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The Mariner IV Mars flyby of 14-15 July 1965, marked a watershed in Mars exploration planning. Prior to Mariner IV, engineers and scientists could legitimately propose lifting-body and winged gliding Mars landers that could set down on the planet using almost no propellants. This was because the prevailing opinion gave Mars an atmosphere roughly 10% as dense as Earth's. After data from doughty 261-kilogram Mariner IV finished trickling back to Earth - a tedious process that lasted until 3 August 1965 - such designs were relegated to the dust-bin.
Mars, it turned out, had an atmosphere less than 1% as dense as Earth's. In such an atmosphere, gliders and lifting bodies might still be used - however, they would reach the martian surface traveling at supersonic speeds, not the easily managed subsonic speeds pre-Mariner IV Mars mission planners had assumed. The Philco Aeronutronic Mars Excursion Module (MEM) (image at top of post), for example, a lifting body, would slow only to Mach 2 (twice the speed of sound) before it reached Mars's surface. At such a speed, parachute deployment would be problematic, forcing reliance on rockets to slow the MEM below the speed of sound. This would in turn demand substantial quantities of propellants, greatly increasing the MEM's mass, which would generate knock-on mass increases throughout the Mars expedition design.
Less than a year after Mariner IV, Gordon Woodcock, a young engineer in the Advanced Systems Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, proposed what would become the new standard design for MEMs. His four-man MEM was based on the squat conical Apollo Command Module (CM) shape. Two and a half years after Woodcock published his paper, the crew of the Apollo 9 mission (3-13 March 1969), which tested the Apollo Lunar Module in Earth orbit, would name their Command and Service Module spacecraft *Gumdrop *with good reason.
For his Mars atmosphere entry simulations, Woodcock assumed a martian surface air pressure of 5.69 millibars - that is, a little more than one-half of one percent of Earth sea-level pressure. He noted that his independently developed Mars atmosphere model compared well with two models that the Jet Propulsion Laboratory had published just before his paper went to print.
The "semi-ballistic" Apollo CM shape, Woodcock wrote, would have several advantages over lifting-body and delta-winged glider designs. It would, for example, have a low center of gravity and a "wide footprint," making tipping unlikely. The squat shape would enable installation of propellant tanks and payloads with very little wasted internal space. Furthermore, the Apollo CM-shaped MEM would descend through Mars's atmosphere not nose-first, like the lifting bodies and gliders, but rather tail-first, so it would not need to accomplish a problematic 180° turn or "flip" at supersonic speeds in order to point its braking and landing engines forward. Perhaps best of all, the Apollo Program would generate a large body of experience with use of the CM shape in Earth's atmosphere, much of which could be applied to developing the CM-shaped MEM.
Woodcock's 56.1-ton MEM would comprise a descent stage roughly 33 feet across (the diameter of a two-stage Saturn V rocket) at its widest point and, hidden beneath a protective nose-cone ("separable cap"), a 27.3-ton ascent stage "payload." The ascent stage mass, itself determined largely by the amount of energy needed to climb to Mars orbit, would size the descent stage, he explained. His MEM would separate from its mother ship in Mars orbit at an altitude of 1000 kilometers, then would fire a retrorocket package to slow down and begin its fall toward Mars's atmosphere.
Woodcock advised against separation from the mothership during approach to Mars prior to orbit capture; though it would reduce the quantity of propellants the mothership would need to slow itself so that Mars's gravity could capture it into orbit and thus the overall mass of the expedition, it would also introduce unacceptable risk. He noted that 10,000 simulations run on an IBM 7094 computer had shown that the safe atmosphere entry corridor would be very narrow.
The crew would ride in the spherical capsule atop the ascent stage during descent and landing. MEM deceleration would cease with the lander still moving at 0.5 kilometers per second; at that point, the MEM's bowl-shaped heatshield would eject, landing legs would extend, and four landing engines with a mass of 800 kilograms would ignite. Woodcock's MEM design did not include parachutes. At the same time, solid-propellant rockets would blast the separable cap away from the MEM. With the conical cover gone, the MEM pilot would be able to see the ground for the first time. He would then have 100 seconds of maneuvering time to steer the MEM to a safe touchdown. If rugged terrain made this too short a time to find a safe spot or if a malfunction occurred, the pilot could abort the landing by blasting the ascent stage free of the descent stage and returning to Mars orbit.
MEM mass at touchdown would be 40.9 tons. Following a safe touchdown, the crew would exit an airlock adjacent to the ascent stage cabin and transfer to a Mars surface crew quarters module in the descent stage. The latter would take the form of a segment of a torus with a rectangular cross section.
The MEM descent stage engines would burn non-cryogenic storable propellants in tanks that would form partial toruses with circular cross-sections. The tanks would be positioned within the MEM to offset its center of gravity, enabling the spacecraft to generate a modest amount of lift during descent. A similar approach would enhance Apollo CM lift characteristics during Earth atmosphere reentry. By revolving around its offset center of gravity using small thrusters, the Apollo CM could halt its descent and climb before descending again. This technique was used during Apollo missions to reduce the deceleration felt by astronauts during reentry at lunar-return speed (39,000 kilometers per hour).
Following the successful completion of their surface mission, the MEM crew would return to the ascent stage cabin and blast off for Mars orbit. The performance advantages of cryogenic propellants led Woodcock to opt for liquid oxygen oxidizer and liquid methane fuel in his ascent stage. He envisioned a common propellant tank lined with "superinsulation" with a barrier separating the methane and oxygen. Helium stored under pressure in spherical tanks would drive propellants into the three ascent stage engines, any two of which would be sufficient to launch the MEM to Mars orbit.
Much as Apollo engineers envisioned that the basic Apollo Lunar Module design would be modified to give it entirely new capabilities (for example, unmanned delivery to the moon's surface of a long-distance manned moon rover) as the Apollo Program evolved from initial brief sorties to in-depth lunar exploration, Woodcock envisioned that his MEM would form the basis of a long-term, increasingly capable and complex Mars exploration program. He proposed a design for a one-way logistics lander in which cargo and a "camper-type" pressurized rover would replace the MEM ascent stage and the surface operations shelter. The rover crew would arrive separately in a conventional MEM.
