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As I've Been Warning Since 2010, the EU is Finished
The EU is about to crumble.
Discussions of Greece leaving the EU are openly being discussed by EU leaders as I write this.
Far worse than that, the relationship between the two largest EU economies (Germany and France) is collapsing.
France, now run by a Socialist, is pushing for "growth" (AKA debt) while Germany and the ECB are about tapped out in terms of supplying funding.
Indeed, if Germany goes ahead with more funding of the EU it will most assuredly lose its AAA rating. That will mark the end of the EU as there will literally no longer be an AAA rated entity large enough to fund additional bailouts.
Here's the facts:
1) If Greece leaves, Spain or Italy will definitely
either default or threaten to leave (they've seen
that bailouts in exchange for austerity don't work).
2) Germany and France will not agree on what
to do because there simply isn't the money. The EU
in general is too leveraged with far too much debt.
All of these spell Game Over for the EU. And remember, the EU banking system is $46 trillion in size, nearly FOUR TIMES that of the US.
So when the EU banking system collapses, it's going to take a large chunk of the US and the rest of the global banking system with it.
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I like the doom and gloom, mainly because I agree with it. Thing is most people have the patience of a 2 year old. They go short and lose once and now all of a sudden the person that preaches the end is an idiot. No one here can say with certainty what the outcome will be but there is no doubt the big picture sucks.
Graham, I've been reading your stuff for more than a year. I have a question: Do you think that Greece might leave the European Union? And will this have any repurcussions, in countries like Spain or Italy? I anxiously await your answer.
Sorry Graham but I have been saying since 2008 that the EU/Euro will not break apart. They will Federalize and they will print.
So far I win. I think that trend continues.
Let's suppose you are right "They will Federalize and they will print." Do they print EURO's or some new currency? and then what?
The trend is not your friend. When it can't continue forever it will stop, and often reverse.
To wit: The European can kicking you've seen up to now was only possible because
- Greece is very small, i.e. it was a pretty small can to kick, so worth a try
- because so many assumed this recession would be followed by recovery, as has happened so many times since the last big european war.
The last bit is not working out. All the rosy recovery assumptions underpinning more forbearance, more lending, more facilities are so far off, so far, as to render further such rosy projection ludicrous on the surface, to all observers. Everyone knows Greece is a basket case, and will default.
Everyone can see much bigger Spain and Italy, or "Can 2" and "Can 3" looking less like little tin cans than like hefty toxin filled 55G steel drums which will merely, very evidently, and very immediately, generate a lot of pain in the toes, before spilling their toxic content just about as immediately all over the joint.
Europe will not federate under these conditions. Nationalism, as it has for so many centuries, will come back to the fore in a heartbeat. Socialist parties will shift rhetoric to nationalist socialism.
This post smacks of desperation.
It sure does. Sloppy, nothing new, just gloom and doom for it's own sake (got to sell those reports and pay the bills and that's fine but there are other ways to do it. Graham, or perhaps someone with some editorial control, needs to show more respect for the readers.)
And you'll warn again in 2022, 2032 etc as long as you're alive and you'll be just a totally fucking wrong then as you have been so far.
Am I the only one that automatically discounts posts from people who don't distinguish between the European Union and the EuroZone?
There are probably a lot of other Koolaid afficinados like yourself that don't get how these two are fundamentally linked as one project.
Former Brazilian president Lula after a visit to Europe: "I always thought the Mercusur was a mess, but then I visitied the EU".
Yep, nothing quite like Govt to make a complete mess of everything it touches
A miniscule few think it's a really bad idea and history shows Govt never works... most others want to twiddle the nobs (re-arrange the deckchairs) and think they can fix it ...the majority are usually completely wrong and boy are they badly wrong on this tragic topic
So France wasn't socialist until Hollande came along?
Even the "far right" in France is socialist. They're nationalist socialists. But Hollande and cie will be co-opting some of those far right planks when this crisis pushes the government there to nationalise banks and insurance companies and pension funds. "France First" policies. In case you didn't notice France has been in for the EU and Euro and so on up to now only to the degree it can amplify France's influence and security. That's over now, or will be VERY soon. So they'll get back to "raison d'etat" explicitly and sell it that way demagogically to the public in mirror image to their current machiavellian spin of multi-culti europeanism.
They Euro dopes will decide that they will go it alone without Germany, and since it really boils down to who runs the printing press, no problem.
Till it BLOWS UP IN THEIR FACES.
Germany is the only credible player and it's debt to GDP isn't that great either.
Discussions of Greece leaving the EU are openly being discussed by EU leaders as I write this.
Sounds like the plan they're planning to plan for a plan.
Is your head spinning yet? Must be from all the Coneurofusion we're witnessing.
Graham, you're right. THERE IS NO PLAN.
But there was no plan when the EURO was introduced and a common currency w/o a common tax system and a common finance ministry hasn't bothered the initiators back then either. Now that the shit is hitting the fan, they're starting to talk about it. Speak about putting a cart before the horse.
