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Brent crude oil futures rose to three-month highs on Thursday, widening its premium over U.S. crude, concerns about rising crude stockpiles in the U.S. Midwest prompted heavy trading based on the spread between the two benchmarks.
Brent's premium to U.S. crude jumped to $18 a barrel for the first time since early January. Traders cited concerns about stockpiles at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for the U.S. contract, which have pushed to record highs.
Traders focused on the timeline for the resumption of previous throughput levels on the Cushing-to-Texas Seaway pipeline, which started up in early January. The line will move U.S. and Canadian crude to the Gulf Coast, where it fetches a premium.
Seaway was forced last week to restrict throughput on the southernmost leg of the line to Jones Creek, Texas, after a key refinery customer began maintenance. Operator Enterprise Product Partners said on Thursday a key pipeline connection to Houston, which will create another outlet for oil moving into Jones Creek terminals, will be completed in the second half of the year.
Front-month February U.S. gasoline futures snapped 10 straight days of gains that had tacked 12 percent on to the price as the contract headed into expiry at settlement.
Brent crude futures rose 65 cents to settle at $115.55 a barrel, the highest settlement since mid-October, reaching a session peak of $115.76. For the month, Brent crude futures gained $4.44, or 4 percent.
The spread between Brent and U.S. crude settled at 18.06 as U.S. crude lost 45 cents to settle at $97.49 a barrel, a say after it hit the highest price in more than four months. For the month, U.S. light, sweet crude gained $5.67, or 6.17 percent.
(Read More: Short Oil Traders Continue to Feel the Pain)
Trading was heavy on the U.S. contract, up nearly 35 percent over the 30-day moving average, while Brent volumes were closer to normal levels for that period.
Expiring February RBOB gasoline futures settled down 0.0091 cents at $3.0258 a gallon. The more heavily traded March contract, which will become the front month on Friday, also fell.
The market was also balancing U.S. data showing unemployment benefits claims rose last week against positive euro zone sentiment data from Wednesday and U.S. Federal Reserve comments that it would maintain its stimulus plan until the economic outlook improves substantially.
Investors have been closely watching economic data from top consumers for signs that sluggish fuel demand will improve.
"The oil complex, over the last one or two weeks, has moved back in sync with what's happening with the economy," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at Energy Management Institute in New York.
Market players said oil price movements could be limited until Friday's release of U.S. nonfarm payrolls data and official manufacturing data out of China, which is expected to show factory activity picking up pace.
"We see persistent macro-driven trading for oil with much attention paid to the U.S. non-farm payrolls report tomorrow," said VTB Capital oil strategist Andrey Kryuchenkov.
"Gasoline is just retracing a little bit from a bit much of an over-reaction yesterday. I don't think the inventories were signaling that we're going to have a shortage of gasoline anytime soon," Chirichella said, referring to a stockbuild in the East Coast last week reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration on Wednesday.
Supply Tensions
Supply worries stemming from tensions in the Middle East kept buoying prices for Brent, the main gauge for global oil prices.
Syria warned on Thursday of a possible "surprise" response to an Israeli attack on its territory, and Russia condemned the strike as an unprovoked violation of international law.
Tension over Iran's uranium enrichment plan continued to bubble after a plan to upgrade its refining equipment was delivered to the U.N. nuclear agency.
Such a step could enable Iran to refine uranium faster than it can at the moment and increase concerns in Western states and Israel about the goals of Tehran's nuclear program, which they fear has military aims. Iran says its work is peaceful.


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At Marywood, we provide a comprehensive financial aid and scholarship program that includes grants, scholarships, assistantships, loans, and student employment.
At Marywood, we provide a comprehensive financial aid and scholarship program that includes grants, scholarships, assistantships, loans, and student employment.
Although the primary responsibility to pay for higher education rests with the family, financial aid is intended to fill the gap that exists between a family's ability to pay and the cost of attendance. This partnership approach (parents, students, and the University) is a widely accepted concept in the administration of all types of financial assistance at most colleges and universities. The goal of the Financial Aid Office is to provide assistance and counseling to our students who, without such aid, would be unable to enroll or continue their studies at Marywood University.
The staff in the Financial Aid Office at Marywood University is committed to upholding the highest level of ethical and professional standards possible. Such standards are evidenced in all practices and policies established in Financial Aid Office and governed by various codes of ethics including Marywood University's Statement of Core Values and the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrator's Statement of Ethical Practices. Furthermore, Financial Aid staff members refrain from participation in any activities that may directly or indirectly result in a monetary benefit to the employee. Marywood University does not promote or support a "Preferred Lenders List"; however, we do provide material for students and parents to obtain important information from lenders necessary for making well-informed decisions.
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As summer classes come to a close at Otero Junior College, preparations for fall semester move into high gear. There are just three weeks left to register before classes begin on Monday, Aug. 18.
As summer classes come to a close at Otero Junior College, preparations for fall semester move into high gear. There are just three weeks left to register before classes begin on Monday, Aug. 18.
New and returning students are invited to visit Otero Junior College for Registration Fridays, held every Friday through Aug. 15. Registration Fridays are a one-day visit to campus designed to allow students to take a tour and finalize testing, financial aid, advising and enrollment for fall semester.
In addition, students who are planning to reside on campus can get answers to their questions about housing, meal plans and student life.
To sign up for a Registration Friday, go to http://www.ojc.edu/orientation.aspx. If Fridays are not convenient, students and their families can choose another day that best fits their schedule on the registration form.
Students wishing to enroll in classes on the date of their visit will need to have applied to OJC. There is no application fee and the process takes only a few minutes. To apply, go to http://www.ojc.edu/howToApply.aspx. Before the visit, students should have completed all of the requirements on the Admissions Checklist (also available at the above website).
According to Jeff Paolucci, vice president of Student Services, there is still time to enroll.
"We are coming down to the wire, but there is still room in most of our academic courses and career and technical education programs for new students," said Paolucci. "We are a one-stop-shop in Student Services, so if students come in the next few weeks, we will personally help them enroll in the college, chart out a course of study, get registered and start the financial aid process," he said. "If students have already registered for classes and need to make schedule changes, we can also help them with that."
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Robert Mondavi (1913-2008)
With Robert Mondavi's passing on May 16, the world lost a visionary and the single most influential force in American winemaking. "Wine to me is passion," he wrote of his life's work in his autobiography, Harvests of Joy. "It's family and friends. It's warmth of heart and generosity of spirit. Wine is art. It's culture. It's the essence of civilization and the art of living." Through this trailblazing philosophy, Mondavi demonstrated to America—and the world—that Napa, California and the United States were capable of making some of the best wines on the planet. Mondavi was able to inspire Americans to contend in the competitive global wine market. And through wine, he showed that ancient European standards for life enriched with art, food and wine were attainable even for us in our young nation. In essence, he made us believe in ourselves and in our capacity to improve our own lives.
