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This is the third installment of our blog series focusing on microroasteries (and shops) around Louisville, the Midwest, and also across the country. Our good friends Pearland Coffee Roasters are a young roasterie based out of the town of the same name, Pearland, Texas. Pearland is a rapidly growing city located just outside of Houston.


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Mexico's first survey of its federal criminal justice system confirmed what many have assumed for years: The country's prisons are packed with inmates imprisoned on drug charges and there is widespread corruption throughout the entire system.
More than 60 percent of the prisoners surveyed were serving sentences on drug offenses, including trafficking, consumption and possession. The report, compiled by the Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE), a Mexican think tank funded by the federal government, sampled 726 men and 95 women.
"Mexico is living through a prison boom not unlike that seen in the United States," wrote Steven Dudley of InSight Crime, an investigative online outlet focusing on Latin America."The reasons for this rise are many: The general public now reports more crimes; changes in the law set higher penalties for those crimes; and penal authorities have an increasing tendency to prolong prisoners' stays in jail for bad behavior."
The report found that 80 percent of women in Mexican prisons were jailed for drug-related offenses, with the rest imprisoned for either kidnapping, homicide, weapons charges or involvement in organized crime.
It brings out the challenge of getting convictions to stick on high level drug traffickers.
- Chris Wilson of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
The statistics offer a glimpse into a shadowy world inside Mexican prisons and offers an interesting glimpse at comparisons to the U.S. prison system, which has been widely criticized in the U.S. for high rates of imprisonment of people convicted on drug offenses.
Nearly half of U.S. inmates are serving drug sentences, with weapons charges and immigration charges rounding out next.
Some experts argue that the report's statistics are skewed because the survey was conducted only in Mexican federal prisons and not state or local jails..
"The biggest thing that jumped out to me is that this survey is just of the federal system," said Christopher Wilson, a researcher at the Mexico Institute, a think tank in Washington D.C. "That eliminates a whole group of crimes that are at the state level: robberies, homicides, things like that."
Wilson was taken aback by the low volume of low-level drug offenses that led to imprisonment, with almost 41 percent serving time for drug crimes being charged for transportation and about 39 percent being imprisoned for possession.
"It brings out the challenge of getting convictions to stick on high-level drug traffickers," he said. "Many high-level people get away without a serious conviction."
The tactic under former Mexican President Felipe Calderón was labeled a "kingpin" approach, which meant to take down or arrest ranking members of the country's drug cartels. Despite some high-profile arrests and killings, the approach failed to quell the drug violence and led to a fracturing of the cartels into even more warring factions..
Current President Enrique Peña Nieto said that he wants to move away from Calderón's fight-the-cartel-head-on approach and instead focus on reducing violent crime that affect many in Mexico.
"There is not a fully in place strategy yet, but there seems to be some good ideas," Wilson said. "Now it all depends on how it is implemented."
Corruption and human rights abuses are also rampant in Mexico's prison system, according to the new survey.
Almost 60 percent of prisoners surveyed said they had been beaten while in custody and 92 percent of those incarcerated claim to never have seen an arrest warrant.
"Mexico needs a clear, intelligent plan to address the very serious human rights problems you have inherited. A plan that will translate your important declarations of respect for human rights into a reality," said José Miguel Vivanco, the Americas director of Human Rights Watch, in a letter to Peña Nieto. "In its absence, the climate of abuse and rampant impunity that has thrived over the past six years will only worsen."
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The Drug War: Jim Crow in the Age of Obama
The NAACP has just passed a historic resolutiondemanding an end to the War on Drugs. The resolution comes as young Black male unemployment hovers near 50 percent and the wealth gap's become a veritable gulf. So why is the forty-year-old "War on Drugs" public enemy number one for the nation's oldest civil rights organization? Well here's why: it's not extraneous - it's central: the war on drugs is the engine of 21st century discrimination - an engine that has brought Jim Crow into the age of Barack Obama.
Author Michelle Alexander lays out the statistics -- and the stories -- of 21st Century Jim Crow in her ought-to-blow-your-socks off book: "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in an Age of Colorblindness."I had a chance to sit down with Alexander earlier this summer. We'll be posting the full interview in two parts.
"We have managed decades after the civil rights movement to create something like a caste system in the United States," says Alexander in part onehere "In major urban areas, the majority of African American men are either behind bars, under correctional control or saddled with criminal record and once branded as criminal or a felon, they're trapped for life in 2nd class status."
It's not just about people having a hard time getting ahead and climbing the ladder of success. It's about a rigged system. Sound familiar? Like the Pew Research Center report on household wealth and the Great Recession -- the NAACP resolution story was a one-day news-blip - despite the fact that it pierces the by-your-bootstraps myth that is at the heart of - you pick it - the deficit, the stimulus, the tax code - every contemporary US economic debate.
White America just maybe ought to pay attention. With more and more Americans falling out of jobs and into debt, criminal records are a whole lot easier to come by than life-sustaining employment. Contrary to the conventional media version, the "Drug War" story is not a people with problems story - it's a policing and power story that reminds us that racism's not a figment -- and it just might contain a hint or two, too, about what a high-unemployment America could come to look like -- for all of us.


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1982: The Falklands War between the English and Argentinians began, England's footy team went out of the World Cup in Spain without losing a single game, and Tight Fit's The Lion Sleeps Tonight spent 3 weeks at the top of the UK pop charts. But it wasn't all bad.
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Sir Clive Sinclair's third home computer is fondly remembered by many who grew up in the 80s. However, it is far more important than that.
It is, in fact, the pivotal founder of the modern videogames market; a machine that was both affordable and accessible to all, whether you just wanted to play or write games on it. When it came out, its only peers were hideously expensive, or feebly underpowered. Only offices or rich kids had computers in the early 80s, and even then because their parents thought that they might learn something from them.
However, Sir Clive's device, with its tatty plastic casing and rubber keys, was disposable and cheap enough for teenagers to have in their bedrooms, and that created a massive, new market for games. By the second year of its life, you could even buy the software (stored on cassette) in newsagents alongside a copy of Tiger or Eagle and a quarter of cola pips. And hence, games developers multiplied in their hundreds.
Some of which are still around today, such as Goldeneye 007 programmers Rare, who started out as Spectrum developer Ultimate Play the Game, and Kevin Toms, the mastermind behind the original Football Manager game who is currently writing a new version for the iPhone.
