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The Recipe Schedule for March is as follows:
March 6, 2012- Rugelach, pages 325-327.
March 20, 2012- Irish Soda Bread, page 214.
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We need 2 hosts for each week. If you are interested in hosting, please comment below with your choice, Irish Soda Bread or Rugelach.
Hosts will be selected randomly. (Most likely names in a hat because our comments are not numbered.) Remember once you host, you move to the end of the line to allow others the same chance.
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Feb. 1, 2007
Bouncing back from a tough home loss against ETSU, the Bisons used a stifling defense to pick up their sixth consecutive victory over Mercer University 62-50 in Macon, Georgia.
After only holding one team this year to under 40 percent shooting from the field, the Bisons set a team goal before Thursday's game to hold Mercer under 40 percent shooting. The Bisons did not just hold the Bears to under 40 percent shooting, but rather held Mercer to under 30 percent from the field for the game. Mercer was 16-of-27 from the field for 28.1 percent, and was just 2-of-19 from behind the three-point line for 10.5 percent.
"That is just a critical stat," Head Coach Scott Sanderson said. "Field goal defense, we have harped on it all week long, I wrote it on the board, our players have seen it everyday. They were very good today."
In the first half, the Bisons jumped out to an early 4-0 lead, but then saw Mercer jump out to a 6-4 lead with 16:32 after a 6-0 run. The Bisons regained the lead 8-6 with 15:26 to go in the first half, and stretched the lead to five points at 24-19 with 6:17 to go in the half.
Mercer then answered the Bisons in the final six minutes of the first half with another 6-0 run, and the Bears took the lead 25-24 with 2:31 on two free throws by James Florence. With :32 seconds to go in the first half, guard Michael Lusk jumped in front of a Shaddean Aarron pass and took it coast-to-coast for the lay-up to give the Bisons the lead going into halftime 26-25.
In the second half, the Bisons kept the pressure on the Bears defensively, and Lipscomb's offense started to wear down the Bears.
"We finally started to make some shots," Sanderson said. "When you are struggling the way we were shooting the basketball, you have got to score some points off of your defense. That is easy baskets, transition baskets, getting steals, and we did that. Sometimes that really helps your head. Just by getting a lay-up off of a steal in transition really helps your head, and I thought we did some of that in the second half."
The Bisons scored the first four points of the second half, and stretched the lead out to 10 points with 16:24 to go after a three-pointer by Eddie Ard. Ard, held to just two points in the first half, scored nine points in the second half to reach double figures for the nineteenth time this season.
While Ard reached double figures for the nineteenth time this year, the Bisons held A-Sun leading scorer James Florence under double figures for just the first time in 19 straight games. Florence, averaging 19.5 points a game, scored just 9 points.
"We maintained our effort defensively to hold Florence to three-for-16 and 0-for-six from the three," Sanderson said. "I thought Brian Fisk did a great job on him."
The largest lead in the game for the Bisons came at the 12:12 mark with the Bisons up by 15 points 51-36. The closest Mercer would get the rest of the game was 10 points.
After not playing in the first match up against Mercer this year due to an injury, senior Brian Fisk made up for himself with a game high 19 points. Fisk scored 13 of his 19 points in the second half.
"Brian is a big-time competitor," Sanderson said. "He is a guy that is a warrior, and he hasn't played as well, as consistently as he is capable as doing, but I would not trade him for anybody in our league. He did a lot of things for us to win a lot of games in his career."
Thomas Pfaff also reached double figures for the Bisons on the backboards by registering a career high 12 rebounds in the game.
"I thought Thomas came in and gave us a big lift rebounding the basketball, and had a couple of buckets," Sanderson said. "Brian had a couple, and Eddie almost gets a double-double.
The Bisons shot 24-of-56 from the field for 42.9 percent, seven-of-23 from behind the arc for 30.4 percent, and 7-of-12 from the charity stripe for 58.3 percent.
Shaddean Aaron led the way for the Bears with a team high 16 points. Brian Pfohl was the only other Bear in double figures with 10 points.
"It was very important that we win down here, and now we have beaten them twice," Sanderson said. "Every game you win, the next game becomes that much bigger."
The Bisons will now travel to Deland, Florida to take on the Stetson Hatters on Saturday night with game time set for 6:00 CST.
"We need to go over there and play extremely well," Sanderson said. "I hope we can go over there and get a win on Saturday night."
You can catch all the action live on WKDA AM-900 beginning at 5:45 CST or online at lipscombsports.com.


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Justin Fitch, a U.S. Army captain at Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, will lead 26-mile walk on Saturday.
Dozens of people will ruck along the Boston Marathon route Saturday in hopes of raising money and awareness about veteran suicides.
The estimated 90 to 120 participants will ruck, a form of military marching, while carrying backpacks weighing about 50 pounds. They hope to reduce the statistic that 22 veterans in the United States every day commit suicide.
"If we can save just one person that wouldn't have gotten help otherwise, then the mission is absolutely worth it," said Justin Fitch, a U.S. Army captain at Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center who is involved in the effort.
The group has raised about $65,000 for the nonprofit Active Heroes and they hope to raise $75,000 this time. The group has grown in size since they raised $35,000 during a similar event last year. Saturday they plan to start out from Hopkinton at 6 a.m. and ruck for 12 hours.
Money raised will help Active Heroes build a retreat center in Kentucky that will help those suffering from post-traumatic stress as well as their families.
The 144-acre retreat will offer outdoor, sports and fitness activities and other ways to help them heal from "the visible and invisible wounds of war," according to Active Heroes' website, activeheroes.org.
Fitch said the weighted backpacks represent the burden veterans and their families have dealt with silently for years.
Fitch, who is battling advanced colon cancer, said participating in the ruck is a "no brainer."
The event even helps participants overcome their own post-traumatic stress, Fitch said.
"It's made me even more resilient and strong," he said, adding he is determined to participate in Saturday's event as much as he can physically.
Organizers plan to hold events like this several times a year. For more information.
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I have a GoogleAlert which regularly sends me links to items that relate (even obliquely it seems) to John Keats and yesterday it included a link, not only to my recent post Blog infidelity, but to the following video that has been put up on YouTube by EzraWelser. It is Steven Brown reading 'You say you love', a poem that has proved hard for experts to date, but which is generally thought to be an early attempt by Keats to write love poetry. It wasn't published until well after his death.
