delaney Menell has been a surprise. She is third in the SSC in kills with 119 in 29 games. Menell made the all-tournament team in the USC-Spartanburg tourney in August and has been the Tritons' most consistent player.
Miller also likes the way senior captains Kelly Street and Christy Buncik have played.
Eckerd likely is to suffer with three starters out of the Bentley College Tournament. But the good news is there are no more plane trips scheduled for this season.
SOCCER: Two Eckerd women's players are off to a good start after four games.
Stephanie Schwobe has four goals in as many games and ranks second in the Sunshine State Conference. Mindy Dymon of Florida Southern leads the league with five goals in nine games.
The Tritons' Monica Carrasco has four assists, which is second in the SSC.
SPC: The St. Petersburg College volleyball team was hampered last week by cancellations and was 2-2 through Thursday.
On Sept. 11, the day of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, SPC canceled its Suncoast Conference match against Pasco-Hernando Community College. The event will be made up later in the season.
CLEARWATER CHRISTIAN: This is a rebuilding year, says volleyball coach Vickie Grooms-Denny, but Clearwater Christian is 9-4 after playing Eckerd College on Thursday.
The Cougars had two matches canceled last weekend due to tropical storm Gabrielle.
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NEW ULM – Not even a degenerative spinal condition can keep a New Ulm doctor from making a positive difference in people's lives with his skill, talent and passion for medicine and humanity.
New Ulm Medical Center (NUMC) President Toby Freier announced that Dr. Robert Trautloff will receive the 2013 Legends Award, given to those who inspire others to achieve great things, are admired for their skill and talent, and of whom great stories are told.
Trautloff received five nominations for the award from NUMC staff. He practiced internal medicine with the Physicians Group of New Ulm from December 2001 to August 2006 before a crippling, degenerative spinal condition resulted in ruptured discs and multiple operations.
He continues to serve humanity via an online global health ministry sponsored by California-based Saddleback Church, supporting Rwandan doctors and patients via Skype from his home.
"He is legendary not because of the time he worked here, but because of the positive impact that he made on patient care and interpersonal relationships with staff. He is very intelligent with a great sense of humor and isn't afraid to use them both," a NUMC employee wrote in a nomination letter.
Other nominations cited Trautloff's background in education and nursing displayed in his interaction with staff, patients and community, and for taking time to fully explain tests, procedures and medications.
"I learned more from him in a few months than I learned in all my schooling," a nomination read. "He had an unbelievable knack at questioning you about a treatment, diagnosis and was able to make it a teaching moment. Instead of leaving you feeling intimidated by questions, he made you feel confident in yourself. His love for medicine was infectious. His desire to pass that passion on to others was evident in every interaction he had."
"Many individuals are blessed with talent, gifts and experiences, but not all choose to use them to make a difference in the lives of others," Freier said. "Thank you Dr. Trautloff for your contributions to improve the health of the patients you cared for, but also for investing in the people you worked with-your genuine interest in caring for and improving the team around you will live on for years to come."
A nurse said she became a better nurse and model car fan because of Trautloff.
"I can't tell you how much I miss you guys. My work here was my heart and soul," Trautloff said at the NUMC gathering. "I've seen lots of programs expand since I began here. This medical center truly cares about people and medicine, more so than at some other facilities I've worked for."
"My patients tell me they miss you too," a doctor said.
"You taught us so much about diabetes and heart disease. You were ahead of your time. Since then, related programs have started and grown," said Dr. Charles Stephens.
Freier presented Trautloff's wife Kris with a bouquet of flowers for her support. Trautloff and his family and friends will be the subject of a formal celebration at the annual medical center board meeting, Thursday, Dec. 19.
Prior Legends Award recipients were Harold Fenske; Dr. L.A. Fritsche & Sons; Marlys Zetah, RN; Dr. Howard Vogel; Cleo Bolduan, LPN; Sister Nola Weiner; doctors O.J. Seifert, Milton Kaiser, Kenneth Dirlam, Larry Ringhofer and Frank Carthey; Mary Johanneck, LPN; Connie Peterson, Evie Hacker and Ruth Wold, RN; and the Rev. Alexander Berghold.
