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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 23, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Schertz man arrested as counterfeiter By JOHN KASTNER Correspondent The biggest counterfeit scheme ever to hit the small Guadalupe County town of Schertz, has led to the arrest of a 26-year-old Schertz resident here Thursday. Arrested at his home and charged with counterfeiting and conspiracy to counterfeit, was Michall C. Douglas, 26, of 517 Mitchell Street, Schertz. Douglas, the fourth suspect to be arrested in the last two weeks, is believed to be the kingpin in a scheme that netted a $4,000 two-sided counterfeit bill copier used to get coins from money changing machines. According to U.S. Treasury special agent Ed Nowland, the scheme is the first in the history of Schertz and apparently had been in the planning stages for quite some time. Neighbors and friends of the suspect said he has had money problems and reportedly is unemployed. Douglas remains in the Bexar County Jail after U.S. Magistrate Dan Naranjo denied bond. The defendant faces a detention hearing later this month. Arrested and charged earlier this month were Gerald Fischer, 35; his wife, Cassie Alexander, 24; and Jimmy Stover 24, all of New Braunfels. Comal County Jail not overcrowded Overcrowding in the state prison system has not posed any problems for Comal County jail officials, although it has reportedly forced officials in Bexar County to consider the release of prisoners by reducing bonds. On Jan. 16, the Texas prison system reached 95 percent capacity, forcing it to refuse to take prisoners until enough inmates were released to keep the capacity just under the maximum amount. Prison doors reopened Tuesday. Comal County jail administrator Walt Sumner said that one prisoner was transferred from Comal County to Texas Department of Corrections last week and was accepted. He noted that there may be as many as two prisoners to be transferred to the facility next week. "We don't know if they will be accepted or not," he said. Prisoners are taken to TDC quarters in Austin on their way to one of the state's prisons. Should the system refuse to accept a prisoner because of population problems, the county would then retain the prisoners until transfer is possible. Prisoner population at the county's jail is certainly not a problem. Sumner said the facility can accomodate 148 prisoners and currently is holding 85. Panel seeking exemplary damages, legal fees limit AUSTIN I AP> — A special legislative study committee wants to put a cap on court judgments and attorneys' fees as a means of easing the liability insurance crisis, which the committee says was caused in part by the Texas Supreme Court. "We are convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that the crisis is real," Sen. Grant Jones, D-Temple. and Hep. Mike Toomey, R-Houston. co-chairmen of the Joint Committee on Liability Insurance and Tort I .aw, said in a joint statement. "It is causing tremendous harm to business, health care, governmental and charitable activities in Texas," they told a news conference. The committee made a 245-page report to the legislature Thursday after a yearlong study. The report was signed by eight of the IO committee members. Sen. Kent Caperton, D-Bryan, said a minority report would be made later. Jones and Toomey said they found no single cause for the crisis, but problems uncovered rn the study must be attacked on three fronts — tort law reform, insurance law reform and stronger medical discipline. "The study produced conclusive evidence that fundamental changes in tort law over the past several years, largely through decisions by the Texas Supreme Court, have eroded the ability of insurers to accurately predict the frequency and magnitude of their losses." the statement said Toomey told reporters he felt the time had come "to find out which body makes law rn Texas. People must decide whether its the legislature or five men on the Supreme Court who make the laws." The majority report said damage awards in personal injury suits should be limited to $250,000 for noneconomic losses such as pain, suffering and mental anguish. It recommended no limit on measurable losses in personal injury lawsuits, including medical bills and lost wages. The report urged that state law be changed to limit punitive damages to $100,000, or three times the actual economic damage, whichever is greater. The person filing the suit would get 25 percent of punitive damages, his attorney 25 percent and the state 50 percent. A plaintiff's attorney would be able to charge a fee limited to 40 percent of the first $100,000, 33.9 percent of the second $200,000, 25 percent of the next $200,000 and IO percent of any amount over $500,000. The majority report made 30 recommendations for changes in state tort laws — laws which govern civil suits brought by an injured person against an alleged wrongdoer. It also recommended 22 changes in insurance laws and four changes to strengthen authority of the Texas Bi lard of Medical Examiners. Caperton said earlier a minority report would oppose any tort law