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LELAND - Three Leland men were charged in the beating of a Columbus County man who later died of his injuries, authorities said.
Hartford Talmage Sellers III, 26, of Clarendon died Friday at New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, Sgt. Del Routh of the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office said.
Sellers was among the men who got into a Jan. 1 fight in which baseball bats were used as weapons. Deputies found Sellers unresponsive in a driveway on Farm Meadows Road in Leland, Routh said.
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Big Sur's California Dreamin'
Untrammeled wilderness and new age enclave, Big Sur retains its rugged beauty and quirky charm
- By James Conaway
- Photographs by Catherine Karnow
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"Young people were living in cars and under the bridges," says Don McQueen, recalling the 1960s in Big Sur, the 90-mile stretch of California coast where the Santa Lucia Mountains plunge into the Pacific Ocean south of Monterey. "Once, I saw smoke coming from a field just north of here and went up to find two dozen hippies, their naked kids running around, and fires going. Fire's always a danger in Big Sur." McQueen, 80, is a commanding figure—6-foot-8, size 15 boots. "Some of the newcomers were worthless," he adds, "but some were OK. We were so stuck in the mud around here. The new people shook things up."
I first traveled to Big Sur in the fall of 1963, eager to explore its remote recesses, soon after I began a graduate program at Stanford University. I remember being dazzled by the coastal region's stunning near-verticality. It seemed a mythic landscape of impenetrable chaparral and massive redwoods stitched to headlands plunging into an impossibly blue ocean. Against this backdrop, ordinary concerns seemed to pale; to live here was to view the world through a unique lens of beauty and peril.
Scattered across the land were random clusters of wooden cottages, a few stores and campgrounds, a couple of bars and a gas station or two. The Los Padres National Forest, which includes much of the 6,000-foot-high Santa Lucia Range, edged the highway, where shaggy figures not yet labeled as countercultural stood on the roadside, hooking their thumbs in clear, dry air. At the time, Big Sur still rested in a happy sociological trough between the demise of the Beat Generation and the advent, in 1967, of San Francisco's Summer of Love, a watershed moment that would bring thousands of young people west.
In the intervening years, I returned to Big Sur several times, drawn by the physical beauty and the inspirational jolt that the first glimpse always provides. The place remains for me freighted with as much mystery as reality, intimately associated with the era that McQueen invokes.
McQueen's father, Allen, was a maintenance supervisor for the coast highway built here in the late '30s. Don constructed his own tourist campground along the same road in the '50s. "A few hippies thought they could make a living just by breaking into houses," he tells me, adding that a rougher element, some on motorcycles, hung out in the Redwood Lodge just up the road. "That place had a hard dope problem, with fights. I told the owner I'd clear it out if he wanted." McQueen admits to throwing "some people through windows" and to putting two troublemakers in a car, breaking the vehicle's distributor cap with a hammer, "so they couldn't start the engine," and shoving them downhill in the direction of Carmel, 26 miles to the north.
Today, the Redwood Lodge has long since been reborn as Fernwood, still a bar, but decidedly more upscale and friendlier. Big Sur's landscape, however, remains unchanged, wild country that has impressed—or intimidated—visitors since the arrival of the Spanish more than 400 years ago. Early seafarers stayed clear of the rock-toothed el país grande del sur (big country of the south), described in 1542 by the explorer Juan Cabrillo: "There are mountains which seem to reach the heavens, and the sea beats on them....It appears as though they would fall on the ships."
In 1770, the Spanish established a presidio and missionary headquarters in Monterey, capital of Alta (Upper) California, and soon founded a mission in Carmel. There, Father Junípero Serra set about enslaving and converting the coastal tribes who lived close by and any Indians who could be enticed from the inner reaches of inhospitable "El Sur."
In the aftermath of the Mexican-American War (1846-48), Mexico ceded California to the United States. In those early years, homesteaders could make a good living by felling redwoods—dangerous work in the steep canyons—and by harvesting tan oaks, used in the hide-tanning process. Supplies arrived in small steam vessels, braving a coast with little safe anchorage; timber went out the same way. The tiny population inhabiting the coast south of Monterey remained scattered.
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I lived in salmon creek as a runaway from 70=72 . I lived underneath some giant boulders and when i needed food i just went down to the highway with a spare food sign and within a few hours i would have plenty. Their were 30 or 40 free spirts . im 57 now that was the freest time of my life. i have yet to meet more generous loving people. their was no greed. i showed up with nothing and by the end of the first day i had been givin a sleeping bag a backpack some candles some food and some great acid, no strings attached. im afraid we will never see that time again. andy
Posted by andy macdougall on March 18,2012 | 06:18 PM
A great article about a place very dear to me. In fact, I spent the evening of my 27th birthday at Deetjen's Big Sur Inn where, I believe, Mr. Ed Gardien, whose post is second from top was in residence. In those days, the Inn was actually almost affordable for us graduate students visiting from Monterey.
