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Those days are over.
Now, a trip to Cleveland's sparkling new, state-of-the-art stadium is just the medicine struggling football teams need to get back on track.
On Sunday, it was the Carolina Panthers who rediscovered their winning ways by dominating Cleveland for a 31-17 victory that kept the Browns winless in five home games this season.
The loss was the second straight dismal performance at home on the heels of a thrilling victory on the road.
"I don't know what it is that's keeping us from playing well at home," said Browns linebacker Wali Rainer. "We just have to start making plays, especially at home. We have to get the crowd in the game and keep them in the game."
The Browns failed to give their fans a reason to get excited, falling behind 31-3 and sending the sellout crowd of 72,818 streaming for the exits with more than 10 minutes left in the game.
"I felt the game came down to our inability to run the ball with any consistency," said Browns coach Chris Palmer. "When we had a chance to make plays, we didn't."
The Browns running game, which has basically been non-existent all season long, was at its worst. Starting running back Karim Abdul-Jabbar gained just 11 yards on seven carries before being benched at halftime. In all, the Browns managed just 60 yards on the ground, with just under half being generated by the scrambling of rookie quarterback Tim Couch (27 yards on 5 carries).
When the Browns tried to move the ball through the air, they found similar misery.
Rookie wide receiver Kevin Johnson dropped several passes, including one on a slant pass early in the second half, that, instead of picking up a first down, deflected into the hands of Panthers safety Eric Davis for an interception.
"We had too many dropped passes," said Palmer. "We had too many breakdowns. We didn't make plays, and in this league you have to make plays."
Meanwhile, Carolina's offense clicked on all cylinders against a Cleveland defense that missed too many tackles and failed to get off the field on third downs.
Tshimanga Biakabutuka, who returned from an injured right ankle that kept him out of the last three games, led the Panthers rushing attack with 93 yards on 17 carries.
"Honestly, I was surprised at how well Tshimanga played," said Carolina quarterback Steve Beuerlein. "I knew he was still favoring the ankle this week in practice. I wasn't sure how it would hold up in the game, but late in the third quarter he was still running through tackles. The defense had to focus on him, and that opened things up for our passing game."
Beuerlein shredded the Browns secondary before donning a baseball cap on the sidelines early in the fourth quarter, completing 21-of-27 passes for 199 yards, including an 8-yard touchdown pass to tight end Wesley Walls in the second quarter and a 1-yard touchdown toss to former Brown Brian Kinchen.
Seven different receivers caught at least two passes, with wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad the primary target, catching seven passes for 72 yards.
The Browns passing game posted deceiving numbers. Tim Couch completed 29-of-46 passes for 259 yards, but was intercepted twice. Couch's first interception was caused when his spike caught in the turf, forcing his throw to sail over a wide open Irv Smith, and right into the waiting hands of Panthers safety Brent Alexander early in the second quarter.
Cleveland found a number of different ways to self-destruct throughout the game. Trailing 3-0 in the first quarter, the Browns mounted an impressive seven-minute drive that culminated with a fourth-and-goal at the Panthers' 1.
Palmer chose to gamble on fourth down, but a false-start penalty called against left guard Jim Pyne forced the Browns to settle for a game-tying 23-yard field goal by Phil Dawson.
"We figured we'd go for the lead, and if we didn't get it, at least we'd have (Carolina) pinned down deep," said Palmer. "Pyne said he went on hut, and the official felt he went too soon. The play was going to be a run."
Statistically, the Browns had just 13 fewer yards than the Panthers (317), and had the same number of first downs (22).
Most of those numbers were generated during garbage time in the fourth quarter, when the Browns scored a pair of late touchdowns.
Terry Kirby was the first Brown to reach the end zone, scoring on a 2-yard touchdown run with 5:21 left in the game.
With just 10 seconds left, rookie wide receiver Darrin Chiaverini caught his first career touchdown pass, taking a bone-crushing hit from Panthers linebacker Mike Minter and still managing to hold onto a 12-yard scoring pass from Couch.
Chiaverini turned in a gutsy performance starting in place of injured veteran Leslie Shepherd. The rookie from Colorado caught eight passes for 72 yards, despite playing on an injured toe that forced him to take pain killers early in the game.
"It may be great to have the kind of day I had, but the bottom line is winning, and the fact is we didn't win," said Chiaverini. "It was nice to get that first touchdown pass, but really it doesn't mean a lot because the team did not play well. The touchdown doesn't make me feel any better."
With Tennessee (8-2) coming to town next week, followed by home games against playoff bound Jacksonville and Indianapolis, the Browns are on the brink of a winless season at home.
"I don't know why we can't play well at home," said cornerback Antonio Langham, who came up with the team's lone defensive highlight when he forced Muhammad to fumble after catching a pass deep in Cleveland territory midway through the second quarter. "Now I guess it is back to the drawing board, and hopefully, we can come out and play better next week."


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For 12 years running, the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) has opted to purchase BMW police motorcycles for its 36-member Solo Motorcycle Detail. By the end of June, 34 BMW R 1200 RT-P police motorcycles will replace 34 older models in the HPDs existing fleet of 50 BMW police motorcycles that have been in service for the past 12 years. The 2011 model BMW motorcycles, purchased from the islands only BMW motorcycle dealer, South Seas Cycle Exchange, will be ridden year-round by the Departments specially trained motorcycle squad. Officers will use the motorcycles to patrol the city and county of Honolulu; to perform escort duty for parades and visiting dignitaries; and to participate in community events, such as the Say Hi school program.
We are delighted to continue our relationship with the HPD by providing a fleet of authority motorcycles that have the highest level of standard equipment; the best fuel economy, an outstanding warranty and dynamic balanced performance all of which result in overall lower operating costs, safety and reliability, commented Steve Spiegel, owner, South Seas Cycle Exchange, 3149 Nimitz Highway.
