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DOMA Unconstitutional?
The gay marriage battle has taken a significant step towards the Supreme Court today. No, the verdict hasn't yet been announced in California's Proposition 8 case. Rather, a federal district court in Massachusetts, in a pair of cases, has declared the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, unconstitutional as applied to states and individuals.
Via Above the Law:
A federal judge in Boston — Judge Joseph L. Tauro (D. Mass.), appointed to the bench by President Nixon back in 1972 — just issued a ruling striking down Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). As you may recall, DOMA is the 1996 law that effectively bans recognition of same-sex marriages for purposes of federal law.
One case, Massachusetts v. U.S. Health and Human Services, struck down DOMA as a violation of Massachusetts' Tenth Amendment rights. The other case, Gill v. Office of Personnel Management, declared DOMA to violate the equal protection component of the Fifth Amendment as applied to seven same-sex couples and three surviving same-sex spouses who were married in Massachusetts.
As this case seems destined for One First Street, somewhere Elena Kagan is thankful she didn't commit to Sen. Chuck Grassley's questioning her over the precedential value of Baker v. Nelson, the 1971 Minnesota Supreme Court case that held that a state law restricting marriage to the union of a man and a woman did not violate the Constitution–a holding that the United States Supreme Court dismissed on mandatory appeal in 1972 "for want of a substantial federal question."
And somewhere in Iowa, Grassley is CTRL-F'ing the two opinions for any mention of Baker v. Nelson, only to find no mention of it by Judge Tauro.
In fact, by prefacing his questions to Kagan with the assertion, "Marriage is a state issue," Grassley framed Baker v. Nelson in a way favorable to the prevailing plaintiffs in today's rulings. After all, Judge Tauro's opinions struck to the heart of a federal law that cut against a state's decision to recognize same-sex marriages.
But Grassley had not the Massachusetts cases in mind, but rather the Prop 8 case, Schwarzenegger v. Perry, in which a state constitutional amendment limiting marriage to a man and a woman violates the federal constitution. On this point, Perry is the opposite of the Massachusetts cases: whereas Mass v. HHS asserted a state's traditional supremacy in marriage matters over federal statutory meddling, the plaintiffs in Perry seek federal supremacy over a popularly-passed state constitutional provision.
Where the two come together, however, is in Gill. Just as the Perry plaintiffs seek cover of the federal constitution's guarantee of equal protection, so did the Gill plaintiffs prevail on that very claim. The difference, of course, is that Gill employs the federal constitution to strike down a federal law; the Perry plaintiffs seek to use the same provision to strike down a state law.
But that may be a distinction without a difference when it comes to an equal protection claim rooted in sexual orientation discrimination–a concept that had no popular support or force of law when the Court passed on Baker v. Nelson in 1972. But Romer v. Evans and Lawrence v. Texas set the Court on the path towards looking at state marriage laws that make classifications between sexual orientations with similar suspicion to those that did so on the basis of race. And the Court surely meddled in the state's traditional power to regulate marriage when it did find enough of a substantial federal question in the anti-miscegenation statutes in struck down in 1967's Loving v. Virginia.
The question now, however, is whether Justice Kennedy, the author of both Romer and Lawrence and the putative fifth vote in a gay marriage case, is willing to extend his sexual orientation discrimination jurisprudence the same way he has expanded his death penalty jurisprudence. In other words, is recognizing a federal constitutional right for same-sex marriage more akin to sheltering juveniles from life without parole for non-homicide crimes, or is it more like deeming the death penalty at all times unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment? If the former, the Perry plaintiffs can take heart. If the latter, Perry may fail to gain Kennedy's approval, and Gill and Mass v. HHS will become the preferred precedents in the fight for marriage equality.
Either way, though, Grassley's implication that marriage, unlike criminal law, remains free from federal constitutional scrutiny rests on shaky historical foundations. But then, if we take that notion seriously, what does that say about Tauro's opinions today?


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The massive storm that paralyzed the East Coast this weekend left behind mounds of snow, happy sledders and frustrating travel delays. Here's a look at what's moving and what isn't.
Airports in New York and New Jersey — LaGuardia, John J. Kennedy and Newark Liberty — were open, but only a limited number of fights were expected Sunday, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. LaGuardia had 693 cancellations, while Newark Liberty had 597.
AirTrain JFK and AirTrain Newark were both temporarily suspended, replaced with bus service.
U.S. & World
News from around the country and around the globe
Flights throughout the country continue to be canceled. More than 3,500 were scrapped Sunday, with another 1,154 delayed, according to online flight tracking service FlightAware. Additional cancellations were expected for Monday.
In all, more than 12,000 flights were canceled after the storm began Friday, as states from North Carolina to New England struggled to clear the snow.