I happened to find this article while looking for information about Masten. I have had a beautiful expressionistic landscape signed "Masten '92" that I bought at the Henry Miller Memorial Library in the mid-90s. But, I never knew who the artist was. I just bought it because I thought it was a great painting. I'm so pleased to know more about him and will treasure my painting even more now.
Posted by Bronya Feldmann on November 2,2011 | 01:53 AM
i drove by by Big Sur last yea in 2010 and my dad told me stories about it. loved hearing them so much i know spell sir sur, no matter what :)
Posted by cole on October 3,2011 | 11:23 PM
I am a former innkeeper of DEETJEN´S. After Grampa Deetjen died, through the executor of the Estate of Helmuth Deetjen, Carmel Martin, hired me to operate Deetjen´s Big Sur Inn. I and my wife, Kuniyo, were innkeepers there for 11 years. As was the prices of the rooms when Mr. Deetjen was alive, I continued to follow his way. The most expense room was Grampa´s Room at 55.00 dollars and all the other rooms were 43.00 dollars except for Petite Cuisine, Van Gogh Room and Little Room.
Posted by Ed Gardien on September 16,2011 | 03:37 PM
Mr Conway's assessment of Fr Sierra's expedition might have understated the situation in the eyes of the very few indigenous survivors. Most of them died out within a generation of the coming of the Spanish. Many died of smallpox contracted from the deliberately infected blankets that were passed out. The 10,000 year old, elaborate verbal tradition was lost.
It should be noted that the artists, writers, poets and craftsmen who thrived in Big Sur are being forced out due to county ordinances and rising property values.
Posted by Ray Peters on June 14,2010 | 11:33 PM
Hi Jim! Fine article on Big Sur...We loved driving up there from LA and even better down from Gold Beach to the area. Glad to know the Ventana and all the other places you mentioned survived the horrible fires. It one of the most beautiful places on the earth..... write us... we are now in Tallahassee, Fl.... time to catch-up... Judi & Gerry
Posted by Judi & Gerry Ddunn on May 6,2010 | 04:42 PM
Mr. Conway's comments about Fr. Serra (in an otherwise fascinating article) are baseless and do nothing but perpetuate a popular black legend. Whatever one thinks of the Franciscan missions and its founder, to associate them with slavery is quite a reach.
Posted by Damian Bacich on June 25,2009 | 01:18 PM
The article brought back many memories. 1. Screaming up hwy.1 at dawn in a Jaguar sportscar as fast as possible. 2. Going up Naciamento Road in a 1937 ford truck and camping at the top, my wife making acorn bread. Wonderful place!
Posted by terrence ellington on June 10,2009 | 09:51 PM
I enjoyed the California Dreamin' article in your May issue. One could argue with the author on whether or not he caught the real feel of Big Sur. The description of the raid on the baths at Esalen in 1961 was very short on fact and wildly inaccurate. This was mentioned by Ed Smith in a comment posted on April 22. I was there and observed the whole scene. There were no women in the posse thus we can eliminate Joan Baez who wouldn't have been caught dead in a posse, as a witness. Mike Murphy and Dick Price were there. When the posse stormed down the path, which had been lined with barbed wire by Hunter and others earlier in the day, Elzie Webb, who was the leasee of what was known then as "Slates Hot Springs" cut loose with a scream of "gittim" boys or some such. The posse found the baths empty and by the time they got back to the gate, Elzie, with the help of all of us had locked the gate and they were all trapped there till morning. The gay guys who the posse had hoped to trap were all on the right side of the fence, and celebrated a little victory dance. Shortly thereafter, Hunter was invited to leave the property. Dick and Mike finally recognized that Hunter was a nasty piece of work. We all became friendly after Hunter was banished. Homophobia, was also banished from Esalen.
Posted by Robert Wells on June 9,2009 | 12:37 AM
I have been visiting Big Sur for the last 35 years and it never ceases to put me under its spell.Decades ago a native taught me about taking the old highway when it is dry and i discovered yet another dimension to the region. My company, Serendipity Traveler includes Big Sur on our California Coast trip for women. It is indeed a place apart, much like the eastern version which is The Cabot Trail.