Tempting though it is to relate everything Keats wrote to an incident in his intense relationship with Fanny Brawne, this is thought to have been written well before he met her. It was probably addressed to Isabella Jones, an older woman Keats was involved with in 1817, at least a year before he met Fanny. Indeed it seems most concerned to describe the physical demonstration of love and perhaps suggests a youthful, slightly petulant response to a lack of commitment from a beloved.
Watching the video below, however, I discovered a new, fresh intensity in the poem which for me was created by the tone of voice in the reader (I don't actually know who Steven Brown is I am afraid), the background music and the seemingly random images that accompany the poem. It gives the words a very contemporary feel.
I have copied the full text of the poem below. What do you think? Does it enhance the poem? Do you like the poem better in its original form, or is it just a little too gauche in its constant refrain – almost 'come on, you say you love me but you never do anything to show it'.
You say you love ; but with a voice
Chaster than a nun's, who singeth
The soft Vespers to herself
While the chime-bell ringeth-
O love me truly!
You say you love; but with a smile
Cold as sunrise in September,
As you were Saint Cupid 's nun,
And kept his weeks of Ember.
O love me truly!
You say you love but then your lips
Coral tinted teach no blisses,
More than coral in the sea
They never pout for kisses
O love me truly!
You say you love ; but then your hand
No soft squeeze for squeeze returneth,
It is like a statue's dead
While mine to passion burneth
O love me truly!
O breathe a word or two of fire!
Smile, as if those words should burn me,
Squeeze as lovers should O kiss
And in thy heart inurn me!
O love me truly!
Whatever impact this video and the reading of 'You say you love' has on us (I think it is terrific) at least it has highlighted a poem that I have rarely read and I always enjoy looking at ways to encourage people to see Keats beyond the boundaries of the early 19th century.
Re-visiting a favourite poet's work is always an interesting experience don't you think?


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PASADENA >> This morning, Endeavour — the fifth and final NASA shuttle to be built — will once again traverse the streets of Los Angeles County.
But this time, it'll be much smaller than the one that awed spectators in October 2012. A replica of the orbiter will headline Los Angeles' Rose Parade float, "Endless Entertainment." The space shuttle is famed for carrying the first African-American and Japanese-American astronauts into space. Thus Endeavour will introduce a float with a medley of ethnic enclaves.
Stef Dietrich, the chief financial officer of the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, said LA Tourism wanted to feature the city's cultural diversity.
"That's why we had the Watts Towers, the Chinatown dragon, the Olvera Street arch and some of the cultural things: Griffith Observatory, Walt Disney Concert Hall," Dietrich said. "We wanted to celebrate sports in Los Angeles, and the best way we thought of was through the Lakers and Kobe."
Designed by Pasadena-based Phoenix Decorating Company, the 55-foot-long, 28-foot-tall float is meant to showcase L.A. hot spots and icons.
It highlights shiny Hollywood with its golden Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theatre, palm trees and the rotating Universal Studios Hollywood globe.
Ernest Wooden Jr., LA Tourism President and CEO, said Los Angeles has tons of entertainment options.
"With a record 42 million visitors to Los Angeles anticipated this year, the city is a dream destination for people from around the world," he said in a press release.
Los Angeles laid claim to the oldest float entry and said "Endless Entertainment" will be its 116th consecutive float.
As Mary Reyes, a volunteer float decorator from Pasadena, glued poppy seed onto the tail of Endeavour, she said the space shuttle represents her hometown.
"Seeing the Endeavour coming in was just a great feeling," said Reyes, 46. "I've seen the Challenger blow up. Just seeing something that was built here at JPL and seeing her in person with the kids — the new generation getting to see her — it's history."
The 78-foot-wide, 57-foot-high and 122-foot-long shuttle made national headlines when it went on its "26th mission" from the Los Angeles International Airport to Exposition Park, near downtown Los Angeles. It was a three-day, 12-mile trek to the California Science Center at about 2 miles per hour. Endeavour used to travel about 17,500 mph.
Today's Endeavour's guidance crew will be much smaller than the arround 100 people who made sure a shuttle much longer than two school buses wouldn't bump into anything during its October 2012 commute.
Instead, a two-person crew will maneuver the float at about 3 mph. A driver will sit in a dark hole in the middle of the float and steer with the help of a navigator peering out from a viewing porthole underneath Endeavour.
The float's "eyes" will let the driver know when he should allow the float's tall towers to collapse because any float taller than 16 feet, 6 inches must be able to lower its top portion so that it can pass underneath the 210 Freeway bridge on Sierra Madre Boulevard.


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One of my "sturdiest" brick-walls has been the inability to find any trace of my 2nd great-grandparents, Joseph Rogers and Susan Hannah Knox. I have no primary evidence of their existence. Nothing.
What I do have is their names on the SS-5 application of my great-grandfather Charles Arthur Rogers:
What I do have is their names on the death certificate of my great-grandfather Charles Arthur Rogers:
What I do have is the family tradition told by my grandmother:
"My daddy ran away from home as a child because he knew that if he didn't, he'd end up killing his step-father, who was mean to his momma!"
A few details from this story:
- When he initially ran away, his two brothers George and Henry went with him, but later turned back.
- A family headed to Texas picked up Charles and allowed him to travel with them, ending up near Round Rock, Texas. Charles then worked for the family for a time to repay their kindness in helping him.
So, what was my logical first step in locating Joseph and Susan Rogers?
The US Federal Census, of course!
My great-grandfather was born in April of 1870, so off to Ancestry I went…
I have searched page-by-page through the entire 1870 Montgomery County, Kentucky census and found no family even close to Joseph, Susan, Henry, George and Baby Charles Rogers.
Ok, so Charles' father died and his mom remarried. The earliest that Joseph could have gone to the Great Beyond would have been ca July 1869, nine months before Charles was born. Did he die so soon after Charles was "created" and then Susan remarry so soon after his death? Not likely, but still possible. So I looked for any family that fit that description: Husband, wife, at least 2 sons or 3 sons, depending on when the census taker actually arrived. In 1870, the official census day was June 1, so if the census taker arrived after June 1, there should have been an infant in the household, right? So maybe Charles was the oldest child and George and Henry were younger, which might explain why they returned home rather than run away as Charles did. So I looked for a household with an infant, a household with something close to Susan as the mother and Rogers as the surname… still nothing. Or maybe Susan as the mother and an infant in the household and some other surname. Nope. Did the new family pack up and leave Montgomery County with an infant in tow and miss the census taker? Who knows!
