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Sen. Tim Scott reacts to Trump's alleged 'sh**hole countries' immigration comments
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) - Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and other lawmakers are reacting to President Donald Trump's alleged vulgar remarks Thursday during a closed-door meeting on immigration reform, in which Trump is accused of referring to several nations at the center of the immigration debate as "sh**hole countries."
According to a Washington Post report, lawmakers inside the meeting confirm Trump used the "sh**hole countries" remark in reference Haiti, El Salvador and various African nations.
The president's comments allegedly came after growing frustration with the suggestion that the U.S. restore DACA protections for immigrants from those countries. Trump reportedly questioned why the United States should accept more immigrants from those countries, as opposed to more developed nations, such as Norway.
"If these comments are the president's words, they are disappointing to say the least," Scott said in a statement Thursday. "The American family was born from immigrants fleeing persecution and poverty and searching for a better future. Our strength lies in our diversity, including those who came here from Africa, the Caribbean and every other corner of the world. To deny these facts would be to ignore the brightest part of our history."
Trump has denied that he made the remarks, saying on Twitter Friday morning that he used "tough" language, but not the vulgar remarks alleged.
"[I] never said anything derogatory about Haitians other than Haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country," Trump tweeted. "Made up by Dems. I have a wonderful relationship with Haitians."
"What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made - a big setback for DACA!" Trump added.
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., who was in the meeting with President Trump, rebuked the president's denial of the "sh**hole countries" comment Friday morning in an interview with CNN.
"To no surprise, the president started tweeting this morning, denying that he used those words," Durbin said. "It is not true. He said these hateful things, and he said them repeatedly."
Durbin claims he and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who was also in the meeting, were presenting their plan on immigration reform to the president. Durbin says Trump interrupted them several times with questions, at which point Durbin claims Trump said things which were "hate-filled, vile and racist."
"I use those words advisedly. I understand how powerful they are," Durbin says.
Durbin has told multiple media outlets that Graham objected to President Trump's phrasing.
"For him to confront the president as he did, literally sitting next to him, took extraordinary political courage and I respect him for it," Durbin said, according to a CBS News tweet.
ABC News 4 has reached out to Graham's staff for comment but has not received a response. Graham also has not publicly addressed the allegations against the president.
President Trump in September 2017 announced the White House would be ending the DACA (Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals) program, which was implemented by President Barack Obama in 2012 to allow children of illegal immigrants to remain in the United States without fear of deportation.
The Trump administration's decision to end DACA, according to Durbin, would cost more than 100,000 so-called "Dreamers" their protected status.
Durbin says most people who have come to the U.S. and are receiving or are eligible for DACA protection are "victims of crises, disasters and political upheaval" in El Salvador, Honduras and Haiti.
Durbin says Trump's alleged vulgar remarks came when he pointed out that information to the president.
"When I mentioned that fact to him, [Trump] said, 'Haitians? Do we need more Haitians?' And then he went on and started to describe the immigration from Africa that was being protected in this bipartisan measure," Durbin said. "That's when he used his vile and vulgar comments, calling the nations they come from 'sh**holes' — the exact word used by the president, not once, but repeatedly."
South Carolina Rep. Mark Sanford, R-Charleston, has not formally commented on Trump's alleged remarks but did publish a conspicuously timed Bible verse on his Twitter account Friday morning.
"Let no unwholesome word proceed from your mouth, but only such a word as is good for edification according to the need of the moment, so that it will give grace to those who hear. -Ephesians 4:23," Sanford wrote.


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ROTC scholarship awardees may qualify for room and board grants of up to $1,500 per year from Tarleton State University. In addition to room and board grants, there are local scholarships such as the Dyess, Burkett, McCullough, Yantis, and Jeffers scholarships, which are specifically available to members of the TSU ROTC Program.
Army ROTC offers four-year and three-year advanced designee scholarships to high school seniors. If you are a high school senior or junior interested in applying for one of these scholarships contact your school's guidance counselor or call the phone number below. You can apply on-line by going to 4-yr Scholarship Application and creating an account that will allow you to fill out the application form. You can check your application status on line by going to Scholarship Application Status.
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Following are instructions for building and running your own copy of XFree86. The procedure for getting your X server up and running on Darwin and Mac OS X are very similar, but it is actually somewhat more difficult on Mac OS X. Where there are differences I have noted them below. Both Mac OS X Developers' Preview 4 and Mac OS X Public Beta are covered. Note that to build XFree86 for yourself on Mac OS X Beta, you will need to have the Developers' Tools. If you did not receive these as a member of ADC, they are available for download from the Apple Developer Connection.
If you want to save some time, you can use the precompiled binaries provided by the XFree86 server at ftp://ftp.xfree86.org/pub/XFree86/4.0.2/binaries/Darwin/. Follow the instructions in the Install document to install it.
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before trying to build other X applications.
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If you want to recompile the X server on Mac OS X, you will have to make the header files as described below.
The first thing you need to do is to get the source code from the XFree86 project.
sandbox/ in the following discussions
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These next steps are not necessary if you are building XFree86 on Darwin. Mac OS X Beta or DP4 does not include many of the "in-progress" header files that are needed to successfully build XFree86. The general philosophy is that at any given time, Mac OS X will include only headers files that are "ready for prime time" while Darwin will include a snapshot of Apple's current efforts. So if you have access to a Darwin system, I would suggest using this instead of Mac OS X to build XFree86. If you don't, read the appropriate page below for an outline of what you need to do:
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
T.O. Is the Victim Once Again
Just throw him the ball on every play and the Cowboys will win every game, right? Well, they tried forcing him the ball this season and it resulted in interception after interception from Tony Romo. Over one half of Romo's interceptions last season came on passes intended for Terrell Owens. The elite receivers in the league beat press coverage and double coverage regularly, but Owens has lost something over the last few years and he can no longer do it consistently. Don't tell him that because he'll tell you that it is everyone but him. Amazing. Everyone in the world is wrong about him in his warped mind.
The garbage that Owens is spewing while in Dallas this week is exactly why he was run out of town. There is no doubt that the Cowboys will miss him this season, but I am a firm believer that the team gains more than it loses by running him out of town. The worst part of T.O. is the fact that he has a tendency to undermine the leadership of the team. He won't allow any players to become true leaders because he refuses to follow anyone. Younger players see that and, unfortunately, think that T.O.'s behavior is something to be copied. I just hope they got rid of him before he permanently damaged the attitude of any other players on the team.
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- beWAREJune 25, 2009 at 5:01 PM
Et tu romo2witten?ReplyDelete
I was hoping to not read about T.O. the Buffalo Bill here like the media outlets who keep talking/writing bout over and over and over again.