A very high level of mission-specific standard equipment and features are built into every BMW police motor, making them the best long-term value for police agencies, added Frank Stevens, Authority Program Manager, BMW Motorrad USA. BMW motors come fully equipped with lights, siren, high performance electrical system, cooling system, radio preparation, as well as other special equipment requested. This saves the agency time and money otherwise required to separately purchase and install equipment or remove/trade that equipment with existing models.
The R 1200 RT-P (P for police) is based on the BMW R 1200 RT civilian model, but is equipped with features that tailor it for official use. It is powered by BMWs modern two-cylinder overhead cam Boxer twin, which delivers 110 horsepower at 7,750 rpm.
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Anybody tried those trail monitoring system that let you know if a deer is coming your way via a reciever that clips your belt. The only reason I ask is because I'm new to hunting and just recently had my first hunt in a pop up ground blind and loved it other than a few things. Where I hunt and will be hunting in the future there is a hill about 30yrds to the south, very thick tree/brush line to the west about 10 yrds away, there is field about 75yrds to the east and a road about 80 yrds to the north. So needless to say I don't have much notice if one is coming my way. I will not hunt in a stand due to a death of a close friend who fell out of one during bow season. Where I'm setup I really depend on sound to here if something is coming my way, and with the wind and the propane heater going it's tough to hear every little foot step. so I saw one of these in Cabelas and thought that would be a good way to know what direction a deer is going so I constantly don't have to keep looking all the over the place and scanning 360 degrees every second.
I've never heard of that but it sounds pretty cool, high tech but cool. So this device, does it alert you of an animal approaching from any/all directions or what? If it is something to bring positive vibes to your hunting experience then go for it. You did say that you don't have much notice if one is coming your way. Very sorry to hear about the loss of your close friend.
new toys ,why not
never heard of such a thing
i suppose it could work ya might get a lot of false alarms from birds the wind etc but hey if it makes ya feel good while hunting and keeps ya out there ya stand a better chance whats 50$ in the overall picture anyway
Ya I thought about the false alarms but atleast it will keep my anticipation going. I think that is what I loved most about my first hunt this year, everytime I heard a noise I about crapped myself with excitment thinking a deer was trottin' thru. Just the anticipation alone could keep me out in the blind all day, I don't know if thats a rookie thing or if that feeling never goes away.
That feeling may never go away!
thats part of the thrill
Lol mine has turned to agrevation, those stinkin deer where I hunt are screwin whith my head.
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In the middle of her song Adore You, the 21-year-old motioned to Katy, who was in the front row. Once they came together, the two kissed and quickly separated.
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And after! I adore you @MileyCyrus 👅 pic.twitter.com/xGU0UPna1S— Katy Perry (@katyperry) February 23, 2014
Katy isn't Miley's only famous fan. American Horror Story star Sarah Paulson, Joel Madden, Christina Aguilera, Hilary Duff and Diane Keaton have all shown up to see her perform.
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Editor's note: Reporters and photographers can watch the CU Solar Decathlon team as it builds about 20 Bio-SIP wall panels for the solar home. Construction is scheduled for March 21 or March 22 at the CU Distribution Center, 3300 Walnut St. in Boulder. Call Professor Julee Herdt or student project manager Jeff Lyng for specific times and details.
Looking to defend its 2002 title, the University of Colorado's Solar Decathlon team is developing a new building system from curbside wastepaper and soy for the U.S. Department of Energy's second solar home competition in fall 2005.
The patented structural insulated panel system, called Bio-SIPS, is based on CU Professor Julee Herdt's work with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wis. Made from cellulose waste and foam insulation, Bio-SIPS will be demonstrated for the first time at the 2005 competition.
CU is one of 20 university teams selected to compete in the international competition to design, build and operate a solar-powered home on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The 2005 Solar Decathlon, which will be held Oct. 6-15, is co-sponsored by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, American Institute of Architects and Home Depot.
About 30 undergraduate and graduate architecture and engineering students are collaborating on the project with CU faculty members Herdt of architecture and Michael Brandemuehl of engineering serving as advisers.
The CU home will be built from strong, durable construction alternatives to petroleum-based building materials. These include building materials made from recycled wood, paper and agricultural byproducts. Building materials for the CU house read like a health food menu and include soy, wheat, corn, flax, sunflower, canola, coconut and coffee, to name a few.
The home will be an affordable, modular "green alternative" that is competitively priced and easy to erect with current construction tools and standard building methods, Herdt said. The cost-efficient home will use solar energy for heating, cooling, lighting, hot water and all other electrical needs. The home also will power an electric car, which is included as part of the competition.
Construction will get under way during spring break when students are scheduled to build about 20 Bio-SIP wall panels for the 800-square-foot home. Construction will then continue on the factory assembly line of Summit Crest, a modular home company in Berthoud, which will fit the Bio-SIPs onto a steel chassis.
Following factory production, the house will be transported to the parking lot of the Home Depot in Louisville for final construction. The public will be invited to watch, learn and even participate in energy-efficient home construction as the CU team completes the project. The public also will be able to look inside as the house becomes a completely furnished energy-efficient home. The bio-based theme will carry through to the chairs and dishes used in the home.
In September, participating teams from the United States, Canada and Spain will transport their homes to Washington, D.C., where they will construct a solar village on the National Mall. The teams will compete in 10 contests on energy efficiency, renewable technology and the very best in comfortable and beautiful home design.
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Katie and Reuben from House of Humble have moved around a lot. Now that they have bought a place in the country they are setting to work turning their house into a home. Here they share their top tips.
