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A module from "Family Snapshots," sixty-five 90-second dramas about family life, broadcast from 1994 to the present on more than 70 stations.
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From: Conrad Bishop
A family operates on the same principle as a jazz combo: improvisation on a theme.
Warren Upstairs
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A woman reveals her terror when her recently-retired husband is suddenly in poor health.
Phone Message
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The adult daughter hasn't called; the parents are desperate; but at least there's a message on the machine.
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Twin sisters are torn between the fear of losing each other and wanting to break away from each other now that one of them is getting married.
From: Conrad Bishop
An ingenuous young taxi driver applies for a bank loan, inspired by his father's vision of American opportunity, to start a steel mill.
Born Smiling
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An adult daughter, bringing flowers to her mother's grave, imagines what her mother would say to her, both condemning and loving.
The Arrangements
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A sister reminds her accusing brother who held the household together when the mother was abusive and alcoholic in their growing-up years. The score is even.
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An elderly man prepares to take his senile wife to the nursing home, trying inarticulately to express his love.
Joellen & Willie
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A woman questions her 15 year old daughter about going out with an older man and being busted. "The grass was Chuck's."
Burke & May
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A grandmother-to-be is departing to visit her daughter who is having her first baby. Her husband assures her, yes, he can take care of himself.
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A module from "Family Snapshots," sixty-five 90-second dramas about family life, broadcast from 1994 to the present on more than 70 stations.
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Review of My FamilyIt was an interesting little piece. Just a blurb, really. However, it sounded very scripted, especially the little girl. Not a natural, thoughts-off-the-top-of-your-head type of piece but a I'm-reading-off-a-script type of piece. It didn't really last long enough to inform or provoke very many thoughts and it couldn't pull me in since it was so short. It's the kind of piece I'd probably ignore or switch the station during unless my hands couldn't reach the dial/buttons. Nothing terrible about it but nothing really great about it either. It was just too short to take seriously. Perhaps it's supposed to start a person thinking about their definition of "family" and go off where the piece ends. But the piece had too much self-awareness about it, as if it was saying "aren't I such a cute little thought provoking piece?" and it turned me off. |

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Pete Hanson's Daily Blog: What's Up Your Butt?
Here's one thing I know (and yes, it may be the only thing); nothing is ever gained by waiting to go to the doctor. Whether it's a routine screening or you suspect there might be something wrong; nothing is ever gained by waiting. Do yourself a favor. Get in there.
Maybe I should clarify. Nothing is ever gained medically by waiting to go to the doctor. Sure, you might save some money by waiting it out, but medically speaking, "early good, waiting bad." Very often, the difference between early and late is the difference between a routine fix, and something much more complicated (and dangerous). I understand the tendency to wait, to put things off. Don't do it. If something does turn out to be wrong, you don't want to be kicking yourself for not going in earlier. What's the worst that can happen by going in early? Having the doc tell you that nothing's seriously wrong with you. That is not bad news!
As the bumper sticker on my old truck used to say: "What's up your butt? Find Out. Get screened early."


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June 26, 2008
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ANCHOR: "Western Washington is coming up tens of billions of dollars short of what's needed for highway improvements, bridge replacements and transit infrastructure. Tolls and more involvement by the private sector were among the solutions discussed at a workshop in Seattle Thursday. KPLU's Liam Moriarty has more...."
REPORTER: "The gathering, sponsored by the non-profit Cascadia Center, brought together public officials, entrepreneurs and policy-makers, wrestling with the region's growing transportation woes. Democrat Ed Murray is vice-chair of the senate transportation committee in Olympia. He told the group that traditional sources of transportation funding are drying up."
STATE SEN. ED MURRAY: "There is simply not enough revenue to do what we need to do, in this state, anyway, for education, for health care, and to use the amount of money we would need to use - $50 billion - to finance a transportation system" (ed. - in Central Puget Sound).
REPORTER: "Murray says government is likely to move toward more contracts with private sector businesses to build and operate toll highways and transit systems. Other topics included congestion pricing, where tolls are adjusted to be more expensive during peak traffic periods, as well as other ways to use road tolls to manage traffic flow and make more efficient use of existing highways. Liam Moriarty, KPLU News, Seattle."


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so IF we are to believe the shooter's story, then we have a criminal transaction resulting in the death of one of the criminals. How does that absolve the other criminal other any wrong doing?
Last time I checked it is a crime to buy a gun in this manner. A gun that was stolen too.
So the shooter admits to being involved in a crime, but no charges are filed?