I'm sure I'm in the minority but I didnt have a problem with T.O....I'm convinced the injuries (especially to Romo) were the reason we didnt make the playoffs more so than T.O.'s antics/ego. But he's gone now...time to move on.
Sorry beWARE...I couldn't resist due to T.O. overexposure this week. Between Superstars and having him back in Dallas running his mouth it was too much to handle without a little venting on my part. I agree about moving on but I don't want anyone to believe that Romo is at fault in this mess. I'll try to resist in the future, but I feel the need to defend my team against his attacks.ReplyDelete
- beWAREJune 25, 2009 at 5:30 PM
Understood...and it's your blog so vent as you wish.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 25, 2009 at 8:38 PM
I was against the signing of T.O. from the beginning. The initials fit him perfectly, they stand for Tossed Out.ReplyDelete


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Playlist will be permanent list of tracks aggregated based on a given set of parameters such as genre, year, artist, star rating, etc. This playlist should have an option to be updated automatically when tracks matching the said parameters are added to the library.
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This is more akin to the pandora mode. User will be able to specify certain parameters such as (1) length of the queue either in duration or number of tracks, (2) any one or more of artist, rating, genre, year, mood, last.fm top tracks, last.fm similar artists, etc and a new play queue is created.


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Boyfriend is charged with woman's murder while kids are at home
The blunt and chilling phone call was impossible for Wendy Barnett to fully comprehend.
"I think my mommy's dead," Charee Akins-Maddox's daughter told Barnett, who was Akins-Maddox's aunt. "She's not moving."
It was early Thursday morning, just past midnight. Barnett thought Akins-Maddox, a 33-year-old mother of four, was sick. She had a heart condition, Barnett said.
Murder never crossed Barnett's mind as she ran to Akins-Maddox's Lark Street apartment, where the children told her their mother had just been gunned down, allegedly shot in the back of her head by her boyfriend.
Akins-Maddox's kids, ages 4 to 19, were inside 156 Lark St. with their mother when she died. Whether they saw the killing is unclear. Barnett said the children were in a bedroom.
At around 12:40 a.m., Damien Zervos used a Saiga 223 Remington rifle to shoot Akins-Maddox, police said. As of Thursday evening, they did not have a motive.
About 12 hours later, Barnett watched Zervos, 32, plead not guilty to second-degree murder in Albany City Court. Zervos didn't speak as he was led, shackled, in front of Judge William Carter and then back to Albany County jail.
Barnett, who spoke briefly with reporters outside court, said she didn't know Zervos well. She said Akins-Maddox had lived in the Lark Street apartment for only a short time.
"Everything was fine. She didn't have no problems. I didn't know he was the type ... to me, he was a nice guy, but I don't know," Barnett said.
"She was a good mom," Barnett said. "She loved her kids and tried her best."
Akins-Maddox was killed in a narrow, two-story brick building a block north of Washington Avenue Armory, where many of the homes have been vacant for years. A line of yellow police tape sealed off the wooden steps to Akins-Maddox's home on Thursday.
The killing was the second shooting death in Albany this month. No arrests have been made in the Oct. 19 killing of Edward Maxim and no motive for that shooting has been released.
Zervos, unemployed and from Guilderland, was taken into custody shortly after Akins-Maddox was killed. Neighbors said they heard an intense argument at the home in the hours before her death.
A woman who lives next door and wished to be identified only as Kim said she heard yelling just after midnight. The dispute spilled outside, she said, where a large group of people were screaming at each other in front of 156 Lark St. Such noise, however, isn't unusual there, Kim said.
"I thought about calling the cops, but this isn't that uncommon around here," Kim said.
Christian Gabriels, an 18-year-old from Bethlehem who a month ago moved nearby, said he and his roommates saw the flash of police lights and at first thought the commotion up the street was a traffic stop.
Then they saw the police tape cordoning off the scene. They went up the street, where Gabriels said one of Akins-Maddox's relatives told them Akins-Maddox had called a family member just before she was killed, saying there was a problem at her apartment and she needed help.
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A NURSE has been cautioned for stealing drugs from Worcestershire Royal Hospital.
Darren Carthew has been handed a five-year caution by the Nursing and Midwifery Council after admitting stealing an unknown amount of anti-anxiety drug lorazepam and dihydrocodeine, a medication used to treat pain and breathlessness between September 2010 and January 2011.
The two-day hearing in London beginning on Thursday, May 8 – which Mr Carthew did not attend – heard the former staff nurse was fired by Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust after admitting stealing the drugs in June 2011.
The committee heard nurses at the hospital had become suspicious after the emergency department's usage of lorazepam dropped dramatically while Carthew was off sick.
When he was confronted by colleagues he said he had used keys he had as part of his role as a charge nurse to take the drugs from the hospital's store and put them in his locker. When he was asked to return them he said he had taken them.
The hearing was told Carthew had a previously "exemplary" record during his employment at the hospital, where he had worked since 2001, and had expressed regret for his actions.
Although the committee agreed his actions "fell well below" the standards expected of him, it decided not to suspend him from the nursing registry but instead to issue him with a caution.
The caution will remain on his record in the nursing registry for five years and Carthew is legally required to declare it to any potential employers.


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tlamadeo necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 99 diseños de 35 diseñadores freelance.
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Those recovering from cancer, those who have cancer, those who want to avoid cancer. Though this product will be effective for anyone wanting to take it, we will be focusing our marketing efforts specifically on cancer survivors.
We want something simple that will look good on a plain white label. We like the idea of using a redwood tree (representing long and sustaining life), whether that includes the roots in a more "zoomed out" look, or just a big, sturdy trunk, we'll leave to the artists to decide. We definitely want the product name (Endure Daily) in the logo. Colors we like are green and blue, and whatever color you use for the redwood.
There is the possibility of additional work coming to the winner, specifically website design.
We will be checking in often and giving feedback constantly. Good luck!
UPDATE #1: Wow, 18 designs in less than one day! Thanks guys so much for the hard work. Here is what we like so far: the tree design from logo #9 (although we'd like the trunk of the tree to be a different color than the leaves), the text from logo #10, and the "bubble" from logo #6. Incorporating all that into a new logo would be on the right track (but don't limit your creativity). Thanks again!!