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Real or perceived, the food crisis can be tamed
America's entrance into WWII signaled the end of the Great Depression. As the war effort ratcheted up employment, the country was at last pulled out of its second-longest recession. Americans were relieved to once again have work, but food shortages meant there was little to purchase with their still-meager earnings. Ration cards dictated how much food was allotted to each person, while pocketbooks still directed what could be purchased, rationed or not.
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Whether you're more familiar with the French Riviera or the French Quarter, there are plenty of places in Albuquerque to get a taste of authentic French cuisine. Read Hosho McCreesh's review of Le Quiche Parisienne in this issue, and check out these other restaurants in the city that will cater to your wanderlust and make you feel, if only for the evening, that you're dining in the City of Lights. Bon appetit, mes amis.


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A few weeks ago I got a call asking if I wanted to come to the Interscope offices and do an in-person interview with Gavin Rossdale. After I freaked out a little in my office, I composed myself and said "YES."
Besides being a big fan of Gavin's first band Bush (download "The Chemicals Between Us," "Glycerine," "Machinehead," and "Everything Zen" immediately if you don't know what I'm talking about), I've really been digging his new solo album, Wanderlust.
Wanderlust has spawned one of the biggest hit songs of 2008, "Love Remains the Same." (Which I recently described to someone as the song equivalent of The Notebook.)
What follows are the highlights of my interview with the sweet and personable Gavin Rossdale.
How long have you been working on Wanderlust?
It probably took about eight to ten months to write. And then, five months to wait for the producer. And then three months to record it. And then six months to wait for it to come out. It's been a strange process of waiting my turn.
What made you decide to do a solo album?
Basically, after Bush I didn't know what to do. And I was like, well, I'll do this one offside project Institute, and really that was a solo record as well. I just should have called it a solo record. But it sounded like such a band. And then I was like what am I going to do now? I wanted to see if Bush would do a record, and so I asked them to do a record. And for two months they said yes, let's do a record. So it was really exciting, I felt like I was back with my first love, my childhood sweetheart. And then, she turned around, and said she didn't want me anymore. One guy didn't want to tour anymore. So I did it on my own.
What is your writing process?
It's always based on a feeling. Whether it's feeling in a word, or a phrase, or any kind of a beat. And, I mean I try to mix it all up. But generally I need something to record on, something to write on, an instrument, and usually a drum machine.
Are you the kind of person where the feeling comes to you and you'll just write a song wherever you are? Or do you sit down and say; OK I'm going to write something now.
A little bit of both, really. It's those kind of moments of inspiration that will start something, and then I usually make a note about it, and then that will be a place to start from. I mean you need to kind of sit there, no matter where it is, it just has to be quite isolated and just off so you're free to try stuff out.
Tell me about writing "Love Remains the Same." My favorite lyric is: truth is, I am done pretending...
It has a such a universal feeling to it because we all try and be, in the face of losing someone, really stoic. It's about how if someone is breaking up with you, you fall apart. But before you fall apart, you do that thing where you try to pretend you're fine--and so that was it. And, as far as lyrics I think that I really wanted to do one of those songs wherein you've broken up with someone, whether temporarily or permanently, and you look back and you know, no matter what is going on, that you'll still have that feeling them. And you kind of want to wallow and live in that memory for a while, just walking the streets and really kind of commiserating with yourself.
How did the title Wanderlust come to be?
It just came to me--it's one of those weird ones, those titles, where it's quite subliminal, or quite you may see it somewhere, someone may say it to you. I said to a friend of mine, he's staying with us right now in LA, and I said to him, "My new album title, "Wanderlust"' he goes, "perfect, you're two favorite words." (He laughs). So I just liked it because it's kind of sexy enough, it's powerful, it's one word. Wanderlust sums up that desire for music and for singing and performing and this life. It suits me to have a really crazy early morning, take a nap, do interviews, perform, I love it.
Do you have plans to tour?
Yea, yea. Next year. We've got ten shows in December, those radio festival things. And then in January I start in Canada, LA, Seattle, and work my way up the coast into Canada, and then back down here, out east. It's really going to start next year. It's going to be a bit of a war since we'll be taking the small people-- the two and half year old may be easier than the six week old who needs his mom. Actually, they both need their mom. We all need our mom. Maybe I'll take my mom! (He laughs) But, it's really fun. My son loves it--he's come to shows and he's well into it, he digs it. He's got excellent rhythm. When I was away, this breaks my heart a little bit; he played my video while I was on the road and runs around the room and screams "Dada."
What is it like dealing with paparazzi?
Most of the time it's not so bad. But it can be totally embarrassing if you're going to go into a restaurant. If we walked into a restaurant together, as we walk in, there are ten people taking our pictures with flashes. But then they leave, and everyone's looking around, and you feel like such a dork. It's been really heavy at the moment. I think they haven't really seen pictures of Zuma, they haven't seen Gwen for a while, and my record's doing good, and so those three elements all kind of mid in make photos kind of tantalizing. But it's all part of it; it's just how it is. There are a lot worse things to complain about.
Thanks so much, Gavin!
For more on Wanderlust, go to Gavin's homepage: gavinrossdale.com


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01.19.13: Warwick, R.I. – January 21, 2012: The CCRI Knights traveled to the Bronx NY to take on Division I Knights of Globe Institute. The Knights of CCRI came away with a thrilling 96-94 victory. With the victory CCRI improves to 13-8 on the season.
The game was a tight match-up between two athletic, high-scoring teams. CCRI used their full court pressure defense and a couple of 3-point bombs by Sophomore Co-Captain Steve Bevilacqua (Exeter, RI) to pull away to a 44-38 half time lead. The second half was truly a great half of basketball to watch as the teams stayed within six points of each other the entire half. CCRI's trio of Bevilacqua and Sophomore Co-Captains Desmond Williams (Torrington, CT) and Bryan Yarce (Cranston, RI) traded baskets with Globe's outside scoring tandem of Tom Moore and Devon Walker on each possession. CCRI scored on a put back layup by Freshman Pat Marchand (Cranston, RI) to go ahead 96-92 with 10 seconds left in the game but fouled Globe's Tim Jackson on a 3-point attempt with 5.9 seconds on the clock. Jackson hit two of three free throws to bring the lead to two points at 96-94. CCRI was fouled on their final possession but missed both free throws. CCRI led by two points with 3.5 seconds on the game clock the Knights forced a missed Globe's desperation last second shot to secure the victory. CCRI's win was their first this season over a Division I opponent. The Knights have arguably the toughest NJCAA DII schedule in the country with seven Division I teams on it.