changes. He said the minority report w ill sa> the investigation found little support for the argument that liability insurance rates were driven up by increased numbers of lawsuits anil an increase in judgments awarded to plaintiffs Chicken Fest draws ire 'Immoral, illegal' say some; profitable say others IA GRANGE, Texas I AP) — The notorious Chicken Ranch, closing of which in the early 1970s was immortalized on stage and film in "The Best little Whorehouse in Texas," is once again ruffling feathers in this small community. The flurry this time is sparked by a plan to commemorate the famous bordello by selling 45 million square-inch plots of ground around the original site, by building a museum to tell its history and staging an annual "Chicken Fest" on Memorial Day. Mayor Charlie Jungmichel called the plan "a slap in the face to the people in our county." The city council, led by Jungmichel, and the La Grange Ministerial Association are opposing what they consider an inappropriate proposal to glorify a bordello. The two groups are urging residents in a published statement to join in "openly and strongly opposing this blight on our homes, our families and the generation to come." Dr. Thomas Miller, president of tile Chamber of Commerce, said he can understand why some think the Chicken Ranch gives a bad name to a community. but his group is endorsing the plan. Some 65 members voted in favor of participating in the festival in a recent poll and 41 were opposed. Fayette County Commissioner Dan Beck said the commissioners have not taken a stand on the issue and he has no problem with the project as long as it is legal and conducted with dignity. As was the case when KTRK-TV's Marvin Zmdler forced the shutdown of the brothel that operated virtually undisturbed for about LIO years near here, many residents seem reluctant to discuss the controversy. But Todd Hoffman, president of The Original Chicken Ranch Inc. and seller of the square-inch plots of land, defends his ideas, chiding his opponents for not being as vocal when the bordello was operating. He said the county commissioners court strongly supported him when he first came up with his plans for the site of the Chicken Ranch, so named because chickens were accepted as payment for services during the Depression. The "Chicken Fest" is scheduled to have name entertainers and events including a barbt-cue cookoff with a $40,000 purse. Those who bought tile tiny plots of lands will be given free admission. Hoffman threatened to take his Chicken Fest and its economic benefits elsewhere if the mayor and ministers stay opposed. "We're not interested in the money," Jungmichel said. "I think our morals are a little better than that." He said many of the opponents to Hoffman's plan also were against the bordello when it was operating. Monsignor Harry Mazurkiewicz, head of the ministers' group, said many in the area have expressed support for opposing "any attempt to glorify, memorialize or otherwise celebrate'' the existence of "an immoral and illegal house of prostitution." Immediate Notice of IMPORTANT ORIENTAL AUCTION No Minimum - No Rosery# On request of the City Gov't of Beijing, China, we are commissioned to liquidate the total inventory of China Trade Corp., Houston, TxJUl merchandise of top quality taken directly from the Houston warehouse site. Location: Holiday Inn - New Braunfels lost IH 35 (Seguin Exit) Time: Sat. Jan. 24th 1:30 p.m. Sharp Preview one hour prior to the Auction. Included In this special auction sale are: Hundradsof highly valuable * unique WORKS OP ART PROM CHINA. AU Unde of ORIENTAL FURNISHINGS, rosewood, lacquer a stone-inlaid type, aU kinds of Porcelain, old A new, palace vase, Sab bowl A many oneof-ehind items. Oriental rues of aU Bads, JEWELRY of att binds, gemstones a 14 K. gold, semi-precious Cash, Chock, Vlaa/Maater Core Auctioneer Chartae Gregg TXE-027-0162 New Braunfels High School horremaking cottage caves in beneath a bulldozer's blade as school ad- DCRYL CLAR K/t toff ministration makes way for parking spaces. History, termites biting the dust The New Braunfels ISD is paving an historic site to put up a parking lot. Work crews began tearing down the old New Braunfels High School homemaking cottage, built in 1925, to make way for a new parking lot to serve school district employees working in the Education Center and the tax office. "With the city ordinance saying we have to have so many parking spaces per office space, we need that space for parking," said Ixinnie Curtis, NBISD's finance superintendent. "To meet city ordinances, you have to provide so many parking spaces. There is no other place to put them." School district employees have been parking along the street and behind the Education Center. The old building at 431 West Mill St. served as the administration offices for the school district until early December when employees moved across the street and into the newly renovated Education Center. Curtis said administrators discussed the possibility of moving the old building but decided that would not be cost effective. "Termites, over the years, have pretty well gutted the shell," he said. Curtis added that crews will begin putting in a parking lot as soon as possible. He said the lot will be torn up for some time but, depending on weather, work should be completed within a few weeks. Kidnapper, Texas Ranger die in shootout; child okay HORSESHOE BAY. T exas 1 AP • A Texas Ranger was shot t<» death and an unidentified man died in a shootout as officers attempted to arrest a man suspected in two separate kidnappings, authorities said toda\ During the shootout Thursday night, a 2-year-old kidnapped child was found safe and unharmed, and the binh of an abducted maid was later discovered in a boat house* nearby in this lakeside resort community, said David Wells, a Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman. Ranger Stan Guffey. 