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My two favorite seed catalogs have arrived, so the 2013 gardening season has commenced- in my head.
Turns out fifth-grade basketball tournaments are a great place to knit, I've been working on socks all weekend and have two done to the heel. (Of course, it's two different patterns, sizes and yarns, it would have been way too efficient of me to have a pair of socks underway!)
My kids are in school right now but I just started reading this book- Project Based Homeschooling- and I've been preoccupied with trying to determine the best way for them to grow, learn and be in the world.
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I've been making lots of these easy little paper stars lately:
So glad the gloomy rain drove mine and Katie's families to half price books today-I picked up a copy of Tasha Tudor's advent calendar:
Also this week Katie gave me two vintage German advent calendars:
Between these and our beloved playmobil advent calendar, we've got the counting down thing covered....


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Dance Kids of Monterey County is celebrating more than 20 years of Nutcracker onstage! From the humble beginnings in a 100 seat theatre, we have come to call the glorious Sunset Center home.
Our team has been with us for many years. Set designer Nicole Bryant-Stephans, stage manager and assistant stage manager, Carol Heiland Rosa and Trish Hatfield, lighting designer Melissa DeGiere and our beloved costume designer, Joanne Phelps, create a strong base of talent and energy needed to produce quality ballet year after year.
Hundreds of volunteer hours are required to produce this yearly holiday extravaganza. The elegant gala and silent auction kicks off the celebratory weekend and is followed by an exceptional Sugar Plum Fairy Tea on Sunday before the matinee. Kudos to the chairwomen and their tireless committees, dedicated to excellence. The classic tradition of Nutcracker is supported by incredible moms and dads, friends of Dance Kids and a strong board of directors leading the charge.
From the grace and beauty of the pre professional dancers to the youngest four year old, the cast becomes a family with the older students lending a hand to the "littles", helping each other into the complex tutus and reviewing choreography to assure as close to perfection as possible.
It has been our joy to see the excitement on the faces of the children before the curtain rises each year.
Dance Kids Cascan Nueces project, a Latino version of the traditional European Nutcracker, is in its fourth year of touring. Nine mariachi musicians perform Tchaikovsky's masterpiece re written by Salinas born, Jalisco harpist, William Faulkner, including the four divertissement from the second act and the much loved Sugar Plum Fairy solo. Folkloric dancers perform four traditional, and very different, dance styles from four different Mexican states. The Sugar Plum Fairy solo is performed by a Dance Kids ballerina in a traditional tutu, continuing the process of bridging the cultures and creating growth and understanding with the art of dance connecting diversity.
Each summer Dance Kids collaborates with the nationally recognized program, UpWard Bound. Upward Bound provides fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. The program provides opportunities for participants to succeed in their precollege performance and ultimately in their higher education pursuits. Upward Bound serves: high school students from low-income families; and high school students from families in which neither parent holds a bachelor's degree. The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education. This program is housed at CSUMB.
Without the support of the Monterey Peninsula community, Dance Kids would not be able to continue its valuable programming bringing dance and the arts to the children of Monterey County. We need your help! Please donate today on this website.
With continued passion and love of the arts,
Alan and Carol Richmond
We are pleased to announce that Dance Kids has recently been awarded a generous grant from the Yellow Brick Road in Carmel to support our work. This gift is a big tribute to our fine programs!
Over its 25 years, the Yellow Brick Road Benefit Shops have donated more than $5 million to Monterey County nonprofits. To help continue this philanthropy, they need more volunteers. Please call (831) 626-8480 or visit www.yellowbrickroadbenefitshop.org.
Dance Kids collaborates throughout the year with Community Partnership for Youth and the National organization UpWard Bound. These two agencies touch the lives of underserved youth in our community, the Salinas Valley and the entire South Monterey County. Dance Kids provides funding for dance and music teachers, working with the highly esteemed program Guitars Not Guns. At the core of the Dance Kids mission statement:
Dance Kids of Monterey County was created to provide ongoing performance opportunities in dance the theater arts to the youth of Monterey County. Our mission is to strengthen character and positively influence children's lives through the performing arts.
We invite you to like us on Facebook and follow the beautiful photos of the dancers and programming of the Dance Kids of Monterey County in the next months to come!
Joaquin Escamilla, Dance Kids of Monterey County dance instructor, shares his video of the first day of class with his Upward Bound students. Joaquin, a former teacher at the "Edge" in Los Angeles, a sought-after judge for competitive dance tours and world-known teacher, shares his view of the students and their experience at the CSUMB campus last week: "This day has been stored in the happy place in my heart. Teaching this group reminded me of my teachers and mentors in the past. It is an honor to be in the classroom with these students and share the knowledge of the art form I love! I am now the mentor. Showing human beings that you need to believe in yourself and let yourself be loved. Amazing. At the end of the class, one student said: "this is the most fun I had ever."
Thank you to Cesar Tlilcoatl Velazquez, Director of the nationally known program Upward Bound, and his terrific staff for our five-year collaboration!
The celebration for the Fouth of July coincided with the opening of the Salvador Dali Museum, Stanton Center, Monterey California, on a cheery note. Dance Kids dancers were invited to perform in the parade by the Dali Museum and our own super terrific choreographer, Ashley Rutherford, made magic. Dance Kids dancers Olivia Wagner, Natalia Chambers, Jessica Wheeler and CAPA alumni choreographer Haley Rutherford joined our colleagues from Pacific Arts Complex in Santa Cruz, Kirbie, Alexis and Rileigh to welcome the opening of the new Dali Museum and celebrate the 4th. The Stanton Center is the permanent home to the second largest collections of Salvador Dali art in North America.
Our dancers were asked to join the festivities and were given a private tour of the museum and enjoyed lunch surrounded by his work. Congratulations and great work to our dancers and our friends from Santa Cruz!
Arletta Anderson, Carmel High School graduate and Dance Kids alumnus, received her degree in dance from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Upon graduating, she worked with various choreographers including Holly Johnston/Ledges and Bones, Kevin Williamson, Kate Hutter/LACDC, Kindra Windish and Rebecca Pappas/Pappas and Dancers.