Sometimes, in the busyness of daily life, home doesn't rate as much of a priority. But the place we live is so central to our happiness, sanity and general wellbeing. Home should be more than just a place you lay your head at night – it should be a sanctuary. A cosy little haven where we can retreat from the rest of the world, surrounded by the people and things we hold dearest. Here are five simple and affordable ways to make any house a home.
1. Print your photos
Modern technology has made taking photos easier than ever before. Unfortunately, it has also made it very easy for us to upload pictures to Facebook or a hard drive, then forget about them and never get around to making hard copies. Displaying photos of the people you love and happy times gone by is one of the simplest and most effective ways to personalise a space. There are plenty of websites where you can order prints and have them delivered and you can even have your photos made into cute things like posters, magnets, mugs and books. The possibilities are endless!
2. Grow things
Pot plants are wonderful for bringing a bit of nature inside and lovely for decorating, especially if you are renting and unable to make major changes to your home. Growing things you can eat is particularly nice. What could be more homely than picking some herbs for dinner fresh from a window box in your kitchen? You needn't have a lot of space to grow edibles. Many vegetables, like tomatoes and lettuces, will grow very happily in pots on a balcony and a little nook bursting with home grown veggies is guaranteed to make any place feel cosier.
3. Fill your home with meaningful things
Collect pieces of furniture from op-shops, flea markets and antique store adventures. Sew your own cushions with fabric that was a gift from a friend. Drink tea in a pot that was your grandmother's. Hang your children's artwork on the walls. A house becomes a home by filling it not with the latest, most expensive or fashionable things, but with things that have a history or a story and sentimental value. Almost any place filled with your most treasured possessions and items imbued with history and love will feel like home.
4. Make do and mend
There is no point in filling your home with meaningful stuff if you are going to go out and replace it as soon as it starts to look a bit tired. Treat things with care and learn how to mend and repair your treasured possessions. Not only will this mean your home is filled with meaningful objects you share a history with, but you'll reduce your environmental footprint and save money, too!
5. Spend time there
And not just the slivers of time in between other 'more important' things! Make quality home time a priority. Read a book in the sunshine, cook a lovely meal with your partner, spend an afternoon crafting with your children or invite friends over for a movie night. Embrace your inner-homebody and spend time in your space doing the things that make a house a home. Love your home and it will love you back!
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Mark Lyttle, a U.S. citizen with a mental disability who was wrongfully deported to Central America, is now filing a lawsuit.
Although the federal government has admitted it mistakenly deported a North Carolina native in 2008, but it continues to insist the man is to blame.
The ACLU on Wednesday filed a lawsuit on behalf of Mark Lyttle, who settled near Atlanta after returning to the United States last year.
He was first was misidentified when he was charged with inappropriately touching a female orderly at a psychiatric hospital. In August 2008, he was sentenced to 100 days in prison.
This is not the first time someone has been misidentified an an illegal immigrant, a few months ago a Puerto Rican man was almost deported to Mexico.
According to reports Lyttle, 33 ended up being sent to prisons in Honduras and Guatemala before he was finally able to convince authorities there that he was, in fact, an American.
Authorities did not try to check Lyttle's birth certificate or contact his family before deporting him, according to the Observer's examination the paper trail.
However, Lyttle signed several documents that cemented his impending deportation, including an acknowledgment that he was a citizen of Mexico and an agreement to be voluntarily removed to Mexico. Lyttle said he didn't understand the paperwork and he was confused because he is bipolar.
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Lone Hill Jazz presents a package of vintage cool West Coast jazz, bringing to light 16 excellent tracks that have all but fallen through the cracks over the years. On Monday, November 26, 1956 (which just happened to be the day that Tommy Dorsey died), tenor saxophonists Ted Brown and Warne Marsh brought their working quintet into a Los Angeles recording studio to make Brown's first album as a leader, with special guest alto saxophonist Art Pepper adding his own third dimension.
An extension of the popular Original Jazz Classics series (est. 1982), the new OJC Remasters releases reveal the sonic benefits of 24-bit remastering-a technology that didn't exist when these titles were originally issued on compact disc. The addition of newly-written liner notes further enhances the illuminating quality of the OJC Remasters reissues. "Each of the recordings in this series is an all-time jazz classic," says Nick Phillips, Vice President of Jazz and Catalog A&R at Concord Music Group and producer of the series.
The third of three volumes chronicling Pepper's complete Aladdin recordings, Blue Note's Art of Pepper, Vol. 3 finds the West Coast alto saxophonist in top form over the course of 12 stunning cuts. Recorded in 1957, the set takes in both Pepper originals ("Holiday Flight," "Surf Ride") and choice standards ("Long Ago and Faraway," "Without a Song"). There's also a fine cover of the rare Bud Powell cut "Webb City." Topped off with excellent work by pianist Carl Perkins, bassist Ben Tucker, and drummer Chuck Flores, this collection is a must-have for all Pepper fans.
One of the greatest West Coast jazz LPs of all time! Art Pepper plays beautiful spiralling alto lines with a tight quartet that includes Russ Freeman on piano, Chuck Flores on drums, and Ben Tucker on bass. The whole thing swings in a way that's tough to find on some of Pepper's other albums from the time, and the track list includes "Dianne's Dilemma", "Blues In", "Blues Out", and "Cool Bunny".
Blue Note's The Return of Art Pepper: The Complete Art Pepper Aladdin Recordings compiles the 13 final masters that the alto saxophonist recorded for Aladdin between August 1956 and January 1957. These are titled The Return of Art Pepper, since they were recorded shortly after he completed a jail sentence in 1956. As a result, Pepper's chops are a little rusty, but you can hear that he still has a passion for playing, and he does improve over the course of these tracks. For serious Pepper fans, it's worth a listen, but for less dedicated fans, there are better places to become acquainted with his work.