40. of Brach died in a Burnet hospital late Thursday night. Wells said early this morning. Guffey was the first Ranger to be killed rn the line *1 duty since 1978. Wells said He said the kidnapping suspect died at the scene of the shooting on I Hike Lyndon B. Johnson west »t Marble Falls. Officers discovered the body of Denise Johnson. 22. a live-m maid al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitehead of Horseshoe Bay. identnfed as parents of the child who had also been abducted The woman had been missing for about a week. Wells said,. The 2-vear-old. Kara Lee Whitehead, had been kidnapped earlier Thursday from a home here. he said. There had been telephone calls demanding ransom in kidnapping ut the child. Wells said. Further details were not immediately available concerning the ransom demands W ells said Guffey and Ranger John \ycock. 39. of Belton, were involved with other officers in a stakeout near a home at the time of the shootout Wells said the Rangers were hiding i*. the bac k seat of an automobile in which the suspect was* about to attempt to use as a getaway car The man placed the child in tin* tr>*nt seat of the car and then ap-parenth saw the Rangers and fired at Guffev. striking him in the head. 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The heterotic string and the geometry of the supersymmetric Einstein-Yang-Mills background
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It is shown that the Wess-Zumino term of a heterotic superstring in aN = 1,D = 10 supergravity background can be given in terms of the torsion of the background in both versions (IA and IB) of theN = 1,D = 10 supergravity theory. The gauge degrees of freedom of the background are included according to the ideas of Kaluza and Klein. Explicit expressions for the vielbein, connection, torsion, and curvature of a space with 506 bosonic and 16 fermionic coordinates are given.
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We have been homeschooling since 1999/2000 but only really unschooling for about 2 years or so. I think my biggest problem is that I would really like to have the kids sitting quietly at the table, writing neatly in workbooks - in other words, that I have yet to de-school myself.
I worry that none of them are doing anything productive, I worry that the two younger boys (7 and almost 9) still have no interest in learning to read.
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Your doubts and restlessness are normal, and it can take a while to see that learning takes place outside the narrow view most of us have when it comes to education. So, if nothing else, take heart in that many people have been where you are and have felt what you are feeling.
Can you recall a time that you learned something new? Either as a child or adult, something you intentionally sought out or something that just happened seemingly out of nowhere? That happens for children too. People (and kids are people too, lol) learn constantly through what they see, hear, touch, taste, think, and so on. It can be tough to see the connections at first, but trust me... it's happening. There's no way for it NOT to be happening, It's how we learn to walk and talk, kwim?
Many children are not ready for reading at 7. Instead of focusing on "learning to read" you could maybe read stories, create stories verbally (I think storytelling is an art!), listen to books on tape, discuss your favorite authors and stories, tell the kids a story and have them draw the pictures if they are interested & then have them tell you a story and you illustrate instead! You can show them different languages for fun (my kids thought braille was really cool when they were little). The point really being that the reading will come, but in the meantime language and words are literally everywhere.
Breathe deeply, it takes time. :)
Embrace the learning that is happening within the things that are actually happening!
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This fall, the Glenbrooks initiated a strategic planning process, focused specifically on the areas of curriculum and student wellness. To kick things off, the district conducted a community-wide survey to help identify important items for action/discussion over the next three years. In the two-week period that concluded in early October, 1,500 parents, student, staff and community members electronically provided input.