Arletta spent three years in New York where she danced with Esme Boyce, Molly Heller and was a part of Willi Dorner's Bodies in Urban Spaces project. Since relocating to the Bay Area in summer 2013, Arletta has had the opportunity to work with GERALDCASELDANCE, as a member of his company. Choreographer Gerald Casel is a current artist-in-residence at ODC in SF and faculty at UC Santa Cruz.
She offers her experiences as a resource to any young dancer looking for support.
"I often think about how we are a collection of all of our previous experiences and interactions as this feels particularly present in my recent dance practices. So much of that began at (what is now) CAPA and Dance Kids, and in your presence. So, thank you for helping to lay the foundation on which I am continuing to build and uncover. It has, in so many ways, shaped who and how and why I am now."
Civilizations are not remembered by their business people, their bankers or lawyers. They're remembered by the arts.
The quote was made by an American entrepreneur Eli Broad after founding not one but two Fortune 500 companies. Co-founder of the colossal building empire Kaufman and Broad, he and his wife Edythe have committed their fortune in gifting programs benefitting the youth of America.
Dance Kids of Monterey County believes in the youth of Monterey County and supports programming for traditional ballet as well as culturally diverse learning.
Two years ago a concept to present a Latino Nutcracker was developed. Dance Kids is proud to have this VERY UNIQUE FREE program ready for a venue debut! Our Big Idea will present our bilingual Latino Nutcracker titled Cascanueces at Sherwood Hall, Salinas. The program is an interpretation of the traditional holiday favorite, with Tchaikovsky's music re written by Jalisco harpist, William Faulker and performed by a nine piece live mariachi band. Traditional folkloric dancers perform with the Sugar Plum Fairy telling the age old fairy tale with a new twist.
Dance Kids is proud to be the recipient of funds through Monterey County Gives! Thank you to all of our friends that donated to Dance Kids programming.

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Worker's Compensation accepts two types of EDI datasets: Flat Files and ANSI files. Our EDI trading partners either do their own programming or they go through a vendor. We currently have trading partners who come in through Claimport and Celerity Technologies (Bridium), Red Oak E-Commerce Solutions (ROES) and Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO).
Workers Compensation currently accepts the First Report of Injury (our WKC-12, via the EDI 148) and the Subsequent Report of Injury (our WKC-13, via the EDI A49) electronically. For the Subsequent Reports we are currently in production of the Initial Payment (IP), Final (FN), and Suspension - RTW (S1) transmissions using the IAIABCs Release 1A of the Supplemental Report (SROI). We can currently read the compressed format. We do not accept medical reports or wage information via EDI. Medical reports must still come to us on paper. For the submission of wage information you must use our Internet WKC-13A, on our pending reports website, for claims that are not fatalities, litigated or PTD.
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For the A49 we currently accept the IP, S1 and FN. We also accept the 02 and CO but process them differently than we do the 02 and CO for the 148. For the A49 02 and CO we simply verify that the claim is in our database and then send back a TA (Accepted) acknowledgement. We do not overlay the Claim Administrator's Claim Number and we do not fill in data fields that were previously reported as blank. All other codes such as RE, FS, QT and CB must have their information transmitted to us via the Internet WKC-13, on our pending reports website.
For the A49 IP we accept TTD (050), TPD (070) and Salary Continued (240). For TTD and TPD the IP must have both a date and amount of first payment, otherwise the transmission will be rejected. For TPD, the submission of the worksheet (for non-litigated claims) must come to us via our Internet WKC-13, on our pending reports website. Salary Continued will not be accepted if the first payment amount is zero or null. For the A49 IP we also accept PPDSch (030), PPDNon (040), DeathF (010), PTD (020), Supben (021), Disfig (090) and Vocrhb (410).
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A police officer who was driving at high-speed to attend a reported home invasion when he hit an unrelated vehicle, killing a mother-of-four on her way to church, has today been cleared of any wrongdoing.
The death of Liku Onesi, 47, who died when the 4WD Mitsubishi Pajero driven by her husband Ikenasio was turning into the Tongan Methodist Church in Flat Bush, Auckland, when it was struck by the police car, has been ruled a "tragic accident" by the police watchdog.
The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) concluded that the accident involved "unique circumstances that were not reasonably foreseeable" by the experienced officer, who was shift supervisor at Ormiston Road police station.
The officer had engaged in urgent duty driving down Ormiston Road on August 22 last year, which involved him driving at speed with the patrol car's red and blue flashing lights and siren activated.
The Onesis had turned across the busy road, heading for the church driveway, without seeing the police officer, who braked hard but could not avoid the collision.
Mrs Onesi's passenger side took the brunt of the impact, and she was flung from the vehicle. She died in the ambulance on the way to hospital.
The finding was one of two IPCA rulings out today involving police driving in Auckland last year.
In the other case, police driving at speed was also justified and deemed lawful in an incident that left two young men fleeing police on a motorbike with serious injuries.
Teenager Akshay Fenn was carrying a passenger on his motorcycle despite holding only a restricted bike licence when he fled police after being signalled to stop when recorded speeding and travelling in a bus lane in Mt Eden on July 28 last year.
He tried to evade police by weaving in and out of traffic and driving through a red light.
As the officer in pursuit of Mr Fenn turned a corner he saw the motorcycle, about 300 metres ahead, collide with another vehicle and both men were tossed from the bike.
Mr Fenn suffered several fractures to both legs while his passenger sustained a serious head injury. The driver of the other vehicle suffered minor injury.
"This was an accident caused by the actions of 17-year-old Mr Fenn that resulted in serious injury to himself and his passenger," said IPCA chair Judge Sir David Carruthers.
The Authority made no recommendations in either case.
"While in these instances the Authority has not found any breaches of police policy, the Authority is continuing its discussions with police about a review of policies connected with the pursuit of fleeing drivers," Sir David said.
"This is due to the conflict between the often prescriptive nature of the relevant polices and the reality of a fast-paced, time-pressured situation."
Counties Manukau Police today accepted the findings and extended "deepest sympathies" to the Onesi family.
"Police work hard to ensure the safety of our community and this is something we never want to see happen," said district commander Superintendent John Tims.
