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"Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. Yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, an afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four, five times more, perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps 20. And yet it all seems limitless." (Paul Bowles, The Sheltering Sky)
Late last September, when the Oregon football team played host to the California Golden Bears, the coaches were hosting several recruits as well. One of those recruits, Tony James, had traveled cross-country from the state of Florida to check out everything the Ducks had to offer.
With the breadth of talent available in places like Florida and Texas, the Ducks made the important decision to go outside of their traditional recruiting grounds and look for the right type of talent to fit their schemes. Oregon had traditionally been heavily influenced by players from Southern California and, despite the fact that California is loaded with Division I talent of their own, there simply is more talent around the nation Oregon misses out on each year.
That had to change. And it did.
In their rise to national prominence, the Ducks have increased their national visibility and have become more reliant on casting their recruiting net over a broader, nationwide sea to harvest the best talent for their warp-speed, high-flyin' offense. The fact that the Ducks have been able to build their national brand is made more impressive by their relatively remote location.
Being in a small town might not present much of a problem if that university was close to big population centers and had deep pool of high school talent. Eugene really has neither of those advantages. Facilities certainly draw interest from recruits and their parents, but getting the decision makers to see Eugene as the right place is easier said than done. Especially given the somewhat arcane rules of the NCAA and its guidelines for recruiting.
In 2012 it was learned that an assistant coach at Tennessee had secretly paid for a parent to make a trip to Knoxville with her son and this is an NCAA violation. The question, though, is whether this rule has seen its better days.
This NCAA rule does not permit the athlete to make their decision alone, it requires a parent or guardian signature on the National Letter of Intent. The catch? The parent cannot see the institution unless they pay their own way.
While many young men take up to five trips to check out their college options, parents are not afforded the same opportunity. How is a young man supposed to make an informed decision if at least one of his parents has not had the opportunity to visit along with the athlete? Honestly, they cannot.
That issue came up a season ago when a running back from the state of Florida (seem familiar?) decided he wanted to play football for a specific coach – Brett Bielema – who at the time was the coach at the University of Wisconsin. After leaving Wisconsin to take over the head coaching position at the University of Arkansas, Bielema continued recruiting the talented running back.
The problem? Mom had never been to campus and refused to sign the National Letter of Intent.
This wasn't an overprotective parent or "nut-job" – as had been speculated in February – she was simply a mother who wanted to make sure her son was making his decision for the right reason. After all, he wouldn't have been the first 17-year-old to make a bad decision for the wrong reasons.
After learning of the reasons her son chose to play for Bielema, she acquiesced and signed the papers needed allowing him to attend. The reality is that he just wanted to get out of Florida and be where he could truly become a man. That is an incredibly mature and intelligent thought process that should have been rewarded. It came close to not happening because his mother had not seen Arkansas and had no understanding of this process.
Surely, there were some communication issues between mother and son. It took a drastic act on the part of the mother to get the young man to speak openly and honestly about his decision.
Nonetheless, the NCAA requires a signature from someone whom they do not permit to be hosted. There is something a bit off about that rule.
This rule needs changing.
Youth is a time of learning and exploration and what happens on the football field pales in comparison to what happens in the classroom of life. As these young men travel through the morass of life, they have a choice to accept on their own without question or compare it with others. Comparison is a great guide to decision making.
The problem is that the athlete's decision is only a ruse because a parent signature is required and it is really the parent making the decision. If the NCAA expects the parent to make informed decisions in the best interests of the student-athlete, what would be wrong with allowing the universities to pay for a parent to visit along with the student-athlete? In a word; nothing.
Oregon was fortunate in the case of James because the mother, father and sister were able to afford the cross-country trip. When James committed to the Ducks, it was clear that his choice was truly informed and had input from his family.
Not everyone is so lucky.
Bottom line — the decision should be a family affair.
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Friday, 30 November 2012 00:00
The MacArthur boys' varsity basketball team tips off its 2012-13 season against rival Division High School on Thursday, Dec. 6, in the opening round of the annual Jeff Shaw Memorial Tournament. The tournament's opening round also features a first-round matchup between Massapequa and Valley Stream North. The championship and consolation games will be held at MacArthur on Dec. 7.
The Generals return six members from last season's squad, which qualified for the playoffs for the fourth time in the past six years: guards Gerard Cunningham, Tom McAndrew, Brendan Smith and Ryan Walsh and forwards Kevin Olsen and Andrew Seniuk.
