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"I have seven grandchildren, and three of them were born too soon, so this cause is very important to me and our team," Beck said.
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NHL Trade Deadline: Ten potential targets for the April 3 deadline
The trade deadline could be nothing more than a whimper this season with the standings so tight, but if players do move, here are some potential targets.
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Just a few weeks ago we looked at the looming trade deadline and it looked like there might be some intrigue. Mainly it came from Anaheim where Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry were unsigned beyond this season, leaving the Ducks with some thinking to do.
Anaheim GM Bob Murray thought about it alright; thought about re-signing his guys. Now each is locked in for eight more seasons in Anaheim, taking two of the biggest names off the trading block, if they were ever really even on it.
Really, it's probably a foreshadowing of what the deadline has in store, probably a lot of nothing. The NHL has long sought parity in its league and thanks in part to the overtime loser point, it has pretty much achieved that. Look at the standings and you'll see how tight the races are.
Obviously that cuts down on the number of teams looking to "sell" and increases the number looking to "buy." It makes for a good seller's market if you have some good chips but it can drive the prices too high and stagnate the market.
Really, it's a bit of an unknown at this point. The prices for players right now are high because of supply-and-demand economics, but there are other factors at play here. Everybody knows that after this season the salary cap is going to drop so teams are very cognizant of adding salary to the roster.
"It's an interesting time," Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff told the Winnipeg Free-Press. "I think the real dynamics that come in to play are the potential ramifications of the cap going down next year. I think the traditional buying and selling will occur, but there could be some deals that have long-ranging effects." Some teams just can't afford it so does it become worth it to try out a rental player and give up something in return? That's up to the individual GMs to decide.
Having said that, there will certainly still be some moves, it is the NHL after all. While I wouldn't expect any blockbusters to be made, remember that in the NHL teams can now exchange salary in deals which is hopefully designed to facilitate more action. I'd look for that more in the offseason when the "buyers" vs. "sellers" mentality is gone.
Nonetheless, here are some targets to keep an eye on as April 3 approaches.
For years now Iginla's name has been thrown out and for years he has stayed put in Calgary. So why will this time be any different? For starters, he's obviously older and he has less time ahead of him in his career. But now his contract is up after this season and he and the Flames haven't been talking extension.
Above all else, it seems that Calgary is finally realizing that it would be better for everybody involved to go their separate ways. It gives Iginla a chance to win at the end of his career and it could give Calgary some much-needed assets.
It seems pretty close to a guarantee that Iginla is going to go somewhere. A lot of teams will be interested, starting with Pittsburgh, Boston and Los Angeles, but that's hardly an exclusive list.
You can also keep an eye on Jay Bouwmeester in Calgary. He has yet to play in the postseason so he might consent to a move if that came up.
2. Mike Ribeiro
Ribeiro was acquired by the Capitals before last season to finally give them their No. 2 center behind Nicklas Backstrom. That hasn't exactly worked as planned; Ribeiro has pretty much been their No. 1 center. In fact, the trade has worked out pretty well in every facet for the Caps as Ribeiro is their leading scorer.
But the same can't be said for the Caps' season. They continue to linger near the bottom of the Eastern Conference and their chances of making the postseason are slim at best. With Ribeiro being a free agent after this season, the time would seem to be right for GM George McPhee to get what he can for Ribeiro now.
Like any time there is a legit top-six center available, there will likely be plenty of suitors interested. The Maple Leafs could be one with their desire for help at center, so could the Blackhawks. Remember, Dave Bolland has been their No. 2 center this season even though he's ideally suited for the third line.
3. Ryan Miller
Miller makes the list from Buffalo but frankly the Sabres could have a lot more than him on the list -- ahem, Robyn Regehr. For the second straight season the Sabres are having a brutal go of things, this time even worse than last season. The end has come for this core group in Buffalo as they have been slipping further and further from contention.
