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WASHINGTON — In America's tiny towns, isolated hamlets and rural enclaves, lots of poor folks manage to get by without an automobile or the driver's license that goes along with it. They pay their utility bills in cash at local outposts. They ride to church and to the doctor's office and to the grocery store with neighbors or nephews.
They never travel by airplane. Indeed, many never leave the county in which they were born and will almost certainly be buried. Having grown up in a small place in Alabama, I've known many of those folks and transported more than a few.
Yet, despite the limits of their lives, lots of those Americans are regular voters, taking pride in their active participation in a rite of citizenship. That's especially true for the elderly black Southerners who lived through the stark repression of Jim Crow and the triumphant civil rights movement that, finally, laid him low. They show up at the polls on Election Day to cast their votes for Democratic candidates on the ballot, as they have tended to do since Roosevelt and Kennedy married them to the Democratic Party.
It's no accident, then, that Republican governors and lawmakers in more than a dozen states are following the lead of Georgia — an early adapter of modern methods of voter suppression — by setting in place strict voting requirements that insist on a driver's license (or some other state-sponsored form of photo identification). They want to make it inconvenient — preferably impossible — for some of those faithful Democratic voters to cast their ballots, giving the GOP an edge in close elections.
They're going after young folk, too — especially college students. While Reagan-era college kids tended to be faithful Republicans, the current generation heavily favored Obama in 2008. That has led some Republicans to look skeptically at the 26th Amendment.
In New Hampshire, for example, state House Speaker Bill O'Brien told a group of tea partiers in March that "foolish" college students don't have the "life experience" to be allowed to vote. Happily, New Hampshire's Democratic governor, John Lynch, disagrees. He vetoed a highly restrictive voter ID bill there, partly because it would not even have allowed college-issued photo IDs.
But several of those bills have made it into law and will likely be permitted by a U.S. Supreme Court that has fallen for the argument that photographic ID prevents fraud. The high court has upheld a similar statute in Indiana.
Indeed, Republican activists have been quite successful in their campaign to persuade Americans that pervasive voter fraud requires laws that restrict the franchise. But that's just not so.
Voter impersonation is virtually non-existent. A driver's license might prevent me from casting a ballot as Halle Berry, but I'm not tempted to try. I'm pretty sure I couldn't get away with it — even without ID.
I know what you're thinking: What about ACORN and its massive fraud? Well, quiet as it's kept, neither ACORN nor its hired hands engaged in voter fraud.
Because of its sloppy management practices, ACORN ended up with a few cheating workers who registered children or ex-felons or others who were not eligible (Mickey Mouse showed up on a list in Florida). But, contrary to the propaganda you've heard, not a single vote was affected by those illegitimate practices. Mickey Mouse never showed up at the polls. Nor did any 7-year-olds.
If lawmakers wanted to rein in fraud, they'd target absentee ballots, which are easy to misuse. But Republican lawmakers have made few efforts to restrict them because they believe that absentee ballots favor their constituents — middle-aged, middle-class voters with orderly schedules. They don't want to inconvenience conservative voters.
But they have no compunctions about narrowing the franchise if they believe they can reap a partisan advantage. That's un-American, an abuse of the democratic values that we tout to other countries. Don't conservatives believe in the Constitution?
June 15th, 2011
5:12 pm
June 15th, 2011
5:22 pm
Dontcha just love it when someone says "I already formed an opinion but if you show me a study I might accept, well then I may reconsider". A blogger who knows how to poutrage on the "net" but can't use "the google"
$7 million implementation cost in Wisconsin alone….why that may be less that Mittens probably will have to pay in taxes to "work" the system to avoid being convicted for real voter fraud.
June 15th, 2011
5:29 pm
"They(more than a dozen Republican governors) want to make it inconvenient — preferably impossible — for some of those faithful Democratic voters to cast their ballots, giving the GOP an edge in close elections."
First of all, thank you for publicizing this very real Republican undertaking, Cynthia, and thank you for your continuously impacting voice. Stay well.
Secondly, the demographic change of this nation is such that the hard Right conservative power base – and their vision – are a dying phenomenon. They may curtail this unstoppable demographic change in the short run, through their coordinated machinations as this column points out, but in the long run, this inevitable demographic change favors the Democratic Party – and its vision for the future of our nation.
The world is becoming more inclusive, not exclusive, and Republicans will, in the future, see that their vision has been a limited one. I hope (and pray) that those who will have power, in the years to come, will use that power to promote a more equitable society and will not fall victim to the temptation of corruption and self-serving interests that power usually brings with it.
George Washington relinquished power as a model to future leaders of this nation, and Martin Luther King, Jr. showed – through his unyielding adherence to nonviolence – that this nation can only fulfill the lofty vision of its founders for its greatness when it demonstrates grace and generosity-of-spirit, not brutal power. Let future leaders, who will later hold power in our nation, remember this and apply it.
June 15th, 2011
6:24 pm
You have to pay a fee to exercise your Second Amendment Rights in the state of Georgia. So what's the big deal on showing ID?
Grow up Cynthia!
June 15th, 2011
6:28 pm
Cynthia and the Democrats can't get enough of the excessive government regulations that makes it difficult to impossible for businesses to operate, but they have a problem with requiring someone to show an ID to vote? Perhaps they would support a law allowing people to buy hand guns without showing an ID – after all, bearing arms is also a right guaranteed by the Constitution.