Woodcock also offered a design for a one-way nuclear power module MEM that could power a long-term Mars surface base built up from one-way extended-stay shelter MEMs. The former would include a shielded reactor monitored from a Mars surface crew quarters module and a skin-mounted radiator for discarding waste heat. The latter would house five or six astronauts and contain three levels: communications & control on top; living quarters in the middle; and a laboratory on the bottom. The lab would connect to a "sortie room/decontamination airlock" based on the Mars surface crew quarters design. Woodcock calculated that 10.6 tons of water, food, and oxygen with a four-ton reserve could sustain a five-man crew in the MEM on Mars for 500 days. Like the logistics MEM, the power and shelter MEMs would land on Mars unmanned.
Summary Presentation: Study of a Manned Mars Excursion Module, F. Dixon, Aeronutronic Division, Philco Corporation; paper presented at the Symposium on Manned Planetary Missions, 1963/1964 Status, NASA George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama, 12 June 1964.
An Initial Concept for a Manned Mars Excursion Vehicle for a Tenuous Mars Atmosphere, NASA TM X-53475, G. Woodcock, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, 7 June 1966.


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George Zimmerman and his new attorney appeared in court before a judge Thursday.
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Zimmerman made his initial appearance at 1:30 p.m. in a Seminole County Courtroom on second-degree murder charges in the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
"It's our obligation under the law to only file charges we can prove," said prosecutor Bernie De la Rionda. "Second-degree murder is what we thought we could prove and that's why it was filed."
The only time Zimmerman spoke was to answer questions from the judge.
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Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's attorney, was expected to ask for bond for his client.
The judge made no decision on granting bond for Zimmerman, but told him his formal arraignment will be held on May 29 at 1:30 p.m.
O'Mara said he will submit a bond motion between Thursday and May 29.
"I hope to have him released on bond, and I hope to have a place for him to be safe," said O'Mara.
Zimmerman was in the court room less than three minutes and then was escorted back to jail.
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O'Mara asked the judge after Zimmerman had left to seal any forthcoming information in the case. The state and judge agreed to seal the information.
On Thursday afternoon the affidavit of probable cause for second-degree murder from two veteran homicide investigators for special prosecutor Angela Corey was made public.
The affidavit shows Zimmerman was the aggressor who chased Martin down.
According to the affidavit, "Martin was unarmed and not committing a crime."
"Zimmerman who also lived in the gated community, and was driving his vehicle observed Martin and assumed Martin was a criminal," the affidavit reads.
Investigators quote Martin's friend who said he told her he was scared and attempted to run home but was followed by Zimmerman.
The affidavit ends by saying, "The facts mentioned in this affidavit are not a complete recitation of all the pertinent facts and evidence in this case but only are presented for a determination of Probable Cause for Second Degree Murder."
Zimmerman Arrives At Seminole Co. Jail
On Wednesday evening, the special prosecutor at the helm of the Martin death investigation announced Zimmerman's charges in Jacksonville. Zimmerman was in custody there and then transported back to Sanford.
Corey, who was handpicked to take the case by Gov. Rick Scott, announced her decision Wednesday after George Zimmerman was already in custody.
"We did not come to this decision lightly. We do not prosecute based on public pressure. We prosecute based on the law of the state of Florida," Corey said.
Two black-tinted sport utility vehicles entered the Seminole County Jail on Wednesday night after Zimmerman surrendered in Jacksonville.
Seconds later, Zimmerman was escorted out of the SUV wearing a plaid shirt with a coat over his head and his hands cuffed in front of his body. He moved quickly inside to begin the booking process.
Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger confirmed it was Zimmerman.
"I have been told he was covered, so I assume (it was Zimmerman)," Eslinger said.
A special agent from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Zimmerman surrendered at the agency's Jacksonville office. Eslinger did not reveal where Zimmerman will be placed in the jail or what condition he was in.
"He will go through a medical screening process, just like any other inmate, including mental health and his physical issues, as well," Eslinger said.
O'Mara, said he will try to get Zimmerman released on bond and plans to build the best defense possible for his client.
"I think anyone who would be charged with second-degree murder would be scared," O'Mara said. "He was concerned about getting a fair trial and a fair presentation."
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"It is Trayvon's family who are constitutional victims, and they deserve to know what happened," Corey said.
The arrest came after the case touched off a firestorm, including several marches, rallies and petitions calling for it.
Martin was visiting his father and stepmother in Sanford on Feb. 26 when the shooting happened. Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch program volunteer, confronted him while he was walking back to their home from a convenience store, according to the Martin family's attorneys.
The shooting happened at Sanford's Retreat at Twin Lakes, a townhouse complex. The teen, according to investigators, was not carrying any weapons, just a bag containing Skittles and a can of iced tea.
Zimmerman told police officers that the shooting was self-defense. He said the teen repeatedly slammed his head into the ground, according to a redacted, partial police report.
Zimmerman was taken to Sanford Police Department headquarters, but was released about seven hours after the shooting and was not charged.
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"My son left Sanford, Fla., in a body bag, while George Zimmerman went home to go to sleep in his own bed," said Martin's father, Tracy Martin, in March. "It's senseless, and the police in Sanford, Fla., isn't giving any answers, and we actually feel that justice hasn't been served and isn't being served."
The Martin family sued the Sanford Police Department on March 9, requesting that investigators release the 911 call recordings related to the case. Seven days later, the Department released the calls.
Zimmerman's previous attorneys, Craig Sonner and Hal Uhrig, said Tuesday that they had lost contact with the accused self-proclaimed watchman and haven't spoken to him in days.
"He has gone on his own. I'm not sure what he's doing or who he's talking to," said legal adviser Craig Sonner. "If he wants us to come back as counsel, he will contact us."
The attorneys said they believe Zimmerman was acting in self-defense, but said they will not stay with a client who does not stay in contact. On Wednesday morning's "Today" show, Uhrig said he believes Zimmerman suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Scott weighed in on Corey's announcement before she gave it, saying Floridians are fortunate to live in a state where most residents are "law-abiding and responsible citizens who all want justice to prevail."
"I trust in the goodness of all Florida citizens to allow our justice system to reach an appropriate conclusion in this case," Scott said in the statement.
Rep. Corrine Brown released a statement following Corey's announcement.