That leaves Miller out there to be had if anybody wants him. He has one more season left on his contract so he's not completely a rental player, but he is pretty contract friendly in that you're not on the hook long if a deal doesn't work out. Miller's image seems to have gone only down since his stellar Olympic run for Team USA but he's still a very capable goaltender. He hasn't been the problem for Buffalo.
Who would be in the market for a goaltender and is looking to buy? There doesn't seem to be a huge list but Nick Kypreos said this week that at least six teams would be interested.
A sampling of Flyers fans I threw this by wanted no part of it, but Philadelphia does seem like it could be a good fit. Assuming they will buy out Ilya Bryzgalov after this season, they would need a No. 1 goalie. Not to mention they could use somebody to help Bryz out now. That doesn't come from any rumors or anything like that, just my speculation.
Still, I don't think Miller will go at the deadline, I'd bet on the summer.
The thing about Stewart is that I highly doubt the Blues actually want to trade him. The problem is they have more than half their roster that will be free agents after this season and it's going to cost a lot to re-sign them all. Stewart is included in that group.
It's possible that St. Louis will forecast and decide it can't keep everybody beyond this season so they might try to get what they can for some of their players to free up a little breathing room on the budget. Stewart seems like as good a candidate as any. He leads the Blues in scoring with 14 goals and 14 assists this season. His shooting percentage is pretty high at 25 percent so there could certainly be a decline. The point is, if they decided to look at trading Stewart they would be selling high.
The obvious conundrum, though, is that Stewart is a key part of what the Blues are doing this season. They are a playoff team, that seems certain, and they might be a fringe Cup contender. It's not ideal, then, to trade away your leading scorer forreasons beyond this season.
St. Louis will have some decisions to make before the deadline and the one on Stewart will be huge, but I'd guess they'll keep him around. But if they do trade him there will be tons of interest, players who can score almost 30 goals and are power forwards don't grow on trees. I'd expect St. Louis to look for prospects/picks in return to give some relief on the salary roster.
5. All Florida Panthers (except young ones)
When things go wrong, they really go wrong.
The Panthers were figuring to be in full-on sale mode come this deadline with everybody on the team minus the young prospects (like Jonathan Huberdeau, Drew Shore and Jacob Markstrom) being available at the right price. Then they all got injured. Kris Versteeg, Stephen Weiss, Jose Theodore, Sean Bergenheim, Ed Jovanovski ... all injured.
That doesn't leave a ton of talent on the roster for teams to go after, at least in terms of superstar talent. One name that could have certainly been of intrigue for a lot of teams is Shawn Matthias but Elliotte Friedman reported this week that with the way he has played of late he might be moving into the "untouchable" side for the Panthers.
The majority of the rest of the guys have some term on their contract. So even though the Panthers would be interested in being movers, they probably won't be able to move a lot. There could be some smaller returns here or there, but injuries have really hampered what they can do.
6. Ryane Clowe
What is San Jose going to do? That's one of the big questions because we can see that what they have right now isn't quite doing the job. That could have Clowe on the outs.
San Jose isn't scoring this season and neither is Clowe. After scoring 41 goals in the past two seasons (combined, of course), Clowe has no goals this season in 25 games. Zilch. To frame that another way, Scott Gomez has two more goals than Clowe. Clowe does have nine assists, which is actually good enough to put him sixth on the Sharks in points, believe it or not.
Oh, and as you probably guessed/knew, Clowe is a free agent after this season.
With scoring being way down, the Sharks would be looking at a situation of selling low -- if they sell at all -- especially considering Clowe is now on the wrong side of 30. If things don't improve between now and the deadline in two weeks the Sharks will most likely be looking to shake things up and Clowe could be the shaker.
Morrow is another guy who has seemingly been on the block for a few years now while never moving and he's also a guy in the last year of his contract. He also has movement restrictions in his contract.
In other words, he'll fit right in with the other potential trade targets.
