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The Pastor Wears a Skirt : Stories of Gender and Ministry. (eBook, 2018) [WorldCat.org]
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The Pastor Wears a Skirt : Stories of Gender and Ministry.
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Intro; Title Page; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Chapter 1: Formation; Perspective; Orlando's Feet; Swimming Upstream-The Beginning; The Pearl Necklace; Wasting Time; Chapter 2: Decision; Complicated Vocation; Official Letter; Bathroom Plot; Dangerous Pastor; Matthew's Confession; Summer Heat; Pastoral Scars; Liturgical Clothing Commandments; Parallel Threads; Chapter 3: Love and Death; Missing Groom; Wedding Portraits; The First Death; Invisible; Guns at Cemetery; Rural Pain; Stillborn Dreams; Mary; Awkward; Another Beginning; June Deaths: The First Week after Interim Pastorate Chapter 4: Rituals and RhythmsEating Bread; . . . and the Greatest of These Is Banana Bread; . . . and a Little Water from the Jordan River; Vulnerable Preaching; Thanksgiving Mess; Three Ironies of Advent; Guest Preacher Hospitality; Still Praying; The Congregation in the Airport; She Died Without Me; Confirmation; Allergic to Church; Chapter 5: Surprises; Boots and Cash; Purple Hair; How to Say Hello and Goodbye with Joy; Hot Bean Juice Communion; You Just Gotta' Laugh-Six Stories; Chapter 6: Sacred Encounters; Long-Sleeved Visitor; Demons; Eager Volunteers; War's Prisoner Some Will Con YouPrison Visit; The Army and Me; My Pretty Little Head; Easter Comes Early for Imogene
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Patent US20020161314 - Arrangement for patient monitor - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsThe invention relates to an arrangement for a patient monitor arranged to measure one or more parameters from a patient from other than urine or the urinary tract. To improve the ergonomics of patient monitoring work, the arrangement comprises a sensor (8) that is arranged between a patient urinary tract...http://www.google.com/patents/US20020161314?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20020161314 - Arrangement for patient monitorAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20020161314 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 09/959,089PCT numberPCT/FI2001/000147Publication dateOct 31, 2002Filing dateFeb 15, 2001Priority dateFeb 17, 2000Also published asEP1178754A1, WO2001060255A1Publication number09959089, 959089, PCT/2001/147, PCT/FI/1/000147, PCT/FI/1/00147, PCT/FI/2001/000147, PCT/FI/2001/00147, PCT/FI1/000147, PCT/FI1/00147, PCT/FI1000147, PCT/FI100147, PCT/FI2001/000147, PCT/FI2001/00147, PCT/FI2001000147, PCT/FI200100147, US 2002/0161314 A1, US 2002/161314 A1, US 20020161314 A1, US 20020161314A1, US 2002161314 A1, US 2002161314A1, US-A1-20020161314, US-A1-2002161314, US2002/0161314A1, US2002/161314A1, US20020161314 A1, US20020161314A1, US2002161314 A1, US2002161314A1InventorsMalla SarajarviOriginal AssigneeMalla SarajarviExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (18), Classifications (9), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetArrangement for patient monitorUS 20020161314 A1Abstract The invention relates to an arrangement for a patient monitor arranged to measure one or more parameters from a patient from other than urine or the urinary tract. To improve the ergonomics of patient monitoring work, the arrangement comprises a sensor (8) that is arranged between a patient urinary tract catheter (6) and a urine collection container (7) or the like and that is arranged to measure at least the flow or volume of the patient's urine output, and means (9) for conveying the data measured to the patient monitor (2) Images(4) Claims(9)
[0015]FIG. 1 schematically shows the arrangement of the invention in a patient care situation. In FIG. 1, reference 1 denotes a patient. In FIG. 1, reference 2 denotes a patient monitor arranged to measure different patient parameters, such as EKG, NIBP, oxygen saturation, respiratory gases, invasive pressures etc. The structure and use of a patient monitor are known per se to a person skilled in the art; hence, they are not explained in detail herein. [0016] In FIG. 1, reference 3 denotes infusion bags connected to the patient. Reference 4 denotes a respirator and reference 5 an invasive pressure set. Said components are shown to indicate the number of tubes sometimes connected to a patient. [0017] In FIG. 1, reference 6 denotes a urinary tract catheter, by means of which the patient's urine flows to a urine collection container 7. In accordance with the essential idea of the invention, the arrangement comprises a sensor 8 arranged between the patient urinary tract catheter 6 and the urine collection container 7 or the like. The sensor 8 is arranged to measure the flow or volume of the patient's 1 urine output. The sensor 8 can also be arranged to measure the momentary urine flow and/or the volume cumulated in a unit of time. Furthermore, the sensor can be arranged to measure urine temperature. The arrangement further comprises means for conveying the data measured to the patient monitor 2. The means 9 may be for example suitable