MacArthur won last December's Jeff Shaw Memorial Tournament by beating Island Trees in the finals, 55-38, behind 20 points from forward Kevin Roach. Roach made his college basketball debut on Nov.16 for SUNY New Paltz.
MacArthur has three other nonleague games during the 2012-13 season: at Lawrence on Dec. 14, at Valley Stream South on Dec. 28 and at North Shore on Dec. 29.
The Generals again will play in Conference AA-II. MacArthur's league opponents are Baldwin (home: Feb. 11, away Jan. 15), East Meadow (home: Dec. 21, away: Jan. 29), Hicksville (home: Jan. 4, away: Feb. 1), Plainview JFK (home: Jan. 11, away: Feb. 8) Port Washington (home: Jan. 25, away Dec. 18) and Valley Stream Central (home: Feb. 5, away: Jan. 8).
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The smell of pine, wood and scented candles greet customers with a sense of home as they cross the wooden threshold to the Amish Craft Barn in Seaford. There they will find dolls, birdhouses, quilts, ceramic turkeys, hand-painted Christmas trees, oak furniture and other seasonal and holiday tchotchkes.
Massapequa natives Frank and Pam Hoerauf started The Amish Craft Barn & Gift Shoppe 20 years ago after an inspiring visit to Pennsylvania.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
While parking around LIRR train stations is typically a challenge, even on a regular work day, the holidays create more of a struggle for commuters in search of parking spots. LIRR spokesman Salvatore Arena said that ridership between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day increases by at least 10 percent; last year it was by 12 percent. Though the MTA is adding more trains to the schedule, that doesn't ease the parking situation, which is operated not by the LIRR, but by individual municipalities in each town.
"Every station is different," Arena said. "A good part of our parking is in the hands of the locality. They set the rules essentially."
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
The Island Trees Cross Country teams continue their improvement in 2014. This year the girls' team has a record of 8-2 and with their victories over Clarke and Wheatley High Schools, they clinched the Division Championship for the first time in Island Trees High School history.
The girls are led by senior Captain Angela Brocco who has been rewriting the girl's record boards. Brocco set the school record for the Warwick Valley 5000 meter course on Sept. 20.
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This season the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team at Division Avenue has the rare ability to fill every position on the field with a member of the senior class. All 11 seniors have made contributions to the success of this year's squad.
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The U.S. Supreme Court this week permitted government officials across the nation to begin legislative meetings with a prayer, after the town of Greece, New York, defended itself on conducting Christian invocations before official monthly meetings.
In a 5-4 ruling, the court said sectarian invocations do not automatically violate the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of religion, impeding the free exercise of religion.
Minority religious groups voiced their opposition to the ruling. The Hindu American Foundation (HAF), an advocacy organisation for the Hindu-American community, said its leaders had "expressed strong disappointment and concern" over the ruling, particularly as they believed it was "inconsistent with previous Supreme Court decisions preventing government endorsement of specific religious beliefs."
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G-Unit's 50 Cent has once again paid homage to the memory of a slain teenage female from his Queens, New York hometown.
The Unit leader revealed tribute tattoo artwork of the late D'aja Robinson inked onto the back of her mother.
"R.i.P D'aja shout out to hippy and Steve O stay strong SouthSide #smsaudio," Fif tweeted and placed onto his Instagram page June 9th. (50 Cent's Twitter)
A few days ago, an arrest went down on a possible suspect connected to the crime.
Kevin McClinton, 21, was arrested in South Carolina after evading detectives for over two weeks after the May 18th shooting. He was arrested without incident by the NYPD's Violent Felon Apprehension Team and U.S. Marshals at around 6 a.m. this morning. The victim, Daja Robinson, was an honor student riding a bus in South Jamaica when McClinton allegedly fired at least nine shots from the street towards the bus. She was struck in the right temple and died. Police do not believe she was the intended target. A friend sobbed, "She was supposed to go to another Sweet 16 party with us, but she left because her best friend lost her money and wanted to go home. She's dead because she got on the wrong bus at the wrong time." Daja's family has been standing vigil at the bus station every day since her death. (Gothamist)
Once Robinson's death went public, 50 Cent revealed a generous and unexpected contribution he made to her family.