A ban on driving was lifted Sunday as expected for New York City and Long Island, and bridges and tunnels to New York City reopened. Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses resumed their routes, while service on subways and commuter railroads — New Jersey Transit, Metro-North Railroad in New York and Connecticut and Long Island Rail Road — was being restored throughout the day. Alternate side of the street parking regulations were suspended for the week.
The Long Island Rail Road was especially hard hit, with many of its yards buried under more than 2 feet of snow and stalled trains blocking tracks. Seven of its 12 branches would be fully operational by 5 a.m. Monday, the Port Authority said.
Officials at the Washington, D.C., Metro plan to restore limited service Monday. Meanwhile, the Metro extended free parking at its garages until Tuesday. Buses were resuming service as conditions on the roads improved.
In Maryland, where some western parts of the state received up to 3 feet of snow, Gov. Larry Hogan warned residents that driving was still treacherous and he urged anyone who could stay home to keep off the roads. Digging out will several days at least, he cautioned.
Runways at Reagan National and Dulles International airports near Washington, D.C., were closed Sunday for snow removal. Baltimore-Washington International Airport was expecting to resume service gradually over the next 24 hours, officials tweeted on Sunday.
In Philadelphia, all of SEPTA Regional Rail service remained suspended on Sunday. Service was expected to resume with delays Monday morning.
The city's trolleys were operational and bus service was returning on a route-to-route basis.
Philadelphia International Airport was expected to resume its operations gradually on Sunday, it said in a statement. A number of airlines were planning to reduce their schedule of arrivals and departures.
A section of the Pennsylvania Turnpike were hundreds of vehicles were stranded during the storm reopened on Sunday, state officials said.
Amtrak was running a modified service along the Northeast Corridor.
At Boston's Logan Airport, most of the flights affected on Sunday — nearly 150 flights canceled and another 76 delayed — were to and from airports in Washington, D.C., New York City and Philadelphia, the AP reported, citing Massport, the state's port authority.


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PTSD & TBI: Joining Forces in Caring for Veterans
Just one question can open the dialogue with patients who have PTSD or TBI.
Often, just asking the question, "Have you or a loved one ever served in the military?" can be enough to open a dialogue with your returning veteran patients who are facing health challenges.
Recent studies indicate that the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI), and other health issues such as depression and substance abuse are increasing among veterans. Family physicians may be the first line of health care for these returning veterans and should be prepared to diagnose and treat these conditions.
Helping Our Returning Veterans
The AAFP is uniting with First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden in a new campaign called Joining Forces(www.whitehouse.gov), which aims to support veterans and their families.
AAFP Past President Glen Stream, M.D., M.B.I, announced this initiative as an important step to educate family physicians on how to screen patients and what to do when a problem is identified. Read Dr. Stream's blog post, Colonel's Request is Simple: Ask Patients if They Served in Military, about the importance of being aware and supportive of veteran patients' concerns.
The AAFP has compiled the resources below to help family physicians care for patients who have served in the military, and to raise awareness of health issues that may affect returning service members.
For Family Physicians
Care of the Returning Veteran
American Family Physician
Practical, accurate screening tools to help primary care physicians evaluate patients for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Point-of-Care Guides: Screening Instruments for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
American Family Physician
Family physicians are well positioned to offer continuity of care for issues affecting returning service members and to coordinate the delivery of specialized care when needed.
FPs Are at Front Lines of Combating Post-traumatic Health Issues in Vets
AAFP News
Too many soldiers home from deployment bear the emotional scars of combat silently, leaving it to their doctors to uncover and treat hard-to-identify wounds that can tear lives apart long after a tour of duty ends. Fortunately, FPs are uniquely qualified to ensure these returning veterans get the medical help they deserve.
U.S. Military Focuses on Patient Care by Implementing PCMH Model
AAFP News
When Army major and family physician Julie Hundertmark, M.D., started working in 2005 as a resident at a family medicine clinic in Fort Benning, Ga., she often felt as though she was practicing alone, isolated from her physician colleagues and other members of the health care team. In 2009, however, the Army chose the clinic Hundertmark works at as one of its first patient-centered medical home (PCMH) sites.
Veterans With PTSD at Increased Risk for Receiving, Abusing Opioids, Study Finds
AAFP News
U.S. veterans suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have a new battle waiting for them when they return home, but family physicians are well-positioned to aid them in the fight.
From the War Zone to the Home Front: Supporting the Mental Health of Veterans and Families(mghcme.org)
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)
A new online educational series that includes lectures on what providers need to know about the challenges of coming home after war, recognizing PTSD and co-morbidities, traumatic brain injury and more. This live program, designated for a maximum of 14 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits, is intended for: primary care and community mental health providers, pediatricians, community health centers, community mental health centers, college and university health professionals, psychiatric nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, employee assistance programs, clergy and other first responders.