CCRI was led by its four Sophomore Co-Captains. Desmond Williams scored 31 points with seven rebounds and five steals and Steve Bevilacqua scored a career-high 23 points including a career-high six long range 3-point bombs. The 31 points for Williams moves him into fifth place on the CCRI All-time scoring list with 1,077 career points ahead of Ken McDonald who scored 1,058. The other two Sophomore Co-Captains, Bryan Yarce scored 19 points and dished out a game-high nine assists, and Isaac Medeiros (Johnston, RI) charted a double-double scoring 12 points and ripping down 10 boards.
Head Coach Rick Harris commented after the big win "Unbelievable effort by our young men today. Gaucho's Gym has a rich history with names like Mark Jackson, Marbury, Pinckney, God Shamgod, Jamal Mashburn all having been former players in the Gaucho's program. I told our guys before the game that maybe today some of the rich history that has played in this gym would rub off on us, and it sure did. Our team and our sophomores followed Steve Bevilacqua's unbelievable effort and performance to our best win of the season to this point. They should all be so proud for overcoming the odds to beat a strong Division I team on the road. A total team effort gave them the opportunity to do just that. We will enjoy it for a day or so and get back to work as we prepare for DIII No. 2 ranked in the country Roxbury on Thursday."
The Knights host Roxbury Community College form Roxbury, MA Thursday night at 7:00pm at the Vincent A. Cullen Fieldhouse. The game can also be seen on Cox On Demand throughout the month.
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UB to hold 167th commencement
Release Date: May 3, 2013
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Some 4,818 students are candidates to receive degrees during the University at Buffalo's 167th general commencement and 14 other commencement ceremonies to be held May 3 through May 18.
UB President Satish K. Tripathi will deliver remarks at the general commencement ceremony, to be held at 10 a.m. May 12 in Alumni Arena, North Campus. Paul M. Stephan is the student speaker.
Former UB president John B. Simpson will receive the Chancellor Charles P. Norton Medal, the university's highest honor.
Edmond J. Gicewicz, emeritus member of the UB Council, and longtime UB faculty member and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Diane Christian will receive the UB President's Medal in recognition of extraordinary service to UB.
Also during the ceremony, a SUNY honorary doctorate will be presented to Calyampudi R. Rao, a National Medal of Science winner and professor emeritus at Pennsylvania State University.
Tripathi and Provost Charles F. Zukoski will confer bachelor's and associate degrees from the College of Arts and Sciences.
Forty-two students will receive special recognition during the ceremony.
Yasmine W. El-Gohary will receive the Student Affairs Senior Leadership Award.
Students receiving the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence are Jay Amin, Maxwell L. Bileschi, Elise N. Blasingame, Paul D. Garman, Sourobh Ghosh, Sharlene M. Green, Megan F. Klyczek, Matthew G. Leibowitz, Paul J. Oldani, Daniel P. Salem, Marlee E. Sroka, Paul M. Stephan, Lauren B. Stutzman and Jessica J. Walts.
Graduates receiving the Outstanding Senior Award from the College of Arts and Sciences are Jay Amin, Economics; Victor A. Beaumont, Chemistry; Dana E. Bojarski, Communication; Larene P. Cameron, Geological Sciences; Junhong Choi, Physics; Kelsey G. Clark, Anthropology; Alayna V. DeMarchi, Environmental Geosciences; Carrie S. Fisher, Psychology; Sharlene M. Green, Transnational Studies; Bradley G. Hahn, Geography; Kathryn D. Horn, History; Tara Negar Jamali, Romance Languages and Literatures; Amani V. Johnson, Social Sciences Interdisciplinary; Alyssa J. Jones, Political Science; Erin K. Karnatz, Linguistics; Jodi L. Keith, Visual Studies; William R. Louden, Music; Paige S. Melin, English; Erin C. Radetich, Special Studies; Lucas A. Reigstad, Sociology; Katherine Roach, Classics; Matthew W. Schmidt, Mathematics; Molly E. Schreiber, Media Study; Benjamin J. Shumway, Philosophy; Courtney E. Szyjka, Biological Sciences; Hillary R. Tilton, Communicative Disorders and Sciences; Jessica J. Walts, Theatre and Dance; and Kai R. Wasson, Asian Studies.
Vocalists are Maria G. Pedro and Zachary D. Rich, both music theatre majors.
The 2013 commencement season begins on May 3 with ceremonies for the schools of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and Dental Medicine.
Mary Woolley, president and chief executive officer, Research!America, will speak at the medical school ceremony, which will take place at 1:30 p.m. in the Center for the Arts, North Campus. Tripathi will confer degrees.
Kathleen T. O'Loughlin, executive director and chief operating officer, American Dental Association, will address graduates at the dental school ceremony, which will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Center for the Arts. Tripathi also will confer degrees.
The rest of the commencement schedule:
- Biomedical Sciences (undergraduate and graduate), 6 p.m., May 9, Center for the Arts. The speaker will be Derek LeRoith, professor of medicine and chief of the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Bone Disease, Mt. Sinai Hospital. Tripathi will confer degrees.
- Graduate School of Education, 9 a.m., May 10, Center for the Arts. No speaker is expected; Tripathi will confer degrees.
- College of Arts and Sciences (graduate), 1 p.m., May 10, Center for the Arts. No speaker is expected; Tripathi will confer degrees.
- School of Management (undergraduate), 1 p.m., May 10, Alumni Arena, North Campus. No speaker is expected; Zukoski will confer degrees.
- School of Architecture and Planning, 5 p.m., May 10, Center for the Arts. Bill McKibbon, author, educator and environmentalist, will speak. Zukoski will confer degrees.
- School of Management (graduate), 5 p.m., May 10, Alumni Arena. No speaker is expected; Tripathi will confer degrees.
- School of Nursing, 9 a.m., May 11, Alumni Arena. No speaker is expected; Tripathi will confer degrees.
- School of Social Work, 9 a.m., May 11, Center for the Arts. Michael Reisch, Daniel Thursz Distinguished Professor of Social Justice, University of Maryland, will deliver remarks. Zukoski will confer degrees.
- School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 1 p.m., May 11, Alumni Arena. Industrialist Jack Davis, BS '55, founder of Akron-based I Squared R Element Co., will speak. Tripathi will confer degrees.
- School of Public Health and Health Professions, 1 p.m., May 11, Center for the Arts. The speaker will be Pamela S. Hyde, JD, administrator, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Zukoski will confer degrees.
- School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 5 p.m., May 11, Center for the Arts. Outgoing Dean Wayne Anderson will address graduates. Michael Cain, vice president for health sciences and dean of the medical school, will confer degrees and offer opening remarks.