"Police are highly trained in urgent response driving and as stated in the report, the circumstances of the crash were not reasonably foreseeable by the officer involved. In a high pressure situation the officer acted as per his training and police policy dictated.
"That said, the outcome was an absolute tragedy and we have worked closely with the Onesi family to support them since the accident."


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Neonatal intensive care provides substantial population health benefits in Mexico relative to its costs, even for very premature babies, and as such offers exceptional value for money within the country's Popular Health Insurance (Seguro Popular) program, which offers free access to a specific set of health care interventions. Furthermore, neonatal intensive care could also be cost effective in other middle-income countries.
These are the findings of a study by Jochen Profit from Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, USA, Joshua Salomon from the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, USA, and colleagues, and published in this week's PLoS Medicine.
The authors conducted a detailed data analysis using a decision analytic model -- a mathematical model that combines evidence on the outcomes and costs of alternative treatments to help inform decisions about health care policy -- to estimate the cost effectiveness of neonatal intensive care in Mexico. The results showed that compared to no intensive care, neonatal intensive care for infants born at 24-26, 27-29, and 30-33 weeks gestation prolonged life expectancy by 28, 43, and 34 years respectively, and averted 9, 15, and 12 DALYs (disability-adjusted life years; one DALY represents the loss of a year of healthy life), at incremental costs of US$1,200, US$650, and US$240 for each DALY averted, respectively.
Interventions with incremental costs per DALY of less than a country's per capita gross domestic product are considered highly cost-effective; incremental costs of 1-3 times the per capita GDP are potentially cost-effective. Since Mexico's per capita GDP was approximately US$8,200, this study suggests that including neonatal intensive care in Mexico's Seguro Popular is highly efficient in terms of the overall benefits it provides compared to the resources it consumes.
The authors say, "Our economic evaluation indicates that neonatal intensive care for preterm infants in Mexico is likely to be exceedingly cost-effective." They add, "While improving the survival of infants above 30 weeks gestation provides the greatest overall population health benefits, and at the highest value for money, intervention among all preterm infants above 24 weeks gestation should be considered as a cost-effective use of health care resources."
This project was supported by funding from the Ministry of Health in Mexico. JP's effort was also supported in part by a grant from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (K23 HD056298-01).
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I am putting radiant floor heat in our upstairs bathroom which is 5 x 11.
I first laid the moister paper down and then staples a wire mesh over the paper. Next I tied down 5/8" pex tubbing to the mesh 6" on center.
I then poured 1-part mortar/3=part sand over the tubes barely covering them.
I let it dry over the weekend and today I went into the bathroom and noticed it did not dry very smooth. Because its mainly sand, I am able to rub the high spots down with my boots.
1) Does it sound like I mixed properly? Can I use thinset on this mix?
2) In some spots I can see the pex, is this okay?
3) I have 12" tiles, How do i tile over this? first a thick layer of any kind of thinset? use a deep slotted trowel and lay the tile with some spacers?
I did the backspalsh on the kitchen wall but I was told the process is a little different when tileing the floor.
The best thing you can do know is Ditra over it, this floor will fail drastically if you tile over it.
Another vote for Ditra over. :thumbup1:
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Ditra is a good recommendation. Radiant flooring is typically covered with flowable lightweight (somewhat self-leveling) concrete, and the tubing should be concealed in it.
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Thanks for the tip!
Do they sell Ditra at HD? If not, where do I get it?
You can also get it here from me, at the best price on the net.
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1) Based on how soft my mud is, do you think I screwed up? As stated above, I mixed 3 parts sand to 1 part portland cement. You can see by the photo below how soft it is.
2) Thanks for the Ditra recommendation. The Ditra packaging says to use modified thinset under the ditra and unmodified over the ditra. I have 3.5 gal but it does not say which type it is. I know the modified type has latex but I do not see any indication on the bucket.
3) My next step is to sweep up the loose sand on my floor and pour a bag of leveling sand and let dry. Apply a layer of modified thinset. While wet, lay the Ditra. Let dry before laying the unmodified thinset and tile.
Sorry for all the questions. I have not been able to find any firm answers from my HVAC guy, Schluter or online. Thanks again for yout time....
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DITRA will not work over that mess you have there. Don't even try it!
That also is not the right thinset, DON'T use it either.
This is the type of thing that has you in this mess now.
Where on earth are you getting these ideas?
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My HVAC guy told me to lay the tubes and mix the mud. It is so soft, should I remove it?
Pleas help, my bathroom has been in this condition for almost a month.
Oh, Lord! :( You're going to have to start again; IMO there is no fix for this. Start by reading up on how to lay a tile floor because I'll tell you there's more to it than the average HVAC guy knows...go back in this forum, or go to the John Bridge Tile forum, or buy a book. But reserach first, then come back.
Then return that premixed thinset junk and get a refund. Take our word for it, you don't want that stuff within a mile of this job...prepare to make a mess cleaning this up before you get to start again - and consider it a lesson well learned.
Sorry, can't be more diplomatic, but you came here just in time...:yes:
I like that: " MORTERO DE APLICATION DELGADA PREMEZCLADO" ...Simple set. LOL
I 2nd the idea of starting over! Thankfully, this is a small room.
I also 2nd the idea of John Bridges website. It is a wealth of tiling knowledge. It really helped me do my floor.
read read read and ask tons of questions. You will get there.
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Thanks for confirming I need to remove this sand mix. After I remove, Can I just pick up a couple bags of cement mix and pour?
My HVAC said many times that I should put a little amount of water in the mix. I should be able to make a ball with it and my hands should not be wet.
So confused what to pour over the tubing. There are so many different types of mortar, cement. I don't even know the difference. I was on the John Bridges website over the weekend. I will look around there some more.
If someone could just advise which bags to pick up at HD and if I should follow the mix directions, that would be a big help.
Check over there on the John Bridge forum and most installers who put down hydronic (i.e water running around tubing - compared to electric) radiant floor heating will probably tell you to use either Self-Leveliing cement ("SLC") or thinset. SLC is I think the preferred option. But there are specific parameters to follow so as to get the maximum contact between the pex and the cement...there's no point in having voids, is there?