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Dictionary » R » Repel RepelDefinition verb (1) To resist; to ward off (2) To draw away by means of force
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Irrefutable Facts Against Evolution... here one by one, listing the point number in some sort of way. 1)The Structure of Protons in the Nucleus Protons, being of like charge, naturally repel each other. Speeds needed for nuclear fusion does not occur naturally in nature. We attempt to produce nuclear fusion, and even then, the process ...
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Digestive System Evolution... the basis of all life. Everything that is alive has carbon. Carbon has 6 protons. Protons, in the natural world, do not bind to each other. They repel each other. Also, the speed needed for nuclear fusion do not occur naturally, by itself, in the natural world. Yet protons are held together in ...
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The big Challenge in Biology... moments and charges, and you have nucleic acids forming. They swarm over each other. Matching charges to charges. Some connect, while others repel. Nothing is 'being degraded' at this point in time, but just transferred from one molecule to the next. There is no replication that is pre-ordained. ...
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Membrane Structure... in that it gives the cell membrane more rigidity than just a single tail would, plus the single phosphate on the top would have more room and not repel the other phosphates from the neighboring ones.
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1 December 2008
growing postive OUTLOOK FOR CATALPA'S EDNA MAY GOLD PROJECT
Catalpa Resources (ASX:CAH), Perth-based emerging gold producer, today outlined a growing list of positive fundamentals underpinning the Company's Edna May Gold Project.
Managing Director, Bruce McFadzean said his vision is to commence production at Edna May while the gold price remains strong.
"We are targeting attractive margins greater than AU$400 per ounce (pre-capital); and an annual operating margin of greater than AU$40 million to position Edna May as a sound cash operation for future growth," Mr McFadzean said.
Mr McFadzean said a number of factors effectively reduce the risk of the Edna May Gold project.
"64% of Edna May's Reserves are in the Proven category; this is not typical of many gold mines today."
"Three previous successful mining events both above and below Edna May further lower the risk of the project," Mr McFadzean said.
Mr McFadzean said an optimised pit design has given rise to a significant increase in Reserves in the past four weeks, for a minimum 6-year life-of-mine at an Australian gold price of $1025 per ounce, well below the AU$1100 - AU$1250 price range of recent months.
"The Reserves for the Edna May open-pit operation alone have been increased by 36% or 194 000 ounces to 738 000 ounces in the last four weeks, from optimisation of the pit design and schedules," Mr McFadzean said.
"Significantly, the updated Reserves exclude the adjacent Greenfinch deposit which we target to release next month.
Mr McFadzean said Edna May presents several opportunities for upside potential..
"Further upside potential could be realised from additional near-mine ounces that may be identified in our ongoing exploration programme.
"The current feasibility study also excludes the potential higher-grade underground ounces that the results of a current drill programme are supporting.
"Any additional underground ounces are just icing on the cake," he said
"We also have the opportunity to realise significant cost savings arising from the current market, including reductions in fuel costs in recent months."
Mr McFadzean acknowledged the challenging funding and capital raising environment, but reiterated the Board's confidence that in the context of the current buoyant outlook for gold, the attractive margins and merits of the project could hold their own.
Catalpa's Edna May Gold Project Feasibility Study is on schedule to be considered by the Board next month.
For further enquiries contact:
Bruce McFadzean Warrick Hazeldine / Annette Ellis
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The reported Ore Reserves have been compiled by Mr Harry Warries. Mr Warries is a Member of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and an employee of Coffey Mining Pty Ltd. He has sufficient experience, relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves' of December 2004 ("JORC Code") as prepared by the Joint Ore Reserves Committee of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and the Minerals Council of Australia. Mr Warries gives Catalpa Resources Limited consent to use this estimate in reports.
Perth-based Catalpa Resources Limited (ASX: CAH) aims to become Australia's next mid tier producer by developing its open pit assets, located on its extensive and wholly-owned mining tenements in Western Australia.
Catalpa is on the cusp of a new phase of development towards production at its Edna May (gold) Project, conveniently positioned a few kilometres from the infrastructure of Westonia, an established town with a long mining history. The project is just three hours or 300km by road from Perth; half way between Perth and Kalgoorlie and ideally situated to be serviced by both centres.
Notably, there have been three previous successful mining programs which have occurred both above and below the planned open pit at Edna May, which significantly reduces the risk of Catalpa's current project.
Catalpa has an experienced and innovative Board and management team that is committed to realising a timely production and cash flow profile from the development of the Edna May open pit resources.
This is the company's immediate strategy; and an update to the Company's 2006 Edna May Gold Project Feasibility Study is on schedule to be tabled to the Board in the December quarter 2008. In preparation for planned production at Edna May, the Company relocated its 2.8mtpa Big Bell mill to site in 2007. The mill is being maintained 'ready for construction' adjacent to the proposed plant construction site.