Although it has come out on a budget label, these four performances (taken from concert appearances in 1978, 1980 and 1981) had never previously been released before. With support from either George Cables or Milcho Leviev on piano, David Williams or Bob Magnusson on bass and drummer Carl Burnett, the great altoist Art Pepper is in excellent form on an emotional "Kobe Blues," an intense version of "Patricia" and hard-swinging renditions of "Allen's Alley" and his own "Straight Life".
This is a true classic. Altoist Art Pepper is joined by an 11-piece band playing Marty Paich arrangements of a dozen jazz standards from the bop and cool jazz era. Trumpeter Jack Sheldon has a few solos, but the focus is very much on the altoist who is in peak form for this period…
This recording brings back an obscure session from the long defunct Andex label that was probably recorded around 1956. The emphasis is on Latin jazz with altoist Art Pepper, trumpeter Conte Candoli, tenor saxophonist Bill Perkins, pianist Russ Freeman, bassist Ben Tucker, and drummer Chuck Flores interacting with the percussion of Jack Costanza and Mike Pacheko. With arrangements by Bill Holman, Johnny Mandel, Benny Carter, and Pepper, the music is quite jazz-oriented if a touch lightweight. Worth investigating by fans of the idiom.


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It's only a few weeks to go before the election here, Eugene, so I suppose we should be getting all excited, us, eh?
Bert, from L'Ancresse, he says he's only got nine candidates for seven places in his parish, so down his end of the island it will be about as exciting as watching a limpet on a rock, eh?
The candidates, they're doing their canvassing and sending round manifestos and all that, them. But do you know, there's already been complaints to the Press about how the manifestos are too wordy and don't actually say anything?
That's ideal States members then, eh, mon viaer?
When you think, it's funny how they have so much to say in their manifestos, and they spend all that time talking when they're in the States, but they suddenly go quiet when it comes to answering specific questions. Like the Education over the school grades, and the Environment over planning decisions, eh?
The latest is the police and the Home minister, Eugene. I told you they bought those two armed response cars last year, eh? Well, now they've had a Land Rover built specially for Guernsey.
Would you believe it cost £183,000 and it's armour plated so it can withstand bullets and bombs and rocket attacks? Caw, it's the next best thing to a bloney tank, eh? There's a hang of a lot people asking why we need a thing like that in Guernsey and it took days before the police or Home minister came up with a reason. And then they just gave a load of political words, you know the sort of thing – it was part of a strategic incident scenario planning resilience procurement evaluation process, or something like that.
What they really meant was it's toys for the boys and they've got them in the UK so they wanted one in Guernsey, eh?
Then we had the same old story we've heard before, about incidents in the UK and how they could happen here. But Bert said they had armoured vehicles in the riots in Northern Ireland and London and it didn't stop those happening, eh? He said if they'd looked at the last riots in Guernsey, it would probably just need to withstand rotten tomatoes being thrown, eh?
The police were saying how their job is to fight crime and protect the public, but like Bert said, the only people it will protect are the policemen inside it. And I don't know what happened to all that talk about community policing and coppers on bikes. How's a thing like that going to stop public toilets getting vandalised, eh?
I said to Bert, it's a good job the police aren't in charge of sea fisheries, or the next thing we'd know is they'd be selling that Leopardess and buying HMS Daring, eh?
I still don't see why we have to copy the UK all the time, Eugene. After all, it's not as if England does much for Guernsey these days. They've even stopped that VAT loophole now, but just for the Channel Islands not for other countries, eh? The States said it was illegal to pick on the Channel Islands and they even went to court to challenge the UK, but that was as much use as throwing tomatoes at a bullet-proof Land Rover, eh?
And now the loophole's been closed the firms are leaving so there's people being put out of work. I blame the Commerce and Employment, me. After all, they let those big English firms come here and import CDs and things just so they could sell them back to the UK without VAT, so it's not surprising the UK got cross, eh? There was one English firm said it was nothing to do with tax and they moved here because Guernsey was a good place for business, but as soon as the VAT loophole closed they moved back to the UK, so it's bloney obvious, eh?
Bert said it's happened before when firms say they're committed to Guernsey and a year later they're gone.
He said it's like some of the candidates' promises before the last election, eh?
That Commerce and Employment one, she said they couldn't do anything to stop the firms coming here, but I don't know how hard they tried, them. Perhaps it's like the population, Eugene. There was a limit put on that five years ago, but it's gone up ever since, eh? On the Press it said there's something like 2,000 licences been given out just last year. That's a hang of a lot of essential workers, mon viaer. Caw, it's enough to cause a riot, eh?
It's no wonder the whole island's getting built up these days – and it's not just a few pubs being closed and turned into flats, it's whole breweries now, and that's on top of big hotels like the Royal and the Savoy. Hang, if it carries on Guernsey from the air will look like one large home for battery chickens, eh?
And the trouble is, the island just gets more like England every day and less like the real Guernsey, eh? Now there's even Sunday trading being discussed again, because supermarkets realised the day before Christmas Eve is a Sunday and they want to be allowed to open. Bert says one day can't be that important, but I said he should see some people shopping on the Saturday before a bank holiday – caw, there's some buy enough to last them through another Occupation, eh?
Talking about shopping, you wouldn't believe the latest, Eugene.
There's a group been given permission to set up some tables in the Market Square, so they can sell fresh fruit and vegetables and things, like they do in the farmers' markets. Now there's a thing.
I was saying to Bert, I suppose one day it would be nice if they could put a building there for that, eh?
When I saw Jack Torode yesterday he was going on about the election, him. He said before the last election if a candidate promised an increase in population, closed businesses, more unemployment, higher prices on everything, national papers late, Saturday post deliveries stopped, schools worse than the UK, still no decision on zero-10, closed public toilets and armed police vehicles, he wouldn't have got a lot of votes, eh?