Posted by peggy coonley on June 8,2009 | 07:45 PM
Wow! Such memories the article evokes. I spent the 1960's in Northern California, with a newly minted MBA from Stanford, and explored the coast from Santa Cruz to Big Sur. A roommate discovered Deetjens, and I returned many times, eventually introducing my wife and daughter to the area. In the early sixties I heard of a photography seminar at Esalen titled something like The photography of Edward Weston, so signed up and went. It was led by a professor from San Francisco State, and several rather well known photographers either were guest speakers or simply dropped in, including Bret Weston, Imogene Cunningham, Ansel Adams, and a Life photographer whose name I can't remember. I was in awe. Michael Murphy dropped in for a few sessions. I moved East in 1969, but try to return every now and then.
Posted by Bill Luring on June 6,2009 | 03:15 PM
I greatly enjoyed the article "California Dreamin'" in the May issue. But I do want to make a correction -- on p. 59 the author quotes Big Sur resident Helmuth Deetjen as stating that "one of his classmates [at the University of Heidelberg] was an art student named Adolf Hitler." But Hitler never attended Heidelberg University, or indeed any university. As a teenager, he applied for admission to the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, but was rejected. He then spent years as a bum, drifting from one thing to another, finally moving to Munich in time to enlist in the German Army when World War I broke out. After the war he became active in what was to become the National Socialist German Workers Party -- and the rest, as one says, was history.
Roland Layton
Posted by Roland V. Layton on May 30,2009 | 09:51 PM
I worked for the Forest Service in Big Sur in the summer of 2007. It's the best place on earth, with the best people to match. It's where I hope to live out the rest of my days.
Posted by Roman Anderson on May 28,2009 | 01:32 AM
As a 50 year resident of northern California, I have been a frequent visitor to Monterey County and the Big Sur coastal regions. I thought Mr. Conaway's article was dead on and superbly complimented by Ms. Karnow's photography. That said, I was disappointed that they failed to discover or see fit to comment on the late Ric Masten, widely recognized as "The Poet Laureate" of Big Sur.
While Miller, Kerouac and Bratigan passed through the area, only Jeffers (the old curmudgeon) stayed the course to extoll the beauty. Ric Masten was born, raised in Monterey County and lived for 50 years in the Santa Lucia Mts. above Palo Colorado Road. He literally built his home from scratch and raised four children there. He was a "Performing Poet", (and sometimes artist) who traveled the country - initially sharing the stage with Seegers & Baez - regaling his audiences with tales of the Big Sur country and the denizens living therein. IMHO (to copy the kids), Ric Masten deserves recognition in any article covering this magnificent region.
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In August, Nevada County reported the lowest unemployment rate, 8.9 percent, in the Sacramento—Arden-Arcade—Yuba City, Calif.-Nev. Combined Statistical Area, followed by Placer County, at 9.3 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Richard J. Holden, the Bureau's regional commissioner, noted that Yuba County registered the highest jobless rate in the area, at 17.1 percent. All eight counties in the Sacramento area posted unemployment rates that were above the U.S. rate of 8.2 percent. (See chart 1. The Technical Note at the end of this release contains the metropolitan area definition. All data in this release are not seasonally adjusted; accordingly, over-the-year analysis is used throughout.)
In August, all eight Sacramento area counties registered over-the-year unemployment rate declines, with the rate of decline ranging from 1.7 percentage points in Douglas and Sacramento Counties to 0.2 percentage point in Sutter County. Nationally, the unemployment rate fell 0.9 percentage points from August a year ago. (See table A).
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Unemployment rates fell in all Sacramento area counties from August 2010 to August 2012. The largest decreases occurred in Sacramento County, down 2.3 percentage points, followed by El Dorado, Nevada, and Placer Counties, 2.2 points. Only Sutter County had a decrease that was smaller than the nationwide decrease of 1.3 percentage points. Yuba County has had the highest unemployment rate in August for each of the past three years.
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In December, with the "fiscal cliff" looming, a stream of executives poured into Washington armed with budget briefing books and suggested solutions. This week, as the deadline approached for across-the-board federal spending cuts, the response has been muted.
California Rep. Howard 'Buck' McKeon, the head of the Armed Services Committee, tells WSJ's Jerry Seib he is "very concerned" about how the defense portion of the sequester cuts will affect American troops.
Gene Sperling, a top White House economic adviser, tells the WSJ's David Wessel that the sequester's painful cuts are so drastic they will succeed in bringing both Democrats and Republicans back to the negotiating table.