"State Attorney Angela Corey's decision to file charges against George Zimmerman in the shooting of Trayvon Martin is a positive first step towards some closure on this tragedy," Brown said in the statement.
The Florida Civil Right Association asked for the state on Thursday to look into the Stand Your Ground law in the wake of Martin's death.
According to the FCRA, it wants a special prosecutor appointed to review the cases in Florida that led to 68 people taking other people's lives under the law.
The group said it also wants the law immediately changed so that when someone is accused in a shooting they must immediately surrender their weapons and their concealed weapons permit pending the outcome of the investigation.
The group rallied before Zimmerman's arrest, but was told at that time the state couldn't suspend his the license yet.
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The Stand Your Ground law has been talked about a lot since the shooting.
The law states, "A person who is not engaged in an unlawful activity and who is attacked in any place where she has the right to be has no duty to retreat and has the right to use force, including deadly force, if she reasonably believes such force is necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm to herself or another, or to prevent the commission of a forcible felony."
If Zimmerman's attorney, O'Mara, decides to argue his client used the Stand Your Ground law in the incident a judge will be asked to rule on that long before the case ever goes to a jury trial.
Legal analyst Richard Hornsby said that a Stand Your Ground hearing is the equivalent of a full-blown non-jury trial.
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The defense would call witnesses first.
"They would put on whatever witnesses to support George Zimmerman's self-defense claim," said Hornsby. "Most importantly they would put on George Zimmerman, and George Zimmerman would have to explain why it was that he came to have to defend himself and not only defend himself but use deadly force."
Prosecutors would call their own witnesses to contradict the arguments from the defense, according to Hornsby. Corey said she is prepared to do that.
"If Stand Your Ground becomes an issue," said Corey. "We fight it."
In a Stand Your Ground hearing, much of the evidence would be revealed. The ultimate decision is in the judge's hands.
"It's very difficult for judges to handle these things because it's so subjective," said judicial expert O.H. Eaton. "What was in the person's mind, is what it is. It's whether the person reasonably believed if he was in danger of death or bodily harm."
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JONESBORO, Ga. – The Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament came to a close for the No. 30 Georgia College & State University women's tennis team (11-11) Friday as the Bobcats lost 5-1 to No. 5 Columbus State University (18-4) in the first round.
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The donation drive is one of many events taking place in North Central Arkansas during the next two months that support Arvest Bank's annual 1 Million Meals campaign, an initiative that encourages communities to collect food and monetary donations for local hunger relief organizations and programs. Local donations made to the 1 Million Meals campaign will benefit the Food Bank of North Central Arkansas.
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When we joined the faculty at UCLA in the Fall of 1989, Eric Becklin and I initiated the Infrared Laboratory from scratch, with the specific intention of supporting infrared astronomy in the "era of the Keck 10-meter telescopes". With the delivery of NIRSPEC in 1999 that goal was achieved. When we were joined by James Larkin in 1997 we also began to develop diffraction-limited instruments culminating in the delivery of OSIRIS in 2005. Today, we look forward to the era of Extremely Large Telescopes (ELTs).
The last twenty years has been a very exciting time for infrared astronomy. Spurred by the development of tiny, solid-state imaging devices called infrared arrays, infrared astronomy has undergone a revolution. Astronomers can now obtain electronic images of stars too cool to emit much normal light or too heavily enshrouded in gas and dust for normal light to escape. Moreover, with the advent of adaptive optics, infrared images can now be obtained at the diffraction limit of the Keck 10-m telescope thus revealing exquisite detail in these hidden regions.
Some of the instrumentation we use and some of our results are included with this home page. For more information you can read about the most recent exploits in this field in the popular articles or the conference proceedings given below, or by using the links we have provided to other sources.
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What exactly…
Is Tara Reid promoting? She gets less work than Lindsay Lohan. I mean please. Why is she on Alexa Chung?
Here she is leaving today after an appearance looking surprisingly… clean. Clean as in hygienic. Clean as in sober is maybe not very likely, all things considered. Comparatively though Tara Reid is better these days than Lindsay Lohan.
And when you're worse than Tara Reid, you know it's a f-cking problem.
Back to the original question: what does Tara Reid do?
No idea. But I wouldn't be surprised if she just gets passed around from one rich douche to another, a slightly glorified escort, and whoever he is it doesn't matter, so long as she gets to sit around and do nothing but f-ck.
What? I'm too mean?
Ok, sure. Tara Reid works very hard. She's a "designer" now.
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American sprinters who were stripped of their 2000 Olympics relay medals because teammate Marion Jones was doping won an appeal Friday to have them restored.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled in favor of the women, who had appealed the International Olympic Committee's decision to disqualify them from the Sydney Games.
The court said the IOC and International Association of Athletics Federations rules in 2000 did not allow entire teams to be disqualified because of doping by one athlete.
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The IOC said the ruling was "disappointing and especially unfortunate for the athletes of the other teams who competed according to the rules."
In Sydney, Jearl Miles-Clark, Monique Hennagan, LaTasha Colander Clark and Andrea Anderson were part of the squad that won gold in the 4x400 relay. Chryste Gaines, Torri Edwards, Nanceen Perry and Passion Richardson were on the 4x100 bronze medal squad.
All but Perry joined the appeal.
"The panel found that at the time of the Sydney Olympic Games there was no express IOC or IAAF rule in force that clearly allowed the IOC to annul the relay team results if one team member was found to have committed a doping offense," CAS said.
Now that the case is over, Richardson can relax, her medal safe and secure in a wooden frame at the home of her parents in Florida.
"It's been a long three years, a long hard fight," Richardson told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "I wanted to believe they would do what was right, but there were some times where I wasn't as certain. Today, they did what was right."
Richardson spoke to Gaines and Miles-Clark and "everyone is extremely excited."
"Finally, the fight is over," Richardson said.
In 2007, Jones admitted she was doping in Sydney and also lost her individual golds in the 100 and 200 meters and bronze in the long jump. She spent about six months in a Texas prison in 2008 for lying about using performance-enhancing drugs and her role in a check-fraud scam.
She has since made a comeback in basketball with the Tulsa Shock of the WNBA.
"I've totally moved on," Jones told The AP on Friday in San Antonio, where the Shock were preparing to play the Silver Stars. "I'm moving forward."
