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This week thousands of undocumented immigrants lined up to register for a new program that could keep them from being deported.
And these are pictures from the registration lines just from Chicago it's all part of president Obama's so called DREAM Act.
One million illegal immigrants could be eligible for that program it gives them the legal rights to working -- for two years without fear of deportation.
Author Aaron Klein says -- -- get ready president Obama's -- grant amnesty to illegals if he's elected to a second term.
Aaron Klein's new book is called fool me twice.
Aaron welcome to the show today if -- having me let's talk about this.
It really remarkable.
Process that Obama has put into place he just sort of bypass congress.
You say in your book that if President Obama is reelected.
We better just get ready for a wave of illegal people coming here why.
Yeah I mean if you if this is what Obama has already done with his first term when he faces reelection can you imagine what he's going to do and a second term.
Well actually I don't have to imagine I've gone through thousands of documents.
And have really divine some of what will be president Obama's second term blueprint his plans.
For a second time including on amnesty we're talking about specific plans for what's known as.
Executive order amnesty also inter agency directives that would basically grant millions -- -- illegals de facto amnesty.
I mean we're talking for example about the finding something called you vulnerable population.
Which would be basically any illegal undocumented immigrant within the united -- That has a salary and that has dependence family members.
-- that kind of defines pretty much every illegal living -- in the US and that's just to start there could also be executive orders and there are plans for this.
To identify all sorts of what is what is -- as community based organizations faith based organizations.
Which would -- that anybody from in church from a synagogue for who visits have health care facility if you're in a cemetery you can actually run to a cemetery.
Couple aren't I university that's just the beginning but people are dying to get in the cemeteries parents I got back into that -- -- here they're gonna be staying in the US if they get in sedentary.
Health care facility that's just the beginning of where they could we cannot be deported from.
And this well by the way plans also to Thai border agents Border Patrol and that's just the beginning.
-- witness that witness has come from these these are ideas that.
They just don't seem to make sense to most of us who say I thought that the purpose of the president.
And the government was to enforce the laws not to figure out how to circumvent them or even to ignore them.
Are to unilaterally.
Just dismiss them even without legislative approval.
Where is this philosophical -- coming from this is coming from the progressive organizations the progressive think tanks.
That were actually behind much of president Obama's first term agenda I mean Obama came to office.
Promising hope and change and then of course to transform the country nobody bothered to ask what do you mean and by transformation.
Well these same progressive groups that helped to craft a stimulus so says the Center for American Progress such as the Economic Policy Institute the Institute for Policy Studies.
A slew of -- is progressive think tanks that are heavily tied to the White House in -- actually John Podesta of -- Center for American Progress.
Directed Obama's transition ends of the office into the White House.
And then helped -- craft.
This stimulus bill Apollo alliance part of what crafted not only the stimulus but eventually what became.
And Economic Policy Institute Obama's health care bill so these seem progressive organizations.
Have been heavy at work I've -- I've reviewed thousands of documents and what they're planning.
For Obama's second term and so -- by the way it's not just amnesty were also talking once.
He is on documented.
With political undocumented workers in the US are newly legal.
The next plan is to Ben and his government funds for this to register them to bullet.
And obviously -- -- nudging closer and closer toward a welfare system on which they're dependent they're probably gonna vote Democrat.
Well that that would certainly make a little but the sense to it the book is ex.
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"Historic hotel Nice thanksgiving buffet"
Nice short getaway. Better than other thanksgiving buffets we have tried. Clean room and comfortable mattress. Friendly staff. It was hectic in the hotel because they were trying to take care of all the diners. We ate at 1pm and there was nothing available to snack on in the hotel in the evening because the kitchen was devoted to the buffet. Interesting […] museum in the basement re Galveston in the old days - don't miss it. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Fantastic Thanksgiving day buffet!"
Hotel was very nice. Restoration was very well done. Rooms a tad small, but overall, a great experience.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
another fabulous experience at Hotel Galvez and spa. Spoiled with find food, excellent service and a killer experience at Day SpaTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Very pleasant. The room was a little small yet it gave a warm feeling of intimacy. European in nature.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Poor Limo Service"
The Galvez is a nice hotel but the Limo service they use isn't. The Guy from Republic Limousine showed up 45 mn late, charged me $ 92/hour instead of the $ 65/hour agreed with the front desk (and this out of tip). Then, it took the front desk 5 days to get me the Limo Company invoice, which happened to be inaccurate. No answer since I asked for modification […] of it and explanation for the Limo Company rate!! Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great for a quick getaway"
The only reason it did not get perfect review is because of the size of the rooms, they are on the smaller side for a hotel of that quality but they are beautiful and the staff goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. It is a great hotel with a lot of historical beauty about it which contributes to the size of the rooms, that was my only complaint […] but it was perfect for the 3 day getaway for me. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great for our Honeymoon."
My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon. The staff was excellent, the gave us great recommendations on restaurants and things to do around town. The room was small but for the 2 of us we didn't need anything bigger. I'm assuming any family rooms would have some more space. It is a beautiful hotel and you can't beat the view when you walk outside. […] We greatly enjoyed our stay in Galveston and the hotel was perfect. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"lets do it again"
I love this place can't wait to do it againTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
It was a wonderful stay. The room was a little small. There was no drawers to put clothes in order to empty suitcase. You had to work out of your suitcase. Not a fan of that since two people have their own suitcase. The room was small and not enough space for two people and their suitcases to work out of. Other than that it was a beautiful place and […] would stay their again. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Average. Over priced for what it was.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Delighted in Galveston!"
Our 1st time in Galveston from CT and we loved this hotel! It is a beautiful property, maticulously kept, well-appointed room, and very conveniently located. The hotel rooms are beautiful - the beds are "full size" - but you really could NOT fit 2 queens in the space. Beautiful marble and roomy bathroom. The property is lovely with gardens and the pool […] area / hot tub / pool bar area are fantastic. This is a definite place to stay. Right across the street from the beach! Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"A Week at Hotel Galvez"
Very little to complain about. The room was small, but considering the hotel was built 100 years ago, something we anticipated before we checked in. The hotel restaurant is good, but there are better places to eat within a few minutes drive. Service is excellent.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
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Overall this is a very nice hotel and beautiful view of the gulf. Very classy, romantic and elegant place. Frequent hotel for weddings due to the setting. Convenient parking garage. Rooms are a bit on the small side. Location is good, although most places need to drive to as they are bit far to walk to. Would definitely recommend this hotel for those […] looking to getaway for a weekend. Very nice Spa as well. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
It was fun to stay in a historic hotel like this! The location across the street from the beach was excellent! We were able to walk to dinner as well as Pleasure Pier. I wish the weather would have been just a little nicer so we could have enjoyed the pool area. Really the only thing we noted that could use improvement was the toilet in our room; it […] continued to run unless we jiggled the handle. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Classic hotel."
