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Speedway smoking ban draws fiery fan reactionBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 17. 2013 1:02AM
LOUDON - Smoking will be banned at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway's grandstand starting this season, the speedway's general manager said in a message to fans, which prompted strong reaction from smokers and non-smokers.
Smokers still will be allowed to light up in designated areas, including concourse areas, parking lots and campgrounds, as well as souvenir, display and hospitality areas.
"The safety of our fans always comes first, thus this policy will decrease second-hand smoke exposure throughout our grandstands, yet still gives our fans the freedom to smoke anywhere else throughout our facility," Jerry Gappens, executive vice president and general manager of the speedway, wrote in a message emailed to fans. "It's our goal to give every guest the very best experience possible without contravening the experience of others."
According to a new smoking policy posted on the speedway's website, fans smoking in the grandstand will be asked by ushers to go to smoking areas, "and repeat offenders will be asked to leave."
Gappens wrote that the speedway is trying to align itself with state laws banning smoking in restaurants and bars and that he had received "overwhelming feedback" from fans about banning smoking in the grandstand seats.
New Hampshire's Indoor Smoking Act went into effect in 2007. According to the state Department of Health and Human Services, the law "mandates that smoking is prohibited in restaurants, cocktail lounges, and enclosed places owned and operated by social, fraternal, or religious organizations when open to the general public. Purposes for which such places may be open to the general public may include, but are not limited to, public meetings, voting, suppers, bingo games, theatrical events, fairs, and bazaar."
The announcement got a mixed reaction from fans on the speedway's Facebook page.
"Isn't there a family section for non smoking???? You do realize we sit outside right?????" posted Jess Leonard.
"Thank you for going smoke-free!....nothing better than the July race in the 90's temps and having cigarette smoke blown in (your) face," posted Michael Zablocki.
"I am extremely disappointed to hear about the track's decision to ban smoking on the grandstands," Michael Wiegand posted. "This decision was made after season ticket holders renewed their tickets. This new 'policy' is a deceitful business tactic."
"Mr. Gappens and everyone at NHMS, thank you very much for going smoke-free!! Just one more improvement for your great facility!" posted Dean Plummer.
"You just lost a long-time customer. (Four) seats and a camping pass are now (available). Hope the next person to enjoy our seats is as loyal as we were. A 10-year family tradition ends today," posted Dave Cohen.
"I have been attending Sprint Cup races in September for years and the only complaint I had was people smoking around me. I will now consider attending the July race as well because of this," Andrea Capron posted.
Speedway spokesperson Kristen Costa said the speedway does not believe the ban will hurt attendance or business. She said the speedway has received feedback from fans and families over the last five years asking that the grandstand be smoke-free. She said smoking areas will be equipped with televisions so fans leaving the grandstand to smoke can still follow races.
"We don't think there will be a negative effect," she said. "If anything, there will be a positive effect. It's a win-win because we will still have smoking lounges and dedicated smoking areas."
The speedway, which features hundreds of events each year, hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. The New Hampshire 300 is scheduled for July 14 and the Sylvania 300 will be run Sept. 22.
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is the latest NASCAR venue to ban smoking in grandstands. Daytona International Speedway in Florida, Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina and Michigan International Speedway are among venues that in the last few years have banned smoking or limited smoking to specific areas.
From 1972 until 2003, NASCAR's prime sponsor was the cigarette maker R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and the sport's championship was called the Winston Cup, after Winston cigarettes. The sport is now sponsored by the company Sprint.
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It started with an idea.
Suzanne Parker thought Duane Smith would be a real contender for the national Daughters of the American Revolutions History Medal, presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to preserving and teaching about our nations history. So she started collecting letters, not just from locals such as yours truly, but also from such notables as former Gov. Richard Lamm and former Sen. Gary Hart.
Then she sent them to the headquarters in Washington, D.C., where they did a little historical research of their own and discovered that they agreed wholeheartedly. In fact, they so respected his work, they had already given him the medal many years ago.
Which just goes to show, hes better at historical facts than his own personal history, I guess. So instead of the national History Medal, the members of the Sarah Platt Decker Chapter of the DAR decided to give him an award for a lifetime of achievement, and they did just that Saturday at their annual tea.
Chapter Regent Jeannine Dobbins served as mistress of ceremonies for a program that featured several awards in addition to Smiths.
Each year, DAR sponsors an essay contest with a twist. High school seniors have two hours and no references to answer the years question. This years was: How are our freedoms and responsibilities as a good citizen changing?
Lynn Constan, who was the chairwoman of the selection committee, said students who demonstrated leadership, service, patriotism and dependability were nominated by their high schools to enter the competition. For the last several years, there have been no nominees from Durango or Animas high schools, which is a shame.
The winner from Pagosa High School was Gabrielle Pajak, the daughter of Chester and Margaret Pajak. She is the second Pajak daughter to receive the award. Gabby does everything todays outstanding teens do: a 4.0 GPA, All Conference First Team in volleyball, a member of Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society and Key Club you get the picture. Shes planning to study biomedical engineering.
Gabbys essay was selected to go to the state competition from our area.
The winner from Ignacio High School, Andrew Guire, was off at an athletic competition, but the senior class president was recognized for what IHS Principal Rocky Cundiff called his ability to lead in difficult situations. Andy is hoping to study sports medicine.
The final honoree was Ellison Kennedy from Bayfield High School. Ellie also plays volleyball, holds a high GPA and helps organize fundraisers for families in the community who are in medical-bill hell. Her coach called her a woman of principle. She is the daughter of Kelly and Tiffany Kennedy.
Ellie is planning to study communications and public speaking.
All three students received a certificate, a check, a pin created specifically for the award winners from the competition and a copy of Pioneers of the San Juan Country, the chapters compilation of oral histories from pioneers of the area. (Thats a frequently used reference at my desk.)
Parker also was chairwoman of the committee that gave awards for community service, and two well-deserving women were selected. Ruth Lambert, cultural resources director of the San Juan Mountains Association, and Julie Pickett are co-founders of the Southwest Colorado Genealogical Society and have spent the last several years documenting, restoring and preserving several area cemeteries, including the old Animas City Cemetery.
As the recipient of some of their wide-ranging information about the area, I can say that not only has what theyve done expanded our knowledge of the early settlers here, theyre both generous in sharing it with those who are on a quest to find an ancestor or, in one case, find a living heir so a piece of property can be sold.
Picketts family came to cheer her on, including her husband, Rod Pickett, daughters Jessica Hargett and Amanda Howell, and granddaughters Kaitlyn Hargett, Elizabeth Howell and Anya Howell.
Pickett had the best quote of the day: As were catapulted into the technologically advanced future, I hope we remain anchored to the values of the past.
It was great to see nonagenarian Lavenia McCoy, who was honored with the Women in History Award for her longtime support of the public library in Bayfield, which now bears her name, and the Pine River Heritage Society. She gets the credit for the quote, Dont grow old. Its not convenient.
