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#1 Fri 25 Jan 13 12:43am
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swede - what to do with it
I have been asked by my daughter and it's the first time I see one so I ask you
#2 Fri 25 Jan 13 1:41am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
Grandmadamada. In the south of the UK we call the yellow fleshed root veg a Swede and the white fleshed one a turnip. Both are extremely versatile root veg. You can roast chunks of swede, use it diced in a stew or casserole but our favourite mthod is boiled with carrot and mashed, or pureed. Also nice when cooked, combining it with cooked potato and leftover green cabbage (or sprouts) and frying it up en masse as a bubble and squeak.
Turnip is my favourite out of the two, tasting not unlike a radish. Can be used the same ways as swede.
#3 Fri 25 Jan 13 7:53am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
Rutabaga is what a swede is called in Australia and America .
It needs to be peeled ( my darlings job !) he uses a Shapiro knife and peels off all the layer of the swede skin.
The swede skin is a lighter colour than the flesh of the swede , it's usually around 1 or 2 mm thick. Depending on the size and age of the swede.
I like it all removed.
One of my sisters insists that this is not nessessary. She uses a potato peeler and only takes a very thin perl off removing the outer colour only .
Our favourite way of cooking it is to ,peel it ,chop it into chunks , boil it in some salted water drain it then mash it with some butter and pepper .
As Thistledo says its very good mashed together with potato .
If there is any left then it great mixed with other left over veg and potato to make 'Bubble and Squeak' .
#4 Fri 25 Jan 13 7:58am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
In this part of Australia we call it swede! We used them interchangeably with turnips. I didn't like them much, but pasties never taste quite right without a bit with the potato and carrot! I preferred swede to parsnip, a bit milder!
I speak in the past tense because I haven't bought one for years!
#5 Fri 25 Jan 13 8:16am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
This swede, chorizo crepe looks interesting. Probably bypass the cheese sauce and go for a salsa or herby sauce though.
http://www.cooksister.com/2010/02/swede … repes.html
#6 Fri 25 Jan 13 8:24am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
I use swede in a mash on its own with butter and pepper like Mummza said or mashed together with carrot and or potato.
I also chop it up and add to soups, pies/pasties or casseroles.
You can bake it but I'm not a big fan. Or make soup out of it like you would for a pumpkin soup recipe.
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#7 Fri 25 Jan 13 8:50am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
thank you allllll I'll pass on your suggestions and store them for me too, now I know what I knew only by name in Friulano it's called verzerave, sounding like ancient food with secret healthy winter properties which have gone lost
#8 Fri 25 Jan 13 8:59am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
By complete co-incidence I did Swede and carrot mash last night...when peeling the swede make sure you get rid of any green bits, as they can be bitter, I do find that this will take a lot of seasoning...
#9 Fri 25 Jan 13 11:41am
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Re: swede - what to do with it
Yep, always been a swede here. They give a nice peppery note in pumpkin soup.
#10 Fri 25 Jan 13 12:59pm
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Re: swede - what to do with it
How about some Swede chips with beetroot & walnut hummus?
http://www.athoughtforfood.net/recipe-b … aga-chips/
http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/c … mus-recipe
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For two weeks I've been pretty stressed out with finals and such. What I've been trying to do is all of the prep work for studying so that I can actually start to study when finals roll around. So on Friday I finally finished doing my Art History flash cards. And on Saturday, my friend, Meghan and I went to the library at 3pm to work on the Photo study guide and M&P study guide. We left to get dinner, but returned shortly after. We didn't leave until 11:30, because they were closing. We finished studying in her lounge. I didn't get to bed until 2:30am. So that was almost 12 hours of studying! That's the most I've done in my whole life, I'm pretty sure. I'm not saying this to freak anyone out about college. But it is a lot of work. I am saying this to say how good it feels to be productive and get stuff done! Now I can just focus on the material instead of gathering it and writing it down.
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You can get in a lot of trouble if you use the words "Libby Mitchell" and "old" in the same sentence.
Just ask Republican gubernatorial candidate and Waterville Mayor Paul LePage, who got called ageist and sexist for suggesting that Mitchell, his 70-year-old Democratic rival, should be resting quietly at home because she was past her best-used-by date.
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Four travelers flee to the mountains to escape a terrible plague — a Red Death. There they meet at an ancient, crumbling abbey and begin to share tales of mystery and imagination to pass the time.
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can you say five foods that are low in energy then tell a recipe with them. i dare you.
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Welcome to the forums, DrCherryCollier . Some cynics might see providing your business website as self-promotion .
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User2014 , I think it's probably best that you stick to asking or awnsering questions about foods , and that you call your posts different things .
Mostly we put a title about what the post is about and then in the first post we explain what our thoughts are or ask a question.
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I have been enjoying your forum input but don't awnser many of the posts as challenges don't appeal to me. I hope this helps you to get more out of the forum , I do not mean it as criticism but I mean it as help to try to help you get more from the forum .
