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(Cleveland) -- About 50 newsroom employees of The Plain Dealer were told Wednesday in telephone calls that they were being laid off by the daily paper as part of cost-cutting moves. That's about one-third of the paper's newsroom staff.
Reporter Harlan Spector, who is also chairman of the Newspaper Guild at The Plain Dealer, tells WTAM 1100 that about 20 of those people, including himself, volunteered to be laid off, and are accepting the severance pay that is mandated by the Guild's contract, which amounts to two weeks pay for every year of service.
He says this is truly a hard day, not just for the people who were laid off, but also for those who were notified by phone that they'd be keeping their jobs. "They know what's happening, and they see people they've worked with for 20 or more years being let go," said Spector.
The staff cuts at The Plain Dealer, according to Spector, will affect news coverage, including the types of news that gets covered and the depth of coverage.
Spector says, "Reporters, editors, photographers, page designers, copy editors, people like that (will be gone). You can only imagine it's going to have an effect on news-gathering abilities." To that end, Spector says remaining Plain Dealer reporters will be posting more of their copy directly on Cleveland.com, and that means less copy will go through editors who check the reliability and accuracy of stories.
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, whose wife Connie Schultz won a Pulitzer Prize while with the PD, said, "Today, too many talented journalists lost their jobs at Ohio's largest newspaper. These hardworking Ohioans should be commended for their commitment to an informed public and to each other during this challenging time of transition. Connie's and my thoughts and prayers are with Northeast Ohioans who are both inside and outside of the newsroom."
Members of the Newspaper Guild will rally in front of The Plain Dealer's offices on Superior Avenue tonight (Wednesday) at 6 p.m. It's a solidarity rally in support of those who have lost their jobs.
Advance Publications, owner of The Plain Dealer, is making staff cuts at other newspapers it owns across the country, and is also cutting back publication or home delivery of those papers. Starting the week of August 4, The Plain Dealer will eliminate home delivery on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, still publishing a paper those days, but one which will be available only at newsstands and through an e-edition.
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I would like to announce a 12 day silent retreat in Bromley, UK organised by the Thames Buddhist Vihara meditation group. I am conducting it (somewhat inappropriate in my announcement but no other way around it). This is the second retreat we have organised. It will be based on 8-10 precepts, samatha (jhana), yonisomanasikara and vipassana. Each participant will be given personal meditation instructions (kamatahan) daily to monitor, review and guide practice. This retreat is based on Ven Amathagavesi's method of meditation retreats, which added the practice of jhana and appropriate contemplation (yonisomanasikara) to a style vipassana which is Mahasi derivative.
Meals will be limited to twice a day (morning and noon). Noble Silence will be maintained. Mindfulness right through the day is encouraged. The programme begins at 5am and ends at 9.30pm. There are 4 compulsory group walking and sitting periods scattered through the day. A practitioner will practice a minimum of 6 hours and a maximum of 17 (or more?) hours of meditation a day. Many participants had positive outcomes in the first retreat based on based on personal interviews.
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I have read a lot of ways to make the connection, velcro with the studs for show and using the studs as fixings.
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I will be using keyboard keys with chicago screws. What length of screw would you guys recomend? Do I fix inside the key the top part or female part of the screw with goop then fix the male part through the hole in the back plate. When you come to dressing put the screw threads through the holes in the collar and then use the keys to screw down and hold them both together.
What I would also like to clarify is: the collar is fixed to the vest, then the back plate is then fixed to the collar via the studs? So I am guessing getting dressed for a troop is a two man operation?
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Re: probability with simulation
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On 9/18/05, Sara <ma_sara177 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have a problem with probability. I have to solve a problem av
> probability with simulation. i have done it with the combinatorial method
> but I dont know how to use Mathematica to solve the problem with simulation.
> can any one Help me please. If you want my result with combinatorial method
> or my try with simulation I can email you. the problems are:
> 1)Find the probability of getting exactly two 1:s when throwing 5 dices.
> Solve this problem with the combinatorial method and by simulation.
> We will play a very simple variant of poker. In the deck we have N cards
> which are
> called 1,2, ?, N. Each player is dealt 5 cards randomly. In this game
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> of hands:
> ? Straight: The 5 cards form a sequence, e.g. 3,4,5,6,7.