Next, during the month of November, the district hosted two sessions where parents, students and community representatives learned about existing district plans, reviewed data, and discussed key topics with curriculum and student wellness administrators. This input will be used to help identify emerging issues for the district to consider over the next three years.
At the board meeting on February 8, Assistant Superintendent for Educational Services Dr. Rosanne Williamson presented an overview of the strategic planning findings and an update on the process that will include additional focus groups of staff and students this spring.
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Sage couldn't help but scream as a bullet flew past her ear, seeking out her captor. The man released his hold on her and fell to the ground. Sage stole a moment to glance at the man. A pool of blood was rapidly forming around his head. Did he deserve such fate? She shrugged the question off. After all it was either her or the man...
Sage ran towards Drakmor, who was surveying the inside of the musty butcher shop. Animal carcasses hung from the rafters of the ceiling. The floor was damp and dirty. Sage felt sick to her stomach in this place. She would have to ask the captain to let her hunt for their meat from now on. The pig man was too well... pig headed and vile to properly hunt and skin anything she would eat. She glanced back at Drakmor, who was undoubtedly looking for the sniper who had shot the bounty hunter down.
"Give it a rest, he did us a justice by killing that man." Sage had to admit.
Drakmor shook his head, his hand, she noticed was coiled into a fist. "Don't be so naïve as to think so. Let's get out of here before-"
"Before what?!" A masked man asked as he dropped to the floor. He was bulky but stealthy enough to remain unnoticed until now. He must have been hiding in the rafters, Sage thought. Before they could dwell on the man's intention's he threw his fist into Drakmor's nose. Caught off guard, Drakmor fell to the dirt floor. The man tried to grab for Sage, but she was quicker than he was. She grabbed for the butcher knife sheathed at his hip. The man reached out for her arm. His fingers dug into her flesh. Sage retaliated by driving the knife into the man's shoulder. He hollered in pain. He grabbed Sage by her collar with his free hand. He mustered up his strength to throw her into Drakmor. In the same instance Drakmor's blade went flying into the man's forehead, finishing him off. Sage got up awkwardly from where she landed sprawled on top of Drakmor. She pushed the hair out of her face. She reached out a hand to help Drakmor up. Drakmor got up and pushed Sage behind him, as a third man approached them.
The third man held a crossbow. Far more expensive looking than her's. He aimed it at Drakmor. An arrow sliced through the skin on Drakmor's mechanic arm. If he felt any pain, she didn't see it register on his face.
Drakmor ran full speed at the man, barreling into him and knocking him to the floor. His fist clipped the man so hard in the jaw it rendered him unconscious.
Drakmor did a 360 of the room and turned towards Sage. "I think that was the last of them, he said retrieving his knife from the second offender and stealing the man's crossbow. He handed it to Sage. "It's all yours now."
Sage smiled and managed a thank you. She wouldn't admit how shaken up she was from the encounter. Something behind Drakmor caught her attention. It was a crooked painting. What an odd place to hang a painting, She thought. She edged closer to Drakmor, to get a better look at it. Drakmor's eye's went wide, as he was unsure of her motives. He edged closer to the wall, backing away from her uncertainty. Sage was inches away from Drakmor as she reached out above his shoulder. Instinctively she straightened the painting. Before she knew what was happening the floor fell out from under them. They screamed as they plunged some fifty feet below the ground.
They landed with a thud. Luckily the ground had been packed with straw. Sage stood up, but Drakmor was quicker and already on his feet.
"You couldn't resist could you?!" He hollered. "I left my bike out there unattended!"
Sage shrieked back. "I'm sorry it was instinctive...and as for your bike... I'm sure only a mad man would try to steal that death trap!"
Drakmor scoffed, "I forget how young you still are."
Sage ignored him. A shimmering object beneath the straw had caught her eye. She knelt down and began pushing the straw aside. Drakmor walked towards her as she unveiled a solid gold cup. She laughed with glee as she held it up. "Is it real?"
Drakmor reached out for the cup. He examined it for a minute before declaring, "Yes." He said in awe. "This could be worth a fortune!"
"Give it back than." Sage said stealing the cup away from him. She held it to her chest. "Look under the straw their could be more treasures," she said.