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Friday, September 20, 2013 - Ivan and Ivo - Screen Test - FULL CONTACT
Ivan and Ivo - Screen Test - FULL CONTACT
We brought the handsome, studly Ivan Petera in for a screentest, and chose a real hot guy to pair with him, Ivo Kerk. Ivo interviews Ivan as they sit on the bed. It seems that Ivan has never done anything with another guy, so this is his very first time, and we get to enjoy it all. Ivo leans over and kisses on Ivan's hot chest. Then Ivan does the same for Ivo before they both lose their underwear. They take hold of each other's cocks and begin to wank them. Ivo then leans over and begins to suck on Ivan's dick. As it sucks it that cock gets nice and hard, swelling to a good thickness and nice length. Ivo's mouth wraps round the cock and works it very well. He stands Ivan up and kneels before him to suck some more. Then Ivo sits on the bed and has Ivan sit down on his cock, riding it up and down. Ivo fucks that hot ass nice and deep, and wanks on Ivan's cock. The cock stands up, rock hard as Ivo's works his hole. Moving Ivan onto his side Ivo continues to fuck that hot hole, hard and fast. Then Ivan is on his back, legs up, and his ass still filled by that rock hard cock. He wanks himself as Ivo fucks him, before changing position again. Ivo is soon ready to shoot his load and pulls out, squirting his cum right up Ivan's back. Then it is Ivan's turn and he wanks himself to a big, creamy load. What a great scene, with Ivan showing us that he is really up for guy-guy sex.
... more about Ivan and Ivo - Screen Test - FULL CONTACT further in this newsletter
Our Coming Soon Set Preview
Vladimir Kruty has been a wonderful addition to our numbers. We brought him in for a duo with the lovely Zdenek Bodbaba. Vladimir arrives and finds Zdenek on the sofa listening to music. They exchange a few pleasantries and decide to party in the evening. But they need to have a bit of fun first. Vladimir starts, leaning over and kissing his friend. Zdenek responds in kind and also opens Vladimir's jeans, pulling out a nice, hard cock. He goes down on that cock and starts to suck it Vladimir removes the jeans, so that his cock is more available for Zdenek to suck as hard as he likes. He licks all over the cock and sucks it down his throat as Vladimir thrusts upwards, into his mouth. Zdenek then gets naked and Vladimir begins to suck him. He works on that cock, getting it nice and hard, wanking it to its full length. Then they get into a 69, on the sofa, moving to get the best position to enjoy each other's cocks. Vladimir then gets under Zdenek's hot ass and licks his hot hole, which keeps his buddy rock hard. Vladimir quickly gets up and sits his ass right down on that throbbing cock. His ass slides all the way over that cock and he starts to ride it, his own dick standing proud. Zdenek begins to deep fuck that hot ass as Vladimir holds himself in position. Then he takes over again, sliding up and down on the thick shaft. They move, with Vladimir bending over and Zdenek's big dick slamming into his tight ass. Vladimir's cock stays rock hard as his hole is pounded, deep and hard. Moving to spoon Zdenek works that hole some more as Vladimir wanks himself. That big cock slides in and out of Vladimir, going all the way on each thrust. Vladimir's wanking speeds up as he takes his friends dick and soon he shoots his cum all over his belly. With his big dick still in that ass Zdenek continues to fuck as they kiss each other. He works that hole, his cock building up until he has to pull out and dump his cum all over Vladimir. What a wonderful scene from two really hot guys, who enjoyed every minute of it. They kiss again before going off to the shower.
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I thought I'd found an article about the Czech election that was interesting enough to post. Alas, when I reread it, boring. I'm still waiting for some news. Meanwhile the election is only weeks away.
Meanwhile to work:
Today's newsletter features some great guys. We start with Ivan Petera's Screentest, with Ivo Kerk. Then we have Vladimir Kruty's erotic video, Roman Bolek's session stills and a backstage video of Wank Party 2013 #3.
Our castings today feature three guys, all with excellent qualifications, Miro Mikulik, Roman Horky and Jean Luc. They all look good, but on the strength of the hardness of cock I will choose Jean Luc as my pick for today.
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We have launched our all new Kink only site with no solos. It's not for the feint hearted. Do take a look (if you dare):
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The BurnDVD manual is easy to follow, with a step by step guide. Burning a DVD is easy to do, though it is helpful if you have previously burned DVDs or CDs.
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Today we have a Screentest – Ivan Petera & Ivo Kerk and Vladimir Kruty, Wank Party 2013 #3 – Backstage Video and CFNM David Smetak.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Handmade Embellishments
Yesterday morning I posted a picture on Twitter of some handmade clay embellishments that I was making and I couldn't believe all the sweet comments I got about them. I got a lot of questions about how to create them and supplies, so I thought I'd just do a little blog post.
A couple weeks ago I bought a few molds on Etsy with plans to make some of my own embellishments and yesterday I finally got to play. The molds I bought are from Mold Muse and here are some of the embellishments I made...
The chrysanthemum is my favorite! I've got so many ideas in my head of things I could do with these from jewelry to home decor...and of course I'm going to have to put them on some cards! :)
And then I remembered I had some Sculpey MoldMaker that I have used to make some buttons in the past, so I made a few of my own molds. I just used random buttons, beads and brads that I had lying around. It's a little tricky to get a good impression and I think I need to practice a bit, but here are some of the mold I made...
And these are some of the embellishments from my handmade molds...
Thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!
29 comments:
- Libby Hickson said...
SO AWESOME!! Oh Kelly, this rocks my world - love it so very much!! You are so incredibly creative - I didn't even know these molds existed before yesterday!!
- March 1, 2011 at 3:16 PM
- Sarah said...
Wow! These are AWESOME, Kelly! I think you should start a business. ;)
- March 1, 2011 at 3:19 PM
- leslie (crookedstamper) said...
WOW! Now I NEED these molds! ACK! Thank you, Libby. Thank you very much ...
- March 1, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- Tara said...
ACK!!! LOVE!!! You need to sell these on etsy!
- March 1, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Kathy (krolski) said...
So cool! Love these! Can't wait to see the projects you use them on!
- March 1, 2011 at 3:30 PM
- Isha said...
These are Gorgeous. Would love to see them on cards. TFS.
- March 1, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Jane said...
I say we join forces!!!!!!!! :)
This post makes me excited!!!!
- March 1, 2011 at 4:03 PM
- Lin said...
Oh, Kelly, these are luscious! I ADORE your results!!
- March 1, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Joy said...
Awesome my friend, I am so pleased that you showed your gorgeous creations...cannot wait to see them on a card
- March 1, 2011 at 4:57 PM
- Michelle said...
Kelly these are STUNNING!!! What kind of clay is it? It's so shiny!!! I love these. I would love to make some for my girls headbands. do you bake it?