Artist June Jurcak received a relatively new award, the Winner in the Arts, for her extensive public service in Pagosa. Mellody Gartley handed out that one.
And in a special award, member Sandy Howe was acknowledged for her longtime and ongoing support of the Colorado State Veterans Center at Homelake. She and her husband, Dan, have made innumerable trips across Wolf Creek Pass in all kinds of weather to deliver gifts since 2005.
The tea featured a cornucopia of goodies prepared by members and organized by Kathy Chamberlain, whose husband, Rusty, was, of course, shanghaied into volunteering, too.
Congratulations to all the honorees.
Celebrating their Pisces birthdays in high style are Betsy Petersen, Stan Crapo, Odette Zenizo, Herb Folsom, Gene Bradley, Sam Stites, Ru Huot, Susan Stuber, Connie Trautmann, Don Briscoe, Dan Howell, Pat Mahan, John Serwe, Allen Washburn, Jessie Davis, Jeff Munger and Meade Harbison.
On Valentine Day, Bob Condon gave a talk called Appreciating Irish Music: An Interactive Experience as part of the Professional Associates of Fort Lewis Colleges Lifelong Learning Series. More than 100 people attended, many with their sweethearts in tow, to learn more about one of their favorite forms of music.
He probably should have called it Appreciating Celtic Music, because he didnt limit himself to just the Emerald Isle.
Condon talked about jigs, reels and hornpipes. He said the English, in an effort to quash nationalistic sentiments, banned the harp, the bagpipe and whistles in an effort to consolidate their power. (They just went underground.)
He also gave some recommendations for where to hear authentic Irish music. (Hint: Head west.)
My only complaint is we didnt hear enough music Im not sure I could tell the difference between the three standard forms without hearing them next to each other.
And forget about Danny Boy being the quintessential Irish song. It was written by an Englishman and failed to get much traction in England. It wasnt until an Irish publisher released it that it became popular.
While Im on the topic of the Lifelong Learning Series, if youve been intrigued when I write about the Reading Club of Durango, you can learn more this Thursday when yours truly will take the podium to share some of the history of this club, which is celebrating its 130th program year. The ladies of the club are responsible for much of the civilizing influence on this once Wild West town.
The talk begins at 7 p.m. and will be held in Noble Hall 130 at FLC.
The Durango High School Class of 1963 is kicking off the planning for its 50th reunion, which will be held Sept. 13 through 15. And, of course, the first order of business is tracking down all their old classmates.
If you graduated in 1963, or have a family member who did, please call Charley Gremmels at (970) 946-1302 or Ann (Gregory) Yates at (720) 480-5841 with contact information for the grad.
The further we get from high school, the less important the cliques are and the more important it is to catch up with people who knew you back when.

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The Air Mobility Command Museum held its first ever Veterans Day celebration with guest speaker Ron Gough, a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant, and the Milford Community Band performing American classics, such as the Star Spangled Banner, and patriotic marches.
Retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Ron Gough and Air Mobility Command Museum chaplain John Groth both evoked the adage that veterans were people who had written a blank check made out to the United States of America during the Air Mobility Command Museum's inaugural Veterans Day Celebration.
"A veteran is someone who at one point in his or her life wrote a blank check payable to the United States of America for an amount up to an including his her life," said Gough, the Air Mobility Command Museum's guest speaker. "That is a powerful sentence.
"From our fight for independence in 1776 through the war on terror today, our nation's sailors, soldiers, airmen, Marines and Coast Guard men have in fact written a blank check payable to the United States of America, up to an including their own lives," Gough said. "We are a country who honors our war dead on Memorial Day and on Veterans Day we honor those who have served."
During his opening remarks, Groth thanked God for veterans who had made this outstanding commitment to America.
"Father, we are grateful for the privilege to be here today to celebrate the men and women who served, serve and will serve this great nation that you have blessed us with, that you have blessed the world with," Groth said.
Gough, who spent much of his military career at Dover Air Force Base, was lauded by museum officials for creating the "Hallway of Heroes" at the Air Mobility Command Museum as the result of extensive research into the nation's highest military honor, the Medal of Honor.
However, Gough said he did not join the military 44 years ago because he wanted to become a veteran. He joined the U.S. Air Force because he was facing the draft in 1968 and decided to go ahead and join.
He went on to serve in the Air Force, including a tour in Southeast Asia. Then, he married and had a family and started a career. Since then, he had grown to appreciate what it really means to be a veteran, he said.
"As a veteran, I look forward to this day every year. I really do, versus when I first entered the military and never thought about being a veteran," Gough said. "On this day, I stand a little bit taller when I see a flag go by. I hold my hand a little bit tighter to my chest when the Pledge of Allegiance is recited.
"When our national anthem is played I render the crispest salute. My right hand is raised sharp with my hand touching my eyebrow as all of us here have been trained to do, steady as a rock, saluting my flag. I have never been more proud to be a veteran. All veterans are fellow brothers and sisters. … I salute you."
Among the crowd attending the Veterans Day ceremony at Air Mobility Command were Melanie Burgoyne, of Smyrna, and her children, Stefan, Drew, Annika and Ava. The children had off from the Smyrna School District, similar to the rest of the schools in the state.
"We come here maybe once a year or so," she said. "Our family has a long history in the military. We come here to honor them and all of those who served."
Air Mobility Command Museum Board of Directors member Ed Perkowski was happy with the crowd of more than 200 that came for the inaugural Veterans Day celebration at the museum on the grounds of the Dover Air Force Base. Perkowski was the event's chairman.
"With the confusion between yesterday being Veterans Day and today I was pleased with the crowd," he said. "Next year, I expect us to do something a little bit bigger and a little bit better. It's Veterans Day; it's a happy day."
As part the celebration, the Milford Community Band entertained the crowd by performing American classics, such as "The Star Spangled Banner" and several patriotic marches.


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Seahawks LE Red Bryant played with a torn plantar fascia in his foot for the second half of the 2012 season.
That likely explains Bryant's down season versus the run. After grading out as a top-12 run defending end in 2011 at Pro Football Focus, he dropped all the way to No. 49 in 2012. Seattle still boasted the tenth-ranked run defense in the league, so look for them to only get better this upcoming season. Bryant, 29 in April, is entering the second year of a five-year, $35 million contract. Feb 14 - 5:50 PM
Source: Tacoma News Tribune
I've heard people say, "get rid of the Red Bryant experiment"...Leave Red Alone!! haha jk
Seriously though, this is was an elite penetrator in 2011...obviously something had to be up. I don't know if any of you have had plantar fascia issues, but I have..and it's very painful. To have it torn must be excruciating and would be debilitating from an anchoring perspective which is what penetrating the Oline is all about. You can't be a good GM and have knee-jerk type reactions..
Before you say we need a new "elephant" in our D, please give him a chance to get better. We won't be drafting or signing his replacement this year..I can guarantee you that.