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HBIC is a partnership-led biological records centre hosted by Hampshire County Council and based within the Ecology Group in the Environment Department. Launched in April 2002, HBIC has been established with the principle aims of bringing together information on Hampshire's wildlife and making it available to all those who need it.
HBIC is a member of the Association of Local Environmental Records Centres (ALERC). The Association, formally launched in 2008, represents the interests of Local Records Centres in the UK, promoting standards and services in biodiversity and geodiversity data collation & service provision.
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HBIC maintains a computerised biological database containing detailed information on sites and species in Hampshire. This data is used to identify Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs), a non-statutory designation which highlights the importance of a site for wildlife within the context of Hampshire.
The information from HBIC's biological database is a valuable resource within the county. As well as being central to the projects and functions of the Ecology Group it supports the work of HBIC's Partners which include local authorities, nature conservation bodies and statutory organisations. Additionally, it is an important resource used by landowners, consultants, students, local groups and the public to assist with environmental assessment, land management, private research and study.
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To provide a focus for the collection and management of biological data relating to Hampshire
To make data available to all those who require it, including local authorities, government agencies, voluntary bodies, consultants, landowners, educational establishments and the public, subject to agreed policies on access and charging
To provide guidance and support for local recorders and recording groups
To encourage more people to appreciate Hampshire's biodiversity and obtain enjoyment from biological recording in the county
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The report concludes that near-term progress in smart grid deployments has been significant due primarily to the investments made under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009. The far-reaching impacts of ARRA include: funding a $2.4 billion program designed to establish 30 manufacturing facilities for electric vehicle batteries and components, funding the deployment of 877 phasor measurement units, $812.6 million in federal grant awards for advanced metering infrastructure deployments, and the provision of $7.2 billion to expand broadband access and adoption. The report also highlights other significant developments occurring since the last SGSR that have resulted in progress toward achieving a smart grid."


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Sept. 26, 2010) – For the second night in a row, the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team was edged by Brazil in five sets, this time by scores of 24-26, 25-17, 25-22, 20-25, 15-10 on Sept. 26 at Maringa, Brazil, as part of a four-match friendly exhibition tour of Brazil.
Brazil is currently ranked No. 1 by the FIVB in the world ranking, while the U.S. moved up two spots to No. 2 after claiming the 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix last month. During the FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round, Team USA edged Brazil in a hard-fought five-set match as it went on to win the gold medal without dropping a match.
Team USA's four-match tour of Brazil continues on Sept. 28 and Sept. 29 at Londrina with both match start times at 7 p.m. Both teams are using the friendly scrimmages as a chance to evaluate and fine tune their lineups for the upcoming FIVB World Championship, which takes place Oct. 29 to Nov. 14 in Japan.
Like the first night, Megan Hodge (Durham, N.C.) led the American offense with 20 points via 15 kills, three blocks and two aces while starting just the final three sets. Ogonna Nnamani (Bloomington, Ill.) matched Hodge's total with 20 points on 12 kills and match-high eight blocks. Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.) reached double-figure scoring with seven kills on 14 attacks and three blocks for 10 points. Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.) scored eight kills and an ace for nine points while starting just the first two sets. Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.) contributed three kills, three aces and a block for seven points. Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.) chipped in two aces and a kill for three points, while Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) netted two kills in a reserve role. Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) took reception of a team-leading 29 Brazil serves with a 72 positive percent.
Brazil converted 41 percent of its attacks into points and limited the U.S. to a 33 kill percent. Team USA held an 8-3 margin in aces and both teams were credited with 17 blocks.