I don't see why they couldn't have a common currency without a common tax system and without any sort of finance ministry. From my point of view the problem was using fiat as their currency.
Had they used real money, like gold or silver, or at least paper currency backed by real money and set up the free trade zones, and similar reforms it should have worked fine. Assuming, of course, they also did away with any special government involvement in saving failed banks or any other businesses that failed. Of course, had they had true money for their transactions, the banks and other institutions, not to mention the citizens, would have had a far more stable economy, and large scale failures would be far less likely.
It was the fiat induced boom that in turn brought about the inevitable bust after all.
Slow steady growth is far better for an economy and its citizens than the risks and uncertainties of the boom bust cycles, even though some people profit enormously from them (ie. central bankers, political insiders and their families, friends and lackeys, for instance).
Every country, every region, every family and every individual just has to adjust to reality and live within their means. If they don't, they must live with the consequences. Ditto for those who loan them the savings, either their own, or those others have entrusted to them to invest wisely.
Instead, we're going down the same tragic road the governments followed during The Great Depression.
I just got back from the EU and it wa so crazy duh duh duh duh duh. ..
like there were youths n stuff duh duh duh duh duh...
deflation duh duh duh duh duh
subscribe to my monthly ramblings duh duh duh duh duh.
Germany is in a bind, either they agree (along with the other Northern countries) to unlimited funding of the PIIGS with either Eurobonds or the establishment of the ESM as a "Fed" for Europe OR they continue to do the piecemeal bailouts as countries sink further into the red OR they start kicking countries out OR, they get out themselves while the getting is good. Kicking out Greece looks like the best option if they can "ringfence" the others...ie throw big money one time, buy a year and hope that things get better...they won't be able to just kick out Greece as Portugal and then Spain and then Italy know they will have the Euro by the small hairs...real mess, and every day they don't take a path down one road or the other, the more likely they get hit by a truck at the crossroads...
Is there an app that will block out all of this guy's posts on this site? Seriously, e-fuckin-nuff already! Aaaahaaaaaaa! Shuuuut up!
No, but there are several buttons you don't have to press that can prevent you from reading and then posting comments about it.
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As much as it makes me cringe, "Here's the facts" could probably be categorized as informal prose rather than being truly non-standard.
This link describes the use of "There's" in lieu of "There are" as being correct, albeit informal:
One day Graham will be right. Until then, move along...same old, same old.
He's really a sock puppet for the eTrade Baby...
Broken clock is right twice a day...
Move along sonny, nuthin to see here
Unfortunately the more Graham posts the less likely it seems the day will ever come when he will be right, broken clocks notwithstanding.
he promised stock market collapse by may/june 2012
The Fed is going to put the printers into overdrive if the Euro is going to be saved. Because if they don't, who will?
Isn't Germany the only holdout on printing, printing, & more printing? Or at least the only one of consequence?
Why can't they do it? I think we're running low on 1s & 0s.
History. All Germans are familiar with it, at least as regard printing schemes go.
Yeah, I realize that. I was being a bit facetious, but then again, who knows?
Someone had posted a link to a video on here a day or two ago to a video that I thought was hosted by Niall Ferguson. He must have been involved somehow as the 3 participants referred to him occasionally as if he had spoken just before them.
Anyway, the lady hosting the discussion seemed to think the recent German regional elections favored a couple of parties that held staying in the EU as a higher priority than fighting inflation or the moral hazard of bailing out other countries. She seemed to think that the German people weren't as hostile to the idea as media accounts indicated.
I have no idea if she was all wet or not on that issue, and I tended to think they were all too influenced by mainstream economic theory ... ie. more deficit spending would spur growth or at least help against a collapse, but it did pique my curiosity a bit as to where the German people stand with regard to a Eurobond or with more printing in an effort to resuscitate the EU.


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WHEELING - As U.S. military conflicts overseas wind to a close and national employment numbers show signs of improvement, federal leaders see positive signs ahead for America - but they also see plenty of work as the nation heads in a new direction.
"Our mission should be ending the war on terror," said Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., an opponent of America's continued military involvement in Afghanistan.
"We should not be trying to occupy countries and trying to change their culture. ... We need to take care of America, make our country strong again, and defend ourselves against anyone who wants to do us harm."
Manchin doesn't believe the nation is heading toward another recession.
"I don't think so - if it is, it's self inflicted," he said. "Our country is ready to take off. Look at the stock market. ... If the market just had confidence that we will be able as Congress to govern ourselves in a rational way - and be something they can count on. (Businesses need to know) that we're going to work with you and not against you.
"When people are uncertain, that's when you have problems. And the problem is uncertainty right now. People are sitting back and not engaging because of it."
Ohio's unemployment rate has decreased from a high of 10.6 percent in 2009 to today's rate of 6.7 percent, noted Megan Dubyak, spokeswoman for Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.
"While this is important progress, Sen. Brown believes there is more that we must do - that means leveling the playing field for American manufacturers ... and investing in infrastructure and worker training."
Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, agrees Congress needs to do a better job in crafting legislation that better serves the country.