Catalpa is pursuing parallel growth with a renewed exploration programme underway of its 880km? of under-explored Westonia Greenstone Belt, and is reviewing other regional opportunities for acquisition and/or joint venture. In particular, Catalpa seeks to identify and develop new projects and/or acquisitions on its extensive land holding or within the region, which is prospective for gold, nickel and base metals.
Catalpa has a sound Resource base at Edna May with significant upside to grow resources and reserves and move towards production. With a buoyant outlook on the gold price, the Company's Board believes that Catalpa Resources presents a sound investment opportunity with significant upside potential.
Catalpa Resources has adopted best practice standards across all its operating activities, including its social, health and safety, environmental management and corporate governance functions.
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AOL Fanhouse is reporting that former Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez has declined an interview with Cubs GM Jim Hendry for the manager position. Gonzalez is believed to be the frontrunner to replace Bobby Cox in Atlanta. Gonzalez was reportedly Hendry's top choice for the job, with the possible exception of Joe Girardi.
Speaking of Girardi, According to ESPN Chicago, the Cubs will not make a decision on their next manager as long as Girardi is perceived to be available. In other words, Girardi appears to be Jim Hendry's first choice, especially now with Gonzalez out of the picture.
As for the other candidates, Mike Quade continues to make his case for the job. With the recent 3 game sweep of the Cardinals, Quade now has a 14-7 record since replacing Lou Piniella and, most importantly, has impressed Hendry.
According to Paul Sullivan, others who will receive interviews include Washington coach Pat Listach and former Arizona manager Bob Melvin. Former Indians manager Eric Wedge has already interviewed and fan favorite Ryne Sandberg is also expected to be interviewed.
Somewhat of a surprise is that Cubs broadcaster Bob Brenly has not been listed as a candidate. Brenly expressed his interest in the job way back in July, however his name has been noticably absent from the managerial discussions.
Finally, not that any true Cubs fan would have wanted him, but you can take Tony LaRusa's name off the list, as yesterday, LaRusa declined interest in the Cubs job.


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Sunday, August 16, 2009
Happy Birthday Pa!
August 16th 2009 would have been my Dad's 86th birthday so I thought in honor of him, I would celebrate his life today on my blog:
It's hard to just pick a few memories to share with you but I'll try.
I feel so proud and blessed to be the daughter of Dudley Osborn Stewart. He has taught me so many things in my life.
He taught me to love dogs. He loved them so much and would say "the only thing wrong with dogs is that they just don't last long enough".
He taught me how to sail. He loved to go fast out there on the water. The best time to do this was right before a storm was coming and the wind was whipping. He would take the little Sunfish sail boat and just fly - with a big smile on his face. This was his favorite time to sail.
He taught me practical stuff to, like how to grease a car. He would make me guide him while he drove the old Chevelle up the homemade wooden ramps. Then we would grease all the fittings and set the timing too. I didn't really do much, but Dad just wanted me to be there to "help".
How to have fun. My dad absolutely LOVED to have fun. One time he was involved in a "point wide" water fight that included ALL the kids on Hartson Point. It was him against the world that day and we all ended up soaked and in the lake. What a blast we had.
He taught me to love nature. Whether it was walking in the fields behind our house with his dog or hiking up the glen behind the cottage. How I treasured those hikes and the things he would point out to me. He would always find the willow trees in the early spring and say "watch those ones because when they start to turn yellow then spring will come". I also know the names of most backyard birds thanks to him and my mom too.
He taught me to love the lake with all my heart. The lake was his place. It was where he spent all of his summers as a kid. It was the most peaceful place I can think of. It's where family gathers to share fun times and make lasting memories. It is still my heaven on earth and even though my dad is gone, I still feel close to him there.
I hope I can pass along to my kids the fun, wisdom, kindness and love he always showed me. Happy Birthday Pa, I miss you!
ps all of the black & white photos were originally printed from glass negatives
5 comments:
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
Oh Mary, what a very sweet post. You have honored your Pa so well. It is a special day for me too, because you see it is my dear sweet hubby's birthday as well :-) Great guys have the same birthdays.
- August 16, 2009 at 8:25 PM
- Jodi @ Simply This and That said...
Wonderful post Mary. ;o)
- August 16, 2009 at 11:36 PM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
What a sweet sweet post. I miss my dad so much too. I love the photos. Love the pics of the old cars and the one of you and your dad.
- August 17, 2009 at 4:53 PM
- Niki :-) said...
What a great post! Thanks for the tribute♥
- August 26, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- Linda Aukschun said...
Mary, this is beautiful. I'm so glad to have been able to read it. He sounds like a wonderful man.