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DENVER A state senator is proposing a $1 billion tax increase to fund the first major change in 20 years to the way Colorado pays for its schools.
Sen. Mike Johnston, D-Denver, has previously sponsored controversial school-reform legislation, including an end to seniority-based job protection for teachers.
On Monday, he unveiled what he called the capstone of those efforts a new school-finance system to pay for the reforms passed by the Legislature. But if his bill passes, it would not take effect unless voters approve a historic tax increase for schools.
We see this as a once-in-a-generation chance to get this right, Johnston said.
He found several faults in the current school-finance system, which he noted was put in place before most people had cellphones or email.
Under the current system, the richest districts have the lowest property tax rates and still get hefty state subsidies. Johnstons plan would start to shift responsibility for schools back to local taxpayers, who bore most of the cost 20 years ago.
His plan also would eliminate cost-of-living payments from the state to expensive areas such as mountain resorts. Its harder for districts to hang onto teachers in low-cost Eastern Plains towns such as Arikaree than it is in resort areas such as Telluride, he said.
But no district would lose money under his plan, he said.
There are only winners and bigger winners, he said.
The Legislature currently spends a little more than $5 billion on public education. Johnston estimated his new system would require an additional $750 million to $1.1 billion a year.
When the recession began, Colorado started cutting its school budget, and cuts now total more than $1 billion yearly. The average funding per student is now about $6,500, instead of the $7,700 it would have been without the cuts.
Johnston released a draft of the 140-page bill Monday, and he expects to formally introduce it in about two weeks, after a few more public meetings to discuss it.
Johnston and his backers already have held six public meetings around the state and worked with some 2,000 educators to draft the bill.
The proposal comes as legislators are waiting for the state Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of the current school-finance system. A lower court declared that funding is so low it violates the constitutions guarantee of a thorough and uniform education to every Colorado child.
Under Johnstons plan, a separate citizen initiative will be filed to ask voters for the tax increase. That initiative was not released Monday.
The campaign will be fighting against Colorados history.
In 2011, voters turned down a tax increase for schools, Proposition 103, on nearly a 2-to-1 margin. That effort drew support from only a few public officials, along with tepid positive statements from Gov. John Hickenlooper.


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If there were any doubts the economy is recovering and people are becoming more optimistic, the Womens Resource Centers Annual Meeting and Volunteer Appreciation Party would have dispelled them.
After a period of great uncertainty about four years ago, the center has established a stalwart leadership team with Executive Director Liz Mora, Director of Marketing and Fund Development Deborah Uroda and Programs Director Christy Schaerer taking the center to more solid footing. And the success is contagious more than 90 people, including more than a dozen men (yeah!), attended the event. That was more than double the attendees a few years ago.
They arrived to the smiling faces of longtime volunteers Barb Shore, Sue Griffith and Maile Kane. Shore and Griffith have to be among the best volunteers ever. For the last 17 years, each has showed up one day a week to help run the office.
Guests enjoyed a fajita dinner with choices of beef and chicken, salad, beans and rice and a cornucopia of desserts, including brownies, lemon bars and other goodies prepared by Nortons Catering.
There was a lot of good news.
Anne Swisher, volunteer coordinator for Womenade, which the center administers, was named Volunteer of the Year. Womenade is a program in which participants attend a potluck, throw $25 into the pot and then select recipients who need help to get through a rough patch to receive the resulting money.
Her fellow Womenade Council members could not have been more thrilled. They are Nancy Vanderwal, Shauna Agnew, Donna Codd, Janet Oliver, Anita Cohen and Christina Knickerbocker.
Schaerer, who helped Mora present the award, said one of the great things Swisher does is follow up with the mini-grant recipients to see how theyre doing and communicating it back to the donors. In 2012, Womenade helped 31 women with everything from car repairs to medical expenses, dispensing more than $12,000.
In a fascinating stage of development, perhaps an illustration of changing times and the centers maturity, the organizations membership elected the first-ever male board chairman in its 26-year history. Daniel Wiggins had some fun when outgoing chairwoman Margie Deane Gray gave him a copy of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus: The Classic Guide to Understanding the Opposite Sex. He said hes already read it once or twice, but theres always something new to learn in that confusing dance we all do.
In an economy in which every nonprofit is struggling, whether its a little or a lot, the center has worked hard to achieve some financial stability. Because 2012 marked its 25th anniversary, several donors were more willing to give, so grant money increased from $13,000 to $22,000.
A generous donor committed to a three-year, $30,000-a-year gift to be allocated to the WRCs Fort Lewis College scholarship funds and its Educational Opportunity Fund, which helps women increase their ability to be self-sufficient by earning new certifications and skills.
And the new owners of what used to be New Country Auto and is now the Durango Motor Co., have jumped right into the generosity of spirit that is the hallmark of our community. They said they would donate $5 for everyone who liked them on Facebook, and would double the donation if they made it to $2,500. The WRCs friends didnt quite make it, but the Aus family decided What the heck and wrote a check for $5,000 anyway.
On hand to present the moolah were Marketing Director Megan Aus, Mandie Aus Frazier, her sister, and Tammy Nelson, the wife of general manager Chris Nelson.
During the course of last year, the center helped 888 women with resources and referrals. That sounds a little amorphous for most people, who dont understand the staff and volunteer time it takes to help a woman turn her life around.
Wiggins told the stories of two women to demonstrate the point.
A 54-year-old woman moved from Telluride to Durango because she couldnt find care there for her 23-year-old disabled son. Without that, she couldnt work. Her life was further complicated by the fact that she was going through a divorce. She had paid the first and last month on an apartment, but with no income, she and her son were facing eviction. Seems like a pretty desperate situation, doesnt it?
Schaerer got her started with Community Connections to arrange for care for the son, and volunteer Enid Brodsky met with her through the centers 30-Minute Expert program to work on her résumé and develop job-search strategies. The center also hooked her up with a voucher to the Durango Food Bank to stretch her food budget, and provided her with information about low and reduced cost medical care through La Plata County CARES. She is now working full time, supporting herself and her son, albeit with a typical Durangoans tight budget.
Multiply all that effort by 888 to understand just how profoundly lives were changed.
The center said farewell to several board members who have completed their terms, including Melanie McLean, who served as treasurer for four years, Victoria FittsMilgrim and Lynne Sholler, and the center said hello to new board members Kristin Nelson, B.J. Boucher and Lesley Gannon Meiering.
Coming up are scads of activities for Womens History Month in March, so stay tuned.
While Im on the subject of the Womens Resource Center, its time to nominate a woman who knocks your socks off for this years Extraordinary Woman. Last years honoree, Paulette Church, was so deserving of the award, and she gave a dynamite speech that inspired the whole room at the annual luncheon in March 2012, so the bars pretty high.