U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) started Spicer at setter, Nnamani at opposite, Barboza and Kim Glass at outside hitter and Tamas and Paolini at middle blocker. Sykora was the libero for match. Hodge replaced Kim Glass in the starting lineup for the final three sets after subbing the first two sets. Larson came off the bench in all five sets.
Sheilla paced Brazil with a match-high 24 points, while Thaisa added 16 points. Brazil captain Fabiana and Joyce each pocketed 14 points in the victory.
The U.S. and Brazil have been benefited from recent friendly scrimmages against one another. In making final preparations for the 2008 FIVB World Grand Prix and 2008 Olympic Games, Brazil played three friendly exhibition matches against the U.S. in Colorado Springs in June 2008, winning two of the three contests.
Brazil broke a 4-all tie in the second set with five unanswered points including two blocks to take a 9-4 lead. Team USA whittled the deficit to two points at 14-12 following a Nnamani kill and Hodge service winner. Brazil jumped its lead back to five points at 18-13 with two Joyce kills and a Natalia spike. Brazil controlled the rest of the second set for a 25-17 victory.
Brazil maintained the momentum in the third set by taking an 11-3 lead thanks to three blocks from three different Brazilians. Team USA inched itself to within four at 13-9 following a Paolini ace and Tamas quick attack. However, Brazil responded and held firm to reach set point at 24-19. The U.S. saved three set point chances with a Hodge kill, Brazil error and Spicer ace before Thaisa finished the set with a kill for a 25-22 Brazil victory.
The late momentum of the third set carried over the fourth set as the Americans bolted to a 5-0 lead with a Barboza kill and Nnamani block followed by three Brazil errors. Team USA reached a 9-2 advantage with two Tamas kills around a Nnamani spike. The Americans held a double-digit scoring advantage at 14-4 on four consecutive points through a kill and block from Hodge, spike from Nnamani and block by Paolini. After the U.S. held a 16-9 lead at the second technical timeout, Brazil charged by to within two at 16-14. The U.S. rebuilt a five-point cushion at 20-15 with three straight points starting with a Barboza kill. The teams traded points until the final score of 25-20.
Brazil never trailed in the fifth set after rolling to a quick 6-1 advantage. Hodge moved the U.S. back to within two at 9-7 with a kill and ace on consecutive plays. However, Brazil regained momentum by grabbing a 12-7 lead with two Thaisa spikes. Barboza scored the final three points for the U.S. on kills, but they were surrounded by Brazil points to stop any rally in the 15-10 fifth set.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster for Tour of Brazil
# - Name (Pos, Ht, Hometown, College)
1 - Ogonna Nnamani (OPP, 6-1, Bloomington, Ill., Stanford)
2 - Alisha Glass (S, 6-0, Leland, Mich., Penn State)
5 - Stacy Sykora (L, 5-10, Burleson, Texas, Texas A&M)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-4, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
7 - Heather Bown (MB, 6-3, Yorba Linda, Calif., Hawaii)
8 - Cynthia Barboza (OH, 6-0, Long Beach, Calif., Stanford)
9 - Jennifer Tamas (MB, 6-4, Milpitas, Calif., Pacific)
10 - Kim Glass (OH, 6-2, Lancaster, Pa., Arizona)
11 - Jordan Larson (OH, 6-2, Hooper, Neb., Nebraska)
12 - Nancy Metcalf (OPP, 6-1, Hull, Iowa, Nebraska)
13 - Lauren Paolini (MB, 6-4, Ann Arbor, Mich., Texas)
16 - Foluke Akinradewo (MB, 6-3, Plantation, Fla., Stanford)
17 - Nellie Spicer (S, 5-9, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
18 - Megan Hodge (OH, 6-3, Durham, N.C., Penn State)
19 - Destinee Hooker (OPP, 6-4, San Antonio, Texas, Texas)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Coach: Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator: Chelsea Nitta
Athletic Trainer/Medical Support: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
International Referee: Hansen Leong
Tour of Brazil Schedule versus Brazil
Sept. 25: Brazil def. USA 19-25, 25-17, 24-26, 25-15, 15-11
Sept. 26: Brazil def. USA 24-26, 25-17, 25-22, 20-25, 15-10
Sept. 28: at Londrina, 7 p.m. Brazil Time
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The composite Carbon Nanotubes design was taken as a basis by the laboratories of the Fraunhofer Technology Development Group, where the arrangement of the molecules was further enhanced. The main innovation of the Delta Core material is the delta-shaped arrangement of the individual molecules, which permits a more finely meshed network. The tube structure is retained; it is simply made more compact and solid. The Delta Core material can be processed very finely, and thanks to optimised racquet production processes, it can be used throughout the racquet frame.