- August 28, 2009 at 9:57 PM
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Edmonton Oilers goalie Nikolai Khabibulin returned to his home this weekend after 15 days in Arizona's "Tent City" jail facility.
Khabibulin, in the midst of a 30-day sentence for an extreme DUI last year, was released at 12:03 a.m. Saturday morning, the Maricopa County Sheriff's office told Phoenix television station CBS 5.
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The 38-year-old dropped his appeal and headed to jail in July after he was clocked driving 70 mph in a 45 mph zone and arrested after a field sobriety test.
Khabibulin's lawyer Mark DuBiel said the decision to drop the appeal was Khabibulin's and it was done so that he'd be ready in time for training camp.
"This would have dragged on into the hockey season, he didn't want that," DuBiel told Sporting News' Craig Custance on July 26.
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"Over the past 6 months my appeals case has been pending with the Maricopa County Superior Court and, as of July 7, 2011, no Oral Argument date had been set. The length of this process has placed my attendance at training camp in serious jeopardy. Accordingly, despite assurances by legal counsel regarding the strength of my appeals case, I have decided to withdraw my appeal and proceed with sentencing by the Scottsdale Municipal Court.
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Khabibulin, 38, maintains a home in suburban Phoenix from his days with the Phoenix Coyotes. He joined the Oilers as an unrestricted free agent in July 2009, signing a four-year deal.
The veteran goalie, who won a Stanley Cup with the Lightning in 2004, has two years remaining on his deal with the Oilers. The deal is worth $3.75 million per season. Edmonton also has promising goalie Devan Dubnyk under contract for next season, and he's expected to get a majority of the starts for the up-and-coming Oilers.
Khabibulin finished last season 10-32-4 with a 3.40 goals-against average and .890 save percentage. While battling injuries, he has won just 17 games after signing a four-year contract to play with the Oilers.


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Claire Goll
Claire Goll (born Clara Aischmann) (29 October 1890 in Nuremberg, Germany – 30 May 1977 in Paris) was a German-French writer and journalist. She was the spouse of Yvan Goll.
In 1911 she married the publisher Heinrich Studer (1889–1961) and lived with him in Leipzig. In May 1912 she gave birth to her daughter Dorothea Elisabeth. In 1916 she emigrated in protest of World War I to Switzerland, where she studied at the University of Geneva, was engaged in the peace movement, and began to work as a journalist. In 1917 she met the poet Yvan Goll with whom she became engaged. At the end 1918, she had an affair with Rainer Maria Rilke and they were friends until his death. In 1918 she debuted as a writer with the poetry collection Mitwelt and the novella collection Die Frauen erwachen. In 1919, she went with Yvan to Paris and they married in 1921. Her short stories, poems, and novels also appeared in French. She wrote her poetry collections Poèmes d'amour (1925), Poèmes de la jalousie (1926) and Poèmes de la vie et de la mort together with her husband as a "shared song of love" ("Wechselgesang der Liebe").
The pair, both of Jewish origin, fled from Europe to New York in 1939, but returned in 1947. Yvan died in 1950. From then on, Goll dedicated her work to her husand. Her autobiographical novels Der gestohlene Himmel (1962) and Traumtänzerin (1971) did not receive much attention. However, her battle with Paul Celan over copyright and plagiarism, known as the "Goll Affair" caused a significant stir.
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The Grid are an English electronic dance group, consisting of Richard Norris and David Ball (formerly of Soft Cell), with guest contributions from other musicians. They are best known for the hits "Swamp Thing", "Crystal Clear", "Rollercoaster", "Floatation", and "Cybernetic" (with Robert Fripp and Phil Manzanera).
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The Philadelphia Eagles are one of six undefeated teams in the National Football League after two weeks. Another one of those six teams is the Eagles' Week 3 opponent, the Arizona Cardinals.
Philadelphia won their home-opener last week, beating the Baltimore Ravens 24-23 thanks to a late touchdown run by Michael Vick. Despite turning the ball over four times, Philadelphia is now 2-0 and preparing for a Cardinals team that pulled off the upset of the week last Sunday, beating the New England Patriots 20-18 in Foxborough.
Arizona's offense wasn't anything special last week, led by former-Eagles quarterback Kevin Kolb. However, a strong defense allowed the Cardinals to advance to 2-0.
Here are some of the most intriguing matchups in the Eagles' Week 3 showdown with the Cardinals.
Eagles O-Line vs. Cardinals D-Line
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The Eagles offensive line has been bitten by the injury bug once again, losing center Jason Kelce for the year with a knee injury. Philadelphia re-signed Steve Vallos, who was cut by the Eagles before the season started, but it will be Dallas Reynolds who will start at center
Reynolds joins King Dunlap, Evan Mathis, Danny Watkins and Todd Herremans on a line that has struggled at times this season and is now missing two regular starters (Jason Peters is also out for the year and was replaced by Dunlap).