Here are the criteria: She must be a woman who is a leader and is steadfastly devoted (now theres some great wording) in her efforts to make this community a better place; inspires as a role model (they say for women and girls in La Plata County, but most of the extraordinary women I know inspire people of both genders); and works tirelessly to advance equal rights, equality and self-sufficiency in the county.
See what I mean by a high bar?
Nomination forms are available on the centers website at www.wrc durango.org click Events and then Womens History Month 2013. Completed forms are due at the Womens Resource Center office by 4 p.m. Feb. 8.
The honoree will be notified in advance, and the award will be presented at the organizations annual luncheon March 15.
Id say sharpen those pencils, but most folks will probably be tapping away at a keyboard instead.
Finishing off the Capricorn birthdays and heading into the Age of Aquarius are Kathy Szelag, Sweetie Marbury, Lee Campbell, Juliet Loftis, Mattie Morris, Mel Owen, Jan Patton, Luke Slater, Laura Shelton, Jack Whistler, Connie Zollinger, Thomas Duft, Brigitte Cunningham, Trudy Mickel, Michaela Cooley, Julia Dodd, Kaitlynn Duff, Darren Wales, Samuel Kidd, Eden Smith and Barb Conn.
Celebrating positively balmy anniversaries are Darryl and Marilyn Metz, Stephen and Donna Bowles and two of my favorite people, Virgil V.J. and Maxine Mackie Headrick.


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We've all become cliff dwellers, clinging to the rocky face while, above us, President Obama and Congressional Republicans are locked in an embrace heading toward the precipice which will plunge them - and us - into... just what exactly?
Well, depends whose prediction you're willing to accept.
There are those who are convinced the fiscal cliff issue is a manufactured crisis, constructed by liberals and aided by a compliant media to scare the bejesus out of Americans and convince them that their only salvation lies in increasing taxes on the most wealthy among us. It's at most a fiscal speed bump, not a cliff, they say.
On the other side is the body of opinion which holds that, unless a deal is struck, taxes will go up automatically on Jan. 1, taking more money out of the pockets of all Americans - money which consumers would normally spend on goods and services and continue to help the nation's economic recovery.
The higher taxes, combined with some $500 billion in automatic across the board cuts in government spending will produce a severe recession from which it take could years to recover, they say.
President Obama doesn't want what Congressional Republicans want and they don't want what he wants, turning the entire situation into a public relations war rather than a sober, good faith effort to negotiate a settlement.
Both sides have decided that the struggle for hearts and minds can best be carried out on Sunday morning television talk shows, repeating the same stale, hackneyed talking points which, in truth, only reinforce the public perception of governmental insincerity and ineptitude, a theater of the absurd acted out by individuals who don't give a damn about the effect on the audience.
The president has succeeded in framing the debate around his belief that wealthy Americans - the top two per cent of wage earners - should pay more in income taxes while characterizing Republican opponents as fighting to the death to protect the rich and curb spending by chipping away at Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid - programs which disproportionately benefit low and middle income individuals.
For Republicans, it's been a losing hand so far. Even conservative leader Bill Kristol, giving vent to his frustration, said raising taxes on multi-millionaires - most of whom were Obama donors and supporters in any event - wasn't such a bad idea and Republicans wouldn't be punished for agreeing to it.
While there is an anti-tax strand in the DNA of many Republicans in Congress, there is an equally powerful political survival strand as well, one which signals that refusing to act and allowing taxes to increase on all Americans threatens that survival.
It is on this easily understood point that the President's argument hinges. The decision is in Republican hands whether to extend tax cuts for 98 per cent of Americans or allow them to rise while safeguarding the personal wealth of the remaining two per cent.
Republicans are certainly correct in criticizing the President for his refusal to come to grips in any significant way with the need to cut spending as well as implement critically needed changes in the so-called entitlement programs to assure their long term survival.
They deserve credit as well for their openness to increasing revenues largely through revisions in the tax code to limit or eliminate deductions, rather than through a rate increase.
But, by continuing to include as a significant part of their proposal some $600 billion in reductions in entitlement programs, Republicans are playing into Obama's hands and giving him repeated opportunities to relentlessly drive his wealthy-versus- the-rest-of-us argument.
National polls have been unanimous in popular support for requiring the wealthy to pay more and the President and his surrogates in the Congress have made the point repeatedly that the presidential campaign was fought in large measure on that premise and that Obama won both the election and the argument.
Republican reaction to the President's initial proposal to raise taxes, spend billions on a stimulus package, give him the authority to raise the national debt ceiling without Congressional approval and promise to consider spending cuts at some vague, undefined point in the future was understandable outrage.
A more appropriate and politically wise response would have been to say, okay, keep the tax cuts for 98 per cent of Americans, raise the rates on the wealthy to pre-George Bush levels, no stimulus, no debt ceiling giveaway, and declare victory by pledging to take up spending cuts and entitlement reform after returning from enjoying the holidays.
As the year draws to a close the eventual outcome may, indeed, come down to something similar.
In the meantime, all us cliff dwellers will dig our fingernails in a little deeper in the crevices of the rock face and keep our eyes turned upward at the dance taking place at the cliff's edge.
© Copyright 2012 Carl Golden, distributed exclusively by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate. Golden is a senior contributing analyst with the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.


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Saul of the Mole Men
Season 1
Blood is Thicker Than Walter
Mole Man Bertrum plots to usurp power from his ailing father, the King. Saul, Johnny, and Robot plot to infiltrate the Mole Man Village in hopes of contacting STRATA.
The Finger of Fate or The Fateful Finger
Clancy and Bertrum run for "King of the Mole Men". Saul joins the election race at the encouragement of a talking rock.
Fun King Johnny
Saul fights to survive in Mole Man Prison. Bertrum attempts to gain support for his ambitious "Project Thunderhole", despite Clancy's vehement objections.
Work the Sack
Bertrum kicks off Project Thunderhole with a party and the ceremonial "Beating of the Mutant Sack."
Moustache Ride
Saul develops romantic feelings for the beautiful Fallopia. The STRATA Operators embark on a rescue mission.
Fallopia and the gang attempt to save Saul from the clutches of a mysterious BirdBat who covets his stone.
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Saul stumbles upon a beloved Tall Tale Hero. The STRATA Operators encounter some rough seas.
Faster Robot! Upload! Upload!
The STRATA Operators reflect on their doomed mission as they receive an update from Robot.
The Girly Bird Gets The Ring
Johnny and the BirdBat Princess share a forbidden love as the Mole Men and BirdBats prepare for war.
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Even though Gary Filbert is no longer with us, his legacy as Mexico High School's winningest boys basketball coach lives on when the second Gary Filbert Classic will be held Saturday at the MHS sports complex.
In January 2011, Mexico paid tribute to Filbert by naming the basketball floor of the sports complex the "Gary Filbert Court." Many of his former players attended the celebration to visit their former coach. Filbert's family and many of his friends also attended the special event.
That tribute continued last year when the first-ever Gary Filbert Classic was held on the court named in his honor. The tribute continues Saturday.