Rooms are kind of small but great location and great view. Staff was very nice and accommodating. Relocated us promptly to another room after initially being placed in a room next to a screaming kid. Free parking!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Best girls weekend ever! Staff is amazing, hotel and spa are gorgeous, room service food was yummy. No complaints!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
The only negative about this hotel is the speed of the elevators. Being a historic hotel, they can't be changed. It is real only noticeable if there are a large number of guests like last weekend with large wedding parties and many guests. This is BEST PLACE to stay in Galveston, hands down!!!!!!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Stay before cruise, perfect location"
This hotel is beautiful, the grounds are beautifully manicured and the location is wonderful. There is covered/gated parking or valet is available. The hotel is not new and showing some age, but that just adds to the charm. As nice as it was, we still felt that $6 + delivery and convenience fees was a littel high for some coffee. There is coffee in […] the room (2 cups) and for a romantic getaway, would be fine. But when traveling with kids, convenience is key. Coffee, breakfast, etc. This is not a hotel for kids. We will stay again, but without the little ones. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Nice, but not that nice"
We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary, and for the price was expecting a lot out of this hotel. The old-style charm is nice as you entered the lobby, and the location on Seawall Blvd is a very nice, with a classy hot tub and pool. Nice restaurant, with very good service. However, we paid extra for a ocean view but got a room that viewed the roof, […] with partial ocean view. The bathroom was small, and the water drained so slow it was up to you ankles. So, we were disappointed overall. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Room was nice but smallTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great location to the beach"
Easy walking distance to the beach and Paradise Pier Amusement Center. Service was great; the doormen open the lobby doors for you. This hotel is pricey, but if you want quaint rooms, quiet surroundings and a heated outdoor pool, then it's the place for you!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Initially we weren't happy with the size of our room (2 adults, 1 child in a 2 x Double) but as the hotel is over 100 years old this explains the lack of space. On investigating the rest of the hotel, we appreciated it a lot more. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We ordered room service, the dinner was of a good quality and fairly substantial. […] On a visit down to reception my husband was informed by a guest that the hotel was haunted. We were staying on the haunted fifth floor next door to the "feared" room 501. This added some interest to our stay. Despite the bathroom light coming on by itself during the night on two occasions (probably bad wiring) we survived. In all an enjoyable trip. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Nice hotel, but parking was not so great"
I liked the hotel, it was nice and the beds were so comfy! The one downside is, if you did not want valet, you had to park across the street in the parking garage and then walk up the side of the hotel to the front and enter. That was fine in the day, but not so much at night as i was alone.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Nice Hotel with Freindly Staff"
We were here for a wedding and we stayed two nights. Before arriving I did not know that this was one of the most haunted hotels in TX. The staff was really nice and actually told us some of the stories of the hauntings. The rooms were a bit small, but still nice. The shower head was down at my chest (I am 6 foot 4 inches tall though), so it was a little […] hard to shower. It would have been really nice to have a complementary breakfast like some/most hotels do, but that is okay. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Stepping back in time"
This is a magnificent old hotel with all the modern conveniences. The location is perfect; just minutes from everything and directly across the street from the ocean. The grounds and pool area are lovely and the service friendly and professional. Our room was fairly small but very nice and comfortable. We would definitely stay here again and will recommend […] it to friends who are traveling to Galveston. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great Hotel and Staff!!!"
We had a wonderful time at Hotel Galvez! It is a very charming historical hotel with excellent service. The restaurant was great! Mason, the bartender had good drinks, attitude and conversation! Will return!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"4th year"
As always, awesome! Super staff, kid friendly. Loved it.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"wonderful spa"
Enjoyed our stay enormously. The spa experience was superb and we will definitely do it again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Classy place and a true piece of history.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Family get away"
Excellent service, location, restaurant food all great! Hotel Galvez employees were all extremely friendly.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"wonderful ocean views"
We were very happy with our time at the Hotel Galvez. It was a lovely historic building, and the pool area was beautiful. The grounds offer several areas to sit and enjoy the ocean view. Many restaurants are close by, and we found the food offered in the hotel's restaurant to be very good as well as reasonably priced. The staff was friendly and professional, […] and could accommodate even slightly odd requests. Two of our boys got jellyfish stings while in the ocean, and the front desk brought us vinegar out to the pool area in order to try and neutralize the stings. There is a foot wash offered along the main entrance side walk which is very nice to use after time spent on the beach. If we were to return to the Galveston area, we would definitely stay here again. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"View was great!"
This hotel was as close to the water as possible. But, I also really like the property. Beautiful landscaping and it still had an old world charm. Full disclosure the rooms are a little small (the bathrooms were large) but the property was built 102 years ago what do you expect? Overall I really liked it especially for the price!!!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great stay -- terrible pool music"
Always love staying at the Galvez. We go for the ambience: sophisticated, comfortable. The pool is one of my favorite features but I would like to recommend they revisit their pool music. On a quiet fall weekday afternoon the music was blaring like it was a party in Cancun, completely incongruous to the crowd and atmosphere there. It would have been […] fun on bustling summer weekend, but there were maybe 5 other people relaxing by the pool and it was just cheesy and disappointing. Especially since it seems they get it right everywhere else (The Tremont, also a Wyndham hotel, had some great music for it's rooftop bar). Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Across from beach"
We enjoyed it immensely. Room clean, great location across from beach, great pool. All employees were wonderful! Historic hotel. Loved the lemon water and cucumber water available in hotel lobby in afternoons. Very refreshing.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"the perfect resort to stay at in galvestion"
this the the best hotel on the island right on seawall ave everything is with in walking distance don't forget to use the free bike service you can go pretty must anywhere on the island by bike (gives your car a rest) the only thing is eating and drinking there can be quite pricey there are plenty of other options for that on the islandTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"First class service in a perfect location"
The hotel was in a perfect location facing the beach and close to a great selection of eating places. The staff were always pleasant and extremely helpful , many of them went the extra mile to help. One of our party had a room next to the housekeepers cupboard and this was very noisy first thing in the morning.The pool was excellent , a good pool bar […] and plenty of sunbeds.Sunday brunch was amazing and the spa services were also excellent. Would make the Galvez my first choice if I return to Galveston Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Ocean View"
Nice place to stay, right on the ocean and walking distance to a lot of restaurants.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Beautiful hotel and good location"
What a beautiful old world hotel. They've put in some money to do some updates which were great. The room was super tiny. Service and food in the bar was good, room service was ok. Room service food was never the same twice.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"near beach, good restaurants, great pool and hotel"
We enjoyed our stay and plan to return.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Very nice place to stay"
The hotel and service were great however the cost of the meals in the restaurant were VERY HIGH.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
It was a very nice room with a comfortable bed.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great hotel"
I will be back to stay again, but I will make sure there is not a wedding booked at the same time. The staff is the best hands down and the rooms are very nice.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Awesome Hotel"
The hotel was incredible. It is located right on the Galveston Seawall and within walking distance to many restaurants and attractions. The hotel has a rich history and the museum in the basement provided a lot of information. The room was exceptional and very clean. The pool, hot tub, and swim up bar were the icing on the cake. I can't wait to go back […] to the Hotel Galvez!! Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
It was definitely off season.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Grandma's 80th Birthday Turns into Embarrassment"
I took my grandmother to the Hotel Galvez to celebrate her 80th Birthday. I used the website because we have been friends of the Mitchell Family for decades and did not want any special treatment, that was a mistake. The towells and washrags had to be at least 10 years old. It took multiple tries to get enoughtowells for both rooms. Each room was to […] have a full ocean view and that is what we paid for, however one room did not because of the wing of the hotel blocking the view. The marble floors in each room appeared to have red hair dye spilled on them and they were never properly cleaned. Each time one of these issues were brought to the managers attention she laughed it off. Our stay was cut short and we went to the Best Western less than a mile away and got AMAZING SERVICE. It was sad to see that a landmark such as the Galvez is going downhill so fast. ALL I WANTED WAS FOR MY GRANDMOTHER TO HAVE AN AMAZING 80TH BIRTHDAY WITH THE FAMILY SELECTED AND THE STAFF AND CONDITION OF THE ROOMS SENT US PACKING. IT IS A 1 Star facility at best. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Right where you want to be !"