- March 1, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- ivy said...
these are perfectly perfect kelly! love them! you need to set up shop.....
- March 1, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Lysa said...
Those are absolutely awesome Kelly! ♥ them!
- March 1, 2011 at 5:26 PM
- Sharon D from Canada said...
These are SUPER cute, Kelly!!! And I love that they're not too thick, either! You chose such pretty colours, too - can't wait to see what you do with these little beauties!
- March 1, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- Tiffany said...
Wow! So fun Kelly! You could really make a business out of this if you wanted! They would sell quick! Love the photos!
- March 1, 2011 at 10:22 PM
Wowsers Kelly, these are so stunning! I love them all! What a great idea to make your own moulds too, for unique embellies ;)
Ruth S
- March 2, 2011 at 4:31 AM
- Virginia L. said...
Love the unique looks and gorgeous colors!! I would LOVE to see them on your cards!! That would be so AWESOME!
- March 2, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- Sanne said...
WOW! You rock Kelly! I´m sure you would be able to sell them - beautiful art!
- March 2, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Ashley M said...
Those colors are amazing! Thanks for the tip on the Etsy shop too. What size chrysanthemum did you get? They seem like the perfect size?
- March 2, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- mschiddy said...
Wow! These are great! They really do look like fun to make. I'm going to have to find some of that Sculpey Mold Making Magic!
- March 2, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- donna mikasa said...
I saw these molds on Betsy Veldman's blog and bought some but haven't created anything yet....They look so cool!! Thanks for sharing!
- March 2, 2011 at 6:32 PM
- Sue McRae said...
Wow I love these homemade embellishments. They will look amazing on cards!
- March 3, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Julie {CalleLillyCafe} said...
Love Love Love. REALLY!!!!
- March 5, 2011 at 10:18 PM
- scalder said...
No perfect you say, pshaw!!! They are handmade!!!!!!! They are absolutely gorgeous and I love that they are so unique! The perfect touch on a handmade card:)
- March 6, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Kelly Booth said...
WOW.....you should sell these....soooooo PRETTY
Kelly. Just Love them.
- March 6, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Debbie said...
What type of finish do you put on them? They look so professionally done. Thanks for sharing!
- March 7, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- AnitaRex said...
Okay Kelly how did I miss this post? I bought some like these in bright colors from Michael's and can't find any more and really really like them! So now I am so going to be buying these!!! Did you paint them with something after you cooked it??
- March 23, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- jintyoo7 said...
OH!!!!! Oh!!!!!! These are so beautiful. PLease sell your secret or at least the ones you make - LOL
- April 10, 2011 at 11:16 AM
- Life In The Thrifty Lane said...
They are so cute! I just found you on Pinterest. What do you use to make them so shiny?
- August 26, 2011 at 1:36 PM
- Dollie @ Dollie Creates said...
These are so cute!!
- October 31, 2011 at 1:24 PM


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2013-04-22 • USCT Widow + Pension
Start: 12:12:08
Selma: Good Monday afternoon seventies...
Seventies: Hi Selma on the phone with Vicky... :}
Selma: How is she doing..heard about her brother..
Seventies: She's busy trying to make the arrangements with her nephew.
Selma: Give her my best..
Seventies: I did
Selma: Thanks
Seventies: So how are you today Selma?
Selma: Tired..long weekend
Seventies: I had a great weekend. Went to the gym I needed to go shopping, but putting it off for a couple more days.
Selma: Well good for you... Shoppng will only get you in trouble... LOL
Seventies: LOL Just food shopping. Running on fumes... lol
Selma: Unless we are talking about food..the boys eating you out of house and home?
Seventies: Indeed!
Selma: See thinking alike
Seventies: And I'm working on a few personal projects that are family related. AND someone wants to lease the family property ... sigh lots of stuff.
Selma: Yep..sounds like lots of stuff..I can assure you I totally understand
Seventies: My son is going to be doing an internship... so trying to get that together. ugh ugh ugh
Selma: Wonderful..good for him
Seventies: yes it is! I'm thrilled that he wants to be gainfully employed. I've put it off as long as I could. lol Wanted the boys to concentrate on school first and foremost. Alright enough about my personal life. lol I see Mel Collier moved to D.C./VA...
Selma: I wasn't sure if he moved there or was visiting..
Seventies: Its going to be interesting to see the things that come up with him in the next year or so.
Selma: Was it an employment move?
Seventies: Yes
Selma: Well he is in research heaven...and traffic nightmare But he will have alot of genealogical buddies he already knows
Seventies: yes he is... as far as traffic goes I think it will be much better for him up there. LOL let him tell it ATL traffic is the worst.
Selma: Yes..Atlanta traffic is bad too
Seventies: The hours at the National Archives have been cut. that stinks.
Selma: Yes it does stink... Hours have been cut..at our local research libraries too.. BRB..gotta put the princess down for her nap
Seventies: ok we are here, just taking an intermission... :}
Selma: Ok back Gotta run seventies..talk to you tomorrow.
vkn: Howdy
Seventies: hi vkn
vkn: Howdy do mam How you be seventies slow crowd today? Howdy alt
alt: hello ladies, how goes it today?
vkn: Great post from you alt Seventies are you here ? there? where?
alt: thanks vkn, it was a thrill to get those photos
vkn: I am sure it was/is Miracles happen daily and those pics are a miracle alt
alt: and i don't know the guy who sent them to me, or how he found me and knew I was interested in Godman Field & the Tuskegee Airmen so how is your 'stuff' going these days vkn... genealoggy wise LOL
vkn: It is truly wonderful plus the mystery donor impact Going well I am trying to find a slave owner who had no documentation
alt: he sent his phone number too ... guess I'll call him later toady.. California time
vkn: ooh ooh want to hear the result of your call
alt: who & where.. think I can be of help?
vkn: I know you can help
alt: okay, got pencil & paper ready...
vkn: Name spelling changes from Slater to Sclater to Slatter First name is James F Slatter has Grandmother listed in estate papers with 4 other slaves
bENN: Hello Everyone1
alt: your gmother vkn? hello bENN
Seventies: hey hey hey beNN, alt.
bENN: VKN, thank you foro posting the information on the Voyage to Monrovia...love the names and the story.
alt: how are ya bENN?
bENN: Hi alt
Seventies: Sorry, I got sucked into a food conversation.. lol I love FOOD! Vicky says hello
alt: Hello Seventies welcome back
bENN: Hi Seventies
alt: Hello to Vicky
bENN: Thanks, I have had trouble logging in and can always get in when I am visiting the FHC.