- Law School, 3 p.m., May 18, Center for the Arts. Jonathan Lippman, New York State chief judge and chief judge of the Court of Appeals, will speak. Tripathi will confer degrees.
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CUP: Hamlin Says Feud Over, Logano Not So Sure
Denny Hamlin is ready for his feud with Joey Logano to be finished after the NASCAR drivers nearly came to blows last week at Bristol.
Logano isn't quite so sure it's over, because he's still waiting for an apology.
The former teammates haven't spoken since their collision on the track carried into a post-race confrontation in Tennessee. Hamlin won the pole and Logano finished sixth in qualifying at Fontana on Friday, suggesting they could be close to each other again this weekend.
"As far as I'm concerned, there's nothing to it from here on out," Hamlin said.
But even Hamlin knows it isn't that simple.
When asked if he considered the feud finished, Logano replied: "Not until anyone says anything to me personally, no."
While Kasey Kahne won the race, Logano and Hamlin captured much of the attention at the Bristol bullring. After Hamlin spun Logano while Logano raced Jeff Gordon for a late lead, Logano ran over to Hamlin's car and leaned in the window for a few words after the race, sparking a brief confrontation between their teams.
Hamlin said he was just responding to Logano's dangerous driving by making contact that spun him, claiming Logano had cut him off three times earlier. Hamlin then ripped Logano's driving abilities, making remarks Hamlin now regrets.
"I probably shouldn't have gave that last little jab at the end," Hamlin said. "I probably should have just left it alone. ... As a driver, it's not up to me to determine where he stands amongst the elite of NASCAR. I think the fans and the teams decide that. I didn't need to give my opinion on that. I think that was kind of a low blow."
The drivers are embroiled in a classic Bristol feud, with hot tempers frequently flaring in the track's cramped conditions. Emotions might cool down with the longer track and cooler heads in California, but they're not there yet.
Although he regrets costing Logano his chance to win, Hamlin said he's not the villain.
"I didn't see it as a huge deal," Hamlin said. "People at Bristol make contact. Where my frustration level was, people didn't see the three times I got cut off before you saw it on TV, one time giving us left front damage. So that ticked me off, and obviously my way of retaliating was to nudge him. Well, I shouldn't have nudged him in the spot where I did, and he spun out."
Logano was more circumspect about the incident, first expressing disbelief when told Hamlin was sorry -- and then laughing when he heard Hamlin is only sorry for ripping him, not for wrecking him.
"So then he's not sorry. OK, all right. OK. OK, whatever," Logano said with another laugh.
"It is frustrating, but I'm always looking at the silver lining," Logano added. "I've had two really fast cars in a row. I've got another good car here, and I'm looking to make the most of what I've got. That's where we've failed this year, is not getting the finishes we deserve where we've been running throughout these races."
Hamlin and Logano were teammates at Joe Gibbs Racing, and though Hamlin says they were "definitely fine" in Monday meetings and strategy sessions, it clearly wasn't always a harmonious partnership, particularly on the track.
"Like anything else, we had our on-track stuff that never really was public, but we had times where it was like, `Hey, why did you race me that way?'" Hamlin said.
Logano moved to Penske Racing after he was replaced by Matt Kenseth in JGR's No. 20 race car for this season. Kenseth won two weeks ago at Las Vegas.
"This year, I think a little bit of a factor is -- it's hard for me to speak for him, I'm guessing -- he feels like he's got a lot to prove over there," Hamlin said. "Obviously, Matt is running really well over here. (Logano) had a great race going with obviously a shot (at Bristol), a car that could win, and he got taken out. So I think that raised his level of frustration. If we were probably back in the pack, he would have probably been still mad at me, but probably not as much as what he was."
While Hamlin went on at length about the relationship Friday, Logano repeatedly tried to focus on the upcoming race. He won the Nationwide Series race at Fontana last year for JGR.
Although Logano isn't ready to forgive and forget, Hamlin isn't worried about it -- particularly after claiming another pole.
"I'm pretty comfortable with how we are and the way we act as professional race car drivers," Hamlin said. "This stuff is always hot and heavy for a few weeks, and then it typically goes away."


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THE ORPHAN:The Vietnam War has just ended and society is living with those psychological consequences. With the backdrop of American fixation with bloodshed, political and military treatment in Vietnam and the breaking a part of the family structure, Rabe's play is a contemporary inspiration of the Greek masterwork Oresteia by Aeschylus and uncovers a world of violence, heartbreak and the destruction of American Dream.
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2010: Saw action in all 17 games during his sophomore campaign ... won 84-of-133 (.632) faceoffs and collected 44 ground balls ... won 12-of-14 faceoffs and picked up eight ground balls in a 15-3 win over Birmingham Southern (2/23) to open the season ... won 9-of-12 faceoffs during an 11-5 win over Virginia Wesleyan and took 9-of-13 draws in a 12-6 win over Randolph-Macon in the quarterfinals of the ODAC Tournament (4/28).
2009: Played in 10 games during his rookie season … scored one goal and collected 14 ground balls … won 18-of-31 (.581) faceoffs … won 6-of-8 faceoffs, picked up five ground balls and scored a goal in a 22-3 win over Sewanee (3/18) … also won 3-of-6 faceoffs in a 25-3 win over Guilford (4/25) in the opening round of the ODAC Tournament.
High School: Lettered in lacrosse and football at Hillcrest High School ... four-time all-state selection in lacrosse ... two-time first team all-district linebacker.
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CREATING COMMUNITY - Part 1
40 Days of Change through Transformational Leadership
By Berit Kjos
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You probably won't discover Rick Warren's vision for the 21st century community by simply reading his top-selling books. Yet, many have sensed that his five familiar motivational purposes hide a more complex mission. Some have noticed that his transformational strategies match those of UN globalists and the world's leading change agents. No wonder, since today's management gurus -- Peter Drucker, Peter Senge, Bob Buford and others -- are shaping the same strategic pathways for churches as for the rest of the world.
Their clever use of words and the complexities of today's transformational management systems tend to blind our eyes to the strange alliances and manipulative strategies. Who would know the philosophy and tactical power behind labels such as "systems thinking," "facilitated learning" or "transformational leadership?" As with educational buzzwords, the old familiar words take on new meaning when used in the context of planned social change.
I first glimpsed the UN vision for the 21st century community during the 1996 UN Conference on Human Settlements in Istanbul. At a day-long panel presentation on "solidarity" and social change, I heard the world's political, spiritual and social change agents share their common goals and guidelines on human resource development and global oneness: They would gather people together in communities within cities, then use the latest psychosocial strategies, including the dialectic process, to train the masses in "a new way of thinking," living and relating to one another.
"Change your whole way of thinking, because the new order of the spirit is confronting and challenging you," said Millard Fuller, President of Habitat for Humanity.