He said he's going to give a simple test to any candidate who comes to his door. They have to be able to tell the difference between a chancre and a spider, say how to make beanjar and know some swear words in patois. Then he's going to tell them he wants Guernsey for the Guernseyman and if the UK puts a tax on goods from Guernsey, then we should put a tax on these workers who come off the boat in their white vans, eh?
Caw, who said there wasn't much excitement over the election, Eugene?
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While the Attorney General grants interviews promising significant action on mass incarceration, federal prosecutors openly declare that there's nothing wrong with mass incarceration or the prison state. The Obama administration does nothing, and why should it? Who needs to roll back the prison state when you've got black faces in all those high places?
Federal Prosecutors Declare Mass Incarceration is Fine & Will Continue; Obama & Holder Pretend Not to Notice
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Every now and then, the first black president and his first black attorney general notice the issue of mass incarceration. Often but not always in front of a black audience, they observe that too many people languish prisons for too many minor offenses for far too long, and that far too many of them are black and brown. But in this, the sixth year of this president's and this attorney general's terms, the performance is getting kind of old.
Obama and Holder don't have magic wands, but they do possess plenty of real power. Like nobody else, the nation's top two lawyers can set the terms of discussion around policing, prosecuting and sentencing polices, and the prison state itself. The president and his Justice Department can reinterpret federal laws, can instruct federal agencies from the Department of Justice to the DEA and FBI and other federal cops. They can issue guidelines and directives speeding up or slowing down federal funding to thousands of local police departments in every corner of the land. They can promote, demote, transfer, hire and fire federal employees on every level, and create new jobs and job descriptions at whim to accomplish their policy objectives. But where there's a will, there's a won't.
The presidential power to do something about the prison state is real, the opportunity is real. Only the presidential commitment to do something beyond its announcements, its toothless "presidential inititatives" which amount to little more than photo opportunities with no funding behind them, only the administration's commitment to roll back the prison state in any significant degree is fake.
We've pointed out before this in Black Agenda Report how the president and his attorney general blew off the opportunity to write retroactivity into the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, either in Congress or via administrative rulemaking, and how President Obama's Justice Department went to court to ensure that up to 9,000 persons serving ridiculously long crack sentences remain in prison to this day. Now there's a new wrinkle. Even the toothless "initiatives" and announcements of the president and the vague promises of his attorney general are being publicly opposed by forces within the executive branch of government.
In the past month, the National Association of Assistant US District Attorneys has responded to the weak suggestions of Obama and Holder about rolling back slightly the numbers and severity of mandatory minimum sentences, which like every other punitive police and prosecutorial measure are disproportionately inflicted on black and brown defendants. In a series of letters to the US Senate, to the Attorney General, to the Washington Post and to law enforcement lobbying groups like the FBI Association & Fraternal Order of Police, vicious federal prosecutors are publicly claiming that nothing about the regime of mass incarceration is broken at all. Harsh and discriminatory mandatory minimum sentences, say the federal district attorneys, are essential to "winning the war on crime" and must not be tampered with.
In other words, the national organization of federal prosecutors have flatly and publicly rejected Obama's and Holder's timid suggestions and guidelines. Their response is to marshal police and other lobbying organizations, the so-called "law enforcement community" to oppose any attempt by Congress or the executive branch to roll back the prison state in any way, shape or form. You have to wonder.
Why doesn't the president or voices in his administration publicly answer its "lock 'em up" prosecutors, saying something like "We were elected by the people, not you. We think mass incarceration is a failed experiment, that the American people want it discussed and reexamined, and it's our duty to make that happen." These are only words, and talk after all, IS cheap.
But that's precisely the kind of talk that issues from the mouths of leaders on an issue where they want to lead. That's how it's done. If you can't change the law in this Congress you start the discussion now, and start it on your terms so that you can change it in the next or the one after that or somewhere down the road. The only reasonable conclusion is that our first black president are simply not interested in leading on this issue. And why should they be?
Barack Obama won't stand for re-election, and Eric Holder likely will not serve to the end of Obama's term. What reason do we really have to suppose that they are any less cynical htan the rest of the black political class at the top of which they sit, the agglomeration of of black mayors, sheriffs, legislators, local elected and appointed African Americans on every level?
In a parallel universe, where black faces in those high places meant something really real, the African American sheriffs who run large and small county jails around the country would declare that nobody is going to stay 3 months in an institution of theirs without learning how to read and write. In that imaginary place, where black faces in high places really matter to the rest of us, black wardens and prison bureaucrats would acknowledge that solitary confinement is torture, that juveniles should never, ever be confined with adults, that family visits and communications with prisoners should be encouraged, even subsidized, and that prisoners deserve educational opportunities behind the walls. In a world where the black lawyers who become prosecutors and judges felt an actual responsibility to their people, African American defendants would not be selectively and more harshly charged and sentenced, and black cops would respect and protect the communities they patrol instead of aping the aggressive disrespect their white counterparts exhibit when overpolicing poor communities of color.
In the real world, black cops are mostly socialized to act like white cops, black prosecutors and judges like white prosecutors and judges, black wardens and sheriffs like white jailers, and black politicians on up to the president himself like the white ones as well.
This president and this attorney general didn't invent mass incarceration. It's just that the class of black political misleaders they spring from has no answers to the problem of mass incarceration, any more than they can muster an alternative to gentrification or oppose the US wars in every part of the world. Their interest in mass incarceration is a cynical one, a string to pull every now and then to reaffirm their status and prolong the careers of the black political class as the fictive representatives of all of us.
There are about a thousand days left in the Obama administration. Things could change, but the past five years gives us no reason whatsoever to believe they will. It really looks like Barack Obama and Eric Holder will leave the prison state as they found it, squatting in the shadow of millions of black families, disrupting communities and inflicting health economic penalties and social stigma upon millions of African Americans. This will be the empty and cynical legacy of the Obama administration and of our entire black misleadership class on mass incarceration.