Seventies: of course... lol
alt: okay bENN, so you're at the FHC today?
bENN: Any new genealogy findings? Yes, I am here(FHC).
Seventies: No nothing really, just trying to share my past findings on The Family Griot fanpage.
alt: not really new, just more information on folks I already have knowledge of.... more & more 'stuff' is coming online.
bENN: I am so glad to see the new items coming on-line.
Seventies: Yes. That is exciting.
alt: me too bENN .. these are the 'best of times' genealogy-wise
Seventies: So we'll see what pops up next online. What records are you looking at today beNN?
alt: for sure Seventies , gotta do a daily 'sweep' of Ancestry & FamilySearch.
bENN: I am working on a presentation on the Civil War Pension Files and I am looking at a few USCT Widows records.
Seventies: ok
alt: those are always interesting bENN .. pension application files
Seventies: You know, its so interesting about those files. There are records scattered over everywhere that contribute the the building of the files, but not necessarily added to the file.
bENN: The USCT Widows had so many challenges: finding proof for marraige, birth of children, credible witnesses, exact name, company and regt., were all problematic.
Seventies: Had you noticed that beNN?/
alt: very true bENN
Seventies: But witness statements are GREAT! As well as witnesses who went to drs appointments etc. Gives a very good view of the community.
bENN: The Civil War Pension and the Widows files are now being consolidated into one big file.
Seventies: that's great!... so file sizes should go up.
alt: okay, wow I'll bet that is a PROJECT!!!!
bENN: Yes, the statement are great. The problem is proving credibility. The previous slave owner or someone white was considered more credible.
Seventies: They'll be docs pulled from all the records sets including RG105..
bENN: Yes, I have just looked that a file with over 522 pages.
Seventies: WOW!
alt: I'm helping a friend with her GEANS ancestor ..... from TN, enlisted in the uSCT @ Camp Nelson, KY, went to settle in Arkansas after the CW and his widow filed for a pensio in 1909.
Seventies: Did it have lots of medical documents? Witness statements? Did the soldier get a pension and did his wife recieve a Widow's pension??? OMG I would go nuts over a doc like that!
bENN: I am working on these files every Friday at the National Archives - preparing them for digitization for Fold3. My goal is to encourage individuals to read the files - any file even if they do not have a family member in the USCT. So much to learn!
Seventies: Indeed! beNN
bENN: That doc would be a good episode for SCANDAL. It was amazing!
Seventies: uh oh... did the 'wife' get the pension?
bENN: The widow described the soldier in one document as light skin and 6ft. tall. In another document, he was short and on the heavy side. She was married by an old colored preacher during slavery and in another document, a white preacher married them. Pension was rejected!
alt: I'll bet.. with no 'formal' marriages before the CW how do you prove a legitimate marriage for the surviving children?
Seventies: drama! Love it. Send me a copy! lol lol lol lol
alt: AA widow applications were probably prime candidates for rejection
bENN: That's the challenge Art. Nobody made it easy for these poor widows to get the money. My augument is that the Pension process was not designed for colored folks because our life situation was totally different.
Seventies: Freedman's Bureau has marriages. My 3rd great grands were married that way.
alt: exactly bENN I guess the challenge Seventies is 'proving' a marriage prior to the FB records.
Seventies: That's where witness statements come in.
bENN: You can find it a lot of records on fold 3. Just look for the big files and that's where the rich genealogical information is located. Of course, all of the records have wonderful stories.
Seventies: I wish we had fold3 here....
bENN: Seventies, the witnesses must be credible. They did not have a lie detector during that time and if the slipped and stated something incorrect this could prejudice the review of the application. Also, the claimant would sign her X on a statement without truly understanding what she had signed. Many of the claimants were illiterate.
alt: some of those applications read like the 'attorneys' were looking for ways to discredit the widows, almost like they got paid to NOT prove the widow's story.
Seventies: I understand that. Which is why I am so surpised that people say that pension files are 10 - 30 pages long. that = when that's not surprising alt.
alt: it seems as if the real dramatic stories are in the widow's applications, the ex-USCT's stories are pretty much cut and dried.... I went in and served and got out LOL
Seventies: lol unless they have medical issues, THEN you get the lowdown.
alt: seems like all that I have read there were medical issues
bENN: The invalid pension records are also good if they are trying to prove a disability related to the war.
Seventies: Did they put where and how they received the injuries? That's always intereresting.
bENN: Yes, this is in the file. I have a record where the soldier described where he was born, when he mustered, the battles he served in and how is was injured. Fascinating story! He was a witness for my ggreat grandfather when he applied for his homestead land.
Seventies: nice!
bENN: Nice chatting! Tune-in tonight! Great discussion about a mixed race land owning community in NC.
alt: that's great bENN, when you can connect two or more files between individuals you are related to, or know about.
Seventies: ok will do... I have the itis... let me get going... have a good day y'all!
alt: sounds interesting... I have that situation in Edgecombe Co. NC
bENN: Yes, I was so happy to conduct some cluster research on the witnesses for my ancestor and found two USCT soldiers. Bye:}
alt: ah so, good ole cluster research LOL


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Kinect will remain optional to devs
First party developers for the Xbox 360 have not been told that they must use Kinect in all future titles, the platform holder has insisted.
However, the company does remain hopeful that once the possibilities created by Kinect have become apparent, more devs will choose it as an option for future projects.
Fable III ships this week, and it's not a Kinect game," Microsoft Game Studios corporate VP Phil Spencer told Gamasutra.
And that's not born out of us putting mandates that a game has to be a certain length, a certain color, use a certain control scheme, that 'A' must do something, or even dictating implementation of Xbox Live.
What we think we do is we unlock potential, and the creators usually want to take advantage of things like Live. And you've seen now that Live shows up in almost every one of games, not because I stop on top and say, 'You have to.' But they just see the opportunity that's there.
I think honestly that's really what you're going to see with Kinect. But I don't want to force it into places it doesn't belong."


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A computed tomography (CT) scan of the cervical spine makes cross-sectional pictures of the neck. It uses x-rays to create the images.
Alternative Names
CAT scan – cervical spine; Computed axial tomography scan – cervical spine; Computed tomography scan – cervical spine; CT scan – cervical spine; Neck CT scan
How the test is performed
You will lie on a narrow table that slides into the center of the CT scanner.
Once you are inside the scanner, the machine's x-ray beam rotates around you. (Modern "spiral" scanners can perform the exam without stopping.)
A computer creates separate images of the body area, called slices. These images can be stored, viewed on a monitor, or printed on film. Three-dimensional models of the cervical spine can be created by adding the slices together.