I have stayed here many times and love the old world charm of the place. It is close to everything!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Perfect get a way!"
I love staying at the Galvez. The staff are very friendly. The location is perfect. The history is magnificent. I would move in if I could! They treated me like a princess!!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Can't be beat but only if you get a discount"
Hotel Galvez is a pretty spectacular hotel built in 1900. Amazing lobby, bar, pool, and grounds. The service at the pool bar was good and we got great food suggestions from the front desk. Spent a lot of time at the pool since the beach on Galveston is rocky and a little dirty. We didn't eat at the hotel since the reviews weren't great and the prices […] were outrageous, but they did not skimp on the alcohol on the drinks. However, there are other great places to eat within walking distance or bike ride. The con is the bedrooms pretty much have the same footprint that they did in 1900. We got a king size room with a parking lot view. There was a small bit of walking space between the bed and the dresser. There was no dresser to put your clothes away. Except for a few hangers in a small closet, the only place to keep your clothes was the suitcase that took up most of the small walking area to get to the bathroom. I got a deal from hotels.com and spent $80 a night on this room. So totally worth it. However, if I spend the almost $200 regular rate, I would have been upset. That being said the hotel is really cool and after biking around the majority of the island it has the best ambiance, location, and amenities. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Across street from beach with free garage parking. Room was in excellent condition and immaculate.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
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In short, I really enjoyed my marathon experience in Layton. This race is a small one, getting a few hundred runners. The course changes from the hilly island (where you can easily see some wildlife) to the flat causeway to farmland / residential areas. I really enjoyed my experience on the island, but the last third of the race was a bit dull. Don't expect much for crowd support - as it consisted of a few people cheering for their spouse / family. The volunteers were absolutely wonderful (thank you all!) and water stops were available at every 2 miles like clock work. The course was also accurate and well laid out, although there was one section where there was only a little bit of a shoulder and the traffic seemed to be too close for comfort. The expo was very small and bib pick-up was an easy in and out. The finishers medal was nice as was the t-shirt something that clearly states I've run a marathon. Tips / suggestions: 1) Stay hydrated! There isn't any shade on this course and if it is warm, you'll feel it. 2) Need more porta-potties at the start. There was a line-up and most guys could go in the weeds, but the women, not so much. 3) It warms up quickly, so dress appropriately. 4) Be prepared to deal with wildlife. I didn't see any close-ups during the race, but I went back to the island later in the day and the buffalo were crossing the road in multitudes. Again, if you are looking for an honest marathon course (no major downhills) and a well run event, look no further. I'd definitely put this on my list to do again and if you want a scenic race, Layton is worth the visit.
This race was by far one of my favorite races. It was my 50th marathon and I picked the right one to celebrate! The course was beautiful, it was well organized, and everyone I talked to was friendly. I really don't have any complaints! For a small marathon, they had it all.
I love the scenery of the island, causeway and native wildlife in abundance. The race director puts on a fun race every year. While most marathons have room for improvement and can be improved, the race director listens to the creative input and makes it better each year. In my last 15 marathons, the Layton Marathon is my favorite smaller marathon. It gets better each year. If this is your first marathon, the terrain profile is perfect.
This course was great. It starts on an Island in the Salt Lake and runs across it with Buffalo and the city to the East. We had a delayed start but I found out it was due to the timing company being late. I would definitely recommend this event. Not too large but not too small with support.
I signed up for this race because it was close to my home (10 minute drive) and not very expensive. If you live within driving distance, I think this is a good fall marathon. However, make sure you have realistic expectations. I do not recommend this race for your first marathon experience. Layton is a nice area with lots of hotels, restaurants, and several places to shop. The Expo was mostly just a packet pickup with a couple of tables of items being sold by local sponsors. I didn't attend the pre-race meal. I ran in the marathon, which started earlier than the other races, so parking was easy and close to the bus transportation and finish area. I ended up on a bus with a broken window near the back, so we had cold air blowing in on the 45 minute ride to the start line. That was the biggest negative for me. Due to not having enough porta potties they had to delay the race start 10 minutes to give everyone a chance to go once before the start. Hopefully, they'll have a few more next year. Once the race started the experience was good. I enjoyed running on Antelope Island and and the causeway. The final 9 miles aren't steep, but there is a steady incline to the finish. If you're trying to BQ there are faster courses in the area. Course support and volunteers were excellent, and when I needed to use a porta potty on the course, there was only one person in front of me. I didn't need medical support, but medical support appeared to be good along the course. Food at the finish was okay. I was disappointed that they gave out the same medal for the full and half marathon. The medal wasn't bad, but not as good as medals I've had for other races. I guess that goes with the lower price. Before the race started they had a truck where you could put your gear bag, but not a fancy gear check. The area has a couple of thrift stores, Savers and Deseret Industries, where you can buy clothing you want to take off at the start of the race or along the run. In summary, I think this is a nice, small, convenient, fall marathon for people who live within driving distance. I wouldn't recommend flying to Utah for this race, unless you want to see the Great Salt Lake, visit Salt Lake City, and/or know people who live in the area.
They sell the course as being the only one in Utah where you can set a world record, but that does not apply to more than 99% of us. The 6 miles run along the causeway from the island to Layton was the only part of the course that was interesting and memorable. They delayed the start of the race until everyone used the portapotties, so it started late while most of us just had to stand around waiting. The medal was ok but nothing special and it was disappointing to see they gave the exact same medal to full and half marathoners. The volunteers were great but I was not impressed with the organizer of the race. Late registration was offered but both my friend and I who registered late were lectured by him about it being so late. I am always glad when I complete a marathon but overall this is not a race I would do again.