But it is another of those old developers, Elite Systems, that has targeted Apple devices first, and it's used its roots to do so.
Available on iTunes now, ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection Vol. 1 features six emulated Speccy games from its, and others, back catalogues. And the company plans to release regular additions to the range.
On the first outing, we're treated to pixel perfect renditions of Durell Software's classic games, Saboteur!, Turbo Esprit and Harrier Attack, Elite's own arcade conversion of Buggy Boy and Frank Bruno's Boxing, and, leaving the best until last, A&F Software's original Chuckie Egg. The latter is worth the entry price alone.
Apart from the spot-on emulation, there's little more to the app, although you can choose to have the keys from either the rubbery 48k Spectrum or hard key 128k equivalent (as released by Amstrad later in its life). Plus, there's a little bit of preamble about each game and an online news section to let you know what other volumes may be on the horizon. But everything from the snatches of loading noise and original game music is so authentic that it'll take you back to the period more effectively than a mouth full of Space Dust.
Of course, if you weren't around back then, you may just go "meh" at the quality of the games. But this isn't for you. It's for us, and we love it.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The manager of Louisiana's Superdome is recommending that dome officials have an engineering study done with an eye toward changing the stadium's emergency power systems.
Doug Thornton says that idea has been in the works since well before the Super Bowl — when a partial power outage put half the dome on emergency backup power for more than half an hour.
Thornton's comments Wednesday came during a meeting of the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District board.
Thornton noted that a weakness with the current system is that it's designed to keep electrical systems operating during an emergency evacuation — not during a temporary outage when crowds remain in the building.
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Jean Carr and Larry Winnik, two of the many dedicated long-term volunteers with the UH Sea Grant Hanauma Bay Education Program (HBEP), will be recognized this week by the Honolulu City Council.
On Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Councilmember Stanley Chang (Honolulu City Council, District 4) will present an honorary certificate to Carr and Winnik on the occasion of their twenty-year anniversaries. They will be honored at a special ceremony at 9:00 a.m., prior to the City Council meeting. The public is welcome to attend.
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Carr was born in Oregon, relocated to Honolulu in 1962, and has volunteered for twenty-three years with HBEP. She enjoys hiking, snorkeling, Hawaiian arts and crafts, and native Hawaiian plants. She likes to help and meet people from all over the world who come to Hanauma Bay. Volunteerism enables her to expand her routine and gain new opportunities. She welcomes visitor questions and especially enjoys those from the children; their sense of wonder and enthusiasm provides many rewards for her volunteer work.
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Originally from California, Winnik served twenty-five years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring as a colonel in 1991. He has volunteered for over twenty years with HBEP, and is an avid snorkeler, underwater photographer, fisherman, avid reader and motorcycle rider. When asked what he enjoys most about volunteering, he says that he enjoys interacting with visitors at the beach desk, the theater, and sharing his love of the bay. He especially appreciates the smiles on many "Make A Wish" children who visit. Through his many years as a volunteer, Winnik enjoys seeing tourists delight in the bay, and feels very lucky to live in Hawai'i.
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Yet another daily update. I'll probably scale back the pace at some point in the near future. Meanwhile, I encourage you all to send me any cartastrophes you happen to encounter in your travels. Email address can be found in the About section.
Today's effort comes from the Church of the Brethren Network, in an article on comparing Bible manuscripts and translations:
Click the link for context – it comes from an article written by a Mr. Ronald Gordon, though I cannot say for certain if he authored the map. In the article, Mr. Gordon explains the four major biblical manuscript families, and the regions in which they originate. The map is provided for the reader's enlightenment and edification.
From the map, I gather that the Western family of manuscripts appears to originate somewhere off the coast of Sardinia, in the Mediterranean, whereas the Caesarean one is off of the Lebanese coast. Many people lived in the middle of the sea back then, you know.
If you read the accompanying text, you learn that the Western family in fact came out of Rome and Carthage. Both of which are, I suppose, kind of close to the big green oval (sure would be handy to have a map right about now to help me figure out where those two cities are). It's rather hard to tell how far the oval's sphere of influence extends, and there are a lot of places that are closer to the oval which are neither Rome nor Carthage. The alternative to placing cities vaguely near the oval would be what the author does to indicate the manuscripts originating out of Alexandria: completely cover the entire area so that you can't see anything and can't tell entirely where Alexandria is.
Rather than putting large shapes which, in fact, completely obscure much of the geography the author is trying to convey, it would probably have been better to just mark the locations of key cities, with much smaller dots. In the article, the author in fact lists off several key cities, so it's not as though he was trying to cover up an ignorance of which ones they were.
The shaded relief on the map seems so mismatched, giving the background an unnecessary level of detail that highlights all the more the fact that the ovals were quickly slapped on. Quick tip: Information content first, spiffy details second. To grind the point home even more, I will point out that the map has drop shadows. Drop shadows, I say! Yes, they do make the ovals slightly less dull (I caution you against trying to imagine what it looks like without the drop shadows), but they don't stop them from being large, brightly colored-ovals which convey minimal information and take up a lot of space doing it. I repeat: Communicate first, add drop shadows second.
The map title is both oddly placed (about 30% of the way down…why?) and hard to read, on account of all that geography going on underneath it. When the background color on which your text sits changes, it becomes much harder to read. Especially if those background colors are very different from each other. Like, say, dark blue and tan. I don't mean to say that you cannot read the text on this map. Just that it strains your eyes a lot to do so.
Unsatisfied with the eye stress induced by the map title, the author decides to make his or her next bit of text, the "Resources provided through Church of the Brethren Network" line, partly transparent, making the map title look perfectly clear by comparison. Also, in so doing, the author reveals his or her knowledge of how to change the transparency of objects on the map, leading me to wonder: why didn't you do that for the ovals, so that I can see a bit of the land underneath?
One Nice Thing: The colors of the ovals are, at least, reasonably sensible. These data cannot be ordered (they're categorical data)…you can't put Western above or below Alexandrian, etc. There is no natural ranking. So, you want to use colors which likewise not orderable, and the ones chosen are, indeed, not orderable. Though, yellow might have been better than blue, to make Alexandrian stand out from the water.
Check out the part of the website which has the map, if you want to understand this post's title. It's worth it.


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Hawaii has lost one of its greatest citizens, and we all have lost a great American.
Hawaii has lost one of its greatest citizens, and we all have lost a great American.