The tricky part with the Stars, like everybody else, is if they are going to be interested in selling. They are hanging in a pretty familiar (and that's not a good thing) spot; just on the fringe of playoff position. It seems to be their perpetual destiny in recent years. If they remain tight as the deadline nears -- and I have little doubt they will -- then you shouldn't expect them to trade their captain.
As of yet, Morrow reportedly hasn't been asked to waive his no-trade clause per Friedman, and he might not be interested in doing that. He's been a member of the Stars his entire NHL career, I don't think it's a reach to say he's comfortable where he is at this point.
He would bring a veteran presence but Morrow is not the player that he was a few years ago. Injuries have really taken their toll on him over the years and this season he has just six goals and five assists.
8. Ian White
The ironic part is that the Red Wings are going to be looking for defense if they're making any trades and White is a defenseman. But he's obviously not the defenseman they're looking for.
At this point White has stated that he hasn't been asked to waive his no-trade clause and he's played the good solider. However he has been a healthy scratch on an almost nightly basis, getting back in the lineup recently with the injury to Kyle Quincey.
I'm not sure the Wings will be looking to move White or that he is lying when he says he's happy being where he is even if he's not playing on a regular basis, but his uncertain situation certainly makes him worth watching. I'd just think Detroit would prefer having him if even as a safety blanket because of the struggles on the blue line.
9. Tyler Bozak
The ingredients are the same ones we see for most trade targets ... he's a UFA after this season and he'll be looking for a raise, one the Leafs might not be willing to pay.
Bozak is most certainly not a game-changer. The only way he is involved in a blockbuster deal is if he's going somewhere in a package. That doesn't mean that he's not of value, however. He has 16 points on seven goals and nine assists this season and just a year ago he had career highs with 18 goals and 29 assists. He's not the worst guy teams could acquire.
However the Leafs are in a situation where they probably would like to keep Bozak and see where things fall in the offseason. Unless they could land somebody in return that can help them win right now, I'm not sure how interested they would be. Toronto wants to make the playoffs this season, they aren't looking to sell. In fact, they have even said as much that they aren't looking to trade Bozak or fellow UFA-to be Clarke MacArthur. But you never can be sure until the deadline passes.
10. David Clarkson
I'm sure teams will put out feelers to see if the Devils are interested in talking about Clarkson, but he's at the bottom of this list because I really wouldn't expect him to be traded at all. The only reason why he makes the cut here is that he's a free agent at the end of this season and based on the way he has started scoring in the past season and a half, he'll be due a raise.
However, if you are Lou Lamoriello, do you wonder if it's not a situation of striking while the iron is hot? I'm sure he believes that Clarkson is as good as he showed last season -- I'm not saying he's not now -- but his value is high and there is certainly a potential that the next contract could be a big overspend if he regresses. After all, he is approaching 30.
-- Just missed but who you could also see go: Ryan Whitney, Nik Antropov and many more I'm sure
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First, please read a logical, and I believe sincere, explanation of why a decent human being would be a "Progressive" (in the sense Hillary Rodham Clinton prefers).
Now, why I'm not one...referring to Peter Flom's article throughout...
There is actually a sociological name for my socioeconomic class, although it's obscure, as befits a small and obscure group: I'm one of Virginia's landed poor. Low incomes by U.S. standards, otherwise a very high standard of living. We tend to be perceived as privileged. In most ways we tend to be privileged. Our lifestyle is generally comfortable, sustainable, peaceable, and a pretty good model for others to adapt to their needs and circumstances, as they may choose. (However, the envy and resentment of the local "trash" class are bad enough without being globalized and politicized by Agenda 21, which reads to me like an all-out assault on my kind of people.)
Usually I write as a privileged person, because I'm well aware that the ability to write, much less on a computer, is a privilege. However, in the middle of March, having racked up an income of US$550 so far this year, I have every right to write as a poor person; this is a very low income; this is an income on which most Americans would not know how to survive. I'm surviving, but in order to tell you how I'd have to go into details that induce panic in the majority of U.S. citizens, like not owning a car, not having phone or Internet service at home, eating more than half vegan meals...