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Alarm Capital Alliance CEO Named SmartCEO Brava! Award Winner
The award recognizes Amy Kothari as being one of Philadelphia's top businesswomen for her leadership skills and charitable contributions.
By SSI Staff · July 17, 2014
PHILADELPHIA —SmartCEO will recognize Amy Kothari, president and CEO of Alarm Capital Alliance, as one of the top 25 female leaders in the Philadelphia area during its Brava! Award ceremony on July 23.
The Brava! Awards program celebrates female CEOs who combine their entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for giving back to the community. Each year, an independent committee of local business leaders selects winners based on the quality of applications submitted.
The panel selects award winners based on their ability to encourage local philanthropy, mentor up-and-coming leaders and set their companies on the path to tremendous growth. This year's class collectively generates more than $1.5 billion in annual revenue, and employs nearly 4,300 individuals.
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Kothari assumed the leadership role at Alarm Capital Alliance 10 years ago. Each year, the business has seen positive, sustained growth through acquiring, installing, and supporting residential security alarm companies nationwide. Since its inception, the company has completed more than 750 acquisitions with more than 400 different partners.
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As a 2014 Brava! Award winner, Kothari will be featured in an upcoming issue of SmartCEO magazine.


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The apartment features high ceilings with luxury finishes and decorations on the walls, is composed of large living room, two bedrooms and a large bathroom with separate toilet.
Recommended for a maximum number of people equal to 5 but with the possibility to add extra beds if required.
It's composed with refined furniture of high quality
Equipped with all comforts: washing machine, vacuum cleaner, microwave oven, television, internet access, hair dryer iron.
Bed linen, towels and fully equipped kitchen will be provided.
Apartment on the second floor with elevator.
We give you assistance 360 °: before, during and after your stay!
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Very spacious, well located easy handling just perfect!! Nothing more to say...
Great place at a great location! I would defiantly recommend it.
Really nice!
The location was really good! We had near everything! The apartment was nice! Good first experience with Wimdu! Thank you so much!
The flat is ok, near the Vaci street, but a little bit nosy - there is a club on the top of a building. Clean, big and nice flat.
Very nice appartment. Only there are no equipment to cook for 6 persons.
It is even not possible to bake an egg..
Service is very good, you can always ask anything you want, very kind host!
Great apartment, very quiet and in a good location, near the metro and the centre of the city. We were 6 and the space is really as described in the site, confortable and clean. Marty is a lovely owner and we could leave our laguages in the apartment till 4pm, after the checkout. We recommend this site and the flat
Marty and Hunor were really nice with us. We arrived Friday 01 am and Hunor was there to show us the house and gave us tips about the city.
Location is excellent in the most trendy area of Budapest full o nightlife and walking distance to evertything.
Information upon arrival was fine. Marty called me the day before and arrangement was made.
The bathroom lacks a shower-curtain. After a shower there is water all over the floor. There is no drain in the floor, so only two options, either to leave it, or soak it op with a towel or similar and wrench it over the bathtub. I did the last, but it felt like half the Balafon Sea was to be removed.
The worst thing we experienced was that I was called by Marty the day before we left. She ment we had to leave 3. december, and was very strong in her belief. I replied that our rent was until 4. december; from nov. 30-until dec. 4., four night, and all confirmed by herself and payed for.
I was very concerned about this call, and told my husband that we were to go to the apartment to check the reservation. Ours was the right one, after several callings, and in the end, Marty told us is was there fault.
It made our last day in Budapest not the best one.
And she even did´t offer a drink or something for the trouble.
I stayed here with some friends and we were all very satisfied with the apartment. Perfect location, very nice apartment and the owner very kind. I recommend it 100%.
Very nice appartment, top located in Budapest city centre! Plenty of facilities just a few steps away...supermarket, bakery, bank, tourist bus stop, metro, restaurants and shops. Welcoming was a bit poor and we got the baby bed only two days later (despite we explicitly asked for it by email after our reservation).
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There is a rumor going around that California will require beekeepers coming in to have Cordovan bees. Is there any truth or just a scare?
There is a rumor going around that California will require beekeepers coming in to have Cordovan bees. Is there any truth or just a scare?
Where did u hear that?
Mark Berninghausen
Just bees coming from Florida!
Come on, there's no way this could be enforced even if it wasn't rumor.
Regards, Barry
Not much about this this rumor even makes sense. There are inspectors at the bug station that can't even ID a fire ant and they would be asked to determine subtle differences in strains of bees within a particular race like Italians? "Turn your rig around buddy, I just found me a 3 banded Italian". Riiiight.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Will the border checkers be doing dna testing?
That would be the only way they would know what strain your bees are.
Regards, Barry
Who would it benefit?
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>>Who would it benefit?<<
The big syrup suppliers.
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Cordovans. The bees that turn every bit of honey into brood. Require a LOT of food. A good bee when getting paid by the frame of bees in almonds.
I have some in almost every yard. They are always the ones that run into trouble first in a dearth.