The life of Daniel Inouye - military hero, racial-barrier breaker, United States senator, Capitol Hill investigator and gentleman - was the true definition of public service.
Inouye, a senator since January 1963 - not long after Hawaii joined the union - died last week at age 88.
His last word was symbolic and appropriate: "Aloha."
Inouye had a distinguished military career and was thrust into the national spotlight for his roles in the Watergate and Iran-Contra investigations.
He also became the first Japanese-American to serve in Congress when he was elected to the house in 1959.
That was a decade and a half after World War II ended, and animosity against Japan and Japanese-Americans still was intense.
Inouye, however, had the innate ability to work with people of all political bents and with leaders from many other countries.
He steadfastly stuck up for what was needed in his home state, but did so while looking at the bigger picture of what was important for the United States as a whole.
He was not always popular with the Republican Party, as the investigations of Watergate (Richard Nixon) and Iran-Contra (Ronald Reagan) rocked two GOP presidencies.
But his diplomacy, grit and collegial manner earned him the respect of many inside and outside of politics.
"Senator Daniel Inouye was a man who rarely called attention to himself but who lived a remarkable American life filled with the dignity and grace of a true hero," said GOP Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky.
"My dear friend, Senator Daniel Inouye ... was one of the finest men I have known in my lifetime. He was one of the most distinguished senators this body has ever seen," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada.


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Supreme Court Judgement : Writ against Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is Dismissed And Weightge of Experience is Quashed, Petition Dismissed
Teacher Eligibility Test is Compulsory , And Guest Teacher Experience weightage quashed ( A decision of Highcourt Punjab & Haryana Maintained )
Petition(s) for Special Leave to Appeal (Civil) No(s).29755/2010
(From the judgement and order dated 06/04/2010 in CWP
No.13045/2009 of The HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB & HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH)
MAHENDER KUMAR & ORS. Petitioner(s)
STATE OF HARYANA & ORS. Respondent(s)
(With prayer for interim relief and office report)
WITH SLP(C) NO. 24882 of 2010
(With appln.(s) for intervention and permission to file rejoinder
affidavit and with prayer for interim relief and office report)
I.A.No.1162 (Appln.for intervention)
SLP(C) NO. 24884 of 2010
(With appln.(s) for deletion of the name of petitioner and office
SLP(C) NO. 24883 of 2010
(With office report)
SLP(C) NO. 25010 of 2010
(With office report)
Date: 21/02/2012 These Petitions were called on for hearing today.
For Petitioner(s) Mr.Shish Pal Laler, Adv.
Mr.N.P.Midha, Adv.
Mr. Balbir Singh Gupta,A.O.R.(Not Present)
For Respondent(s) Mr.P.P.Rao,Sr.Adv.
For RR Nos.1 & 3 Dr. Monika Gusain,Adv.
Mr.Hari Om Yaduvanshi, Adv.
For RR No.4 Mr.D.S.Chauhan, Adv.
Mr.Rajinder Juneja, Adv.
For RR No.2 Mr. John Mathew,Adv.
Mr. Kamal Mohan Gupta,Adv.
UPON hearing counsel the Court made the following
The IA No. 38 for deleting the name of petitoner no.
2852, i.e., Chaman S/o Dharamvir in SLP(C) No. 24884 of 2010 is
allowed in terms of the prayer.
These petitions are directed against order dated
06.04.2010 passed by the Division Bench of the Punjab and Haryana
High Court whereby the exemption granted to the Guest Faculty (Lecturers / Teachers) from passing the requirement of School Teachers Eligibility Test (for short, 'STET') for the purpose of regular appointment to Group 'B' posts and the grant of weightage
of 24 marks in lieu of the experience gained by working as Guest
Faculty was quashed.
With a view to ensure that the education of students does not suffer due to non-availability of teachers the Government of Haryana, Department of Education framed policy for recruitment of
Guest Faculty. For this purpose detailed guidelines were issued on 18.9.2006. After one year and two months, the State Government issued instructions vide circular dated 17.11.2007 to all the concerned officers to stop engaging Teachers on the Guest Faculty basis. On 2.12.2008, the Government issued guidelines for temporary adjustment of displaced Guest Teachers by way of stop gap arrangement. By circular dated 2.3.2009, the Government amended
the terms and conditions enshrined in letters dated 29.11.2005, 16.12.2005 and 27.9.2006 for engaging the Teachers on Guest Faculty.
In furtherance of the requisition received from the concerned department, the Haryana Public Service Commission (for 3 short, 'the Commission') issued advertisement no. 3 which was published in newspapers on 18.6.2009 for recruitment of 1317
Temporary Lecturers (School Cadre), HES-II (Group-B) were as under:
"Essential Qualification:
1.Essential Qualifications for the Lecturers of all Subjects except Lecturer in Chemistry, History, Maths and Pol. Science:
(i)Post Graduate Degree in relevant subject from a recognized university alongwith at least 50% marks.
(ii) Certificate of having qualified School Teacher's Eligibility Test.
(iii) Matric with Hindi / Sanskrit."
The relaxation clauses contained in the advertisement did not provide for exemption to any class / category of candidates from passing STET. However, after 15 days of the publication of
advertisement, the Commission issued corrigendum dated 3.7.2009 incorporating therein the decision taken by the State Government to give exemption to the Guest Teachers from passing STET and age relaxation apart from giving additional 6 marks for six months' experience subject to the maximum of 24 marks. The relevant portions of the corrigendum are reproduced below:
"Besides as per the decision of the State Government the guest teachers applying for these posts will be given exemption from passing the School Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) and age relaxation in the upper age limit in additional weightage for having served the department as guest teacher will be given as under:
"No weightage will given to a person who has served for less than six months.
For the six months experience 6% additional marks to be given and one percent additional will be given for every additional month of engagement subject to maximum 24 marks."
Necessary Stipulation:
In case the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana High Court does not agree to the grant of relaxation to the guest teachers, the same will not be given to them at the time of final selection."
Respondent no. 2, viz., Ashok Kumar challenged the
corrigendum in Writ Petition No. 13045 of 2009 mainly on the ground
that the so-called policy decision taken by the State Government to
exempt the Teachers engaged as Guest Faculty from passing STET and
grant of weightage of additional marks is ultra vires the
provisions of the Haryana State Educational Lecturer School Cadre
(Group 'C') Service Rules, 1998 (for short, 'the Rules') and
Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution because that would amount to
indirect regularisation of the services of the Teachers who were
engaged as the Guest Faculty.