Jones said she had not heard about the CAS decision and had not spoken to her former Olympic teammates recently. She declined further comment.
"She made some very poor choices. That's something she has to live with," said Richardson, who no longer has any ill will toward her former teammate. "We did what we were supposed to do and did it with fairness. You have to learn to forgive and forget."
The CAS panel of three lawyers acknowledged the ruling might be unfair to relay teams that competed "with no doped athletes" but added the decision "exclusively depends on the rules enacted or not enacted by the IOC and the IAAF at the time of the Sydney Olympic Games."
The CAS inflicted a further defeat on the IOC by ordering the Olympic body to pay 10,000 Swiss francs ($9,500) toward the athletes' legal costs.
Mark Levinstein, the Washington, DC-based lead attorney for the athletes, said there is still a lawsuit pending against the USOC.
"All they had to do was say, 'The rules are the rules, leave them alone,' and this didn't happen," Levinstein said in a phone interview. "To have your own national Olympic committee turn its back on you, it was sad."
The USOC issued a statement saying it respects the decision of the CAS.
"Although we continue to believe that the U.S. medals in the 4x100 and 4x400 meter women's relays were unfairly won due to Ms. Jones' doping, we have always recognized that the athletes who made up the U.S. teams might have a legal basis on which to defend these medals," said Patrick Sandusky, chief communications officer for the USOC.
"We are sorry that Ms. Jones' actions continue to have a negative effect on the world of sport and express our sympathy for all of the athletes who competed cleanly at the Olympic Games in Sydney and were damaged by Ms. Jones' poor decisions."


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With the aim of transforming an individual into a complete man with character and ability committed to national service and development, Vael's Educational Trust was established in 1992. The Trust was founded by Dr. Ishari K. Ganesh, M.Com., MBA, B.L., Ph.D., a visionary and an eminent educationist, in fond memory of his father Shri. Isari Velan, the Former Minister in the popular Govt. of Dr. MGR. Taking education to the humble thresholds of first generation learners and weaker sections of the society has ever been the motive of Vael's Trust.
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The Crimson moved up two places to No. 2 in the CollegeSwimming.com Mid-Major Rankings (OAC).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard men's swimming and diving team has been ranked No. 2 in the latest CollegeSwimming.com Mid-Major Rankings.
The Crimson will close out the dual meet portion of its schedule this weekend with a trip to conference foe Penn on Saturday, Feb. 11. Harvard is currently 5-3 overall and 4-1 in the Ivy League, good for second place in the conference standings. The team needs a victory over the Quakers and a Princeton loss at Columbia on Friday to earn a share of its eighth Ivy League dual meet title under Tim Murphy, the Ulen-Brooks Endowed Coach for Harvard Men's Swimming and Diving.
Harvard was ranked fourth in the last mid-major rankings after falling from the top position. Now in its 10th year, the Mid-Major Rankings serve to provide an objective point system to compare teams' relative strength in a traditional dual meet lineup. The ranking is available to those institutions that a) are not members of a BCS conference or Mountain West Conference, or b) provide fewer than one-half of the allowable scholarships under the NCAA rules.


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The Beach & Pool Crawl is the ultimate bar crawl. We venture to three beautiful stops – all of which are a beach or pool with a bar, of course!
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Running back Darren McFadden still is in a walking boot 10 days after he suffered a high-ankle sprain. Defensive tackle Richard Seymour still isn't healthy enough to practice because of lingering knee and hamstring injuries.
Therefore, coach Dennis Allen says, they are questionable for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints. If they aren't able to practice Thursday and/or Friday, there's little chance of them playing after missing the past four practices and last Sunday's game.
"All those guys are getting better," Allen said, "it's just a matter of whether they're going to be better in time for Sunday or not."
— The Raiders faced the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week last Sunday in the Ravens Jacoby Jones. Next up is a game against the reigning NFC Offensive Player of the Week, Saints tight end Jimmy Graham.
Graham is a matchup nightmate, given he is 6-foot-7 and 265 pounds. Too fast for most linebackers to cover, too physical for most defensive backs to handle.
Ah, but he hasn't seen Raiders safety Mike Mitchell yet. Mitchell said he has the combination of speed and size to match up well with Graham.
"I haven't seen anyone get very physical with him yet, as far as DBs," Mitchell said. "Most guys are too small, and they try to stay away from him. So, he just bodies them. I'm curious to see how he's going to handle more of a physical, skill-position guy checking him at the line.
"Usually, he's too fast for linebackers and too big for DBs, but I've been able to have success on those guys because I'm a skilled position guy. I like to get my hands on you a little bit and slow you down. So, we'll see. It's going to be a tough matchup."
Graham caught 99 passes for 1,310 yards and 11 touchdowns last season, and that was just in the regular season. Through nine games this season, he has caught 45 passes for 533 yards and seven touchdowns.
"He's very good," Mitchell said. "He's one of Drew Brees' favorite targets. If he can be eliminated, that takes a lot out of their offense."
That's one big "if" and one big assignment.
— Pro Football Focus takes the time to break down games in great detail each week. One thing that jumped out from the Raiders-Ravens game is the stark contrast of the Ravens passing.
According to PFF, Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco completed 17 of 20 passes for 294 yards and two touchdowns over the middle of the field Sunday. He completed only 4 of 11 for 47 yards on throws to the outside of the field, with one touchdown and one interception.
Cornerback Ron Bartell said there's a simple explanation.
"Just miscommunication," Bartell said. "Guys trying to do too much. Instead of doing their job, guys are trying to make up for other things in other areas. Each individual just needs to focus on what their responsibility is. If we do that we'll be fine. We've played good defense this year. We play our best defense when everybody's being fundamentally sound and not worried about somebody else's job."
Fellow starting cornerback Michael Huff agreed with that assessment.
"We knew they had a lot of great tight ends and a lot of good slot receivers," Huff said. "A lot of it came out of communication, too, the back end and the linebackers, we just didn't catch some things. It had a little combination to do with all of it."
— Interesting stat: Saints coach Joe Vitt pointed out to his players that of the past six teams to allow 50 points or more and play at home the next week, five of them rebounded with a victory.