In a press conference on the eve of the sequester, President Barack Obama detailed the efforts he has taken to curb the severe budget cuts. Obama asked the room full of reporters, "what more do you think I should do?" Photo: Getty Images.
As the sequester begins, Bipartisan Policy Center's Task Force on Debt Reduction co-chair Alice Rivlin joins The News Hub to discuss what Washington needs to do to stop lurching from crisis to crisis. Photo: Getty Images.
The painful spending cuts called the sequester are finally here. WSJ's Julian E. Barnes and Colleen McCain Nelson discuss the real effects - including military preparedness - as well as the significant political risk for President Obama and Republican lawmakers.
Some business executives aren't as worried about the effects of the sequester, as the cuts are known, or prefer them to new tax increases being pushed by the White House as an alternative. Others also see little chance of influencing the outcome in Congress, given their experience during the fractious fiscal-cliff debate last year, in which their counsel didn't count for much.
"Quite frankly, we think most of America is getting a little tired of hearing about some of the dysfunction" in Washington, said Kurt McNeil, General Motors vice president of U.S. sales operations, during a conference call Friday discussing monthly sales. "We think the fundamentals—housing, access to credit—are strong, and that's what's important and that's what's driving the economy."
The cuts, which total $85 billion for the remainder of this fiscal year, were set to kick off Friday, with politicians in both parties standing firm on their conflicting demands and refusing to negotiate an alternative.
During the fiscal-cliff debate, in which Washington battled over what to do with the expiring George W. Bush tax rates and the first sequester deadline, many CEOs argued against higher across-the-board taxes. They pushed instead, unsuccessfully, for a comprehensive deficit-reduction deal including both some tax increases and curbs on entitlement programs.
The fiscal cliff "was a different animal," said Bruce Josten, executive vice president for government affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, given its likely widespread impact on businesses and consumers. The sequester's impact is likely to be smaller and more uneven, he said.
Aside from the defense industry, which is likely to be hurt by Pentagon spending cuts, Mr. Josten said: "I'm not hearing much from business executives."
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The sequester, unlike the fiscal cliff, is "yet another thing on the uncertainty list," said Bob Moritz, chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers U.S. "It's just another one, as opposed to, 'This is the big one.' "
Not every business is sitting on the sidelines. Marion Blakey, CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association, warned again on Friday of severe impacts on military readiness and the economy from the "drastic" cuts, and urged the nation's lawmakers to seek a balanced solution.
Even some outside the defense world are worrying about how the cuts might hurt their business. Many industry groups argue for replacing the sequester, usually with more-targeted spending cuts. The Committee for Economic Development, a group of current and former executives and academics, has gone further, calling for spreading out the cuts over a longer period, and softening the impact with tax increases.
Jonathan Browning, chief of Volkswagen of America, said on the Friday sales conference call that the cuts will hit consumer confidence. The uncertainty is leading the company to "take a more cautious approach," he added.
It's also the case that many businesses simply appear less worried about the impact of sequester cuts than they were about the fiscal cliff.
"You get five miles outside of Washington, and it's hard to find someone that cares deeply" about the sequester, said former Michigan Republican Gov. John Engler, president of the Business Roundtable, a group of big-business CEOs.
President Barack Obama, in comments to a business group Wednesday, suggested that view may not hold for long.
"It's conceivable that in the first week, the first two weeks, the first three weeks, the first month,…a lot of people may not notice the full impact of the sequester," unless they work in the defense sector or live in a military town, Mr. Obama said. Nevertheless, he warned, "this is going to be a big hit on the economy."
He appealed for business executives to get involved, emphasizing his support for a comprehensive solution.
That could be a tough sell. Many disappointed executives have lowered their expectations for Washington, including some who joined the Fix the Debt campaign, a coalition of businesses that pushed for a deal that raised taxes and lowered spending.
These companies now are "holding out for moments where something looks possible, and they are certainly frustrated with the political system's inability to get things done," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and a Fix the Debt organizer. More of the campaign's activity is now focused on educational efforts in the states.
—Jeff Bennett contributed to this article.
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All right right this is segment three the economy.
First first answer.
Goes do you two minutes.
Mister president did you see a major difference between interview on Social Security.
No I suspect that on Social Security we've got a somewhat similar position Social Security is.
Structurally sound it's gonna have to between the way it was by Ronald Reagan and speaker democratic speaker Tip O'Neill.
But it is the basic structure is sound.
But -- but I want to talk about the values behind social security and Medicare.
And then talk about Medicare because that's the big driver of our deficits right now.
-- my grandmother.
Some you know help to raise my grandparents -- my grandfather died a while back.