You must be still during the exam. Movement can cause blurred images. You may need hold your breath for short periods of time.
The scan take 10-15 minutes.
How to prepare for the test
Some exams use a special dye, called contrast, that is put into your body before the test starts. Contrast helps certain areas show up better on the x-rays.
Contrast can be given in different ways:
It may be given through a vein (IV) in your hand or forearm.
It may be given as an injection into the space around the spinal cord.
If contrast is used, you may also be asked not to eat or drink anything for 4-6 hours before the test.
Let your doctor know if you have ever had a reaction to contrast. You may need to take medicines before the test to avoid this problem.
Before having the contrast, tell your health care provider if you take the diabetes medicine metformin (Glucophage). You may need to take extra steps before the test if you take this drug.
Too much weight can cause damage to the scanner's working parts. Find out if the CT machine has a weight limit if you weight more than 300 pounds.
You will wear a hospital gown during the study. You will need to take off all jewelry.
How the test will feel
Some people may have discomfort from lying on the hard table.
Contrast given through an IV may cause a slight burning feeling, a metal taste in the mouth, and a warm flushing of the body. These feelings are normal and go away in a few seconds.
Why the test is performed
CT makes detailed pictures of the body very quickly. The test may help look for:
- Birth defects of the cervical spine in children
- Spine problems, when a spine MRI cannot be used
- Injury to the upper spine
- Bone tumors and cancers
- Broken bone
- Disc herniations and compression of the spinal cord
Normal Values
Results are considered normal if the cervical spine looks okay.
What abnormal results mean
Abnormal results may be due to:
- Birth defects of the cervical spine
- Bone problems
- Fracture
- Osteoarthritis
- Disc herniation
What the risks are
Risks of CT scans include:
- Being exposed to radiation
- Allergic reaction to contrast dye
CT scans expose you to more radiation than regular x-rays. Having many x-rays or CT scans over time may raise your risk for cancer, but the risk from any one scan is small. Talk to your doctor about this risk and how it weighs against the benefits of the test.
Some people have allergies to contrast dye. Let your doctor know if you have ever had an allergic reaction to injected contrast dye.
- The most common type of contrast given into a vein contains iodine. If a person with an iodine allergy is given this type of contrast, nausea or vomiting,sneezing, itching,or hives may occur.
- If you must have this type of contrast, your doctor may give you antihistamines (such as Benadryl) or steroids before the test.
- The kidneys help remove iodine out of the body. People with kidney disease or diabetes may need to get extra fluids after the test to help flush the iodine out of the body.
Rarely, the dye may cause a life-threatening allergic response called anaphylaxis. If you have any trouble breathing during the test, you should notify the scanner operator immediately. Scanners come with an intercom and speakers, so the operator can hear you at all times.


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Record number of vehicles on the road with unrepaired recalls
WASHINGTON (WJLA) — Every few seconds on the road, you pass a vehicle with a potentially dangerous defect.
Whether they don't know, or just don't care, millions of drivers have not responded to recall notices, making 2017 a record year for the number of vehicles in use with unrepaired recalls.
Just a few days before last Christmas, Ginger Provencher was making breakfast for her family when her home nearly went up in flames.
"We received a frantic knock at our door," she said. "There was smoke coming out of my vehicle. I would say it was probably two to three feet, at most, from the house."
Her 2016 Nissan Murano was parked on the driveway and spontaneously ignited.
Provencher's husband and son ran outside to join neighbors who were frantically trying to put out the fire.
"I called 911 and the car, basically, was engulfed in flames at that point," said Provencher.
The house did not catch fire, but the vehicle was a total loss - and part of a recall. The anti-lock braking system could leak fluid and cause a fire.
According to the company, Recall Masters, which helps to notify consumers of auto recalls, 63 million vehicles have serious, unfixed defects. The company's president, Chris Miller, says it's a staggering number that's starting to get out of control.
"There's no road in America where a driver is safe from being exposed to a vehicle with an open recall," says Miller. "All of the major cities in America are plagued with huge numbers - hundreds and hundreds of thousands, if not millions of vehicles with open recalls on them. So one in four vehicles you're driving-by has a recall of some kind on it."
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA, requires manufacturers to recall vehicles that have safety-related defects, or do not meet federal safety standards.
Those recalls include everything from problems with fuel systems and accelerators, to wiring systems, airbags and brakes.
According to NHTSA, 100% of vehicle recalls in America are safety related. Family vehicles, like SUV's and mini-vans are the most likely to have unfixed recalls.
The top five states for open recalls, according to the most recent data released by CarFax, are California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania and New York.
The top five cities for vehicles on the road and under recall are:
1. Los Angeles 3.62 million
2. New York City 2.95 million
3. Dallas Ft Worth 1.66 million
4. Chicago 1.68 million
5. Philadelphia 1.62 million
"The thing you really need to understand about open recalls," says Miller, "is that you're not just putting yourself at risk. You're also putting other drivers on the road at risk."
And don't assume service centers have your back.
When you take your vehicle in for repair, or for an oil change or pressure-check on your tires, Miller says dealerships are not consistently checking the VIN to see if there's an open recall on the vehicle.
"We find that nearly 50% of vehicles going through the service lanes in authorized dealerships are not being checked," says Miller.
And even when they are, you still may not be in the clear.
Ginger Provencher got a recall notice, but was told it didn't apply to her, so she went about driving her vehicle as if nothing was wrong.
"I had the dealer check it out. I thought everything was okay," says Provencher.
Her vehicle was under recall - but because an indicator light was not illuminated she was told the car was safe.
"Since this incident has happened," says Provencher, "I pay more attention to the recalls that come out. Pay attention to your recalls and address them as soon as you can whether you get the notice in the mail or you hear it on the news. It's definitely important to pay attention."
To check to see if there's an open recall on your vehicle, go to http://www.safercar.gov. This is the NHTSA site - and while it is accurate, it is not always current. It's smart to check back occasionally to make sure your vehicle is in the clear. Additionally, http://mycarfax.com has tools and a free app that allow you to put in your license plate or VIN and immediately see if your vehicle is under recall. You can also sign up with them for free alerts, should your vehicle come under recall in the future.


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One of the most valuable ways in which one can be involved with Harvard
The Harvard Club of Hong Kong is a non-profit organization that depends on the continued support of its members in the form of dues to finance its day-to-day operations, activities and events. The Club has more than 2400 Harvard alumni on its mailing list with whom it communicates on a regular basis.