I think I may have located Susan Knox in the 1860 Mongomery County census:
Here is Sarah Knox, age 10, which would have made her of child-bearing age in 1870. And the names Susan and Sarah where used interchangeably in those days. Is she my Susan Hannah Knox? I don't know for sure…
I have also looked online for marriage, birth, death and cemetery records with no success. I have located 1 Civil War record for a Joseph Rogers from Kentucky, but there is no way of knowing is he is my Joseph Rogers.
As I still know so very little about Joseph and Susan Rogers, I am hesitant to write to the Montgomery County courthouse for any records they have. I can't give them enough details to allow them to find any documents without an exhaustive search, which I doubt that the courthouse folks have the time or desire to do!
The same with the local library or RAOGK (Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness) volunteers. I know so little and I certainly don't expect someone else to do my research for me.
So, I have been at a dead end, until a few days ago…


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The door to the restaurant opens. My husband smiles and greets a man who has come in several times before. We are grateful to have repeat business at our new restaurant.
The man returns the greeting and then blurts out, "I am so disappointed to find out you're a chain."
Slightly taken aback, my husband responds: "We're really more of a family of franchisees. A network of restaurants, where the owners help each other…."
He stops his explanation and asks the guest, "Do you like our food?"
Guest: "Yes."
My husband, gesturing across the restaurant: "Do you like the atmosphere?"
Guest: "Yes."
My husband: "Do you like me?"
Smiling, the guest nods, "Yes."
My husband: "Well, this is my restaurant. I own it. I am here all day, every day. I do pay a franchise company to help me with certain aspects, like marketing. And most recipes come from corporate — but many of those recipes originate in franchisees' kitchens. However, I make the decisions about the operation of my restaurant."
Do you believe that local businesses are important to support local economies?
Our restaurant supports the local economy.
My husband chooses his own vendors. Our locally-owned food supplier buys many items from local farms. Our many and varied signs are designed and printed by two men who likely founded their company decades before Photoshop was created. A small, local general contractor did our build-out, hiring a lot of local sub-contractors to sand, paint, stain and otherwise transform the space. A local real estate agent — actually one of my husband's college buddies — profited from the lease agreement. The 40 or so images that decorate our restaurant were framed by a man who operates his framing business from his basement; my father-in-law knows him because they attend the same church.
We've also created jobs for 15 local people during a very difficult economy. Our employees include two high school students; several college students; two dads who are paying child support; and my 25-year-old brother-in-law, who earns enough to pay rent and buy groceries while he works as an unpaid youth minister at a brand new church.
Our restaurant — and the four additional restaurants we hope to open — should also support our family and provide a retirement for my in-laws, who have invested significant capital in the business, not to mention the hours they work so my husband can have one day off each week and he can work 12-hour days instead of 16-hour days.
In addition, we've participated in several local charity fundraisers. Yes, we hope that our charity dining-out programs help more people find us as we work to establish ourselves in a tough market. But, the fact is that we're establishing connections with our local community and we're supporting programs that are important. (We've supported programs that help provide food to the homeless as well as chapters of organizations that raise money for medical research. We're also talking with a local hospital and a local Boys & Girls Club about how we can support them.)
Do you believe that local is more eco-friendly?
As a person seeking to live a little greener, I know we all struggle with all the shades of gray in our green lives.
I understand the sentiment that buying local is important. But it is difficult to see the no-questions-asked anti-franchise sentiment — to wonder if it is hurting my family's livelihood and that of other hard-working business owners who've bought into franchises — and I'm struggling with the arguments surrounding it.
My husband is chasing his dream. He owns his own business — a neighborhood restaurant. He is in his element: serving customers, cooking new dishes, planning events, meeting local business people, and even balancing the books.
I wasn't particularly driven to own a restaurant. The risks are very scary to me. But how could I say "no" to my husband's dream?
And so I am part owner in a great little neighborhood restaurant. As someone with a growing dedication to living sustainably, I see areas where we can make our restaurant greener. My husband is filing my suggestions so he can consider them when we get past survival mode.
He also listens to customers concerned about sustainability, and he explains the dilemmas he faces. For example, he recently had a customer ask if he uses free-range chicken. When he told her the increase in the price of one of our chicken dishes if we used free-range chicken, she admitted she wouldn't pay the difference.
To play devil's advocate, I could point out that there are some corporately-owned restaurants that are probably greener than your average locally-owned restaurant (whether independent or franchised). Chipotle, for example, has LEED-certified restaurants and serves naturally raised pork. Jason's Deli has invested in solar energy, at a couple of its corporately-owned stores — something your average locally-owned restaurant can't afford, whether it is owned by an independent chef or a franchisee. (Sixty percent of Jason's Deli stores are corporately owned.)
The efficiencies and sales volume at these restaurant chains allow these large companies to reduce their footprints with technology that is currently cost-prohibitive for smaller companies. I hope that these large companies continue to test energy-efficient products and lead the way for the entire industry to become greener. I commend these companies for participating in pilot programs so that all restaurant companies can benefit from the information they are willing to share.
So which restaurants are corporately owned and which are locally owned?
Aside from asking someone who works at a restaurant, there is no easy way to tell which businesses are locally owned and which ones are corporately owned. Many large restaurant companies have both corporately-owned and franchised locations. Starbucks — which does not franchise — is renaming some stores, like 15th Avenue Coffee and Tea in Seattle to give them more of a local identity.
All I ask is that you wrestle with the meaning of "locally-owned" before you eschew any restaurant in your city because it has a national or regional identity.
Our franchise company serves as a mentor and an advocate. We have someone looking out for our interests. Someone who helped us with site selection and build-out, someone who gave us a list of materials we would need to buy and suggestions for vendors with the best prices, someone who provided trainers for our first two weeks, someone who helps us marketing, someone who advises us on landlord situations.
We need this expertise to make a success of our family business. But we operate as an independent and locally owned company.
More than anything, I want this business venture to work out. My husband is giving so much of himself. He enjoys the work, but slow days are so challenging. (Is it the economy? Is it that we aren't advertising enough? Is it just normal for a young restaurant?)
We live simply. We just want enough to earn enough to support our family and my in-laws. My husband and I would like to save for retirement and to put our kids through college.
As for the restaurant itself, we've loved becoming a part of the business community and the neighborhood. We have our "regulars" now. How cool is that? Like any restaurant, we're looking to serve the best food possible, to be as efficient as possible, to provide the best customer service, to treat our employees fairly. I just hope that the "buy local" supporters give us a chance. And someday, maybe we will be able to afford solar panels and free-range chicken.


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Voices editor Erica Burkholder takes on this week's list to talk about stories you should be following.