"We are honored to be hosting the second annual Gary Filbert Classic," stated Jeff Anderson, MHS Athletic Director. "The classic is a tribute to Coach Gary Filbert, a legendary coach for the Mexico Bulldogs. His influence as a coach in the Mexico community is still talked about by players and fans," added Anderson.
In its first year, four games were played, both boys and girls participating. This year five games will be played beginning at 1 p.m. The opening game has No. 1 ranked Silex against No. 3 Sturgeon girls in Class 2, followed by Sturgeon and Community R-6 boys, next will be Helias and Pacific boys. The Mexico Lady Bulldogs will host the Helias girls. The Lady Bulldogs are coming into the contest on a 5-game winning streak. The nightcap has the No. 7 ranked Mexico Bulldogs hosting Warrensburg. "It should be a great day of high school basketball," said Anderson.
The event is sponsored by the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association, founded by Filbert. Admission is $6 for adults and $3 for students; $1 for each adult ticket will go to the Relay for Life team here in Mexico and $1 will go to benefit the Gary Filbert Scholarship Fund. The Mexico Bulldog Booster Club will have its full menu in the concession stand.
Filbert was head boys' basketball coach and athletic director at Mexico High School from 1955-1969. His teams won 260 games and lost 110 with 24 tournament titles, six conference championships and seven trips to the state tournament. He also coached at Missouri Western State College and was assistant men's basketball coach at the university and served as assistant director of athletics at MU, and was executive director of the Show-Me State Games from 1987-2002. He has also received many accolades for his accomplishments in the sports field.
Saturday's Lineup
1 p.m./GIRLS: Sturgeon v. Silex
2:45 p.m./BOYS: Sturgeon v. Community R-6
4:30 p.m./BOYS: Helias Catholic v. Pacific
6:15 p.m./GIRLS: Mexico v. Helias Catholic
8 p.m/BOYS: Mexico v. Warrensburg.


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This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
When these two medicines are taken together, your body may not be able to process tacrolimus correctly.
What might happen:
Your blood levels of tacrolimus may increase and cause toxic effects.
What you should do about this interaction:
Contact your doctor if you experience a decrease in the amount of urine you make, if you develop any new side effects from your medicine, or if have any dizziness or fainting episodes.Your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. If your doctor prescribes these medicines together, it may be necessary to adjust the dose of tacrolimus or change you to a different medicine. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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This page contains some troubleshooting tips for issues you may encounter while building kde4 from source.
Many of the issues listed here may be out of date.
If you have a problem building a KDE program, first find the exact place where it occurs. Instead of using
make -jn
use a simple
to see the error message. If you do not understand the error message, use
make VERBOSE=1
to see the compile or link command that actually failed.
Also, when using kdesrc-build view the log files.
You may have to troubleshoot qt building too..
If you have problems compiling kdelibs, first make sure the software in the Required Software section above is installed and works. If you install additional software, it may be necessary to remove ~/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/CMakeCache.txt before trying the build again. In particular, pay attention to the requirement of kdesupport (such as the components for automoc, strigi, phonon, etc).
Other possible hints include:
If cmakekde still gives the same error then try this
cd cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KDEDIR \ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull \ -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=ON \ ~/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs make make install
update-alternatives --config qmake
CMake Error: KDE Requires Qt to be built with SSL support
, install openssl-devel, remove CMakeCache.txt and re-compile QT.
kdelibs/kimgio/ico.cpp:188: undefined reference to `QImage::jumpTable()' it means you compiled Qt without Qt3 support(no, linking to a true Qt3 install won't work)
make clean in kdelibs.
remove ../.. build/kdelibs cs KDE/kdelibs cmakekde
/Depot/Temp/kdelibs-4.0.2/kdecore/kde-config.cpp:197: undefined reference to `KConfigGroup::readPathEntry(char const*, QString const&) const' and kde-config.cpp:66: undefined reference to `ki18n(char const*)'? Seems to happen with some localization stuff
If you have troubles compiling kdebase:
-- Installing: /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.kde.kcontrol.kcmremotewidgets.policy CMake Error at plasma/remotewidgetshelper/cmake_install.cmake:54 (FILE): file INSTALL cannot copy file "/home/kde-devel/kde/build/kde-runtime/plasma/remotewidgetshelper/org.kde.kcontrol.kcmremotewidgets.policy" to "/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.kde.kcontrol.kcmremotewidgets.policy".
To resolve this issue either install kdesupport/polkit-qt and rebuild kdelibs and kdebase (remember to remove the CMakeCache.txt), or pass an extra parm to cmake for -DKDE4_AUTH_POLICY_FILES_INSTALL_DIR=$KDEDIR/share/polkit-1/actions
Please set the following variables: CLUCENE_LIBRARY_DIR (ADVANCED)
Make sure you have clucene installed and clucene-devel. If necessary, get the source from sourceforge and compile it. If you have SUSE and an x64 installation, you need to make cmake aware your library path is /usr/lib64, not /usr/lib. Do this with
cmake -DLIB_SUFFIX=64 .
make sure it has been set by calling
ccmake .
CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/kde-devel/kde/lib:$CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=/home/kde-devel/kde/include:$CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH
and delete the CMakeCache.txt in your build directory.
CMake Error at workspace/plasma/scriptengines/python/cmake_install.cmake:68 (FILE):
file INSTALL cannot copy file
to "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/PyKDE4/plasmascript.py".
Call Stack (most recent call first):
workspace/plasma/scriptengines/cmake_install.cmake:40 (INCLUDE) workspace/plasma/cmake_install.cmake:43 (INCLUDE) workspace/cmake_install.cmake:62 (INCLUDE) cmake_install.cmake:39 (INCLUDE)
try to set: -DPYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES_DIR=~/.local/lib/python2.6/site-packages (check that this path corresponds to something in your system, you might have a different version of python) as a parameter for cmake (or cmakekde)
If you have trouble compiling kdepimlibs:
cd cs mkdir kdesupport && cd kdesupport svn checkout svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/kdesupport/automoc cd automoc cmakekde
cd cs cd kdesupport svn checkout svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/kdesupport/akonadi cd akonadi cmakekde
If you are building and installing packages as a dedicated user, you may find that the installation of the python bindings fails because it can't install the necessary files in some system-wide directories. To resolve this, execute the following code as root:
KDE_DEVEL_USER=kde-devel mkdir -p /usr/share/sip/PyKDE4 for dir in /usr/lib/python*; do mkdir -p $dir/site-packages/PyKDE4 done chown $KDE_DEVEL_USER /usr/share/sip/PyKDE4 \ /usr/lib/python*/site-packages/PyKDE4
Note: You may need to change /usr/lib to /usr/lib64
Note: I had to use "dist-packages" instead of "site-packages" in the above
This will allow your development user to install the files it needs to, without giving it unnecessary access to your system.