"As the number of people unemployed remains well-above pre-recession levels, Ohioans are rightly concerned about the direction of our country," he said. "In order to grow the economy and create jobs, we need better policies coming out of Washington.
"I will continue to fight for pro-growth tax reform, regulatory relief, expanded exports and other new ways to increase economic growth. But to achieve real economic recovery, Washington must also address runaway spending. Only a combination of stronger economic growth and spending restraint will work to get America back on track.
"As I serve in my new role as a member of the Senate Finance Committee, I will be in a better position to fight to rein in Washington's reckless spending, modernize our antiquated and inefficient tax code, and reform our important but unsustainable entitlement programs."
Rep. David B. McKinley, R-W.Va., doesn't see America entering any more military conflicts in the foreseeable future.
"I think the nation is war weary," he said.
McKinley added America will see "more of the same in Congress," and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
"Our conservative element - we're the last line of defense from some of the nonsense that could come out of Washington," he said.
House Speaker John Boehner "has said this repeatedly - if we weren't there ... we're the only thing that stands between (the country) and some absolutely overwhelming regulations that are coming out. We can stop some of this. We haven't been able to stop it yet, but we've stopped the hemorrhaging."
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., sees money crunching in the nation's future.
"While we cannot predict the future, we know one threat is staring us down-our nation's outstanding debt," she said.
"The last time the Senate passed a budget was April 29, 2009. Since 2009, Fitch Ratings has downgraded our country's credit worthiness and our national debt has surpassed $16 trillion. To get the ball moving, I voted for the 'No Budget, No Pay Act,' which simply states that if Congress doesn't pass a budget that cuts spending, members' pay will be withheld. No one should get paid for not doing their jobs."


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|TSCO > SEC Filings for TSCO > Form 8-K on 28-Oct-2011
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Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Creation of a Direct Financial
On October 24, 2011, Tractor Supply Company (the "Company") entered into a Credit Agreement, by and among the Company, as Borrower, certain subsidiaries of the Company, certain lenders and Bank of America, N.A., as Administrative Agent for the lenders (the "Revolving Credit Facility").
The material terms of the Revolving Credit Facility are as follows:
The Revolving Credit Facility is in the aggregate principal amount of $250 million, with a $20 million sublimit for swingline loans and a $250 sublimit for the issuance of letters of credit. In addition, the Company has an option to increase the availability under the Revolving Credit Facility by up to $150 million subject to, among other things, the receipt of commitments for the increased amount. The Revolving Credit Facility is unsecured and has a five-year term.
The loans and other obligations under the Revolving Credit Facility are guaranteed by each of the Company's domestic subsidiaries.
Interest and Fees
Borrowings will bear interest at either a Base Rate or LIBOR plus an additional amount ranging from 0.40% to 1.00% per annum, adjusted quarterly based on the Company's performance (0.50% at October 24, 2011). The Company will also be required to pay a commitment fee ranging from 0.075% to 0.20% per annum for unused capacity (0.10% at October 24, 2011).
Certain Covenants
The Revolving Credit Facility requires the Company to meet certain financial tests, including, without limitation:
· fixed charge coverage ratio of not less than 2 to 1; and
· a leverage ratio of not greater than 4 to 1.
In addition, the Revolving Credit Facility contains certain covenants that, among other things, restrict additional indebtedness, liens, investments, acquisitions, restricted payments, transactions with affiliates, asset dispositions, mergers and consolidations, prepayments of other indebtedness, sale leasebacks and other matters customarily restricted in such agreements.
Events of Default
The Revolving Credit Facility contains customary events of default, including, without limitation, payment defaults, breaches of representations and warranties, covenant defaults, cross-defaults to certain other material indebtedness in excess of specified amounts, certain events of bankruptcy and insolvency, certain ERISA events and judgments in excess of specified amounts.
The foregoing description of the Revolving Credit Facility does not purport to be complete and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the credit agreement constituting the Revolving Credit Facility, which is attached hereto as Exhibit 10.1.
The information under Item 1.01 above is incorporated by reference hereunder.
(d) Exhibits
10.1 Credit Agreement, dated as of October 24, 2011, by and among Tractor Supply Company, as Borrower, certain subsidiaries of the Company, certain lenders and Bank of America, N.A., as Administrative Agent for the lenders.


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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Reigning Cy Young award winners Clayton
Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Max Scherzer of the Detroit Tigers were
among 146 players who will be eligible for salary arbitration, per a Tuesday
release from Major League Baseball.
Kershaw, who won the award in 2011 and was a runner-up in 2012, received the
NL honor with a Major League-leading 1.83 ERA, his third consecutive year
earning the NL ERA crown. He also punched out a National League leading 232
hitters and compiled the first NL ERA three-peat since Greg Maddux (1993-95).
Scherzer's AL recognition came in large part to the hurler's 13 straight
victories to start the season en route to a 21-3 mark. He was among AL leaders
with a 2.90 ERA and set career highs in strikeouts (240) and innings pitched
(214 1/3).