On this episode, Natalie and Britton cover the listener choice: Kid Cudi's "Man on the Moon: The End of Day," along with their own picks.
DJ TomCat and Mogo talk about why this movie is the best of out of this trilogy and a surprise rating from MoGo.
A full house was in attendance in Compton Hall's 107A on Earth Day for the showing of a new documentary, and subsequent discussion, about climate change.
Reviews of recently released music from Cage the Elephant and Lizzo.
While most student-athletes' schedules hit a lull during the offseason, this junior competes as a midfielder in both soccer and lacrosse, keeping her busy year-round.


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March 16, 2007
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Bronco women's tennis team evened its record at 4-4 with a convincing 6-1 win over Montana on Friday afternoon at the Degheri Tennis Center. The Broncos won the doubles point and four singles matches. With a Montana player out due to illness, the Broncos claimed the six point by default. Santa Clara has now won three out of its past four matches.
The Broncos had an excellent day at doubles with Casey Knutson and Erika Barnes getting things started with an 8-1 win over Danni Paulson and Liz Walker. Stephanie Galainena and Lindsay McBride then stormed to an 8-2 win at No. 2 doubles to clinch the point. The Grizzlies only had five healthy players causing them to default the No. 3 singles match.
With the doubles point in hand and default win at No. 6, the Broncos changed up the bottom of their lineup to rest seniors Kim Daniel and Barnes. Meghan Madden played No. 5 singles and cruised to her first dual match win, 6-1, 6-1 over Quincy Carter. Galainena won her match at No. 4 by an identical score, while Myra Davoudi earned a 6-1, 6-4 win at No. 2. Lindsay McBride played one of her best singles matches of the season and beat Martyna Nowak in straight sets, 6-2, 6-0.
The final match of the day was the most hotly contested as Knutson battled Liz Walker at No. 1. Knutson pulled out the first set 7-5, but fell 6-2 in the second to send the match to a supertiebreaker. Walker picked up the Grizzlies only point of the day with a 10-4 win in the tiebreaker.
The Broncos are back in action on Sunday, March 18 at 4 p.m. PT at the Degheri Tennis Center. They take on North Texas, looking to move over the .500 mark for the first time this season.
Santa Clara def. Montana 6-1
1. SCU Erika Barnes/Casey Knutson def. MONT Danni Paulson/Liz Walker 8-1
2. SCU Stephanie Galainena/Lindsay McBride def. MONT Martyna Nowak/Malena Rosen 8-2
3. SCU wins by default.
1. MONT Liz Walker def. SCU Casey Knutson 5-7, 6-2, 1-0 (10-4)
2. SCU Myra Davoudi def. MONT Danni Paulson 6-1, 6-4
3. SCU Lindsay McBride def. MONT Martyna Nowak 6-2, 6-0
4. SCU Stephanie Galainena def. MONT Malena Rosen 6-1, 6-1
5. SCU Meghan Madden def. MONT Quincy Carter 6-1, 6-1
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By Kyle West
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
Angel Goodrich has always possessed a special ability to locate the open player in the offense. In her first season on the court, Goodrich became the fastest player in Kansas women's basketball history to reach 100 assists, doing so in only 13 games.
Midway through her junior campaign, she has already climbed to fourth on the all-time KU career assists chart, eclipsing the 400-mark in a mere 58 games. Goodrich continues to set up the shooter with great efficiency this season with more than 7.5 assists per game. Different from years past, however, Goodrich is now finding that sometimes the best player to take the shot already has the ball in her hands.
In her sophomore season, Goodrich ranked sixth in the NCAA with 6.3 assists per game and 11th in the nation with a 2.24 assist-to-turnover ratio while also posting a team-high 47 steals. Fully aware of Goodrich's unique skill set to fill a box score, Kansas head coach Bonnie Henrickson noticed one area where Goodrich could contribute even more on the floor.
"Coach and I talked about it, and we both agreed that I needed to be more of a scorer," said Goodrich, who averaged 7.3 points per game in her first two seasons as a Jayhawk. "If I can get the bigs to come up on me, then it opens up more for the bigs, and I can dish it off. If they don't come up on me, then I can score, too. I worked on my shot over the summer, and I'm trying to work on it during practice. My biggest goal is trying to be more of a scorer."
Goodrich began improving her jump shot in the offseason by making the 20,000-shot club, a team initiative to have every player attempt 20,000 shots on their own before the squad took a 10-day trip to Italy in August. The hard work has shown throughout the season for Goodrich, who shot 50 percent or better from the field in 11 of the team's first 13 games after being a 35-percent shooter in the first two years of her career.
"It's very rewarding to see that work paying off," said Goodrich. "Just seeing something you've been working toward, you finally get it. I've really worked at this hard. Then actually seeing the results happen - it's like 'wow.'"
Goodrich's increased confidence in her shot became very apparent at a critical moment early in Kansas' Big 12 season. With five seconds remaining in overtime and KU trailing Iowa State, 63-60, Goodrich brought the ball up the floor and drained a long three-pointer to send the January 11 game into a second overtime. Kansas went on to claim a 74-67 victory against the Cyclones as part of its best conference start (4-1) since 1996-97.
"I probably wouldn't have thought anything about taking that shot in previous years," said Goodrich. "This summer I tried to expand my range. I was kind of far out when I took that shot. I really haven't had that much practice with someone in my face, but to knock it down was a great feeling."
Despite a bigger focus on her shooting, Goodrich has recorded career-best numbers in rebounds, assists, steals and assist-to-turnover ratio thus far in the 2011-12 campaign. While increasing her scoring average by more than four points from last season to 11.8 points per game this year, Goodrich leads the nation with 7.8 assists per game. Goodrich also leads the team with 18 charges taken this season, establishing herself as a true do-it-all player.
"She's absolutely special," said Henrickson. "You look across the box score, and she has tallies in everything. Considering how much she has the ball in her hands and how many times she's guarded the best guy on the floor. It's pretty impressive."
Goodrich's ability to do everything has made her invaluable to Kansas during conference play, as evidenced by the fact she has only sat out a total of five minutes through the team's first five league games, averaging 41.0 minutes per contest when factoring in the double-overtime victory.
"We need her on the floor," said Henrickson. "She really dominates and controls both ends of the floor for us. She's our best on-ball defender. She's our best weak-side defender. We need her ability to make great decisions in transition - and that includes for her to take a shot for herself or drop it off for somebody to get a high percentage shot as well. In half-court, (we need her) to execute and set the table as a point guard. She's doing a really good job at that."