HCHK Members and Associates receive invitations to Club events and activities and their participation is at a discounted rate. Regular monthly events include a mixer, lunch and hike. Activities include the Harvard Book Prize with all secondary schools in Hong Kong (about 500) invited to participate, and job and resume postings on our website. Special events include speakers from Harvard, such as Kenneth Chien, Bill Kirby, Harry Lewis, Doug Melton and Larry Summers, as well as, distinguished Harvard alumni. The Club often organizes events with organizations like the American Chamber of Commerce, The Asia Society, Harvard Business School Association of Hong Kong, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and other university alumni organizations in Hong Kong.
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If you hold a degree or an honorary degree from Harvard University, you are eligible to be a Member. Graduation is a requirement. If you completed a non-degree program with HAA-granted alumni status, you are also eligible to be a Member.
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If you have been a Visiting Fellow at Harvard for a year or more, or if you currently have an academic affiliation with a Harvard research institute, or if you have attended a non-degree program at Harvard University for a minimum of six weeks while residing at Harvard University, you are eligible to become an Associate.
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True, these are tough times for White Sox
We've already spent enough time pondering the surplus of statistical categories in which the White Sox find themselves in last place.
You already know where they stand in the areas of OBP, RISP, BB, and fans' general mental health. The numbers aren't good.
Heck, they're even in last place in the AL Central.
So, we're not doing that whole thing here. Not today.
You're already sad, I have a headache and I don't feel much like making either of those conditions worse. What I'll do instead is address a couple of listeners' most common inquiries. And when it's over, I may even give you a hug.
•Can the Sox get by with the pitching injuries?
They should be able to hold relatively steady over the next couple of weeks while they await the return of John Danks and Jake Peavy to the rotation.
The injury to Gavin Floyd is a blow to the team considering the amount of innings he would be expected to work and the number of quality starts he could provide. While often frustrating, Floyd usually does a good enough job of keeping games close enough to be winnable.
However, those wins have been more difficult to come by considering a Sox offense that's, well, last in offense -- sorry -- this season.
So far Dylan Axelrod has been better than expected in the absence of Danks, and there's reason to believe the same can happen with Hector Santiago, who's still learning to be a major-league starter. I've always been curious to see what he could do in a rotation for an extended period.
The real question is: What does the team do with Santiago and Axelrod once they have a healthy Danks and Peavy back?
While Santiago certainly adds an element of depth to a bullpen that has struggled of late, the decision of who stays in the rotation will come down to performance.
If there's only one available spot, at this point, I'd have a difficult time removing Axelrod from a position in which he has been doing well.
Ultimately, Santiago will get his chance. It just might have to wait.
•Between Keppinger and Gillaspie, who sits when Gordon Beckham returns?
First and foremost, Beckham will immediately get his job back. He will start, and he should. I don't believe the White Sox have any interest in letting him lose his job because of an injury, considering Beckham appeared to be trending in the right direction offensively.
Now, there isn't any question who has had the better start to this season between Keppinger and Gillaspie.
Gillaspie has been a nice addition and a wonderful spring-training surprise, while Keppinger has an OPS that isn't even touching .400.
That's really not good.
But it isn't so much about what they're doing now as what the team projects they'll be doing for the rest of the season.
For that reason, they might choose to give Keppinger more opportunity, although it would be pretty difficult to take Gillaspie out of the lineup considering what he's doing right now.
I wouldn't be surprised if they decide to use them both in a platoon situation.
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Filed Under (The HELL You Say!) by ROBERT RINGER on 22-11-2011
The past couple of months, I've taken to biting my nails again, something I haven't done since I was a teenager. In fact, the media have me on the verge of a nervous breakdown with their coverage of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction (aka the supercommittee).
I can't tell you how stressed I've been thinking about the gut-wrenching task these hardworking, upstanding men and women have been facing. The thought of them having to find a way to cut spending by $1.2 trillion by Nov. 23 or face automatic, across-the-board spending cuts has caused my anxiety level to go through the roof.
I've tried to console myself by recalling that John Maynard Keynes assured us that, in the long run, we're all dead anyway. But I still find myself hyperventilating, breaking out in cold sweats and having to fight off deficit headaches.
Buddha, who was a cut above Keynes when it came to wisdom, said that all unhappiness is caused by attachment. Reflecting on his words, I've come to the conclusion that this is the essence of my problem. I simply became too attached to the supercommittee crisis, and the thought that those admirable public servants might fail has been more than I can bear.
Now that judgment day is upon us, the anticipation has become so nerve-racking that I find myself… hmm… well, to tell you the truth, I find myself yawning a lot. Sort of like watching an old movie that I've seen many times before — a movie that I didn't much care for the first time I saw it.
OK, enough. Let's get real here. Only the play-along-to-get-along media could hype a business-as-usual non-event like the supercommittee's thumb-sucking task into sounding like the Cuban missile crisis — or at least the lead-up to the Super Bowl.
Does anyone really take this stuff seriously? Sadly, yes. In fact, I have it on good authority that millions of political junkies can get aroused over the most mundane news coming out of the Capitol Building or the White House. And according to the ads I've seen on TV, all of them would be wise to consult their doctors.
Sorry, but the truth is that the media'Äôs hand-wringing over the supercommittee'Äôs deficit-reduction work is nothing more than a monumental farce. By getting the public to focus on the choice of cutting $1.2 trillion from the budget over 10 years or triggering automatic spending cuts of $1.2 trillion, Congress is once again able to distract from what really needs to be done.¬Ý
And by "really needs to be done," I mean cutting a minimum of $1.5 trillion from the budget next year. Why $1.5 trillion? Because that's what it would take to balance the current budget, which is already 10 times greater than it should be.
It's all part of the same old Washington game, and the rules of the game are very simple: Democrats never agree to any serious spending cuts, and Republicans always give in (while pretending to be victorious, of course).
In other words, from the Democrats' point of view, it's: "Heads, I win; tails, you lose." And from the Republicans' point of view, it's: "Just let us continue to eat in the Congressional dining room, work out in the Congressional gym and have access to insider stock-trading information, and we'll go along with just about anything you ask of us."
It never really mattered whether the so-called "spending cuts" came from the supercommittee or as a result of "automatic, across-the-board spending cuts." Either way, the budget, the deficit and the national debt were guaranteed to continue to rise — and at an accelerating rate, at that.
What does this mean in terms of next November's elections? Well, if the Republicans run a progressive candidate like Mitt Romney, once again allowing themselves to be intimidated by the Democrats' constant admonishments that "voters want Democrats and Republicans to come together," then they will have learned nothing from their Mush McCain mistake in 2008.