Of course this rumor is bs , but kills a little time talking about it.
I wondered about that when corn syrup was mentioned. Maybe the Almond Federation is recommending cordovans for the reason loggermike suggested. Recommended, not required. Wouldn't that make some sense? Maybe almond growers will pay more for cordovan queened colonies or less for those who aren't. Who knowz?
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INS, they just doubled their work force.
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>>they come from the "kind and gentle society"<<
Yes they are a kind and gentle bee. Pretty, too. But if I tried to run all cordovans, I'd have to have the Mann Lake tanker truck on speed dial
California blondes. Get out the mini surfboards amd the vollyball nets
The thought is that if the bees are light colored there is no Africanized intergression. Color change in Cordovan has been used by queen rearers and at the Beltsville Bee Lab, http://www.ars.usda.gov/main/site_ma...de=64-13-30-00 since the 1990s.
If the bees are light they will be allowed to pass if they are dark they will be turned away as they do not want AHB any more than ants and other pests that are already there.
Cordovan stock can be as simple as a certificate from the state of origin. Florida certifiies queens already. There are two test before DNA - FABIS and USDA-ID that are fairly quick and accurate.
Many beekeepers are running Cordovan Aurea already for the rapid buildup and especially in South Florida to know when the queen was replaced by the bees.
Bees coming from states with Africanization are the most obvious candidates, but rules apply to all. We cannot have profling.
The oft used picture is of two Cordovan bees, one Italian and the darker Cordovan with the dominant African gene. AHB_EHB.jpg The picture is actually from the early AHB research at the ARS Honey Bee Breeding, Genetics and Physiology Research Unit by José D. Villa.
We just had another northern state require testing for bees coming from Florida so it might be countrywide.


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Brainerd resident Charmaine Donovan's poem "Nature's Goodness" is included in the "Gratitude Prayers" book collection.
"Nature's Goodness" received a Popular Choice Award in the Hackensack Art and Book Festival last August. The poem was published in both the Park Rapids Enterprise newspaper and Northwoods Woman magazine.
Donovan said this is her first publication in a hardbound book.
"Gratitude Prayers" is a collection of inspiring prayers, reflective poems and motivating quotes collected by June Cotner, author of the best-selling "GRACES." The book includes the voices of classic visionaries such as Rumi, Anne Frank, Walt Whitman and Helen Keller, and contemporary writers such as Michael S. Glaser and Barbara Crooker.
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At its meeting on Monday evening, Williston's Community Redevelopment Association took a look back at its accomplishments in 2008 and looked forward to 2009 and the ensuing years.
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Registration for the WYAA adult soccer program will be Saturday, Jan. 31, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Registration fee is $30.
Games begin Feb. 6 at 6 p.m. For information contact Angela at 528-6649.
The Soccer committee will meet at WYAA on Feb. 8 at 6 p.m.
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The city of Williston is planning a yard sale for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life on Jan. 31.
Monday, February 2
* Lions Club 7:30 p.m., Lions Club 401 S.E. Sixth Ave.
* Levy Veterans Support Group, 7 p.m., Williston City Hall.
* AA Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Thompson Hall at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church.
* Masonic Lodge #117 F.&A.M., 7:30 p.m., Ornan Lodge.
Tuesday, February 3
* Piecemakers, 9 a.m., Presbyterian Church.
* Rotary Club of Williston, First Presbyterian Church, Noon.
* Police Explorers, 6:30 p.m., Fire Department.
* Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church.
We got some violent phone calls in the past couple of days from people who were objecting to the red light cameras. Work was evidently going on at the intersections, and signs were posted at the entrance to the city.
There are some legitimate concerns about the cameras, which are used by many communities. Can the camera show who is driving a car? It might be registered to someone who never drives it. Will a citation be sent to someone who doesn't even drive that car? How will that work?
The Tuesday evening meeting of the Williston City Council began quietly and predictably enough.
The mayor awarded certificates of achievement and King Munchie's pizza coupons to the students of the month for February: Riley Battle from Joyce Bullock Elementary School; Ryan Battle of Williston Elementary (yes, they're siblings); Laquisha Hill of Williston Middle School; and Kenya Gardner of Williston High School.
Senior citizens in Williston may be entitled to an additional Homestead Exemption to be applied to millage rates levied by the city.
Ordinance 496 allows for such additional exemptions for people 65 and over who have an existing homestead exemption. The total income for all members of the household must not exceed $26,500 for 2008. That number has been adjusted for the cost of living in each of the years in which the exemption has been in force.
The Levy County Property Appraiser's Office has a simple one-page application to be filled out.
Williston High School's new football coach started work at the school this week.
Derek Chipoletti, 32, comes to the school for his first head coaching job, but he has been an offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator and assistant head coach in schools in the Jacksonville area since 1997.
The former University of Central Florida linebacker was All State in high school at Orange Park, and coached at his alma mater, Forrest, Sandalwood and, for the past six years, at Fleming Island High School.