The bus was hit a number of times, police sources sad and one bullet burst through a window, striking Daja Robinson, in the head. Word broke that the "We Up" rapper helped to pay for Robinson's funeral via social media. 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, posted a message on his Facebook page: "People always try and paint negative images about me I'm the most genuine down to earth person and I didn't forget where I came from I came through for baby girl by providing a horse and carriage for her. She was pretty, innocent and didn't deserve to die like that R.I.P D'Asia Robinson." (MStarz)
Fif also hopped onto his Twitter page to confirm his heartwarming deed.
""@all4joya: @50cent I heard you paid for Asia's horse and carriage …. If that's true I have so much respect for you #ripasia"," Fif tweeted. (50 Cent's Twitter)
Details of the horrific shooting scattered across the Internet a couple weeks ago.
According to authorities, D'aja and an unidentified girl boarded the Q6 bus at Sutphin and Rockaway Boulevard in the Jamaica section of Queens after attending a friend's Sweet Sixteen birthday party. At approximately 8:50 p.m., gunfire erupted and a stray bullet shattered the glass before slammed into D'aja's temple. "She sits in the rear of the bus, just to the rear of the back door and all of a sudden – shots rang out," said NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly. "We believe at least nine shots were fired, nine shell casings were found on the ground – 40 caliber shell casings." D'aja was pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital. (News One)


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The Bryan County Jail Trust Authority voted to let Sheriff Bill Sturch select the new administrator. He chose John Kidman, a man who's previously held the same position and is no stranger to the problems the jail has faced.
That knowledge and experience of the inter-workings of the troubled facility has county officials hoping that he is indeed the man for the job.
Only four people applied for the job, and his prior experience jumped out to Sturch.
"You've got to have somebody with some law enforcement experience, and hopefully we can get this straightened out."
County officials say the reason they left the decision to Sturch was that they wanted an established working relationship between the two, and the sheriff agrees with that decision.
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One of Carefree's most distinctive contemporary designs by Michael P. Johnson, reminiscent of the Frank Lloyd Wright style. There is nothing like this on the market! Truly a distinctive and historic home architecturally, from it's curved and circular rooms to it's clean, minimalistic edges and exterior columns of natural rock. You'll love the expansive view windows with butted-glass throughout the home showcasing the mountain views. Metal roof, main AC and Garage Doors replaced by owner. Separate office area with built-in bookcase. Circular private loft area for arts/crafts. All bedrooms have built-in closets and drawers. Note: All living area is upstairs on second level which allows for beautiful views. No HOA Fees. Home is being sold on Lot 436, 1.25 ac. Check out low Property Taxes.
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Homecoming 2012 celebrates Centennial milestones and memories
SMU celebrates Homecoming 2012 with milestones and memories from its hundred-year history. The festivities take place Oct. 25-28 in locations all over campus. The celebration begins with the 2012 DAA Awards Thursday, Oct. 25 and continues through a weekend of picnics, … Continue reading
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SMU honors 2012 DAA winners, Emerging Leader Oct. 25
Four philanthropic, civic and business leaders will receive SMU's 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards in a ceremony beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25 on the University's Main Quad. The DAA Award is the highest honor the University bestows upon its graduates. … Continue reading
SMU graduates honor Jeremy Adams with endowed professorship
Two SMU graduates are showing appreciation for a professor who made a lasting impact on their lives by establishing an endowed professorship in his honor. The $1.25 million gift from Stephen L. and Kathryn Hedges Arata of Dallas will create … Continue reading
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Are you smarter than a supercomputer? SMU discusses 'IBM at 100'
IBM master inventor Romilea Flores will simulate the now-famous appearance of Watson the computer on the television game show Jeopardy! when she speaks at SMU's Lyle School of Engineering Friday, March 30, 2012. The event, which will pit SMU students against … Continue reading
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Walt Humann to receive SMU's 2012 J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award
Businessman and public servant Walter J. Humann '67 is chiefly recognized for creating the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) system and helping desegregate Dallas schools. For these and other accomplishments he will receive the 2012 J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award from … Continue reading
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Three honored at 2012 Dedman College Celebration
Three outstanding members of the Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences community received awards March 20 during the 2012 Dedman College Celebration. Ernest Jouriles, professor and chair of psychology, was named Dedman Family Distinguished Professor. Jouriles is a noted researcher and expert on children's … Continue reading
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Law School honors seven at 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Seven outstanding legal and business professionals were in the spotlight when SMU's Dedman School of Law presented its 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Westin Galleria. A tradition since 1986, the awards dinner is the Law School's … Continue reading
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SMU honors history makers at Black Alumni Scholarship event
Black Alumni of SMU will celebrate 13 of the organization's history makers and introduce the inaugural Black Alumni Scholarship at an evening reception from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17, 2012, in Centennial Hall, Hughes-Trigg Student Center. The honorees at the … Continue reading
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Guildhall students, alumni name 2011's top 10 video games
Ten cutting-edge games – ranging from the 3D exploits of Super Mario to the gritty combat of the Call of Duty series to a massive multiplayer experience set in a galaxy far, far away – have made The Guildhall at SMU's 2011 list of top video games … Continue reading
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These are not yet available for the US market, but we'll hopefully see them as options sometime during the 2013 model year.