And you should follow the manufacturer's instructions ON THE BAG...read them then add the appropriate amount of water. Not a "bit", not "enough", but the exact quantities they recommend. That's the way out of your dilemma.
Apart from the SLC, you'll be needing unmodified thinset, maybe some modified thinset, for the application of the Ditra, and the tiles. But wait till you have the floor down level and heating is working before you get into tiliing.
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It's all about the turtles on BBC1 wildlife series Africa this week – tiny, newly hatched turtles, sprinting across the beach to the ocean as though their little lives depend on it. Which of course they do.
Only one in a thousand baby turtles will survive to adulthood and many of them will not even make it through their first hour.
It's an action movie of bravery and wanton cruelty that makes the opening of Saving Private Ryan look like a nice day at the beach.
The Eye To Eye bit at the end shows grown cameramen reduced to jelly by these little chaps. But it also shows how locals on one island are giving the turtles a helping hand.
And goodness me, isn't Africa spectacular? We're in the south tonight, where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic.
Wherever you look, animals seem to be dancing for joy – whether it's butterflies having a ball on a mountaintop or, most mysteriously, a shoal of giant kingfish leaving the ocean to swim upstream and circle around for no apparent reason – looking as if they've just discovered country dancing.
For more images from this amazing series, click here.
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I think it would be a cool idea to give a bonus for managing a kill by knocking or trapping a player in the cycltrap trap zone. This could be accomplished by either knocking a player under the cyclops' fist with the mallet or by a simple knockback or by using the fire trap. It would be better than it just saying the person killed themselves.
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Do you have experience with this? What is your wisdom? Are today's coffee shops meant to be the new office space for America's disconnected workers? Many establishments, especially the big chains like Starbucks(SBUX -0.23%), offer free, unlimited Wi-Fi service for their patrons — presumably to let people linger and add to the ambiance. "We want to [Read More…]
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The most common "advocate" for conversion is a family member or a friend (you can read about this in my book Turning to Jesus). Some are converted by reading, some by listening to a sermon, some by studying a problem, some by an aesthetic encounter (I know someone who was converted through a piece of art in [Read More…]
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Fairly often in the discussion of issues surrounding the intersection of science and faith some mention is made of the inherent lopsidedness of the discussion. Theology, it appears to many, has to respond to science, as if it is the younger sibling and the less robust method of knowing. But I think this is a [Read More…]
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text: On The Media Published by On The Media Satellite Fight Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/otm/#file=/audio/json/132673/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend Summary Transcript Summary The House recently passed a bill meant to deter Arab satellite networks from broadcasting programs that could incite violence against Americans. The bill's been controversial in the Middle East, where members of the Arab press worry that it could be used as a tool to repress legitimate journalism. Professor and Foreign Policy writer Marc Lynch thinks that the critics may have a point. Transcript BOB GARFIELD: A couple of months ago, the House passed Resolution 2278, aimed at Arab satellite TV networks like Al-Jazeera. It says that any network that incites violence against Americans will be censured by the U.S. It was largely unnoticed by the U.S. press, but it sparked a huge controversy in the Arab media. Satellite networks play a vital role in the Middle East because they can be received across borders, out of the reach of repressive regimes that would have shut them down. To Middle East media watchers, any effort to bear down on networks like Al-Jazeera, especially by a nation that regards itself as a free speech citadel, smacks of hypocrisy. Also, critics complain the bill is badly written. George Washington University Professor Marc Lynch says that when the bill tries to define "incitement" it ends up basically outlawing Arab journalism. MARC LYNCH: It's the act of persuading, encouraging, instigating, advocating, pressuring or threatening so as to cause another to commit a violent act against any person, agent, instrumentality or official of a representative of the United States. Simply reporting on something the United States does which makes Arabs angry could technically fall into that definition. Doing an interview with a political leader who criticizes the United States could technically fall into that category. BOB GARFIELD: I gather some Arab leaders are against this, but others are maybe pretty happy with it. I'm thinking of Egypt, for example, and Hosni Mubarak. MARC LYNCH: Yes, Arab governments really don't like Al-Jazeera. They don't like media freedoms and they want to control the media. They score some political points by telling the United States to back off, but I don't believe for a second that they would be sad to see Al-Jazeera muzzled. The strange thing is that the United States would put itself on the side of the muzzlers. BOB GARFIELD: Well, that's what's so peculiar about this. It seems to me that if you wanted to do exactly the wrong thing in terms of the psychology of the Arab street, it would be to appear hypocritical and suppress press freedom, where it's only beginning [LAUGHS] to flourish. MARC LYNCH: Well, especially in the context of Hillary Clinton's big speech about Internet freedom, this is all over the Op-Ed pages in Arab newspapers. Now, this resolution just comes out of the House, and I wouldn't be surprised, and I quite hope, that it'll simply die in the Senate and won't be heard from again. It's not administration policy. But as it's reported in the Middle East, those distinctions aren't really drawn. And so, I think it's because it's gotten so much attention in the Arab media, the U.S. is already paying a cost for it. BOB GARFIELD: Now, we've discussed Al-Jazeera, but what about the other pan-Arab satellite channels, have they anything to fear? MARC LYNCH: Again, it really depends on how broadly it's defined. And here's where the political interest would likely come in. Take something like Khalid Meshal, who's the political leader of Hamas. No self-respecting Arab TV station can afford to not interview him. So if they're going to define any contact with Khalid Meshal as incitement to anti-American violence, then pretty much every TV station would have something to fear. More likely you'd end up seeing distinctions between television stations which are pushing a pro-American agenda, where they might say, well, yeah sure, they interviewed Meshal but on balance they're basically sending a pro-American message, versus other stations where they wouldn't get the benefit of that doubt. BOB GARFIELD: Now, it is understandable that the U.S. Congress is not happy that satellite TV channels, especially in countries that are nominal U.S. allies or receive U.S. aid, are broadcasting actual incitement, you know, to kill Americans, and so forth. Historically, what kind of channels have been used to get the message to the host countries to get things under control? MARC LYNCH: I mean, I think that this really came to the fore about Iraq, where American officials and the Bush administration were really unhappy with a lot of the coverage on the Arab TV stations. And I think a lot of that was displacement. TV stations weren't creating the incidents and they weren't creating the anger, but they were getting that story out, and it was very, very frustrating to American officials. So, for example, the Iraqi government, back when the Americans were still more or less running the place, they closed down the Baghdad offices of several TV stations, including Al-Jazeera, and also Al-Arabiya, the Saudi station. They shut them down for various stretches of time. But I think at the end of the day these Arab TV stations are covering reality, and if they are asked to, for example, not pay a lot of attention to Israel's attack on Gaza, they just can't take that advice because they'll lose all of their credibility. BOB GARFIELD: Okay, Marc, as always, thanks so much. MARC LYNCH: All right. Thank you. BOB GARFIELD: Marc Lynch is associate professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University and a blogger for Foreign Policy Magazine.