Also, perhaps they would support a law making an ID sufficient for flying. I'm tired of half-undressing every time I fly.
June 15th, 2011
6:36 pm
this is more circuitous logic. She know people who could be negatively affected by the law (and apparently to inept to adapt), who also just happen to be black, so the law was written to intentionally prevent them from voting – which, as she admits, is an exercise in brainwashing.
June 15th, 2011
6:41 pm
people must remember that the state was sued over this, and the plaintiffs were given six to twelve months to find a person who was actually damaged by the scenario being regurgitated here by Ms. Tucker, they failed to locate that person – which indicated they no longer had standing to perpetuate the lawsuit – and the suit was dismissed. watch for demagogues who attack an idea with an asinine, unrealistic example of the potential impact. the Tuckers & Hannity's in our realm of modern day journalism do it quite frequently (intellectual dishonesty to say the least).
June 15th, 2011
6:45 pm
people must remember…
Geez, more imperatives.
Does this constant exposure to imperatives on talk-radio and Fox News brainwash you so well that you honestly believe that it will work on everyone?
June 15th, 2011
6:49 pm
kammy – you do seem very vulnerable to everyones imperatives – you even parrot them (showing you read the post) without being asked – very nice of you!
June 15th, 2011
6:54 pm
Mary E – you hope the US becomes what? Africa? Haiti? Ghana? Portugal? The citizens of the US have always been fairly generous. Even before MLK, explain how Nat King Cole was loved? How Jesse Owens got on the Olympic team? Exactly why separate but equal was bad for skin color, but fine for gender? The biggest problem is the loss of buying power of the US dollar – which Obama has exacerbated tremendously, and with his Ostrich leadership style, fails to address. Conservative believe in freedom and repercussions from decision made as a result of that liberty. Liberals want safety nets – expensive safety nets that never get the person into prosperity. How do you explain the horrible living conditions in the Atlanta Public Housing complexes?
June 15th, 2011
6:55 pm
it looks like the reason kammy protests imperative is he is too weak brained to resist their instructions. Been a liberal too long, poor fella.
June 15th, 2011
6:59 pm
promote a more equitable society = socialism. This is NOT the job of government. And, what are the odds that government can guarantee equitable outcome? It was tried in the Soviet Union, still trembling in Cuba & China. How much will this cost to elevate those who are too inept to do for themselves? Or, will we simply lower everyone to an acceptable mediocre level? This is the democratic parties designs and goals. Americans who love liberty and reject liberal tyranny should avoid voting democratic at all costs.
June 15th, 2011
7:02 pm
can only fulfill the lofty vision of its founders for its greatness when it demonstrates grace and generosity – more governmentally imposed prosperity. I was under the impression that most of our great citizens in the past excelled due to the lack of shackles imposed by the government, not BECAUSE of the governments benign oversight. Mary E has a very dangerous perception of the greatness of the country. I label her a communist.
June 15th, 2011
7:05 pm
Poor little paddy-poo, so vulnerable to imperatives that he has to defend their use.
Whatsamatta sport?
Afraid your points aren't strong enough to stand alone without silly Jedi mind-tricks?
June 15th, 2011
7:38 pm
McKinnjey extrapolates a few, imaginary situations and then condemns a whole group because of her make believe scenario.
It never enters her piled high and deep mind that her imagination has gone on without her body.
Ah, but let a troll like Weiner show up and all of a sudden her thinking goes into reverse!
June 15th, 2011
7:38 pm
Surely there's something better to write about than folks too lazy to get a picture ID.
June 15th, 2011
7:56 pm
I'd wager there are lots more folks who manufacture phony IDs than those who have allegedly committed voter fraud.
Republicans, in their obvious love of "freedom," understand that power is much more important than inclusion of the population in their government. They rather hope that fewer people refrain from voting, making the creation of a tyranny appear to be without any muss or fuss.
Of course, the other party isn't much better. They've rigged our election system and our entire government so tightly with political party controls that more and more people are increasingly cynical about the effectiveness of their vote. The GOP is trying to help this process along as much as possible, since the con-artist con-servative goal is not to produce an America where everyone has a say in their lives, but one in which the few overlords purchase power and wield it over others. People mistakenly believe that when conservatives say "smaller government" they don't mean they want the governments to have less power – they just want that power vested in a smaller, more easily controlled number of people.
Now here's your brand-new government-issues ID, people. . .now go use those voting machines that aren't gonna mark your ballot the way you intended anyway.
June 15th, 2011
8:12 pm
McKinnjey[sic] extrapolates a few…
Our hostess' name is Cynthia Tucker, a columnist with the AJC.
Cynthia McKinney is a former U.S. Congresswoman.
The stoopid — it burns! Oi!
June 15th, 2011
8:29 pm
folks too lazy to get a picture ID
Someone is not paying attention…. Paddy thinks only one race cant get photo IDs, another thinks its the lazy…and yet college photo IDs are excluded by one proposal, those with disabilities may not have ID and a whole host of others.
I know its too much to ask, but knee jerk reactions usually demonstrate ignorance of reality.