> ? Parity: The 5 cars are all odd or all even.
> ? Standard: A hand that is not a Straight or a Parity.
> A Straight beats a Parity and a Parity beats a Standard. If we have two
> hands of the
> same type the hand with the highest top-card will win.
> Problem 1
> Assume that there are 3 players including you. What is the probability
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> Straight? Solve this problem first with.
> The combinatorial method? (ihave don that)
> Simulation?
> Do it for N=15. Make a simulation for N=20.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee women's basketball coach Holly Warlick was invited by Vols football coach Butch Jones to serve as an honorary staff member for the Dish Orange & White Game over the weekend.
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During this time of year, what criteria do you use to evaluate a queen?
I have a mixture of Italian and Russian
Some of my queens are laying heavily, others are not, one has a spotty pattern. Is there any hard and fast rule that covers all races?
I'm only in my second winter with different types of bees. Time will tell if I made the right decision.Any thoughts are welcome.
This time of year if their alive I keep them til spring. Woody
if all your brood is spotty then it's most likely something in the environment. by that i mean available food, temps, etc. how are the stores. what's available out there for them. even in your warmer environment the queens will reduce laying. shorter days. less brood. you may never good brood free, but less is to be expected. less also, if there had been a dearth even if they have stored food.when you say spotty brood, is the spotty brood all in the brood area? does it look like brood has hatched and the queen has not gone back to fill in? is what's left pretty much capped? these would be signs of the queens taking a break for some reason.
As days shorten queens lay less and brood patterns are sometimes spotty due to workers filling any available cells with syrup/nectar as winter approaches. Bees will hopefully reside and cluster on a large patch as temps get real cold but many of the scattered brood will die from being chilled and/or neglected. A good reason not to 'overfeed' colonies in the Fall, which occurs more often and causes more problems than we know.
T Beek, it is still very mild here. I think the lowest it's supposed to get here the next few days is 45degF. I hadn't been feeding these bees but they have been and still are pulling in goldenrod. I am sure that I have enough population to cover any brood left. I agree that the spotty pattern was caused by back fill but I don't understand why they didn't use other comb available to them.
Hopefully it all works out. A bit late for splits but...........? Did you give the split some time...(even a few hours) to realize that they were queenless before adding the queen? Now the wait till Spring....."There are no mistakes only lessons" It must have been a BEEK who said that the first time :)
I would give her until spring, so I can see the actual pattern without the workers trying to restrict her laying area. Winter is a great selector, too.


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Do you want a president that can read a speech (sometimes) from his speech writers (ie Bush) or one that gets things done (Obama)? Market up another 138 points today..... Nope, we didn't hear that much with Dubya. :laugh:
>Do you want a president that can read a speech (sometimes) from his speech writers (ie Bush) or one that gets things done (Obama)? I can't say I like either one as president. I would like to see a president get things UNDONE. We have a government that is always doing too much. Given a choice, I guess a president who does NOTHING would be a huge improvement over either Bush or Obama but one who would reign in the government would be far preferred to nothing.


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Okay, right up front I'm going tell you that I'm not a lawyer, and this is not to be considered legal advice. If you need legal advice, get a lawyer.
I am assuming from your post above, although you don't say so directly, that you are in one of the branches of the U.S. military. You should know that the Federal government considers you a resident of the state you are stationed in for the purpose of buying firearms from a federally licensed dealer (FFL). You still have to meet all other federal, state, and (if enacted) local requirements to purchase firearms from ANY source, but even if you are maintaining your Georgia citizenship/driver's license/voting rights, you can still buy a gun wherever you are stationed if you meet the rest of the requirements.
The first requirement for a handgun is age. You must be 21 years old to purchase a handgun from a FFL/dealer. No exceptions exist as far as I know, and no out-of-state parental help will get you past this requirement. If you're not 21, and you want a new gun from a FFL/dealer, start saving now so you can get a REALLY nice handgun on your 21st birthday.