conductors for transferring the data in electronic form to the patient monitor. [0018] The essential advantage of the invention is that it enables routine urine measurement monitoring as one parameter in addition to other parameters without need for a separate device to measure this parameter. The arrangement of the invention substantially improves the ergonomics of work related to patient monitoring compared with the prior art. In practice, this is very important, since the number of different devices and the tubes and cables connected thereto is so high for example in operating theatres that it even causes risky situations etc., as was stated before. Separate devices, cables and tubes connected thereto sometimes also cause trouble when a patient is being moved. Such a situation arises easily for example when for some reason a patient has to be moved fast from one place to another, whereby a separate device may be forgot due to the hurry. Such forgetfulness may cause for example a loose device to fall from a support surface onto the floor, which always causes extra work and checks and, in the worst case, the device may be damaged and has to be replaced etc. [0019] It is also essential to the invention that a conventional normal urinary tract catheter can be used as the urinary tract catheter; hence, no special catheter type is needed. [0020] There are many ways to implement the sensor 8 arranged between the urinary tract catheter 6 and the urine collection container 7 or the like. FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment. In FIG. 2. the same references have the same significance as in FIG. 1. The exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 2 is a flow sensor 8 a based on heat transfer. Reference 10 denotes a temperature 1 measuring sensor, reference 11 a heater and reference 12 temperature 2 measurement. [0021]FIG. 3 shows a second exemplary embodiment, which is a sensor 8 b based on ultrasound. Reference 13 denotes input of a signal in a transmitter and reference 14 output of the signal from a receiver. [0022]FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment using a sensor 8 c based on a turbine. Reference 15 shows input of power to the sensor measuring the speed of rotation of the turbine and reference 16 an output signal from the sensor. [0023]FIG. 5 shows an exemplary embodiment using a sensor 8 d based on a pressure difference. The pressure difference caused by a flow resistance installed inside a tube is measured between the points denoted by references 17 and 18. [0024] The operation and structure of the sensors described above are known per se to a person skilled in the art; hence, they are not described in detail herein. In the embodiments of FIGS. 3 to 5, the sensor used to measure temperature can be placed for example as shown in FIG. 2; e.g. sensor 10, at a suitable point so that urine temperature and flow data are measured at substantially the same point. [0025] The urine temperature measured by means of sensor 8, 8 a, 8 b, 8 c, 8 d can also be used to calculate core temperature, which is important for example in drowning cases and burns. It is to be noted that the invention also allows the core temperature to be obtained without a special catheter provided with a sensor. [0026] The above exemplary embodiments are in no way intended to restrict the invention, but the invention can be freely modified within the scope of the claims. Accordingly, it is apparent that the arrangement of the invention and its details do not necessarily have to be as described above, but other solutions are also feasible. After measurement, instead of a urine collection container, the patient's urine output can be conveyed to another container or alternatively poured down the drain if no other measurements are performed on the urine. The invention also allows measurement data to be obtained as a function of time, which was not successful previously when urine was conventionally measured for example manually. 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LlcContainer for physiological fluidsUS8444623Jun 6, 2011May 21, 2013Plc Medical Systems, Inc.Patient hydration methodUS8663128Nov 8, 2007Mar 4, 2014Flowsense Ltd.Diagnostic method and apparatusUS20120078137 *Jun 1, 2010Mar 29, 2012Biometrix LtdApparatus and method for bedside collection of body fluids and automatic volume level monitoringWO2008059483A2 *Nov 8, 2007May 22, 2008Med I Dynamix Fluid MonitoringA diagnostic method and apparatusWO2010141458A2 *Jun 1, 2010Dec 9, 2010Biometrix LtdApparatus and method for bedside collection of body fluids and automatic volume level monitoring* Cited by examinerClassifications U.S. Classification600/573, 604/349International ClassificationA61B5/20Cooperative ClassificationA61B5/201, A61B5/208, A61B5/14507European ClassificationA61B5/145D, A61B5/20B, A61B5/20F2Legal EventsDateCodeEventDescriptionFeb 12, 2002ASAssignmentOwner name: INSTRUMENTARIUM CORP., FINLANDFree format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:SARAJARVI, MALLA;REEL/FRAME:012605/0488Effective date: 20011022RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services©2012 Google