Arizona has a strong defensive line that can create problems for Michael Vick and the Philadelphia offense.
Defensive end Calais Campbell had 10 tackles last week against New England, including two sacks and three quarterback hits. Campbell, along with Dan Williams and Darnell Dockett, has the ability to get a ton of pressure on opposing quarterbacks, which could mean that Vick takes a lot of hits this Sunday.
LeSean McCoy vs. Cardinals Front Seven
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LeSean McCoy's ability to run the football allows the Eagles to set-up Michael Vick and the passing game, so McCoy needs to be able to find some space to run on Sunday. As mentioned before, the Eagles' offensive line could struggle against the Cardinals' line, which could make it harder for McCoy to find any holes.
Arizona also has a relatively solid linebacker unit that features O'Brien Schofield, Daryl Washington, Paris Lenon and Sam Acho. Acho will be coming off the edge and it will be up to King Dunlap to block him to allow McCoy time to get around the outside.
Eagles Receivers vs. Cardinals Secondary
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It's no secret that the Eagles love to throw the football. They are second in the league in with 331.5 passing yards per game.
Michael Vick has a slew of weapons to throw to, such as DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Brent Celek and LeSean McCoy. However, Arizona has one of the best secondaries in the league, currently ranked 11th in pass defense.
The Cardinals have a mix of experience and youth in their secondary, with second-year playmaker Patrick Peterson at one cornerback spot and sixth-year veteran William Gay at the other. Completing the Arizona secondary are safeties Adrian Wilson and Kerry Rhodes.
This Arizona defense will make it hard for Vick to find open receivers, which could lead to some forced passes and, therefore, interceptions.
Eagles Pass Rush vs. Cardinals O-Line
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The Arizona offense hasn't done much this season, but they've done enough to win both of their first two games.
Arizona's offensive line was a huge problem a year ago, allowing Kevin Kolb to get sacked once every 9.4 dropbacks. This year, Kolb has been sacked only once in 36 dropbacks. But, if the Eagles can get pressure on Kolb, he can be forced into making mistakes.
The Eagles have one of the best pass rushes in the league. Their extremely deep and talented defensive line is led by Jason Babin, Cullen Jenkins and Trent Cole. Babin will be lined up against rookie offensive tackle Bobby Massie, which could mean that he has a couple of sacks this weekend.
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Don't let Larry Fitzgerald's stats so far this year fool you, he is still one of the best receivers in football.
Through two weeks, Fitzgerald has only five catches for 67 yards and he has not yet found the end zone.
Fitzgerald has historically played very well against Philadelphia, including catching seven passes for 146 yards and two touchdowns last year. Eagles fans can also look back to the 2008 NFC Championship game when Fitzgerald caught nine balls for 152 yards and three touchdowns, almost single-handedly eliminating the Eagles from the playoffs.
Having Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie on the outside this year will help the Eagles defend Fitzgerald. Safety Nate Allen missed last year's matchup with the Cardinals, so his presence should also help contain the Cardinals' dynamic playmaker.
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At the end of this game on Sunday, one of the teams will have suffered their first loss of the 2012 season.
If the Eagles' offensive line can give Michael Vick time to throw and can provide holes for LeSean McCoy, then Philadelphia shouldn't have much of a problem this weekend.
Eagles 27, Cardinals 17
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"We're up 123,000 jobs over the last year and three-quarters. We're actually, according to the Bureau of Labor statistics, down 500 ... auto jobs in Ohio."
John Kasich on Saturday, September 29th, 2012 in a television interview
While Ohio is up 123,000 jobs since 2011, auto jobs are down, John Kasich says
Ohio's economic condition is improving. That's good news for Gov. John Kasich, but it comes with an asterisk.
An improving economy is also considered good news for President Barack Obama. Kasich, a Republican, backs challenger Mitt Romney.
The point came up, as it has before, during a recent Fox News interview.
"The Democrats are saying one of the big factors helping the president is the auto bailout, particularly in the northern part of the state," host Paul Gigot said, wondering if Kasich's boosting of jobs was helping Obama's campaign.
Kasich, as he has before, downplayed the role of the auto recovery.
"We're up 123,000 jobs over the last year and three-quarters," he said. "We're actually, according to the Bureau of Labor statistics, down 500 jobs, auto jobs in Ohio."
A loss of jobs? PolitiFact Ohio was interested.
We looked at figures from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, and we asked Kasich's office for his sourcing.
First, we noted that Kasich, in talking about "the last year and three-quarters," was referring to the period from January 2011, when he took office, until August 2012, the last month for which figures were available.