Bruce A. Dixon is managing editor at Black Agenda Report and a state committee member of the Georgia Green Party. He can be reached at bruce.dixon(at)blackagendareport.com.


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What network activity is displayed in Seesmic Desktop?
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- New photos
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- New blog posts
- Comments on blog posts
- New members
- Comments on member profiles
The plug-in also respects each network's Latest Activity settings. For example, if a Network Creator has chosen not to display status updates in their Main Page Latest Activity feed, status updates will not appear in the Seesmic stream.
Can multiple Ning Networks be added? What about private networks?
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How can I tell my members about Seesmic?
Once you enable Seesmic on your network (see above), let your members know how to get started with this boilerplate language we've created. You can edit it to suit your purposes — or just copy, paste, and broadcast.


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Yeah, yeah… By now, every Malaysian and their cats/dogs/guinea pigs would have heard about Malaysia's Squattergate issue. It's been a while since I've seen such tremendous activity on one issue in the Malaysian blogosphere.
Everyone has opinions on this issue, and many bloggers make their opinions heard. What I find funny is that at the same time of posting whatever criticisms they had for the Malaysian government, many moan and groan that human rights in Malaysia is non-existant, racism is rife, and tons of other bullshit.
While China and Chinese tourists are seen as the "victims" in this particular issue, and rightfully so might I add, please don't forget that at least in Malaysia, we're guaranteed uncensored internet access. I doubt we can say the same for the poor citizens of China.
Just be thankful that you can write, even however irresponsibly, one-sided, shallow or plain stupid things on your blog, and it won't "suddenly" get clamped down, like they often do in China (suprise, suprise!).
Just reflect on this for a while, if something similar were to happen to a Malaysian in China, do you think it will get as wide an exposure as this "Squattergate" issue is getting? Would it even get out at all? Are you sure it hasn't happened?
And sections in the Chinese media call this issue worse than Abu Ghraib. Well, sure, our cops cocked up big time in this issue, but hey, at least we didn't kill, let alone torture thousands of Tibetans.
Talk about the black hole calling the kettle black.


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Just another update here. I know it has been a while but I've been busy.
A friend and I went around town and did some tests. We brought with us 4 different types of radios:
- a handheld CB radio with rubber duck antenna
- a GMRS radio rated at "26 miles range"
- a GRMS radio rated at "36 miles range"
- a 2-watt handheld amateur radio
The most interesting test was from the top of two parking garages. I went to downtown Ft.Worth which itself is up on a hill and I drove to the top of the tallest parking garage I could find. My friend was at the top of a parking garage almost 14 miles away (line of sight) at a hospital. The CB did not work. The low-end GMRS radio did not work. The high-end GMRS radio did actually work, but it was very hard to make out what we were saying on it. The 2-watt amateur radio was pretty clear. THere was some background static, but everything said was perfectly audible and understandable.
The interesting thing is that the little amateur radio actually costs less money and is smaller in size than the high end GMRS radio I bought at Wal-Mart. Not only that but it is a dual band and will work in the GMRS band as well as MURS and HAM bands.
We took some video, I'm going to be putting together a youtube video this week showing the experiments. We also tried several other areas around town that were much closer together. Depending on geography the most we were able to get out of just about any of the radios was about a mile when there was a hill between us.


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Dr. Mary T. Duarte,
associate professor and chair of the department of history and political
science, presented the paper "A Matter of Honor" for the panel on "Living with
the Past: Perceptions and Realities of the American South" at the Midwest
Popular Culture and Midwest American Culture Association on Oct. 11 in
St. Louis.
Mark Gesner, faculty chair of community engaged learning and leadership, served on a panel, "Together: Leveraging Corporate Philanthropy, Non-Profit Service and Diversity for a Triple-Win" for the National Society of Hispanic MBAs on Oct. 16.
Loeffler and Kristine Diener, faculty in the instructional technology
department, presented "Ease on Down the Road: Taking Your Next Steps in Online
Learning" at the Wisconsin Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development (WASCD) conference in Appleton on Oct. 4.
Dr. Keith Mann, associate
professor and chair of the sociology department, published a review of Tyler
Stovall's "Paris and the Spirit of 1919: Consumer Struggles,
Transnationalism, and Revolution" (Cambridge, 2012) in the American
Historical Review, vol. 118, issue 4. October, 2013.
Dr. David Stosur,
associate dean for the Humanities and associate professor of religious studies,
has been appointed by Archbishop Listecki to serve a two-year term on the
Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.


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Show sheds light on Austria's Wehrmacht deserters
By Petra Spescha
VIENNA (Reuters Life!) - When Richard Wadani returned home to Austria from Britain in 1946, he was not hailed as a hero who fought the Nazis but branded a coward.
Wadani risked his life to desert the Wehrmacht (German army) in 1944 and join the British army to fight the Nazis. When he turned up seeking work in Austria after the war wearing his British uniform, the official at the labor office yelled at him: "How dare you serve in a foreign army?"
Some 70 years after World War Two began, an exhibition in the Austrian capital of Vienna is trying to shed light on the lives of people like Wadani -- whose fates have been swept under the carpet for decades in the Alpine republic.
There are no memorials for army deserters in Austria. Even mainstream politicians are reluctant to support attempts to rehabilitate them, saying "desertion is still a crime."
"Deserters are still branded as cowards and traitors," said Thomas Geldmacher, curator of an exhibition about the fate of Austrians who deserted the Nazi Wehrmacht.
That attitude remains widespread despite Austria's 1946 formal declaration that all convictions passed under Nazi military justice were null and void and a 2003 amendment guaranteeing benefits and pension claims to deserters and other victims of the Nazis.