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PARIS, Friday—I was talking today with a Frenchman and remarked that I wondered how the government was able to keep up the very wonderful public buildings that make Paris such a beautiful city but which must require tremendous sums of money to keep in repair. Most of them are old buildings which have be renovated and we all know what happens when we put "new wine into old bottles."
The gentleman said that one of the most serious difficulties in France was the fact that there are so many chateaux, small and large, that belong to individuals which cost these people huge sums of money to keep up on neither the public nor the private buildings, which are open to the public, do the admissions charged begin to cover the upkeep and running expenses.
He told me that last summer many of these places adopted a custom practiced at the Louvre where on a scheduled number of Friday nights particular exhibits of sculpture are displayed. In the Loire area both private and government chateaux were illuminated on specific dates. He said tourists came from far and near to see the sight because it was so very beautiful.
These expenses are similar to those with which England has been coping for some time. There, to a great extent, many of the big castles and country houses have been turned over to the government because the owners could not afford to keep them up and pay the taxes. That may well be one way of regulating such properties, but it must make it expensive for the government, and if the government maintains them all the people must pay more taxes to make up the funds, anyway. Possessions can become a burden.
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We actually began in Committee Three to vote on a few of resolutions presented on the draft of the Covenant of Human Rights. Most of them simply direct the Human Rights Commission to continue its work and to draw up one covenant including all rights. Amendments deal with the possibility of having two convenants drawn up simultaneously and presented and ratified as the various governments desire.
I feel that if the separation between civil, economic and political rights is not made it will take much longer to have one covenant adopted.
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A clipping was sent to me advising me of the recent passing of James Reynolds.
Mr. Reynolds went with us from New York to Washington and was one of the White House butlers for a number of years until he found it better, on account of his health, to take other employment at the time of my husband's death. He was always a willing worker and I was very sorry to read about his death.
As I do not know the addresses of his brother and sister, I want to express here my appreciation for what he did in the way of service during the years he was with us.
I was also deeply grieved to read of the death of Antonie Strassmann, who was one of Germany's first women fliers. She had a colorful career in aviation and when she settled in the United States she was a very ardent admirer of my husband and his policies.
I found her a very lovely and inspiring person and was always glad when something brought us together. She was only 50 years old and that seems so young an age to be called by death. I regret that she did not have more years to enjoy the country life, which seemed to mean so much to her, and the free air of the U.S., which she so deeply appreciated.


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Forza Horizon 2 demo is now available
The Xbox One demo of Forza Horizon 2 been released on the Xbox One Games Store
Watch these leaked Driveclub beta videos before they're removed
Driveclub is currently in a private beta for a few lucky ones. That however isn't stopping some of them from being sneaky bastards and uploading some high-quality direct-feed footage for the rest of us admire.
Forza Horizon 2's Kinect feature is an AI assistant called ANNA
Forza Horizon 2 developer Playground Games didn't really discuss the racer's Kinect features at E3 2014 last month, but we now know that it'll include a Kinect-enabled personal assistant called ANNA.
The best games on Xbox One
Xbox One launched in November 2013 and since then the format has been bolstered with several new releases. Join us as we run down the best games on Microsoft's new-gen format, and add to the list as other notable games release.
Is GRID: Autosport The last great old-gen racer?
Don't abandon your old consoles just yet, Codemasters' new GRID game is worth your attention, says John Robertson.
Mario Kart 8 reviews are go, get all the scores here
Mario Kart 8 reviews are screaming off the starting grid, and as always we're catching those juicy scores as they drift around the S-bend. Get them all here as they drop.
It's official: you can pay to unlock Driveclub content instead of earning it
Driveclub developer Evolution Studios has confirmed that the PS4 racer will have microtransaction options for those who want to unlock content early, instead of earning it through play.
UPDATE: DriveClub PS Plus upgrade will not expire if your sub runs out, Sony confirms
DriveClub publisher Sony has confirmed that its $44.99 PS Plus upgrade option will not expire should your subscription run out.
Need for Speed on break till 2015, new game "deep in development"
Need for Speed won't be producing a release this year, EA said in its post-earnings release conference call today, with Ghost Games general manager Marcus Nilsson posting an open letter to discuss the matter.
Driveclub: 1080p/30FPS is, "absolutely the best thing" for game, says director
Driveclub game director Paul Rustchynsky has confirmed to VG247 that Evolution Studios' PS4 racer will run at 1080p and 30 frames-per-second. He has explained why he feels this is the best fit for the game.
Driveclub release date and "full game details" coming soon, developer promises
Driveclub's release date and other details will be revealed "in the weeks to come".
Trials Fusion: PS4 runs at 1080p, Xbox One at 900p after day one patch, all platforms at 60FPS
Trials Fusion is nearing its release date and details of the game's final resolution and day one patch have been divulged.
Mario Kart 8 gets info & screen blow-out as new round of previews land
Mario Kart 8 hands-on previews are dropping all over the internet, so we've been hoovering up some of the more interesting facts for your convenience.
Need for Speed: 27 observations from Aaron Paul's new movie
Need for Speed opens in cinemas worldwide this week, but Brenna's already seen it, forgotten about it, remembered it again, written down her impressions and knocked off for the day.