In the counter filed by the State Government the
exemption granted to the Guest Faculty from clearing the STET was
justified on the premise that such test had not been conducted in
the State for many years. The grant of weightage of additional
marks was also defended on the premise that the members of the
Guest Faculty had acquired sufficient experience by working as
Lecturers / Teachers.
The Division Bench of the High Court referred to the
policy framed by the State Government to recruitment to Guest
Faculty, the relevant provisions of the Rules, the orders passed in
Writ Petition Nos. 2743/2006, 387/2007 and 5289/2007 filed by
Teachers appointed as the Guest Faculty and observed:
"31. A reading of orders passed by this Court, as
referred to above, makes it very clear that entry of
guest faculty teachers was de-hors the regular
selection process. It was limited to few candidates.
All eligible candidates were not allowed to compete for
those posts. The nature of service was contractual.
However, despite knowing terms and conditions of their
appointment, the guest faculty teachers dragged the
State of Haryana into avoidable litigation and on
account of their action, even the process of selection
of regular teachers was delayed. If at this stage,
relaxation in age, exemption from passing STET and
weightage upto 24 marks towards experience gained as
guest faculty teachers is given to them, it would
amount to appointing those very candidates in regular
service, who, in the first instance, entered it through
a selection process which was not regular and open to
all. Obviously, it would mean a grave discrimination to
the other more deserving candidates. Most of the guest
faculty teachers have service of more than two years to
their credit, they are sure to get 24 marks at the time
of selection and by that process they are bound to
exclude others who are more meritorious from entering
in service. The grant of 24 marks in the marks obtained
by all the candidates, including the guest faculty
teachers, as per criteria, in a fiercely competitive
field with thousands of applicants would virtually rule
out non guest faculty candidates. This virtually
amounts to regularization of guest faculty teachers in
service, which was deprecated and proscribed by the
Hon'ble Supreme Court in Uma Devi's case (supra),
wherein it was held that persons, who got employment
without following a regular procedure and at times
enter through backdoor are not entitled to get
permanence in service."
We have heard Shri Shish Pal Laler, learned counsel
appearing for the petitioners, Shri P.P.Rao, learned senior counsel
appearing for the State, learned counsel for the Commission and
learned counsel for respondent no. 4 and scrutinised the record.
It is not in dispute that the essential qualifications
enumerated in the advertisement issued by the Commission were in
consonance with the requirement of the Rules as amended vide
Notification dated 24.7.2008. In other words, the certificate of
having qualified School Teacher's Eligibility Test was an integral
part of the essential qualifications. Rule 17 of the Rules does
empower the State Government to relax any of the provisions of the
Rules with respect to any class or category of persons but the
exercise of power under that rule is hedged with the condition that
while granting relaxation, the State Government must record reasons
for doing so. Before the High Court, the State Government did not
produce any document to show that it had exercised power under Rule
17 and passed a reasoned order for granting exemption to the
Teachers engaged as the Guest Faculty from the requirement of
having qualified STET. Even before this Court, no such document
has been produced. Therefore, the High Court was right in taking
the view that the essential qualification prescribed under the
rules could not have been relaxed by issuing a corrigendum in the
advertisement issued by the Commission.
Shri P.P.Rao, learned senior counsel relied upon the
judgment in K.V.Rajalakshmiah Setty and another vs. State of Mysore
and another (1967) 2 SCR 70 to show that one time ad hoc concession
given to teachers could be treated as legitimate and the exercise
of power by the Government does not result in violation of Article
14 and 16 of the Constitution.
We have carefully gone through the judgment but do not
find any proposition of legality that a qualification prescribed
under the rules framed under Article 309 of the Constitution can be
relaxed simply by issuing a corrigendum in the advertisement issued
by the Commission.
Insofar as the grant of weightage of additional marks is
concerned, we are in complete agreement with the High Court that
this was an indirect methodology adopted by the State to ensure
regularisation of the Guest Faculty Teachers who had earlier failed
to convince the High Court to issue a mandamus to the State Government to frame a policy for regularisation of their services.
In the result, the special leave petitions are dismissed.
As a sequel to dismissal of the special leave petitions,
all other pending I.As. are disposed of as having become
(Satish K.Yadav) (Phoolan Wati Arora)
Court Master Court Master
Source : http://courtnic.nic.in/supremecourt/temp/sc%202975510p.txt


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Saranac falls to Dansville on the road
The Pewamo-Westphalia boys basketball team outscored Potterville 41-10 in the first half Wednesday night en route to a 72-33 win.
Nick Spitzley paced the Pirates in the score book with 19 points.
Lane Simon finished with 16 and Ty Simon earned a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
P-W (14-1, 11-0 in CMAC) will travel to Saranac on Friday to take part in the Redskins' Pink Out game.
Dansville 54, Saranac 41
DANSVILLE — The Aggies avenged an early-season loss to the Redskins Wednesday night, earning a win inside their gym.
John Kinsman led Saranac with 22 points and five steals. Branden Smith finished with 10 points, while Khiler Sage nabbed four steals.
Saranac (1-14, 1-11 in CMAC) will play host to Pewamo-Westphalia on Friday in its annual Pink Out game.
Girls Basketball
Allendale 51, Belding 46 (OT)
BELDING — The Redskins were unable to hang on in regulation Wednesday night as they fell to the visiting Falcons in overtime.
Allendale's Allie Huistra rebounded the ball off of a missed free throw with six seconds left, then made the put back shot to tie the game at 43-43. The Falcons then outscored Belding 8-3 in the extra period to earn the win.
McKenzie Breimayer led Belding with 15 points while Greta Wilker chipped in with nine. Caitlin Alkire finished with eight rebounds and two blocks.
Huistra paced Allendale with 23 points.
Belding (9-9, 4-6 in O-K Blue) will travel to Wyoming on Friday.


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Keselowski looking forward to chance to appeal
Apr. 19, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Brad Keselowski spent some time in the garage talking to crew chief Paul Wolfe, then walked over to his No. 2 Ford and hopped in for practice on a brisk, breezy day at Kansas Speedway.
Everything appeared to be normal in the world of Penske Racing.
Even if that couldn't be farther from the truth.