But the absence of an open debate about deserters and the lingering attitudes toward them means that few know about their rights. Only 19 deserters have been granted the allowances, and some only after waiting years for approval, Geldmacher says.
"Deserters have not been fully rehabilitated because society and the persons concerned still do not know about it," Geldmacher told Reuters. Continued...


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UF Study Finds Designated Drivers Don't Always Spend the Night Sober
Published June 11th, 2013
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GAINESVILLE,Fla.- The study published in the July issue of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs found that only a small portion of reported designated drivers wore the title while remaining sober.
UF Assistant Professor of Health Education and Behavior Adam Barry conducted the study of more than one thousand people over six home game weekends in Downtown Gainesville and found designated drivers were drinking a little more than just water.
Barry says, "A large percentage people of people that said they were designated drivers, did not drink at all, they had zero BAC's when we breathalyzed them... unfortunately though there was a pretty large percentage that had consumed alcohol so about 35 percent of DD's had consumed alcohol."
The definition of a designated driver remains obscure according to Barry, some countries condone designated drivers drinking as long as their BAC remains below the legal limit. The only problem? At .08, the United States has one of the highest permissible BAC levels in the developed world.
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I do this every year so far and I want to thank the people who started this show. Thank you for doing an awesome local event.
* New menu
* New drinks
* Food challenge
* Easy drive and parking.
*5-6 miles north of shawnee.
This place has great wings and atmosphere for us to talk and tasty food.
Anyway this after party has gone from six people in attendance to thirty people. This place has revised their menu and drinks and there still is that great food challenge if you are up to it.
Held at fernwood resort on 209 north (on the right side all, across from hotel)
Wintergreens bar and grill
Message me for details.


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Keep those toes covered!
Possible serial foot-licker in custody after police bust 49-year-old Anthony Parri for inappropriately touching two young girls*in upstate NY library - NY Daily News
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Methinks they caught the village loon.
Foot licking could be very dangerous, especially if you run into a jam! :yup:
Thread moved to OT&H... it's general news, not DC-related.
I was gonna say sumpin funny like "hey chief we got this case licked"but this guy has prior arrests for attempted murder and assault,sounds like he could go from licking to assaulting /rape/murder as he became more brazen
I read a book on weirdos once. It said that the brain is wired with it's sexual pleasure zones right near a zone dedicated to the feet. Some people literally have their wires crossed up just a little bit and this is where foot fetishes come from. YUCK!
I heard he's doing Tinactin commercials. :tired: :banana: :tongue:
I like feet.they are purty!
That guy is 1 toe short of a foot in his head.
Hes got V.I. stamped on his forehead.
From article;
Authorities are investigating whether Parri is connected to five similar cases in nearby Pittsford and Brighton. In those incidents a man approached young girls, ages 5 to 10, and licked their feet.
Parri has two prior convictions for attempted murder and assault dating back to the late 1980s, according to court documents obtained by WHAM.
He is a very dangerous Nut.
He is being psychologically evaluated by Dr. Scholl. :hand5:


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James Davis , the 5'11" runningback out of Clemson was a New Years Baby, being born on January 1, 1986.
The Cleveland Browns picked him up with high expectations of the now 24 year old runningback. He excelled at training camp in 2009 as a rookie, but he suffered a season-ending shoulder injury after Week 1 last year and never got the opportunity to live up to his expected potential. He was ultimately placed on Injured Reserve in October, when he followed up with surgery via Dr. James Andrews in Alabama to repair a torn labrum in the shoulder. In late March of 2010 Davis stated that he was past the shoulder injury that landed him on IR last season, stating "The rehab process went really (well), right now, I'm 100 percent, but I'm only getting stronger."
James Davis signed a four year contract with the Cleveland Browns in July of 2009.
A year ago James was an ultimate stud in training camp, averaging 7.8 yards per carry. He broke a run for an 81 yard touchdown, and looked poised to replace Jamal Lewis as the feature back. "Davis led the team in rushing with 187 yards on 24 attempts, running past defenders like they were out of position, leaving them groping at his dust trails" states "The Plain Dealer." Davis was warned by coaches and teammates that the speed of the game would pick up in the opener against the Minnesota Vikings, and sure enough, the holes disappeared. Davis simply looked overmatched. The last hit, Davis was leveled by Viking cornerback Antoine Winfield. Then, adding insult to injury a few weeks later Davis was hurt in one of Coach Eric Mangini's "opportunity periods" after a team practice. Reinjuring his shoulder again in a one-on-one blocking drill. ESPN.com reported that witnesses said Davis was not wearing pads while the player who hit him was wearing pads. ESPN went on to note that unidentified union sources were "outraged." Numerous conflicting reports were made, and the result was no punishment to Mangini or the Browns.
Since then the Browns made a high draft pick choice by adding runningback Montario Hardesty , and traded for veteran Peyton Hillis, all competing with three-game sensation Jerome Harrison, who appears to be leading the pack.
Davis made comments to Tony Grossi of The Plain Dealer: "I can't waite to get to the season, that's what I've been working for. I want to prove people wrong, that James Davis is the real deal. I just want my shot."
Fantasy Analysis:
With injuries to newly acquired runningback Peyton Hillis and rookie Montario Hardesty, the Browns have been giving Davis a lot of reps. Jerome Harrison is the expected starter, but anything can happen. Should Davis get back to his rookie preseason studism, I would think he would be the man.
Mike Holmgren is a smart man, a real smart football mind. He alone will make Cleveland a better team. As for challenging for the division title and / or the playoffs, it's only a matter of time, providing Holmgren gets what he wants, and his players react in kind. The second option here, being the challenge.
The Browns did in fact win their last four games of 2009. With a West Coast Offense implementing Run First, the Browns needed to have a deep backfield. Next year I expect Cleveland to concentrate on a prime wide out, and as long as Josh Cribbs remains healthy, they will be starting their offensive runs at a better position than recent years.