Other notable names who filed for arbitration include Rays starter David
Price, Orioles catcher Matt Weiters, Reds closer Aroldis Chapman, Marlins
slugger Giancarlo Stanton, Red Sox reliever Junichi Tazawa and Pirates third
baseman Pedro Alvarez.
The Atlanta Braves have three high-profile players who have filed in closer
Craig Kimbrel, first baseman Freddie Freeman and outfielder Jason Heyward.
Washington and the Chicago Cubs listed a Major League-leading eight players
with Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond and Cubs second baseman Darwin Barney
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Jewshi with Caper Mayo
Prep time
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Cook time
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Total time
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⅔ cup uncooked short-grain brown rice
3 tablespoons rice vinegar
1 tablespoon white sugar
1 teaspoon salt
4 sheets seaweed sheets
½ cucumber, peeled, de-seeded and cut into strips
½ red onion, cut into thin strips
8 ounces cream cheese
6 ounces smoked salmon
1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon mustard
1 lemon
Olive oil (about 1 cup)
Salt and pepper to taste
Sesame seeds
In a medium saucepan, bring 1 cup of water to a boil. Add the rice, stir, cover, and reduce heat to a simmer for about 40 minutes.
While your rice is cooking, mix the rice vinegar, sugar and salt and a small bowl and combine with rice after it is cooked.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. Heat your sushi sheets for 2 minutes on a baking sheet until they are warm and flexible.
Center one sheet or seaweed on a bamboo sushi mat or towel. Wet your hands and spread on a thin layer of rice on the sheet.
Then arrange ¼ of the cucumber, lox, onions, and cream cheese in a line down the center of the rice. Lift the end of the mat, and roll it over the ingredients, pressing down gently. Roll it forward to complete the roll. Repeat with the other rolls.
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Tallahassee, FL - Some lawmakers in Florida want to add a surcharge onto every bottle of water consumers buy.
Legislation filed in Tallahassee would tack a 6 percent surcharge onto every bottle of water purchased. The goal of the surcharge is to protect Florida's water supply.
Most water purchased in Florida is pulled directly from local springs, which environmentalists said crushes the long-term health of the surrounding ecosystems.
Spring water is key to maintaining the levels of rivers, lakes and streams. When its extracted, Julie Wraithmell, a spokeswoman with Audubon of Florida, said everyone suffers.
The money raised by the surcharge would go directly toward restoring the springs areas, which Wraithmell said is only fair.
"There isn't any kind of a severance fee or a charge per gallon extracted, so how do we mitigate for the impacts on our state from this really growing use?" she said.
Lawmakers have already tried to enact legislation for this purpose, by slapping water companies with user fees, but the proposed legislation went nowhere.
So environmentalists like Charles Pattison said the next best option is to charge the consumer.
"Those are people that, typically, a few pennies aren't going to make any difference one way or the other," said Pattison, who is with 1000 Friends of Florida. "I think most people would be willing to protect the environment through that type of relationship."
Not everyone is enthusiastic about the proposal. Waris Obitayo is a college student who is on a tight budget, but he said one luxury he refuses to forego is bottled water.
"Water should be affordable to everybody, so i don't think the tax should come in," he said.
However, he said that even if it passes, he'll continue to buy bottled water.
"Bottled water is still very important, so I think i'll take the deal like that," Obitayo said.
The surcharge would only apply to bottles containing less than a gallon of water.
The idea is likely to be killed, though, especially because Governor-elect Rick Scott, along with leaders in the state legislature, have vowed not to raise taxes, and many of them say a surcharge is really a tax.


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Baghdad receives weapons for the first time from Moscow in historic deal
A senior official from Baghdad announced Thursday that Iraq has received initial arms shipments form Russia as part of a 4.3 billion USD deal initially signed in October 2012, according to an AFP report.
The contract was previously annulled publicly due to corruption allegations, but Iraqi's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said that the deal was kept following a review of the charges.
Moscow media reported that the deal includes 30 Mi-28 attack helicopters and 42 Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air missile systems.
According to the Iraq government media advisor, Ali al-Musawi, the deal is a reflection of Baghdad's interests to obtain helicopters that can be used by military personnel to target rebels conducting attacks across the country.
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Imagine you're the new kid and the school bully greets you at the gate and shakes your hand. Are you: a) scared, b) very scared, or c) flattered?
The right answer is "c" -- at least for Stephen Curry.
Curry, a rookie with Golden State, should be flattered that Ron Artest took the time to welcome him into the league when the two met last week in Anaheim. Artest,w ho shook his hand after the young guard checked into the game, is a huge fan.
When I asked Artest about his actions after Wednesday's practice, Artest gushed. And then gushed some more about the former Davidson star.
"I just love the kid. I just love his game," Artest said.
"I think everybody was deprived last year when they didn't play him in the NCAA tournament. They should have found a way to get him in there. Even though his record (Davidson's) was what it was [26-7], they should have cheated. Everybody's got a little bit of cheat in them. That was one time to be corrupt. Put Stephen or Steven Curry, whatever his name is, in the NCAA tournament."