We are attending the world press launch drives of the F31 3 series touring, M135i, Activehybrid 3 and F21 1 Series hatchback, where the 3 Series Touring M Sport has been officially shown for the first time, in Estoril Blue II. We bring you a photo gallery inside.
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Sales increase by 8.1% to 900,539 vehicles in the first six months. Robertson: We have a new sales record for 2012 well in sight
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You might remember our last FAQ thread regarding the F30 3 Series sedan. BMW is expanding its F3x lineup with two new cars soon – the F31 3 Series Touring and the F30 Active Hybrid 3.
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Hartge has officially released its software ECU piggyback tune for the BMW 4-cylinder turbo N20 engine. It yields impressive power gains of +45 horsepowers and +45 ft-lb torque! The tune can be applied to the F30 328i, F10 528i, F25 X3 xDrive28i, and E89 Z4 sDrive28i. Check out a video of the tune in action inside.
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doing the spring cleaning thing - found an old CD with this "Asswipe" font. it's a really great script actually. and I'm thinking of using it on some wedding invites. but I'm wondering where in the world I got it - I'm not sure that I own it, unless I picked it up on some free promo thing some years ago.
can't find it anywhere. who claims this fame eh?
According to a text file with my copy, it was a free font for 10/96. Design away!
Chanks 'Asswipe Deluxxe' would be 30 US$, according to this page.:
But, I am not able to find it at the current Chank site..
( Its still availabe for free download, at other sources.. )
I believe it is pronounced "ah-swee-pay".
ah-swee-pay will sound better to the client if they ask what I used on their wedding invites eh? haha
$30 aint' bad at all - but if it was free in 96 then that sounds about right. still I may cover my ah-s
> ah-swee-pay will sound better to the client if they ask what I used on their wedding invites
Hopefully not what you used their wedding invites FOR.
I believe chank had a free version. The one you purchase is the 'deluxe' version.
But chank's a good guy, so tossing him $30 is a good thing. ;o)


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The holidays are definitely in the air. I took a walk through the village on Saturday and already so many places have outdone themselves with the holiday cheer. Thank you to all who make the season so joyously festive. My neighbor had an incredible display for Halloween and then again for Thanksgiving; we are waiting with great anticipation for their next masterpiece. I noticed one house on Route 9N even has piped in Christmas music.
Speaking of Holiday music, I received an email that the boys of Cub Scout Pack 5 will be having a caroling event downtown Keeseville Sunday Dec. 12. The pack will start at the Keeseville Fire Station riding on hay agons to the Keeseville County Gardens retirement hone and then to Front Street and the downtown area. The pack is assembling at 2 at the Fire Station and should start riding and caroling at 2:30. According to Rick Weerts, the Committee Chairman the pack has grown quite a bit in the last few years with a current membership of 37 boys. Boys are encouraged to join any time by going online to www.mypack5.org.
This is the time of year for traditions and while it is so easy to get caught up in the rush of things we should all remember what it is that makes the memories that we will cherish forever. It is the special little things that make the biggest differences. I encourage everyone to find something special that can be done to make a lasting memory; a simple visit to a nursing home to wish some a happy holiday; a walk through the village checking out all the lit decorations, a family reading of a Christmas classic. For me every year at this time I reread Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Sure at this point I can probably recite the whole thing from memory, but it is my tradition and something I look forward to every year. There are many great Christmas stories that deserve their moment in the spot light every year. Pick one and make it your own.