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Print Framed by trees, a lone shoveler toils on a sidewalk after a winter storm sent temperatures plunging to single-digit levels and dumped up to a foot of snow Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, in Denver. Forecasters predict that the cold and snow will persist through Monday before another storm sweeps over Colorado's Front Range communities Thursday. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
DALLAS – Freezing rain coated parts of Texas with ice on Monday, leading to hundreds of canceled flights and a delay in the "American Sniper" murder trial. Elsewhere, arctic air and snow in parts of New England and New York made for a cold, dangerous commute. More broadly, temperatures are expected to be 25 to 30 degrees below normal across much of the country, said National Weather Service forecaster Jim Hayes. Here's what's happening: ___ SLIPPERY SOUTH Up to an inch of ice was possible in parts of North Texas, where more than 1,000 flights in and out of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport were canceled Monday. The weather also prompted at least a daylong delay in the trial of the ex-Marine charged in the shooting death of former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, whose memoir, "American Sniper," was the basis for the Oscar-nominated movie. The National Weather Service canceled a winter storm warning for North Texas but said the moisture already on roads was expected to refreeze by early Tuesday, complicating the morning commute for a second day. Forecasters also issued a winter storm watch for much of North Texas for Tuesday night and Wednesday as another storm was expected to move through the area, bringing up to 3 inches of snow. A freezing rain advisory was also in effect for the Southeast Texas Piney Woods through Tuesday morning, and winter weather advisories have been posted for Central Texas and parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. ___ CHILL IN THE AIR Wind chills are forecast to dive below zero in northern parts of the U.S. starting Monday afternoon. The weather service says the wind chill in Bennington, Vermont, could drop to 17 below zero, while Lake Placid, New York, could see minus 30. In Michigan, actual temperatures dipped to 10 degrees below zero in Saginaw, Bay City and Midland, breaking the area's record of minus 2. Meanwhile, the Great Lakes are going the way of Niagara Falls: They're freezing over. Lake Erie is nearly totally frozen, and Lakes Huron and Superior are nearly 80 percent frozen, the New York Daily News reports. ___ ALL ABOARD Boston's transit agency is slowly returning to normal after a series of crippling snowstorms and low temperatures. Most subway and trolley branches had service restored Sunday just in time for the Monday morning commute and buses were running on a regular weekday schedule, though riders may see delays. Commuter rail passengers also were told to expect delays and cancellations. ___ WINTER DANGERS A man was killed Sunday when he fell through a snow-covered skylight in Canton, Massachusetts. A man and a woman were found dead in the snow outside their rural western Pennsylvania home Sunday afternoon, but their causes of death weren't immediately clear. And in Texas, a 31-year-old Amarillo man died Sunday when he lost control of his car on icy Interstate 27. About 60 people had to be evacuated from an apartment complex in Hooksett, New Hampshire, after the roof partially collapsed under the weight of snow. No one was hurt there, or in Portland, Maine, where chunks of ice the size of end tables slid off the roof of a five-story building and crashed through the front and rear windows of an unoccupied car Sunday. The cold also is affecting water mains, with numerous breaks and leaks reported in suburban Washington, D.C., and a few in the Detroit area. ___ MESSY COMMUTES Snow made for difficult driving conditions Monday along numerous highways in northern and eastern New Mexico, while Colorado's lawmakers were told to stay at home. A much-needed winter soaking flooded some Southern California streets and dampened the red carpet at the Academy Awards on Sunday. The rain let up around sunrise on Monday, but more showers were expected. ___ UNEXPECTEDLY UNTOUCHED It's the second least-snowy winter on record in Anchorage, Alaska, according to the National Weather Service. That lack of snow has saved the city about $1 million in snow removal and related public services, the Alaska Dispatch News reports. Advertisement

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PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you, Ohio! Thank you, Cleveland! (Applause.) Thank you so much. Thank you very much, everybody. Everybody, please have a seat. Have a seat. We've got some business to do today. (Applause.) Thank you very much.
MR: I love you back. Thank you.
Before we get started I want to just acknowledge some outstanding public servants who are here. First of all, somebody who I believe is one of the finest governors in this country -- Ted Strickland is here. (Applause.) The lieutenant-governor and soon-to-be junior senator from the great state of Illinois -- or Ohio -- I was thinking about my own home -- Lee Fisher is here. (Applause.)