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Includes a two part racquet shaft and TechnoGel surrounded by EVA (Ethyl Vinyl Acetate). This is visible technology you can actually see through the butt cap of the racquet. Designed to dampen vibration without sacrificing touch, playtests seem to verify that the Sensor Handle System does contribute to a more comfortable and forgiving feel.


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Slash Unveils New Marshall AFD100 Amplifier
Rock guitar legend Slash appeared at the Marshall booth at the 2010 NAMM show to unveil an exciting new amplifier. Dubbed the AFD100, it recreates the fabled 100-watt JCM2203 the behatted one used to record Guns N' Roses seminal 1987 debut Appetite For Destruction, an album that reenergised rock music and reinvented rock guitar in the process.
Slash told Guitarist mag editor Mick Taylor, "That amp has been subject to a lot of talk of the years. It was an amp I originally rented from SIR, and of all the amps I tried out, it just sounded amazing. So basically I stole it! Then I left it in the back of the truck one day when we were rehearsing at SIR and they kinda' took it back.
"Over the years, there have been a lot of people out there trying to replicate this amp, so we gathered all the information and put it out as the Marshall AFD100."
Paul Marshall (pictured above) added: "Slash is going in to the studio for his new solo album which will be available from 6 April. It's such an exciting opportunity for all of us to recreate that Appetite tone, that we couldn't keep quiet about it. So for the very first time, fans of Slash and Marshall will be able to go online and follow the amp's development; the concept, the work by the designer, the circuit, Slash trying and testing it… right through to the launch later this year. We have a dedicated website set up at www.afd100.com . We'll be uploading progress updates, video content and more."
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Listen to Young The Giant's track 'Something To Believe In' now on Spotify's Digging Now playlist!
The Front Bottoms just announced their return to the UK and Europe in November and their first headline tour in Australia at the top of 2017!
You can also check out the premiere of their video for 'Ginger' on Pitchfork now!
Dates and tickets at TheFrontBottoms.com
Watch twenty one pilots' official video for their track 'Heathens' off of Suicide Squad: The Album in the video above!
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Tonight's featured track is 'Titus Was Born' from Young The Giant's upcoming album Home of the Strange!
Titus was born
Under the eye of a storm
Rainwater carried his bed
Around the world and back again
Pre-order Home of the Strange from the band's webstore and get exclusive colored vinyl and autographed pre-order bundles HERE!
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We're wishing a very Happy Birthday to Josh from twenty one pilots!
Send him tons of birthday wishes today on his Twitter HERE!
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One year ago today Nate Ruess released his debut solo album Grand Romantic!
The album featured amazing tracks such as Nothing Without Love, AhHa & Great Big Storm!
Listen to Grand Romantic today on Spotify HERE!
|June 16, 2016
Go behind the scenes with 3OH!3 as they film the official video for their track 'HEAR ME NOW' off of their new album NIGHT SPORTS in the video above!
Watch the official video for 'HEAR ME NOW' HERE!
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This week's featured track is 'Great Big Storm' off of Nate Ruess' debut solo album Grand Romantic!
You can also check out 'The Grand Romantic' - a short fictional film by Anthony Mandler, starring Nate Ruess, Tessa Thompson & Jeff Bhasker now on YouTube!
|June 09, 2016
CHVRCHES just released the new version of their track 'Bury It' featuring Hayley Williams of Paramore! Listen to it now in the video above!