KUniqueApplication: Cannot find the D-Bus session server
make sure you can access the display, e.g. type
then a clock must appear on the screen. If it does and the error persists, start your shell using
dbus-launch xterm
and start your program in there.
Error: standard icon theme "oxygen" not found! ASSERT: "!isEmpty()" in file /home/kde-devel/qt-copy/include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qlist.h, line 245 Aborted (core dumped)
You need to install kdebase - see above. It is enough to install the "runtime" directory from kdebase.
What can happen over time, after some svn up commands, is that some of the tools used in the KDE build chain change their output format. For example, kcfg files are read by kconfig_compiler to produce configuration dialogs. CMake cannot detect those changes, and the compilation might fail. A workaround is to always force a re-generation of all such files:
find $KDE_SRC/KDE/kdebase -name "*.kcfg" | xargs touch
The same applies to ui files as produced by Qt designer.
When installing KDE 4 as a user, one may be not able to unlock a locked session, depending on the system configuration.
If the problem are insufficient permissions of the kcheckpass binary, the fix is to run this:
chown root.root $KDEDIR/lib/kde4/libexec/kcheckpass
chmod 4755 $KDEDIR/lib/kde4/libexec/kcheckpass
Alternatively, if KDE is built with PAM (libpam-dev is installed while configuring kdebase), the problem may be a missing PAM service definition ("kde" by default) in the /etc/pam.d/ folder. The simplest fix is running "make install" in kdebase/workspace/ as root. Alternatively, one can copy the "login" service and possibly adjust it.
For example for RH/Fedora based distros:
auth include system-auth account include system-auth password include system-auth session include system-auth
while for debian/Kubuntu:
@include common-auth @include common-account @include common-session @include common-password
X headers like X.h are missing. They usually reside in /usr/include/X11/ or similar. Your distribution may contain them in a seperate package like X-devel. If the files are simply installed in a non-standard directory see configure --help.
When using SuSE, install xdevel from SuSE's "X" Series in YaST. On Caldera, Mandrake and Redhat the package is named XFree86-devel.
Install libstdc++-devel.
Do you have the currently required Qt library installed ? See "How to get the latest sources". Make sure that QTDIR is pointing to the correct location.
If you are using Solaris 2.6 and want to compile KDE as a normal user, please see this document first.
Well it's not new but better put it somewhere. Solaris X headers are buggy. They declare functions with no return type (assuming it defaults to int). You can get around by setting CXXFLAGS="-fpermissive" before ./configure to let g++ be okay with that.
Set LIBS="-lgcc -lstdc++ -Wl,-export-dynamic" while running configure, for all modules.
If you are using a recent version of Glib (version >= 2.9.1) and have built kdelibs using the configure option --enable-fast-malloc=full, you are likely to see aRts related crashes which output an error message on the terminal:
***MEMORY-ERROR***: [xxxx]: GSlice: failed to allocate 248 bytes (alignment: 256): Invalid argument
This is due to a clash in the way that arts/kdelibs and Glib handle memory allocation. There are two alternative solutions to this: one is to not use --enable-fast-malloc=full; the other is to set an environment variable for the KDE session


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Fatal Hillsborough crash devastates Peterborough, Concord familiesBy PAT GROSSMITH
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January 28. 2013 10:20PM
Two New Hampshire families are reeling after two sets of retirement-aged couples died Sunday night on a state highway in Hillsborough.
One couple were a husband-wife architectural team who played key roles in Peterborough and Harrisville.
The other were a retired corrections officer and retired school teacher who stayed together for 42 years, despite his affinity for the Boston Red Sox and hers for the New York Yankees.
"Our thoughts and prayers are not only with our parents but with the other couple as well," said Michael Robb, son of the mismatched baseball lovers, Concord residents Donald Robb, 68, and Brenda Mary Robb, 62.
In Peterborough, town officials and residents mourned the death of Rick Monahon, 69, and Mary "Duffy" Monahon, 71.
Townspeople praised their work to convert downtown Harrisville into a historic site, land conservation work and preservation of her third-generation family farm.
"Duffy and Rick were a creative force in shaping what we see and feel when we come to Peterborough," said Peterborough Selectman Joe Byk. "They were tireless visionaries who will leave a huge void."
Both were architects and worked at the downtown office of Richard M. Monahon Jr., AIA Architects.
The accident took place about 5 p.m. on Route 202/9 in Hillsborough, a dangerous, two-lane straightaway that has lent itself to horrific crashes in the past.
The Robbs were returning home after dropping off their 7-year-old granddaughter at her home in Chesterfield, said son Michael Robb.
He said it was a blessing that Ella was not in the car when the crash happened.
Police said Richard Monahon was driving his 2013 Subaru Forester west when it collided with the eastbound 2005 Toyota carrying the Robbs.
The Monahons and Donald Robb were pronounced dead at the scene. An ambulance rushed Brenda Robb to Concord Hospital, where a helicopter flew her to a Boston hospital, where she died of her injuries.
Police have not said which car crossed the line. They said alcohol did not appear to be a factor.
In Peterborough, officials said that Duffy Monahon advocated downtown revitalization in the 1990s, as opposed to rezoning of gateways for commercial development.
Depot Square, an abandoned mill, was redeveloped, and now Peterborough is a prime example of preservation and smart growth.
"She was just so full of energy and so full of life," said Francie Von Mertens, the Peterborough Conservation Commission chairman.
Rick Monahon was the current planning board chairman.
"Everybody is reacting with tremendous grief and horror," said Selectman Liz Thomas. "Nobody is going to fill that space that they left here. It's shocking, really shocking."
On Monday, town residents said they would visit the Monahon's 35-acre farm to make sure their sheep were fed.
The Robbs resided in Concord for more than 30 years. He retired 12 years ago, after working 26 years with the state Department of Corrections.
She was a retired Concord reading specialist/language arts teacher at Rundlett Junior High School. She retired in 1996 at age 45.
Huge baseball fans, the Robbs bought a second home in Florida so they could attend spring training. For a short time, they were snowbirds but, Robb said, they discovered they missed their children so they decided to limit their stay each year in the Sunshine State to only the month of March.
Donald played softball in city leagues, while his wife volunteered at homeless shelters and answered the rape and domestic violence hotlines.
"They just had a zest for life," Michael Robb said. "They had a happy life."
The Robbs have a daugher, Erin Scaggs, of Chesterfield and two granddaughters, Ella, 7, and Pearl, 1.
The Monahons have a daughter, Sophie, who is in architectural graduate school at the University of Texas. Duffy had three children from another marriage: Ian Spencer of Los Angeles, Duncan Spencer of Philadelphia and Dooney Leeson of Taos, N.M.
The crash remains under investigation. Hillsborough police, with the assistance of New Hampshire State Police Technical Accident Reconstruction team, continue to investigate the crash.
Anyone with more information or who witnessed the collision is asked to call Sgt. Nicholas Hodgen or Officer Christopher Parson at 464-5512.