Williston High School running back Travis Evans signed a full scholarship with a brand new college football program Wednesday. He will attend Georgia State University in Atlanta. From the left are Glenn Gates, his uncle; family friend Connor McCoy; Evans; his mother, Catheese Harvey and his aunt, Rebecca Tish Williams. Evans averaged 166 yards per game rushing and scored 17 touchdowns last season. The ceremony was held in the gym at the high school with football players and many other students in attendance.
Williston Mayor R. Gerald Hethcoat presented the February Student of the Month awards at Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
When I was a kid, I went to a Catholic school for 12 years. In elementary school, I wore blue pants, a white shirt and a blue tie. There were no exceptions.
Things changed in high school. I still had to wear a shirt and tie (of any color), but now I had to wear either a suit jacket or a school sweater (this was in New Jersey).
In all 12 years, I wore dress shoes to school ... no sneakers. Of course, in those days sneakers were not a status symbol.
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Can Obama shut down the Internet?
posted at 12:17 pm on April 4, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
When Mother Jones and Jules Crittenden agree, isn't that a sign of the apocalypse? Both take a hard look at the Cybersecurity Act of 2009, S.773 sponsored by Jay Rockefeller (D-WV), Bill Nelson (D-FL), and Olympia Snowe (R-ME). The bill addresses the need to protect vital networks from cyber attack, but it gives a lot of power to the executive branch — perhaps too much power. Mother Jones reports:
The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 (PDF) gives the president the ability to "declare a cybersecurity emergency" and shut down or limit Internet traffic in any "critical" information network "in the interest of national security." The bill does not define a critical information network or a cybersecurity emergency. That definition would be left to the president.
The bill does not only add to the power of the president. It also grants the Secretary of Commerce "access to all relevant data concerning [critical] networks without regard to any provision of law, regulation, rule, or policy restricting such access." This means he or she can monitor or access any data on private or public networks without regard to privacy laws.
Jules adds:
You know, if it was the Bush administration, I'd be more inclined to trust them. They sought extraordinary wartime powers, and used them to prosecute the war on terror. Never abused them, though, despite all the squawking.
Jules wonders when the Leftosphere will erupt in outrage. Mother Jones isn't a bad start, though.
Here are the sections raising eyebrows:
(a) DESIGNATION.—The Department of Commerce shall serve as the clearinghouse of cybersecurity threat and vulnerability information to Federal government and private sector owned critical infrastructure information systems and networks.
(b) FUNCTIONS.—The Secretary of Commerce—
(1) shall have access to all relevant data concerning such networks without regard to any provision of law, regulation, rule, or policy restricting such access; …
The President— …
(2) may declare a cybersecurity emergency and order the limitation or shutdown of Internet traffic to and from any compromised Federal government or United States critical infrastructure information system or network; …
The second provision is something less than advertised, I believe. It gives the President the authority to disconnect federal networks from the Internet in the case of cyberattack. That doesn't seem like an outrageous provision to me; it sounds like a sensible option to protect vital government systems. In fact, I'd be surprised if that power doesn't already exist within the various federal agencies. This would allow the President to make a blanket order to take networks off line.
That doesn't make it completely benign, either. That power could get abused to keep people from accessing public information. However, the provision on its own does not equate to "shutting down the Internet", at least not how I read it.
Section 14 may be a bigger problem. It essentially revokes all privacy safeguards on Internet use for all networks. The Fourth Amendment would go straight out the window with the explicit inclusion of "private sector owned critical infrastructure information systems and networks." While Section 18 limits jurisdiction to federal networks, Section 14 allows the government to go after private networks without search warrants. The section also doesn't limit the jurisdiction to acute attacks, either. That jurisdiction exists at all times.
The big problem isn't that Obama might shut down the Internet. It's that the bill essentially repeals the Fourth Amendment.
Update: Suitably Flip sees the Terminator on the horizon.
Update II: I used the word "repeals" for rhetorical effect, not as a literal meaning. It takes a Constitutional amendment to repeal any part of the Constitution. CSA's Section 14 certainly appears to be an explicit violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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I am thrilled to be the CANN Vice President. Thank you for the opportunity to represent Neuroscience Nurses across Canada!
I have been a member of CANN for just shy of 30 years and without a doubt, my affiliation with CANN has enriched both my nursing career and my personal life. The friendships I have made along the way are treasured and I look forward to reuniting with my Canadian colleagues each year at the AGM and Scientific Sessions.
I LOVE NEURO NURSING!!!!!!!! The patients, the families, the multi-disciplinary team, like minded colleagues with a passion for challenging nursing care enriched in patient advocacy, research, benchmark standards of practice and compassion…..What a privilege it has been to spend my career in this field.