From time to time I meet a fellow member of the landed poor class who has, due to age, illness, or "the economy," slid down into the welfare class. I want to be very, very judgmental about some of these people. There's nothing wrong with accepting a handout if you are in fact unable to work. If you are able to work but aren't finding enough work to pay the bills, leaning on your in-laws is better than adding to the already unsupportable burden on our Welfare State.
I'm not writing this post in order to judge my mother unfavorably for having rolled into the welfare office, instead of my sister's or my homes, to ask for financial aid while she was in a wheelchair...but that's partly because I don't think anybody could pay my mother enough to stay in a wheelchair one minute longer than she had to. The doctor imagined that anyone that age, after that accident, would be permanently disabled. The doctor didn't know Mother. She was back at work within three months. She walked up the rough mountain road to visit the Cat Sanctuary, and enjoy the beautiful sunny afternoon, yesterday. That's her idea of a vacation from her full-time job. I don't think even Ayn Rand could object to paying to support somebody like Mother. I think Ayn Rand would have called that a point of honor.
But I think all of us need to be much more judgmental than we are about the people who've tried to alleviate their own feelings of guilt and discomfort by saying some of the things I've heard them say to me, now that the word's got out that, although I'm a rich man's widow, I'm not his heir, and am consequently penniless. I hear thoughts that are a logical development of what Peter Flom wrote about souls and bellies. From "My neighbor's soul is not my affair, but his belly is" it's a short step to "My neighbor's soul is of less importance than his belly."
Now, as a matter of fact, I personally don't like having a belly. Technically "belly" is the old English word for the section of the body also known by the Latin word "abdomen," but like most American women my age I tend to use "belly" only to refer, in a crass and derogatory tone, to one that is bulging with surplus fat. Some of us don't mind having "baby bumps." I'd rather have the ribby look implied by "washboard abs."
How irrelevant is that to the focal point of this post? I resent a political worldview that first categorizes (and stereotypes) people on the basis of their incomes, then relates to those with lower incomes as people who have only "needs" (no gifts to share), and then defines those "needs" in terms strictly of their bellies.
It translates to, "You don't need to do any of the things that matter most to you, that actualize your self and embody your soul. You need to focus on the priorities a lot of social workers have agreed are what poor people need...like having a lot of food, in fact having more animal protein and saturated fat in your diet than you might prefer to consume. And, well, having a "decent" crowded noisy vermin-infested hostility-drenched polluted ugly apartment has to be more of what you need than having a beautiful, historic old house that needs a lot of repairs that the average social worker wouldn't have a clue how to make, so why not just give up the house and move into a low-income housing project. And after that, if the public can be hit up for the needed amount of funding, we might be able to retrain you to do some sort of entry-level job so that we could place you as, say, a Wal-Mart greeter, or maybe a junior day-care assistant, or some other job that could be better done by a fourteen-year-old, but we've worked very hard on getting the fourteen-year-olds banned from the job market so that those jobs can be made available to skilled and experienced adults whose jobs have been submarined by corporate slave labor in China. Well, you need to think about the survival of your belly...you can always worry about having a soul later."
I've heard that line of argument expressed in close to those words, and I offer as evidence that Christianity works the fact that, although the people making the argument are lazier and therefore much weaker than I am, and although as a matter of objective fact I think the United States would be better off without its welfare-cheat population, I've never even tried to strangle these people. I am not a violent person. Because I have a sensitive soul. People without sensitive souls are violent.
My sensitive soul demands freedom, self-determination, self-actualization. My sensitive soul has no problem with material wealth, but has never made material wealth a priority. My sensitive soul actually prefers the sensation of hunger to the sensation of having compromised any principle for material gain.