I used to hear that line all the time about “senator from Illinois” -- that would be me. (Laughter.)
Outstanding mayor of Cleveland, Frank Jackson is here. (Applause.) The mayor of Parma, Dean DePiero. (Applause.) Somebody who is fighting for working families each and every day, Senator Sherrod Brown is here. (Applause.) And three of the hardest-working and finest members of the House of Representatives -- Dennis Kucinich, Marcia Fudge, and John Boccieri. (Applause.)
Good afternoon, everybody. It is good to be back in Ohio. (Applause.)
You know, in the fall of 2008, one of the last rallies of my presidential campaign was right here in the Cleveland area. (Applause.) It was a hopeful time, just two days before the election. And we knew that if we pulled it off, we’d finally have the chance to tackle some big and difficult challenges that had been facing this country for a very long time.
We also hoped for a chance to get beyond some of the old political divides -– between Democrats and Republicans, red states and blue states -– that had prevented us from making progress. Because although we are proud to be Democrats, we are prouder to be Americans -– (applause) -- and we believed then and we believe now that no single party has a monopoly on wisdom.
That’s not to say that the election didn’t expose deep differences between the parties.
I ran for President because for much of the last decade, a very specific governing philosophy had reigned about how America should work: Cut taxes, especially for millionaires and billionaires. Cut regulations for special interests. Cut trade deals even if they didn’t benefit our workers. Cut back on investments in our people and in our future -– in education and clean energy, in research and technology. The idea was that if we just had blind faith in the market, if we let corporations play by their own rules, if we left everyone else to fend for themselves that America would grow and America would prosper.
And for a time this idea gave us the illusion of prosperity. We saw financial firms and CEOs take in record profits and record bonuses. We saw a housing boom that led to new homeowners and new jobs in construction. Consumers bought more condos and bigger cars and better TVs.
But while all this was happening, the broader economy was becoming weaker. Nobody understands that more than the people of Ohio. Job growth between 2000 and 2008 was slower than it had been in any economic expansion since World War II -– slower than it’s been over the last year. The wages and incomes of middle-class families kept falling while the cost of everything from tuition to health care kept on going up. Folks were forced to put more debt on their credit cards and borrow against homes that many couldn’t afford to buy in the first place. And meanwhile, a failure to pay for two wars and two tax cuts for the wealthy helped turn a record surplus into a record deficit.
I ran for President because I believed that this kind of economy was unsustainable –- for the middle class and for the future of our nation. I ran because I had a different idea about how America was built. (Applause.) It was an idea rooted in my own family’s story.
You see, Michelle and I are where we are today because even though our families didn’t have much, they worked tirelessly -– without complaint -– so that we might have a better life. My grandfather marched off to Europe in World War II, while my grandmother worked in factories on the home front. I had a single mom who put herself through school, and would wake before dawn to make sure I got a decent education. Michelle can still remember her father heading out to his job as a city worker long after multiple sclerosis had made it impossible for him to walk without crutches. He always got to work; he just had to get up a little earlier.
Yes, our families believed in the American values of self-reliance and individual responsibility, and they instilled those values in their children. But they also believed in a country that rewards responsibility; a country that rewards hard work; a country built on the promise of opportunity and upward mobility. They believed in an America that gave my grandfather the chance to go to college because of the GI Bill; an America that gave my grandparents the chance to buy a home because of the Federal Housing Authority; an America that gave their children and grandchildren the chance to fulfill our dreams thanks to college loans and college scholarships.
It was an America where you didn’t buy things you couldn’t afford; where we didn’t just think about today -– we thought about tomorrow. An America that took pride in the goods that we made, not just the things we consumed. An America where a rising tide really did lift all boats, from the company CEO to the guy on the assembly line.
That’s the America I believe in. (Applause.) That’s the America I believe in. That's what led me to work in the shadow of a shuttered steel plant on the South Side of Chicago when I was a community organizer. It’s what led me to fight for factory workers at manufacturing plants that were closing across Illinois when I was a senator. It’s what led me to run for President -– because I don’t believe we can have a strong and growing economy without a strong and growing middle class. (Applause.)
Now, much has happened since that election. The flawed policies and economic weaknesses of the previous decade culminated in a financial crisis and the worst recession of our lifetimes. And my hope was that the crisis would cause everybody, Democrats and Republicans, to pull together and tackle our problems in a practical way. But as we all know, things didn’t work out that way.