While Goodrich is pleased with her increased production across the board, most notably her shooting percentage and points per game, she has not lost sight of the most important goal she has for this season.
"Playing as a team and working together is always the main goal," said Goodrich. "We have goals as a team each game. It's getting those goals that are most important, the team goals to help us win."


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The Ohio Senate took its first steps yesterday toward dealing with the issue of unreported teacher misconduct, as a key committee voted to beef up background checks for school employees and create a new teachers code of conduct.
The Ohio Senate took its first steps yesterday toward dealing with the issue of unreported teacher misconduct, as a key committee voted to beef up background checks for school employees and create a new teachers code of conduct.
Current law limits criminal-background checks to employees such as teachers, administrators and counselors, and limits those checks to crimes committed in Ohio, unless the person has lived in Ohio fewer than five years.
But under a bill that likely will get a full Senate vote today, all employees, including cafeteria workers, janitors and office assistants, would need a background check every five years. And those checks also would have to be run through a national FBI database.
"This is just a starting point," said Sen. Tom Roberts, D-Dayton.
Senate Republican leaders agreed, saying they are taking action on a handful of items this week as a buildup to a broader teacher-misconduct bill that will be developed next year.
"This is serious stuff," said Sen. Joy Padgett, a Coshocton Republican and head of the Senate Education Committee. "Some kids come to school and that's where they feel the safest the whole day. I want to get rid of anybody who is not living up to that."
Reacting to a Dispatch investigation into the failures of Ohio's teacher-discipline system, committee members also unanimously voted to require the Ohio Department of Education to develop a teachers code of conduct, and to recommend how to punish districts, administrators or others who fail to properly report teacher misconduct.
Sen. Randy Gardner, R-Bowling Green, said many opinions on the punishment issue must be resolved. Is a district penalized or individual personnel? If people outside the district fail to report known abuse, should they be punished? Should punishment be fines only, or criminal penalties?
"There are a lot of questions about specifically what the penalties ought to be," Gard- ner said. "This is a proactive, modest first step to begin addressing this issue."
The bill also would give the Ohio Department of Education new power to revoke an expired teacher's license -- which Gardner said was likely an oversight when the law was first written.
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The department asked for most of the proposals approved yesterday. "This gives us more tools to do what we need to do," Oxender said.
She said the code of conduct will be structured similarly to those in place for doctors and attorneys. The legislature, she said, will have to develop penalties for teachers who violate the code.
The House Education Committee yesterday held a third and final day of testimony on teacher misconduct issues. After reviewing the information, the House should have a game plan by the end of the week, said Rep. Arlene J. Setzer, R-Vandalia, chairwoman of the committee.
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A lot of the problem, Setzer said, is that a new law designed to improve teacher-misconduct reporting, which took effect March 30, hasn't had time to work.
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NEW YORK—David West scored 20 points and Paul George added 19 as the Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks 102-95 on Sunday in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
D.J. Augustin had 16 points for the Pacers, who built a 16-point lead while Carmelo Anthony was on the bench in foul trouble in the third quarter, and easily held on to spoil the Knicks' first second-round game since 2000.
"I thought guys did a good job just putting them on their heels," West said. "We were attacking, we were aggressive."
Anthony finished with 27 points and 11 rebounds, but was frustrated by the Pacers' rugged defence and by the referees. He shot 10 of 28 from the field.
Game 2 is here Tuesday night, and then the series takes a lengthy break before Game 3 on Saturday in Indiana.
The Pacers, who allowed the second-fewest points per game and the lowest field goal percentage in the league during the regular season, mixed in solid offence as well. They outscored New York 59-38 across the middle two quarters and were comfortably ahead throughout the fourth.
"Just a strong defensive effort and then offensively guys played with great poise," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "Just a complete team effort, very proud of them."
Roy Hibbert scored 14 points in thoroughly outplaying counterpart Tyson Chandler, and George Hill also had 14 for the Pacers.
J.R. Smith scored 17 points but was 4-of-15 for the Knicks. Raymond Felton had 18 and Kenyon Martin added 12 for the Knicks, who hope to have reserves Amare Stoudemire (right knee surgery) and Steve Novak (back spasms) back for Game 3 and certainly looked as if they could use the help.
Both teams wrapped up their first-round series Friday night, the Knicks' victory in Game 6 in Boston giving them their first series victory in 13 years and sending them on to face a familiar post-season foe in Indiana, which ousted Atlanta.
The teams met three straight years from 1993-95, then again from 1998-00, splitting their six series, and this was the type of slugfest so many of those matchups were.
Indiana led 60-54 when Anthony committed his fourth foul and came out of the game with 7:48 remaining in the third quarter. The Pacers then outscored the Knicks 21-11 the remainder of the period, opening an 81-65 bulge on Augustin's 3-pointer with 31.5 seconds left in the quarter.
Anthony came back on to start the fourth and scored the first six points to get the Knicks back within 10. He picked up a fifth on a questionable offensive foul call with 10 minutes left and appeared to wave off a substitution when Chandler checked in, so Martin ended up coming off instead.
But there was no final flurry, and Chandler eventually fouled out with four points and three rebounds.
Anthony wore a sleeve under his jersey to cover his sore left shoulder that was first hurt against the Pacers in April, then aggravated when Kevin Garnett pulled on his arm while setting a screen during the first-round series.
That may have contributed to his poor shooting but certainly the Pacers had plenty to do with it, as did having to bang inside with the bigger West.
The Knicks closed the first quarter with a 9-0 spurt, taking a 27-22 lead after 3-pointers by Smith and Felton to end the period. But the Pacers tightened up the defence in the second, holding the Knicks to two baskets in the final 5 minutes.
Indiana outscored New York 13-4 during that stretch, taking a 52-46 lead to halftime after George hit a 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left.
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On the home front we are enjoying the first time in nearly 15 years that we are home alone during the day without any children, but still, this schedule is going to take some getting used to. I am a night owl by nature and the idea of being in bed by 11 is positively shocking to my system.
So here's what we've figured out thus far about the things we need to make this all work, for everyone involved…
- better lunch making routines – so that we're not scrambling at bedtime to get lunches made for the next day. Or even worse, making lunches while we're putting breakfast on the table. Whoever makes dinner will have one of the kids by them making lunches.
- Get our 6th grader on a different bike – it's kind of hard to ride the bmx bike with a trumpet in tow. Especially if he also wants to bring his skateboard.
- Earlier dinner time. We're still in our summer time mode of 7pm dinner time which is just too late if you need to be in bed by 8.