If you are not 21, and the state you are residing in allows it, you MAY be able to purchase a used handgun directly from another person, as long as they did not purchase it from a FFL/dealer just to sell it to you. If they are selling a personally-owned gun, and it is not prohibited by state or local laws/regulations, then you MIGHT be able to buy it at age 18 (may be a different/higher age, check state law). If you can buy it legally, get a receipt from the seller stating the date, his name, your name, a full description of the gun (maker/model/caliber/barrel length/finish/etc.) and any/all accessories, the purchase cost, how it was paid, and have both parties sign it. That should be enough to prove you bought the gun lawfully, and if it turns out to be stolen, you can send the cops to whomever sold it to you for further investigation.
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SVT springs are 1/2 an inch lower than stock focus springs. if you want to lower the car there are alot of options out there to do it effectively. look in the brakes and suspension section of the BST on this site for a deal on suspension.
everyone has their own opinion on what mufflers and type of exhaust sounds best. im partial to the dynomax 3 chamber mufflers. and you will definitely want to run a resonator if you dont have a cat, otherwise its going to be extremely loud. 3 inch exhaust will make for a deeper tone but it will be louder no matter what you do.
Ty you all for the good info . I will be looking into all of . Some put 17 inch wheels on it I
have one weak rear spring so need to do some susp work on it to ,should I go with svt or look else we're. An for exh will do the svt header no cat I weld so any fab work I can do . I don't want it to sound like a riding mower with a glass pack ,I want a deep melow tone do I need a rez an what type of muff an no coffee can tip . How's this Matt caps an ...........???? Lol no run ons
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omg dude your grammar is killing me! use punctuation! or at least periods or something. my inner grammar nazi hates run on sentences.
the throttle response that you feel is purely a placebo effect unless there was something seriously wrong with your stock coil in the first place. the msd coil and plug wires are in no way better than factory and actually are a hindrance. with the msd coil you cannot get an accurate torque reading on a dyno which is infuriating if you want to see what kind of difference your mods have made. the stock coil pack and wires will support over 700whp just fine. no need to change it, but since you already have it you may as well keep it unless you want to try and sell it on the BST section of this site to try and recoup some of the money you spent on it.
the SVT header is a good mod. it will net about 15whp every time. you NEED a SVT flex pipe, SVT cat (or off road pipe/cat-delete pipe if you can get away with it) and a way to protect your power steering line from the heat from the exhaust. you can either move the line or wrap the crap out of the header and everything. otherwise you run the risk of exploding the line while driving one day and loosing power steering. also you dont NEED a SVT dipstick and tube. you can simply bend your stock tube however some people dont have much success with this technique and end up breaking the tube in the process.
you will want to run at least 2.25" exhaust but you will benefit more from running bigger if you get the SVT header. the SVT header makes the most power if it is run open header with NO exhaust at all. unfortunately this is very illegal and very loud on the street. this means that anything after the header is just going to be a power restriction and nothing else so the more free flowing you can make the exhaust the better. 2.5" is probably the most common choice. it flows decent and sounds good. 3inch will be best but its hard to make a non turbo car with 3inch exhaust sound like anything other than a rice rocket. 2.25" is pretty much a waste of time and money but if its what you want then go for it.
stay away from underdrive pulleys. waste of time and money.
stay away from miracle hp and fuel economy increasing chips. scams, one and all. same thing goes for electric superchargers, and those little fan looking things that are supposed to spin the air in your intake. and throttle body spacers are a waste as well unless you are going to use it to drill and tap in a nitrous solenoid. that way you dont have to drill a hole in your intake and you can remove it in 5 minutes.
look up the ralco short throw shifter. if there are still any out there for sale they are the cheapest STS out there for the focus. i have one, ive had it for years, and i shift gears like hulk and i still have not broken it and it cost me about $50. best bang for your buck STS there is. be careful though about getting the right shifter. the design changed halfway through the 2002 year so there is a 2000-2002.5 and 2002.5-2004 design. since your car is a swap job i imagine it could be either type so you SHOULD pull out the stock shifter and examine it very closely before you buy.