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Following an evening of mopping, sweeping and trash collecting, the Occupy Wall Street protesters at Zuccotti Park readied themselves for a Friday morning confrontation with NYPD, preempting city efforts to clean the park and promising to defend their camp against what they suspect is a ploy to ouster them permanently.
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OLYMPIA — Sen. Rodney Tom is a majority leader without a party.
Democrats can't forgive him for crossing party lines last year, along with Sen. Tim Sheldon, to give the GOP control of the state Senate. The party is targeting Tom in this year's elections.
And some Republicans, who owe Tom big time for putting them in charge, say he could be replaced with a majority leader from their own party if they pick up at least one more seat in November.
With that cloud overhead, Tom goes into another legislative session Monday as the ostensible leader of an unwieldy coalition of 24 Republicans and two Democrats — himself and Sheldon.
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Their priorities include pushing through a series of laws, including changes to the state's workers' compensation system and state pensions.
Tom also says the Legislature should act on a transportation tax package this year.
Yet, while Tom holds what's historically been one of the most powerful jobs in the Legislature, it's not clear how much clout he has to bring about those goals.
Not only do Democrats, who control the House and governor's office, oppose most high-profile legislation from his caucus, Tom also shares power with Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler, of Ritzville.
The two jointly attend meetings with the governor, as well as other key negotiations, and often appear together at news conferences. They divide up speaking engagements.
"Rodney doesn't do things without me, and I don't do things without Rodney," Schoesler said in an interview last week. "We maintain trust."
Looking beyond party
Tom has always straddled party lines.
He represents the 48th Legislative District, which covers a swath of Eastside suburbia, including parts of Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond. The district once leaned Republican, but has shifted in favor of Democrats.
When first running for the state House in 2002 as a Republican, Tom complained about partisan bickering, saying, "Most people just want the issues solved. They don't care if it's a Republican solution or a Democratic solution. They just want a solution."
That sentiment didn't change when he switched parties and became a House Democrat in 2006, when he joined the Senate Democratic caucus in 2007 or when he decided to caucus with Republicans in 2012.
"I think he's the only person who has served in all four (party) caucuses in state history," said Democratic state Rep. Ross Hunter, who is also from the 48th District and shares a condo with Tom during legislative sessions.
Tom says he's representative of a broader electorate that doesn't put much stock in party labels. He crossed party lines last year, he said, to help create a more centrist way of governing that operates out of the middle.
"The way our politics is currently set up, you have a 'winner takes all.' So if you have 25 members, you win it all and the other side is kind of shut out by the process. All they get to do is throw grenades over the fence," Tom said.
The Senate has 49 members. A caucus needs 25 votes to control the chamber.
"I don't think that's what the public expects of us. The public expects that when there is this close dynamic, we work together."
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It's debatable how well that's worked out.
The coalition caucus did offer to let Democrats chair several Senate committees. Only two members of the Democratic caucus agreed to run panels dealing with agriculture and financial institutions. A third, Sen. Tracey Eide, D-Federal Way, co-chairs the transportation committee.
The Legislature also passed a budget last year that garnered large majorities in both parties, but it took 150 days of negotiations and the threat of a government shutdown to get there. The parties blame each other for how long it took.
Otherwise, Democrats and Republicans could not reach agreement on most of the priorities they'd laid out and left them behind.
There's little indication things will be different in the future.
Tom's role in all that is hard to assess. In many respects it appears Tom and Schoesler are essentially co-majority leaders, given the divided roles, although Schoesler is quick to point out that "Rodney is the majority leader. He sits in the larger office, and he collects the majority leader salary."
Tom earns $50,106 as majority leader. State records show Tom, a former real-estate broker, also has income from investments and his wife's family trust fund. He lives in a waterfront Medina home assessed at more than $5 million.
Several GOP senators said Tom's base of influence within the caucus is mainly suburban Republicans, while Schoesler speaks more for the rural and Eastern Washington members.
Tom agreed, adding, "If you look at where the balance of power is, whether in the House or Senate, it's in suburbia land. Eastern Washington is probably going to vote the way they're going to vote. Really, the dynamics are in the suburbs," he said.
Senate Ways and Means Chairman Andy Hill, R-Redmond, said he didn't see much of a regional split in the caucus.
When it comes to the caucus priorities of jobs, education and the budget, "those are the things everybody can agree on," he said.
Staying united
When asked about Tom's biggest accomplishment over the past year, most Republicans interviewed said he helped keep the caucus together.
"I think he's consistently focused on the issues that unite the caucus and worked well with a number of us to keep off the table issues that could divide the caucus," said Sen. Michael Baumgartner, R-Spokane.
For example, he said, Tom advocated for the caucus to focus on areas of agreement, such as the budget, and set aside controversial issues including abortion and immigration.
Keeping social issues off the table, in turn, allowed the caucus to concentrate on fending off tax proposals, put an additional $1 billion into education and keep college tuition increases at bay, GOP lawmakers said.
Democrats contend they also pushed for more education funding, and that the Republicans insisted on one-time budget fixes that will lead to future budget shortfalls.