BLS figures for Ohio show that total nonfarm employment went in that period from 5,064,600 to 5,187,600 -- an increase of 123,000 jobs, as Kasich stated.
In talking about auto jobs in that period, Kasich's staff said he was referring to jobs in the BLS categories of motor vehicle manufacturing and motor vehicle parts manufacturing.
The first category saw an increase of 700 jobs from January 2011 to August 2012, from 19,200 to 19,900.
In the second and larger category, employment went from 56,000 to 54,800, a loss of 1,200 jobs.
That's a net decrease of 500 jobs.
So Kasich's numbers are correct. But additional information is needed to clarify his claim.
The timeframe Kasich used is an issue in itself, as we have noted before. In talking about Ohio jobs, the governor only used figures that covered his time in office, starting in January 2011. But the first federal aid to the automakers was made in 2008 while Republican President George W. Bush was still in office. It continued in early 2009 under Obama.
The auto industry hit bottom in June 2009, when vehicle manufacturing jobs in Ohio dropped to 14,200, down from 23,800 jobs one year earlier. By the time Kasich took office, after the auto bailouts, that number had increased by 5,000 jobs. That isn't reflected in the governor's tally.
Parts manufacturing, down 1,200 jobs since Kasich took office, is up 3,900 jobs from the trough of June 2009.
It is also worth noting that the figures the governor cited reflect only direct jobs in the auto industry. Some industry analysts, such as the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, also look at two other categories of employment in the industry -- intermediate and spin-off -- in considering the impact auto manufacturing has on the economy. Under that gauge, job growth in other businesses that have a connection to the auto industry also would be considered.
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Published: Friday, October 5th, 2012 at 6:00 a.m.
CQ Newsmaker Transcripts (subscription required), "Gov. Kasich interviewed on Fox News," Sept. 29, 2012
Telephone interview with Rob Nichols, spokesman for Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Oct. 2, 2012
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ohio employment, accessed Oct. 2, 2012
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ohio motor vehicle manufacturing employment,
accessed Oct. 2, 2012
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ohio motor vehicle parts manufacturing employment, accessed Oct. 2, 2012
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Automotive Industry: Employment, Earnings, and Hours, accessed Oct. 2, 2012
PolitiFact Ohio, "John Kasich downplays impact of auto bailouts on Ohio's economy," June 13, 2012
PolitiFact, "Ohio Democratic Party touts 850,000 Buckeye State jobs tied to the auto industry," March 14, 2012
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How cute. She got to play the race card in a subtle way.
Dem policies: Hmmm.. 3 cities in CA have filed bankruptcy. Detroit has filed, NYC is on the verge as people and business keep leaving (like CA)at record rates while TX, for instance is doing great. Low unemployment, may companies are moving there and bringing their jobs. Colt Firearms AR-15 division being the latest and there is talk of them moving the CT main plant there as well.
Decisions, decisions.
Garbage. Cities are going bankrupt due to ALEC's and the GOP policies in running those cities. GM and other auto makers pulled out after getting all sorts of tax incentives to build there in the first place. All the big corps "got theirs" and then left. The Repubs defunded everything else....schools, welfare safety nets, job starts. Then the Kochs put in place bills for the GOP to present as their own....emergency city managers, etc. GOP take over.The race card has been prominently on display since Obama became president...and those on the Right have not been subtle about it. Their dog whistles and code word speech ...not to mention complete disrespect ha been on display very fervently.
Go back to your Tea Party,
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Upon examining their loot, our heroes find more than they expected...
4.43 / 5.00 10,265 ViewsMr. T is my hero, and I always wanted to make a Mr. T vs cartoon, so I choose Cats from ZeroWing. I took Mr. T sound clips and his picture and combined it with the All You Base Are Belong to Us movie, and added a few more stuff. If you don't know who Mr. T is don't even bother watching the movie, and instead go watch some A-Team episodes.
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Nice sound clips, overall very funny. Nice job.
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Callers put on hold received a recorded pitch for Governor Bob Riley's $1.2 billion tax and accountability package, complete with background music.
The message calls the plan "courageous" and says if the plan passes Alabama taxpayers will still "pay some of the lowest property taxes in the nation."
A spokesman for a group opposing the tax package called the phone message "the latest abuse of state property" by supporters of the governor's plan.
Voters go to the polls September 9 to vote on the plan, designed to fill a $675 million deficit in the state's budgets and to provide additional money in the future for other programs
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INSKEEP: Okay. So the Chinese declined to agree to controls on their carbon emissions, but is this a major priority for China?