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Ghost Games has suffered a round of lay-offs and its unannounced Need for Speed title has been put on hold according to a report on Polygon.
Total Drivin: how a PSOne racer sowed the seeds for future success
With Forza 5, Need for Speed: Rivals and Gran Turismo 6 lined up on her shelf, Brenna's been putting time into a 15 year old racer. Eutechnyx talks Total Drivin, the game that kicked off its love affair with racing.
Need for Speed: Rivals - get your motor running
Need For Speed: Rivals is hoping to capture the thrill of the chase and the buzz of illicit street racing. Stace Harman goes along for the ride and speaks to creative director Craig Sullivan.
The Crew is the biggest open world racer ever - video
Ubisoft's The Crew is the biggest open world racing game ever. It's the biggest racing RPG, too. Developer Ivory Tower speaks to VG247.
GRID 2: bringing the race and a narrative together
Codemasters is going hard on story in its GRID sequel, as Phil Owen discovered when he saw the racer in LA. New screens and video included.
Forza Horizon impressions: fast times at Forza high
Forza Horizon races off the grid this week. VG247's Dave Cook has been taking it for a spin to see if it lives up to the core series.
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Gran Turismo Sport closed beta kicks off on the US PSN next week
You can grab No Man's Sky for the low price of £14 through the PS Plus Double Discount sale
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Rocket League's PS4 Pro update and Hot Wheels DLC are now live
Dirt Rally's PSVR upgrade is now available on the PlayStation Store
Rocket League update to support 4K on PS4 Pro, 1080p and 60fps on PS4 coming this month
Xbox Live deals: Final Fantasy 15, Mafia 3, GTA 5, Overwatch, Rocket League, more
Forza Horizon 3 sold 2.5 million copies, franchise exceeds $1 billion in retail sales
Rocket League players are getting Hot Wheels content later this month
Project Cars 2 officially unveiled, promises over 170 cars and 60 tracks, even more realistic physics
New Need for Speed game also coming before the end of March 2018
US PlayStation Store Flash Sale – grab Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, many others for under $5
Micro Machines World Series might be the next installment in Codemasters' franchise
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Richard Clark, A Notebook of the Greek Islands
Opening Richard Clark's The Greek Islands – A Notebook, reading the first pages, a list with common Greek words that a tourist should know, descriptions of some food, etc, I thought this was going to be some sort of a tourist guide, and I felt disappointed, even more because I would have to criticize the author for this guide's title as "A Notebookâ€. Perhaps this stuff should be put to the end of the book, because it tends to give an idea that has nothing to do with the "Notebook†that the book really is, starting from page 23 under the header
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Palm Springs plans to reduce water use by 25%
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - The City of Palm Springs has announced how it plans to significantly reduce its water use after Governor Brown's call to action.
Governor Brown asked California residents to help combat the ongoing drought in a press conference on Wednesday.
Palm Springs has laid out a conservation plan to reduce its water use by 25%.
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- Watering parks and medians every other day
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Officials said the Office of Sustainability has already succeeded in significantly reducing water usage through a Lawn Buyback incentive program which has already saved the community a total of eleven million gallons annually. and through several residential and business rebate and giveaway programs for low-flow toilets, faucet aerators and energy and water efficient appliances.
"Since the Office of Sustainability was first established in 2009, with the help of our citizens, Palm Springs has saved an estimated total of over 40 million gallons of water, said Michele Mician, manager of the Office of Sustainability. "In particular, I want to thank Mayor Pougnet and the Sustainability Commission for their continued leadership efforts when it comes to water conservation."
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Castlevania: Mirror of Fate Soundtrack Review
Posted on Wednesday, November 20 @ 13:06:15 PST by Keri_HoneaConsidering that Castlevania: Mirror of Fate is a 3DS game, I didn't have that high of hopes for the soundtrack. I'm sure I would have known differently if I had played the game, but I haven't picked up a Castlevania game since Symphony of the Night, so this game didn't make a dent in my must-play radar. While the game still holds zero interest for me, I have been pleasantly surprised by the original score for Mirror of Fate.
It has a strong emphasis on both strings and the piano that I was not expecting at all. I expected more brass fanfare like the Lords of Shadow soundtrack had. While "Necromancer", one of my favorite pieces from the score, definitely has that strong brass presence, it's the opening low keys on the piano that separates it from typical brass entourage. "Theatre" also has plenty of brass, but it's the plucking violins in the background and the intermittent flute that keeps the song not only interesting, but absolutely beautiful. Then the vocal overtones near the end of the track remind you that this is a haunted story. Combined with the violin staccato and the flute melody...well, it's best experienced than described. It honestly gave me chills the first time I heard it.
Not even the typical action tracks are overpowered with brass. It's still mostly strings, woodwinds, and vocals with some strong brass tones simmering in the background. In "Executioner", the brass carries the melody, but it's the eerie strings that define the piece as intense.
This will definitely teach me to stop making assumptions about a soundtrack based on its platform.
I'm definitely not saying that the soundtrack is unique like the soundtracks for Max Payne 3, Journey, or Lost Planet 3, but it's not a generic, oh-I've-heard-this-before typical video game soundtrack either. When the Mirror of Fate soundtrack releases next week, I definitely recommend you listen to a few samples, especially "Theatre", "Night Watchman", and "Necromancer." Those three tracks fantastically present the grand spread that Mirror of Fate has to offer, and they show how to use brass for action without being overbearing or too fanfare.
The soundtrack for Castlevania: Mirror of Fate will be available for both CD and digital download on November 26, 2013.
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Cincinnati-Louisville Postgame Quotes
Feb. 16, 2011
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University of Cincinnati vs. University of Louisville
February 16, 2011 – Fifth Third Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Mick Cronin, Head Coach
Opening Statement
"Well, obviously a great win for our team. I thought we played 40 minutes as hard as we've played all year. Our problem has been that we haven't played with the intensity we need to for the entire 40 minutes. That's what's required to win in our conference and we did it tonight. We made some adjustments defensively to make our team more aggressive. Our message to our team was if we had a high deflection total that we would win the game. The guys really bought into it and did a great job with our intensity on the defensive end. That was the difference in the game, that and Cashmere Wright. He probably had his best game since he's been here. SK (Sean Kilpatrick) banged in some shots that widened out their zone. Yancy Gates had a big impact on the game with getting fouled. He had zero turnovers from a team that was trying to trap him a lot. We ran our offense through him most of the second half."