I spent the first 25 years of my nursing career in inpatient and outpatient Neurosurgery centers in Winnipeg. Being part of the CNA Neuroscience Nursing Certification exam committee in recent years was a professional highlight and serving both the Provincial and National BOD's of CANN has been a constant in my career for which I am grateful for. Having a passion for injury prevention after witnessing the devastating impact of brain and spinal cord injuries on patients, families and the community as a whole, I was fortunate to be part of the Think First Foundation of Canada for 15 years to spread the injury prevention message and partner with injury survivors who shared their story of life after injury. The past 5 years have been in a variety of roles within Home Care, Neuro Rehabilitation and Palliative Care. No matter where my career takes me, I find (or perhaps seek out….) neuro patients and their families.
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Andy KrollNov. 2, 2012 11:58 AM
If on November 6 Mitt Romney wins the White House and Republicans retake the Senate, they'd be remiss not to thank dark money in their victory speeches.
That's because $8 out of every $10 in dark money—campaign cash whose source is hidden from the public—spent so far in the 2012 elections went to electing Republicans and defeating Democrats. Through November 1, dark-money groups, including politically active nonprofits, trade groups, and labor unions, spent $213 million on elections, and 81 percent of that money backed GOPers, according to a new analysis by the Sunlight Foundation. US Senate races attracted the most dark money, at $86.4 million; the Senate fights seeing the most dark-money seep in are Virginia ($19 million), Ohio ($13 million), Nevada ($12 million), Wisconsin ($10 million), and Montana ($7.5 million), Sunlight found.
All told, the amount of dark money spent by November 1 accounted for 22 percent of all outside cash in the 2012 elections. Here's a breakdown of dark money spending so far:
Dark-money groups have, to no one's surprise, ramped up their spending in the final weeks before Election Day. But the uptick in dark money is especially true for pro-GOP groups as they dump money into the presidential race and House and Senate campaigns:
And below is a breakdown of the biggest dark-money players in American politics. Shocker: Eight of the top 10 biggest spenders back Republicans. Not only that, but those top five players—Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS, the US Chamber of Commerce, Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform, Americans for Job Security, and American Future Fund—account for 64 percent of all dark-money spending.
Sunlight Foundation's entire analysis is worth the read. But as Sunlight's Lee Drutman notes, his report doesn't fully capture the extent of secret spending in US elections. Dark-money groups not only mask their donors; they fail to even disclose all their spending. "Ultimately," Drutman writes, "we will probably never know where this dark money comes from, nor the true spending numbers."
Nov. 2, 2012 10:11 AM
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James RidgewayNov. 2, 2012 6:08 AM
A new infographic from the Prison Policy Initiative (cropped version below) does a nice job of illustrating the massive vote-suppression tactic we wrote about previously—one that could hand two crucial states to Mitt Romney. While most states forbid people to vote while in prison, and many extend that ban to people on parole, only a handful make it next to impossible to regain your right to vote if you've ever been convicted of a felony. Do the crime, and you'll never vote again.
Among that handful of states are two where Obama and Romney have been running neck and neck—Florida and Virginia. (Nate Silver's model shows Romney leading in Florida and Obama ahead in Virginia.) According to PPI's data, a full 9 percent of Florida's voting-age population is disenfranchised because they have at one time been incarcerated. In Virginia, the figure is 6 percent.
Given that a disproportionate number of disenfranchised ex-felons are people of color, and that Obama polls far ahead of Mitt Romney in the black and Latino communities, the assumption is that a majority of the missing votes would favor Obama—possibly enough to win him these states even if only a fraction of ex-felons voted. The results of this election may therefore hinge on the denial of a basic right to men and women who have long since paid their debt to society, but remain permanently excluded from the democratic process.
Click on image to see the full poster. Prison Policy Initiative
Gavin AronsenNov. 2, 2012 6:08 AM
A quick look at the week that was in the world of political dark money...
"My opinion, for what it's worth, is that WTP was running a lot of these campaigns."
—Julie Staeb, an investigator for the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices, referring to the possibility that nonprofit group Western Tradition Partnership illegally coordinated with Montana political candidates in 2008 and 2010. The investigation includes documents from the group that convicted felon Mark Siebel found in a meth house outside Denver in later 2010. Siebel claimed they were found by his friend in a stolen car; they were recently examined in a joint report by ProPublica and Frontline. WTP has since changed its name to American Tradition Partnership and is best known for its lawsuit that overturned Montana's ban on corporate spending and definitively expanded Citizens United to apply to states' campaign finance rules.
Citizens United helped Mitt Romney close President Obama's fundraising edge, according to a new report from the Center for Public Integrity and Center for Responsive Politics, but the Obama campaign was still able to take advantage of reduced ad rates for campaigns and air more commercials since late April than the Romney campaign, Republican National Committee, and seven outside spending groups supporting the GOP combined. Among all outside spending (below), Romney was the beneficiary of more than $350 million of it; Obama was supported by about $100 million in outside funds.
$6 billion: The estimated total cost of the 2012 elections, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a record amount that would top the current record by $700 million. The presidential race was actually trailing 2008's $2.8 billion by $200 million as of the end of October, but more than $500 million reported to the FEC by outside spending groups and nearly $3 billion spent on House and Senate races more than makes up for the difference.