June 15th, 2011
8:32 pm
Tucker is making a dishonest, uncivl argument. She knows full well that republicans are not "against" the right to vote but Tucker can't stand to miss the opportunity to be over the top. Tucker reminds me of Wasserman-Schultz who can never pass by a statement, no matter how extreme or wrong.
I thought Galloway had replaced Tucker anyway.
June 15th, 2011
8:50 pm
She knows full well that…
And how, exactly, did you divine what it was that Ms. Tucker was thinking?
Crystal ball?
Tarot cards?
Ouija board?
Tea leaves?
June 15th, 2011
8:52 pm
I don't recall seeing anywhere in the constitution where you have the RIGHT to vote. Maybe Cynthia needs to re-read her copy.
June 15th, 2011
9:18 pm
Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference.
June 15th, 2011
9:58 pm
Well, well, well…we should just let anybody show up at Poll A and vote and then ride over (on the Democrats van) to another poll and vote again…and again…and again…Democrats will do ANYTHING to win an election and they don't care what the Constitution says whatsoever…It is patently unconstitutional to require citizens to purchase ANYTHING and yet Democrats don't care…You have to be totally without any intelligence whatsoever to vote democrats for any position…CT you have added absolutely NOTHING to the political discourse and the Atalanta paper should fire whoever hired you to write your drivel…
June 15th, 2011
10:22 pm
…Democrats will do ANYTHING to win an election and they don't care what the Constitution says whatsoever…
Not intended to be a factual statement.
June 15th, 2011
10:54 pm
My grandparents were from rural MS my Mamaw never drove a car or paid a bill in the mail. BUT!! She had a SS card. Its about being resposible and a citzen.
And under the laws being passed in red states, "Mamaw" couldn't have voted even if the precinct workers had known her all their lives. A Social Security card isn't a picture ID, dimwit.
June 15th, 2011
11:04 pm
And then there's the outrageous gerrymandering by the GOP-controlled legislatures in Texas and Florida.
June 15th, 2011
11:06 pm
No, the Republicans don't give a damn about the constituion or the American people. They prove that by their votes aganist any and every bill that would benefit the middle-class or the poor. And this effort by the Republicans to hinder likely Democrat voters is the only the way the righ wing can win a national election. Where will their votes come from? Not from young Whites, Asians, Native Americans, Blacks, the sane and if you exclude those right wing Latinos in Miami and a few other places, everyone between hell and heaven know the Republicans will not get the Latino vote.
The Republicans have a job to do for their paymasters, big business and they intend to do it at any cost.
June 15th, 2011
11:10 pm
GOP's hostility toward the right to vote
12:29 pm June 15, 2011, by ctucker
It just doesn't get more retarded than that.
CT must be frantic over her Idiot Messiah's tanking economy.
June 15th, 2011
11:13 pm
1st: There is not a "Right to Vote." There are only amendments to prohibit discrimination.
2nd: If you appreciate your privilege to vote, then getting an ID should not be an issue.
Gerrymandering is the root of all corruption in elections, and should be regulated so that votes actually count.
June 16th, 2011
12:05 am
The Republicans believe in the Constitution all right…. The Confederate Constitution which allow only the Slave holders (corporate bosses) to vote.
June 16th, 2011
12:58 am
A national I.D. and a picture/ state-sponsored I.D. are two different things. Voting is a privilege that only citizens aged 18 and older possess. By showing I.D., it proves that one is a citizen and is of age to vote. Just because one goes to college in the US does not mean that they are a citizen, which is why school-issued I.D.s would not work. Many democrats acknowledge the fact that their voter-base includes illegal aliens, therefore why would they want to make it so that IDs have to be shown? Many of their voters would not be allowed to vote. Also, who says that only Republicans use absentee ballots? I am sure that many Democrats use them too, at least the ones who are busy at work and do not have time to vote. Just because many pro-business people are conservative does not mean that they are bad people. Go ahead, continue to scorn business people and see where that gets the United States. And people say the economy is bad now. Also, I do not believe people realize that just because one votes for a GOP candidate, they are not bible-thumping conservatives. Maybe, just maybe, they want a chance of this country's economy NOT getting crushed by overregulation.
June 16th, 2011
6:30 am
Ct,Go to an anger management school or get over the color of your skin!
June 16th, 2011
6:32 am
Somehow these losers managed to register to vote but they're unable to register for an ID card?
June 16th, 2011
6:56 am
"But, contrary to the propaganda you've heard, not a single vote was affected by those illegitimate practices."
And contrary to the propoganda you've heard, not a single legitimate vote has been affected by voter ID laws.
June 16th, 2011
6:56 am
Another totally irrelevant column from an irrelevant liberal
June 16th, 2011
7:34 am
No ID…No cigarettes
No ID…No alcohol
No ID…No airline ticket
No Id…NO VOTE!!
The big government that CT so loves requires an ID for everything we do in this country…so why the problem with ID's for voting, huh??
June 16th, 2011
7:49 am
Keep Up the Good Fight!–cost of implementation study is not the same as is anyone negatively affected by this law? Can you show me those figures? And I'm not a blogger–just a commenter.
Kamchak–I try to ignore you for the most part, but honestly, all the name calling and mocking adds nothing to the discussion. Can you coherently state an argument and back it up? You're giving liberals a bad name, or at least, confirming what many of us already think of them.