Treating the Invisible Wounds of War: Understanding Military Family Issues(www.aheconnect.com)
The Citizen Solider Support Program (CSSP)
This Enduring Material activity, Treating the Invisible Wounds of War: Understanding Military Family Issues, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 3.0 NBCC Credit Hours (Provider #5470); 3.0 Contact Hours; 0.3 CEU.
Treating the Invisible Wounds of War: A Primary Care Approach(www.aheconnect.com)
The Citizen Solider Support Program (CSSP)
This course was designed from a primary care perspective to help family physicians recognize, diagnose, treat or refer post-deployment mental health issues in military service members and their families.
This Enduring Material activity, Treating the Invisible Wounds of War: A Primary care Approach, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 1 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. AAFP accreditation began July 1, 2011. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
For Your Patients
FamilyDoctor.org has trusted, reliable health information for the whole family.
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder(familydoctor.org)
Information for patients on the symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment of PTSD.
Traumatic Brain Injury(familydoctor.org)
Information for patients on the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of TBI.
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Learning about Learning: Metacognition
Members:Britt Scharringhausen (Beloit), Steve Singleton (Coe), Tim Tibbets (Monmouth), Marty Condon (Cornell), Janet Davis (Grinnell)
- Getting buy-in from skeptical colleagues and administrators.
- Identify resources for learning about these topics ourselves.
- Delivering these resources to interested colleagues.
- Implementation in larger classes.
- Does spending time on metacognition necessarily mean covering less content, or can it support the delivery of content?
- Persuading students that this is worthwhile.
- Writing Center Directors often have a lot of expertise in this area. Ask for their help with assignment design and assessment.
- Metacognition in Geoscience
- Assign reading to group. Accomplish this by Sunday!
- Continue to post thoughts on the wiki - annotate resources for review, add resources that seem useful.
- Group members identify interested colleagues, brainstorm about implementation, report back on the Wiki.
- Meet (perhaps virtually, perhaps at Coe) before the start of spring semester to discuss implementation in classes.
- Finalize a short list of reading for our colleagues.
- Commit to small goals and actions for Spring term.
- Develop prompts for an Experience Report form.


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Track Worlds Manchester UK
Today was the last day for training, and the Track Worlds begin tomorrow afternoon with the qualifying for the men's Individual Pursuit, followed by an evening session for the finals in the women's 500m TT, men's Individual Pursuit, men's Team Sprint and men's Scratch race. Canada has one competitor tomorrow - Martin Gilbert in the Scratch Race.
On Thursday, the Team Pursuit (men), women's Individual Pursuit, men's Sprint and women's Team Sprint will take place, with Canada's Tara Whitten competing in the Individual Pursuit and Travis Smith in the Sprint.
On Friday it is the turn for the women's Sprint, women's Team Pursuit, men's Points Race and the final rounds of the men's Sprint. Canada has Zach Bell in the Points Race and (fingers crossed) potentially Travis Smith in the men's Sprint.
Saturday brings us the final rounds for the women's Sprint, the men's Keirin, the women's Points Race and the men's Madison. Canada will have Gina Grain in the Points Race and Gilbert and Ryan Mckenzie for the Madison.
On the final day of racing, Sunday, the men will do the Omnium (200m TT, Scratch Race, Individual Pursuit, Points Race and Kilo), the women's Keirin and the women's Scratch Race. Grain will do the Scratch and probably Bell the Omnium (still to be confirmed).
We will be providing coverage throughout, with results, stories, photos and video interviews. Stay tuned, starting tomorrow.
Race Notes
- There are two other Canadians worthy of mention here at the Worlds: Wayne Pomario, who is the President of the College of Commissaires, and Gord Singleton, 1982 Keirin world champion, plus Masters world champ in 1998 and 2006. We will be posting a video interview with Gord shortly.
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Who wasn't
a little a lot pissy when the producers of Lost decided to have complete disdain for their audience, and left all of those quixotic plotlines unbuttoned? It's not like from the get-go the show was transparent with Lynchian expectations of ambiguity, either — this was ABC, after all! With millions of analyses now flowing in the mainstream, theories abound, and there's simply no denying the series' robust stamp on culture far and wide.
Well, the artistes of France were no exception to the frenzy, and in a rad collab fostered by the France Los Angeles Exchange (FLAX), the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA), and Paris' Palais de Tokyo, 60 artworks inspired by this abyss of incomprehension are on display, starting today at Barnsdall Art Park. Curated by Marc-Olivier Wahler, "LOST (in LA)" intertwines creators from both countries in one of the most innovative exhibits we've seen hit Tinseltown.