"Joe's got a stat for everything," Allen said. "Hopefully, he's right."
So, that gives the Raiders an 83.33 percent chance of beating the Saints on Sunday, based on recent history.
Brees isn't taking the Raiders lightly.
"I know the team that we're going to face is not the team that gave up 55 points last week or 42 points against Tampa," Brees said. "Really, I feel like their defense played very well against the Bucs, with the exception of three big runs. If you take away just three big plays that resulted in 21 points, I felt like their defense played very, very well.
"So, that's this game, though. It's a play here, it's a play there, it's a big play here, a big play there that can typically affect the outcome of a game. This defense has a lot of very talented players on it. They have played very, very well at times. I know that, for us, we're going to have to play our best game and worry about our execution, and that's what we're focused on."
— Tight end Brandon Myers passed all the league-mandated tests for players that suffer a concussion, which means he is cleared to practice at full-speed and play in a game.
Free safety Matt Giordano also suffered a concussion against the Ravens last Sunday, but he still hasn't passed the tests. Hence, Myers was at practice today, Giordano sat out.
Allen said there's a plan in place if Giordano isn't able to play Sunday. That might mean moving Huff back to free safety or, perhaps, giving Mike Mitchell a rare start.
— Wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey tweaked his right hamstring in practice today. He was limited as a result.
— Phillip Adams has muffed two punts this season. To that end, Allen said he had a little chat with Adams after his latest gaffe, against the Ravens.
"We've addressed the situation with Phillip, and he understands that he's got to protect the football," Allen said. "We'll continue to monitor that as we go along, but he's got to protect the football better."
If Allen opts to make a change, wide receiver Denarius Moore is next in line.
— Allen addressed the rationale behind placing cornerback Shawntae Spencer (foot) on season-ending injured-reserve Saturday.
"(His recovery) just wasn't as fast as neither he nor us as an organization wanted, and we were in a situation from an injury standpoint where we had to get roster spots to get guys on to the active roster," Allen said. "So, it was not an easy decision, but sometimes you've got to make those decisions as you get into the season and you need roster spots."
The Raiders needed two roster spots to accommodate the return of Bartell from injured reserve and the signing of running back Jeremy Stewart from the practice squad.
— Taiwan Jones touched the ball only two times against the Ravens, even though Stewart received seven carries in the same game 24 hours after emerging from the practice squad.
Allen said Jones still has some things to work through before he can be relied upon with a sizable workload.
"He's got to prove to us that he can stay healthy, that he's got to know what to do on every single play and he's got to protect the football," Allen said. "We're giving him those opportunities in practice, and as he shows us he's going to be able to do that, he'll see more time."
Allen said Jones is making progress in that regard.
"Actually, there was improvement last week," Allen said, "so hopefully there's continued improvement this week."
Allen said Jones has not voiced any displeasure to him over his lack of playing time at running back.


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Cook the Book: 'A Girl and Her Pig'
To say we have a thing for April Bloomfield's cooking would be an understatement. At this point calling it a crush would be much more accurate. Starting out at New York's The Spotted Pig, Bloomfield has been serving some of the best highbrow pub fare around: legendary late-night burgers, rustic seasonally influenced plates, and genius boozy brunches. She's gone back to her British roots at The Breslin and opened The John Dory, a fantastic oyster bar with uniquely Bloomfield sensibilities.
When we heard that Bloomfield would be releasing a cookbook this spring, we marked the date on our calender and counted the days until we could get our hands on A Girl and Her Pig. And now we've got it and it's just as great as we had anticipated.
It's filled with all the recipes that made us fall in love with Bloomfield's cooking in the first place along with a deeply personal narrative that lends insight into the process of these wonderful dishes. A Girl and Her Pig is the sort of cookbook that will not only acquaint you with Bloomfield but make you a better cook along the way with her passion for sourcing the best possible ingredients and recipes written in a way that will not only have you creating wonderful dishes but understanding why they work.
This week we have the pleasure of sharing favorite recipes from Bloomfield's repertoire, Spotted Pig classic Devils on Horseback and Deviled Eggs, Gnudi, and a Pig Ear Salad, all taken from A Girl and Her Pig. It's going to be a good week here on Cook the Book.
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I had just about given up hope of you working on this comic again when I thought I'd check it today....and there were new pages! *sparkles*
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NOTE: I am using Windows Vista / Kubuntu 9.04 Dual Boot in this example.
The first thing you need to do is find a Live CD you can boot into. This can be just about any Live CD, but for optimum results use one that shares the same Linux distribution that you use. Boot into this CD and open up a prompt.
The next thing you have to do is find out what device your Linux partition is running on. This can easily be accomplished using the following commands:
fdisk /dev/xxx
xxx is equal to any of the following directly from fdisk(8) man pages:
(/dev/hd[a-h] for IDE disks, /dev/sd[a-p] for SCSI disks, /dev/ed[a-d] for ESDI disks, /dev/xd[ab] for XT disks)
You will be given a list of options and a prompt to type in your choice. Use the choice 'p' to print your partition table and hit "Enter".
The table will be printed to the screen in which you can deduce which device your Bootable Linux Partition resides in. Once you figure out the device, make a note of the device string. Mine is: "/dev/sda5"
NOTE: There will be two or more Linux Partitions on a simple partition table. One is the root partition and the other will most likely be the Linux Swap partition. Make sure you note the correct device.
Good job! Now you're ready for the meat of the process.
You will need to make a new directory to hold the mounted partition that will be your Linux partition. This will make more sense to you as we progress through the rest of the process. The command is:
sudo mkdir /mnt/system
Next, you need to mount your Linux partition to this new directory so we can access all the files on your Linux Operating System.
sudo mount /dev/xxxx /mnt/system
In my case, 'xxxx' would be 'sda5'. You're Linux partition may be different.
The next few steps involve "chroot'ing" into this new mounting partition. When you 'chroot' to a mounted device, you are literally changing the root directory of the LiveCD system to the root directory of the mounted device. What this does is it allows you to run commands directly on the Linux partition that you specify instead of running the commands on the LiveCD.
The first thing you need to do is take control of the root user.
sudo -i
You do this so you can run the 'chroot' command.