My grandmother died three days before -- was -- -- -- and she was fiercely independent she worked to whip only had a high school education start as a secretary.
Ended up.
Being the vice president the local -- And she ended up living alone by choice.
And the reason she couldn't be independent was because -- social security and Medicare.
She had worked all her life put in this money and understood that there was a basic guarantee -- floor under which she could not go.
And that's the perspective -- bring when I think about what's called entitlements.
-- -- that the name itself implies some sense of dependency on the part of these folks -- these are folks who worked hard.
Like my grandmother and their millions people out there were counting on us.
So my approach is to say how do we strengthen the system over the long -- And in Medicare.
What we did was we said.
We are gonna have to bring down the cost us if we're gonna deal -- our long term deficits.
But to do that let's look -- up some of the money is going.
Billion dollars we were able to -- it from the Medicare program by no longer -- Insurance companies.
By making sure that we weren't over paying providers.
And using that money we're actually able to lower prescription drug costs for seniors by an average of 600 dollars.
And we were also able to make make a significant -- in providing them the kind of preventive care that what ultimately save money.
Through this throughout the system so.
That the way for us to deal with the Medicare in particular is lower health care costs but -- -- -- Social Security.
As I said you don't need a major structural change in order to make sure that source -- there for the future.
We'll follow up on this first governor Omnia two minutes on social security and entitlements.
Well Jim.
Our seniors depend on these programs and I nobody time.
We talk about entitlements people become concerned that something's gonna happen it's gonna change their life for the worst.
And the answer is neither the president or -- Are -- any changes for any current retirees or near retirees.
Either the Social Security or Medicare.
So if you're sixty -- around sixty or older you don't -- -- any further but for younger people when he did talk about what changes are going to be occurring or just thought about one.
And that is in fact I was wrong when I said the president is -- proposing any changes for current retirees in fact he is on Medicare and Social Security's not.
But on Medicare.
For current retirees.
He's cutting 716.
Billion dollars from the program.
Now he says -- not over paying hospitals and providers actually just going to them saying we're gonna reduce the rates you get paid across the board.
Everybody's gonna get a lower rate that's not just going after places where there's abuse that -- were cut in the rates.
Some 15% of hospitals and nursing -- say they won't take any more Medicare patients under that scenario.
We also have 50% of doctors who say they won't take more Medicare patients.
With that this we have four million people on Medicare Advantage that will lose Medicare Advantage because -- those 716.
Billion dollars in cuts.
I can't understand.
How you can cut Medicare 760.
Million dollars for current.
Recipients of Medicare now you point out what we're putting some back -- give a better prescription program.
That's one -- that's one dollar for every fifteen you've cut.
That there are Smart enough to know that's not a good trade.
I want to take that 716.
Billion dollars you've cut and put it back in a Medicare by the way we can include prescription program if we -- to improve it.
But the idea of cutting seven -- -- sixteen billion dollars from Medicare to be able to balance the additional cost of obamacare is in my opinion in the state.
With regards to young people coming along I've got proposals to make sure Medicare and Social Security are there for them without any question.
First evolved.
I think it's important for governor Romney to present this plan that he says.
Will only affect folks in the future.
And the essence of the plan.
As the he would turn Medicare into a voucher program.
It's called premium support but.
It's understood to be a voucher program.
-- running -- and you don't support that I don't and then let me explain why.
Again that's for future understate the right not for current retirees -- for this sort you're if you're you're 5455.
You might wanna listen.
Because this this will affect -- The idea which was originally presented by congressman Ryan your running mate.
Is that.
We would you give a voucher to seniors.
And make -- go on the private marketplace and buy their own health insurance.
The problem is bad.
Because the voucher won't necessarily keep up with the health care inflation.
It was estimated that this would cost the average -- about 6000 dollars a year.
Now in fairness.
What governor Romney has now -- he'll maintain traditional Medicare alongside it.
But there's still a problem because what happens is those insurance companies are pretty clever at figuring out who are the younger.
And healthier seniors.
They recruit them leaving the older.
Sicker seniors in Medicare and everything -- economists -- -- that says over time what'll happen is the traditional Medicare system will collapse.
And then what you've got is folks like my grandmother at the mercy of the private insurance system.
Precisely the time when they are most in need.
Decent health care.
So I don't think vouchers -- the right -- ago.
And this is not my on only my opinion AARP.
He thinks -- -- these savings that we obtained from Medicare.
Bolster the system lengthen the Medicare trust fund by eight years benefits were not affected at all.
And ironically if you repeal obamacare.