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FEMA approves 26 buyouts of Irene-damaged property
More than two dozen property owners are preparing to sell their homes to Essex County as part of a federal buyout program nearly 19 months after Tropical Storm Irene tore through the Adirondacks.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently told Essex County officials that 26 properties deemed "substantially damaged" by Irene have received final approval for the buyout program. A fact sheet issued to the press by county Community Resources Director Mike Mascarenas notes that the "final approved application" totals $2,678,394, which represents 75 percent the project's total cost of $3,571,191.
"FEMA will only approve up to 75% of the total project costs," the fact sheet says.
Jay town Supervisor Randy Douglas, chairman of the Essex County Board of Supervisors, said he knew the buyout process would be lengthy, and he's glad the end is in sight.
"We are very happy with the end result, to have the substantial properties now approved; we're just waiting to sign the contract," he said.
Nineteen of the homes are in the town of Jay, four are in Keene, and there is one each in Essex, North Hudson and Westport.
Essex County is still waiting to receive a contract from FEMA. Once that's signed, the county has 120 days to determine the "pre-disaster fair market value" of the homes. Then the county will make an offer to the property owners, who have 30 days to accept or reject it.
"Once the deal has been made with the homeowner, Essex County will then retain ownership of the property," the fact sheet says. "It will then be the job of the county to demolish the home and restore the site which can only be utilized for open space use. The county will then turn the property over to the town in which the buyout occurred."
Mascarenas told the Enterprise that only homes deemed substantially damaged qualify for the buyout program.
"In order to qualify for the substantially damaged (category), you have to reside in the 100-year flood plain and be damaged greater than 50 percent," he said.
Mascarenas said a home could have been completely destroyed by Irene, but if it was outside of the 100-year flood plain, it doesn't qualify as "substantially damaged" under FEMA's buyout rules.
Eleven properties applied for buyouts through FEMA's "non-substantially damaged" program, but the county is still waiting to hear if they qualified. Mascarenas said he thinks some of those properties will qualify.
The total buyout project is expected to cost about $3.57 million, but the county can only seek reimbursements of up to about $2.68 million for the purchase, demolition and restoration of the properties. Mascarenas said in most cases, homeowners will receive less than 75 percent of their property's pre-disaster fair market value.
Mascarenas used the example of a home valued at $100,000 prior to the storm. Using rough figures of $10,000 for demolition, $10,000 for site restoration and $5,000 for closing costs, Mascarenas said the total buyout process would cost about $125,000. The 75 percent from FEMA would equal about $93,000, and the cost to the county would be about $25,000, leaving the property owner with approximately $68,000.
Some property owners, like those who received federal insurance payments, would receive even less than fair market value, Mascarenas said.
The county is responsible for establishing fair market value of the properties, which Mascarenas said can be tricky because some of the homes sustained heavy damage.
"So they would say, 'OK, if this was in good condition – inhabitable – this is what it would have been worth today,' because some of them don't even exist anymore," he said. "So the appraiser has got to utilize the information they had on that home prior to (Irene). They look at old deeds, they look at old assessments – the house had this many bedrooms, this many bathrooms – the sales in the area were X, Y and Z. And that's how they determine that fair market value."
Mascarenas said that if homeowners disagree with the county's figures, they can hire their own appraisers for second opinions. If a second opinion is within 10 percent of the original appraisal, FEMA lets the county use the higher of the two. If it's greater than 10 percent, a third appraisal is done, and all three figures are averaged, and that number is considered the fair market value, Mascarenas said.
Under federal rules, homeowners are not allowed to demolish and restore their own properties, Mascarenas said.
Nearly 70 property owners expressed interest in the buyout program when the county started the process. Some didn't qualify, while others decided to stay and rebuild, Douglas said.