- Get a maid. Just kidding. But it sure would be fun to have a full-time maid on hand to clean up , do some laundry, maybe throw a meal together every now and again.
- Don't hit the snooze on the alarm. It doesn't really give me what I need, it just makes it more frantic getting everyone settled.
- Pause, for just 2 minutes, on the edge of the bed before I jump into high gear. That's one thing I've been doing that is really, really working.
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Below are pics of my '73 seats and what the pattern looks like. I'm pretty sure earlier year 510's were different than the '73. If anyone is interested in this fabric, please let me know. It could reduce the price a bit too. I haven't given them the go ahead yet as I wanted to see how much interest there is in it.
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Inventory of the county archives of Texas : Hays County, no. 105
Description: Inventory of the records of Hays County housed in the Hays County Courthouse as of 1936. Begins with a historical sketch of the county along with information on the housing, care, and accessibility of the records. Describes the records of the Commissioners Court, County Clerk as Recorder, District Court, County Court, Justice of the Peace Court, Sheriff, Tax Assessor-Collector, County Treasurer, County Auditor, County Board of School Trustees, County School Superintendent, and County Surveyor. References constitutional provisions, legislative acts, and declarations and ordinances of constitutional conventions specifically applicable to Hays County. Includes a bibliography as well as chronological and subject and entry indexes.
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Dr Bob, I want to start of by saying I am 23, I never engaged in any sexual act and never did any drugs or shared any needles. I feel though since I was 14 that I have been contracting hiv every day or so from bizzare conditions. Just to name a few... haircuts, waitresses with cuts on fingers, my gingivitis and hiv fluids, people pricking me with needles, blood comming in contact with cuts on my body (I have a mean cat), or fluids getting into my eyes or nose. In a few situations I have had every single acute hiv symptom exactly 2-3 weeks after the event. I do not know why I think HIV is infecting me and why I think I have it even though i have no engaged in any hiv risk situation. I am also extremely afraid to get tested and dont know how I would handle a positive result. I hate this disease and wish it was cured already...its been around before I was born and its still here. I dont know how I developed this extreme fear and how everything somehow infects me with hiv. I just wanted to write to you to vent since no one else would listen to me. You give me hope because you live with this disease and have extrodinary strenth and courage. I pray everyday a cure will be on the horizon and I hope one day you and millions of others will be HIV negative. I believe one day it will be cured, look at all the advances we have made that people thought would be impossible. Even though it may seem impossible to cure HIV I believe one day it would either be controlled to the point where it will never result to aids, or be completely cure
You feel as though since age 14 that you've been contracting HIV every day or so from bizarre conditions??? You're now 23 so that means you've thought you've contracted HIV exactly 3285 times! YIKES! That's a whole lotta worry! Plus, you've had "every single acute HIV symptoms exactly 2-3 weeks after the event" for several of these events!?! Interestingly you also report you have absolutely no HIV exposure risks. In addition you're "extremely afraid to get HIV tested," because you don't know how you'd handle a positive result. WHOA! Just reading back over what you've written do you see a whole lotta crazy going on here? No HIV risk, yet always feeling HIV is attacking you and extremely fearful of getting HIV tested, etc.??? And you wonder why "no one else would listen to (you)?" Dude (or Dudette), HIV is not your problem. No way. No how. No HIV tests are warranted. However, you do have a very significant medical problem that needs attention: irrational fear of HIV. Please note your medical problem is "irrational fear," not a viral infection (HIV). I strongly urge you to seek the help of a psychiatrist to help you confront, cope with and ultimately conquer these totally irrational, completely unwarranted fears. Psychotherapy (counseling) and/or medications can help.
Give it a try. The only thing you have to lose is your irrational fears and anxieties.
Good luck.
Dr. Bob


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I have seen the movie Yellow Submarine more than any other film. This is because, as a child, I had a BETA copy of the film that had been taped off our TV. Without exaggeration, I've seen the movie over 200 times. Unfortunately, my taped copy also contained the commercials that played on TV when they showed it, which means I have also seen this…
…over 200 times. (If I, in the future, ever do anything absolutely crazy that lands me in trouble with the law, please remember this fact and use it in my defense.)
It's also because of this movie that I was acutely aware of who The Beatles were. While most of my 1st grade friends were learning the hard way that Strawberry Shortcake dolls do not taste as good as they smell, I was phoning local radio stations and pleading with them to play songs off of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
I was six when John Lennon was shot, and remember the moment when I found out. I was channel surfing (back then it was "switching the dial") when I happened upon the news. I heard that Lennon was dead and starting sobbing. It was all so confusing. My primary association with him was as a cartoon character, and on some level I didn't understand how that piece of animation had been murdered. It was all so complicated and awful. And probably why I genuinely feared for Scooby's well-being from then on.