A belly without a sensitive soul is a pretty good description of a caterpillar. My sensitive soul doesn't hate caterpillars, and feels sorry for the ones I find it necessary to kill...but my sensitive soul becomes very, very angry when people presume to make plans for me that presuppose that I am a caterpillar.
Now, as a matter of objective fact, we've had over a hundred years of "progress" toward the kind of Welfare State that those who define poor people in "belly" terms thought we needed. The result has been more poverty, and also dire economic developments. Exactly how dire the condition of the U.S. economy has become is a matter of debate. Different projections can be made from different statistical analyses. It takes a true math nerd to crunch enough different sets of numbers to form an intelligent preference for one projection over the others. I'm not a math nerd, so I'll settle for a generalization based on the amount of information we non-math-nerds can absorb: Any way you analyze it, the U.S. economy is in bad shape. We can't afford to allow any able-bodied person to depend on any long-term financial aid extracted from the U.S. government.
Passing the financial burden down to state and local governments is a short-term solution that can help if, and only if, it's consistently regarded as a temporary transitional measure. We don't need bankrupt states, counties, or cities any more than we need a bankrupt federal government. We need to wrap our heads around the idea that large equals inefficient. Or, big institutional systems for helping poor people equal systems that invite exploitation and will inevitably bankrupt themselves.
Many people who are not among Virginia's landed poor think the way Peter Flom does. "We don't live in small villages any more..."
Wrong, I say. I say this as a Virginian who expatriated myself into a big sprawling city for almost half of my adult life. When we don't live in small villages, we live in cities that consist of neighborhoods. Washington, D.C., has done a great deal with the "neighborhood" concept, both good and bad. The relevant aspect of neighborhood, for this blog post, is that your neighborhood is the functional equivalent of a village.
When you move to Washington, you pick a congenial neighborhood in which to buy or lease your city home. Whether that means buying a house or renting an apartment is a matter of choice more than class, in this context, despite the obvious relevance of your income level. Let's dump a lot of the garbage--if you have a full-time job in Washington you have a choice between a lifestyle that's beyond your financial means, a lifestyle that strains your financial means, or a lifestyle that allows you to live comfortably within your means and be able to help others.
While living in Washington I worked with the local part of the team that created www.volunteeroverseas.org, (yes, please click), and I'd like to borrow a word from How to Live Your Dream of Volunteering Overseas that describes my favorite urban Creative Tightwads. Their sensitive souls have been exposed to an awareness of real poverty--in the city, in their home towns, in other countries--and this awareness has "bent" these people. I've never been in Joe Collins' home but I remember that, before she needed a house with room for a growing son, Zahara Heckscher's home and office was one room in a group house. The house included a kitchen, bathroom, and downstairs "living room" that could accommodate good-sized dinner parties and a house library, but the bed, clothes storage area, and office were all jammed into one town-house bedroom, which is (typically) less than half the size of the smallest bedroom in a rural or suburban house. Zahara Heckscher was not a young student doing her first part-time job, although she was well enough preserved to be mistaken for one. She was trying to "stay bent" and use a good part of her decent income to help people in real need.
You don't have to go overseas to "get bent." If you want to help people who have real financial needs, you do need to be aware that most of those people do not fit the stereotypes for which massive, inefficient programs are designed.
Reading your local alternative newspaper may help. Around the time volunteeroverseas.org was launched, the Washington City Paper (warning: it's not family-filtered) ran a feature essay on paraplegics for whom federal programs weren't providing rehabilitation. The writers chose to focus on young men who didn't qualify for federal programs that addressed paraplegic seniors, paraplegic children, or people whose paraplegic condition was part of permanent brain damage. You might think this was the group of paraplegics it would be most profitable to offer physical therapy, education, and job training; social workers apparently disagree. The writers found more than two dozen men who had become paraplegic due to spinal damage, below the brain, and weren't getting the help they needed. Of course, the purpose of publicizing these guys' problem was to get a local company to create a private program for them, and it worked.