"People don't want to leave the town that their families grew up in, and the town that they raised their own families in," he said. "To pack up and move out, you move everything, all this history and the memories you had, from he home you raised your families in."
Douglas said he hopes the homeowners who plan to accept a buyout will remain in his town or in the county.
County officials thanked the state Office of Emergency Management for helping with the buyout process.


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Stage director Jean-Pascal Lévy-Trumet's shar-peis Nuba and Speed get comfortable in his home in northern Paris; the sofa is by Cappellini, and the vintage chandelier was salvaged from a mod Champs-Élysées hair salon.
Toby, a cockapoo belonging to Istvan Francer of Theory, in the studio of the fashion designer's rural Connecticut weekend home; the linen screen on the left is by Le Décor Français.
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A Merry Christmas CollectionEditors: Cater and NormanPublisher: Alry PublicationsInstrumentation: Flute and HarpThree traditional carols...The Holly and the Ivy, Carol of the Bells, and The First Noel, are arranged for flute and harp with original simplicity and beauty. The Holly and the Ivy is a medley of three tunes. Deck the Halls provides a glittering introduction to two different tunes of Holly & Ivy. The First Noel is a straightforward treatment of the carol with contemporary touches. This is a winning, unique arrangement that is gentle and reflective in the key of D. COMPANION RECORDING


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Baked Mashed Potatoes, with Pancetta, Parmesan Cheese, and Breadcrumbs
Recipe courtesy of Giada De Laurentiis
- 4 pounds russet potatoes, peeled, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 stick butter, melted plus 1 tablespoon at room temp
- 1 cup whole milk, at room temperature
- 1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella
- 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan, divided use
- 8 oz pancetta, diced, cooked and drained of excess oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 chopped fresh flat leaf Italian parsley
- 2 tablespoons plain dry bread crumbs
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Coat a 13 by 9 by 2-inch baking dish with the 1 tablespoon of room temp butter and set aside.
Cook the potatoes in a large pot of boiling salted water until they are very tender, about 15 minutes. Drain; return the potatoes to the same pot and mash well with a potato masher. Mix in the melted butter and milk. Mix in the mozzarella, 3/4 cup of the Parmesan and pancetta. Season, to taste, with salt and pepper and add in parsley. Transfer the potatoes to the prepared baking dish. Stir the bread crumbs and remaining 1/4 cup of Parmesan in a small bowl to blend. Sprinkle the bread crumb mixture over the mashed potatoes. Recipe can be prepared up to this point 6 hours ahead of time; cover and chill.
Bake, uncovered, until the topping is golden brown, about 20 minutes.
Serving Yield: 6 to 8
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Last week, all Kentucky Extension agents and specialists attended a training conference in Lexington. We were treated to a good history of the first 100 years of the Extension Service, and challenged to continue 'making a difference' in peoples' lives through relevant research-based information in the century ahead.
Growing Farm Profits is a training coming up Feb 1-3 in Lexington, which offers a great opportunity for Kentucky produce farmers. This is a farmer-to-farmer training that will inform participants about keeping records about their crops, their expenditures, their packing shed layouts and more in order to make themselves more profitable, more efficient and more competitive.
Many of us consume more solid fats and added sugars (SoFAS) than we should and especially at this time of the year. As a result, our waistlines expand, because these foods contribute more to weight gain than any other source of calories. So as we head into the time when we make New Year's resolutions let's try and stay off the SoFAS and the sofa too.
If you enjoy watching the clothing design shows on television and wish you could create your own clothing items then this is your chance. Two sewing clubs will begin meeting shortly after the New Year. The beginning club will be sewing 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Mondays starting Jan. 13. Those that have sewn previously in 4-H will be among the advanced group that will begin meeting 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Thursdays starting Jan. 9. The clubs will meet weekly until projects have been completed.