Keselowski and teammate Joey Logano arrived at this weekend's race with their full crews while Penske Racing appeals heavy penalties levied by NASCAR for bringing unapproved parts to Texas.
Wolfe and Logano crew chief Todd Gordon were each fined $100,000 and suspended, along with five others in the Penske organization, for six championship points races after NASCAR inspectors found an unapproved rear-end housing on the Nos. 2 and 22 cars before last weekend's race.
The crews are allowed at the track until the appeal is heard.
"I think it's definitely a challenge for us, which isn't necessarily a bad thing," Keselowski said Friday. "It's an opportunity to show how strong a team Penske Racing can be. I think there's a lot of passion inside this group and, you know, the strong will survive."
Logano qualified 22nd for Sunday's race. Keselowski will roll off 33rd.
The move by NASCAR inspectors to confiscate the questionable part just before last weekend's race set off a mad scramble by both teams. Logano was late to the starting grid at Texas and had to start at the back of the field, but recovered to finish fifth. Keselowski ended up ninth.
The penalties dished out to Penske Racing hurt even more.
"I'm thankful there is a process for appeals," Keselowski said, "because obviously we're in an agree-to-disagree stage between Penske Racing and NASCAR, and thankfully, there's a third panel or group to settle those disagreements."
The date for the appeal has not been set.
Richard Petty said Friday that someone in the garage area must have told NASCAR officials about the questionable parts on the Penske cars, and attention drifted to Hendrick Motorsports — a team known for pushing the envelope when it comes to research and development.
Last season, Jimmie Johnson's No. 48 car failed the opening day inspection at the Dayton 500. Five-time winning crew chief Chad Knaus and the car chiefs for that Hendrick car were suspended for six races, but the bulk of the penalties were later overturned by NASCAR's chief appellate officer, the highest level of appeal.
Those penalties, which included a $100,000 fine for Knaus, came as a result of issues NASCAR found with the posts that connect the roof to the top of the rear quarter panel and deck lid.
"I've lived through it and good teams survive, good teams and drivers will always survive, but it'll put a lot of stress in their world," Johnson said. "We'll see how they respond to it, but once they get some normalcy back to their life, they'll be at the front of the pack."
Johnson denied having anything to do with last weekend's Penske incident.
"We try to be as smart as we can, conform to the rules and put the best car we can on the track," he said. "In no way, shape or form did anyone in the 48 car walk into that truck."
The penalties were the talk of the garage Friday.
Carl Edwards, who qualified second behind pole-winner Matt Kenseth, said he hadn't been paying much attention to the situation, while Juan Pablo Montoya wasn't offering much sympathy.
"You always want to push the rules. That's what you do," Montoya said. "But if you knowingly go over the rules, it is what it is. I don't think anybody was surprised."
Clint Bowyer took an even more black-and-white approach.
"Who cares how you get caught? If you're cheating, it's wrong, and you're going to get caught," Bowyer said. "Whether you're in a sporting event or life, if you're cheating, you're going to get caught. We're seeing a lot of that this week."
Keselowski, who spent Tuesday celebrating his championship at the White House, got a penalty a week earlier at Martinsville for pitting outside his stall. He still disputes that.
"It's pretty obvious that defining cheating in this sport is something that's been very poorly done," he said, "and I think you all are probably the ones that need to step back and try to figure out how to define that better because, clearly, this garage is having a hard time doing that."
Keselowski said during a post-race rant at Texas that the way the No. 2 team has been "treated over the last seven days is absolutely shameful," and seemed to indicate that there were things going on behind the scenes with NASCAR that haven't been reported.
He refused to get into those issues on Friday.
"I don't think I've been surprised by much of anything the last two or three days, but I think it's really important to let the appeals process work out," he said. "I'll save those comments for when it works out. I don't want to jeopardize our chance to have a clear appeal."


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1. When a trial court grants probation, the probationer is entitled to retain his or her liberty interest as long as he or she abides by the conditions of probation. That probation cannot be revoked, then, unless the probationer fails to comply with those conditions during the period of probation.
2. An offender's probation may not be revoked based upon actions that occurred prior to the offender being placed on probation.
Appeal from Sedgwick District Court; DAVID W. KENNEDY, judge. Opinion filed October 28, 2005. Reversed.
Michelle Davis, assistant appellate defender, for the appellant.
Boyd K. Isherwood, assistant district attorney, Nola Tedesco Foulston, district attorney, and Phill Kline, attorney general, for the appellee.
Before PIERRON, P.J., CAPLINGER, J., and BUKATY, S.J.
BUKATY, J.: Lorenzo Gary appeals the trial court's revocation of his probation. The court based the revocation on another crime committed days before Gary was placed on probation but which did not come to light until after probation was granted. We reverse.
The State charged Gary with two counts of forgery. After striking a plea agreement, Gary entered a plea to the charges on April 21, 2004. On May 25, 2004, the trial court sentenced him pursuant to the agreement to an underlying sentence of 11 months and granted probation for 18 months.
Several weeks later, June 30th to be exact, the court issued an arrest warrant based upon the fact that on June 15, 2004, Gary had been charged with attempted robbery that allegedly occurred on May 22, 2004. Gary filed a motion to dismiss the warrant, and the court set a hearing.
At the hearing, Gary essentially admitted for purposes of argument that he committed the attempted robbery. He nevertheless argued that he did not violate any terms of his probation and should not be revoked for acts committed prior to the grant of probation. The trial court disagreed and revoked the probation.
K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 22-3716(a) provides the statutory justification for probation revocation. It reads, in relevant part: "At any time during probation . . . the court may issue a warrant for the arrest of a defendant for violation of any of the conditions of release or assignment, a notice to appear to answer to a charge of violation or a violation of the defendant's nonprison sanction."
Implicit in our statutory provisions for probation is the understanding that if the trial court grants probation, the probationer is entitled to retain his or her liberty interest as long as he or she abides by the conditions on which probation is granted. A probation may not be revoked unless the probationer has failed to comply with the terms and conditions of his or her probation. State v. Garcia, 31 Kan. App. 2d 338, 342, 64 P.3d 465 (2003). At that point, the standard of review of a probation revocation is an abuse of discretion. State v. Rocha, 30 Kan. App. 2d 817, 819, 48 P.3d 683 (2002).