Now, you need to bind the /dev tree from the LiveCD file tree to the mounted Linux Partition using the following command:
mount -o bind /dev /mnt/system/dev
Now, chroot into our partition.
chroot /mnt/system
Finally! We are inside our Linux partition. We have one more command left. What this command does is reinstall and configure our Grub Bootloader so that we can boot into either Windows or Linux when we restart.
grub-install /dev/xxx
'xxx' refers to the three character description representing our hard-drive.
We are finally finished!
All you have to do is restart! We now have choices when we boot up our computer!
**Please note: This post is for my own reference. However, if do find yourself stuck with this little situation, I hope this helps you out!**
P.S. If you want to change the default choices in the bootloader you can edit the file "/boot/grub/menu.lst"
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The Labour vote may be set to go up in the North West against a national trend, according to a nationwide survey of voting intentions.
The data revealed that 45 per cent of respondents supported Labour at the 2015 election – but 48 per cent said they planned to do so at the general election on June 8.
The Conservatives are also on course to increase their share of the vote in the region.
While 26 per cent of respondents in the North West voted Tory in 2015, 29 per cent plan to do so this time.
UKIP appear to be the big losers in the region. Only 6 per cent of people say they plan to back the party this time compared to 9 per cent who said they voted UKIP in 2015.
Both the Lib Dems and the Greens could see similar vote shares in the region as in 2015. Some 7 per cent said they planned to vote Lib Dem and 5 per cent for the Greens.
Jeremy Corbyn and his party seem to have strongest support in the North West among the young.
Nearly two-thirds (65 per cent) of people aged 18 to 24 said they intended to vote Labour, while 52 per cent of those aged 65 and over said they planned to vote for the Conservatives.
The survey reveals voters in the North West are split on whether Brexit will be a factor in how they vote on June 8, with 50 per cent saying yes and 50 per cent saying no.
People in the region are more likely to believe Theresa May would be a better Brexit negotiator than Jeremy Corbyn, with 48 per cent of people in the region saying they think she'll do the best job, compared to 41 per cent for Corbyn.
Confidence in Theresa May increases with age. Some 70 per cent of those aged 65 and over think she would do the best job negotiating Brexit.
Those aged under 35 are more likely to back Jeremy Corbyn, with 57 per cent of those aged 25 to 34 and 55 per cent of those aged 18 to 24 saying he would do the best job.
The survey was carried out online on newspaper websites across the country. A total of 9,741 people completed it nationwide.


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Shiloh, Tn.; April 6-7, 1862 New Photos added to Page 1.
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|Bardstown, Ky. Museum and Frontier Village
2003-Trans-Mississippi 1854-65
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Jazz, early jazz, ragtime,swing, big band-which I'm getting more into now, bop, bebop,
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This section is for Women in Jazz.
This page shows some of my latest additions.
I'm especially proud of my sets of Mosaics.
Blues, Everything from hard rocking blues to the old player sitting on the back porch
playing on a 2 or 3 stringed guitar, or even sitting in a prison with a home made cigar box guitar.
Classical, especially violin and piano concertos,
Folk music, starting with the old english ballads and coming forward
Festivals, mostly from around the US, and Canada
Rock and Roll, (Late 50's early 60's), the women groups and early R & B
Country & Western- (women of country listed todate, more to be added later)
Other- will cover everything not included above, which is a very wide variety.
Just Having Fun A New Addition Joking Around
Cooking: I love to cook, especially for company,
I love hot and spicy.
Southern, including Cajun and the king of foods: BBQ Catfish Just Desserts
Southwestern style: Especially Chili (page 4 added)
Mexican, especially Salsa
Fun With chilies
Fishing: Catfish and carp are my
favorites. In China and Japan, the strong, intelligent carp has
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exclusively for royalty during the Middle ages. In Japan today, it is considered good manners to
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"There has never been a more exciting time to be a librarian," says Lisa Norberg. She should know. Norberg is a librarian who started in the profession during what might be called the "paper age"—before Google, iPad, and the incessant chorus of pundits declaring the death of print. The digital age has upped the ante. To be sure, it's easier for the average person to find information, but the amount of information can seem endless, and it can be difficult to determine which sources are trustworthy. Norberg and her colleagues are there to do what they have always done: help people wade through the morass and find the facts. "Books are a huge and important part of our work but in reality our work is much broader than that," she says. "We are there to collect, organize, distribute, and preserve cultural heritage in whatever form it takes. as the primary vessel for our culture moves into the digital realm, we're right there providing electronic access and finding ways to organize and preserve our digital heritage." As Barnard's new dean of library and academic information services, Norberg brings the skill, experience, and ideas that will help the school renovate and innovate the ways in which it organizes and preserves its heritage. and she may make the library a more exciting place.
"Librarians today work in an incredibly dynamic field," Norberg says. The editors of U.S. News & World Report agree. Last year, the magazine named the "underrated" librarian among its list of best careers. But it wasn't necessarily Norberg's first choice. The self-proclaimed "accidental librarian," fell into the profession by complete chance. With a bachelor's degree in political science from the university of Wyoming, Norberg headed to Indiana University, in Bloomington, to get a graduate degree in public affairs. once there, she asked a faculty adviser to recommend a computer class to hone her technical skills. "He inadvertently enrolled me in a library science class that had 'computer' in the title," she says. Despite the mistake, Norberg was hooked. "I didn't know that such a thing existed but I really loved it and have ever since," she says.
With a slight shift in focus, Norberg aimed for a dual degree in public affairs and library science. But once she completed the library science degree, she received a job offer she could not resist, as public-affairs librarian at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. The job required her to specialize in the subjects of public and international affairs, an ideal match for her academic skill-set.
Norberg headed to Penn state Harrisburg for her next job, specializing even further with a combined position as public affairs librarian and head of government documents. One of her favorite aspects of the new job was teaching students and faculty how to find and use information. She so enjoyed the work, she wanted to do more of it and went on to a position as coordinator of instructional services at university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. At UNC, Norberg worked with the library staff to develop a variety of instructional and outreach projects for students and faculty, and was eventually promoted to serve as UNC's director of public services, overseeing half a dozen different departments— including circulation, interlibrary loans, instruction, and research.