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The first few times I tried to play it zoomed real quick through the character bios and instructions, then played the hidden movie. I thought it was some sort of joke game. So then I actually got to play the game, and was promptly disappointed.
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Hey, I liked it. Trading quests are usually only fun to a certain extent, but this is alright.
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• The guide to everything Frank
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• Truth on wine-stealing now emerges
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Nielsen II, the molestation trial of lawyer and former Rohrabacherstaffer Jeffrey Nielsen,will have a much different look than Nielsen I, which ended with a hung jury. New courtroom, new judge, new prosecutor, new detective, new charges - 17 total now. I knew all that was coming. What I wasn't prepared for yesterday when I attended a pre-trial hearing was a new member of the defense team - John Barnett.
That means Nielsen, who had already retained Paul Meyer, has two of the best defense attorneys in Orange County. Both guys would make just about anybody's top 10, if not top five. I confronted the Dream Team outside of the courtroom and neither really wanted talk, but they did acknowledge this is the first time they've ever partnered to represent the same defendant.
The issues before Judge David Thompsonyesterday had to do with the defense request to get more information about prosecution witnesses and accusers. The most interesting stuff.
Meyer-Barnett (or is it Barnett-Meyer?) wants the prosecution to turn over the e-mail address of the Virginia accuser who says he was molested in the 1990s but has just recently come forward. (The first accuser, you'll recall, is the former Westminster High student now being referred to as John Doe One.) The defense says it's entitled to the address under an evidence code that says the prosecution must turn over witnesses' names and addresses.
Deputy D.A. Colleen Crommett says what the code means is residential addresses only and says she's already turned that over. The defense wants the e-mail address so it can subpoena communication between the Virginia accuser and someone Meyer described as "a local tabloid reporter." That would be the Weekly's Moxley who - long before the D.A.'s Office included that accuser's allegations in its case - published interviews with him about his alleged relationship with Nielsen.
(And where wasthe tabloid reporter yesterday? Oh, yeah, probably downstairs in McNerney's courtroom covering that murder trial I'm not supposed to know about.)
Among other things, Meyer says, this accuser, called John Doe Two, tried to "extort" Nielsen. He "attempted to get money in exchange for ⦠his non-testimony."
Also revealed in the hearing were issues surrounding a prosecution witness who may or may not be allowed to testify as to what Nielsen told him about his relationships with both accusers. The hinky thing about this guy, Kevin, though, is that he was initially brought to the prosecution's attention because some of the child porn found on Nielsen's computer was linked back to him.
The defense also wants to put Crommett's investigator on the stand to discuss his interview tactics with Kevin.
"I'm not accusing the prosecution of water-boarding somebody," Meyer said, regarding his concern that the investigator might have had some goods on Kevin and used them to get the alleged perv to talk.
Which brings us to another thing we learned in open court yesterday. According to Crommett, "thousands" of child porn images were found on Nielsen's computer, even though the judge in the first trial allowed the jury to see only a handful. (Not that I disagree with the ruling. I'm just saying: Wow.)
Anyway, this potential witness told prosecutors he doesn't want the defense to have his address because he's "afraid" of Nielsen, whom he claims contacted him this year. This would fit in with the allegations of the mother of another potential witness, Nielsen's recent live-in boyfriend. As I reported early, the mom claims Nielsen contacted members of her family.
Thompson said he will consider the defense's requests to obtain the addresses and rule shortly.
Trial is set tobegin Nov. 26, but it's not clear whether that'll happen. Crommett estimated it will go 25 to 27 days. Meyer told the judge he thinks it will go even fewer than the 11 days of the first trial. This is significant because, in theory, if it's going to be longer than 10 days, it would be assigned to one of the more experienced criminal judges - like Briseño, Faselor Froeberg.
Could the Dream Team, which has 70 years of combined criminal law experience, be intentionally trying to stay with Thompson, who has an impressive civil background but admitted twice in yesterday's hearing that he's just getting up to speed on the rules of criminal evidence? Nah, they'd never do that.