Sure enough the ground was packed with gold tokens. "Unbelievable," Drakmor whispered, filling his pockets with gold. Sage was greedily pocketing the coins herself, when she noticed her arm was covered in blood. She hadn't remembered being cut in the warehouse. She felt a drop hit her square in the nose, she looked up towards it's source. Scaling the ceiling was a headless corpse, carrying his severed head in his arms. The head wore a malicious grin. Torn arteries hung out of place, dripping mass quantities of blood. Sage took a moment to recover from shock before screaming senselessly.
She felt a hand clamp over her mouth, and an arm lead her away from the corpse on the ceiling. She dropped the golden chalice. In fear that she had been seized by another corpse, she tried to wriggle herself free.
"Stop." A familiar voice said.
Sage sighed in relief, at the sound of Drakmor's voice. He removed his hand. "Be quiet he warned. The Zombies aren't very clever. If they can't hear us they most likely won't find us."
Sage wrapped her arms about herself. "What are Zombies? Have you dealt with these creatures before ?"
Drakmor nodded his head. They moved further into a tunneling corner of the basement. Sage took a moment to find another weapon. She dropped the new crossbow in the butcher shop. Against the wall she found what looked like an old table. She tore one leg off of the bottom of it. It wasn't hard as the wood was mostly rotted. A nail stuck out of the top of the leg. Perfect, she had thought. She turned to make her way back towards Drakmor. She gasped when she realized the Zombie behind him. It was a female. Her skin was gray and most of her white hair had fallen out. Her clothes were mere rags that hardly covered her decrepit body. Drakmor's back was turned to the creature. "Is that a new perfume Sage? It smells like...roses" He had asked, mistaking the Zombie for Sage.
Sage was quiet as the Zombie came closer to Drakmor. Just as Drakmor whirled around, Sage struck it in the back with the torn table piece. The Zombie fell to the ground with the nail lodged into her back. These creatures were horrid and scary, but resilient they were not. Sage stood over the unconscious zombie she raised the piece of wood. Before she could strike it again, Drakmor grabbed the piece of wood from her again. "No need you killed it. It's dead...again." He informed.
Sage steadied her breath. "What are Zombies Drakmor? What do they do?"
Drakmor handed Sage back the piece of wood. " If they get close enough steal your soul. Be on guard there is still one left."


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Andrew O'Hagan is a writer, and contributing editor to the London Review of Books and Granta magazine. Our Fathers (1999), his first novel, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize for Fiction and the Whitbread First Novel Award.
In 2003 he was nominated by Granta magazine as one of 20 Best of Young British Novelists.
In 2004 he edited The Weekenders: Adventures in Calcutta, a collection of various writers' accounts of Kolkata.
Salman Rushdie, Cerys Matthew, Jarvis Cocker, Andrew Motion, Billy Bragg and other artists and writers pick their favourite moments from Dylan's body of work
As Andrew O'Hagan prepares to complete a journey around the British Isles begun with Seamus Heaney, he reflects on his lifelong immersion in poetry, and celebrates poets as risk-takers and miracle-workers
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Night, Edna O'Brien's short stylistic masterpiece, gave new and fierce expression to female sexuality, writes Andrew O'Hagan
Seamus Heaney was a great poet and friend, says Andrew O'Hagan, as he relives their travels in Scotland, Ireland and Wales – tucking into chowder and contemplating the afterlife
Child casualties in Afghanistan are rising, among them children recruited as suicide bombers by the Taliban – often with their parents' blessing. But education is saving many others, says Andrew O'Hagan
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Andrew O'Hagan was too haunted by his first book – an investigation of missing persons in the light of the West murders – to turn it into a play. He reveals why he changed his mind
Andrew O'Hagan: This is a children's famine, and it shines a light into the empty places of our conscience
Hailed as 'the greatest theatre producer who ever lived' and the champion of all things beautiful, Serge Diaghilev transformed not only ballet but all the arts in the 20th century. Andrew O'Hagan welcomes the V&A's lavish celebration of his legacy
Andrew O'Hagan gives his verdict on Tony Blair's memoir
In 1990 Andrew O'Hagan, aged 21, took a job at a charity for blind ex-servicemen. For many at St Dunstan's, the mud and blood of Ypres or the Somme were the last they had seen of life. Here, the novelist recalls how those old soldiers opened a new world to him
From Achilles' horse to Lassie, animals provide moral authority and sympathy in fiction, often giving voice to the silenced and oppressed. Andrew O'Hagan, who has written a novel from the perspective of Marilyn Monroe's pet terrier, on what literature's eloquent creatures tell us about being human
'We watched our great hopes, embodied in New Labour, calcify and then crucify our expectations of a fairer Britain,' says Andrew O'Hagan
Andrew O'Hagan investigates the events that led up to one of Britain's most violent days in recent times - and talks to the families left behind
Now that our decline is real, will the English working class embrace a notion of collective responsibility, wonders Scottish novelist Andrew O'Hagan
Andrew O'Hagan reveals why the stage premiere of his novel Be Near Me had to happen on home turf
An idea of the United States as idealistic and open has always captivated Andrew O'Hagan, even as America - with Britain in its wake - turned its back on decency. Does Barack Obama signal the return of hope?