Here, Gary admitted to the trial court that it was more probable than not that the State could prove that he committed the crime of attempted robbery. That would unquestionably be a violation of the terms of Gary's probation had it occurred during the probation period since he was ordered to obey all state laws during his term of probation. The question here is whether Gary's probation may be revoked for an act which occurred prior to commencement of the probation period.
We find no Kansas cases exactly on point. We do note, however, that the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently answered the question in the negative. In Com. v. Infante, 850 A.2d 696, 700 (Pa. Super. 2004), that court ruled that "revoking probation for conduct committed prior to being sentenced to probation fails to serve its rehabilitative purpose." The court elaborated that a sentence of probation allows an individual time to change their ways, while being warned that future bad conduct will result in revocation. It concluded that because "probation is intended to serve as a deterrent to future antisocial conduct, [and] an individual's conduct is viewed prospectively," it did not serve any purpose to give weight to conduct which occurred prior to sentencing. 850 A.2d at 701.
When the foregoing policy is considered along with the statutory language of K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 22-3716(a), we are compelled to the same result in this case. Kansas courts have consistently refused to depart from the plain language of that statute when addressing other issues presented under it. For example, in order for a trial court to retain jurisdiction to revoke probation, the revocation proceedings must be initiated within the probationary period. It is well established in Kansas that a trial court has jurisdiction to revoke probation as long as the proceedings are started before expiration of the probation term. State v. Gordon, 30 Kan. App. 2d 852, 855, 50 P.3d 100 (2002), rev'd on other grounds 275 Kan. 393, 66 P.3d 903 (2003). The Kansas Supreme Court's decision reversing Gordon clarifies that pursuant to K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 22-3716(d), the ability to revoke probation extends for 30 days past the date the probationary term expires. 275 Kan. at 400-01.
As applied to the issues in this case, the language of K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 22-3716(a) could not be more clear. Although warrants may be issued "at any time during" probation, there is nothing in the statutory scheme which allows a warrant to be issued for conduct prior to probation. It is also clear in the language that revocation can only occur if there is a violation of terms of probation. Here, there were simply no terms in place when Gary allegedly committed the attempted robbery.
The fundamental rule of statutory construction to which all other rules are subordinate is that the intent of the legislature governs if that intent can be ascertained. The legislature is presumed to have expressed its intent through the language of the statutory scheme it enacted. When a statute is plain and unambiguous, the court must give effect to the intention of the legislature as expressed, rather than determine what the law should or should not be. Williamson v. City of Hays, 275 Kan. 300, 305, 64 P.3d 364 (2003).
We understand the less than desirable result that occurs, in one sense, in rewarding Gary for having the foresight to commit a crime prior to his sentencing date. On the other hand, the timing of the attempted robbery still retains consequences for Gary that are related to his forgery crimes. For example, any sentence for the attempted robbery will carry a mandatory prison sanction since it was a felony committed while on bond from the forgery charges. See K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 21-4603d(f). In any event, the undesirability of a result does not allow us to craft language onto a statute that is not already there. If the result requires a remedy, the legislature and not the courts must provide it.


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Fox 2012 Primary: Palin vs. Rove
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An October 31 Politico article reported that Fox News contributor Karl Rove seems to be among GOP leaders who are on a "mission" to "halt" Fox News contributor Sarah Palin's "momentum and credibility," viewing her potential 2012 presidential nomination as a "disaster in waiting." Indeed, Rove and Palin have recently traded attacks, with Rove reportedly suggesting that Palin lacked the "gravitas" required to run for president.
Palin, Rove have recently sparred over Palin's qualifications to be president
Politico: Rove seems to be among GOP leaders who have "highlighted an urgent task that they will begin in earnest as soon as the elections are over: Stop Sarah Palin." From an October 31 Politico article:
Top Republicans in Washington and in the national GOP establishment say the 2010 campaign highlighted an urgent task that they will begin in earnest as soon as the elections are over: Stop Sarah Palin.
Interviews with advisers to the main 2012 presidential contenders and with other veteran Republican operatives make clear they see themselves on a common, if uncoordinated, mission of halting the momentum and credibility Palin gained with conservative activists by plunging so aggressively into this year's midterm campaigns.
There is rising expectation among GOP elites that Palin will probably run for president in 2012 and could win the Republican nomination, a prospect many of them regard as a disaster in waiting.
"There is a determined, focused establishment effort ... to find a candidate we can coalesce around who can beat Sarah Palin," said one prominent and longtime Washington Republican. "We believe she could get the nomination, but Barack Obama would crush her."
Top Republicans, from presidential hopefuls Mitt Romney and Tim Pawlenty to highly influential advisers such as Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie, are said to be concerned she will run, and could win, according to the officials.
Nearly all of these interviewees insisted on keeping their views on background, fearing the wrath of conservative grass-roots activists who are enthralled with the former Alaska governor and who have made plain that the establishment's disdain for Palin and her devotees is mutually reciprocated.
Rove reportedly suggested that Palin lacks the "gravitas" required to be president. In an October 27 article, the U.K. Telegraph reported: "Expressing the strongest public reservations about the conservative star made by any senior Republican figure, Mr Rove said it was unlikely that voters would regard someone starring in a reality show as presidential material." The Telegraph quoted Rove suggesting that Palin lacks "a certain level of gravitas" required to be president. From The Telegraph:
Expressing the strongest public reservations about the conservative star made by any senior Republican figure, Mr Rove said it was unlikely that voters would regard someone starring in a reality show as presidential material.
In two weeks, the former governor of Alaska launches a cable television series exploring her home state's wilderness.
"With all due candour, appearing on your own reality show on the Discovery Channel, I am not certain how that fits in the American calculus of 'that helps me see you in the Oval Office'," Mr Rove told The Daily Telegraph in an interview.
He added that the promotional clip for Sarah Palin's Alaska could be especially detrimental to any political campaign. It features the mother of five in the great outdoors saying: "I would rather be doing this than in some stuffy old political office."
Mr Rove, who remains a major force on the US political scene, also implied that Mrs Palin lacked the stomach for the rigours of a presidential primary campaign, which will begin early next year before the first polls in 2012.
He said Mrs Palin had done a "terrific job" in 2008 when Senator John McCain took her from near obscurity to the vice-presidential nomination, but added: "Being the vice-presidential nominee on the ticket is different from saying 'I want to be the person at the top of the ticket'.