Across the world, countries make very different investments in the environment. We're not just talking about measures to combat global climate change. We're talking about investments in clean water, forests, biodiversity. NPR's social science correspondent Shankar Vedantam joins us regularly to share interesting new research, and he's here to tell us about an unexpected factor that seems to influence environmental stewardships. Shankar, welcome back.
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The United Nations negotiations in Warsaw over a climate treaty are moving at glacial speed — and that's in part because there's a fundamental problem.
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First post - having trouble with my Mk2 Focus:
Owning a mk2 2005 1.6 Ti-VCT Focus Estate, the engine has recently developed troubles while starting.
The engine starts to spin, but it just doesn't get going.
At first it happened 1-2 times a week, then during a day. And now I have to start it 3-4 times before the engine properly starts. Doesn't matter if the car has been parked in the garage for the whole day and night, or if I just parked it for 5min and am starting it up again. A few times it starts immediately again, but lately that's rarely the case.
Are there any suggestions, if there's something I could do in my own garage, check or swap something on the engine?
I'm not that knowledgable when it comes to car-tech unfortunately...
I will upload a video of the starting in a fewminutes, hopefully that helps.
EDIT: Small video I recorded regarding this problem:
Thanks in advance!
Startup Trouble For 2005 Mk2 1.6 Ti-Vct
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trouble starting startup 1.6 wont start Ti-VCT 2005
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Posted 13 September 2012 - 04:34 PM
the ti vct cams set themselves for easy starting if you switch the car off then outside within 30secs you should hear an electrical noise and a few clicks as it resets thats about all you can do it could be the cam sensors or the solenoids or the begining of the cam itself going faulty if you dont hear this noise if you do it may not be fully reseting the dealer is the next port of call
Posted 13 September 2012 - 08:32 PM
This is worrying cause it may be the same starting problem I occasionally have. Mine is rarely though like a month apart each time. Does your whole car shake about like mad when it's trying to start?
Posted 16 September 2012 - 11:09 PM
@artscot79 - thanks for the feedback. I tried listening the cam repositioning sound and noticed that after 1min I didn't hear anything. So that might be the problem. I'll get it to the dealer, mention the "lack of sound" and the startup problem and have them check it out.
@Brigante - No more shaking than usual starting. At times when it starts the revs are below idle for a second and then they go up to 1100 rpm or thereabouts, as normal. No excessive shaking for the car nor the engine that I can tell.
@Brigante - No more shaking than usual starting. At times when it starts the revs are below idle for a second and then they go up to 1100 rpm or thereabouts, as normal. No excessive shaking for the car nor the engine that I can tell.
Posted 17 September 2012 - 11:15 AM
if you cant hear the noise its pretty obvious then the inlet and outlet valves arent repositioning them selves for easy starting you would hear it within 30 secs a couple of clicks with an electrical noise
Posted 17 September 2012 - 07:09 PM
if you are saying that the engine turns over excessively before it fires up,then you may have trouble with the cam shaft or crank shaft position sensors. simply put older engines were all mechanically linked injection pump is timed and driven by the engine. newer engines are electronic and need to know where in the 4 stroke cycle it is. it uses sensors to check this position and if one sensor is giving trouble the engine needs to turn over more to find where in the cycle it is before it can start. if you have a problem with the sensors it should record and error code.
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2011 Fantasy outlooks: Houston Astros
For a time last year, the Astros looked like the worst team in baseball, which was especially discouraging for an organization that had stripped its minor-league system of talent in recent years, leaving only one elite prospect in Jordan Lyles.
But then their pitching staff started to come together. Brett Myers finally lived up to the potential that long eluded him in Philadelphia, and Wandy Rodriguez got back to performing the way he did in 2009, giving the Astros a steady top of the rotation that not even the midseason departure of longtime ace Roy Oswalt could disrupt. The strong finish for J.A. Happ, who came over in the Oswalt deal, only solidified the Astros' identity as a pitching-first team. And that's with Lyles still in the minors.
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Of course, pitching isn't everything, and until the Astros solve the other half of the equation, they'll have to fight to stay out of the cellar. They tried valiantly this offseason with the acquisitions of Bill Hall and Clint Barmes, but Hall is a one-trick pony who never could hold down a full-time job, and Barmes is a glorified utility player who hit .241 the last two years in Colorado. Neither figures to strike fear in the hearts of opposing pitchers.
And the truth is nobody on the Astros can do that anymore. Carlos Lee's steep decline and Lance Berkman's midseason departure leave the middle of the lineup with a hole that Hunter Pence, solid as he is, can't fill.
Hence, you won't see any Astros going off the board in the early rounds of Fantasy drafts, and unless young players like Brett Wallace, Chris Johnson and Jason Castro rise to the occasion and blow all projections out of the water, that doesn't figure to change anytime soon.