June 16th, 2011
7:57 am
Look, you have to fight for the right to paaarrrrdy, I mean, I really understand that concept. But fighting for the right to vote? Give me a break. Besides, a single vote, yours and mine, is worthless, because the supreme court will just nullify it and put W back in the oval orafice….I mean oral office…..I mean oval office again.
The supreme court should all be tried, convicted and then imprisoned for life for what they done did to the world. W caused more worldwide calamity than the Huns, or even the Goths, who still walk amoung us looking oh.so.good.
And that's just a natural-born fact. (that I'm in to Goth chicks, man).
June 16th, 2011
8:06 am
Illegal aliens bring various skills with them when they come to America. One of them is the ability to make excellent forgeries of documents. They can turn out driver's licenceses that would easily fool the folks at the polls who check identies. When applying for employment, they can also show very real looking SS cards. So, they really can vote and politicians have really been known to pay people to vote and pretending this is not true and hoping it will just go away does not now nor has it ever worked.
June 16th, 2011
8:12 am
willydoit? – very good!
June 16th, 2011
8:15 am
No ID…No cigarettes
No ID…No alcohol
No ID…No airline ticket
No ID…NO VOTE!!
No ID…No ENTITLEMENTS needs to be added to that list!
June 16th, 2011
8:21 am
The democrat party has a long history of having their paid operatives vote multiple times in the names of dead people. Now Ms Tucker wants illegals to have the right to sneak into our polls to vote for democrats. Just say "NO" to Ms Tucker and her ballot box stuffing plan.
June 16th, 2011
8:21 am
@ carlosgvv
Illegal Aliens were (are) able to produce documents that would allow them to get a mortgage and purchase a home. I have at least one (illegal) neighbor on my street that was able to do this. Gwinnett County was (is) a hotbed for this sort of activity. No doubt they are voting, especially in Gwinnett.
June 16th, 2011
8:35 am
All's fair in love, war and politics.
Personally I am in favor of allowing every person over 17 who is in the country on election day vote, be they citizen, non-citizen or extra-terrestrial.
June 16th, 2011
8:36 am
Norcross – I always turn the illegals in to the police. Just find some defect, such as a broken tail light, or a noisy party and call the police. When they investigate the complaint, they can also check their immigration status. Turn em all in, let the courts sort em out.
June 16th, 2011
8:39 am
Dear jconservative – You said "Personally I am in favor of allowing every person over 17 who is in the country on election day vote, be they citizen, non-citizen or extra-terrestrial"
Do you favor the same policy for the foreign country of Israel? In that case, all the Palestinians should be allowed to vote in all Israeli elections!
June 16th, 2011
9:04 am
From AJC, "Mexico, several other countries seek to halt Georgia's new anti-illegal immigration law".
I find this interesting. To me, this lends credence to the states enacting laws and policies to restrict illegal immigration.
How about a detailed review of how Mexico, Central America and South America handle their immigration policies. Handle human rights. Handle the "police" powers of their governments.
This is ludicrous.
June 16th, 2011
9:09 am
I'm sure the Liberal political machine is still schlepping those poor disenfranchised voters to the polls on election day by the van loads. They'll just have to remember their State issued ID's to actually cast their vote for Obama now.
June 16th, 2011
9:12 am
Actually, conservatives DO believe in the U.S. Constitution.
There is no right to vote guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution.
Chew on THAT, Ms. Pulitzer Prize winner.


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Filmmaker Byron Hurt Talks About His New Film Soul Food Junkies on the Spring Premiere of 'Left of Black'
Byron Hurt's late father was like the many Americans whose unhealthy diets led to a shortened lifespan. Alarmed by what he saw as a problem among African Americans, Byron Hurt, whose last film was the award-winning Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes decided to a more intimate look eating habits within Black communities. With Soul Food Junkies, Hurt travels from his New Jersey home to the deep South to find out more about Soul Food and its lasting effects on Black communities. Among those featured in Soul Food Junkies, which debuts on the PBS series Independent Lens on January 14th, are eco-chef and food activist Bryant Terry, Sonia Sanchez, Dick Gregory, Michaela Angela Davis, and Marc Lamont Hill.
On the January 14th episode of Left of Black Byron Hurt talks to host and Duke University Professor Mark Anthony Neal about his journey to Soul Food Junkies, the connection between healthy lifestyles and Black masculinity, the challenges faced by Black documentary filmmakers and the controversy surrounding Quentin Tarantino's new film Django Unchained.
Left of Black airs at 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Mondays on the FranklinCenterAtDuke Channel on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/FranklinCenterAtDuke
Viewers are invited to participate in a Twitter conversation with Neal and featured guests while the show airs using hash tags #LeftofBlack or #dukelive.
Left of Black is recorded and produced at the John Hope Franklin Center of International and Interdisciplinary Studies at Duke University.
Follow Left of Black on Twitter: @LeftofBlack
Follow Mark Anthony Neal on Twitter: @NewBlackMan
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Unresolved narratives are deal-breakers for many film viewers, and if you are one of them, this film will likely anger you greatly. For those willing to take on some heavy ambiguity, Haneke crafts a self-reflexive story about the relationship between film and memory, both good an... read more
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Floyd County Board of Supervisors Meeting
January 31, 2011, 9:00 AM
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors met for a workshop meeting at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, January 31, 2011 in the Board Room of the Floyd County Courthouse with the following in attendance: Chairman Dunkel, Supv. Kuhn, and Supv. Kamm.