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With Monday's weather further complicating an already frantic week, it's a good time to take a step back and examine how the postseason picture is shaping up for Greencastle-Antrim's spring sports.
Let's start on the diamond.
Including all games played through Saturday, the G-A varsity baseball team is basically on the bubble in the updated District 3-AAA power ratings, with the Blue Devils currently ranked 15th.
Of the 38 Class AAA teams, only the top 16 make the cut, trimmed down from 20 a season ago.
To put it plainly — G-A must take care of business over the next four days.
Following yesterday's postponements, the Blue Devils (8-5) now play Boiling Springs today at home before hosting Gettysburg on Wednesday. G-A then wraps up its pivotal stretch at Big Spring on Friday, more or less needing to sweep the week in order to create some breathing room.
Fortunately, the Blue Devils defeated all three Mid-Penn Colonial Division opponents in their meetings earlier this year, providing plenty of confidence heading into each match-up.
Aside from the obvious, adding to the immediate importance of winning are the two remaining contests awaiting G-A next week, when the Blue Devils will play a pair of Quad-A teams in Chambersburg and Waynesboro on the road to conclude their regular season schedule.
Originally, G-A was to host Central Dauphin for its season finale on Saturday, May 11, but a scheduling conflict forced the game to be canceled. At the moment, no replacement opponent has been announced, leaving the Blue Devils with a total of just 18 games come time for District 3's deadline date of May 14.
"We feel like we have to win all three games next week," G-A head coach Eric Shaner said following Friday's loss to Spring Grove. "Regardless of how the games play out, we have to find a way to win."
Things aren't quite as tense for the G-A varsity softball team, which currently finds itself comfortably in position to make the 16-team field.
Not yet including the Blue Devils' 2-1 showing at the Big Spring tournament on Saturday, G-A sat at No. 4 in the most-recent Class AAA ratings, likely to at least stay put following two victories over Quad-A opponents (Chambersburg and New Oxford) in Newville.
While sharing the same five remaining opponents as the baseball team, the Blue Devil ladies find themselves in the driver's seat concerning the Colonial Division.
Entering today's game at Boiling Springs, G-A (11-4) technically sits tied atop the league standings with James Buchanan, both boasting a record of 6-2. However, due to the Blue Devils sweeping their season series against the Rockets, any tiebreaker should favor G-A.
The wildcard will be Waynesboro, who currently remains a half game back at 5-2. Depending on how things play out, the season finale on May 9 between the Maidens and Blue Devils in Greencastle could very well determine the Colonial title.
Despite having to wait until official performance sheets are released on Sunday, May 12 for the District 3 Track and Field Championships, several Blue Devil athletes have likely already solidified a spot in the annual event held at Shippensburg University.
Ranging from Nikki Garns' school-record time in the girls' 400 at the Apple Blossom Invitational on Saturday to Austin Scott breaking a 52-year-old stadium record in the long jump earlier this month, G-A will boast some legitimate contenders come mid-May.
The boys' 4x100 relay team of Scott, Taylor Kirkpatrick, Eli Bock and Devin Statler also appears to be peaking at the right time, posting a season-best time of 43.30 on Saturday, certainly expected to make the Class AAA field.
Following Thursday's non-league dual meet at Trinity, the Blue Devils will host the Route 16 Last Chance Qualifier next Monday, providing an additional opportunity for area athletes to record a district-qualifying time or distance.
G-A will then compete at the Mid-Penn Championships in Chambersburg on Saturday, May 11 before sending qualified participants to the District 3 meet the following weekend.


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SNHU Penmen looking for some home cooking vs. St. Anselm HawksBy KEVIN GRAY
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 05. 2013 10:14PM
St. Anselm College has won 11 of 12 games while climbing to No. 15 in the nation, and the high-powered Hawks have produced the leading scorer in the Northeast-10 Conference, Roy Mabrey, who is averaging 19.5 points per game. Freshman Mike McCahey (17.6 ppg) recently won the NE-10 Rookie of Week honors for the eighth time this season.
Despite the hot streak and impressive stats, the Hawks (16-3, 12-3 NE-10) are not favored to beat Southern New Hampshire University (12-7, 8-7 NE-10) in tonight's rivalry game at the SNHU Fieldhouse. Tip-off is at 7:30. The home team has prevailed in the past seven meetings between St. A and SNHU.
"We're always telling the kids that in this league, you have to hold serve on your home court and hopefully pick off a few teams on the road. If you don't take care of business at home, you end up paying for it down the road," SNHU coach Stan Spirou said. "It's a big game for us, probably a bigger game for us than it is for St. A."
The Penmen, led by freshman Rodney Sanders, are coming off a 67-57 win at American International. Sanders is averaing 12.2 points and 4.4 rebounds per game. The 6-foot-3 forward from St. Thomas More in Oakdale, Conn., has been one of the most impressive freshman to play for Spirou in recent years.
"He has great skills, but more importantly, he's like an old-school type of player with no hangups," Spirou said. "He works hard at practice every day and knows his role. He takes criticism well and listens to what coaches are trying to tell him. Nowadays, those kids are hard to find. He's not one of those kids from a summer program who shows up and thinks he's better than everyone."
Former Manchester Central standout Mike Stys, a junior guard, is scoring 11.9 ppg for the Penmen. Stys had 16 points in the previous matchup between the Division II rivals, an 89-67 victory for the Hawks at Stoutenburgh Gym. Mabrey led the Hawks with 22 points in that contest. The rims at SNHU Fieldhouse seem to favor Stys, who made five of eight 3-point attempts and scored 20 points against Saint Rose last month.
"Michael's had a solid year, a good year. We need him in terms of his veteran leadership. That's just as important as his playing ability," Spirou said. "We just had a good win at AIC. We're all on the same page and healthy right now, but I'd like to see more consistency on a nightly basis."
The Hawks have won four straight while putting together their best start since going 17-2 to begin the 1995-96 season. For SNHU fans, tonight is "Whiteout the Fieldhouse Night."
The Division II action begins with the women's game at 5:30. The Penmen (10-9, 7-8 NE-10) are vying for a season sweep against the Hawks (4-15, 1-14 NE-10).


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Brent Crude Oil (February '13):
- Short Term Trends are bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 01/08/13 @ 111.79. Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 12/12/12 @ 108.02. Upside Targets = 110.67 – 111.37
- New 3 month highs made on current move Thursday @ 113.29.
- February Brent Crude broke out in early trading to multi-month highs on the heels of the ECB's decision to leave rates unchanged but fell hard into the close on Chinese inflation fears.
- Thursday's price action is technically very bearish and with a close below the low on Friday could signal an end to the recent ST rally that has pushed the market $8 high and drop the market to $109 by next week.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.39
- Projected Weekly Range: 3.33
- Projected Monthly Range: 7.54
WTI Crude Oil (February '13):
- Short Term Trends are bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 01/08/13 @ 93.36. Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 12/18/12 @ 88.40. Upside Targets = 96.36 – 97.57.