Some Republican leaders figured it was smart politics to sit on the sidelines and let Democrats solve the mess. Others believed on principle that government shouldn’t meddle in the markets, even when the markets are broken. But with the nation losing nearly 800,000 jobs the month that I was sworn into office, my most urgent task was to stop a financial meltdown and prevent this recession from becoming a second depression. (Applause.)
And, Ohio, we have done that. The economy is growing again. The financial markets have stabilized. The private sector has created jobs for the last eight months in a row. (Applause.) And there are roughly 3 million Americans who are working today because of the economic plan we put into place.
But the truth is progress has been painfully slow. Millions of jobs were lost before our policies even had a chance to take effect. We lost 4 million in the six months before I took office. It was a hole so deep that even though we’ve added jobs again, millions of Americans remain unemployed. Hundreds of thousands of families have lost their homes. Millions more can barely pay the bills or make the mortgage. The middle class is still treading water, and those aspiring to reach the middle class are doing everything they can to keep from drowning.
And meanwhile, some of the very steps that were necessary to save the economy -– like temporarily supporting the banks and the auto industry -– fed the perception that Washington is still ignoring the middle class in favor of special interests.
And so people are frustrated and they’re angry and they’re anxious about the future. I understand that. I also understand that in a political campaign, the easiest thing for the other side to do is to ride this fear and anger all the way to Election Day.
That’s what’s happening right now. A few weeks ago, the Republican leader of the House came here to Cleveland and offered his party’s answer to our economic challenges. Now, it would be one thing if he had admitted his party’s mistakes during the eight years that they were in power, if they had gone off for a while and meditated, and come back and offered a credible new approach to solving our country’s problems.
But that’s not what happened. There were no new policies from Mr. Boehner. There were no new ideas. There was just the same philosophy that we had already tried during the decade that they were in power -- the same philosophy that led to this mess in the first place: Cut more taxes for millionaires and cut more rules for corporations.
Instead of coming together like past generations did to build a better country for our children and grandchildren, their argument is that we should let insurance companies go back to denying care for folks who are sick, or let credit card companies go back to raising rates without any reason. Instead of setting our sights higher, they’re asking us to settle for a status quo of stagnant growth and eroding competitiveness and a shrinking middle class.
Cleveland, that is not the America I know. That is not the America we believe in. (Applause.)
A lot has changed since I came here in those final days of the last election, but what hasn’t is the choice facing this country. It’s still fear versus hope; the past versus the future. It’s still a choice between sliding backward and moving forward. That’s what this election is about. That’s the choice you will face in November. (Applause.)
Now, we have a different vision for the future. See, I’ve never believed that government has all the answers to our problems. I’ve never believed that government’s role is to create jobs or prosperity. I believe it’s the drive and the ingenuity of our entrepreneurs, our small businesses; the skill and dedication of our workers -- (applause) -- that’s made us the wealthiest nation on Earth. (Applause.) I believe it’s the private sector that must be the main engine for our recovery.
I believe government should be lean; government should be efficient. I believe government should leave people free to make the choices they think are best for themselves and their families, so long as those choices don’t hurt others. (Applause.)
But in the words of the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln, I also believe that government should do for the people what they cannot do better for themselves. (Applause.) And that means making the long-term investments in this country’s future that individuals and corporations can't make on their own: investments in education and clean energy, in basic research and technology and infrastructure. (Applause.)
That means making sure corporations live up to their responsibilities to treat consumers fairly and play by the same rules as everyone else. (Applause.) Their responsibility is to look out for their workers, as well as their shareholders, and create jobs here at home.
And that means providing a hand-up for middle-class families –- so that if they work hard and meet their responsibilities, they can afford to raise their children, and send them to college, see a doctor when they get sick, retire with dignity and respect. (Applause.)
That’s what we Democrats believe in -– a vibrant free market, but one that works for everybody. (Applause.) That’s our vision. That's our vision for a stronger economy and a growing middle class. And that’s the difference between what we and Republicans in Congress are offering the American people right now.
Let me give you a few specific examples of our different approaches. This week, I proposed some additional steps to grow the economy and help businesses spur hiring. One of the keys to job creation is to encourage companies to invest more in the United States. But for years, our tax code has actually given billions of dollars in tax breaks that encourage companies to create jobs and profits in other countries.
I want to change that. (Applause.) I want to change that. Instead of tax loopholes that incentivize investment in overseas jobs, I’m proposing a more generous, permanent extension of the tax credit that goes to companies for all the research and innovation they do right here in Ohio, right here in the United States of America. (Applause.)