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|Welcome. Stock SVT shifter is not compatible with your car. It is for a completely diferent transmission and wouldn't help you anyways. I would recommend doing the B&M shifter. As for the SVT header make sure you do it right. You need to buy the SVT Dip Stick, flex pipe, and a catalytic converter designed to work with the header and flex from the car. I found out the hard way what happens when you don't and now I have to buy those things anyway. Now i have to spend money on the same parts twice.
|Ok but y go back to stock coil I noticed better throttle respones with msd coil an. Wires It is a five speed was lookin at a b/m would the svt shifter work ?
stock plugs, stock coil, svt header with egr bung (if you want to keep your egr system)
,larger flex pipe, larger exhaust 2.25", svt air box and snorkel, svt suspension, summer performance tires. If it is a manual transmission, get a short throw shifter. You could upgrade your front brake pads. If it were me the one thing I would do for sure is the svt suspension.
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It is good to have you back. Yeah received the KDE 4.7.4 updates and system is more stable now.
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Nice post on Kubuntu and KDE, just a couple things: I personally find the article too long, and something of that size would probably require an index of sorts or something to make it easier to follow. Perhaps split the article in pieces using a certain criteria to part one section from another?
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You can use any flavor of ice cream in this frosty dessert. Chocolate and vanilla would be delicious substitutes for coffee and dulce de leche.—Scarlett Elrod, Newnan, Georgia
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- 10 whole graham crackers
- 1 cup butter, cubed
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1 quart dulce de leche ice cream, softened
- 1 jar (16 ounces) hot fudge ice cream topping, warmed
- 1 quart coffee ice cream, softened
- 1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1/3 cup coffee liqueur
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- Preheat oven to 350°. Arrange crackers in a single layer in a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan. In a large saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Stir in brown sugar. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in pecans. Pour over crackers; spread to cover crackers.
- Bake 8-10 minutes or until bubbly. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- Crush cracker mixture into coarse crumbs; sprinkle half into an ungreased 13x9-in. dish. Spread with dulce de leche ice cream. Cover and freeze for 1 hour or until firm.
- Drizzle with ice cream topping and sprinkle with remaining crumb mixture. Cover and freeze 30 minutes or until ice cream topping is set.
- Spread with coffee ice cream; freeze. In a small bowl, beat cream until stiff peaks form. Fold in coffee liqueur. Spread over top of dessert. Cover and freeze 4 hours or until firm.
- Remove from freezer 15 minutes before serving. Garnish with chocolate curls. Yield: 20 servings.
Originally published as Caramel-Mocha Ice Cream Dessert in Country Woman June/July 2012, p36
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Former Virginia attackman Connor English confirmed to Inside Lacrosse on Thursday afternoon that he has gained admission into Cornell University. He will begin classes on January 23rd and will be eligible to play in the spring.
A Manhasset (N.Y.) native, English withdrew from Virginia after the Cavaliers' 2011 championship season and spent the fall semester taking classes back on Long Island.
Besides Cornell, he also considered Notre Dame in addition to a handful of other Ivy League institutions. English also noted that he played on a summer team with Big Red standouts Rob Pannell, Steve Mock and Thomas Keith, and is looking forward to continuing to play with them.
"I'm really excited to be part of the Cornell program and Coach [Ben] DeLuca is a great guy and great coach," English said. "The team looks to be strong and ready for a big year."
As a freshman, the 5-11, 175-pound lefty registered 10 goals and an assist, starting in five games and appearing in 17. As a sophomore, English only appeared in 11 games, tallying six points, including a three-point showing against Mount St. Mary's on February 22.
The No. 7-ranked recruit coming out of high school in 2009, English is one of the best attackman to ever suit up for the Indians, putting up 256 points in his career. In the 2009 Class C state championship game, English netted nine goals in a 16-11 decision over Lafayette.
English is not the first high-profile attackman to transfer out of Virginia. After his junior season in 2004, Joe Yevoli transferred to Syracuse for his final year of eligibility. After spending two seasons with the Wahoos, Eric Pittard transferred to Cornell for his junior season and started during the Big Red's undefeated run to the NCAA semis in 2007.
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Arsène Wenger says he is happy with the impact Steve Bould has had on the first team since becoming Assistant Manager.
Arsenal have already kept three clean sheets in the Premier League this season, with Bould seen by many as being central to what has been an impressive start defensively.
Wenger agrees that Bould, who he describes as 'clear in his mind, well focused and intelligent' has had an encouraging start to his new role, but believes it's too soon to get carried away with Arsenal's defensive record.