I thought the organization did a great job. We didn't have a long wait at the start line before the race began. The race did seem very long because the course is very flat and a lot of miles can be seen during most of the race.
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New York, NY – The Trustees of the College Board today announced that David Coleman will become the organization's ninth president and CEO. Coleman succeeds Governor Gaston Caperton who is stepping down after 13 years as president. The appointment is effective October 15 and Governor Caperton will serve as president until that time.
"We are proud to introduce David Coleman as the next president of the College Board," said Paul W. Sechrist, Chair of the Board of Trustees. "David is one of the nation's most dynamic and engaging leaders in education, and we are confident he has the energy and expertise to lead the College Board's efforts to expand access and equity in education."
Coleman, 42, was an architect of the Common Core State Standards which to date have been adopted by 45 states and the District of Columbia. He is a Founding Partner of Student Achievement Partners, a nonprofit organization devoted to the successful implementation of the Standards, where he leads the organization's work with teachers and policymakers to achieve the promise of the Common Core to improve education.
"I am honored to be given the opportunity to lead this great organization," said Coleman. "We live in a time when the importance of postsecondary education and training has never been greater – both for individual success and for the strength of the nation. The College Board was founded with a deep commitment to equity and must play a critical role in helping all students achieve high academic standards to thrive intellectually and to compete in a global economy."
With assistance from executive search firm Isaacson, Miller, the Board of Trustees' Presidential Search Committee – chaired by Lester Monts, former Chair of the Board of Trustees and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at the University of Michigan – conducted a comprehensive search for the next president, focusing on candidates with extensive backgrounds in education who shared the College Board's commitment to educational equity. During the 12-month search process, the Committee interviewed educational leaders in policy, advocacy and K-12 and higher education administration, as well as select business leaders in the education sector. Coleman was approved by a vote of the full Board of Trustees on March 29.
"Finding a successor to build on Gaston's extraordinary legacy was a tremendous responsibility. The Trustees conducted an exhaustive search and we are delighted that David has accepted the position," said Sechrist. "The College Board has played an active role in the development of the Common Core, and we are confident the Standards will make a profound contribution to equity and excellence and serve to level the playing field for all students to have access to college and career readiness."
Caperton was named president and CEO of the College Board in 1999. During his tenure the organization has grown from 3,664 member education institutions to more than 6,000; the number of students the College Board serves each year has increased from 3 million to 7 million; and the number of students succeeding in Advanced Placement has doubled.
"I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to have led this outstanding organization through a time of profound change," said Governor Caperton. "David embodies the College Board's guiding principles and shares our commitment to equity and excellence. I am confident that under his leadership, the College Board will continue to play an integral role in connecting students to college and career success for years to come."
Coleman added, "Gaston Caperton's leadership has built a platform with extraordinary potential to help many more students from diverse backgrounds achieve college and career readiness. The College Board is not just about measuring academic excellence, but providing all students with equal access to the tools and resources – including rigorous coursework – they need to achieve academic excellence."
Education leaders comment on the selection of David Coleman as president of the College Board:
Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education: "I am delighted by this bold appointment on the part of the College Board. David brings a remarkable track record of success in our field, including founding an innovative company and playing a central role in the states' wildly successful effort to develop high shared standards for college and career readiness. David has always put his unusual talents in the service of a clear principle: that an excellent education is not just for some students but for all students."
Jeb Bush, Governor of Florida, 1999-2007: "I have gotten to know David through his work on the Common Core State Standards and his work with reform minded leaders in Florida and throughout the country. David's impressive leadership helped build the Common Core State Standards into a shared platform that will allow for breakthroughs in innovation and digital learning, all aimed at making our students succeed and our country more competitive. We in Florida have already achieved great things in partnership with the College Board, so I see a huge opportunity for educational improvement with David at the helm."
Mitch Daniels, Governor of Indiana: "David has the support of the education leaders of Indiana, including myself. Under his leadership, the Common Core Standards achieved the best conservative principles of efficiency and excellence. I have seen firsthand how AP has played a great role improving outcomes for a wide range of students here in Indiana, so I see huge potential in David's leadership of the College Board."
John Hickenlooper, Governor of Colorado: "David is the ideal leader at the ideal moment for the College Board. His work developing the Common Core Standards proves his special talent for partnering with individual states to help us reach our collective goals. As states like Colorado work to implement high quality standards, assessments and evaluations, David's vision can make the College Board a transformative partner in ensuring every student graduates ready for college and career."
Kati Haycock, The Education Trust: "The College Board couldn't have chosen a better leader for this moment. Key architect of the Common Standards, firmly committed to the twin goals of equity and excellence, and brilliantly creative, David will propel the organization to new heights of influence. I have known David for more than a decade; he understands deeply that all students can achieve at high levels if they have education of sufficient quality and rigor, and will work tirelessly to assure that many more low income students and students of color perform at the highest levels."
Randi Weingarten, AFT President: "We at AFT have worked closely with David for over a decade. In all the work he has done in education, including the development of the Grow Network and the Common Core Standards, he has made it a priority to work closely with teachers to help them do excellent work. Throughout the country teachers will be delighted that someone known for his passion for teachers and teaching is now President of the College Board."
Kaya Henderson, District of Columbia Public Schools Chancellor: "Based on his leadership of the Common Core State Standards initiative, I can say without hesitation that no one is more committed to improving the state of American education than David Coleman. With his relentless focus and dedication, he has inspired school leaders and teachers to raise our game – he is a true educator. As president of the College Board, David will have a powerful platform from which to work with educators, administrators and policymakers to ensure that every student in America has access to an excellent education."
Bob Corcoran, GE Foundation President: "David's appointment as President of the College Board builds on the potential of the Common Core Standards to improve our nation's education and competitiveness. We have gotten to know David well through our support of Student Achievement Partners. David leaves a remarkable team in place and our foundation remains fully committed to supporting Student Achievement Partners and working with David at the College Board."
David Coleman
David Coleman grew up in a family of educators and has followed them into this field. Coleman went to public school in New York City until college. At Yale, he taught reading to secondary students in the Ulysses S. Grant program for low-income New Haven students and started Branch–an innovative community service program that worked with students at an inner city New Haven high school. Based on the success of Branch, Coleman received a Rhodes Scholarship, which he used to study English literature at Oxford and classical educational philosophy at Cambridge. He returned to work at McKinsey & Company for five years, where he led much of the firm's pro bono work in education.
Together with a team of educators, Coleman then founded the Grow Network, an organization committed to making assessment results truly useful for teachers, parents, and students. The Grow Network delivered breakthrough quality reports for parents and teachers as well as individualized learning guides for students. Based on the success of Grow, McGraw-Hill acquired the organization in 2005.