And I have become fond of this term Obama here.
If you repeal it.
What happens is most -- right away are going to be -- 600 dollars more prescription care.
They're now that have to be paying co pays for basic checkups -- can he keep them healthier.
And the primary beneficiary.
That repeal our insurance companies.
Are estimated to gain millions of dollars back.
When they are making seniors any healthier and I and I don't think that's the right approach when it comes to.
Making sure that Medicare is stronger over the long term.
We'll talk about this specifically about his health -- moment -- what is -- do you support the voucher system governor.
What I support is no change.
For current retirees and near retirees to Medicare and the president supports taking 716.
Billion dollars out of that program.
-- -- -- -- so that's that's number one number two is for people coming along that are young what I do to make sure that we can keep.
Medicare in place for them.
Is to allow them to either to choose the current Medicare program.
Or private plan their choice.
They get to -- and they'll have at least two plans that will be entirely at no cost of the so that ought to pay additional money no additional 6000 dollars that's not gonna happen now that at least two plans and by the way.
If the government can be as efficient as a private sector.
And offer premiums that are as low as a private sector people will be happy to get traditional Medicare or -- be able to get a private plan.
I -- my own view is -- they have a private plan.
I'd just assume not have the government telling you what kind of health care I get I'd rather be able to have an insurance company if I don't like -- -- can get rid of them -- find a different insurance company.
But people make their own choice give -- -- we have to do to save Medicare.
We have to have the benefits high for those that are low income.
But for higher income people we're gonna have to lower some of the benefits we have to make sure this program is there for the long term.
That's the plan that I put forward by the way the idea came not even from Paul Ryan -- senator Wyden who's a co author of the bill with with Paul Ryan in the senate.
But also came from bill consists of -- Bill Clinton's chief of staff this is an idea that's been around a long time which is saying hey let's if we can't get competition.
Into the Medicare world so that people can get the choice a different plans that lower cost better quality I believe in competition.
-- if I if I can just respond very -- first -- -- every studies shown that Medicare has lower administrative costs than.
Private insurance us which is why seniors are.
Generally pretty happy with a and private insurers have to make a profit.
Mother -- without them that's what they do and so you've got a higher administrative costs.
Plus profit.
On top of that and if -- -- gonna save any money through what governor Romney's proposing.
What has to happen is is that the money has come from somewhere.
And when you moved to a voucher system you are putting seniors at the mercy of those insurance companies.
And over time if traditional Medicare has decayed or fallen apart than their stock.
And this is the reason why AARP.
Has said that your plan would weaken.
Medicare substantially.
And that's why they were supportive of the approach that we took that one last one I wanna make we do have.
To lower the cost of health care not just in Medicare are not about net net but but but overall they'll cut and so that's that's a big topic because we always -- caregivers of -- like Miguel I want it's good but all it is -- a bit what -- -- -- to -- -- time let's get back to Medicare you've got to go the president said the government can provide the service at lower cost and without profit by if that's the case.
Then it will always be the best product that people can purchase.
But -- -- -- my experiences the private sector typically is able to provide a better product to lower costs.
-- -- Can they do you agree that the voters have a choice a clear choice perhaps -- review on Medicare apps are self to finish quickly.
So it briefly on the economy.
What is your view about the level of federal regulation of the economy right now odds are too much.
And in your case Mr.
President is there should there be more begin with you.
-- this is not a new tend to minute segment to start and we'll go for a few minutes and we're gonna go to health care about it.
Is essential.
You can't have a free market work if you don't have regulation.
As a business person.
I had to have regular I need to know the regulations I needed them there.
You couldn't have people opening up banks in there.
In their garage and making loans I mean you have to have regulation so that you can have an economy work every free economy has good regulations.
The same time.
Regulation could become excessive is -- success kidnapping and in some places yes or place and you know it can become out of date.
And what's happened in there with some of the legislation that's been passed.
During the president's term.
You've seen regulation become excessive and it's hurt the it's hurt the economy the -- example.
That Dodd-Frank was passed and it includes within it a number provisions that I think has some unintended consequences that are harmful to the economy.
One is it designates a number of banks is too big to fail.
And they're effectively guaranteed by the federal government this is the biggest kiss has been given that the New York banks have ever seen.
This is an enormous boon for them.
About a 122 community and small banks have closest -- -- -- there's one example here's another.
In Dodd-Frank frank it's like a repeal Dodd-Frank what I would repeal and replace it would get a get rid of all regulation you have to have regulation and there are some parts -- Dodd-Frank.
That -- make all the sense in the world you need transparency in need to have level leverage limits for.