One of the projects she oversaw was the Knowledge Commons, a project that involved a major reorganization of the public-service staff and a renovation of the library. The renovation included space for a faculty center, a teaching lab, a café, and spaces for individual and group study. She also helped establish a program where librarians would provide individual support to specific academic departments.
The achievements by Norberg at UNC stood out to the hiring committee at Barnard. "We all felt Lisa demonstrated vast experience, particularly in terms of the library support for faculty and students," says Angela Haddad, assistant provost at Barnard, who chaired the selection committee. "And she was very interested in what users thought about products and services—seeking input on how the library can be more beneficial to them."
For Norberg, the attraction to Barnard was mutual. "I can't even fathom a better job," she avers. The school offered the culture of the small liberal arts college, but unlike most small colleges, Barnard is affiliated with the library at Columbia, one of the largest and best research libraries in the country. "That appealed to the librarian in me. It was really ideal."
Since joining the Barnard staff in mid- February, Norberg has developed plans for big initiatives similar to those she oversaw at UNC. First up is tackling the physical library space in Lehman hall, which she says presents "the ultimate usability challenge. It's got 'good bones,' as they say, but the arrangement of our stacks and circulation desk are a complete mystery to me," she says. She is excited to be working with the administration on plans for a renovation of the first three floors of Lehman.
Also on her list is more outreach to students and faculty through what is being called the Personal Librarian initiative— assigning librarians to specific groups of students to provide more personal assistance, as well as to each academic department. A partnership with Columbia's library system on a number of its initiatives will, she hopes, make the collaboration and navigation of the two schools' systems smoother for both students and faculty.
Norberg and her staff will pilot an e-Portfolio program. an e-Portfolio is a type of online showcase that allows students to document their college experience and achievements in a personal way. "In an e-Portfolio students can post artifacts, detail what they've learned, and post things they want to show their potential employers," she says. "It's also a tool faculty can use to guide students while they are here at Barnard, and it's a potential way for students to network with alumnae."
Norberg is also excited to share her favorite elements of Barnard's archive. "The institution has such an important legacy and amazing alumnae, that the archive is definitely high on my list of favorite things," she says. The library staff is working on making the archive's "incredible treasures" more visible to students, alumnae, and the public at large. The library has a facebook page, for example, which includes many charming photos of alumnae throughout the twentieth century. (There's also a twitter presence, for those who want to keep up with library news and events.)
One of her favorite aspects of the Barnard library is its large collection of zines—those small-circulation publications born out of the DIY punk movement. The collection, which was begun in 2003, holds more than 3,000 copies of zines with an emphasis on women's studies, gender identity, and feminism—1,000 of which are in circulation in the stacks on the library's second floor. "The zines just rock," says Norberg. "It's always those things that seem kind of ephemeral at the time that tend to be the most important research finds 100 years from now. When [people] look back on our culture, I think zines will offer incredible insight into a group of women, a generation."
After just six months on the job, Norberg is earning kudos for her innovation and her attitude. "She has lived up to her reputation as someone who can be a calming influence as changes come forth," says Haddad. "It's been fantastic to work with her." Provost and Dean of the faculty Elizabeth Boylan agrees, "it's already clear that we will be benefiting from Lisa's prior experience with space planning and user services, as well as her vision for how our collections and services should develop to serve the changing needs of our community."
Norberg credits her coworkers for abig part of her job satisfaction. "One of the things that I like most is the people here. the service ethic that is so deeply engrained in our staff really impresses me at every level: everyone is committed to providing the best," she says.
And, she feels right at home in "fabulous" New York City. Norberg has seen her fair share of cities and towns, and after 10 years spent in lovely, laid-back Chapel Hill, her yen to relocate to the big apple was one of the things that drew her to Barnard. She finds a lot of similarities between big-city living and her own small- town roots. "I grew up in a small town in Wyoming where everybody knew me and I knew everybody, she says. "I feel like I've come full circle—on the upper West side, everyone knows me and I know everybody." She laughs, "at least at the bagel shop where I get my coffee."
For more information, go to Barnard.edu/library/aboutinf.html
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2010- Beginning of Decade of Healing and Restoration!
Far and Beyond
"Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to the power that works within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever"
(Ephesians 3:20-21, NAS)
TODAY'S WORD from Joel and Victoria
I feel strongly in my spirit that it's going to be an Ephesians 3:20 decade! God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above and beyond all we can imagine! Let that take root on the inside. It's going to be a far and beyond decade. Here's what that means: you're going to come into opportunities that will boggle your mind. You're going to see your career take off like a rocket. You're going to meet the right people who will help further your dreams. You're going to accomplish goals more quickly than you imagined. You're going to come out of debt and pay that house off even though it looked impossible. You're going to get well even though the medical report says there's no way. Things may be dark and gloomy around you, but keep your head held high. You have an advantage. You are a child of the Most High God. His face is shining down on you. God is saying it's not going to be an average decade. It's not going to be a barely-get-by decade. No, you need to get ready because it's going to be a decade of favor, a decade of increase, a decade where you accomplish your God-given dreams!