Concrete circular sculptures act as windows of what's to come, geometric cardboard ceiling installations cast angular shadows throughout the space, foam oozes from garbage-can fountains, and an "Abandon Weed" (courtesy of Tony Matelli) even grows in a lonely corner. And, if you've ever lounged at Barnsdall after an art class or tour of the Hollyhock House, you know it's a pretty magical place, almost akin to its own mysterious island above the streets of Lala's mayhem.
With the aesthetes of France paired up with the graphic storytellers of L.A. and a surreal treat of a small-screen theme, this is a vortex of visuals for any walk of life! Click through for a sneak peek at this scene-stealer, but if you're looking for resolutions to your inner-TV turmoil, you'll only find more fodder to urge a Hurley/Jack/Sawyer/Kate DVD marathon.
LOST (in LA) at Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall Art Park, 4800 Hollywood Boulevard (near North Vermont Avenue); December 1 through January 27, 2013, Thursday through Sunday, 12 to 5 p.m.
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Special Harvard Climate Seminar
The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences and the Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences host Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, Halley Professor of Physics, University of Oxford, who will give a talk on "Climate Dynamics of Lava Planets."
Lava planets are rocky planets in orbits sufficiently close to their host stars that they are tide-locked with a substellar temperature above the liquidus of typical silicate minerals. Such planets have a permanent dayside magma ocean. Corot 7b was the first lava planet to have been discovered, but many more have entered the catalogue since, of which the best characterized so far is 55 Cancri e. I will discuss the atmospheric dynamics of lava planets, with particular emphasis on 55 Cancri e, for which case we conclude that the best fit to the observed phase curve demands a moderately thick non-condensible background atmosphere rather than a thin mineral vapor atmosphere localized to the dayside. Our earlier work on this problem made use of idealized gray-gas radiation with diagnostic clouds. In this lecture I will present updated results with real-gas radiative transfer for CO dominated atmospheres, and simulations incorporating multi species mineral vapor cloud physics. As in our idealized simulations, the dayside is largely clear-sky, with clouds forming only on the nightside. The simulation exhibits a rich variety of clouds, which will have a strong effect on the thermal emission signature.
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Gina's Skinny Taste. I have decided that pretty much anything roasted is going to be delicious :-), and these were too! Much, much better than the typical green bean casserole in my book, but I've never really liked it to be anyway (shhh).
12 oz green beans, trimmed (make sure they are dry)
2 tsp olive oil
kosher salt + fresh cracked pepper to taste
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 1/2 tbsp shredded parmesan
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Line a baking sheet with aluminum for easy clean-up.
Lay green beans out on the baking sheet and drizzle oil over them.
Season with salt, pepper and garlic powder and toss to evenly coat.
Spread them out on the sheet so that they all lay flat and place on the lower third section of your oven.
Bake 10 minutes, shake the pan to turn; bake 5 additional minutes.
Remove from the oven and sprinkle with grated cheese.
Roasted Parmesan Green Beans
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Thursday, Jun 10, 2010, 11:58 am
An Ugly Jobs Report, and a Complacent Congress
When will the White House push for real job creation?
As if the spread of oil across the Gulf of Mexico was not sufficiently disastrous, the nation's latest job report contained some very bad news.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report showed a net job loss of 11,000 permanent private-sector jobs in May, according to the Economic Policy Institute. As the EPI pointed out, "The private sector saw very modest growth [in May], adding just 41,000 jobs, much slower than the average growth of the previous three months, which was 146,000."
A quick look at the figures would have been deceiving. Yes, the official jobless rate dropped to 9.7%. But some 411,000 temporary U.S. Census jobs—95% of the growth—will disappear this summer. Three-fourths of the private-sector jobs represented hires by temporary agencies, and permanent-job losses outweighed gains by 11,000, the EPI noted ruefully.
The new numbers provided a jolting injection of reality for those in the Obama White House and elsewhere complacently imagining a smooth economic recovery.
The new report ought to light a fire under the Obama Administration and Congress to pass $150 billion legislation for job creation and the extension of health and unemployment compensation benefits for the jobless.
Unemployment benefits are starting to run out for large numbers of the jobless. With the long-running recession starting in December 2007, Congress has repeatedly provided extensions to the standard 26-week limit on unemployment benefits.
At this point, there is a 99-week maximum in states with especially-severe rates of joblessness, and jobless workers are running up against that. "However, without another extension, many of those workers could begin to exhaust those benefits in June," the Economic Policy Institute warns.
EPI economist Heidi Shierholz calculates that some 8.2 million workers could lose benefits this year without a further extension, such as that contained in The American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010. If the extension is passed, that would limit the casualties to a still-significant 3.3 million jobless workers losing benefits.