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NCIS McGee's (Sean Murray) girlfriend, Delilah (Margo Harshman), asks the team for help with a controversial case her bosses at the Department of Defense have declared closed. 8 p.m. CBS
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his team are trapped without access to anyone they can trust, and they have a traitor in their midst. Bill Paxton and Saffron Burrows guest star in this new episode. 8 p.m. ABC
NCIS: Los Angeles Hetty (Linda Hunt) sends Nell (Renee Felice Smith) to work in the field with Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen) on the case of a former Marine sought by Al Qaeda for embezzling money from Iraq in this new episode. 9 p.m. CBS
About a Boy Will (David Walton) invites his friends (Dax Shepard, Al Madrigal, Zach Cregger, Keith Powell) over for an evening of poker, but things get awkward when Fiona (Minnie Driver) decides to join in. 9 p.m. NBC
Trophy Wife Kate (Malin Akerman) discovers that running the PTA is harder than it looks, and she turns to Diane (Marcia Gay Harden) for help in this new episode. 9:30 p.m. ABC
Chicago Fire Severide (Taylor Kinney) tries to help a firefighter (W. Earl Brown) from Denver who is struggling with addiction, and Dawson and Shay (Monica Raymund, Lauren German) plan a girls' weekend at a cabin in the woods in this new episode. 10 p.m. NBC
Justified Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) has one last shot at taking down Art's (Nick Searcy) would-be assassin, while cartel killers have Boyd's (Walton Goggins) back against the wall. 10 p.m. FX
The Dave Clark Five — Glad All Over, a Great Performances Special This new special — a must-see for Dave Clark Five fans in particular and 1960s music fans in general — features performance footage, home movies and celebrity commentaries to tell the story of the British band that made dozens of hit singles. 8 p.m. KOCE
CBS This Morning Anderson Cooper and Adrianne Haslet-Davis. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS
Today Bob Saget; Toni Collette; Martina McBride; Greg Kinnear, Connor Corum, Todd Burpo and Colton Burpo. (N) 7 a.m. KNBC
Good Morning America Rob Lowe; Anne Hathaway. (N) 7 a.m. KABC
Good Day L.A. Jerry Bruckheimer; Jewel; Steve Garvey; James Maslow and Peta Murgatroyd ("Dancing With the Stars"). (N) 7 a.m. KTTV
Rachael Ray Clinton Kelly; Maria Menounos. (N) 8 a.m. KCAL
Live With Kelly and Michael Anne Hathaway ("Rio 2"); Brooklyn Decker. (N) 9 a.m. KABC
The View George Lopez; Bob Saget. (N) 10 a.m. KABC
The Doctors Dreams and gender; a sleep disorder; bloat; insomnia; melatonin. (N) 11 a.m. KCAL
The Talk Nick Cannon; Lynda Carter; Michael Yo; chef Adrianne Calvo. (N) 1 p.m. KCBS
The Queen Latifah Show Wilmer Valderrama; Queen, Brandy, MC Lyte and Yo-Yo reunite; a weight-loss diet. (N) 2 p.m. KCBS; 7 p.m. KCAL
The Dr. Oz Show Aspirin; natural healers; potassium; spring allergies; meditation; Russell Simmons. (N) 2 p.m. KABC
Dr. Phil A milestone episode. (N) 3 p.m. KCBS
Katie Cate Edwards. 3 p.m. KABC
The Ellen DeGeneres Show Viola Davis; Kate Mara; Daniel Clarke Bouchard. (N) 4 p.m. KNBC
The Arsenio Hall Show Kevin Smith. (N) 11 p.m. KTLA
Tavis Smiley David Crosby. (N) 11 p.m. KOCE
Charlie Rose (N) 11 p.m. KVCR; 11:30 p.m. KOCE; 1 a.m. KLCS
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Denis Leary. (N) 11 p.m. Comedy Central
Chelsea Lately John Caparulo; Beth Stelling; Brad Wollack; Jamie Foxx. (N) 11 p.m. E!
Conan Anthony Mackie; Kumail Nanjiani; Bad Suns perform. (N) 11 p.m. TBS
The Colbert Report Author Jane Goodall. (N) 11:30 p.m. Comedy Central
The Tonight Show: Jimmy Fallon Anne Hathaway; Marlon Wayans; Yusuf performs with the Roots. (N) 11:34 p.m. KNBC
Late Show With David Letterman Rob Lowe; Brooklyn Decker; London Grammar performs. (N) 11:35 p.m. KCBS
Jimmy Kimmel Live Tracy Morgan; Kate Mara; Birds of Tokyo perform. (N) 11:35 p.m. KABC
Late Night With Seth Meyers Kristen Wiig; Colin Hanks; chef Mario Batali. (N) 12:36 a.m. KNBC
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson Jon Hamm; Pam Dawber. (N) 12:37 a.m. KCBS
Last Call Judy Greer; Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion perform. (N) 1:37 a.m. KNBC


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Gaby Alter is the composer and co-lyricist of Nobody Loves You, a New York Times Critics Pick and "The Best Musical of 2012" (Wall Street Journal). Nobody Loves You was produced Off-Broadway at Second Stage Theater in 2013, and was called "zesty, perky and fun" (New York Times), "Delightful" (Newsday), and "silly, smart and wonderful" (New York Post). Gaby also wrote music and lyrics for BAND GEEKS! which premiered at Goodspeed Musicals and is now licensed through Music Theatre International. Gaby has won both the San Diego and San Francisco Theater Critics' Circle Awards for best original score, a Jonathan Larson grant and a MAC nomination. His film and TV work includes songs for the upcoming Disney film Tinkerbell and the Pirate Fairy starring Christina Hendrix, PBS Kids Block, and music for 16 and Pregnant and other reality TV shows.
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San Diego man accused of killing wife, cooking her body dies of cancer while awaiting trial
SAN DIEGO – A San Diego County man accused of killing his 73-year-old wife and then cooking her body parts has died of cancer while awaiting trial.
The district attorney's office announced Friday that 69-year-old Frederick Hengl of Oceanside died of prostate cancer Sept. 27 in the jail infirmary.
Hengl was arrested last November after neighbors complained of a foul odor coming from his home. Police found the head of his wife, Anna Faris, in a freezer and dismembered parts of her body cooking on a stove.
Hengl denied killing his wife, who reportedly suffered from Alzheimer's disease. The couple had been married 34 years.
His preliminary hearing was postponed recently because of his need for medical treatment. It had been set for Nov. 18.


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There are 300 species of hummingbirds whose habitats are solely in the Americas
There are 300 species of hummingbirds whose habitats are solely in the Americas, although only 15 to 16 of these species are in the United States. Arkansas County only has the ruby-throated hummingbird, which area residents say have visited the Cook's Lake area for more than 50 years. Most birds live three to five years. Tanya Beasley, the Potlatch Conservation Education Center's director said the hummingbird, which has about 950 feathers, has one of the largest brains of any animal in relation to its body size and has an excellent memory of where it has found food, such as hummingbird feeders, in past years so it can visit them during future migrations.
A hummingbird will visit as many as 2,000 flowers per day. Beasley said a hummingbird will consume about 150-160 pounds of protein per day, which is not including the liquid it will drink. She added that the bird will visit a feeder every 15 minutes.
Arkansas County's Beasley is the only licensed hummingbird bander in Arkansas. There are about 150 banders with permits and about 280 associated banders in the United States. In addition to the banding, she collects additional information on each bird including it's weight, wing span and sex. Beasley said they have only had one female lay an egg while banded.
Hummingbirds normally lay two pea-sized eggs about two to three days apart, which the female will incubate for about 12-16 days. After hatching, the fledglings are out of the nest by the third week and the female will have a second nest prepared for two additional eggs. "Seventy-five percent of the fledglings don't make it," Beasley said. "They are very vulnerable to predators."
Hummingbirds are attracted to the color red, so Beasley said area residents should incorporate the color throughout their yard if possible. There are also a variety of flowers, including pineapple sage, that can be planted for hummingbirds to feed off. Hummingbirds have excellent sight, but cannot smell, Beasley said, adding that residents should not purchase any plants for hummingbirds based on the smell alone. She also recommended leaving out hummingbird feeders year-round for the birds that are still in the area. Other area residents have hung the feeder just above a candle warmer or placed a spotlight two and a half to three feet away from the feeder to keep the liquid warm.