If you keep an ear to the ground in your neighborhood, though, you're likely to find a similar situation where someone needs help but doesn't qualify for a large-scale program. And if more of us actually do that, we can help scale back the bulky government programs before they collapse under their own weight.
Why don't more people do this? I seriously think the answer can be summarized as "Because they're not Virginians." Although our parents certainly weren't rich, could poor-mouth with the best and not even have to exaggerate their financial worries, my brother and I still grew up with an awareness that we were better off than most of humankind. We could look down on people whose behavior was "trashy" but were not allowed to look down on people who were poor, or whose solutions to their own financial problems weren't the ones we would have chosen. In fact we were told, when possible, to look for people whom we might be able, in some small and humble way, to help. We happened to know a lot of those people because one of Dad's part-time jobs had involved distributing free food to people who'd identified themselves as needing it. We were taught to look for them, and look for small, efficient, individual, and confidential ways to help those in need, outside of our home town too.
With all due respect and good will, I have to notice that it's possible--and wonder how it's possible--for people like Peter Flom not to do this. Some people actually grow up with their parents telling them to cultivate the rich people's kids at their school, instead of looking out for the poor ones. Some people are told to shop at the stores, dine at the restaurants, even attend the religious services, the rich people favor, rather than going to places where they're likely to meet a mix of Creative Tightwads and really poor people. Some people are warned off volunteering overseas, or even travelling to poor countries, or even taking jobs in the poor sections of their own cities.
For the first ten years or so I remember hearing that Anacostia, D.C., or "Ward 8" in general, was very hostile and dangerous to White people. Hostile to yuppies, gentrifiers, and bigots it certainly was, but there are decent human beings even in the poorest and shabbiest inner-city neighborhoods. There are scum everywhere, too. It's always nice if someone who lives in a neighborhood other than your own can introduce you to the decent people. It shows respect, and helps break down prejudice. Once this has been done, there's no reason to feel more afraid to work in a poor neighborhood than in a rich one. Both kinds of neighborhoods are occasionally targeted by evil people; both are likely to be the homes of nice people, and nice people in either kind of neighborhood can occasionally face financial crises.
"But knowing people in financial need doesn't make us better able to help than a large organization that has more money..." It does, and it doesn't. Individuals are better able to assess needs and meet needs in an efficient, confidential way. Individuals obviously don't have as much money to give, and large organizations can sometimes use large, awkward "programs" to do more good for large numbers of people facing a financial crisis--typically after a disaster--either a natural disaster, like a tornado, or a man-made disaster, like a Socialist government administration.
Civilization needs both kinds of help. But, in order for large-scale organizations to do more good than harm, in addition to the small-scale, private help that prevents people from overburdening the big organizations, there's also a need for society to check people's willingness and ability to depend on handouts as a long-term career strategy.
Merely saying no to welfare benefits will not, all by itself, make every U.S. citizen independent and resourceful. Even in my family, we can't just assume that everyone is going to be able to follow the example of "Grandpa Vito," who was sitting up and keeping track of his visitors in order to plan his hundredth birthday party during the week before he died. Most of us won't be. We do not need to revive the social attitudes that used to make people ashamed of needing wheelchairs or white canes, or other compensatory devices that may not show. We do need a system that makes people ashamed of depending on welfare when there is no medical reason why they're not working.
The reason why many Americans aren't working today is that there aren't enough jobs to go around. For this, too, I think the best thing Washington can offer the rest of the nation is neighborhood consciousness. If there is a lot of unemployment among able-bodied adults in your neighborhood, then your neighborhood is obviously depending too much on imported goods and services. Talk to your neighbors about what you are buying from sources outside the neighborhood that could be produced inside the neighborhood...and start producing it. That's the way to keep a welfare system sustainable for those who really need disability pensions, without turning what ought to be a safety net into a snare for able-bodied people who should be walking on their own feet.