Kamm/Kuhn moved to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried 3-0.
Supv Dunkel updated the Board on the FMC Landfill and the County Social Services board meetings that he recently attempted. Supv Dunkel has attempted to get information from NIVC regarding meetings but has not received a response. Supv Kamm commented about switching T21 board representation and discussed the board's representation on two juvenile detention centers. Supv Kuhn will be attending the Conservation Board meeting tomorrow to discuss the Rockford dam, options for funding to remedy the dam issue, and the 10-year celebration of the Fossil & Prairie Park. Benefits of NACo membership were discussed.
The Board discussed a quote from Central Lock & Key for the west door electronic locking/entry system. Supv Dunkel would like the other two supervisors to look at the door area to see if we need to move the door out so the cameras catch who is at the door. The Auditor will visit with the Sheriff to capture his view on the manual versus electronic system and the camera views of the door.
The Board discussed a letter from Greg Davis, Solutions, regarding the county's InstaGate Pop3 Mail versus Microsoft Hosted Exchange. The Auditor will set up a conference call with Davis for next Monday. The Board may check what other vendors/options are available and check with other counties or businesses to see what they use.
The Board conducted a conference call with Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors regarding the County Engineer's salary. The Counties will consider cost of living, overall county budgets, and other county engineer's wages and schedule another conference call at a later date.
The Board discussed property levies, fund balances and a date for the FY12 budget hearing.
The Auditor is planning to schedule the bi-annual wellness benefit with the Floyd County Medical Center in February or March. Blood draws, PSAs, and mammograms will be scheduled as well as a follow up educational meeting for employees to attend within a few weeks after the receiving blood test results.
The Board continued the meeting at the Floyd County Medical Center for a tour of the facility.
A motion was made by Supervisor Kamm and seconded by Supervisor Kuhn to adjourn. Motion carried 3-0.
Gloria A. Carr Warren K. Dunkel, Chair
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"Why shouldn't night also be a time for readers? To read is to slip into that dark place, lulled by the voice of a writer, which the act of reading summons from the page. The phenomenon, surely, occurs more powerfully, more completely, in the quiet, nocturnal darkness. The day is too bright and noisy; there's always something to do; the real world crowds around you and won't let you take a stroll down the shaded path of imagination. Night offers shelter for the mind. At night, when the world is asleep, when windows are mirrors, when the light you read by is the one you must turn on yourself, you can almost hear books whispering. They call you. They quiver on their shelves, ready to open up and reveal what's inside them like clams in heat. At night, all books are bright."
- At Night, All Books Are Bright by Charles-Adam Foster-Simard
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Rue's Lullaby.
Hand-cut paper illustration of Katniss Everdeen and Rue from Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games featuring lyrics from Rue's Lullaby.
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I need to rest and relax today, with a good book and a pot of tea. This week has not been a kind or caring one. A nice solid block of reading time is just what I need.
You know, after I continue funeral trip planning, do yard work, cook for and host a SuperBowl party, clean up said party, et al…
How many have you read? Who's missing from the list? 10 of the Most Powerful Characters in Female Literature: http://flavorwire.com/265847/10-of-the-most-powerful-female-characters-in-literature?all=1
The Hobbit; or, There and Back Again
Tolkien, J.R.R. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, date ?
With 6 full-page black & white illustrations by the author. 18.5x12.5 cm. (7¼x5"), green cloth, color pictorial jacket designed by the author.
Signed by J.R.R. Tolkien on color plate from a drawing by him of The Hill, Hobbiton, inserted before the half-title; likely it is from another copy, being slightly taller and a bit narrow than the text block. The jacket states Fourteenth Impression. Any copies of The Hobbit signed by Tolkien are quite scarce.
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text: Table T8_4_1_1-1 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities ReportsThis appendix provides detailed data tables for all measures analyzed for the 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. Tables are included for measures discussed in the main text of the reports as well as for other measures that were examined but not included in the main text. Table 8_4_1_1.1Levels I and II trauma center utilization per 100 emergency department visits related to severe injuries,a United States, 2009Population groupPercentbSETotal 60.4DNAAge0–2470.02.025–4472.52.045–6464.42.065 and over47.22.0GenderMale64.01.9Female54.01.9Median income of patient's ZIP CodeFirst quartile (lowest income)60.93.2Second quartile58.82.3Third quartile58.72.4Fourth quartile (highest income)63.72.9Location of patient residenceLarge central metropolitan67.33.8Large fringe metropolitan67.53.8Medium metropolitan65.13.3Small metropolitan41.15.6Micropolitan47.53.9Nonmetropolitan45.55.1Region of inpatient treatmentNortheast66.42.9Midwest62.03.9South58.93.5West56.13.5a Severity of injuries is defined using the International Classification of Diseases programs for injury categorization (ICDPIC). The ICDPIC translates ICD-9 diagnosis codes into several standard injury categories or scores, including Injury Severity Score (ISS). An ISS of 16 or greater is classified as severe.b Percentage of visits treated at level I or II trauma centers. Remaining percentages were treated at level III trauma centers or nontrauma units.DNA - Data not analyzed.Key: SE: standard error.Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Center for Delivery, Organization, and Markets, Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, Nationwide Inpatient Sample and Nationwide Emergency Department Sample, and AHRQ Quality Indicators, modified version 4.1. Current as of June 2013 Internet Citation: Table T8_4_1_1-1: 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. June 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr12/8_healthsysteminfrastructure/T8_4_1_1-1.html


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"thermal lag" is probably the most significant problem with a radiant floor; you can sit all day in a sun-filled home and suddenly it gets dark and you turn on the thermostat- three hours later you might get a little heat.