"He's doing his job very well. I believe it's a bit early to speak about our defensive record, because we've played only four games," he told Arsenal Player.
"Don't forget that the basis of our team is a very offensive philosophy. So sometimes, if we concede goals in the future, it will not be Steve Bould's fault. It will only be a consequence of the way we see football."
Bould was elevated from his role as under-18 coach following Pat Rice's retirement at the end of last season. He will take charge of the first team tomorrow, as Wenger serves the first of a three game ban for improper conduct during last season's 3-0 victory against AC Milan.
Ex-Arsenal defender Bould wasn't the only coach promoted to the first team during the summer. Neil Banfield, previously coach of the reserve team, has become First Team Coach – with Wenger happy at having another assistant on board.
"You know we specialised a bit more our units - Forwards, midfielders, defenders. I wanted to have one more coach that you can really divide in three," he said.
"I have three assistants now and I can supervise as well all the groups. It's a bit easier for me as well to have a hold on everything."
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Green Bay Battles Youngstown State to 0-0 Tie
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Maddie Drusch (Appleton, Wis.) made seven saves and earned her fifth shutout of 2011 at Youngstown State (3-8-3, 0-3-2) on Saturday, but the Green Bay women's soccer team (3-9-4, 1-3-2) was unable to buy a goal as the match ended in a 0-0 double overtime tie at Stambaugh Stadium.
"We struggled a bit in the first half, but in the second half we changed things around tactically and slowly gained control of the game," Phoenix head coach Trevor Warren said. "We had the possession and I felt like we were the better team after halftime and throughout overtime, but we just didn't finish our chances."
Both teams certainly had their opportunities to get on the scoreboard as the Phoenix and the Penguins combined for 36 total shots, 13 of which were on target. YSU edged Green Bay 20-16 in the shot category, including an 8-5 advantage in shots on goal.
Green Bay's Renee Therrien (Winnipeg, Manitoba) tied for the game high with four shots, forcing Penguins goalkeeper Nicole Kline to make two of her five saves. YSU's Jade Flory also fired four shots, including three on goal.
Drusch now has 16 career shutouts, which ranks second on the school's all-time list. She will need to keep two more opponents out of the net in order to pass Barb Singer (17.5, 1990-93) in the record books. Drusch is already Green Bay's career saves leader with 372.
With just two regular season contests remaining, the pressure is on for the Phoenix to earn points to qualify for one of the six spots in the Horizon League tournament. Green Bay entered the contest owning a tiebreaker for the sixth and final spot.
"We felt like this was a must win game for us," Warren said. "We really needed to get the three points in the conference standings, but if we can get a result next week against Butler then we still have a chance."
Green Bay and Butler will kick off at 12 p.m. next Sunday at Santaga Stadium. It will be the annual senior day contest, where the Phoenix seniors will be honored prior to kickoff.
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I made the smaller sections out of the back of an A3 drawing pad while I waited for the larger A2 pieces in the mail. A lot of it is very rough, which I intend to rectify when I get hold of a dremel to even up the edges. I bought a flashing LED metronome kit from Maplin and plan to add a tilt switch. The rangefinder stalk feels pretty flimsy as it is right now. I plan to resin the interior and then sand the exterior flat to get rid of the wobble and clean up the rough cuts.
I used spray adhesive to attach the templates to the card, making it easy to peel away when it wasn't needed, although when I ran out I used pritt stick which I applied a bit excessively. This resulted in the rough finish when I peeled it away. No matter; bondo solves all.
Despite a few rough patches, I'm pretty happy with the ears. Bondo needed in a couple of spots with a general sanding of the edges with a dremel being in order. The 0.5mm card was the front of the sketch pad I used, doubling it up for 1mm measurements.
Onto the helmet itself, I had a couple of sizing issues. The card structural insert was a little off, meaning I had to add and trim to match the dome base. I also had trouble sizing the inner and outer layers to the dome base/helmet base, but I think that was my fault in not adding another layer to the 330mm strip at the back. This resulted in the keyhole and visor matching the front and rear lines, but the ears being non-symmetrical. To fix this, I cut one ear off the outer layer and moved it back slightly to be more in line with the other one. I'm sure this means the ears will be slightly farther back that they should be, but I'm happy with how it looks and bondo will correct any ugliness from my cuts.