I tend to like Montarrio Hardesty and James Davis as a two headed monster, but only time will tell. I certainly hope Cleveland can open holes for the running game.


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Last week we reported on rumors which suggested that Apple is working on integrating facebook into iPhone OS. Today Patently Apple is reporting that Apple had filed a patent in September 2008 (approved in April 2010) which integrates social networks natively into the iPhone OS to perform basic social workflows such as adding a contact. Facebook is undoubtedly one of the most popular … Read More
Apple Incorporating Facebook into iPhone OS 4?
Rumors are surfacing again that Apple (AAPL) are working with Facebook to integrate some of the social network's functionality directly into iPhone OS 4. Business Insider are reporting that this will be announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote on June 7, 2010. The least we will see, apparently, is the ability to pull Facebook contacts into your iPhone, … Read More


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|Burgmaier, Mathias
|Philip, Femi
|Guthrie, Patrick
|Young, Martin
|Wilson, Christopher
|Taegtmeyer, Heinrich
Submitted to: Diabetes
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 2/1/2006
Publication Date: 6/1/2006
Citation: Burgmaier, M., Philip, F., Guthrie, P., Young, M.E., Wilson, C.R., Taegtmeyer, H. 2006. Loss of cardiac metabolic adaptation and dysfunction of the heart with western diet in the obese Zucker rat [abstract]. Diabetes. 55(Suppl.1):A388. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The normal heart sustains its work output through changing the proportion of substrates it oxidizes depending on fuel supply. This metabolic adaptation is thought to be regulated at a transcriptional level by the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor alpha (PPAR-alpha). We proposed that obesity may alter PPAR-alpha regulated gene expression, may lead to a loss of metabolic adaptation, and may cause contractile dysfunction of the heart. Male obese and lean Zucker rats (eight weeks old) were fed either Western (45 kcal% fat) or Control (10 kcal% fat) diet for seven days. Hearts were isolated and perfused as working hearts with physiologic concentrations of glucose, oleate, and insulin. Non-perfused hearts were used for transcript analysis by real-time quantitative RT-PCR and histology. Contractile function decreased in hearts of obese rats fed Western diet. In the obese rats fed Western diet, there was a smaller increase in oleate oxidation when compared to lean controls. There were no changes in mRNA transcript levels of the PPAR-alpha regulated genes investigated (pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase-4, uncoupling protein-3, mitochondrial and cytosolic thioesterases) when Zucker obese rats were fed Western diet. Hearts from lean rats fed a Western diet showed increased transcript levels of PPAR-alpha regulated genes, oleate oxidation and maintained cardiac function. In conclusion, hearts from obese Zucker rats fed Western diet are unable to increase PPAR-alpha regulated gene transcripts and rates of oleate oxidation. This loss of metabolic adaptation is associated with contractile dysfunction. The findings suggest a link between diet and cardiac energetics and provide a possible mechanism for cardiac dysfunction in an animal model of genetic obesity.


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There are three Giveaway Day lists! We'll leave the lists up for several days so you have plenty of time to visit everyone. Giveaway hosts are organized alphabetically, with different sections for those shipping internationally or just within the host country. If you think we missed you, please check all three lists first and then email email@example.com so we can add you in.
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andrea creates, Ohio
Artful Explorations, Middletown, Delaware
Asi me divierto yo…, Guadalajara, Mexico
Aunt Spicy, Virginia
Bec Clarke Blog, Australia
Beth's Blog, Machias, NY, U.S.
Betty Rockit: Domestically Challenged, San Francisco, CA
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Brown Paper Packages, Idaho
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Coyote Craft, Reno, NV
Cut.Sew.Iron.Repeat, Indiana
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Earthgirl Fabrics, Melbourne, Australia
Ex Libris Handmade, Albany, NY
Foxslane, Daylesford, Victoria
Give It a Go, U.S.
Green Bag Lady, Tennessee
Hand Knitted Things, U.K.
Hendrixville, Orem, Utah
Hopfaldera, The Netherlands
Knitty Bitties, Idaho
Little Cumulus, U.S.
lovely little handmades, Seattle, WA
luzia pimpinella, Hamburg, Germany
Machen und Tun, Munich, Germany
Make It Perfect, Tasmania, Australia
modernJax, Ohio
moose & bird, Brisbane, Australia
My Three Sons, U.S.
Narnia Mum, California
Nostalgic Cafe, Florida
Patchwork Posse, U.S.
Payge Lyra Handmade, Iowa, U.S.
Petits Details, Paris, France
Puking Pastilles, Utah
Quilting Barbie, Canada
Reclaiming Me, Auckland, New Zealand
Remarquable Junque, New Zealand
Rene Creates, Orlando, Florida
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Sashiko Started It, Lincolnshire, England
The Scrappy Appleyard, Panguitch, Utah
Sew-Fantastic, Vancouver, Washington
SewFunky, NZ
The Sewing Attic, New Zealand
Skippedydoodah, Brighton, U.K.
Sols(tr)ikke, Norway
Something Clever About Nothing, Salt Lake City, Utah
Spotted Stones, Anchorage, Alaska
stitch, stitch, stitch, Westphalia, Missouri
SUE*SEWN, Australia
sunshinequilting, Switzerland
superlative sewing, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Three Dancing Magpies
Three Kitchen Fairies
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Two Peas in a Pod Homegrown Designs
Under the Red Umbrella, Chicago, IL
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Whimsy Loft, Malaysia
Why Not Sew?, PA
wiener dog tricks, Morro Bay, CA
WiseCricket, Maine, U.S.
Works in Progress, New Zealand
zakkaArt, Singapore
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eager hands, U.S.
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monkey beans, Portland, Oregon
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