"We had a great day on Monday. Our best practice in two or three months on Tuesday. It's a long season and kids can get distracted. They are under a lot of pressure and stress. It is hard to insulate your team from negativity probably a lot harder than I anticipated because I'm totally insulated. We addressed a lot of things on Monday. We are 20-6, and we need to be proud of that. We don't need to let anybody define us individually or as a team that is outside of our locker room. You can't seek approval or praise from other people because it is empty. It doesn't matter either way. All that needs to matter is your team, your family, and what goes on inside our locker room. All that other stuff is empty and they'll come to find that out anyway. Those people won't be there for them when they need them anyway. We addressed a lot of that on Monday."
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On Their Three Point Shooting
"They lead the BIG EAST in the three point shot. Obviously, I have a little knowledge of what goes on in their practice. You don't let them steal the ball, get on runs, and bang in threes. You really take away what makes them who they are. We tried to stay at home when they drilled the ball. We tried to make them finish off the rim and not foul them. For the most part, we did a great job of that. They only took 7 free throws. We made them finish tough shots by shooting over our big people. That's where Yancy did a great job."
On Win Helping NCAA Hopes
"Every win helps. Obviously, St. John's looks like a pretty good win on the road with how they are playing. If Saturday we get beat, you ask me how much that hurts our tournament chances. There is a lot of ball to be played still."
On 20th Win Since 2006
"I told the guys in the meeting on Monday no one is raining on my parade. I don't need to rehash what my situation looked like when I took this job. Tough loss against St. John's, trust me. I was sick for two days. It is a brutal existence when something happens. I don't care who it is. I used to have to coach games with kids that I loved, but Marcus Sikes playing center against Hatheem Thabeet. Now I have good team. We are having a good year whether anyone wants to recognize it or not. I told my team I'm going to do anything I can do to enjoy it, and I'll certainly enjoy it. I'm happy with the 20th win."
On Finishing the Game
"I've learned that I can't get a timeout because I'm obviously too short. You didn't see me chase John Gaffney down half court. I tried to call a timeout. I can't get a timeout and I have to instruct one of my players to call it. Still at the end of the game, we were dribbling it too much against their pressure. In the last minute, they were down 10. You aren't going to get a 10 count just hold the ball and get the foul. We will edit that and make sure we cover it on film."
On Best Executed Game
"The Xavier game we were pretty dominant. We've had some good games. Tonight, under the circumstances with our backs against the walls, I thought we did well. If you are in that pack of 7-6, you worry that you'll play musical chairs at the end and someone gets left out. You don't want to be the one left out when the music stops."
Player Quotes
Yancy Gates, Jr., F
On Rashad Bishop's Defense and Feeding off his Energy
"That's his job. He knows he's the best defender on the team. He accepts that and he comes out. He goes out and guards who ever coach puts him on. He really sets the tone on defense for games like this where there are key players. He is very poised on defense. Certain things you look forward, Cash got the energy on offense and Copo brought it on defense."
On Hearing Fans Cheering
"During the game, no. When you come out, you notice it. You are so focused that you don't notice it. It helps get your energy and adrenaline running."
On Playing Tonight
"Just trying to get back out there. I feel like I haven't played in so long. It felt good to be out there and helping my team whatever I had to do to help win. Trying to get back in the groove with my teammates. And be ready to play."
On Being in Better Shape
"From being a freshman, any freshman is hard. Being in shape, and being able to run up and down. It's been easier since I got in shape and lost some weight."
On Last Few Days
"No, I've got great teammates. My teammates know because I talk about everything with them. As long as my teammates weren't down on me, nothing really mattered."
On What The Win Win Means
"It helps. It helps us a lot especially after the St. John's loss. It was a ranked opponent at home, and it is a big deal. We have two more ranked opponents here. After that loss, people thought they won't make it, but we never felt like that."
On NCAA Hopes
"We aren't just going to assume that this team losses. We are going to control what we can control and the outcome of our own games. No, everyone doubts us. We don't care. It doesn't matter to us.
Cashmere Wright, So., G
On Setting the Tone
"Coach Cronin told me from the get go to reduce the play calling and just attack. Attack, attack, attack. Just be aggressive. He told us to look inside first. He told us to quit thinking and just do it. It made the game much easier. I did less thinking and more playing."
Sean Kilpatrick, Fr., G
On Celebrating
"Yes, especially after the fact that they support us all year. They deserve something like that."
On Playing with Fire
"For the past couple of days, we've been having a lot of meetings telling each other that we have to hold each other accountable. Even though one of the other players scores, we aren't looking about it that Coach is going to be mad. We are looking that other players are going to be mad. We are playing for each other. It's always more accountability, but at the end of the day, it's good to play together and have each other's b ack."
University of Louisville Quotes
Rick Pitino
UofL Head Coach
Opening comment …
"They played tenacious defense and took us out of our game. That is a credit to what they did. Our guys tried as they usually do, but when you get in a game like that when it is such a slow-paced game and it's smash mouth basketball, you have to match the defensive effort without fouling. We physically couldn't match that and that is the reason that we lost the game. We didn't do a good job of defending them in the low post, we fouled too much. That being said the pace was theirs. They were at home. They needed this win to get them in the NCAA and they certainly deserved it and I'm real happy for Mick."
On getting within five points …
"Yeah, Mike Marra had a wide open shot. We have to get him concentrating on defense, doing other things, then he will make his shots. He is just relying on being a jump shooter. Instead he needs to learn how to run a pick and roll correctly, he needs to learn to guard somebody and if he starts doing it and becoming a better passer, he will make shots. When you are just a one-dimensional basketball player, you put too much pressure on yourself. Kyle (Kuric) has learned to do that, Kris Smith has learned to that a little bit. Now Mike has to do it."