Schoesler said that had Tom "not been a person of his word, it could have completely disintegrated. But he always kept his word. If he told you he was going to support anything or oppose something, he always kept his word. That is the most important trait of any member, especially a leader."
Former GOP Gov. Dan Evans, who talks with Tom periodically, also credits Tom for helping to hold together the coalition.
"Tom is a pretty good guy to lead that (coalition)," Evans said. "He started out as a Republican, and what drove him out of the Republican Party were all the nuts on the far right. So I don't think he has moved at all. He's stayed pretty much where he was philosophically."
That said, some Republicans said Tom could be replaced as majority leader if Republicans pick up one more seat in November.
The GOP currently has 24 seats in the Senate and needs only one more for an outright majority.
That means the party would no longer need Tom and Sheldon to control the Senate if it makes gains in November — although Democrats maintain they can reclaim control next election.
"The minute we pick up one more seat, we will elect a Republican as majority leader. There's no question about that," said Don Benton, R-Vancouver, the deputy GOP leader in the Senate.
Sen. Linda Evans Parlette, the Senate GOP caucus chair, said she assumed a Republican majority leader would be elected if her party gets a majority, "but I've learned not to guess what's going to happen in the future."
Others also said it's too early to predict what the caucus would do.
No formal vote
Some members of the caucus pointed out Tom was never formally elected the Senate majority leader, that it was just an implicit part of the bargain for Republicans to take control.
Parlette, the Senate GOP caucus chair, confirmed Tom was not present at a caucus meeting where they elected Schoesler as the Republican leader and chose all the other leadership posts.
Queried about how Tom became leader, Parlette said, "I hate to tell you this, but I just can't remember. That's just the way the assumption was."
Tom wouldn't discuss how he got the job, saying, "I don't think it matters."
What does he think about the GOP replacing him?
"I don't care," he said. "I think the Senate will be close (after the next election) and what we've done, people appreciate. I see no reason to change. But if they (Republicans) want to change, that's up to them. If Republicans have any hope in Washington, they need to be more centrist."
He also said he plans to run again as a Democrat in the 2014 election and expects to win.
"I'm happy to stand on my record. I know whoever runs against me, there's going to be lots of money on both sides because it's a balance point," he said. "I think what we've done is what people in our district would want, focus on education, not go crazy with taxes, and be as in the middle as you can be."
Tom appeared confident of having the money needed to run, although he doesn't expect support from either party.
The state Republican Party said they're not focusing on Tom's seat but wouldn't comment on what they'd do if a GOP candidate emerged to run against Tom.
Hunter, who has been running in the same legislative district since 2002, contends Tom is vulnerable.
"People are virulently upset with him. If people were 'yeah, whatever,' it's hard to beat an incumbent. But people are angry," he said. "It's unpredictable. You have no idea what will happen. But absolutely, he can be beaten."
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JIM THORPE - Carbon County commissioners aren't going to stop saying a prayer at the start of their weekly meetings, even after prayer was prohibited at a Veterans Day program at a local school.
Commissioner Tom Gerhard took exception to recent events, which the Freedom From Religion Foundation orchestrated after receiving a complaint about a chaplain saying a prayer at last year's veterans' program at L.B. Morris Elementary School in Jim Thorpe.
The chaplain, Army veteran Gil Henry, decided not to attend this year's program after learning the school would not allow prayer in response to a letter from the foundation. Another veteran also boycotted the event.
"I would have prayed anyway," Gerhard said Thursday, when the commissioners held their weekly meeting. "What are they going to do? Throw the guy out?"
Gerhard explained that he spoke with a friend, Roman Baran, who served 11 months in Vietnam in 1965, and he said everyone prayed during the war.
"When he was in a foxhole, it didn't matter what their religious affiliation was, everyone got down on their knees and prayed they would return home safely to family and loved ones," Gerhard said. "You can ask any veteran that served in the military the reason they survived was because they prayed.
"It didn't matter what God they prayed to, everyone there prayed."
The commissioner also disagreed with a survey the foundation mentioned, saying that 23 percent of those in the military have no religious preference. Gerhard said that didn't mean they didn't pray to God.
"I believe in prayer," he said. "We will continue to do that at our meetings here."
Gerhard's fellow commissioners, Wayne Nothstein and William O'Gurek, agreed.
The commissioners begin each meeting with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Patrick Elliot, an attorney for the Madison, Wis.-based Freedom From Religion Foundation, said the organization contacted the Jim Thorpe Area School District after it received a complaint about the 2012 ceremony.
"We wrote to the school district to let them know that they can't have prayer at these school events," Elliot said, noting that school-sponsored prayer is unconstitutional.
Elliot said the foundation is an educational charity and will take action when "there is a violation of a very clear law."
"We will make sure that it does not happen again," he said. "Working cooperatively is our first approach."
State Rep. Doyle Heffley, R-122, whose district includes all of Carbon County, fielded a number of questions about faith and the role it plays in education and government during a recent telephone town hall meeting. The questions, he assumed, were driven by the controversy surrounding the Veterans Day program.