Coleman left McGraw-Hill in 2007 and co-founded Student Achievement Partners, a nonprofit that assembles educators and researchers to design actions based on evidence to improve student outcomes. Student Achievement Partners played a leading role in developing the Common Core State Standards in math and literacy, a process that drew on the input of teachers, states, higher education, business leaders, and researchers from across the country. As a Founding Partner, Coleman now helps lead Student Achievement Partners' work with teachers and policymakers to achieve the promise of the Common Core State Standards.
Coleman has been recognized as one of Time magazine's "11 Education Activists for 2011" and was recently named one of the NewSchools Venture Fund Change Agents of the Year for 2012.
The College Board
The College Board is a mission-driven not-for-profit organization that connects students to college success and opportunity. Founded in 1900, the College Board was created to expand access to higher education. Today, the membership association is made up of over 6,000 of the world's leading educational institutions and is dedicated to promoting excellence and equity in education. Each year, the College Board helps more than seven million students prepare for a successful transition to college through programs and services in college readiness and college success — including the SAT® and the Advanced Placement Program®. The organization also serves the education community through research and advocacy on behalf of students, educators and schools. For further information, visit www.collegeboard.org.
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How Dolley Madison Saved the Day
As invading British troops approached in August 1814, the first lady coolly took command of the White House
- By Thomas Fleming
- Smithsonian magazine, March 2010, Subscribe
In the years leading up to America's second war with Britain, President James Madison had been unable to stop his penny-pinching secretary of the treasury, Albert Gallatin, from blocking Congressional resolutions to expand the country's armed forces. The United States had begun the conflict on June 18, 1812, with no Army worth mentioning and a Navy consisting of a handful of frigates and a fleet of gunboats, most armed with a single cannon. In 1811, Congress had voted to abolish Alexander Hamilton's Bank of the United States, making it nearly impossible for the government to raise money. Worst of all, the British and their European allies had engaged (and would ultimately defeat) Napoleon's France in battles across Europe in 1812 and 1813, which meant the United States would have to fight the world's most formidable army and navy alone.
In March 1813, Gallatin told the president, "We have hardly money enough to last till the end of the month." Along the Canadian border, American armies stumbled into ruinous defeats. A huge British naval squadron blockaded the American coast. In Congress, New Englanders sneered at "Mr. Madison's War," and the governor of Massachusetts refused to allow any of the state's militiamen to join the campaign in Canada. Madison fell ill with malaria and the aged vice president, Elbridge Gerry, grew so feeble that Congress began arguing about who would become president if both men died. The only good news came from victories over lone British warships by the tiny American Navy.
Dolley Madison's White House was one of the few places in the nation where hope and determination continued to flourish. Although she was born a Quaker, Dolley saw herself as a fighter. "I have always been an advocate for fighting when assailed," she wrote to her cousin, Edward Coles, in a May 1813 letter discussing the possibility of a British attack on the city. Spirits had risen when news of an American victory over the British frigate Macedonian, off the Canary Islands, reached the capital during a ball given in December 1812 to celebrate Congress' decision to enlarge the Navy at last. When a young lieutenant arrived at the ball carrying the flag of the defeated ship, senior naval officers paraded it around the floor, then laid it at Dolley's feet.
At social events, Dolley strived, in the words of one observer, "to destroy rancorous feelings, then so bitter between Federalists and Republicans." Members of Congress, weary of flinging curses at each other during the day, seemed to relax in her presence and were even willing to discuss compromise and conciliation. Almost all their wives and daughters were Dolley's allies. By day Dolley was a tireless visitor, leaving her calling cards all over the city. Before the war, most of her parties attracted about 300 people. Now attendance climbed to 500, and young people began calling them "squeezes."
Dolley undoubtedly felt the stress of presiding over these crowded rooms. "My head is dizzy!" she confessed to a friend. But she maintained what an observer called her "remorseless equanimity," even when news was bad, as it often was. Critics heaped scorn on the president, calling him "Little Jemmy" and reviving the smear that he was impotent, underscoring the battlefield defeats over which he had presided. But Dolley seemed immune to such slander. And if the president looked as if he had one foot in the grave, Dolley bloomed. More and more people began bestowing a new title on her: first lady, the first wife of a U.S. president to be so designated. Dolley had created a semipublic office as well as a unique role for herself and those who would follow her in the White House.
She had long since moved beyond the diffidence with which she had broached politics in her letters to her husband nearly a decade before, and both had jettisoned any idea that a woman should not think about so thorny a subject. In the first summer of his presidency in 1809, Madison had been forced to rush back to Washington from a vacation at Montpelier, his Virginia estate, leaving Dolley behind. In a note he wrote to her after returning to the White House, he said he intended to bring her up to date on intelligence just received from France. And he sent her the morning newspaper, which had a story on the subject. In a letter two days later, he discussed a recent speech by the British prime minister; clearly, Dolley had become the president's political partner.
The British had been relentless in their determination to reduce Americans to obedient colonists once more. Checked by an American naval victory on Lake Erie on September 10, 1813, and the defeat of their Indian allies in the West, almost a month later, the British concentrated their assault on the coastline from Florida to Delaware Bay. Again and again their landing parties swarmed ashore to pillage homes, rape women, and burn public and private property. The commander of these operations was Sir George Cockburn, a strutting, red-faced rear admiral, widely considered to be as arrogant as he was ruthless.
Even as many Washington residents began packing up families and furniture, Dolley, in correspondence at the time, continued to insist that no British Army could get within 20 miles of the city. But the drumbeat of news about earlier landings—British troops had sacked Havre de Grace, Maryland, on May 4, 1813, and tried to take Craney Island, near Norfolk, Virginia, in June of that year—intensified criticism of the president. Some claimed that Dolley herself was planning to flee Washington; if Madison attempted to abandon the city as well, critics threatened, the president and the city would "fall" together. Dolley wrote in a letter to a friend: "I am not the least alarmed at these things but entirely disgusted & determined to stay with him."
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Perhaps one of your captions "The White House in 1814 before its torching at the hands of the British." - should read "The White House in 1814 after its torching at the hands of the British."
Posted by mike mcshea on March 8,2010 | 08:31 PM
Thank you for posting a wonderful piece that goes beyond what students typically learn about this period in American history. The British are now our allies, but it seems unfair that we down play how hard-fought our independence from Britian really was. Perhaps more knowledge of our own historic struggle might help our citizens to understand the sacrifices and opposition other people are facing in the present, as they try to change the leadership in thier countries.
Posted by brookes on March 7,2010 | 02:32 PM
Partisan or focused? The Americans indeed invaded Canada, but it was hardly a spur of the moment endeavor.
Illegal trade restrictions on the part of the British dating back to 1807, and a little event known as the Chesapeake Affair served to instigate the hostilities.