Andrew O'Hagan: Interviewing is, as Capote says, an art, as well as a one-sided record of a human interaction, one in which the author may appear only as it suits the story and vanish without guilt.
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Earlier this year, the novelist Andrew O'Hagan travelled to Malawi with Unicef. The following story, written to mark World Aids Day next Friday, was inspired by the plight of children he met at an orphanage.
Novelist Andrew O'Hagan grew up in a football-mad family in Scotland. But, try as he might, he could never share their passion. Maybe that's why he wanted the poster of a ballet dancer in his bedroom. And now, 30 years later, his stepsons have fallen for the game ...
'If you want to write, read every book in the library,' Andrew O'Hagan was told. So he did.
They offer guides to pole-dancing venues alongside advice on buying curtains and every few pages there is a soap star in her knickers. Welcome to the world of 'general interest' magazines dedicated to the rough magic of being a bloke. But what kind of man actually reads this stuff? Andrew O'Hagan goes in search of a very British species.
When Andrew O'Hagan went to Sainsbury's at the start of his investigation into British farming, talk was of real food and a new breed of rural producer. In the third instalment of this major study, he heads west to find out just what that has meant for one farm in Devon.
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Although these prints share similarities in composition, format, printing techniques, and the subject matter of beautiful women in elegant kimonos, the treatment of space is quite different. Toshikata's space flows logically and perceptibly in a seamless manner from foreground to middle ground to deep distance.
Utamaro treats space somewhat randomly. We can certainly read which objects and figures exist in front of others, but just as the clouds and trees in the landscape painting on the byobu (screen) in the background have been stylized, so has the handling of space. The lack of spatial depth pushes everything up against a frontal plane, but the resulting flatness highlights the individual figures and objects.
The rationality of spatial handling in Toshikata's print echoes the spirit of the age in which it was produced—an era of rapid modernization during which the fledgling Meiji government promoted bunmei kaika ("enlightenment and civilization") in its efforts to catch up with the West.
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Posted on 11/22/2012 8:33:45 PM PST by Arthurio
WASHINGTON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - New comments from top Republican lawmaker John Boehner slamming health care reforms illustrate how hard it will be for Washington to reach a deficit reduction deal when talks resume next week, analysts said on Thursday.
President Barack Obama and the U.S. Congress will begin negotiating next week on a plan that could avert tax hikes and spending cuts set to begin in January that economists worry could push the U.S. economy over the "fiscal cliff" and into recession.
Boehner did not explicitly mention the "fiscal cliff" talks in an opinion piece published in the Cincinnati Enquirer on Wednesday. But he argued the nation cannot afford the costs of Obama's 2010 health care reform law, given the United State's sluggish economy and massive $16 trillion debt.
"That's why I've been clear that the law has to stay on the table as both parties discuss ways to solve our nation's massive debt challenge," said Boehner, who is a key player in the talks.
Boehner's comments show it won't be easy to reach a deal on the thorny tax and spending issues, said Greg Valliere, chief political strategist at Potomac Research Group in Washington.