"It has become almost cliché to state that this nation was founded on freedom of religion, not freedom from religion. However, that is a fact," Heffley said in a letter to the Standard-Speaker. "We've watched in dismay as appointed - not elected - judges have chipped away at this nation's faith-based heritage.
"Yes, the Supreme Court ruled decades ago that prayer in school is unconstitutional. That apparently isn't enough for some atheist groups, who now wish to eliminate any mention of God on school property and use intimidation by threat of litigation against public schools and veterans groups," Heffley said.
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Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husbands; Dewey Duncan and Phillip Jaco, parents; Hugh L and Edna Mae Ashford Wilson, son, Johnny Carl O'Neal, and daughter, Meloney Ann Toombs. She is survived by son, Gary Lee Duncan, daughters; Karen Duncan and Shelia Gambill, sister, Nancy Ann Mangrum, seven grandchildren and six great granchildren.
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It's on Fox Sports for Mediacom customers in Des Moines today. It isn't on my guide, so I thought others might not realize it is on.
I hope you are correct. Twins fans w/ Mediacom have been getting shafted so far this year! Thanks for the heads up!
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I hope you are correct. Twins fans w/ Mediacom have been getting shafted so far this year! Thanks for the heads up!
I'm right---I'm currently watching it :)
Of course Mediacom people in Mason City don't get the Twins game today.
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I've been looking at the review queues lately, and something has caught my eye. The close vote queue just keeps growing. It hit 50k just a little ago, and is well on its way to 51. I've never actually seen it go down. Do we have a problem with a huge influx of close votes, but no actual closes?
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This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
I thought I'd try and get some data, but I'm not aware of a way to see the full history of reviews, short of scraping the 11000-odd pages on the History tab... Here's a plot that for each day shows the ratio of number of posts that received their first close vote (and still remain unclosed now) versus the number of posts that were closed. These are raw data from the Explorer. I don't think there's a way to determine which of the posts that have pending close votes have left the review queue.
I'm not sure you can read much in to this, but it does look like the balance is shifting back to where it was in the middle of last year. The low point in October appears to coincide with the end of the time when some reviewers were 'processing' over 100 items per day from the Close queue. There's another dip in the winter holiday season. The July dip is coincident with the earliest reviews visible in the history tab - that may be a real coincidence though.
The 50K outstanding seems like a large number, but it's around 1% of the total. There are only about 210K posts in total showing with non-null Close dates in the Data Explorer, of these 87K have Close votes visible - it appears the data are not complete. About a quarter of the closed questions have fewer than five votes, which suggests that mod intervention was involved in those closures.
To me it seems all too tempting to rush and process the 'backlog' quickly, rather than accurately, and this certainly was happening back in October. Many of the items in the backlog would, if posted now, be closed quite quickly. There are probably a significant number of old posts that are as worthy of closure, but just don't get the attention.
One observation on the rate limiting as it stands: If I review 40 items in the queue, and use my remaining 10 votes to add new items to the queue, I've at best made no impact that day on the total number of reviews 'outstanding'. The ten items I added will likely need 40 review actions by others.
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This morning I had my blood drawn, same as I do every cycle day 21. The doctors check my progesterone level since I haven't been ovulating. I'm now on Clomid.
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If I am being honest, I don't have high hopes for this cycle. It's not that I've lost my positivity, which is hard enough with infertility, but this month seemed to just work against us.
It started off with me losing my 16-year confidant — my cat Puff. Puff's passing was followed by three kids with influenza, which meant high fevers and rotating kids in our bed. Then, if that wasn't enough, the stomach virus hit the house too.
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I have a 1974 CB450K7, I am planning to the points ignition to a Pamco ignition. How do I determine which advancer unit I have in my bike? The Honda microfiche lists 2 part numbers, 30220-292-154 and 30220-292-670 for the K7...my serial # is CB4507015255. The Pamco site lists three types: CB450, TEC 292, and TEC 375...help
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I have a CB450K4 and just ordered a Pamco ignition. When I tore the points apart the advancer was stamped with CB450, the part number for the advancer is 30220-292-670 which is the part number for the CB450K7. I can't be certain that your advancer will be stamped the same but there is a good chance.Originally Posted by donkilgour
Thanks...bike is in storage for the winter, was hoping to get a head start on ordering parts, better wait until I can get a good look
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Good news! All future PAMCO CB450's will be shipped with a universal rotor that will work with all of the advancers. These rotors have two sets of slots 90 degrees apart to accommodate all the advancers, so no worries. This also means that should you ever have to replace your advancer you can use any of the three.
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This month we sat down with Brian McCarthy, our new SVP of Product, to discuss his role at The Search Agency, exciting plans for 2012 and 2013 and tennis.
TSA: As a new addition to The Search Agency's team, could you tell us a little about how you found your way to search marketing?