The extension of unemployment benefits coming up next week in Congress is imperative because the typical household headed by an unemployed person had little savings to begin with and may now be cutting back on food to save money, with appalling consequences for family nutrition and health:
Raj Chetty, professor of economics at Harvard University …said that the median unemployed person has less than $250 in liquid savings at the time of job loss. He also presented a chart showing a sharp drop in food consumption when a person loses his job.
This not only supports other research showing that prolonged unemployment impacts health and even mortality rates, particularly when there is not an adequate safety net in place, but it also helps explain why unemployment insurance dollars are quickly put back into local communities.
But don't be surprised by strident resistance from the Republican Right up in arms over the federal budget deficit. The Right—possibly including some Blue-Dog-type Democrats of the Blanche Lincoln variety—will oppose greater outlays, despite the simple fact that increased federal spending on jobs and benefits for the unemployed are precisely what's needed at this moment to kick-start the economy.
Of course, the American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010 will provide the GOP with an opportunity to lash out at deficit-creating Democratic "tax and spend" policies—even with taxes specifically targeted at billionaires,
Moreover, Republican indifference to the plight of the jobless running out of benefits—exemplified by Sen. Jim Bunning's (R-Ky.) infamous "I don't give a sh*t" response—is already evident. With the mid-term elections less than five months away, more cynical Republicans may calculate that a denial of benefits will cause some of the unemployed to lose faith in Democrats, vote Republican—or refrain from voting altogether.
But clearly, the need for more job-creation efforts and help for the jobless is growing more acute by the day. Jobless workers are losing benefits, and mega-banks are simply drawing interest from the Federal Reserve rather than lending out money to fuel the recovery. May actually set a record for home foreclosures. The American economy has increasingly been characterized by minimal job growth, at best.
In this dire context, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka thundered to Congress, "If you're not for this bill, you're not for jobs. Period. And please, no more excuses about budget deficits unless you're willing to make Wall Street pay its fair share to bring it down."
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As part of International Bring Your Luddite To Work Day we allowed our Content Marketing Director, Stewart Kirkpatrick, to redesign our site.
Now, the boy can do words, pictures and what users like but, to be frank, couldn't code his way out of a paper bag. In fact, getting him to make a cup of tea involves a map, a torch and painstaking discussions on the essential nature of the word "kettle".
It does sound a bit of a risk entrusting the care of our corporate site to somebody challenged by the technical problems of turning on a light switch. But we had a secret weapon: WordPress.
WordPress is the free, open source, Web 2.0 content management system. It is so simple to use that if you can handle Microsoft Word documents (or not in the case of Stewart) then you can make WordPress work for you.
As well as offering simpicity it can also be as complex as you need. And this is where the rest of us weighed in with our technical expertise. This site uses a heavily customised version of the Atahualpa theme. To make it as sophisticated as we wanted it to be we've given it a cocktail of plugins that we have found to be particularly effective – though some needed a tweak or two. These range from SEO to mobile versions to video display and beyond.
As for how the new site looks, it's less Stalinist than the previous version but remains true to web guru Clay Shriky's dictum: "behaviour first, design second".
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Probability sampling, where a small randomly selected sample of the population can be used to estimate the distribution of an attitude or opinion in the entire population with statistical confidence, had traditionally provided the foundation for survey research and political polling. The basis of probability-based random sampling is that every member of the population must have a known, non-zero chance of being selected. Probability sampling provides the means by which the margin of sampling error can be calculated and the level of confidence in survey estimates reported. Sampling error results from collecting data from some rather than all members of the population and is highly dependent on the size of the sample.
We report a margin of sampling error for the total sample for each survey and sometimes for key subgroups (e.g., registered voters, Democrats, Republicans, etc.). For example, the sampling error for a typical Pew Research Center national survey of 1,500 completed interviews is plus or minus 3 percentage points with a 95% confidence interval. This means that in 95 out of every 100 samples of the same size and type, the results we would obtain will vary by no more than plus or minus 3 percentage points from the result we would get if we could interview every member of the population. Thus, the chances are very high (95 out of 100) that any sample we draw will be within 3 points of the true population value. The margins of sampling error we report take into account the effect of weighting.
Also see American Association for Public Opinion Research – What is the Margin of Sampling Error?
Nonprobability-based sampling
For some surveys, it may not be feasible or practical to draw a random probability-based sample of the population. In these cases, various types of nonprobability-based samples may be used, such as convenience, volunteer, purposive, and quota samples. Nonprobability samples are often used for qualitative or exploratory research, such as focus groups or in-depth interviews. Many internet panel surveys rely on volunteer samples. Some internet panels, however, have been developed to randomly recruit people using another mode so that random probability sampling methods can be used. For nonprobability-based samples, the relationship between the sample and the population is unknown. That means there is no theoretical basis for computing or reporting a margin of sampling error and thus for knowing how representative the sample is of the population as a whole.