"Citizenship for the next century is learning to live together," said Federico Mayor, Director General of UNESCO. "The 21st Century city will be a city of social solidarity.... We have to redefine the words... [and write a new] social contract."
"We should stop bemoaning the growth of cities," added Dr. Ismail Serageldin, Vice President of The World Bank. "It's going to happen and it's a good thing, because cities are the vectors of social change and transformation. Let's just make sure that social change and transformation are going in the right direction." Later he added, "The media must act as part of the education process that counters individualism."[2]
Individualism is out. Collective thinking, strategic leadership and facilitated learning are in! And no group of transformational leaders are more effectively pioneering the process and pushing the transformation "in the right direction" than Saddleback Community Church.
Consider an article posted on Rick Warren's website, pastors.com, titled "Seven Principles of Transformational Leadership." The author, Erik Rees, is one of Saddleback's influential pastors. In his article, he bases his vision of social change on the experimental plans touted by the world's cutting-edge leaders -- secular, pagan and Christian -- all linked by the common vision of "transformation:"
"Families need rebuilding. Jobs are scarce. The cost of living is increasing. ... Children do not have a level playing field for every intellectual, social and emotional development. We are flooded with evidence of the need for societal transformation everywhere we look.... Peter Drucker, in The Age of Transformation, says that this age is far from over and predicts it will reach well into the next century. This is a time, which calls for a critical mass of transformational leaders who will commit to creating a synergy of energy within their circle of influence so new levels of social, economic, organizational and spiritual success can be reached.
"We have not, however, developed the leaders we need for this noble task. To reach such heights, we will need to un-tap the leadership potential of skillful leaders who are successfully directing various organizations and systems. Some of these men and women, knowledgeable and committed, to their profession, will be the transformational leaders we need to create the needed synergy of energy."[1]
Notice that Pastor Rees calls, not for Christian leaders, but for cutting-edge leaders who share the vision and skills [systems thinking and transformational methodology] needed for transformation. He continues:
"This new paradigm of transformational leadership is not just for the marketplace but also for the local and global movement of Christ. One of the most influential movements, for the advancement of the church, is the Purpose-Driven model developed by Rick Warren, Senior Pastor of Saddleback Church. Leaders of Purpose-Driven churches not only are called to authentically model the five Biblical purposes... they depend on the seven principles of transformational leadership to create a synergy of energy within their flock."[1] [emphasis added]
As you read those seven principles, remember that these summarize some of the transformational strategies used by UN leaders, corporate executives and "progressive educators" as well as pastors around the world. Each principle is followed by self-assessments, which helps steer the transformation and its change agents "in the right direction:"
"1. Principle of Simplification – Successful leadership begins with a vision, which reflects the shared purpose. The ability to articulate a clear, practical, transformational vision which answers the question, 'Where are we headed?'"
"2. Principle of Motivation – The ability to gain the agreement and commitment of other people to the vision. ... A common way to motivate others is to challenge them, provide ample opportunity to join the creative process, and give them the credit." [Not God?]
"3. Principle of Facilitation – The ability to effectively facilitate the learning of individuals, teams.... Peter Senge in Fifth Discipline says the primary job of leadership now is to facilitate the learning of others."
"4. Principle of Innovation – The ability to boldly initiate prayerful change when needed. ... Team members successfully influence one another to assimilate change because the transformational leaders have built trust and fostered teamwork."
"5. Principle of Mobilization – The ability to enlist, equip and empower others to fulfill the vision. Transformational leaders... desire leadership at all levels, so they find ways to invite and ignite leadership all levels. They introduce simple baby steps to enlist larger participants." [That's what 40 Days of Purpose is: "baby steps" toward the new solidarity. 40 Days of Community is simply the next, higher level in this process]
"6. Principle of Preparation - The ability to never stop learning about themselves.... Rick Warren says, 'Leaders are learners.' ... This is such a rigorous path of learning that transformational leaders must be in thriving relationships with others pursuing transformation. It is within these vital relationships, life opportunities and obstacles get saturated in love and support." [Keep in mind, this promise of "love and support" applies whether the group forms under a secular or Christian banner. Facilitated togetherness, not the Holy Spirit, is the glue that creates success.]
"7. Principle of Determination – The ability to finish the race. ... Transformational leaders have to develop spiritual, emotional, and physical disciplines to sustain their high level of commitment to their cause."[1]
Erik Rees's bio statement at the end of his 2001 article tells us that "Erik starts his doctorate next year in Strategic Leadership at Regent University," which was founded in Virginia by Pat Robertson. "Erik's life purpose is to help organizations focus their resources by creating a synergy of energy within their circle of influence."
Mr. Rees might be studying under Jay Gary, an affiliate professor at Regent University's School of Leadership Studies. Mr. Gary is a visionary leader who has designed a theological formula and historical timeline that strays as far from Biblical truth as the revived Gnostic "gospels." A Senior Associate with The World Network of Religious Futurists and a member of the World Future Society (WFS), his involvement with the supposedly "Christian" Regent University defies any Biblical logic. Though relatively unknown in churches, Jay Gary has become a forceful leader in today's vast and vital effort to evangelize the world -- but not for the Biblical Jesus. [Please read more about him in "The call to global oneness"]
Other members of the WFS include occult author Barbara Marx Hubbard, UN leader Maurice Strong and futurists Alvin and Heidi Toffler. In their book, Creating a New Civilization, the Tofflers wrote an appropriate summary of the ungodly direction of today's transformational leadership. The fact that Newt Gingrich wrote its foreword makes it all the more alarming:
"A new civilization is emerging in our lives, and blind men everywhere are trying to suppress it. This new civilization brings with it new family styles, changed ways of working, loving, and living, a new economy, new political conflicts, and beyond all this an altered consciousness as well."[3]
Might you and I be counted among those "blind men?"
Listed among the resources at Regent's School of Leadership Studies is a report co-authored by Dr. Peter Senge titled "Communities of Commitment: The Heart of Learning Organizations." In Part 2 of this short series, I will compare Dr. Senge's outline for strategic "learning organizations" with Rick Warren's new book, Better Together, the workbook for 40 Days of Community. While Warren freely expresses faith in our Lord and His truths, the imbalanced use of Scriptures and the misleading paraphrased interpretations follow the same pattern that was outlined in Spirit-Led or Purpose-Driven, Part 1. And behind the Biblical words you will find a system and a process designed to move every participant away from any firm position on the Rock of Biblical absolutes to the shifting sands of systems thinking, transformational learning, and "continual change" within the enticing new "learning organization."
Remember, traditional thinking, discernment and worldviews based on God's unchanging Truth will clash the vision of the 21st century community.
"Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the basic principles of the world, and not according to Christ." Colossians 2:6-9
1. "Seven Principles of Transformational Leadership -- Creating A Synergy of Energy"
2. The UN Plan For Global Control: A Report on Habitat II
3. Alvin and Heidi Toffler, Creating a New Civilization (Atlanta: Turner Publishing, 1994), page 19.
4. Peter Senge and Fred Kofman, "Communities of Commitment: The Heart of Learning Organizations" at http://deming.eng.clemson.edu/pub/tqmbbs/prin-pract/comcom.txt
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 6:20 pm
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I recently purchased a repress of Bathory's "Blood Fire Death" on vinyl only to find that the RPM are slightly slowed down in comparison with the cd version that I own for many years now. Certain it is that this is not a mistake of my Project turntable as I do also own a speed box which automatically tunes the rounds per minute.
Are there any of you that have noticed the same problem as I? Could I get in touch with Black Mark and ask for a replacement? My copy was pressed in 03 on black wax.
Oh, post also any experiences you might have had with similar problems as mine. I'm sure there are many.
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Lets do some math here.
The album was pressed in 2003 correct ?
It is now literally pretty much 2009.
That is 6 years ago from today when the album was pressed pretty much. Getting a replacement, I would think not.
However I do enourage a letter to Black Mark to ask for one, and then please come back here and post the response.
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well if your copy is on wrong speed then it means all the vinyls from the same pressing would have the same problem, probably try the pic disc version released last year?
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No need to talk about Marduk's - Those Of The Unlight LP-desaster pressing...
However, I got recently the Amon Amarth - Twilight Of The Thunder God 2-LP and this sounds as if it is pressed with wrong speed too. On 33rpm at least the first LP is wrong on both sides. I can pitch up to 10%, but I haven't found a proper speed where it sounded good. However, having the pitch on 10% it is already too fast. 2nd LP sounds better but still not correct either, but the first LP is definitely too slow.
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Well, there we finally have a big plus of digital recording systems compared to analogue ones ! It happened to me a lot with my old TASCAM 8 tracker that I when I mixed down the tracks that I accidently changed the pitch shifter settings and the speed differed from the original recorded one !
I think that can happen in one way or another while mastering from analogue sources in studio as well ! Wasn´t there some speed issue with the first press of the WFG Live CD on NWN as well ?
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Wasn´t there some speed issue with the first press of the WFG Live CD on NWN as well ?
Yeah the first press of the CD
Was the vinyl affected as well? I dont know
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 4:59 am
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Yeah I mean vinyl surpasses the clynical and cold cd sound, but on the other hand I want to listen to the recordings as the band and the producer wanted to sound. What we have here is a clear distortion of the original product, and it tends to become the norm that lps are pressed with defects all the time- be it annoying scratches that could continue to emerge for 5 to 10 minutes or else.
On the other hand I understand that converting the original digital to an analogue sign could be the thing responsible.
I have a Nergal/Funeral Urn ep that was creating a nauseating sinusoidal curve but that must be because of bad storing(2nd hand).
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On the other hand I understand that converting the original digital to an analogue sign could be the thing responsible.
I have a Nergal/Funeral Urn ep that was creating a nauseating sinusoidal curve but that must be because of bad storing(2nd hand).
That was not how I meant it ! The format of the end product doesn´t matter in this case.
I mean old albums where recorded analogue on tapes or reels, and when you want to master them to bring it in the end form to press, can be CD or the actual vinyl pressing plates you have to play those tapes from beginning to the end. And when you use a CD-R as master the speed is set, while on a tape master there is always the possibility to fuck the right playing speed while mastering. I don´t think this happens the guy who cuts the press plates, but most likely one step before in the studio.
My rough guess is that BATHORY album in question was re-mastered from original tapes, means in the studio they used the original tapes and mastered them on CD. I know there´s always some big knob on analogue recorders where you can adjust the speed of the tape. You can just too easily change those settings by mistake. I guess this is what happened in this case. So if there was a CD pressing done with the same master, it would have the same speed issue !
Just to make a bit more clear what I´m talking about....
The round knob down in the middle adjusts the playing speed.
That one is a portable analogue recorder but I know there´s something similar on reel recorderss used in most studios back in the day.
Normally this knob should be set in the middle, when the album is now recorded with the knob being slightly above the middle the whole tape runs too fast. It´s not a problem if you have the same setting when playing the tape when mixing. But now imagine years after the recording someone puts the original tapes in the player (probably someone who never heard the right speed) he just naturally has the knob in the middle, resulting that the tape plays slower while mixing/mastering.
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Gavin from Bolt Thrower lives down the road from me and drinks in my local, he once told me he has a picture disc of War Master with the Greece soundtrack on the B-side!
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Nearly all the BACK ON BLACK releases I own have the beginnings and ends of songs missing, or they cut in and out very abruptly. Their pressing of Enslaved's Isa is a total cluster fuck. I don't know how they get away with this dishonest, half arsed approach to pressing LPs.
Also Inquisition's "Into the Infernal regions.." DLP sounds like shit, sounds like mp3s. May get rid of it.
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about Bathory "BFD", maybe the speeded up version is an answer from the label for the LP doesn't skip, as I've been told several times that it was too long for a single LP and then you had to add a coin on the spinhead to be heavier and not skipping.
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The vinyl version of WFG live 83 was fine. It was the first press that was pressed with the original slow master. Buried By Time and Dust was in charge of speaking to the band and they didn't say anything so we went with the slow master.
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That's fun to read that many big labels fuck up, Metal Blade, Black Mark, Back on Black etc. I any case, the labels are to blame, since they can't be bothered with test presses or checking the final product. But then again, you bought it anyway...
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That's fun to read that many big labels fuck up, Metal Blade, Black Mark, Back on Black etc. I any case, the labels are to blame, since they can't be bothered with test presses or checking the final product. But then again, you bought it anyway...
That doesn´t surprise me the slightest bit ! The more people are working on something the more fuck ups do happen !
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Yeah, but then again they should have at least a simple checklist to agree the simplest of things like artwork, budget or final product. That's so basic it's incredible it still gets fucked up. But then again they're dealing with Metal records. They'd be soon out of business in any other field...
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Ok, I know everyone says "when you're in labor, you'll know" or "when your water breaks, you'll know" but apparently that is just not true for some of us. When my first was born, I really didn't think my water had broken, I just wanted the day off work and one thing led to another so through a funny series of events I happened to get checked and found out that it had and that I was dilated and a couple of hours later I was holding my baby...no muss no fuss! The whole time I was in labor, I honestly felt like I was just constipated or having my period...not even the worst period of my life or anything like that...just uncomfortable (of course, the OB and nurses managed to make it worse for me, but left alone, I would have never guessed that was labor). Even an hour before my son was born, I was 6cm+ and the monitors were showing strong contractions 2 minutes apart lasting 90 seconds each, but I was trying to convince my dh to go back to work because nothing was going to happen anytime soon and I was chatting on the phone with my boss and one of my cousins. When it came time to push, I told the nurse I had to use the bathroom. She was insisting that I use a bedpan and I kept telling her I couldn't do what I needed to do in a bedpan so she checked me and told me that the baby's head was halfway out! Even then, I didn't feel like I was in labor...two pushes and then immense relief...the whole day of "constipation" was over.