Nate Silver projects the likelihood of President Obama winning Pennsylvania and Michigan at 95.5 percent and 98.4 percent, respectively, but the Koch-funded nonprofit Americans for Prosperity apparently still thinks Romney's got a shot at winning them Tuesday. The group has doled out $3 million on a November ad buy in the two states. "I still believe in hope and change," a voter says in one of the ads. "I just don't think Obama's the way to go for that." Slate's David Weigel, who points out that this ad has already been running in Pennsylvania since August, calls the new ad buy "a great headline" but "one of many that overstates what third party groups can do in the last stretch of this campaign."
• Mitt Romney Would Be Toast Without This Man: Charlie Spies helps run the king of all super-PACs—and he's used it to keep Romney's campaign alive.
• Video: The First Silent Political Ad: Listen up! This election spot has something to say…very, very quietly.
• Among American Tradition Partnership's donors was an anti-union group with Colorado ties that gave the group $300,000. Center for Public Integrity
• The US Chamber of Commerce was the largest dark-money spender in 15 Congressional races this year. National Journal
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, whose city is reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, endorsed President Obama earlier today, citing the president's position on climate change. David Corn joined Martin Bashir and The Grio's Joy Reid on MSNBC today to discuss what kind of impact Bloomberg's remarks will have on the race.
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Kate SheppardNov. 1, 2012 3:57 PM
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg endorsed Barack Obama for president on Thursday. Bloomberg, whose city is still dealing with the disaster left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, cited the president's position on climate change in a column posted on Bloomberg View:
Our climate is changing. And while the increase in extreme weather we have experienced in New York City and around the world may or may not be the result of it, the risk that it might be -- given this week's devastation -- should compel all elected leaders to take immediate action.
He continued:
We need leadership from the White House -- and over the past four years, President Barack Obama has taken major steps to reduce our carbon consumption, including setting higher fuel-efficiency standards for cars and trucks. His administration also has adopted tighter controls on mercury emissions, which will help to close the dirtiest coal power plants (an effort I have supported through my philanthropy), which are estimated to kill 13,000 Americans a year.
Mitt Romney, too, has a history of tackling climate change. As governor of Massachusetts, he signed on to a regional cap- and-trade plan designed to reduce carbon emissions 10 percent below 1990 levels. "The benefits (of that plan) will be long- lasting and enormous -- benefits to our health, our economy, our quality of life, our very landscape. These are actions we can and must take now, if we are to have 'no regrets' when we transfer our temporary stewardship of this Earth to the next generation," he wrote at the time.
He couldn't have been more right. But since then, he has reversed course, abandoning the very cap-and-trade program he once supported. This issue is too important. We need determined leadership at the national level to move the nation and the world forward.
Who knows how much sway Bloomberg, an independent, holds with the general public. But it certainly highlights how ridiculous it is that climate change never came up in any of the presidential or vice-presidential debates.
Tim MurphyNov. 1, 2012 2:08 PM
In the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, Mitt Romney has spent much of the last few days dodging questions about his 2011 comment that he'd like to see some of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's services privatized. "Every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that's the right direction," Romney said at the time. "And if you can go even further, and send it back to the private sector, that's even better."
On Thursday, the GOP presidential nominee broke his silence, releasing this statement to the press:
I believe that FEMA plays a key role in working with states and localities to prepare for and respond to natural disasters. As president, I will ensure FEMA has the funding it needs to fulfill its mission, while directing maximum resources to the first responders who work tirelessly to help those in need, because states and localities are in the best position to get aid to the individuals and communities affected by natural disasters.
I believe that FEMA plays a key role in working with states and localities to prepare for and respond to natural disasters. As president, I will ensure FEMA has the funding it needs to fulfill its mission, while directing maximum resources to the first responders who work tirelessly to help those in need, because states and localities are in the best position to get aid to the individuals and communities affected by natural disasters.
That's all well and good, but it doesn't really answer the relevant question: What would happen to FEMA in a Romney administration? As MoJo alum Suzy Khimm notes at the WonkBlog, under Romney's proposed budget, the agency could see its funding fall by about 40 percent. But we don't know for sure, because with the exception of a handful of appropriations like public broadcasting and Planned Parenthood, Romney hasn't specified how his cuts would be made and which programs might be exempted.
Nov. 1, 2012 1:13 PM
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Asawin SuebsaengNov. 1, 2012 6:03 AM
Freaking out about the supertight presidential race and the near-daily barrage of polls suggesting that Obama—no, wait, Romney—could, maybe, possibly, eke out a narrow victory? Sick of empty punditry and craving data-driven electoral analysis? Are you unafraid of mysterious nerdy things like math?
If you answered yes to any of the above, check out these seven guys who crunch mountains of polling data so you don't have to. They don't have crystal balls, but they might just have the next best thing.