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Motorcycle rider Johan Gray was qualifying for the Amageza 2012 endurance race in Gauteng, South Africa, when he saw a calf drowning in an irrigation canal. Then he went and singlehandedly rescued it.
Not only did Gray manage to rope up the baby cow and pull it free from the water, he took it on a ride back to its herd on his motorcycle, returning it to a very happy herder.
Motorcyclist racers aren't just insanely tough, they're good samaritans, too.


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CMA Fest officially begins on June 6, but the Grand Ole Opry will be getting things kick-started on June 4 with a free afternoon party on the Opry Plaza, followed by two ticketed shows at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. that will feature Carrie Underwood, Travis Tritt, Chris Janson and more.
Additional Opry performances scheduled for CMA Fest Week include 7 p.m. shows on June 6, 7 and 8, as well as the Country Classics matinee at 3 p.m. on June 8 that will feature Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers, Charley Pride and more at the Ryman Auditorium. Country music stars and gospel artists will come together for Sunday Mornin' Country at 2 p.m. on June. 9.
There's no better way to kick off #CMAfest week than with @carrieunderwood back home at the #Opry June 4 for TWO SHOWS! 🙌💗
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— Grand Ole Opry (@opry) April 11, 2019
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Updated Monday, July 6, 2020—Beginning today, the McLean Community Center will be adhering to Fairfax County Government's COVID-19 Phase Three Reopening plan.
MCC is open to the public; however, the activities and programs being offered are limited. The Old Firehouse Center will remain closed. If you do visit the center, please wear a mask and honor social distancing recommendations.
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Two steaming piles of Oscar bait lead the way this week, but there's still a great doc about Elmo, an acclaimed Dickens adaptation and a sinking boat to be seen,
Angel's Crest
Thomas Dekker stars as a young man struggling with the guilt of having left his son unattended long enough for the boy to wander off into the woods and freeze to death. Watch the trailer
Ayn Rand & The Prophecy of Atlas Shrugged
Remember when the economy went into the toilet a few years ago? And lots of people blamed it in part on Ayn Rand's philosophies? This new documentary flips the script, arguing that she tried to warn us about what was coming. Watch the trailer
Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey
This doc follows Kevin Clash from a boyhood of puppetry to a career as the man behind one of the most beloved Muppets of his day. Watch the trailer
Chasing Madoff
The true story of Harry Markopolous, the man who says he uncovered Bernie Madoff's scams more than a decade ago but was completely ignored by the SEC. Watch the trailer
Great Expectations
Gillian Anderson stars as Charles Dickens' classic spinster, Miss Havisham, in this BBC retelling of this story about the tortured love between a poor boy and a wealthy girl. Watch the trailer
In the Land of Blood and Honey
From first time writer-director Angelina Jolie comes this relentlessly bleak story about a Muslim woman and a Serb soldier torn apart by the Bosnian War, only to be reunited at the rape camp where she's being held, one that he happens to run. Watch the trailer
Titanic: 100th Anniversary Collection
The film that made Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet super famous, follows two star-crossed lovers on a doomed boat--watch it again before you watch it again in 3-D tomorrow! Watch the trailer
Paddy Considine writes and directs his first feature, about a man prone to violence who's determined to change his ways after killing his dog in a fit of rage. He soon strikes up an unlikely friendship with a local shop owner known to be a respectable woman, but who turns out to have a dark secret of her own. Watch the trailer
War Horse
From director Steven Spielberg comes an adaptation of the story of a young boy and his horse, who are torn apart by World War I, but never give up on each other. Read our theatrical review and watch the trailer
We Bought a Zoo
Matt Damon stars in this new film, from director Cameron Crowe about a widower raising a family who quits his job and buys a zoo. Co-stars Scarlett Johansson, Elle Fanning and Thomas Haden Church. Read our theatrical review and watch the trailer


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Who was/is James Cotton ? - CDs, Vinyl LPs, DVD and more
The James Cotton Band
For much of the '70s, harp blaster James Cotton fronted one of the highest-energy blues bands in the business
A product of Tunica, Mississippi, born on July 1, 1935, Cotton's harp mentor from age nine was Sonny Boy Williamson. "I heard Sonny Boy one day over station KFFA in Arkansas. He was singing songs and blowing harmonica. And I liked it. So I told my uncle about it," says Cotton. "I guess six or seven months later he took me to see him." Williamson's tough love tutelage was invaluable. "I stayed with Sonny Boy six years. The only thing Sonny Boy did was just kind of guide me along. He never picked up a harp and said, 'Play this,' or 'Play that.' I just kind of watched him do it, and I was around him all the time.