And I’m proposing that all American businesses should be allowed to write off all the investment they do in 2011. And this will help small businesses upgrade their plants and equipment, and will encourage large corporations to get off the sidelines and start putting their profits to work in places like Cleveland and Toledo and Dayton. (Applause.)
Now, to most of you, I'll bet this just seems like common sense. (Laughter.) But not to Mr. Boehner and his allies. For years, Republicans have fought to keep these corporate loopholes open. In fact, when Mr. Boehner was here in Cleveland he attacked us for closing a few of these loopholes -– and using the money to help states like Ohio keep hundreds of thousands of teachers and cops and firefighters on the job. (Applause.) Mr. Boehner dismissed these jobs we saved –- teaching our kids, patrolling our streets, rushing into burning buildings -– as “government jobs” -– jobs I guess he thought just weren’t worth saving.
And I couldn’t disagree more. I think teachers and police officers and firefighters are part of what keeps America strong. (Applause.) And, Ohio, I think if we’re going to give tax breaks to companies, they should go to companies that create jobs in America -– not that create jobs overseas. (Applause.) That’s one difference between the Republican vision and the Democratic vision. That’s what this election is all about. (Applause.)
Let me give you another example. We want to put more Americans back to work rebuilding America -– our roads, our railways, our runways. When the housing sector collapsed and the recession hit, one in every four jobs lost were in the construction industry. That’s partly why our economic plan has invested in badly needed infrastructure projects over the last 19 months –- not just roads and bridges, but high-speed railroads and expanded broadband access. Altogether, these projects have led to thousands of good, private sector jobs, especially for those in the trades.
Mr. Boehner and the Republicans in Congress said no to these projects. Fought them tooth and nail. Though I should say it didn’t stop a lot of them from showing up at the ribbon-cuttings -- (laughter) -- trying to take credit. That’s always a sight to see. (Laughter.)
Now, there are still thousands of miles of railroads and railways and runways left to repair and improve. And engineers, economists, governors, mayors of every political stripe believe that if we want to compete in this global economy, we need to rebuild this vital infrastructure. There is no reason Europe or China should have the fastest trains or the most modern airports -– we want to put people to work building them right here in America. (Applause.)
So this week, I’ve proposed a six-year infrastructure plan that would start putting Americans to work right away. But despite the fact that this has traditionally been an issue with bipartisan support, Mr. Boehner has so far said no to infrastructure. That’s bad for America -– and that, too, is what this election is all about.
I’ll give you one final example of the differences between us and the Republicans, and that’s on the issue of tax cuts. Under the tax plan passed by the last administration, taxes are scheduled to go up substantially next year -- for everybody. By the way, this was by design. When they passed these tax cuts in 2001 and 2003, they didn’t want everybody to know what it would do to our deficit, so they pretended like they were going to end, even though now they say they don't.
Now, I believe we ought to make the tax cuts for the middle class permanent. (Applause.) For the middle class, permanent. These families are the ones who saw their wages and incomes flat-line over the last decade -– you deserve a break. (Applause.) You deserve some help. And because folks in the middle class are more likely to spend their tax cut on basic necessities, that strengthens the economy as a whole.
But the Republican leader of the House doesn’t want to stop there. Make no mistake: He and his party believe we should also give a permanent tax cut to the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans.
MR. OBAMA: With all the other budgetary pressures we have -– with all the Republicans’ talk about wanting to shrink the deficit -- they would have us borrow $700 billion over the next 10 years to give a tax cut of about $100,000 each to folks who are already millionaires. And keep in mind wealthy Americans are just about the only folks who saw their incomes rise when Republicans were in charge. And these are the folks who are less likely to spend the money -- which is why economists don’t think tax breaks for the wealthy would do much to boost the economy.
This isn’t to punish folks who are better off –- God bless them. It’s because we can’t afford the $700 billion price tag. (Applause.) And for those who claim that our approach would somehow be bad for growth and bad for small businesses, let me remind you that with those tax rates in place, under President Clinton, this country created 22 million jobs and raised incomes and had the largest surplus in our history. (Applause.)
Look, I recognize that most of the Republicans in Congress have said no to just about every policy I’ve proposed since taking office. I realize in some cases that there are genuine philosophical differences. But on issues like this one -- a tax cut for small businesses supported by the Chamber of Commerce -- the only reason they’re holding this up is politics, pure and simple. (Applause.) They’re making the same calculation they made just before my inauguration: If I fail, they win. Well, they might think that this will get them to where they want to go in November, but it won’t get our country going where it needs to go in the long run. (Applause.) It won’t get us there. (Applause.) It won’t get us there. (Applause.) It won't get us there. (Applause.)