"There are high standards that the American people have for it [the presidency] and they require a certain level of gravitas, and they want to look at the candidate and say 'that candidate is doing things that gives me confidence that they are up to the most demanding job in the world'."
Palin: Rove "has planted a few other political seeds out there that are quite negative and unnecessary"; suggests Rove is "paranoid." On the October 31 edition of Fox News' On the Record, Palin discussed both the Politico article claiming that GOP leaders are concerned about Palin and Rove's comments in The Telegraph. Palin stated that Rove "has planted a few other political seeds out there that are quite negative and unnecessary" and added: "You know what? I kind of feel like, why do they feel so threatened and so paranoid?" Palin also said that Rove falsely called her upcoming television series a "reality show."
Palin, responding to Rove's "gravitas" comment: "Umm, wasn't Ronald Reagan an actor?" On the October 31 edition of Fox Broadcasting Co.'s Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace asked Palin about Rove's comments in The Telegraph that "there are high standards that the American people have for it [the presidency] and they require a certain level of gravitas." Palin responded: "You know, I agree with that, that those standards have to be high for someone who would ever want to run for president, like, umm, wasn't Ronald Reagan an actor? Wasn't he in Bedtime for Bonzo, Bozo?"
Palin attacked Rove during speech in Iowa
Tapper: "Some observers" at a Palin speech in Iowa "thought Palin was jokingly approaching the precipice of telling Rove to go to hell, and then backing off. " From a report by ABC News' Jake Tapper on Palin's comments during a September 17 speech to the Iowa Republican Party:
On Friday night, Palin spoke at a major Iowa Republican Party fundraiser in Des Moines, Iowa, the Ronald Reagan Dinner, she went after Republicans bashing conservatives and the Tea Party movement.
"Unsuccessful GOP campaigns and deflated GOP pundits: Remember, attitudes are contagious," she said. "So, make sure yours are worth catching."
She referred to how "expert Beltway pundits" are "all bent out of shape right now," and said she doesn't know how the machine works, and isn't sure if she wants to know given how wrong some have been about elections in states such as Massachusetts, Delaware and Kentucky.
But if she were in that hierarchy, she said, she would send conservative stars on the road, some to the South, some to the East, and some to the West.
"And Karl!" she continued, her tone changing. "Karl, go to...here! You can come to Iowa!"
Some observers thought Palin was jokingly approaching the precipice of telling Rove to go to hell, and then backing off.
She continued: "...And Karl Rove and the other leaders who will see the light and realize that these are just the normal hard-working patriotic Americans who are saying no, enough is enough. We want to turn this around and we want to get back to those time-tested truths that are right for America."
NY Times: "Palin delivered what she called a 'quick woodshed moment,' criticizing Karl Rove and other leading Republicans." In an article about Palin's Iowa speech, The New York Timesreported on September 18: "In her speech, Ms. Palin delivered what she called a 'quick woodshed moment,' criticizing Karl Rove and other leading Republicans as failing to rally behind some of the party's newest crop of nominees by suggesting that some of the candidates could not be elected in November."
NY Times: Rove "viewed with some suspicion by the new forces driving the party, in particular" Palin. The New York Times reported on September 25 that Rove's stance on O'Donnell "prompted blistering criticism from activists and Ms. Palin, who, in a 'woodshed moment' clearly directed at least in part at Mr. Rove during a recent speech in Iowa, called for party unity, asking, 'Did you ever lose a big game growing up?'" From the Times:
Mr. Rove has at times warned against insurgent candidates who in his view would reduce Republican chances of winning a seat. And as the embodiment of the inside-Washington power structure, he and his associates are viewed with some suspicion by the new forces driving the party, in particular former Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska and the Tea Party activists who eschew the sort of big-tent, top-down party order Mr. Rove stands for.
Tensions boiled over recently when Mr. Rove publicly criticized as unelectable the Tea Party-backed candidate who won the Republican Senate primary in Delaware, Christine O'Donnell. His stance prompted blistering criticism from activists and Ms. Palin, who, in a "woodshed moment" clearly directed at least in part at Mr. Rove during a recent speech in Iowa, called for party unity, asking, "Did you ever lose a big game growing up?"
Rove and Palin sparred over O'Donnell
Rove reportedly lobbied tea party to endorse Castle in Republican primary. In his book, The Backlash, Media Matters senior fellow Will Bunch writes (pages 291-295) that according to 9-12 Delaware Patriots executive director Russ Murphy, in the early stages of the campaign, Rove met with a group of tea party activists and urged them to support Rep. Mike Castle's (R-DE) Senate campaign. In an MSNBC appearance, Bunch said that meeting occurred in December. O'Donnell herself made the same claim during a September 15 interview on Fox & Friends.
Palin endorsed O'Donnell. On the September 9 edition of Sean Hannity's radio show, Palin endorsed O'Donnell, after having earlier re-tweeted a positive statement about O'Donnell from radio host Tammy Bruce.
O'Donnell credited Palin for making the difference in her campaign. Following O'Donnell's primary victory, on the September 15 edition of ABC's Good Morning America, host George Stephanopoulos asked O'Donnell, "Did Sarah Palin make the difference here?" O'Donnell responded, "Yeah, she did." O'Donnell also stated that Palin "stood up and so boldly made a statement that she supported me."
Following O'Donnell's primary win, Rove said O'Donnell will have to explain "checkered background"; she does not "evince the characteristics of rectitude and truthfulness and sincerity and character." On the September 14 edition of Hannity, Rove said: "One thing that Christine O'Donnell is now going to have to answer in the general election that she didn't have to answer in the primary is her own checkered background." He later said:
ROVE: I've met her. I'm not -- I've got to tell you, I wasn't, frankly, impressed as her, you know, abilities as a candidate. And again, these serious questions about how does she make her living, why did she mislead voters about her college education, how come it took her nearly two decades to pay her college bill so she could get her college degree. How does she make a living? Why did she sue a well-known and well-thought-of conservative think tank?
Rove went on to criticize "candidates who, at the end of the day, while they may be conservative in their public statements, do not evince the characteristics of rectitude and truthfulness and sincerity and character that the voters are looking for."