15-year-old James inherited Sonny Boy's band after Williamson's wife split. "She moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and we was in West Memphis, Arkansas," says Cotton. "So I guess after she was there six or seven months, Sonny Boy couldn't take it no more. He just walked in one night and gave me the band, and cut out the next morning. The band didn't stay together long. I was a kid."
Howlin' Wolf hired the youth to play on a '52 date at Sam Phillips' Memphis studio. Phillips signed James to a Sun Records contract the next year. "I used to be on the radio, station KWEM, West Memphis, Arkansas, from 3:00 'til 3:15," he says. "I guess Phillips heard the show, and he called me over and asked me if I wanted to do some recording." Pat Hare's raging guitar sliced through Cotton's '54 Sun encore, Cotton Crop Blues. Later that year, Muddy Waters brought him north to Chicago.
"Muddy had been on a tour down through Tennessee, Georgia, Florida," says Cotton. "Junior Wells was playing with him. Something happened where Junior left the band. He was coming back to Memphis to play, and he needed a harp player. Everybody told him about me, and he came over and found me." Perhaps Cotton's most memorable moment with Waters came when he blew up a tornado at the 1960 Newport Jazz Festival on Muddy's Got My Mojo Working (this live version is often regarded as definitive). "I put the arrangement on there," he notes.
Cotton finally went on his own in 1966. "I wanted to stretch out more on my harp and play more," he says. "A lot of things I wanted to play that I couldn't play in the band, because I was playing Muddy Waters' music." He waxed the first of his three solo LPs for Verve Forecast the next year. "That's the first album that ever kicked off anything for us," says James.
Bassist Charles Calmese and drummer Kenny Johnson drove the Cotton Band's 1974 Buddah LP '100% Cotton' like a runaway semi behind James' full-throttle harp and roaring vocals, but ex-Memphis Slim sideman Matt 'Guitar' Murphy was its MVP. "Matt Murphy joined me about seven years after I had the band," says Cotton. Boogie Thing led it off, the modal Murphy composition not far removed from John Lee Hooker's endless boogie groove with Pete Jekanowski guesting on piano. "'100% Cotton' is the one that's been keeping the bacon in the box," notes Cotton.
Mr. Superharp's voice has been ravaged in recent years by throat cancer, but his harmonica chops remain as prodigious as ever.
Bill Dahl
Chicago, Illinois
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I came up with this pattern a while back; a few of you suggested submitting it to the Fly Of The Week. One of my friends asked me to make them a crayfish pattern, and this is what I came up with.
I use this fly as a retreating crayfish, stripping a little line at a time. The head is weighted so the tail end jerks up and back, while the claws point downward. You shouldadjust the colors and hook size to imitate your local crawdads.


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My latest at the Diplomat isn't so much about Mali as it is about heavy airlift, logistics, and multilateralism:
With increasingly dense littoral populations living in a disaster-prone region, the ability of ASEAN militaries to conduct airlift may become their critical operational capability. Of all Indo-Pac states, India has made the most serious investment with an order of 10 C-17s.
"Air diplomacy" may have a role to play. The pre-eminence of the United States in air transport continues to give it an advantage in crisis situations, as the U.S. military can deliver people and material faster and in greater quantities than any regional player. A Y-20 equipped PLAAF may someday be able to cut into this advantage. In the medium term, we could perhaps imagine an Asian alternative to the Heavy Airlift Wing, a organization serving the airlift needs of a consortium of European states. The HAW owns 3 C-17 Globemasters (operating with Hungarian markings), giving member states a limited heavy airlift capacity. Of course, any kind of multilateral military organization requires substantial agreement across parties, a requirement that does not necessarily hold even in ASEAN, much less across the panoply of East Asia states. Nevertheless, some sort of shared airlift capacity might make sense in context of the operations-other-than-war that so often occupy Asian military organizations.
Two supporting thoughts:
- The Heavy Airlift Wing is a genuinely interesting development, representing a multilateral effort to resolve a key logistics problem. Of course, the members are all friendly with one another and have dense security relationships, so it's an easy case for security cooperation. Nevertheless, it might be interesting to try to transplant the concept elsewhere.
- Michael O'Hanlon's The Science of War is surprisingly good, especially on logistics, analysis, and the relationship between research and war. I'm not generally impressed with his work (although the Kosovo book isn't bad), but this is a very good intro to some complex security issues.