I don't want to hear that caterpillar-type talk about how "the economy's down, and good jobs aren't available any more, and I can't afford to support you on my little old pension..." I have heard that from "Uncle Abner," who was technically born inside the Virginia border but brought up by people who ought to have been in Kentucky, and I have observed that a Virginia gentleman could comfortably support two or three people on a pension the size of his...but I'm not on the Internet to argue about anybody's pension. Some people are drawing out of Social Security much more than they either need or deserve, and some people are drawing enough to pay for groceries but not rent, utilities, or medical bills. That's a whole different issue.
My point here is that, if you are one of our retired population who are in the habit of saying (as if it hadn't already been said) that the economy's down and the job market is tight and no business is really thriving these days, you can do something besides parroting these stale remarks. George Peters did that, while living; most of you other retirees may not be as intelligent as he was, but most of you appear to be less physically disabled, and some of you have more disposable income. You can talk to a few other people who are making these remarks and decide what kind of job market you want to build.
If only ten people were paying me just $100 per month, either for one or two days' work (that's how much I charge for one day's work for a business or two for a disabled person), I'd be rich. Of course, you may want to support other underemployed adults who might not feel that they were rich if they were pulling in a steady $1000 per month. Some of them have different needs than I have, and some of them should hire me as a budgeting consultant. Anyway, my point is: if you can scrape up $100 per month, you can stabilize your local economy...if you just do it, and don't wait for Big Government.
As long as we go on pouring our $100 per month out of our local economy, blowing it out on imported products (including excessive gas and TV expenses), and waiting for the federal government to take care of our neighbors, the neighborhood will become poorer. It's a vicious cycle. More people will be sucking money out of the federal welfare system, fewer will be paying money in, the economy will collapse, and then our great experiment, our democratic republic, will collapse. If you want to see that happen, what are you doing in the United States--you should have been in Greece or Russia or some such country, years ago. As the bumper sticker says, put your heart in the U.S.A. or get your [Democratic Party emblem] out.
Peter Flom has been publishing on Yahoo for a long time, and I believe he's the sort of person he represents himself to be; he consistently writes like it. That is a decent, public-spirited, fairly young man who has never questioned what his elders told him about politics. And what they told him about politics was based on the way the world looked to them fifty years ago, when there seemed no end to American wealth and progress and even the old Soviet Union seemed to have some chance of making socialism work, and nuclear war with the Soviet Union was the only thing we thought we had to fear. We respect those older people, and we should...but we're not living in that kind of world any more.
If you've absorbed "Progressive" politics as the religious practice of your family, it may not be easy to wake up and make the transition, but you are trying to practice a lot of theories that are fifty or a hundred years out of date. It's like continuing to type "Basic" commands into a computer program that's running HTML.
This web site can fairly be described as liberal (we believe in fairness and generosity and ethnic diversity), as moderate (we're not emotionally attached to any political party), as conservative (we believe in preserving tradition and values), as Green (we believe in conserving the environment), as libertarian (we believe in civil liberties), and other things. One thing this web site definitely is not is "Progressive," in the sense that used to mean "believing it was possible for socialism to work" but now, relative to the world in which we're now living, means "having given up on ideals and settled for power grabs, e.g. Obamacare and 'Agenda 21.'" Even for caterpillars, what the new "Progressive" power grabs call for, in the long term, is for a lot of caterpillars to get squished.
If you have been a caterpillar in the past, like "Uncle Abner," you need to think about what happens to caterpillars who stay in their safety nets, or webs or tents, after the rest of the brood have climbed out on their own and turned into butterflies. Have you ever looked at those caterpillars? Not very pleasant, is it? The time has come to crawl out of that safety net and turn into a butterfly.
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Nate Davis at USA Today advised Clowney to continue to "focus on catching passes." Chris Yuscavage at Complex magazine said that while HIV and STD testing is important, it's too much information to share with Twitter followers. Dom Consentino at Deadspin quipped that he was "declaring himself clean and ready for some humping. I can support this."