So here I am 30 weeks pregnant the second time. I've been having pre-term labor symptoms since about 23 weeks and my midwife told me last week that it is getting very close. She's staying hands-off for now (at my insistence) and just watching, but she said that all the early signs are there and I should start progressing within the next couple of weeks (that was 1.5 weeks ago) and if I start to "go" before 34 weeks, she'll have to step in and stop me. I can live with that, but I'd rather her not interfere unless she absolutely has to. Every day that goes by right now is a bit of a relief knowing that my little one is cooking that much longer and has that much more of a chance of not having any preemie complications (my first was born at 34.5 weeks and we were EXTREMELY fortunate that he was completely healthy...so maybe I just have really short pregnancies?)
On the other hand, every day that goes by, I get that much more wound up in a knot wondering and worrying and thinking about the impending birth. Psychologically, I'm not ready yet...but I don't think another couple of weeks is really going to fix what's going on in my head at this point! The house is nowhere near ready...you can barely walk in the "baby's room" (my toddler cosleeps and the new baby will too...but still), all the baby "stuff" including the carseat, clothes, etc. are still in the attic and can't be brought down until I get cleaned up enough to even have a place to put them! Even though I know it's got to be done, we're not making much progress and I have a feeling dh will wind up getting in the attic to get at that stuff while I'm in labor or after the baby is born and it will wind up just getting piled on top of all the other crap that needs to be sorted through and put away...I don't see it getting done in the next few weeks. We need a new car...there's no way we can fit two carseats in mine! Again, we haven't even started looking or working on financing so I don't see that happening in the next couple of weeks. So even though we're SOOOO not ready right now, we're probably as close as we're going to get for the time being. And despite short bursts of "nesting" and frequent "panic attacks", I basically have no motivation at all to work on getting things ready.
The silliest part is that this is my second child so theoretically, I should know what to expect. And yet, every little thing freaks me out. Every time I start to feel a little constipated (I swear this baby has tied a knot in my intestines or something!!) I freak out wondering if it's the baby. Every time I start to feel a little damp "down there", I panic wondering if my water's broken or if I'm just sweating or if it's stress incontinence or what. This morning I had been sitting for a while and when I went to stand up, I got what felt like a runner's stitch in my belly and couldnt' stand up straight...I totally freaked wondering if that's what "real" contractions feel like! DH is no help because he's terrified of having to deliver this baby himself so he wants to run to the hospital at every little thing. I think I'm doing ok at putting on a good face and reminding him that if it's really labor, we'll know for sure in a couple of hours so there's no need to go running off to the hospital (again) for a false alarm, but inside, I'm thinking that last time, I never really knew except that the nurse told me and even so, I went from 3cm to holding my baby in about 2.5 hours and they say the second one is faster. I know it's silly...but every day that goes by it gets worse and worse...I'm losing my mind!!
Anyway, thanks for letting me vent...am I the only one going through this?
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I can SO relate to the "how am I ever going to get ready" part; I have the same problem. It's really hard to think and plan, let alone do, when there are limits to your time and energy. Especially in your situation, when you're worried about something happening every minute. Why don't you make a list and prioritize the top items? If you or your DH can get the carseat taken care of, then most of the other stuff doesn't have to happen so quickly. Think about it one small project at a time, and you'll be surprised at how much can get done.
Linda -- proud mom of Rachel (20), Joshua (15), Elisheva (7), and Moshe (3), and 2 wonderful grown stepdaughters.
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Yeah, I can relate to the "how am I ever going to get ready" part too. I also had my first baby at 34.5 weeks and everything was fine. But I am convinced I almost went into labor 2 weeks earlier when I was stressing out stuck in traffic. Plus I had just found out my DH was going to have to have open heart surgery soon (done now - went great) and was worried he'd be in the hospital the same time I went into labor. Plus I worried about the risks and complications of his surgery. And my house was no where near ready either. I was so worried my DH wouldn't be able to be at the birth and also worried that my DS wouldn't get the chance to know his Daddy, etc. I think I basically stressed myself out so much worrying that it induced my labor. Everything worked out in the end (even getting the nursery ready). And I vow that next time around I am going to do whatever it takes to just relax and not worry so much. I'm not sure how successful I will be at that. But it's worth a shot!
Oh yeah, and my nursery was a TOTAL disaster area, but in one VERY focused weekend I was able to get it in good enough shape for starters. You'll still be able to get stuff done after the baby gets here. It may be more of a nuisance, but doable...
Good luck! Good baby-baking vibes are coming your way...
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"ACT-UP formed 25 years ago to demand that NYC and the nation put resources into helping people with AIDS access basic care and services," said Charles King, CEO for Housing Works. "Today, Housing Works is still fighting for the same demands for people -- the right to housing for people with HIV, the right to treatment and care, and the right to prevention methods like access to syringes and condoms."
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ACT-UP and its allies will also be using the march to pump up the volume on a growing nationwide outcry for a "Financial Speculation Tax" (Fi.S.T.). This policy would involve a small tax -- a mere fraction of one percent -- on speculative trading by Wall Street investment banks, hedge funds and other large financial institutions. Activists say funds from the tax would be invested in providing full access to treatment and services -- such as housing -- for people with HIV across the globe.
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When we talk about illegal immigration, it's really the Mexicans we are talking about. They make up 62 percent of all illegal immigrants in the country and are the most readily visible. You wouldn't know the Russians, Ukrainians or Romanians until they said something to you, but a brown-skinned guy with dark hair and cowboy boots pretty much screams "Illegal!" to most of us.
When we talk about illegal immigration, it's really the Mexicans we are talking about. They make up 62 percent of all illegal immigrants in the country and are the most readily visible. You wouldn't know the Russians, Ukrainians or Romanians until they said something to you, but a brown-skinned guy with dark hair and cowboy boots pretty much screams "Illegal!" to most of us.
Unlike many Republicans, I have actually worked with some of these guys. Here is what I have seen with my own eyes:
The reason Mexicans get hired is that they show up on time, don't ask for time off, don't whine about what they are asked to do and do good work. I have never witnessed the lazy benefit-sucking that is the staple of current conservative rhetoric.
One company I do business with has employed several guys who might be from Texas or New Mexico but probably aren't. They will never get laid off first because they do their jobs. The idea that they are here to milk the American system defies the reality I see.