So that’s the choice, Ohio. Do we return to the same failed policies that ran our economy into a ditch, or do we keep moving forward with policies that are slowly pulling us out? (Applause.) Do we settle for a slow decline, or do we reach for an America with a growing economy and a thriving middle class? (Applause.) That’s the America that I see. We may not be there yet, but we know where this country needs to go.
We see a future where we invest in American innovation and American ingenuity; where we export more goods so we create more jobs here at home; where we make it easier to start a business or patent an invention; where we build a homegrown, clean energy industry -- because I don’t want to see new solar panels or electric cars or advanced batteries manufactured in Europe or Asia. (Applause.) I want to see them made right here in the U.S. of A by American workers. (Applause.)
We see an America where every citizen has the skills and training to compete with any worker in the world. That’s why we’ve set a goal to once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world by 2020. (Applause.) That’s why we’re revitalizing community colleges like this one. (Applause.) That’s why we’re reforming our education system based on what works for our children, not what perpetuates the status quo. (Applause.)
We see an America where a growing middle class is the beating heart of a growing economy. That’s why I kept my campaign promise and gave a middle-class tax cut to 95 percent of working Americans. (Applause.) That’s why we passed health insurance reform that stops insurance companies from jacking up your premiums at will or denying coverage because you get sick. (Applause.) That’s why we passed financial reform that will end taxpayer-funded bailouts; reform that will stop credit card companies and mortgage lenders from taking advantage of taxpayers and consumers. (Applause.)
That’s why we’re trying to make it easier for workers to save for retirement and fighting the efforts of some in the other party to privatize Social Security -- because as long as I’m President, no one is going to take the retirement savings of a generation of Americans and hand it over to Wall Street. Not on my watch. (Applause.)
That’s why we’re fighting to extend the child tax credit and make permanent our new college tax credit, because if we do, it will mean $10,000 in tuition relief for each child going to four years of college. (Applause.) And I don’t want any parent not to be sending their kids, in good time or bad, to college because they can’t afford it.
And finally, we see an America where we refuse to pass on the debt we inherited to the next generation.
Now, let me spend just a minute on this issue, because we’ve heard a lot of moralizing on the other side about this -- government spending and debt. Along with the tax cuts for the wealthy, the other party’s main economic proposal is that they’ll stop government spending.
Now, it’s right to be concerned about the long-term deficit. If we don’t get a handle on it soon, it can endanger our future. And at a time when folks are tightening their belts at home, I understand why a lot of Americans feel it’s time for government to show some discipline, too. But let’s look at the facts. When these same Republicans -- including Mr. Boehner -- were in charge, the number of earmarks and pet projects went up, not down.
These same Republicans turned a record surplus into a record deficit. When I walked in, wrapped in a nice bow was a $1.3 trillion deficit sitting right there on my doorstep. (Laughter.) A welcoming present.
Just this year, these same Republicans voted against a bipartisan fiscal commission that they themselves had proposed. Once I decided I was for it, they were against it. (Laughter.) And when you ask them what programs they’d actually cut they don’t have an answer.
That’s not fiscal responsibility. That’s not a serious plan to govern.
Now, I’ll be honest -– I refuse to cut back on those investments that will grow our economy in the future -– investments in areas like education and clean energy and technology. (Applause.) I don't want to cut those things. And that’s because economic growth is the single best way to bring down the deficit –- and we need these investments to grow.
But I am absolutely committed to fiscal responsibility, which is why I’ve already proposed freezing all discretionary spending unrelated to national security for the next three years. (Applause.)
And once the bipartisan fiscal commission finishes its work, I’ll spend the next year making the tough choices necessary to further reduce our deficit and lower our debt -- whether I get help from the other side or not. (Applause.)
Of course, reducing the deficit won’t be easy. Making up for the 8 million lost jobs caused by this recession won’t happen overnight. Not everything we’ve done over the last two years has worked as quickly as we had hoped, and I am keenly aware that not all of our policies have been popular.
So, no, our job is not easy. But you didn’t elect me to do what was easy. (Applause.) You didn’t elect me to just read the polls and figure how to keep myself in office. You didn’t elect me to avoid big problems. You elected me to do what was right. And as long as I’m President, that’s exactly what I intend to do. (Applause.)