Next up, cutting out the cheeks. I'm also thinking about gluing the helmet base to the bottom and cutting a hole out like I'm to do with the dome base.
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A New Year's tradition, this mildly flavored rice dish is a great accompaniment to almost any meat entree. Beth Wall of Inman, South Carolina sent in the recipe. —Beth Wall, Inman, South Carolina
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- 1/4 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped green pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped onion
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2/3 cup canned black-eyed peas, rinsed and drained
- 2/3 cup cooked rice
- In a small skillet, saute the peppers, onion, garlic powder and salt in butter for 4-5 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in the peas and rice; heat through, stirring occasionally. Yield: 2 servings.
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CBS chief political correspondent John Dickerson disputed President Obama's description of Mitt Romney's tax plan as a "$5 trillion tax cut" because one of Romney's advisers suggested he would reduce the size of his proposed tax cuts if he could not pay for them. But Dickerson is ignoring the fact that Romney running mate Paul Ryan suggested last week that Romney would not reduce the size of his tax cuts because lowering taxes is his highest priority.
During a panel discussion on the presidential debate on Face The Nation, Dickerson said that it was unfair to accuse Romney of being dishonest about his tax plan. Dickerson explained that a top Romney economic adviser "said we have two goals here. One is deficit reduction, the other is reducing marginal rates. If those come in conflict our primary goal is deficit reduction and the marginal rates might not go down as much."
That stands in direct contrast to remarks by Paul Ryan, who was asked specifically if Mitt Romney would "scale back on the 20 percent tax cut for the wealthy" if the cuts could not be paid for and replied "No, no.".
Chris Wallace asked Ryan in that September 30 Fox News Sunday interview "what's most important to [Romney] in his tax reform plan?" Ryan replied, "keeping tax rates down. By lowering tax rates, people keep more of the next dollar that they earn. That matters. That is incentives." He added, "That's more important than anything."
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Reunified Germany's government nexus was built in the 1990s along the Spree River and consists of several buildings that symbolically link the former East and West Berlin. In the northeastern corner of the vast Tiergarten park, the district smoothly segues into the heart of historic Berlin along the grand boulevard of Unter den Linden.
Make your way to the (1) Hauptbahnhof (main train station), a sparkling glass behemoth that opened in 2006. It presents a great vantage point of the (2) Bundeskanzleramt (chancellery) on the right and the (3) Paul-Löbe-Haus, the parliamentary office building, on the left. Cross a little bridge, walk around the right side of the latter and find yourself facing the quarter's historic anchor, the brooding (4) Reichstag (www.bundestag.de), since 1999 home of Germany's parliament, the Bundestag. It's worth the inevitable wait for the free elevator ride to the top for panoramic city views and close-ups of the futuristic glass dome, added by British star architect Lord Norman Foster, as part of the building's recent overhaul.
Turn left as you exit the Reichstag, left again on Scheidemannstrasse, then right on Ebertstrasse toward the stately (5) Brandenburg Gate, the only remaining gate from Berlin's 18th-century town wall. It's topped by the Quadriga, a sculpture of a winged goddess of Victory steering a horse-drawn chariot.
Just south of here on Ebertstrasse is the (6) Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Cora-Berliner Strasse 1; www.holocaust-mahnmal.de), a football-field-size labyrinth of gray concrete stelae that is as accessible as it is disorienting. A free subterranean exhibit hauntingly documents the suffering of Jews during the Nazi period.
Double back to the Brandenburg Gate standing guard over glamorous (7) Pariser Platz, until 1989 an empty square trapped behind the Berlin Wall. Now it is again flanked by banks, the Academy of Arts, and embassies, including the new U.S. Embassy on your right. Sneak inside the adjacent Frank Gehry–designed (8) DZ Bank at Pariser Platz 3 for a peek at the surreally shaped conference room in the atrium. The belle of Pariser Platz, though, is the plush (9) Hotel Adlon (Unter den Linden 77; www.hotel-adlon.de), a faithful reconstruction of the 1907 original and again the preferred shelter of stars, royals, and heads of state.