Brian: I was running the e-commerce division of a bricks and clicks clothing company called Bugle Boy ("Are those Bugle Boy jeans you're wearing?") back in bubble 1.0 and some folks from a (then new) startup GoTo.com called on me. I was intrigued by the business model and very quickly realized the power of search marketing. So when I had an opportunity to join a small competitor of theirs in 2001 I jumped at it. The company was Search123 and we built it up and sold it to ValueClick in 2003.
TSA: As the SVP Product, what are your key responsibilities?
Brian: I am primarily responsible for strategizing and executing on a long-term product roadmap that will carry the company into 2013 and beyond. Along the way, I am productizing the offering and assisting the teams in optimizing their services so that they produce the highest, most consistent ROI for their clients, while also maintaining mandated gross margins. I am also a huge fan of the Agile development framework, so I am championing the move toward Agile practices.
TSA: What projects or plans do you have on the horizon that you find particularly exciting?
Brian: It's all exciting! This is a seven+ year old company so obviously they've been doing a lot of great work for many years. But as the product line has diversified some of the key technologies haven't been updated at the proper pace. The most exciting project is developing some very forward-thinking search management solutions that should be state of the art through 2012 and 2013. In addition, I am very excited about building out our Display and Social Media Marketing disciplines. Our target customers often are looking for guidance on these other marketing avenues so we have been amassing expertise, and developing processes and technologies to deliver these products. The dividend in supplying all of this to a client is that it then allows us to provide cross media insights thus elevating ROI across the combined offering. Exciting! But then, I am a geek. A geek, surrounded by geeks.
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Brian: Tennis. I picked up the game a few years ago and I am basically a fanatic at this point. I am still very much a work in progress but I get a thrill every time I blast a forehand at the corner of the baseline. I'm also the father of three so most weekends are spent cavorting around with my kids, playing baseball, soccer, biking, and when I can, a little tennis. Did I mention I love tennis?
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The Modena house is now on 197 points in the standings reserved to GT1 class constructors. Ferrari are the closest challengers on 88. In the team classification, a Vitaphone Racing Team double gives them a 22 point lead over JMB Racing (110 to 88); both teams race in Maserati MC12s. In the drivers' championship, Maserati occupies the top three positions: Bertolini/Wendlinger lead with 63 points, followed by Bartels/Scheider (56) and Babini/Biagi (54).
The race was a tight one right from the off. Babini was in amongst it and got off to a good start to take the lead, profiting from the turn 1 traffic. Bertolini was nudged by a Lister and went into a spin. His tyres were affected and he slipped down to fourteenth spot. Schieder, down in sixth after a difficult start, soon caught and overtook Hazeman's Corvette on lap nine. The German set off after Babini who had, in the meantime, built a healthy lead over his pursuers. The two Vitaphone MC12s were able to stretch into a lead over the group but an accident involving the number 4 Saleen on lap 14 meant that the safety car was called for.
Its entry created a lot of confusion. Babini and Biagi were the two penalised most as they fell to ninth position. Bertolini had given up the driving seat to Wendlinger in third spot. Almost all the competitors took the opportunity to make their tyre changes, refuel and switch drivers. The race restarted on lap 21 with Gardel in the lead.
Behind him came Bartels, Longin and Wendlinger. Bartels edged past the Ferrari man and moved into the lead. A little further back Wendlinger made second spot his own, just ahead of Biagi who was storming up the field. The driver from Emilia executed a splendid overtaking move on Wendlinger to sweep into second place. Even Can Artam, Philipp Peter's replacement, was lapping quickly and took fourth from the Corvette.
With four Maseratis filling the top four places, nothing changed until the final stops when Scheider substituted Bartels, Babini replaced Biagi, and Pillon took Artam's drive. Artam had even held the lead for four laps. Scheider chose not to change his tyres, as the other drivers had done, but the German only had to cruise on a 12 second cushion until the chequered flag.
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I made this in a pan that was larger than called for, so it was a little dry. The flavour was great though and I would make this again. I served this alongside Kale with Aplles and Mustard. Yum!
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Serve topped with salsa. Accompany with warmed flour tortillas and a grated carrot salad.
6 Reviews for Chile, Potato & Cheese Omelet
The "omelets" on this site are actually more a fritata or crustless quiche.
Lacking balanced flavor and bulk to fill up hearty eaters, I would suggest adding mushrooms and a low sodium salsa to add depth. 2 scallions were more than enough, then again we're not onion fans to begin with.
I agree with a previous reviewer who said it could have benefitted from salsa or hot sauce. It definitely felt like it was missing a crucial component and that may have been it.
I made this with hash browns and skipped the oil and just gave my pan a quick spray.
It was very good, but nothing really in it to say WOW! Still like it so, definite I would eat it again. Just think as suggested would add some salsa or hot sauce something to "kick it up a notch" (Emeril) Thanks.
I am on the Vegetarian 1200 cal a day 28 Day Meal Plan. As the salsa and the tortilla are not on the list of ingredients, I am assuming that the plan does not call for them. But without them this omelet is very bland. It tasted peppery, but there was nothing else in it to say, "Yum!" It would help to at least put a little salsa on it as the original recipe suggests. That might raise the calorie level a tad bit, but it would be worth it.