Palin told Rove to "buck up" about O'Donnell's primary win. On the September 15 edition of Fox News' Happening Now, co-host Jon Scott asked Palin about Rove's criticism of O'Donnell. Palin stated: "Well, bless his heart. You know, we love our friends, they're in the machine, the expert politicos. But my message to those who say that the GOP nominee is not electable, or that they're not even going to try, well, I say, 'Buck up. You know, buck up.'" Later, Palin said:
PALIN: I have absolutely nothing against Karl Rove or any of the guys who have much fatter political resumes than I will ever have, but I just want these fellows, they need to realize that the time for primary debate now is obviously over, and it's time for unity, because the time for choosing is near. ... So it is time to put aside internal power grabs and greed and egos within the party and to fight united for what's right and beneficial for all Americans.
Palin: "[I]t wouldn't be prudent of me either to get into a tussle with Karl Rove ... but what the heck, let's go ahead and do it." On the September 15 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor, Palin again responded to Rove's comments about O'Donnell. Palin stated: "Well, it wouldn't be prudent of me either to get into a tussle with Karl Rove, as you say, but what the heck, let's go ahead and do it." Palin continued:
PALIN: These - some of these good ol' boys - and I have nothing against Karl Rove personally. You know, he's the expert. But, Bill, some of these folks, they are saying that people like Christine O'Donnell and others -- tea party Americans - can't win, because they don't want them to win. Because they know that a Christine O'Donnell, a Joe Miller from Alaska, in gubernatorial races like Susanna Martinez and Nikki Haley -- these folks are going to shake it up. And they are going to do what's right for America, not necessarily what is right for a political party machine.
After host Bill O'Reilly called Rove a "conservative Republican" and argued that Rove preferred a "more moderate candidate" who could win in Delaware, Palin responded: "I don't buy that at all. I think that some of those in the hierarchy of the political machine - on both sides of the aisle - they are very much in to control and titles and egos and everything else. And I'm not saying that, again, about, personally, Karl Rove. But I think that that's just inherently in the nature of the hierarchy of a political machine."
Rove challenged Palin to "demonstrate her political power" and get O'Donnell "across the finish line by campaigning with her in Delaware." On the September 19 edition of Fox News Sunday, Wallace asked Rove if Palin "perhaps is now the frontrunner for the Republican nomination?" Rove replied that Palin is "one of the frontrunners. I don't know if she's the frontrunner." He later stated: "If she wants to demonstrate her political power, go to Delaware and take this candidate whom she's backing and get her across the finish line by campaigning with her in Delaware." From the September 19Fox News Sunday:
WALLACE: What does -- does this mean somebody like Sarah Palin moves up and perhaps is now the frontrunner for the Republican nomination?
ROVE: Oh, I -- look, I think the vice presidential nominee of the party in 2008, if she runs in 2012, is a -- is a -- you know, one of the frontrunners. I don't know if she's the frontrunner.
And again, I repeat. Look, there are several geological ages to come and go before that race shapes up. Who at this point in 2006 was saying, "Oh, Barack Obama's going to be the nominee of the Democratic Party in 2008?" I mean people are narrowly focused on 2010.
Look, if Sarah Palin wants to demonstrate her power and influence, she ought to -- where we started was Delaware. She ought to go to Delaware and campaign for her favorite Christine O'Donnell. She's tweeted on her behalf and she's mentioned her in a speech in Des Moines, Iowa.
If she wants to demonstrate her political power, go to Delaware and take this candidate whom she's backing and get her across the finish line by campaigning with her in Delaware. Sarah Palin has enormous magnetism and a big following. And let her employ it in the field on behalf -- in the front lines on behalf of the candidate that she cares so much about.
Rove: O'Donnell's loss "proves a lesson." Discussing O'Donnell's loss during Fox News' November 2 election coverage, Rove again criticized O'Donnell. Rove said, "It gave me no pleasure to say that she was unlikely to win, but this again proves a lesson," and then stated:
ROVE: This is a candidate who was right on the issue, but had mishandled a series of questions raised by the press early on in the race about her background and previous statements. And she said things to the newspapers and local stations that were not credible; she started to clean it up late in the campaign, but too late, apparently.
Palin: "I look forward to Karl Rove and others looking at" exit polling "showing that Mike Castle even would have lost to Chris Coons." Later during Fox's November 2 election coverage, co-host Megyn Kelly discussed O'Donnell's loss and said to Palin: "Karl Rove, as you know, predicted that Christine O'Donnell would not win this race. ... And some people looked at your endorsement of her as helping her win the primary in a state in which they did not feel she could win the general." Palin replied: "Well, I look forward to Karl Rove and others looking at what CNN is reporting and other networks reporting, that exit polling is showing that Mike Castle even would have lost to Chris Coons. So it'll be interesting to see what their take is on that." From Fox News' election coverage:
KELLY: Karl Rove, as you know, predicted that Christine O'Donnell would not win this race, as soon as she won the Republican primary. And some people looked at your endorsement of her as helping her win the primary in a state in which they did not feel she could win the general. They thought Mike Castle, who is more moderate of a Republican, would win. And that perhaps Christine O'Donnell winning that has cost the Republicans the seat.
PALIN: Well, I look forward to Karl Rove and others looking at what CNN is reporting and other networks reporting, that exit polling is showing that Mike Castle even would have lost to Chris Coons. So it'll be interesting to see what their take is on that. But there was never any guarantee that a hardcore conservative would win in a deep-blue state like Delaware.
While CNN.com reported that "the voters who turned out today said they would still probably have sent Coons to Washington over Castle, backing him 44-43 percent," CNN's exit poll showed that when voters were asked about their "Senate vote if the candidates were" Coons or Castle, voters chose Castle by a 45 percent to 42 percent margin. And as Politico's Ben Smith noted, "The actual Coons-Castle race would have been an entirely different ballgame, and one in which public polls had universally favored Castle."
Palin, Rove have used Fox to raise money for their PACs
Palin's PAC raised nearly $5M during 2010 election cycle. According to OpenSecrets.org, Palin's political action committee, SarahPAC, has raised nearly $5 million during the 2010 election cycle. The Associated Press reported on October 12 that "Palin raised more than $1.2 million for her political action committee during the last quarter, giving $93,500 to conservative candidates and causes ahead of the looming midterm elections in which she's played a major role."
Rove's group reportedly raised $24 million during past seven months. According to OpenSecrets, Rove's SuperPAC, American Crossroads, has raised more than $24 million in the past seven months. As CBS.com reported, American Crossroads' nonprofit group, Crossroads GPS, "doesn't have to give details about its funders," but, "together, American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS have said they intend to spend a total of $65 million dollars before the elections."
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