If Americans could do what these guys do, they would get hired. Sad truth is, many Americans seem to have forgotten how to work. It's easier to sit at home and draw unemployment as long as possible. The idea that maybe we should come up with some initiative has become the sole property of the immigrants.
I spent an hour trying to find the actual text of the Heritage Foundation's paper on illegal immigration amnesty costs. It has not been easy, but here is what I have learned: The basic underlying theme seems to be that anyone earning under a certain income level is a leech on the system, and neither he nor his descendants will ever, ever stop being a leech.
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If we follow that logic, not only can we save $6.3 trillion by not offering amnesty, we could cut another $6.3 trillion by deporting low-income people who already are Americans. The plumbers, carpenters, Wal-Mart clerks, the waitress who served you your meal, the mechanic who changed your oil, the guy riding on the back of the city's trash truck and the gal who handed you your cup of coffee all fall into the same income level as all those Mexicans for whom amnesty is being considered. Boot 'em all out, and presto — we're on the way to balanced budgets and prosperity.
Now, you and I both just realized that the Heritage Foundation's reasoning is just a big pile of steaming horse poopy.
A Mexican illegal immigrant who is working in Henderson County had to wade a river, cross a desert and travel a thousand miles on less money than it takes to fill my truck's gas tank. I know at least a dozen proud Americans who won't cross town to get a job. Some won't even get out of bed except to cash their lottery tickets and buy a case of beer.
I don't know what to do about illegal immigration. I think as long as a richer country is next to a poorer one, there will always be illegal immigrants. I'm not confident that amnesty will solve anything. I lean toward guest-worker status for 10 years or so first. Fact is, I don't see any Mexicans taking one job away from anyone else who wants one, but ...
The law has to be enforced or the law loses its meaning. I would love to be able to print my own money and get Congress to pass a counterfeiters amnesty act.
On a different note, the Henderson County Young Naturalists 4-H WHEP team rode down into the bowels of Johnston County last weekend to compete in the state contest, which was held at Howell Woods educational facility. WHEP stands for Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program. Animal ID foods, aerial photos and a scenario for management improvement are all part of the contest.
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by The Shadow » Fri May 03, 2013 12:33 pm
Atta boy!
Better eating and giving up on Coke and such?
by LobsterJ » Fri May 03, 2013 12:34 pmI am seriously addicted to Coke Zero. I have always scoffed at people who need their morning cup of coffee to feel ready for the day, but I can't operate without a can of Coke Zero in the morning.
by Keb » Fri May 03, 2013 12:35 pm
It's a fake twitter account. Not really Bob.
Yes a long time ago. Probably a year ago at least.
If you want, I can report you for your user title.
Try drinking ice water. Before I went on my diet (more like eating habits change), I was drinking a fair amount of pop. Not a lot, maybe like a can a day, but I've stopped completely. I just drink water. It's boring, but it really does make you feel a lot better. If you want/need the caffeine, coffee or tea is good. Fruit juice is good but if you really want it, just get a juice and juice your fruits. Or just eat the fruit. That way you'll get fibre and poop a lot.
I don't know why people believe diet pop is a good thing. It's just as bad with all the chemicals and shit.
by outsider » Fri May 03, 2013 12:36 pm
Ha, that's interesting - I've had plenty of friends claim they dropped 10 pounds when they gave up soda/soft drinks.
Bragging time: I went from 245 to 185. Most didn't notice until I had lost 30, but after that I got all kinds of comments. Most were compliments, but a few were asking "So, did you mean to lose weight....?" (That's apparently the white person's polite way of asking if you have cancer.) I never knew that could be a compliment!
by S.F. Jude Terror » Fri May 03, 2013 12:38 pm
I had the surgery.
As a result, I just get full on small portions of food.
As a result of that, if I don't want to feel sick all day, I have to choose what those small portions are, preferably protein-rich.
Drinking soda isn't even a consideration, I drink it once in a while (and drink full-sugar, I don't like the chemicals), but we're talking half a glass and not with meals.
And we try (when we can afford it) to eat natural foods. For instance, we made our own peanut butter yesterday. But that can get tough/expensive feeding a family of five.
Once I started losing weight it became possible for me to actually like, be active and stuff, so I can get exercise.
So all that stuff together, but I really needed the surgery to kick things off, retrain my body and mind to not want to eat huge portions of awful food.
And when I do eat something awful, it's like, half a cheeseburger.
I learned that fries are unnecessary as a side dish to meals at restaurants.
Etc. etc. etc.
by misac » Fri May 03, 2013 12:38 pm
Hope you read the OH's exclusive interview with him!
http://www.theouthousers.com/index.php/ ... arras.html
by S.F. Jude Terror » Fri May 03, 2013 12:39 pm
Wow nice job Coyle!
by outsider » Fri May 03, 2013 12:39 pm
Yeah, with surgical help... wuss.
I'm Batman to your Bionic Man!
(for reals, tho - congrats)
Hell yeah, it's in a frame hanging in my kids' room (beside a JSA sketch signed by Irwin Hasen).
Thanks - it's good to be back.
by The Shadow » Fri May 03, 2013 12:40 pm
Fixed the user title for you
Almost all I've had to drink is water and you're right... you do feel better! I do drink tea and coffee once in a while (but only if my wife is already making it).
Also agree about diet cola's. HORRIBLE stuff.
by The Shadow » Fri May 03, 2013 12:41 pm
Re; the "compliment"
by outsider » Fri May 03, 2013 12:44 pm
Research "Community Supported Agriculture" in your area. You have to pony up some money up-front, but it is super cheap if you see how much you get over an entire season compared to buying produce at a grocery.
by The Shadow » Fri May 03, 2013 12:45 pm
Food quality is important but the BIGGEST thing for me has been portion control. I give myself a chance to see if I'm ACTUALLY full rather than keep cramming.
I'm by no means heavy... 38 years old, almost 6'3" and was at 220... but my wife wanted to lose some weight so rather than be a hindrance with my potato chips, colas and such I just eat the same things and same portions as her. Helps us both actually.
Plus we have a 2 year old and I need to be able to keep up with her!
by PennyDreadful » Fri May 03, 2013 12:46 pmI go with caffeine free Diet Coke myself. But not every day. I figure once or twice a week should be okay, yes?
by Keb » Fri May 03, 2013 12:48 pm
Yeah. Fries are totally not good to eat. I've given up tons of foods I was eating that were just junk. Fries (any type of potato, really), cheese, gravy, bacon (yeah, bacon), etc. I stopped eating out as well. I rarely go out for dinner and if I do, it's no longer fried chicken or poutine.
by The Shadow » Fri May 03, 2013 12:51 pm
Gave up... bacon?
Is that possible for a Canadian?
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