Bounce-back player ... Wandy Rodriguez, SP
Rodriguez actually bounced back over his final 18 starts last season, when he went 8-2 with a 2.03 ERA, a 1.02 WHIP and 9.5 strikeouts per nine innings. But by the time that happened, the Fantasy owners who drafted him had already cut him, cursed him and vowed never to touch him again. So they won't be thinking about his strong finish last season. They'll be thinking about how he let them down with a 3-10 record and 6.09 ERA over his first 14 starts. It's an emotional game, isn't it? If you can overcome your bitterness, you can capitalize on everyone else's by seeing Rodriguez's first half for the fluke it was. He didn't lose any velocity or command. He simply didn't get the results he should have gotten, as his .359 BABIP during that stretch would suggest. He offers the upside of a No. 2 starting pitcher for the price of a No. 4.
Bust ... Brandon Lyon, RP
Lyon came as a breath of fresh air to the Astros and Fantasy owners following the Matt Lindstrom disaster of early August, offering a high number of saves in a short period of time. But all the Lyon enthusiasts are forgetting one critical detail about him: He was the unreliable one coming into the season. He bombed as a closer for the Red Sox. He bombed as a closer for the Diamondbacks -- twice. He's usually not so bad in the beginning -- he's not a bad reliever, after all -- but over the course of time, his vanilla stuff just doesn't hold up when opposing offenses are in survival mode. And with live arms like Wilton Lopez and Mark Melancon behind him, he's far from untouchable. The Astros have an above-average pitching staff and a below-average offense, putting Lyon in position for cheap saves early. But sooner or later, the wheels will come off.
Sleeper ... Bud Norris, SP
Norris suffers from some of the usual shortcomings of young pitchers: He issues too many walks and has trouble pitching deep into games. But he stands out in ways that should attract at least some attention on Draft Day. His stuff speaks for itself. He struck out more than a batter per inning in 153 2/3 innings. He also showed improvement over the course of the season by pitching six innings or more in 13 of his final 17 starts, going 7-5 with a 4.03 ERA during that stretch. But he never did overcome his wildness. If he can learn to contain it -- as Jonathan Sanchez and, to a greater extent, Ubaldo Jimenez eventually did -- his strikeout rate would make him a Fantasy mainstay. As it is, he's just a hope and a prayer in the late rounds.
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1 | Michael Bourn | CF | 1 | Brett Myers | RH |
2 | Clint Barmes | SS | 2 | Wandy Rodriguez | LH |
3 | Hunter Pence | RF | 3 | J.A. Happ | LH |
4 | Carlos Lee | LF | 4 | Bud Norris | RH |
5 | Chris Johnson | 3B | 5 | Nelson Figueroa | RH |
6 | Brett Wallace | 1B | Alt | Ryan Rowland-Smith | LH |
7 | Bill Hall | 2B | | ||
8 | Jason Castro | C | CL | Brandon Lyon | RH |
Top bench options | SU | Wilton Lopez | RH | ||
R | Jeff Keppinger | INF | RP | Jeff Fulchino | RH |
R | Jason Bourgeois | OF | RP | Mark Melancon | RH |
R | Jason Michaels | OF | RP | Wesley Wright | LH |
Rookies/Prospects | Age | Pos. | 2010 high | Destination | |
1 | Jordan Lyles | 20 | SP | Triple-A | Triple-A |
System's one true elite prospect getting rushed because of upside. Could win job this spring. | |||||
2 | J.D. Martinez | 23 | OF | Double-A | Double-A |
Late-rounder in 2009 has done nothing but mash in the minors. Could reach bigs by midseason. | |||||
3 | Delino DeShields | 18 | 2B | Rookie league | Class A |
First-rounder in 2010 could follow in dad's footsteps as leadoff man, perhaps with more power. | |||||
4 | Jonathan Villar | 19 | SS | Class A | Double-A |
Key piece in Roy Oswalt deal doesn't hit well yet, but burner's glove makes him SS of future. | |||||
5 | Brian Bogusevic | 27 | OF | Majors | Majors |
Converted pitcher showed decent pop in minors. Likely to play key reserve role for big club. | |||||
Best of the rest: Mike Foltynewicz, SP; Jiovanni Mier, SS; Jimmy Paredes, 2B; Tanner Bushue, SP; Austin Wates, OF; Mark Melancon, RP; Ariel Ovando, OF; Aneury Rodriguez, SP; Fernando Abad, RP; Henry Villar, RP; Enerio Del Rosario, RP; Jonathan Gaston, OF; Thomas Steele, OF; Ross Seaton, SP; Douglas Arguello, SP; and Koby Clemens, 1B. |
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