The desire for more land was a two-party notion as well. The British desired a no-man's land that would be neutral; in effect setting up lands for tribal peoples friendly to the crown and providing a British toe-hold in the region now made up of Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin.
All this aside, the article was about Dolley Madison and her role in this war, regardless of the legalities and formalities of who shot first and why.
Kudos to Mr. Fleming for his outstanding article on the greatest First Lady in our history--and, to this day, the only private citizen awarded with an honorary seat in Congress.
Posted by Joey Reed on March 4,2010 | 01:41 PM
I so very much enjoyed reading the article regarding Dolly Madison! The extent of this second war with the British was never part of my "recall of history." Please continue with more such historically correct articles.
Posted by T. Gulick on March 4,2010 | 12:58 PM
What a thrilling story. I came acropss it accidently. and it keept me awake to the end.It is´late a night here now. I readelly admit that `this seccond war of independence" was unknown to me. Madison and Dolly were only names.
Late in life I have reccoknized that; land of the free, home of the brave`has true meaning. This said by an europen who used 25 years of hís life at a revolutionart communist. Well... I know now that in ´14 ´39 and when the kommunists treyed again to set Europe a fire, you America saved our a.. .
I don´t know if you will do ít again, I hope you will, for Europe have not finished its bellicose history,- far from it, but I am pleased, born in 1944, that I had the fortune to live in prosperety and peace, not least because of The United States. (i am not an educated man and my english is very poor)
Posted by walther juul hansen on March 1,2010 | 06:44 PM
In this ridiculously partisan article by Thomas Fleming the author seems to have neglected to mention that the war began in earnest with the Americam attempt to invade Canada in August 1812.
Posted by H Livingstone on February 26,2010 | 08:03 AM


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My husband and I are new to Morgan Hill and are enjoying exploring all the local businesses. We chose to go to Odeum to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We were so pleased with everything about our experience. Everything from the decor, to the wait staff, to the phenomenal food exceeded expectations. I thoroughly enjoyed my Bacon Bloody Mary and the bacon wrapped scallops were amazing. We would come back just for the scallops. All of our food was great. We will definitely be coming back. Thank you Odeum for a wonderful evening.
It was our 4th wedding anniversary and my husband and I didn't want to drive far and had always wanted to check out the many restaurants in downtown MH. I chose Odeum based on the reviews and also on a whim. The service and food did not disappoint. Chris took care of us for the evening and did a superb job. My husband had the Berkshire pork chops and these were so delectable that we could not even begin to describe the tenderness and flavor that oozed out of the meat. Chris also asked if we were celebrating a special occasion and when he told him it was our anniversary, they brought out a complimentary bread pudding dessert! There was even a musician playing the guitar and singing Italian songs (my favorite!) We can't wait to return!
Our second visit here. The octopus and dips sampler fantastic, pork chop special very tasty but portions so huge, it should be shared between at least two diners. Very fun lively main dining room, attentive service though felt a little rushed at the beginning. We wIll return as I would like to try other menu options.
A great experience as Odeum always is. My wife's fresh (very fresh!) salmon and my stir-fried calamari were both outstanding, well prepared and presented. Service friendly and accommodating. Wine list not particularly extensive but interesting. Portions very satisfying. Highly recommended!
i have had several experiences at Odeum and the food has always been outstanding. The ambience is lovely and the outdoor area is great for families. There are a couple of rooms so if you have a larger group you can enjoy a group experience, The service was great and friendly for my lunch this week. Take your time, remember this is a truly outstanding experience and the food is prepared for you (you don't wait long but this is not a fast food ) I really love the extraordinarily well thought out flavor profiles, food dances on the palate. The textures are also well thought through which is a delight. Some of the dishes have an elegant richness especially the dinner menu, and the portions are generous so plan your meal.
Odeum is a hidden gem. A little had to find but worth the search. The food is excellent and the staff is not only friendly but very knowledgeable about their selections which are all delicious and beautifully presented. The atmosphere is fun and friendly. We love their outdoor dining.
We heard that the menu was changing soon so we had to go back to try our favorites one last time. It is bittersweet, but knowing what a magician Sal is, we will soon fall in love with the new menu. I had the Barolo braised lamb shank with brown butter orzo. Need I say more? My wife tried the swordfish and it was outstanding as well. We started with the eggplant carbonara and beef carpaccio. Then we moved on to the burrata salad. We also got the bread pudding and beignets (special) with anise honey dipping sauce. Hungry yet?
Be here for brunch several times, first time for dinner. Very very good. Will defiantly return for more.
An outstanding dining experience. They were very busy on a Tuesday night, but seated us immediately and to the table we had requested. The service was impeccable and given the dining room was full, each of our courses were served promptly. Every dish was excellent. We shared the carpaccio, strawberry salad and musaka. Followed by the apple tart and the galaktoboureko. Thanks for a great dinner.
Once again Odeum restaurant delivers a great experience. Wonderful food, skilled servers and a pleasing environment. I can only rave about this local gem. Just plain good.
I ordered the Bielota roasted beet salad, no ordinary beet salad. Paper thin sliced beets with finely diced pears, Greek feta cheese and sherry vinaigrette. My husband had the tri-colore salad, wrapped with a thinly sliced cucumber around the greens. Both were perfect in presentation and taste. Rich ordered the Branzino Sea Bass with melted leeks, applewood smoked bacon and lemon roasted potatoes. Definitely something I can't replicate at home. I chose the Australian slow roasted lamb shank. Culinary heaven and beyond extraordinary. We chose apple tarte tatin and the chocolate pannacotta. for dessert. By far one of, if not THE best dining experiences we've had in a very long time.
My wife and I picked this place after shopping in Gilroy. Great find. Very adventurous menu with new twists on old favorites. Excellent presentation and well balanced seasoning. Definitely will head to this place again when back in the area.
Dined on a Tuesday night and had a great experience. Salads and entrees were fantastic. Great service and atmosphere. Highly recommend.
Sal recently implemented some changes to the menu for fall/winter and while I was sad to see some of the old items go, I was excited to see what items would be added. To start our meal, we had the Tuna tartare appetizer, which was on special. It was ridiculously good. Next we had the cauliflower soup on special. Only Sal could make cauliflower soup taste great! For our entrees my wife had the whole trout special and I had the Mary's chicken. Both were fantastic. We ended the meal with the greek donuts that were on special - also great (although a little greasy for my tastes). The only disappointment was that they took the bread pudding off the menu - my wife's favorite thing they make, but I am sure it will be back soon.
This restaurant has become a special destination place for us...The food is great, drinks are wonderful, service is super. Let's face it...you can't have all of that without a price tag! So, Odeum is not inexpensive. Wish we could visit more often, but we are grateful for out times there. One of the finest restaurants in Santa Clara County.