- New highs made on current move Thursday @ 94.70.
- February WTI Crude Oil was able to hang onto its early gains better than its counterpart going into the close as it still settled near the day's mid-range while breaking through the Q4 '12 spot contract highs.
- WTI will need to trade above $94.89 on Friday or else it will generate a WIMP week that could possibly put an end to the 10-week rally off the early November lows.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.24
- Projected Weekly Range: 3.74
- Projected Monthly Range: 7.18
Natural Gas (February '13):
- Short Term trend is bearish.
- Confirmation of a top with a range violation on 12/26/12 @ 3.362. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 01/02/13 @ 3.315. Downside Targets = 3.102 – 3.055.
- Inside compression day generated on Thursday.
- February Natural Gas regained some of its lost momentum on Thursday after the largest storage withdrawal in nearly two years helped settle the market back near $3.20.
- Natural gas has been severely battered during this week because of original warm weather forecasts that have since been tempered and should see the market pick up some steam to move back near $3.25 on Friday.
- Projected Daily Range: .108
- Projected Weekly Range: .274
- Projected Monthly Range: .492


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What to eat in restaurants (they buy what's in season).
To practice your French.
For so many reasons the marche is one of the best, free experiences you can have in Paris.
Wish I felt like you about the rain,:( it must feel not so bad in the city. .Love your sketch. See ! you can bake, the caramelised onion tarte looks de lish. Can I drop in, for lunch :)ReplyDelete
Marvellous! You may actually manage to convince me to go visit Paris, after all. ;-)
Funny side effect of scrolling through your food picture: Carol slowly growing round and rounder, like a balloon. That tarte does look like it is worth every sinful bite.
Grey skies? Funny you mention them (brilliant sunshine here, btw): I love when dark thick clouds of fog rise from the Danube and slowly settle over the city, devouring steeples and higher buildings while you watch. A fantastic spectacle.
I already adore everything about Paris but somehow after your post ...I love it even more!!!!!
Thankyou for a lovely dose of my favorite city on earth....
And happy new year to you!
Severe case of envy here.
Buster very wooly.
Snow storm expected....and so we go on.
lots of love
elizabeth and buster and robert too
Ok, 5th of February I am headed for Paris. You did it. I've got three days and I am going to stuff into those as much as I can. Thanks for all your inspiration.
Cheers from Christa
My husband isn't from the US though he has lived here 30 years. He whines about our butter and bread nearly every day!ReplyDelete
Hmmm....what can one say
There are a plethora of fabulous choices in France when it comes to eating
Watercolor:) Sous les parapluies..love.. and your onion tart looks so good too..
I am sure you have done more for my interest in Paris than anyone ever.
My BFF gave me a Paris Breakfast painting for Noël! Yes, she did! It has a pink rose, a pink macaron and a letter! I love it. When I lived in France in 2007, I wrote letters back to her as my journal- so that's why she chose that one. I am off to get it framed today so that I admire it all the time. I am so glad that you are enjoying Paris so much. I am green with envy but I will be there in 2 weeks!!
Agree with you on so many things--and there are more to love about Paris. The transporation system in general is magnifique! Navigo is best investment ever. Not sure about the gray skies, but I see that the Parisian winter---so far---is much milder this year.ReplyDelete
Wishing you another wonderful year in Paris! How naughty to show the photo of your tarte d'oignon without a link to the recipe. (I tried to find the recipe on Jill's blog, but had no luck!)ReplyDelete
I did provide a link but you have to scroll and go to another page.
Perhaps this helps?
I'm not certain I could find anything negative about living in Paris.. I find Paris most lovely in the rain.
Jill's tarte looks almost as delicious as her macarons! Her book is one my favourites on our bookshelf.
Bonne année! xoxo, B
Merci *blushing* et bonne année!Delete
Bonne Année to you, Carol and cheers on another wonderful year on you loving life here. So, so happy when people make things I love too - your onion tarte tatin looks great! Just as well it was onions and not made with apricots, poor you! At least you know what was wrong now.ReplyDelete
A cookbook entails invention.
I'm just a copycat not that it doesn't take skill to follow directions. For some of us Great skill!
So great to hear how much you're enjoying it!ReplyDelete
Oh how I would love to live in Paris. I love it all. I would love to get my hands on one of those amazing sweet treats. Great posts. It made my heart very happy.
Happy New Year.
Please stop by for a visit.
Carol, try adding the Paris busses to your list of things to love! Some lines, like the 63, are better than paid tours! The Métro is better at rush hour but the busses are lovely experiences.ReplyDelete
Dear Carol; this is the ultimate I LOVE PARIS POST....
Fresh, wholesome without being boring, interesting, true, and best of all - I feel the same on every point (except I can't comment on NYC because I've never been but I agree with you anyhow...)!
Lots of good things, thoughts, foods & drinks for you in 2014 and thanks a bunch for the goodies of 2013 you shared with us
bisous, Kiki
Ahhh, I was never afraid on the Metro or the Tube in London ... on the other hand, I refused to take the Subte in Buenos Aires.
Where I find myself now, only a car is available and the ground is covered with snow so I am sitting in my room, pondering a trip.
There are 3 places I can go .. choices choices !
Paris to me is just magical. I love french cinema, music, literature and to make it perfect, my hubby proposed in Paris :)ReplyDelete
Bravo! And I love the drawing...Thought of you today because I was listening to Tune Up Your French in the car today, learned of it through PB (above right).ReplyDelete
Agree with you on so many levels! Thanks for letting us live vicariously through your posts :)ReplyDelete


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Rookie quarterback Russell Wilson has made a habit of leaving notes in the lockers of his wide receivers on Monday morning. Included in the notes are notes on that week's opponent.
"I was a little surprised at first, but he always does it now," veteran receiver Sidney Rice said. "That means he's already studied the film. It's a big help to all the receivers. You know what you're going up against. He's got the details on all the corners – who he thinks can be beat, what plays might work against which players. So it's really good."
It's all part of Wilson's preference for looking ahead, rather than back, as quickly as possible.
"My goal is to move on from the week before – whether it was great, whether there were some things we could have done better – and just focus on the next team," Wilson said. "So I thought that was the best idea.
"I kind of just decided to do that, in terms putting things in the guys' lockers and letting them know, 'OK, this is what we need to do. This is what they do well. This is the coverages that they run in most situations.' So that was an idea of mine, just to let the guys know kind of where I was at and what I was thinking about the week."


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King, 24, is wanted on warrants from Merrimack County for failure to appear on charges of possession of heroin and making a false report to law enforcement. Authorities say he has a lengthy criminal history involving drugs and violence. King is described as 5-feet-9, 135 pounds with hazel eyes and brown hair. He was last known to be living in the Northwood or Manchester areas.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend a fugitive, who should be considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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