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There are a lot of crappy quests there. The one where you have to kill water elementals and then the trolls around there is really bleh. A lot of the other ones all around are just really kinda meh. Doing the vehicle quest where you kill thrym is kinda fun but also a real pain in the butt with really poor mechanics. Even some of the cooler ones for drakkuru, your disguise falls off, and oh by the way for some reason abominations can see you through the disguise. The argent crusade daily quests also are blech.


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Why aren't more tanks and healers running randoms through LFD? Because our experience with it in Wrath showed us that LFD has a huge population of rude, selfish jerks who will blame you for everything that goes wrong, insult you all the way through the dungeon, vote-kick at every opportunity, totally ignore your instructions/markings and then post damage meters showing how awesome they are.
I gave up on using LFD back in Wrath after being called "dogshit" by a DPS after tanking a run that took less than 30 minutes and had zero deaths or wipes. I haven't touched the LFD tool on my tank or my healer since Cata came out, because guild runs are much more pleasant and better for my mental health. If people in LFD want more healers and tanks, then they'd damn well better start treating us decently!
Exactly - I tanked randoms in Wrath, when I could at least trust my gear and knowledge to balance out the abuse and bad behavior. My first attempt at a Cata random led to a group where someone spent the first 5 pulls making bandages - without saying a word, then who threw a fit when I suggested this wasn't ideal, with their friend jumping on board.
It's not that we don't want to do randoms - it's that I don't want to do them at the cost of the extremely high odds that even if I do manage to tank perfectly competently, people are going to curse at, insult, or threaten me. Geez, sounds like a great time.
Something about Cata heroics and tanks...I've run very few heroic pugs, and every time the tank seems to be played by the nastiest human beings in the subscriber base. Normal dungeons, everyone is usually cool. Heroics, wow, someone get the tank diagnosed for some mental issue. I don't understand the enjoyment some people get out of being the most abusive piece of crap as soon as you zone in to a heroic.
I'll be hiding in the Barrens, quietly leveling a hunter, until things settle down a little.
I have been running LFD as a tank, because up until yesterday my guild had 1 or 2 heroic ready members on at a time. I am in a new guild and that doesn't appear to be a problem (although it has been only one day). I thought about going Ret to avoid the tank abuse, didn't like the long queue times and need to re-gear. So continue to live through the abuse.
Part of the problem is everyone blames the tank for everything. Yes, sometimes it is my fault, I pulled too many on accident, or thought we could handle it, or turned a boss the wrong way or whatever. Sometimes I just don't know the fight. But most of the time if we wipe it is either someone elses fault, or all of us are equally to blame (it took several tries to beat the first boss in Shadowfang last night, we were all learning). Yet, the tank always gets blamed (or the healer). I can't keep people from stepping in fire, or falling off a ledge, or whatever. Some fights it is jst a matter of not enough DPS to burn down the boss before healer runs out of mana.
If it the tanks fault blame the tank, but don't blame the tank because someone else messed up. There are 5 people in the group and law of averages the tank is at fault 20% but they get the abuse 60% of time (healer 35% of the rest of the time).
Although this article seems to be more about treating your guild tanks/healers nicely, I highly agree with you. There has not been ONE TIME in Cata that I have queued alone, around 60% of my runs at 5-man guild runs and 30% 4-man guild runs, with the other 10% at 3-1.


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4:If you could choose to have any superpower ever, what would you pick?
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31:If you were invisible for a day, what would you do?
creep the fuck out of people. and listen in on conversations.
34:Do you ever rehearse or plan conversations before you actually have them?
yep all the time. I never say what I had planned out though
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Today's interview is with Adult film superstar Kendall Karson
Originally from Sacramento, CA, Kendall Karson is quickly establishing herself as one of the Fastest Rising Stars in the Adult Entertainment Industry. In a little over a year, the 32D x 25" x 37" brunette bombshell has starred in over 100 scenes, featured on over 45 DVD Box Covers, starred in Features and Parodies such as Vivid's Man of Steel XXX, Rambone by Dreamzone, and The Love Boat XXX by Adam and Eve, has received multiple AVN Award nominations, including Best New Starlet and Best POV Scene, and most recently nominated Adult Movie Feature Dance Entertainer of the Year at the Exotic Dancer Awards.
The one time fashion model was born and raised in a conservative Christian home, and never considered being an Adult Entertainer while modeling or pursuing a mainstream career. Prior to a life in the spotlight, the College educated beauty held many Corporate Positions, including: Dental Assistant, a Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician, CEO of her own gourmet cupcake company and Wireless and Mobility Information Manager for one of the Largest Energy Companies in North America.
She is commonly referred to in the Adult Entertainment Industry as a "Triple Threat", combining Runway looks, with a Sexual Appetite that knows no boundaries, complemented by a soft sensual voice that combines both the Sweetest Angelic purring with the Naughtiest Vocal Skills around, to satisfy both men and women equally.