1. Nate Silver
(Referring to this.) Nate Silver; quickmeme.comThe New York Times' statistics big shot has established himself as the gold standard for electoral prognostication. Romney fans are very upset with him for saying Obama has a strong chance of winning (and for being a sissy-man or something). Nail-biting Obama supporters hit his site for daily (or hourly) doses of reassurance. Both sides tend to ignore that Silver's model doesn't write off possibility of a Romney win.
Track record: Silver has built his reputation on the accuracy of his "Political Calculus": In 2008, his model correctly predicted the electoral outcome in 49 of 50 states, and long before the 2010 midterms, he forecasted a Republican sweep.
Current prediction: Silver's FiveThirtyEight gives the president a 77.4 percent chance of winning, with a estimated total of 299 electoral votes.
2. Sam Wang
Wang runs the Meta-Analysis model for the Princeton Election Consortium. Wang, who made a name for himself in neuroscience and biophysics, took the statistical analyses he'd applied in those fields and transposed them to the mess of electoral politics. He developed the model in 2004 initially to help predict the most strategic way to allocate of campaign donations. The model, based on a slew of state polls, calculates each candidate's probability of winning in the Electoral College if the election were held today.
Election.Princeton.eduTrack record: The group behind Meta-Analysis stakes out their election prediction street cred like so: "In 2004, the median decided-voter calculation captured the exact final outcome. In 2008, the final-week decided-voter calculation was within 1 electoral vote."
Current prediction: As of October 30, Wang gives Barack Obama a generous 92 to 98 percent chance of reelection, and an estimated 303 electoral votes.
3. Drew Linzer
Linzer, an assistant professor of political science at Emory University, runs the polling analysis and forecast site Votamatic.org. It tracks public opinion trends for the two presidential candidates in each state, and also "forecasts ahead to Election Day" using a unified model.
Track record: This is Linzer's model's first real election, but he vouches for its reliability. "I validated the model with state-level pre-election polls from the 2008 presidential campaign, using the benefit of hindsight to evaluate model performance," he writes. "In a simulated run-through of the campaign from May to November, the model was able to steadily improve the accuracy of its forecasts, ultimately mispredicting the winner of only a single state. By Election Day, the average difference between the model forecasts and the actual state election outcomes was just 1.4%, with more than half of states projected to within 1%."
Current prediction: As of October 30, Votamatic is predicting an Obama victory, with 332 electoral votes.
4. Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Electoral-Vote.comSince 2004, this noted computer scientist and professor at Amsterdam's Vrije Universiteit has run Electoral-Vote.com, which analyzes US federal elections. Also, the site has the option of watching the election with "Rasmussen-free maps."
Track record: Click here for a self-evaluation and breakdown of the website's commendable track record since the 2004 election. Initially anonymous, Tanenbaum revealed his identity after rampant speculation that he was, among other things, "a Clinton administration official, [or] a bored retired statistician." Tanenbaum describes himself as "a libertarian [who leans] towards the Democrats."
Current prediction: With a week to go, Tanenbaum's analysis has Obama up with at least 280 electoral votes.
5. Josh Putnam
FHQPutnam, a visiting assistant professor of poli sci at Davidson College in North Carolina, runs the Frontloading HQ blog on state polls.
Track record: Putnam was an ace at delegate math during this year's particularly messy Republican primaries. (He teamed up with The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza to count delegates).
Current prediction: Putnam's model has Obama leading with 332 electoral votes.
6. Scott Elliott
Elliott (who goes by the nickname "The Blogging Caesar") runs the Republican-leaning ElectionProjection.com, a site featuring his electoral vote formula and his own edition of "unskewing" the polls. He is a conservative political junkie who views "Jesus [as] my life and my purpose."
Track record: His track record and methods have been pretty solid—even winning him an endorsement across the aisle from Prof. Tanenbaum at Electoral-Vote.com: For instance, in 2008, his formula projected an easy Obama win, but was off by two states (Indiana and North Carolina). In 2004, his model predicted Bush netting 289 electoral votes (he ended up with 286).
Current prediction: His math shows a substantial lead for Obama, clocking in at 290 electoral votes, but with 48.9 percent of the popular vote versus Romney's 49.6 percent.
7. Thomas Holbrook
Holbrook, a professor of government at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, runs the Politics by the Numbers forecast.
Track record: He took his models out for their first spin during the 2008 election, estimating a big Obama win with 349 electoral votes, to McCain's 189 (Obama snagged 365, McCain 173).
Current prediction: Holbrook gives the president an 86.69 percent chance of winning reelection, with 281 electoral votes to Romney's 257.
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"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
[QUOTE=Flip Empty;670139]Helped win a Super Bowl?[/QUOTE
I think he hurt our chances a lot more than "helped". How has he utilized our players? Every year since Spags we've been complaining how some DC has been trying to force a scheme that doesn't work.