This country is emerging from an incredibly difficult period in its history -– an era of irresponsibility that stretched from Wall Street to Washington, and had a devastating effect on a lot of people. We have started turning the corner on that era. But part of moving forward is returning to the time-honored values that built this country: hard work and self-reliance; responsibility for ourselves, but also responsibility for one another. It’s about moving from an attitude that said “What’s in it for me?” to one that asks, “What’s best for America? What’s best for all our workers? What’s best for all of our businesses? What’s best for all of our children?” (Applause.)
These values are not Democratic or Republican. They are not conservative or liberal values. They are American values. As Democrats, we take pride in what our party has accomplished over the last century: Social Security and the minimum wage; the GI Bill and Medicare; civil rights and worker’s rights and women’s rights. (Applause.) But we also recognize that throughout our history, there has been a noble Republican vision as well, of what this country can be. It was the vision of Abraham Lincoln, who set up the first land grant colleges and launched the transcontinental railroad; the vision of Teddy Roosevelt, who used the power of government to break up monopolies; the vision of Dwight Eisenhower, who helped build the Interstate Highway System. And, yes, the vision of Ronald Reagan, who despite his aversion to government, was willing to help save Social Security for future generations -- working with Democrats. (Applause.) These were serious leaders for serious times. They were great politicians, but they didn’t spend all their time playing games or scoring points. They didn’t always prey on people’s fears and anxieties. They made mistakes, but they did what they thought was in the best interests of their country and its people.
And that’s what the American people expect of us today -– Democrats, independents, and Republicans. (Applause.) That’s the debate they deserve. That’s the leadership we owe them.
I know that folks are worried about the future. I know there’s still a lot of hurt out here. And when times are tough, I know it can be tempting to give in to cynicism and fear and doubt and division -– and just settle our sights a little bit lower, settle for something a little bit less. But that’s not who we are, Ohio. Those are not the values that built this country.
We are here today because in the worst of times, the people who came before us brought out the best in America. Because our parents and our grandparents and our great-grandparents were willing to work and sacrifice for us. They were willing to take great risks, and face great hardship, and reach for a future that would give us the chance at a better life. They knew that this country is greater than the sum of its parts -– that America is not about the ambitions of any one individual, but the aspirations of an entire people, an entire nation. (Applause.)
That’s who we are. That is our legacy. And I’m convinced that if we’re willing to summon those values today, and if we’re willing to choose hope over fear, and choose the future over the past, and come together once more around the great project of national renewal, then we will restore our economy and rebuild our middle class and reclaim the American Dream for the next generation. (Applause.)
Thank you. God bless you. And may God bless the United States of America. (Applause.)
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The Oct. 9 editorial "D.C. Mayors {heart} China" showed that there is a need for greater awareness of the benefits of improved communication and cooperation between China and the United States.
* Millions of dollars of free publicity, which greatly outweighs the $80,000 in air travel costs for this trip. TV, radio and newspaper interviews in China with the mayor and his party will stimulate interest in visiting, investing in and locating in the District, especially in Chinatown. This is important for the U.S. effort to reduce its massive trade imbalance with China.
* Discussions of nuclear proliferation, terrorism, the environment and the world economy, and greater city government and personal contact between China and the United States.
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Patent US4686902 - Automatic blanket wash system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsThe present invention provides an automatic blanket wash system that recirculates a separable mix of water and solvent. The mix is selectively applied to the blanket cylinders by closing a pressure valve in the recirculation system return line and selectively opening valves to spray bars at the blankets....http://www.google.com/patents/US4686902?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4686902 - Automatic blanket wash systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4686902 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/926,379Publication dateAug 18, 1987Filing dateOct 31, 1986Priority dateOct 31, 1986Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA1303464CPublication number06926379, 926379, US 4686902 A, US 4686902A, US-A-4686902, US4686902 A, US4686902AInventorsRaymond J. Allain, Henry P. Bolduc, Jr., Thomas R. Patterson, Timothy J. IngramOriginal AssigneePrecision Engineered Systems Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (37), Classifications (11), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAutomatic blanket wash systemUS 4686902 AAbstract The present invention provides an automatic blanket wash system that recirculates a separable mix of water and solvent. The mix is selectively applied to the blanket cylinders by closing a pressure valve in the recirculation system return line and selectively opening valves to spray bars at the blankets. The pressure valve closing causes a pressure build up in the system for the spraying of the mix onto the blankets.
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