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The Chief Rabbi is misunderstood in the EU
It's funny how people always hear what they want. I've just listened to a beautifully crafted address by the Chief Rabbi in the European Parliament. Sir Jonathan Sacks began at the beginning, with Genesis. He told me something about the Eden story that I'd never heard before. When Eve is created, Adam says "This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man," (Genesis 2:23). Apparently, in the original Hebrew, Man is "Ish" and Woman is "Isha". There are, the rabbi explained, two words for Man in Biblical Hebrew: "Ish" and "Adam". This is the first time that "Ish" makes its appearance. In other words, Adam names his wife before he names himself: his own sense of identity follows from the recognition of another. Touching, no?
Sir Jonathan then made a very clever speech about the difference between contracts – time-limited, legalistic and self-interested – and covenants – open-ended, unifying and mutual. A contract, he argued, was a deal; a covenant a marriage. A contract could create a state; but only a covenant could create a society. Europe, he contended – and who can argue with this? – was the product of a contract, not a covenant.
As he sat down, my old friend Hans-Gert Pöttering leapt to his feet to thank the Chief Rabbi for making such a clear call for a united and democratic Europe, and to assure him that this was what the European Parliament, too, was committed to.
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Is Privatization a Bad Deal for Cities and States?
April 03, 2011
Nicole Gelinas
To save money, New York is turning the clock back on outsourcing by replacing private contractors with city workers.
Privatization of government services can be a tool for competent governments but its not a cure for incompetence.
CityTime, New Yorks private-sector project for a new payroll system, is an example of privatization gone wrong. The endeavor didnt do what privatizations should aim to do: encourage savings and better service through competition. All New York did with this contract was allow a monopoly contractor to exert immense power over Bloomberg administration officials.
The lesson learned here: privatization doesnt obviate the need for government competence and honesty, as well as for the democratic checks and balances that encourage these traits.
In general, too, whenever cities and states sell or lease a big asset to the private sector to reap some short-term cash to cover budget deficits, as Chicago did with its parking meters, taxpayers get a bad deal. Bidders know when a government is desperate for money. They stand ready to enable government officials to enter into decades-long contracts, which only magnifies the effect of any mistakes in calculating potential profits and costs.
But there are good examples of privatization. Take London, for example. New York would be wise to, like London, competitively contract out public bus service, with transit officials choosing bidders based on the lowest public subsidy they require while maintaining uniform safety standards, schedules and payment from customers. Individual contracts would be for a couple of years and cover no more than a few lines, so no operator could gain a monopoly.
Indeed, done well, such deals help break monopolies. In London, recent transit strikes shut down subways, but bus lines still ran, easing union power over the public.
Such a system here would require more government competence, not less, though, to ensure that corruption, collusion and other risks dont take New Yorkers for a ride.
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It seems like low and slow is still popular among recreational pilots. Light aircraft designer and manufacturer CubCrafters has announced that, as of December 31, it has delivered 58 new airplanes during calendar 2012, a 23% increase over 2011, and more units than any year in the company's history. CubCrafters' 2012 deliveries are spread across their three models: Carbon Cub SS, Sport Cub S2, and Top Cub. In addition to these ready-to-fly planes, the company has also shipped 24 of their Carbon Cub EX kits in 2012, another record.
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July 25, 2012 by Guest contributor
This post comes from Marilyn Abalos, Greater New York Political Co-Chair:
A number of HRC volunteers gave up their Saturday in New York to work with the Obama For American team in Philadelphia past weekend. Peter Pietrucha, who plays with the LGBT soccer team Ramblers, skipped practice to talk to the good people of Philly about the upcoming elections. Isela Isaac got up extra early to travel from Brooklyn to join the HRC Team in Manhattan on the OFA Bus. Rhonda Patillo, a veteran volunteer who once coached Chelsea Clinton on how to use the computerized phone banks for marriage equality, walked Passyunk Avenue to register new voters. These are but a few of the volunteers whom knocked on over 2000 doors, registered 210 new voters, got nearly 500 pledges to vote, and 163 new volunteers!
"Gorgeous day and rewarding experience as always. The highlight of the day for me was our lunch break at the famous Jim's Steaks," said volunteer Rhonda Patillo. "The counter person was so happy to fill out a voter registration form despite the long line of people waiting to get a cheesesteak sandwich!"
There are plenty of opportunities to get involved – we'll next head to Philly on August 4th to celebrate the President's birthday in the City of Brotherly Love. We'll be registering voters, knocking on doors and working to educate folks about the state's heinous new voter ID law. There's also an opportunity to phone bank on August 7th in New York. To learn more about these opportunities, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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