Pariser Platz gives way to (10) Unter den Linden, Berlin's grand historic boulevard. Walk past the massive Russian Embassy, then turn right on Friedrichstrasse and head south a couple of blocks to the (11) Friedrichstadtpassagen, three breathtakingly designed shopping complexes linked by a tunnel and teeming with international designer stores. Relive Cold War history a few more blocks south at (12) Checkpoint Charlie, or else turn left on Mohrenstrasse and head straight to lovely (13) Gendarmenmarkt, considered Berlin's most beautiful square and accented by two churches, the Konzerthaus (www.konzerthaus.de) concert hall and plenty of cafés and restaurants.
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Why I'm Not A "Feminist"
…because I'm actually a Feminist!. What's the difference? I use the term "Feminist" to refer to "Feminist" a stereotypical media character who exists to destroy what I call "Feminist!s" (the real deal) by portraying herself an extremist asexual witch.
I'm not the type of person who shies away from feminism for fear of being thought of us a "Feminist." I call myself a Feminist! with much pride. I believe that gender equality is a fact, not a right, and I believe it mentally, emotionally, intellectually, and religiously. There is not one bone in my body that would beg to differ. I believe in feminism as a movement, and the incredible leaps and bounds our fore-mothers and fore-fathers have made to give women equal treatment. Yet, …


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Buckeyes up 56-31, for those who care.
Latos may have just become my favorite player on this team.
"I never argue with people who say baseball is boring, because baseball is boring. And then, suddenly, it isn't. And that's what makes it great." - Joe Posnanski
Okay Operator...I've got to ask. Who is that as your avatar? Yowza!
Um..... awkward....
Good to have Posey the lead off man next inning. Latos did well to get by that last inning.
FWIW, I wouldn't be so quick to pull Mat. He's going pretty well, he doesn't have a lot of pitches, I'd leave him in there for another two innings, maybe even three.
I think Dusty intends to pull Latos after one more inning, I wouldn't unless he's in trouble.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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text: For those who wondered... What's a Canuck? Mystery behind Vancouver's hockey moniker - Puck Daddy - NHL Blog - Yahoo! Sports To counter that iconic U.S. political cartoon, Canadian editorial cartoonists began using the image of "Johnny Canuck," an amiable blue-collar lunk-head who stood up to Uncle Sam's bullying (even if he wasn't depicted as the sharpest saw in the forest). In 1935, the term crossed over into hockey for the first time. The Moose Jaw Canucks played in the Southern Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The name would be used by the franchise in different leagues through 1982. So that's how the Vancouver Canucks got their name … which brings us to one last question: Is "Canucks" a derogatory term? Some dictionary definitions cite "canuck" as being offensive slang to a certain group of people. Are the Vancouver Canucks actually the Washington Redskins of the NHL? Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau addressed that question in a letter to columnist William Safire in 1977:"As with all slang, and especially that of nationality, the implications of the word vary a great deal according to the context and the intent of the speaker or writer….Many Canadians feel ["Canuck"] refers to all Canadians, some believe it is Eastern Canadians, other that it is French Canadians, while the majority have rarely heard it used in any context…..Whether or not you committed an ethnic slur (in using it) would depend entirely on the way the word was used…..To me, a slang term applied to a nationality by a person of a different nationality could, under certain conditions, be construed as a slur." *Now you guys know that I mean it affectionately when I use the term...although the lunk-head and trying to stand up to the U.S.A. guys (awww...how cute) parts may appear to apply to [STRIKE]Rascoe and Jummerskull[/STRIKE] certain members on this board, but I assure you that is purely coincidental.*


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Tiwi Transport: "We miss the ferry so much"
Mar 07, 2013 , 3:46 PM by Vicki Kerrigan
The regular ferry service to the Tiwi Islands was scrapped at the beginning of last year. Travelling between the mainland and the islands is now really expensive for locals and it also means tourist numbers have dropped significantly.
There could be some good news for Tiwi Islanders and visitors though, with an announcement this morning from Adam Giles, Minister for Transport, that the Government is seeking a commercial operator to run a regular passenger ferry service.
John Naden is from the Tiwi Islands council and he talks about how the lack of a ferry service has made Nguiu, also known as Wurrumiyanga, a ghost town not a growth town.
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