Several of our commodity groups hold their annual meetings and educational conferences in the early part of the year, and 2014 opens with lots of opportunities to get needed information and networking. The Kentucky Fruit and Vegetable Conference and Trade Show will take place Jan. 6 through Jan.7,at the Embassy Suites Hotel near the old UK Coldstream Farm on Newtown Pike in Lexington. Details and registration information are available at http://bit.ly/1bZjBpI.
By Steve Moore
Henry County Extension Office
The wet spring this year resulted in several acres of hay that were cut and baled late. This can be problematic since much of our hay is derived from fescue and fescue-legume mix stands. The later the hay harvest, the more the plants advance in maturity from a vegetative stage, causing the percentage of the good stuff, energy and protein, to decrease.
By Maryellen Garrison
Henry County Extension Office
Got New Year's resolutions to improve your health and/or personal finances?
For example, losing weight, increasing physical activity, reducing debt or saving money?
Cooperative Extension's Small Steps to Health and Wealth™ program has two free resources to motivate you to achieve your personal self-improvement goals: an online challenge and a 132-page workbook that is available for downloading or is free at our office.
Evidence is mounting that a healthy diet can help protect you from some diseases. What you eat--or don't eat--may help prevent heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis and type 2 diabetes. Here's some information from the University of Kentucky on how to use your diet to help reduce your risk of disease.
Heart disease
To help prevent heart disease, you need to keep your blood cholesterol, blood pressure and weight under control. Healthy eating habits can help you accomplish this, as well as reduce your risk for stroke.
Hundreds of Kentucky farmers traveled to Louisville last week for the Annual Farm Bureau Convention, and the UK Ag Economics team discussed the economic data for the present year, with an outlook for 2014.
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Magic Kingdom Guide: Through the Eyes of a Life Long Fan
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This portrait of unknown origin, depicting Davis in the 1880s, hangs in the office of The Papers of Jefferson Davis, located at Rice University in Houston, TX
An 1837 West Point graduate, Mexican War veteran, and Confederate
general, he spent the first year of the Civil War commanding in the
Pensacola/Mobile area. Bragg replaced Beauregard
at the head of what became the Army of Tennessee in mid-1862, a post he
held until late 1863, when he asked to be relieved after losing
Chattanooga. He acted as a military advisor for Davis in 1864 and held
temporary commands in the Carolinas during the final months of the war.
The Papers of Jefferson Davis
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French as a Second Language
Games and Activities: Four Fingered Lotto
Submitted by Caterina Sotiriadis
Theme: The alphabet or vocabulary/ expressions any other theme
Level: Grades 1 to 9
Objective: To reinforce and review the alphabet or any vocabulary and expression of any theme
Material: A sheet of paper divided into four squares.
Method: The class reviews the entire alphabet. On their sheet of paper, the students are to print a letter of their choice, one per square. The teacher calls out in random order the alphabet. As the teacher calls a letter, the student who has this letter on his sheet places one finger to cover that square. The student who has covered the four squares with his four fingers calls out " LOTO ". To "correct" his sheet, the teacher asks the winning student to call out the letters of the alphabet on his sheet.
For other themes, the words and expressions studied should be visible to the students to copy correctly to their sheet. The vocabulary may be on the board, on an overhead or taken directly from a book.
The students should use the thumb and index finger of both hands for this game. This game may be used for many themes.


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Sheila D. Collins is wistful for the days of the Great Depression. Sure, times were tough, but at least people were more sensitive and caring. And our government was much better at taking care of people. Not like now when people are losing government hand-outs left and right. No, the days of the Great Depression were good.
There was a time in our history when the poor and unemployed experienced a more compassionate government. During the Great Depression the federal government not only provided safety nets in the form of relief, food aid, public housing, mortgage assistance, unemployment insurance, and farm aid, but more significantly, it undertook a series of job-creation programs that gave back to millions of unemployed workers and their families precisely what the Depression had taken from them—the opportunity to support themselves with dignity.
Now, it's a harsh, cruel world. Collins calls our era one of "cruel indifference."
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