I brought a friend to Odeum for a birthday lunch...but I didn't tell the receptionist when I booked the reservation. Our waiter must have seen the birthday gift because the dessert came with a lit candle and the word "Happy Birthday" written in carmel on the plate! My friend was delighted with this extra unplanned touch. If that wasn't enough, the chef sent over 3 complimentary after dinner drinks in champagne glasses. It made the whole experience such a wonderful celebration. Besides the above, the actual lunch for us all was very tasty! Thank you, Odeum staff !
The old grainery in Morgan Hill has been transformed into a great restaurant. We dined with a gourmet that has visited fine restaurants throughout the country. He gave Odeum his stamp of approval.
From the moment of arrival we discovered exactly what we set out to find - a perfect dining experience in the South Bay. Thank you Odeum staff for the special night out we all needed. From the candle-lit steps, to the warm comfort of the dining room, to the mouth-watering appetizers , entrees , and deserts , everything was expertly prepared and served. We can't wait to celebrate the next special occasion at Odeum.
This was our first time to try the Sunday brunch and we were very impressed (as expected). What's not to like about fresh croissants and strawberry butter when we sat down? The main courses were great as well. The strawberry pancakes got my four year old daughter's stamp of approval. My wife enjoyed her bacon omelet. And I had the Chilaquiles. Wow. I have never had this dish before but I am already plotting my return so I have it again!
The appetizers are the best. Home made pita and the 4 tastes are perfect. The octopus salad is soo good. Fresh fish Dover sole was delicious Never disappointed. Slavoki (sic) was a disappointment we had 10 In our party so a lot of reviews in all excellent.
Our friends were in town and we wanted to have lunch before wine tasting. Wanted to take them some place special for lunch and chose Odeum. All of our meals were fantastic! Our friends kept raving about it afterwards. The service was great. Our waiter took great care of us. My husband actually went back today for a business lunch. Can't wait to go back and try something else on the menu.
From start to finish, the entire experience was all first rate.
I had been wanting to check this place out for a while and I'm so glad we finally went. Everything about it was great. Service was great, food was amazing and the atmosphere was perfect for our date night. Loved it and we will be back soon!
Great food. Between us, we had he egg lemon soup (wonderful), a cesaer salad, a pizette, chicken souvlaki, a vegetarian gyro and a chicken gyro. The gyros were served in the classic Greek style with delicious French fries wrapped inside. Too many menu items with cooked with bacon thereby limiting choices. Service was off: plates, olives removed without notice. Would absolutely return


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Food crises are becoming larger and more frequent. Every time they strike, they result in deadly conflicts and famines around the Equator, and declining real wages everywhere, due to rising food prices. The main reason for the increasing number and severity of food crises is basically that we have become more people than Mother Earth can feed.
There is broad consensus among experts that overpopulation is the direct cause of poverty, hunger and thirst and conflicts for space, food and grazing areas in developing countries. There is also broad consensus that these things are catalysts for religious fanaticism and large streams of refugees moving into the West.
Today we are 6.9 billion peopleon earth, and we are approaching 10. We are about to empty the planet's storage of raw materials, and in many places the areas for cultivation are getting too small and the reserves of clean water are disappearing. At the same time it is a fact, that man is the world's biggest polluter. A decline of the earth's population - or at least a halt in its growth - is therefore good for both climate and environment. A bad climate and environment has a negative effect on food production, because drought, floods and pollution destroys harvests and cultivation areas.
Here is my suggestion for a lasting solution: Pay poor people in the poor countries to have less children. In this way they do not have to have a lot of children in order to secure themselves when they get old - and they can afford to feed and educate the few children they have. We should support the families with full aid (e.g. 2 dollars pr. day) if they have no or one child, half aid if they have two children and no support if they have more than two children. An educated and well nourished population is the indispensable basis for functioning democracies and economies. In addition, it will stimulate the poor countries economy in a much healthier way than just sending food that is putting pressure on the prices and is just eaten up my ever more hungry mouths.
By empowering the individual by giving our aid to the third world as individual micro aid or micro pensions for having fewer children, we will thus hit several birds with one stone.
The Nobel Prize winning micro loan program has shown that small economic amounts are the solution. They have also shown that it is possible to control the distribution of small amounts of money to single persons in areas with bad economic and political infrastructure.
Take heed: Overpopulation is no less a problem than violent Islam.
While I agree that overpopulation is a problem, I see two major stumbling blocks to this proposal. One is that the money is quite a large amount - I don't know how many people we're talking about but we're looking at 100's of millions of dollars per day for the indefinite future. Secondly, the Islamic countries would view this as a Western plot to destroy Islam and would never take part.
I think it's something that needs to be discussed, though, and I thank you for bringing it up.
I'm afraid replacing one mickey mouse aid scheme by another will not resolve a serious crisis such as this. If we are motivated by self-interest, the most direct way to deal with third-world overpopulation is a hands-off Malthusian approach, letting these societies deal with the consequences of their own collective behavior. The only adjustment required of us would be a willingness to go back to a rigorous policing of our national borders, which is necessary in any case. Failing that, the only alternative would be to have the mightiest and most resourceful nations take over the troubled parts of the world in order to impose authoritarian controls on food distribution and reproduction. Of course, we can sit on our laurels and hope for some technological miracle. But an achievement of controlled nuclear fusion is not around the corner, and even the existing plans for the humanization of cislunar space following Gerard O'Neill remain unpopular...
It's not that simple. In many poor countries, children are valued. A woman's status is determined by how many children she has and a childless woman is an object of pity. Men will leave their wives if they can't have children. This is not about money. In Chile, access to birth control is easy and cheap, but people don't get it because they want children.
You re a psychologist and I am an economist. You say that the food crisis is casued by overpopulation and I say that s a load of crap, The food crisis is caused by the parasitical financial oligarchy. As a result of deregulation, nothing nowadays stops billionaires from buying up a couple of million tons of wheat or sorghum and putting it aside for a rainy day. Food prices go up although the number of people is the same,. Why? Because part oif the food supply is coinfiscated by Wall Street parasites so they can feather their nests.
You know eho told me that? A German economist who is the head of UNCTAD, in Vienna. Forget his name.
Goldmnan Sachs is genocidal in exactly the same sense as Adolf Eichmann was genocidal.
Stick to psychology, bro. You need a lot of knowledge to make any sense of the economy.
This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard, how can anyone say that people in third world countries don't have a right to procreate. Have you ever driven through Pennsylvania.......?? nothing but trees for 8 hours I have better uses for 120 billion.


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Is there a way to get credit for the purchases and redownload them without having to repurchase them? (I have the PayPal receipts.)
If not and I have to buy them a second time, is there something I can do differently when downloading them to protect them if it happens again? Is it possible to save the installation file on the media card? Or are there settings in the BB Desktop Manager that will allow the apps to be included in the save when I back my phone up?