Currently residing in Los Angeles, California, Kendall looks forward to combining both her corporate background with her fast rising status, to establish herself as the Ultimate package: An All Around Entertainer in both the adult and mainstream arenas, CEO/Producer/Director of her own Production Company, CEO of her own Network that encompasses branches in Social Media, Network and Cable Programming, Print Media, Pod Broadcasting, Electronic and Digital Programming, and Marketing, all while creating some awesome cupcakes in her spare time.
How did you get your start in the Adult industry?
I got into the adult industry because I was in a bad 3 year relationship where I was lucky to get sex once a month for 5 minutes. He never wanted to do anything more than missionary or doggy. I tried bringing girls into the relationship, role play and toys, but he didn't want anything to do with any of it. When I broke up with him, I got back into mainstream modeling where I was then recruited into the adult industry. I called up a high fashion photographer friend of mine in New York and asked him for advice. He told me I had everything it took to be a successful porn star. He advised to try one scene, and if I didn't like it I never had to do it again, but at least I would know. Two weeks later I moved to LA and here I am now.
What is your favorite part about it?
Not only do I get to try everything I want to sexually, in a safe environment, but porn has given me opportunities in life, that most people won't have a chance to experience, and I have met some amazing people in the process, both fans and fellow industry members.
Do you have a favorite Male performer that you have worked with?
I can't say that I have one favorite performer. Every time I go on set, it's always a new experience, even with a performer I have worked with before, depending on the scene, location, script, etc.
Is their anyone in the industry that you admire or look up too?
There are several female performers that I look up to because of their business sense and success they have built for themselves, including but not limited to: Lisa Ann, Asa Akira, Phoenix Marie, Tori Black, Jenna Haze, Emily Addison, etc.
From the scenes you've done, what has been the most challenging, and what has been the most fun?
I really enjoy the scenes that I have done so far. I would say that the only difficult challenge sometimes would be the location or temperature for the scenes, which is rare. I've done scenes in over 100 degree weather in the middle of the dessert, to being soaking wet and freezing in the middle of the night outside in the valley, to on top of rocks in the canyons, to bedrooms in mansions, etc. We are professionals and have to be able to perform under the circumstances we are given. As for the most fun, it would have to be feature movies and parodies. I love to act. Being on set all day, and sometimes night, with a big crew, all working together to make a large project a success, is not only fun, but very rewarding.
Have you won or have been nominated for any AVN or XBIZ awards?
I was nominated for Best New Starlet and Best POV Sex Scene at the 2013 AVN Awards this year. I was also recently nominated for Adult Movie Feature Dance Performer of the Year award for the ED (Exotic Dancer) Awards, which will be held in August in Las Vegas.
When you are not working, whats a typical day for you?
It's rare that I get a full day off because of all the different projects I am working on outside of just performing. When I can find a few hours to spare, I usually spend them going to a nice restaurant or cooking, watching a movie, hanging out with friends, and getting my errands done that I can't when I'm always traveling.
What do you think Your career would be if you weren't in the adult industry?
I would probably be an accountant. I am going back to school for my degree in accounting and my CPA license. Although, my secret dream job, other than being a porn star, would be to become a celebrity chef or food show host.
Do you have any hidden talents that your fans would be surprised to know about you?
Most people don't know that I love to paint and played the alto saxophone for 7 years. I love and appreciate art in any medium.
Whats your favorite song right now?
How can I choose just one?! I have a HUGE library of music on my laptop and cell phone. As far as genres though, I primarily listen to Rock, House, and Dub Step music.
As a Woman as beautiful as you are, I'm sure you get hit on a lot. Whats the funniest line you have heard recently?
OMG! There are so many I could pick from LOL Recently when I was at the store, this guys said to me, "Hey baby, are those space pants, because your ass is out of this world!"
Anything else you would like to add about yourself?
I just want to give a big shout out to my fans. You all are so amazing! I deeply appreciate all of the love and support I receive from my fans on a daily basis. Without you guys I wouldn't be where I am today. I am blessed and honored to have the best fans ever! #TeamKendallKarson
Follow her on Twitter.com/KendallKarsonXo , her web site is: www.kendallkarson.com Amazon Wish List: amzn.to/KendallKarson . Fans can contact Kendall directly via email at: firstname.lastname@example.com Please contact Dave at A-List Features for all Feature Entertainer bookings, he can be reached at: 727-367-1002
Check out these awesome vids of Kendall as well. So fine!
Asster peice theater
Best Foot Forward
Piano Tease
Should Kendall Do anal, Part 1?
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According to experts, people often choose a doctor based on gender. But researchers in northern California say that using gender to make your decision doesn't always mean you'll be satisfied with your medical care. And although the three A's -- affability, availability, ability -- are important, you also should look at the C's -- credentials, certification, competence, and convenience.
So just how do you go about picking a doctor? One way is to use the Internet, where medical organizations including the American Medical Association, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and many others list their members and their qualifications. A number of hospitals and medical centers also provide such information.
In addition, some hospital systems offer call-in services that can provide detailed information on physicians who practice in their facilities.