Clowney is not the only public figure to share his or her HIV status with the world. Pop stars like singing group SWV have talked about how frequently they get tested, and politicians like President Obama have even invited the press along to their test. So what's the big deal?
A big part of it seems to be that Clowney is a professional football player. Had Clowney tested positive, would he be received by the rest of the sporting community? Would he be asked to leave the NFL, or quietly pushed out of the league? Would his team mates treat him differently? It's difficult to know for sure until it happens. The most prominent HIV-positive pro-athlete is Magic Johnson, who was diagnosed 20 years ago and subsequently retired -- the medication we have no did not yet exist, and HIV/AIDS was still a scary, fairly new concept. Now with better medication, and a slightly more knowledgeable population, would it be easier for a person to be openly positive in the locker room?
And then there's the Twitter factor. Was sharing his information on Twitter too much information? In the interest of raising awareness, and decreasing stigma, Clowney's share was, in the end, not too much information. While he got some backlash, Clowney's point is clear: being able to talk about HIV testing shouldn't be a big deal. It simply should be like going to the eye doctor, or having an annual physical, all in an effort to ensure that you can continue to live a healthy life.
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Masuk High School's swimming and diving team, behind a pair of team-record performances, finished sixth in the South-West Conference championships in early March.
The diving competition took place at Pomperaug High in Southbury on March 1, and the swimming events were held at Masuk High two days later.
Pomperaug, with 586 points, won the championship, and Masuk recorded 195 points.
In the first swimming event, the 200-yard medley relay, the Panthers set the team record as William Briand, Eric DeMace, Kanu Caplash and Zachary Thornton placed third in a time of 1:44.69.
The Panthers not only began the competition on a high note, but ended it that way as well, recording another team-record performance in the last event, the 400 free relay race.
Masuk's 400 contingent of DeMace, Kyle Collins, Briand and Caplash broke the record it had set only a few weeks ago, coming in fifth with a time of 3:30.31.
"We've been putting a lot of hard work into practices. We've been working really hard," Collins said.
The SWC championships were a success for the Masuk squad not only in terms of record-setting success but given the team's representation alone. Masuk had 16 of 18 swimmers, including four of six freshmen, qualify for the meet.
"That was a major accomplishment," Masuk coach Tom Harkins said. "They're all swimming extremely well."
Collins was 14th in the 200 freestyle event, finishing in 1:59.42. In the 200 individual medley, Matthew Pearson was 17th in 2:22.51, and Riley Bachard came in 18th in 2:23.56.
DeMace was 10th in the 50 free with a time of 23.71, and Thornton was 15th in 23.94.
Caplash came in third in the 100 butterfly, making his final touch in 53.33, Bachard was 12th in 1:00.20, and Donald Wheeler came in 15th in 1:00.86.
William Briand, a freshman, came in ninth in the 100 free with a time of 51.51, Collins was 14th in 53.45 and Thornton came in 16th in a time of 53.67.
Wheeler was 19th in the 500 with a time of 5:36.62.
James O'Shaughnessy, a sophomore who is in only his second year of competitive swimming, finished the 500 in 5:48.36. Anderson, among those brand new to competitive swimming, knocked eight seconds off his 500 time to finish in 6:20.58.
The 200 free relay team of Collins, Bachard, Thornton and Jordan Vaglivelo placed ninth in 1:40.38.
Briand was eighth in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:01.15. DeMace was seventh in the 100 breaststroke, clocking in at 1:06.01. O'Shaughnessy came in 15th in the breaststroke race with a time of 1:11.02.
Masuk divers Hunter Sevc and Omar Al-Hamwy finished 20th and 21st, with scores of 215.70 and 145.95 respectively.
Harkins was pleased with how much that hard work paid off.
"The meet was great. It was a very good meet. I couldn't have been more satisfied," the Masuk coach said.