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This Advanced QuickBooks 2015 training class covers advanced features of QuickBooks 2015. This class will be conducted using a current version of QuickBooks. Your instructor will point out the minor differences between versions where they exist. For our custom instructor-led online and onsite classes, we use the version of the software you use in your office.
NOTE: This class is geared for PC users only. Mac versions of the software are not supported in the training.
Note: This class is not appropriate for users of QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Enterprise.
Note: This course uses the U.S. version of QuickBooks, which applies U.S. tax laws.
- Learn about the different methods used to record transactions.
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- Learn to modify reports and create memorized reports for reuse.
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text: I love WhatsApp and use it extensively. I found images as the best medium of expressing my love, care, anger, laughter, sorrows, desires, and much more with my special ones. I have a bag full of Images that best expresses your mood so i thought of sharing some of those with everyone. Choose your mood and start sharing these awesome images on WhatsApp. we have images for love, sad, funny, inspiration, valentine's day, whatsapp tips, tricks, good morning wishes , christmas greetings and music.


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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- President Obama said he would accept a piecemeal approach to overhauling the U.S. immigration system, provided the divided Congress passes all the pieces.
Obama said in an interview at a Wall Street Journal business leaders forum he preferred the sweeping immigration bill that passed the Senate in June, but said he would support the House piecemeal approach because Republican leaders in that chamber have made clear they won't consider the Senate measure.
"If they want to chop that thing up into five pieces, as long as all five pieces get done, I don't care what it looks like, as long as it's actually delivering on those core values that we talk about," Obama said.
"What we don't want to do is simply carve out one piece of it -- let's say agricultural jobs, which are important, but is easier, frankly, or the high-skilled jobs that many in your audience here would immediately want to do -- but leave behind some of the tougher stuff that still needs to get done," Obama said.
Obama was told in the interview the executives at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council considered immigration reform their No. 1 priority, believing it would provide "an instant jolt to the U.S. economy."
Obama said he was "optimistic" Congress would pass immigration reform next month, meeting a goal he set to have a reform bill passed by the end of the year.
But House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., told the forum shortly after Obama spoke the bill wouldn't get done this year because there wasn't enough time.
"No offense to the administration, we just don't trust their word on this," Ryan said. There is "literally not enough time" to pass immigration reform by Dec. 31, he said.
"If we are trying to cram and rush just because it's the calendar year, we don't think that's responsible," he said.
Ryan also said he believed some GOP House members supported a path to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants who entered the United States without legal permission.
But he said the House would want to purposely make the process toward citizenship burdensome and drawn out -- perhaps taking 15 years -- to encourage future immigrants to enter the country legally.
The Senate bill, which House leaders reject, would provide a 13-year path to citizenship.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said last week his chamber wouldn't consider hashing out differences between House immigration plans and the bipartisan Senate immigration bill.
House conservatives worry any piecemeal House measures would lose out to the comprehensive Senate bill if the two chambers met in a House-Senate conference committee to resolve bill disagreements, The Washington Post reported.


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What a show this week has been. Shamefully I take perverse pleasure watching the President get hammered by his own ineptitude and core dishonesty. Finally �what goes around� has made the orbit and is coming around.
It�s no secret I dislike President Obama but have never thought him stupid. I do however think he�s a liar of the first magnitude.
I�m sure his supporters are rushing to knit together a blanket of plausible deniability under which he can take cover. Sadly, our President�s best defense is being clueless?
Many said Obamacare would be a train wreck, but I didn�t understand it enough to pass judgment. Now I�m totally amazed such a ridiculously obtuse monstrosity could�ve squeezed through even a Pelosi and Reid Congress.
Big liberal government must pound everybody into the same consistency. They have to produce a political smoothie without lumps of individuality, otherwise people retain choices and options which is socialist Kryptonite.
To that end, Democrats constructed this �one-size-fits-all� mandatory universal menu of health services regardless of individual needs. My sons are thrilled they�re finally getting maternity benefits.
Plans carry �unisex� rates. Because women�s health insurance rates are generally higher than men�s, they decided to go gender neutral and charge everybody the same. Note that higher costs for females over males was produced by market realities, not political dogma.
The poison pill making this blob unsustainable financially is preventing the commercial market from adjusting premiums to risk. By eliminating pre-existing condition qualifiers regarding rates and waiting periods, they ultimately doomed Obama�s medical Goliath.
That eliminates any absolute need for proactive coverage. They�ve legislated an automatic adverse selection component into the system, which will eventually consume it.
If this was the way insurance worked 40 years ago, do you think I would�ve spent $200,000 for �just in case� policies through those decades? I doubt it.
With no insurability restrictions, had we received bad news from a doctor � perhaps a sobering biopsy result � I could�ve immediately signed up for insurance to cover the long and expensive treatments facing us. No harm, no foul, no � .
Ridiculous you say? What�s the difference between neutering exposure underwriting and timing elements in providing health coverage or similarly mandating Farm Bureau to write fire policies when applicants smell smoke?
It�s totally silly when you think about it. Extending liberal logic, perhaps we shouldn�t have to purchase flood insurance until Atlantic hurricanes target our coast and Skip (Waters of WCTI-TV) broadcasts, �Shelter the pets, secure patio furniture and call an insurance agent!�
It�s almost stand-up comedy. �Have you heard the one about healthy young folks buying insurance to prop up Obamacare and pay for us old folks?� Help me off the floor, you�re a great audience!
This legislative albatross hangs around Obama�s arrogant belief we common citizens don�t know what we need and he does. I�m imagining his staff scurrying around the White House cleaning fans.
I�d love to be a fly on the wall, but given what�s surely filling White House air nowadays the place is probably already swarming with them.
Otis Gardner�s column appears here weekly. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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thehockeyguru wrote:Green -1
Froggy wrote:grrrr.... no nhl network broadcast in baltimore. stuck with laughlin and BULLSEYE!
columbia wrote:This Neal to RW experiment is a real failure.
thehockeyguru wrote:Green -1
Froggy wrote:thehockeyguru wrote:Green -1
i didn't know hamrlik was on the caps. part of me wants him and green out there for an ultimate swiss cheese pairing, but another part wants them split up so we have multiple looks at a pairing with a gutless, lazy, cherrypicking, floater on it
DropEmJayBird wrote:I really like the penguins defensive zone play for the most part this year. 3rd periods not withstanding, but they do seem to be marking people all the time.
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