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HorseFeathers!!! Why is it always up to the GOP to "compromise" with Husein the statist. He's taken tax cuts off the table, won't negotiate on 0bamacare or do anything to avert the fiscal cliff, yet it's always the GOP who are obstructionist. He acts like he has a decisive mandate when in reality he skated in by a few percentage points because he won places like Philly with 108% of the vote!!!! (Nothing to see there, move along....)
None of this matters though because the MSM acts as if the community organizer won in a landslide, and sadly so do Boehner and the GOP.
I'm getting to the point where I no longer even debate with liberals, I hope 0boober gets all he wants and we go right over the cliff.
-— I'm getting to the point where I no longer even debate with liberals, I hope 0boober gets all he wants and we go right over the cliff. -—
It's just a matter of time now. Obama fundamentally transformed America, as promised.
On the plus side, he may have converted a slow, 50-year decline, into a rapid five-year collapse, resulting in the death of socialism. That's my hope.
Never thought I'd live to see this.
It'll be easy to reach a deal alright.
What won't be easy is how to position that smoke and mirrors so as to fool the stock, bond and currency traders into thinking something of substance has transpired.
The American public, well, they're easily fooled so no worries there.
"Lets go off the cliff, to hell with it. If GWB was responsible for the bad economy at the end of his term then why try to save O from his? Let him worry about his legacy."
Anyone see a good ending for us here?
The one silver lining of Obama winning, besides not having Romney as President, is it gives us the opportunity to have another huge midterm, take the Senate and start 2016 as the favorites.
It won't happen automatically GOP must not F up.
I predict a tourniquet will be applied at the last day, but in the long run it won't matter, for the patient will still bleed to death. When, is anybody's guess. The GOP "leadership" will surely fail us again and again.
My father told me over thirty yrs ago that it was a waste of time to try to put sense in a liberal's head or argue with them Their mind is made up and they refuse to considr anything else,
He was right. I finally figured that out after a few decades.
I tell my wife not to bother.
Just prepare, and let them "return to their vomit."
Here are a few basic questions I have been pondering:
How does Obama lose? Bad economy?
How do Republicans help this along without getting the blame?
If GWB got responsibility for the bad economy in 2008 ( not totally unreasonable) then should Bohner get it if it goes bad the next few years or Obama?? (OK, a rhetorical question) .
One important factor I noticed between 2011 (to now) and 2007 to 2008: Polls showed that most Americans thought that Republicans were in control of congress in 2007 and 2008, but most Americans think that Republicans are in control of congress the past two years too. Dems wanted it this way.
This is something totally missed by Republicans (but not by me!).
Dems know that if they don't have absolute power then they need to convince voters that its the Rs who are in charge of the unpopular split congress, not them. Republicans are not that smart.
I'll be holding my breath...
By 2008, the Sheeple had already soured on Bush, so it wasn't hard to convince them to pin everything bad - including a worldwide real estate bubble meltdown - on him.
Actions are not Results.
Expectation here is only for tears.
This means spending cuts AND more taxes, both of which are in the "fiscal cliff."
Nothing is going to stop the long-wave contraction; the tussling up on Capital Hill is fiddlers playing and rearranging chairs as they try to pretend they didn't hit an iceberg.
Let it burn.
Boehner will fold like an origamist paper project.
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Britain's economic output grew at its fastest pace in January since September 2007, the Confederation of British Industry said today
The output growth balance rose to +30 in the three months to January from +26 in the three months to December- the strongest since the financial crisis started.
Katja Hall, chief policy director at the CBI said: "A picture is unfolding of a real upsurge in output across much of the UK economy."
But warned that businesses need to do more to help the recovery.
She added: "We certainly need companies investing more and creating a bigger footprint in fast-growing markets, and while some risks remain, we expect the economy to continue to strengthen through 2014."
Official gross domestic product numbers due at 9.30 am are expected to show the economy grew 0.7 per cent in the fourth quarter, compared with 0.8 per cent in the third quarter. This represents an annual expansion of 2.8 per cent- one of the fastest among advanced economies- and equates to overall gross domestic product growth of 1.9 per cent in 2013.
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In November, the Bank of England forecast growth of 0.9 per cent in the last three months of 2013, taking full-year growth to 1.6 per cent from the 1.4 per cent forecast in August, with Mark Carney announcing the UK's economic recovery had "finally taken hold".
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