Father, thank You for an exceedingly abundantly above and beyond decade. I choose to put my trust in You knowing that You are directing my steps. Thank You for the good things You have in storefor me. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
I then replied to her, saying:
Thanks so much Pia for sending this. It MUST be a TRUE doctrine, that 2010 is going to start a year/decade of fulfillment. I can't tell you how many different preachers I have heard that the Holy Spirit has told them the exact same thing, and a few even said that the past 7 years have been years of trial and error, loss and struggle, but starting this year, all will be restored to us, according to His will. This is worth keeping. Did you post this on your blog by chance? If so, I'd like to post a link to your page for others to read. THANKS FOR THINKING OF ME! We found the reason why I am so sick lately, and I have been consulting a natural Dr. for remedies for it, so my hope is coming back...where the regular doctors just want you to go home and give up hope and die.BLESS YOU PIA!Sheila
I think I did post something about this, but what I posted was more on my story.... you can read through it if you want. when I read your email, I had goosebumps.... here's why...the past 7 years have been years of trial and error, loss and struggle, but starting this year, all will be restored to us, according to His will. --- http://www.piasjournal.com/2009/12/7-year-of-completion.htmllet's be hopeful and expectant because I believe God is going to do something really great in our lives.Pia
Wow Pia---now I KNOW the Holy Spirit gave you and I the same message. As I mentioned to you before, I have heard this message from so many pastors/people of God, that "the past 7 years have been years of trial and error, loss and struggle, but starting this year, all will be restored to us, according to His will." Then you showed me this. Some said "this year", some said "this decade", but at least we can have hope that things will look better starting this year! 7 years is a holy number, and the body is completely regrown every 7 years, so it makes sense that 7 years after your broken marriage, and 7 years after I met my husband who was then kept away from me, things would change.Love you
Pia, right now on TV is ANOTHER pastor, preaching about how this decade, but mostly this year, is going to be a year of restoration and blessing. I don't know if all these pastors got together at some conference and decided that this would be the "theme" they would preach about this year, or if the Holy Spirit is really sending each of them this message individually, but it's really amazing! I know I got the message individually before I heard any pastor speak about it, so I know it's true. It would be interesting to know if there WAS some kind of conference or not, because then I could tell that the pastors who are teaching this are the ones that are truly in touch with the Holy Spirit.This might really excite you. This is the TV program I just heard that made me write to you.http://www.jhm.org/ME2/Sites/dirmod.asp?sid=&type=gen&mod=Core+Pages&gid=EFAA59A7B43544CFAFE378DF64C5BF7B&SiteID=1C529FFFE3D84409A29574E822257E71Click on the silverlight player, then listen to "today's broadcast". (If any of you are reading this later than Feb. 7, but before Feb. 14, see if it will play Feb. 7th message. if you are reading this after Feb. 14, look in archives for Feb 7/2010 message.) I don't know how many more days you will hear today's message about how this decade and year will change dramatically from the last 10 years. Silverlight is a small program, but if you want, you can remove it from your computer after you hear the message. I am saving this and other things that keep confirming this blessing of 2010 in a favorites file...including the email you sent me and the blog you wrote about 2010.It's more than a coincidence that we are hearing this again and again, I know that much.Hugs and prayers,


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(This story appeared Sunday, May 22, 2011, in a series for the Boston Globe North print and online editions.)
BEVERLY, MA- When Annie Bolton, 21, travelled to Phenix City, Alabama, this past spring break to help build homes with Habitat for Humanity, she dreamed of a career in nonprofit work. Instead, the Endicott College student body president—who graduated yesterday—knows she might need to refocus her professional goals in light of the current economic situation.
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All hail Grover Norquist!
Bow down, Lindsey Graham. The Republican senator dared to say he might consider supporting a tax increase -- but then Norquist paid him a visit on Wednesday. "Every once in a while you have somebody with an impure thought like Lindsey Graham," Norquist told me. But after their talk, Norquist could report that "Graham will never vote for a tax increase."
Kneel before him, Tom Coburn. Also a Republican senator, Coburn too had toyed with the idea of supporting a deficit-reduction deal that includes some tax increases, before Norquist conquered him. "He had a moment of weakness where he thought you had to raise taxes to get spending restraint," Norquist said. "He now knows that's not true."
Prostrate yourselves, House Republicans. On Thursday, a day after Republican senators hosted Norquist on their side of the Capitol, Republican House members opened up the Ways and Means Committee room so that he could counsel them on The Pledge, an anti-tax edict written by Norquist and signed by all but four House Republicans, most Republican senators, and Mitt Romney.
Lawmakers leaving their private audience with Norquist were agog at his majesty. "I agree with him tremendously," reported Rep. John Fleming, R-La.
But Sander Levin of Michigan, the top Democrat on the Ways and Means committee, had a less favorable view of the spectacle as he stood in the hallway while Republicans in the committee room kissed Norquist's ring.
"Ways and Means Republicans and others are holding royal court for a person who single-mindedly is determined to prevent a balanced approach to deficit reduction," Levin complained. "Essentially, Norquist is here to hold feet to the fire when we need open minds."
Norquist doesn't dispute that. The tax-pledge effort he began a quarter-century ago is now the defining mantra of the party: no tax increases, no how, no way, no matter the consequences. With the possible exception of Newt Gingrich, Norquist has done more than anybody to bring about Washington's political dysfunction.
Since he began, the federal debt has increased roughly eightfold. But Norquist still believes that as soon as next year victory will be his -- all because of his pledge.
"Because almost all the Republicans took it, it became, actually, the branding of the party," Norquist told me Thursday.
Though I think Norquist's approach has been disastrous for the country, I am awed by his success with the pledge. Now Senate Democrats are trying to turn him into the GOP bogeyman of this election cycle.
"The leader of the Republican Party is up here today on the Hill ... You know who it is: It's Grover Norquist," Majority Leader Harry Reid said at a news conference Thursday, a couple of days after charging, with some validity, that Norquist "has the entire Republican party in the palm of his hand."
Norquist didn't quarrel with the charge, as Fox News' Chad Pergram put it to him, that he's giving Republicans "their marching orders."
"The modern Republican Party works with the taxpayer movement," he replied, satisfied that "post-pledge, post-tea party, they're not going to raise taxes." That's likely because Norquist has convinced them that the long-sought victory is just months away. He predicts Republicans will keep control of the House, take over the Senate, elect Romney president and promptly enact the Ryan budget. "It would be nice if some Democrats join, but it's not necessary," he said, arguing that the Ryan plan could clear the Senate with only 50 votes as part of the budget "reconciliation" process.
This seems unlikely. Even if they could use the procedure Norquist favors (anti-deficit rules make this difficult) Republicans would have to make their plan temporary, like the Bush tax cuts. And the backlash would likely make the Obamacare rebellion look tame. We'd quickly be back in the stalemate.
But Norquist's loyalists in Congress are maintaining their ranks, dutifully coordinating talking points with him after their private tutorial Thursday on "how the pledge should be communicated."
"We have a spending problem and the taxpayer pledge helps us focus on the problem," House conservative leader Jim Jordan of Ohio told reporters as he departed.
Finally, out came the 55-year-old Norquist, all of 5-foot-6 with a graying beard. He spoke expansively to reporters for more than half an hour, waving off the notion that he might be becoming a PR problem for the party.
"There are significantly more Republicans in Congress since they started taking the pledge," he said. "The advocates of spending more and taxing more are losing."
Losing? Or just locked in an unending blood feud?
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