Dottie McCluskey is director of telemanagement for Texas Health Resources, which operates the Well Call Center for Harris Methodist hospitals and Presbyterian Healthcare System in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area. The service, free to both doctors and patients, makes physician referrals for 5,000 doctors who practice at 11 hospitals. They received about 35,000 requests for referrals last year.
According to McCluskey, the first thing you should do when searching for a doctor is to determine what's important to you.
"The call should start with the caller themselves. They should think about the profile of the physician they want before they call. That really helps us," she tells WebMD.
The patient should consider whether they want a doctor near their work or their home, if they need a specialist or a primary care physician, and if they need someone who treats senior citizens and who accepts Medicare, McCluskey says.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommend deciding if the hospitals where the doctor practices will be a factor in your decision.
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|Titanium nitride has been proposed as a fission product barrier in fuel structures for gas cooled fast reactor (GFR) systems. The thermal migration of Cs was studied by implanting 800 keV 133Cs++ ions into sintered samples of TiN at an ion fluence of 5 × 1015 cm−2. Thermal treatments at temperatures ranging from 1500 to 1650 °C were performed under a secondary vacuum. Concentration profiles were determined by 2.5 MeV 4He+ elastic backscattering. The results reveal that the global mobility of caesium in the host matrix is low compared to xenon and iodine implanted in the same conditions. Nevertheless, the evolution of caesium depth profile during thermal treatment presents similarities with that of xenon. Both species are homogeneously transported towards the surface and the transport rate increases with the temperature. In comparison, iodine exhibits singular migration behaviour. Several assumptions are proposed to explain the better retention of caesium in comparison with both other species. The potential role played by the oxidation is underlined since even a slight modification of the surface stoichiometry may modify species mobility. More generally, the apparition of square-like shapes on the surface of the samples after implantations and thermal treatments is discussed.
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Brisbane 2013: The Re-Birth of PlexiPova GOAT.
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Re: Brisbane 2013: The Re-Birth of PlexiPova GOAT.
Her withdrawal press conference was quite insightful, she's relatively at peace with her decision, it's not like she was sat there in tears or anything
after watching that I feel much better that she has made a great choice, AO > Brisbane imo
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When a warrant for his arrest arrived at his mother's house, Bryan Bookman went to the district court in Essex to clear up the matter.
"That's when I was handcuffed and shackled, right on the spot, like I was a common criminal," said Bookman, who didn't have the money to post bail and spent the night in the Baltimore County Jail in Towson.
His crime? Failure to show up in court for a small claims case.
Debtors' prison, where people are incarcerated for owing money, seems like something out of another century. But consumer advocates say Bookman experienced a modern-day version in Maryland. When people with even small judgments against them fail to show up in court as ordered, the creditor can ask the judge to issue a so-called "body attachment" that allows the defendant to be arrested.
In the fiscal year ended June 30, 1,830 body attachments were issued by Maryland courts handling small claims of up to $5,000, according to the Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition. And 39 defendants were incarcerated, including one person who spent 14 days in jail, the group reported.
"It's a de facto debtors' prison," said Marceline White, the coalition's executive director.
Most states permit body attachments and use them in a similar way to pursue consumers for small debts, she added.
But creditors and others say consumers aren't arrested for unpaid bills but for repeatedly ignoring court orders. Debtors easily can avoid arrest just by showing up in court, they say.
In Maryland, the process works like this:
A creditor wins a judgment against a consumer to collect on a debt. The creditor then asks the judge to bring the defendant into court to answer questions about available assets or employment so wages can be garnished. If the consumer fails to show up, the court may issue another summons to determine why the person shouldn't be held in contempt. And if the defendant is a no-show again, the creditor can ask the judge to issue a body attachment.
When defendants are arrested, a judge or commissioner might release them or set a bond. Defendants too poor to pay the bond end up in jail.
"People who owe money to creditors — guess what — they don't have money," said Peter Holland, who runs the Consumer Protection Clinic at the University of Maryland School of Law. "They have fallen on hard times. They are elderly. They are living on a fixed income. They are sick. They are jobless. Is it any surprise they are spending a night in jail because they don't make bail?"
Maryland lawmakers recently considered legislation that would prevent people from being arrested for failing to appear in court in small claims cases. The Maryland Bankers Association, the Maryland-DC Creditors Bar Association Inc. and the state judiciary all opposed it.
"No one is incarcerated for failure to pay a debt," said Kathleen Murphy, president of the bankers group. But "what we can't support is taking away the court's right to exercise some remedy when the judgment debtor ignores an order to appear."
The Maryland Judiciary also submitted testimony, saying: "By not allowing the arrest of an individual for failure to respond to a court order, that individual is essentially free to disregard the orders of the court, with no repercussion."
And Del. Luiz Simmons, a Montgomery County Democrat, showed little sympathy for defendants during a hearing on the legislation last month.
When he was a young lawyer, Simmons said, his mother-in-law hired him to collect on some of the hundreds of bad checks she received from customers at her dry cleaning business.
"People gave them for her dry cleaning and tailoring, knowing full well that it was very expensive to go to court" to collect, he said.
When a case reaches the stage of a body attachment, it means the defendant refused to show up twice, he said. "They have flouted the court."
Faced with stiff opposition, the legislation failed to progress in the legislature. But a related bill has broad support. This would require that a consumer arrested on a body attachment be immediately taken before a judge or commissioner. A hearing on that bill will be held Wednesday.


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