@Redeye - His former success utilizing our players to their full potential and crafting a very good defense has showed me more than enough to replace what we have. He hasn't had the tools that he had in NY and I think he's done a good job considering the skill set of the players he had on his former teams.
Hell I would bring him to coach the D-line and if Perry screws up fire him and put Spags back. I know Nunn is there but hes below average at best. Putting J.P as a DT was and is a huge mistake.


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Everyone is singing Harbaugh's praises, but this is largely a team that was built under Mike Singletary.
Granted, Singletary was a much better player than coach, but his handprints are all over the 49ers.
Everyone is singing Harbaugh's praises, but this is largely a team that was built under Mike Singletary.
Granted, Singletary was a much better player than coach, but his handprints are all over the 49ers.
"I like linebackers. I collect 'em. You can't have too many good ones." - Bill Parcells
"Name the starting linebackers from 2007." - Jerry Reese
I tend to agree with where you're coming from here. I don't mean the rhetorically at all, but who did Harbaugh really bring in? Guys that were considered "his guys" I mean? If no one then it would seem to me that he just coached up the players Singaletary put together in a way Singletary simply couldn't.
Mike Singletary wasn't even head coach for 2 full seasons.. Singletary was AGAINST drafting Patrick Willis, if that helps put his contributions in perspective.
The current core of the Niners were built by Mike Nolan, he originally wanted to establish a power-run offense and dominating defensive squad.. with hits and misses he built the team, he was actually a better GM than head coach. Singletary didn't bring in anybody as head coach, Niners' GM then VP of Personnel, Trent Baalke drafted RT Anthony Davis, LG Mike Iupati, and All-Pro ILB NoVarro Bowman.. Singletary INSISTED the Niners draft Taylor Mays, who is now languishing in Cincy.
Harbaugh didn't have to bring in much, the pieces were already there.. they just needed coaching. Harbaugh didn't build his team from scratch, but it was Harbaugh that convinced Alex Smith to stay.. if you credit Singletary, you have to give more credit to Mike Nolan, but the guy that has been scouting and helping making decisions on the draft and free agents is Trent Baalke, reigning NFL Executive of the Year.
Didn't realize that about Nolan or that Singletary didn't want Willis. That does kind of say a lot lol. Taylor Mays too....woof.
It's the same thing about how it was Accorsi that built this team more than JR (Although as time goes on, that changes more and more in JR's favor). Though for as long as Eli plays for us, Accorsi has a big mark on the team. As much as I like JR, I don't think he would have been able to pull off the master draft day caper...
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
Singletary is somewhat responsible for the current team! his print is certainly on the defense; however i believe Harbaugh has molded Alex Smith into what he want him to be.
Smith is not a superstar but as evident by their record he has managed and guided them into one of best teams in the league.
Singletary was a great player and solid no nonsense guy, he will be back coaching someday. Think he had much to do for their success!
as i said in another thread this team was not built by harbaugh but yet he and others give himself credit for it.the peices were there long before harbaugh..ill give him credit for putting his magical spell helmet pounding on alex smith to get him to play decent..prob knocked some sense into him doing it so thats why he continues to do that every game like smith is a 9 year old playing pop warner ball..hey whatever hes gotta do to get his guy motivated.
Actually, a lot of our draft was built by multiple guys. Like all teams, it was hit or miss.
But one factor through the coaching turnstile we've endured was our current GM, Trent Baalke. He was the head scout and has been doing if for many years. He actually wanted Aaron Rogers over Alex Smith but that fat oaf Mike Mcarthy and Mike Nolan wanted Alex Smith because they didn't like Roger's attitude. Tragic error. We promoted Baalke to GM after firing Singleterry and our former alcoholic GM, Scott Mcgloughin.
So to answer your question, yes, Harbaugh didn't entirely build this team. But he did make many moves to make the starting lineup vastly better.
In free agency he brought in Carlos Rogers (pro bowl) to replace Nate Clements. Donte Whitner was brought in to fill a gaping hole at SS. We literally had no one there.
We really struck gold in the draft last year. We got Kendall Hunter, Aldon Smith, Chris Culliver (convered saftey), who is playing lights out at the moment, and our starting fullback in the 6th round, Bruce Miller.
He also made inhouse changes, moving Soapoage from DE to NT and getting rid of Frankling. This allowed Ray McDonald to come off the bench and start at DE, and he is now a beast. Moved Tarerll Brown from bench to starter replacing Shawnte Spencer. Brown is now our #1 corner.
The most amazing thing he did was turn Alex Smith into a viable option at QB. And turned a pathetic laughing stock of a franchise into a powerhouse in one year. With only 2 weeks, due to the lock out, to meet his players and install his new system before the season started.
He got coach of the year for a reason, what he did was amazing. If we managed to beat you last year, i have no doubt we would have won the lombardi last year vs. New England. But hey, you were the better team that day. Eli really impressed me with his balls after taking a beating.
he made them a tough group, Harbaugh has made them a confident group and Harbaugh somehow got inside Alex Smith's head and convinced him he could play
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