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I'm not rich, so I've been playing Magic the Gathering through Cockatrice and proxying. Finally, I bought my first real deck: Grab for Power. Wizards has the full deck list.
I'm a newbie, so my deck strategies have tended to be very aggressive. PewPewPew: Lightning Bolt as fast as you can. Carpe Noctem: Infect as fast as you can. Landsmack: Get land as fast as you can, swing for as much as you can. Even Denied is fairly aggressive: Discard into Bloodchief Ascension as fast as you can.
Grab for Power is not an aggro deck. It's a combo deck. The heart of the deck is Crown of Empires, Scepter of Empires, and Throne of Empires. When activated, they tap a creature, ping players for 1, and spawn a soldier token respectively. When all three are on the battlefield, their abilities upgrade: gain control of a creature, ping players for 3, and spawn 5 soldier tokens. The abilities may not have much natural accord, but Wizards has a history of designing cards for exploitation.
What could you do by tapping a creature every turn? The goal of the deck is to assemble the three artifacts. Tapping an opponent's creature can slow their assault, giving you more time to dig. Alternatively, there are plenty of creatures with untap abilities; tapping them without having to attack can be useful.
What could you do by pinging players for 1 every turn? Not much, in a non-aggro deck. If you could ping creatures too, this would be more useful. The 2012 Core Set has lots of Bloodthirst creatures that get bonuses if an opponent has taken damage that turn. Scepter provides a steady source of Bloodthirst. A Scepter ratches up Quest for Pure Flame, and two Scepters provides steady counters for Bloodchief Ascension. In any case, 1 extra damage every turn adds up (see Goblin Fireslinger).
What could you do with an extra Soldier token every turn? Chump block, pay sacrifice costs, swing for 1 extra damage, trigger "enters the battlefield" and "leaves the battlefield". Rather, what could you do with 5 extra Soldiers every turn?
Devouring Swarm. That's a fun finish. And that's why Grab for Power is a good deck. Not because it's tournament level. Because it's fun. It's fun to dig for buried treasure. It's fun to win big or die trying. It's fun just to use cards like Merfolk Looter and Sorin's Thirst. Oh, you're swinging for 5 with Arc Runner? I'll kill it and gain 2 life. Again, not the best deck, but one that puts the fun back in Magic the Gathering.
I'll leave you with my tweaked version of Grab for Power, Prime for Power. My favorite addition is Viscera Seer. Chump, sacrifice, scry 1. I'm safe for a turn and a card closer to constructing the Empire.


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The idea of the Smart Grid – using network technology to manage and run our electricity grid better – is an exciting one for me. Qualcomm has been working hard on how we can support Smart Grid implementations. The work we've done suggests there are more possibilities here than just utility management – if we get the communication technology underlying the Smart Grid right.


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The relationship between David Hodges and Wendy Simms is both professional and personal.
It has been nicknamed by fans as Hondy, Wedges, or Dandy.
The two characters have an ongoing rivalry. Hodges complains that Simms tries to take over everything and thinks she's "too cool" for the lab. Simms insults Hodges by calling him "freakboy" and "loser" but praises his investigation methods. Wendy is apparently something of a klutz and has a reputation for being clumsy around work.
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Wendy helped David Hodges investigate the case of The Miniature Killer. (Lab Rats)
Later, she is disappointed when she learns Hodges lied to her about Grissom asking the lab techs to investigate the Miniature Killer. In an April 20 edition of TV Guide, Vassey comments that her character must have been a nerd during her high school days. In the article, actor Wallace Langham, who plays Hodges, noted that his character has a crush on Simms. In the episode "Lab Rats" there is an unfinished sentence by Wendy where she says "I can't believe that for half a second I actually thought I might-!" and gets defensive when Hodges asks what she meant. Many people believe that this confirms that Wendy also has feelings for Hodges.
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At one point, all the lab techs plus Sara and Ronnie were watching the horror movie in which Wendy starred. A comment is made about Wendy's big breasts. She says that they are medium sized. Hodges replies they are "perfect" not realizing he is talking aloud. He tries to cover up his outburst but his feelings for Wendy were increasingly obvious. (The Chick Chop Flick Shop)
In a later episode (You Kill Me), where Hodges is creating a board game, Wendy's character is "Mindy Bimms, the clumsy yet buxom DNA Tech" - Wendy becomes upset and calls Hodges the "dumbest smart guy she knows". Many fans believe that she is so upset because she likes Hodges, and wants him to think of her as more than just some bimbo. This also confirms suspicions that Hodges has feelings for her because he responds by saying, "You think I'm smart?" The pair does some minor flirting, most of the time in front of Henry Andrews, the tox tech, who looks very uncomfortable, most openly in Lab Rats and You Kill Me.
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In Field Mice, Henry asks Wendy out for a date after making sure Hodges is fine with it. When she accepts, Henry becomes the target of several practical jokes, such as glue in his locker and his GCMS being reprogrammed, and accuses Hodges. Wendy approaches Hodges in the lab, keeping her hands in her coat pockets. When he throws a piece of toast at her head and she makes no effort to block it, he reveals that he knew somebody was trying to frame him for the practical jokes and put a chemical called "detection spray" on the inside of Henry's locker, where he would be vulnerable. The spray is invisible to the naked eye when on most surfaces, but when it comes into contact with hand sweat, it turns the palms purple and is impossible to wash away for days. Wendy shows her purple hands, exposing her as the prankster. She admits that she did it to get Henry to cancel the date and hints that she is attracted to Hodges. When Catherine shows up with Henry, Wendy is about to confess, but Hodges takes the fall for her, even though it will go on his permanent record. Henry asks for a rain check on the date, since he lost some facial skin because of the glue in his locker. When he is gone, Wendy turns to leave, but returns, kisses Hodges passionately and gets out of the lab.
Season Eleven
In Pool Shark, Wendy told Hodges that she is leaving the Las Vegas Crime Lab to become a field working CSI in Portland, where her sister lives. In the end of the episode, she is gone, leaving Hodges visibly upset.
He even almost drowns Henry while they were diving for evidence and have an argument about Hodges making Wendy leave, Henry saying 'It's all your fault!'
- The relationship can be considered to be over now since Wendy has left the show.
Hodges: You're like a geeky nerdy guy stuck in a womans body.
Wendy: So are you.
Wendy: That time of the month huh. I know picking out the right feminine product can be so hard.
Hodges: Are you going to mock me or help me?
Wendy: I have to choose?
Hodges: I can't get this to work.
Wendy: well it's probably because you dont have the right equipment. You don't do you?
Hodges: Ha, you're lucky you're cute.
Ronnie: I don't get it, what's the thrill here? It's just women with huge breasts falling out of their shirts getting hacked to bits.
Wendy: My breasts aren't huge, their medium.
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