Is there a specific let's let's let's excitement and rich and the other -- let's look at the big an attitude and outlook cannot imagine let him respond to that that -- respond to this specific on Dodd-Frank and what the governor just ahead.
Whether this is a great example.
The reason -- have been in such a enormous economic.
It was prompted by reckless behavior across the board.
It wasn't just on Wall Street you head.
The loan officers were there were given loans and mortgages that.
Really shouldn't have been given because they're the folks didn't qualify yet people who were -- money to buy a house that they couldn't afford.
You have to credit agencies that were stamping these as they won -- great investments when they weren't.
But you also -- banks making money hand over fist churning out products that the bankers themselves and even understand.
In order to make big profits but knowing that it made the entire system vulnerable.
So what we do we stepped and have the toughest reforms.
On Wall Street since nineteen turns.
We said you've got the banks you've got a razor capital requirements you can engage in some of those risky behavior that is putting main street at risk.
We're gonna make sure that you've got to have a living well so so we can you know how you're gonna wind things down if you make a bad -- so we don't have.
Other taxpayer bailout in the meantime by the way we also made sure that.
All -- little help that we provide of those banks was paid back every single dime with interest.
Governor Romney has said he wants to repeal Dodd-Frank and -- I appreciate and it appears we've got some agreement that.
A marketplace to work has to have some regulation.
But in the past governor Romney said he just wants to repeal -- for a bullet back.
And so the question is.
Does anybody out there think that the big problem we had is that.
There was too much oversight and regulation.
Of Wall Street because if you do.
Then the governor Romney is your candidate but.
That's not sorry I'm.
Only -- that says that this is that the facts look we have to have regulation of Wall Street.
That that's -- I'd have regulation but I wouldn't designate five banks is too big to fail and give them a blank check.
That's one of the unintended consequences -- Dodd-Frank it wasn't thought through properly we need to get rid of that provision because it's killing regional and small banks they're getting hurt -- image another regulation Dodd-Frank.
You -- we were giving mortgages to people who weren't qualified it's exactly right it's one of the reasons for the great financial calamity we had.
And so Dodd-Frank correctly says we need to have qualified mortgages and if you give -- mortgage is not qualified they're big penalties.
Except they didn't ever going to just today -- define what a qualified mortgage was.
It's been two years we don't know what -- qualified mortgages yet so banks are reluctant to make loans mortgages trying get a mortgage these days.
It's hurt the housing market.
Because Dodd-Frank didn't.
Putting in place the kinds of regulations you have to have it's not -- -- frank always was wrong with too much regulation sometimes it didn't come out with a clear regulations.
I can't make sure we don't hurt the functioning part of our marketplace and our businesses -- I wanna.
Bring back housing and get good job -- I think we have another clear.
Difference between the two of you know.
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Turns out this is very easy and makes a really great looking piece of maille, and as an added bonus you don't have to worry about having a quarter mile of wire on hand to attach them together.
Step 1: Assemble your supplies
Staple remover
Old key
Non-mangled pop tabs (however many you need, 1000 is a good start)
Step 2: Prepare the tabs
Step 3: Cut
Cut them in the very middle of the pull part of the tab, or for a stronger connection, on the rivet side, either way just be consistent.
Step 4: Bend
Step 5: Repeat
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Why do they need the metal ring on the pop tab still (don't you just bend it away anyhow?)
Also, why do you bend it with the staple remover, are there any other ways, or items to use?
I used the staple remover primarily because it was handy at my desk and gave the tabs a consistent amount of bend. It can easily be done with any other tool, though. It can easily be done with pliers, but the consistency will be a bit more difficult. I think one person in the comments (buried way down there somewhere) said he was going to make a wooden jig in a clamp to do several at once.
I hope that helps, thanks for taking the time to send me questions.
I actually tried this a few years ago, and I am now making another attempt at it. I want to make a shirt for a Link Cosplay I had in mind.
I line 3 up side-by-side in the groove I cut.
then pull down on the "handle" and insta-bent tabs.
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For me, when the Configurator Panel is open common keyboard commands for tools such as the brush or patch tool (any of them) no longer work. There is a brief pause, it switches to the tool you want, and then it reverts back to the tool you were using. Holding the key down will keep it visible, but let go and it reverts back to the tool you were using.
This totally sucks as I've grown quite fond of Configurator. It's a real time saver. Too bad they didn't incorporate a customizable tool panel right into Photoshop...
But at any rate, something seriously wrong here and I can no longer use Configurator 2.0. Hopefully there will be an update...but I won't hold my breath.