On getting within 12 and then stalling …
"Yeah, we had that wide open shot. We struggled to score. They played great defense, they really did, but the difference in the game without question is that we couldn't turn them over and we couldn't keep them off the foul line. That was the difference in the game."
On only attempting seven free throws …
"Yeah, it wasn't the referees' calls. We don't have guys that get to the rim. TJ dishes, but our guards didn't get foul."
On substituting …
"Yeah, we still can't substitute yet. Rock (Jared Swopshire) hasn't played in nine weeks. He may be in shape to play, but he is not in basketball shape to play. Gorgui (Dieng) did a decent job, so he is ready to play, he wasn't out that long. Preston (Knowles) got a lot of experience and I'm happy with that. He threw some nice passes and that is going to help us."
UofL Player Quotes
#23 Terrence Jennings, Forward
On what went wrong tonight against Cincinnati…
"We just didn't come out and execute like we were supposed to. They [Cincinnati] came out and they were prepared. They played great tonight, but we just didn't do what we were supposed to do."
On Louisville's lack of consistent flow…
"Cincinnati took us out of pretty much our whole offense. We just have to get back in the gym and get ready for UConn. They played great tonight, and I give them credit for coming out and playing well."
On Louisville's intensity level…
"In the first half we kind of let ourselves get down. I think the effort was there, we just didn't execute properly and weren't able to get stops like we were supposed to."
On the physicality of the game…
"It was hard, but it's just the mentality. We have to come out and be tougher. They were the tougher team tonight, and they played great. Like I said, we have to get back to the gym and figure out what we need to do to get better. Our effort was there tonight, and we played hard. We just need to get better."
#14 Kyle Kuric, Guard
On Cincinnati's defense…
"Their [Cincinnati's] wasn't the problem tonight; it was our defense. We didn't get stops like we needed to."
On Louisville's offense…
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The rules of pulling abroad when you're not travelling on your own.
For the single traveller, love (or at least unashamed lust) can strike in the strangest places. After all, I still have disturbing memories of a friend getting it on with a barely legal German girl in a Prague playground. She had just been sick too, which was extra romantic.
It is a golden rule of travel, however, that the more filthy, un-private and inappropriate your accommodation, the more likely you are to pick up.
If 'love' strikes when you have a nice hotel room, then there's no problem – just go back there. However, not all single people travel on their own – many are either travelling with a friend and thus sharing a room, or doing the whole tour bus and hostel thing.
If the former, tactics should be decided beforehand. It's probably best to agree that the successful party has to find their own hotel room at short notice. Or if trying to get things moving a little quicker, slip the extraneous friend enough cash to find an alternate room to disappear to, whilst commandeering the original.
In dorms, it's a whole different story. Anyone who has done the backpacking thing will probably have come across the horror of the top bunk sex marathon. Part of me admires the audacity of those that have the guts to do it; the correct response should be a standing ovation rather than disgusted tutting. But it's not what you want to hear if you're trying to get to sleep before catching an early train to some freezing hellhole in Poland that you can't even spell.
Luckily, most newly enamoured couples don't have the nerve for communal coitus. And it's for precisely this reason that, on a regular basis, hostel shower cubicles across the world host scenes more suited to the adult movie industry. Just clean up afterwards, hey guys?
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Kelly McKenzy Watson, 34, has been charged with unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor after allegedly engaging in a relationhip with a student attending a school for kids with emotional and behavioral issues
Watson met the student when she was teaching at New Haven Youth and Family Services in Vista, Calif., a school dedicated to helping young boys with emotional and behavioral issues.
Posted by Green Chili Tiger How is she being charged when it's obvious that the kid has emotional and behavioral issues?
According to he link the guy was 17. Nothing to see here. If he was younger it would be different.
Plus the kid is ED
Plus the kid is ED....that's considered a form of mentally disabled
Might be he just had some misbehaving issues..looks like Kelly set him straight.
Age of consent in California is 18
You don't get sent to those types of schools with just behavior issues. That is considered the worst of the worst as far as SpEd assignments go--we are talking kids that have to be restrained on a daily basis to keep them from killing people. Shoot, I've seen some pretty bad kids still stay in "regular" schools....kids who will walk up to anyone within their reach and try to stab them with a pencil....public masturbators, defecators, screamers.....the only one I know of who got sent to one of those schools was an older kid who killed his sibling.
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posted at 11:32 am on May 21, 2009 by Allahpundit
He could have had Hillary, instead he did the egotistical thing and picked a dullard who'd make him look that much better by comparison. As Tom Maguire once said, they told me if I voted for McCain we'd have a moron as VP — and they were right! Enjoy the next three years, Barry.
President Obama is so "distracted by his vice president's indiscipline" that he has been forced to rebuke privately Vice President Joe Biden, according to a new book by Newsweek journalist Richard Wolffe, who interviewed Obama a dozen times…
As evidence, Wolffe reports that during the presidential transition period, Biden insulted Valerie Jarrett, one of Obama's closest friends and confidantes. Jarrett had been considered Obama's top choice to fill his vacated Senate seat in Illinois, but took herself out of the running just hours after Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich allegedly told a wiretapped conference call he would not heed any Obama recommendation without a payoff.
"Soon after Jarrett pulled out of consideration for the Senate seat, the senior transition team met to discuss cabinet picks," Wolffe writes. "Biden tried to compliment Jarrett after one contribution. 'You should be in the Senate,' he quipped. After the meeting, as everyone returned to their offices, Obama stopped Biden to warn him not to say anything like that again. 'It's not funny,' he told him."
As goofy as he is, has Biden said anything that's really hurt Obama — yet? There were campaign gaffes aplenty, most memorably his prediction about how The One's inexperience would invite a challenge from some enemy state early on, but the only major stinkbomb I can think of since the inauguration was his panic attack about swine flu on the subways. He's eased comfortably into the Quayle role: Doing no real harm, sporadically providing material for late-night comics, and by his mere existence encouraging people to pray fervently for the continued good health of the president. Exit question: Dump him for Hillary in 2012? Naaah.
Update: Someone in the comments suggests Claire McCaskill for VP in 2012. You know, that's a heck of an idea.
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