It's scary to think about, but even Ann Coulter has fallen into the ageless trap of believing that conservatives should once again set aside their principles and nominate a candidate who can win. Not only is such a position unprincipled, it also yields either a losing Presidential race or a Republican President who does nothing more than carry the water bucket for Democrats. (Think George W. Bush.)
Perhaps the biggest tip-off that Romney has Democrats licking their chops at the thought of his winning the Republican nomination is that their liberal media cheerleaders keep insisting he is the candidate Democrats fear most. That's a dead giveaway for just how badly they want him to be the Republican nominee. Trust me, the thought of running nonstop ads that feature Barack Obama thanking Romney for creating the model for Obamacare has them both salivating and cackling.
Of course, if voters bypass Romney and flee into the arms of Newt Gingrich, Democrats would also have a ball with some of Gingrich's more infamous positions — supporting the Troubled Asset Relief Program, global-warming couch sessions with Nancy Pelosi, favoring an individual mandate for healthcare, and, worst of all, referring to Paul Ryan's serious budget-cutting plan as "extreme right-wing social engineering."
The important question of the day is not whether the supercommittee will "compromise" and work out a spending-cut plan or take the easy way out and allow automatic spending cuts to be triggered. Either way, you can be sure there will be no significant cutbacks in government spending.
A far more important question is: Will conservatives be smart enough and tough enough to understand that promising to cut the size and scope of government and put an end to the criminality in Washington is what got them elected to Congress in 2010?
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Wabash College President Patrick E. White has named longtime Dean of Students Thomas E. Bambrey Director of Athletics and Michael P. Raters, currently Associate Dean of Students, has been promoted to Dean of Students at the 175 year-old liberal arts college. Bambrey replaces Vernon Mummert, who had served as director of athletics since 1998.
"I'm very pleased to announce these moves," said President White. "Tom Bambrey's vast experience and leadership as an administrator will serve us well in the Athletics Department, particularly as we welcome a number of new coaches to that department. At the same time, Mike Raters has a proven record of increasing responsibility and leadership at Wabash, and it's clear to me that he has the respect of the Wabash students, faculty, and staff."
Bambrey, a 1968 graduate of Wabash, becomes only Wabash's 17th Director of Athletics at a college that began intercollegiate competition in 1866.
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A native of Pennsylvania, Bambrey was a three-year letterman for Coach J. Owen Huntsman's track and field team when he was an undergraduate. After teaching and coaching at Southmoreland High School in Western Pennsylvania, Bambrey earned a graduate fellowship at the University of Denver, where he earned his master's degree and Ph.D. in English Literature.
Bambrey was a professor and administrator at the University of Denver from 1976 through 1992. From 1984 through 1989 he served as Associate Dean of the college at Denver, and from 1989 through 1992 he served as Dean of Student Life and Director of the Honors Program. Bambrey left Denver in 1993 to become Dean of Student Life and Co-Curricular Education at St. Lawrence University in New York, where he worked until his appointment as Dean of Students at Wabash College in 1997.
In addition to his responsibilities administrating the residential and student life staffs, Bambrey has also supervised the Athletics Department in recent years.
Raters is a 1985 graduate of Wabash who earned a master's degree from Butler University. As an undergraduate at Wabash, Raters was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and was a four-year letterman on the baseball team. He becomes the sixth Dean of Students in Wabash College history.
"I am honored, humbled, and excited about this great opportunity," said Raters. "I'm honored that President White thinks highly enough of my work to promote me to this position. I am humbled to follow in the footsteps of Dean Bambrey. As an alumnus, I'm aware of the visible role the Dean of Students plays in helping shape the experiences of Wabash men during their time on campus. And I'm excited about furthering the effort to maintain the viability of Wabash's Gentleman's Rule in a difficult world."
Before returning to Wabash as Associate Dean of Students in 2004, Raters spent 17 years as a teacher and coach at Franklin Central High School since 1987. At Franklin Central, Raters taught American Government, U.S. History, and World History, while supervising 12 student teachers. He was the 2003 Center for Congress "Outstanding Teacher;" received the Franklin Township Education Foundation Grant in 2001; and was the 2000 Franklin College Supervising Teacher of the Year. He was also a faculty sponsor of Students Against Destructive Decisions and the Senior Government Class Community Service Projects Coordinator, in addition to sponsoring a range of student clubs, groups, and organizations.
Raters also served Franklin Central as varsity baseball coach (1995-99), varsity tennis coach (1988-99), and varsity girls golf coach (2000-2004).
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"I want to thank Vernon Mummert for his years of service." said White. During Mummert's tenure the College moved from the Heartland College Athletic Conference into the North Coast Athletic Conference in December 1998, one of the most competitive and prestigious NCAA Division III conferences in the country. During that time, the College also renovated and constructed the 170,000 square-foot Allen Athletics and Recreation Center.


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JACKSONVILLE — With goals from three different players, second-seeded Buchholz rolled to a 3-1 win Friday over top-seeded Mandarin in the District 1-5A championship game at Patton Park.
Louis Allen and Diego Fisher combined for the first goal two minutes into the match to put the Mustangs on their heels.
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About nine minutes later, Buchholz took a free kick and Mandarin keeper Mark Darling bobbled the ball. John Schratt was there to put the shot away for a 2-0 lead.
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Mandarin's goal came early in the second half when Jeinson Gonzalez took a shot that bounced off the keeper and Kacper Grzeszczak put it away to pull the Mustangs within one score.
With their first district title since 2001, the Bobcats earned home-field advantage for Wednesday's regional quarterfinals at Jonesville and will host Spruce Creek, which lost to Flagler Palm Coast 2-1 in the District 2 final. Mandarin will have to travel for the first round.
District 5-3A: Another year, another district championship.
Just as it had done the year before, Eastside knocked off Belleview 3-1 to claim the District 5-3A title in Belleview.
The top-seeded Rams (20-2-2) saw sophomore forward Joseph Malu score two goals, while Alex Fethiere assisted on two goals to lead the Rams.
Freshman David Lopez scored the first goal for EHS with 21:32 left in the first half when he received a pass from Fethiere.
Malu's first goal came with 10 minutes to go before the half. His second goal came off a rebound attempt where Belleview goalkeeper Shy Smoker saved the Rams' initial attempt, but Malu was there to hammer home the rebound to make it 2-1.
"We didn't play our best game we could possibly play, but that being said we dug in there and grinded our way," Eastside coach Ron Messick said. "I was proud of our effort, Belleview is a good team."
The Rams will host the loser from the Citrus and Leesburg's District 6 match.
— The Times-Union contributed to this report