Suggestions welcome...I did create a panel from scratch just to see if that would fix things up. It didn't. I tried a panel without any keyboard commands on it (since that is what is effected) and that didn't do anything either.
There's a hotfix which works for Tom, and I'd also send it to Lance.
If anyone have similar problem, please post your email address here. I'll send you the hotfix.
But I still can't reproduced it on my machine, so if anyone have some clue about what is the root cause, please let me know.
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I attached hotfix here for others meet similar issue.
This issue is not a common issue for all installation, only observed on some machines, so you only need apply it, if you have similar issue.
Since I can't attach a swf file in this forum, so I rename it to gif. So please download below file, and rename to hotfix_callback.swf.
About how to apply the hotfix.
There're two options you can choice,
1) Only Apply the hotfix for a special panel.
Download the hotfix_callback.swf.gif, rename to hotfix_callback.swf.
Goto your exported panel folder, for example Plug-ins/Panels/<MyPanelName>/Content folder.
Replace "<MyPanelName>" to your panel name.
Rename file <MyPanelName>.swf to <MyPanelNane>.swf.bak
Copy hotfix_callback.swf to this foler, and rename to <MyPanelName>.swf
2) Apply the hotfix to Configurator, then all exported panels in the future will have this fix.
On Mac, locate "Configurator 2.0" in the finder. right click the mouse, select "Show Package Content",
Goto "bundles/PHSP-12" folder, rename "PHSP12Template.swf" to "PHSP12Template.swf.bak".
And copy hotfix_callback.swf to this foler, and rename to PHSP12Template.swf
The Root cause of this issue is Configurator 2.0 used a Callback API to sync the state of toolbox buttons states from Photoshop, but this API may be instable in some speical situation. This hotfix removed the callback.
It will lost a minor feature, if you drag some tool buttons onto the panel, and when you switch tool in PS, the tool button on the Configurator panel can't sync state with PS. But when you click on them, they still can work.
Does anyone still met this kind problem with Configurator 3 in Photoshop CS6?
if yes,could you please provide your envioromen information to us?
The more detailed information we can get, the more easier for us to find the root cause.
1: Does this problem only occurs on your Windows 7 64-bit OS? Does this problem occurs on other OS like Mac or Windows 7 32 bit?
2: Which Photoshop Version do you use? If this problem occurs on your Phtoshop CS5 and now also occurs on your Photoshop CS6 version,do you have some other special plug-ins installed for your Photoshop?
3: Can you provide us the Configurator panel you used? Please provide us the design panel (including the $PanelName.gpc file and the $PanelName.accests folder) and the whole exported panel folder in the "$Photoshop_Installation_Path/Plugins/Panels/$PanelName
Or some other things you think can help us.
Yes, I still have this issue with Configurator 3 and Photoshop CS6. It happens on Windows 7 64-bit operating system (both 64-bit and 32-bit versions of Photoshop CS6). I do not have any other plug-ins installed.
I am going to install CS6 on my laptop (also Windows 7 64-bit) and see if I have the same problem. I can also try it on my macbook pro at home later.
I also had the same problem with Configurator 2/Photoshop CS5, but the hotfix mentioned above worked for me. I know it is probably more complicated than I know, but if you figured out the problem and how to fix it in CS5, can't you just apply the same fix for CS6?
--- Update: Installed CS6 on my laptop (Windows 7 64-bit) and do not have the problem on it. It just happens on my desktop.
Desktop specs:
Dell Dimension 9200
Windows 7 64-bit OS
Intel Core2 2.4GHz
NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS Display Adapter
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I am experiencing this exact same problem in PS CS 5.1. . I can select different tools from the toolbar but cannot use hot keys without the tool reverting back to the prior one. This started a couple of weeks ago - I had been using this for some time without any issues. This problem only impacts my 64 bit version of PS. I have the 32 bit version installed on the same machine and it works fine. The machine is an Athlon Phenom x4 955, 16 gigs ram, Nvidia GTS 250 video card, Windows 7 x64.
I looked at the fix but cannot find the .swf file it is intended to replace. I looked in both the program folder and in user /appdata folders and found plugins / panels folders but there are no files or subdirectories in them. They are empty. I have not installed configuator and I have not set up custom panels. Is there any current fix to this problem that works?
I managed to solve this problem by booting PS while holding down the CNTRL - ALT - SHIFT keys. This prompted PS to ask if I wanted to delete the configuration file. I did and the problem is gone. PS is at its default configuration but that is not a problem for me as I have no customizations to speak of.


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