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"Beautifully crafted. What seem like separate issues—Spinoza's pioneering advocacy of complete freedom of thought in religious matters; the turmoil in the Jewish community; the fateful events in Amsterdam in the closing years of Spinoza's life; the philosophical developments of the seventeenth century; Spinoza's idea of a philosophical religion utterly purged of all anthropomorphism, even to the extent of denying that God is a 'person' in any sense—come together as if by themselves (the sure sign of a fine artist!) to answer my puzzle: how to understand Spinoza the human being, a man for whom reason itself was a kind of salvation."
—Hilary Putnam, New York Observer


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Feb 14, 2018
Thank you to our Executive Producer, Jay C. Russell
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Breakers Podcast is Shepherd Grey's account of what life looks like after organized civilization crumbles as he and his faithful canine companion, Rommel, venture out from their home in Virginia to try and count themselves among the survivors.
It has been several years since the outbreak began. The virus is just a sick and twisted part of life now. You test as much as you can, but there is no preventing it, only staying alive until you catch it. "Red you're dead" is a phrase all to commonly heard throughout the world.
You have the survivors, outlaws and the breakers... If you don't fit into those categories, you're probably among the dead.
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I call BS
The "magnitude of the event means we have to start early"? Riiiight.
How about the fact Miscavige is panicked to get everyone out of downtown because the Aftermath Get Together is scheduled to get rolling at 5pm… Ruth Eckerd is well away from the downtown area.
The Hype is Strong
This event really has them creaming their jeans.
It's funny how something that was announced with great fanfare (SuMP) then opened with greater fanfare, including how "we are now disseminating to the billions" is being used to AGAIN make a "big announcement." He's getting his money's worth out of this investment in terms of "playing to his base"…
Our Hype: Unbelievable
We've planned to "fit 10,000"
It's SO important you couldn't manage to do it in an event venue. Instead you're doing it on the street? Staples Center or the LA Sports Arena not available?
We'll open Ron's gift together and reveal it to the world…
Sounds ominous
Witness the future?
OK, these guys have taken that a step further…
They're witnessing the future NOW.
The event has not even happened and they have "testimonials" — "I cried 3 times".
The ultimate in hype.
Amazing cause over MEST
Orlando is popping with the true demonstration of OTiness.
I like his genuine-ness
But boy does he buy the bs. A new building isn't going to change a thing. If he ACTUALLY looked at the stats from the other ideal orgs he would figure it out. John, pop down to London and see how they're ACTUALLY doing…
Reverse the whole decay…
…yeah, but how do you plan to do that when you don't have ideal places?
The "Aussie battlers"
Not really a "freedom fighter" dinner, more like a fundraiser.
Absolutely bonkers.
But, if they're going to play this, I think they missed some: Crazy by Gnarls Barkley, You Never Give Me Your Money The Beatles, Sucker for Pain Lil Wayne.
I'm sure there are plenty of others.
A Fireside Chat?
Really? Is Jeanie going to be in a wheelchair with a blanket?
Well, if you say so.
But then again, you have t-shirts that say scientology is the coolest religion.
Make sense out of this…
…and you will truly be OT.
It's contrary to SO many other things he said. What a choice for "Quote of the week."
Oh wow…
What could be more exciting than this — other than Sunday School.
I think someone has some misunderstood words.
Alfraudie's in town
Hang onto your wallet.
A career as an FSM?
Sounds really enticing.


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Who desires to decorate their rooms with a special flair will chose DA MILANO. The book is low - key and elegant because of the colour choices. The wallcoverings are expressed in a restrained beige, cool grey and a warm gold tone, which shimmer depending on the light and viewing angle. The patterns are all floral. A highlicht of the catalogue is a large stylized blossom with a diameter of almost 30 centimeters. [Source: Marburg]


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The advertising premium clips each measure 1-1/2'' long. They appear to be in excellent condition as pictured. Below here, for reference, is some additional information about Brown & Sharpe Tools:
Brown & SharpeFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brown & Sharpe is a division of Hexagon Metrology, Inc., a multinational corporation focused mainly on metrological tools and technology. During the 19th and 20th centuries, Brown & Sharpe was one of the best known and most influential machine tool builders and was a leading manufacturer of instruments for machinists (such as micrometers and indicators). Its reputation and influence were such that its name is often considered to be inseparably paired with certain industrial standards that it helped establish, including: The American wire gauge (AWG) standards for wire; The Brown & Sharpe taper in machine tool spindle tapers; and The Brown & Sharpe worm threadform for worm gears. Since being acquired by Hexagon Metrology in 2001, Brown & Sharpe has concentrated exclusively on metrology equipment.
HistoryFounding (1833) to World War I era (1916)Brown & Sharpe was founded in Providence, Rhode Island by David Brown and his son Joseph R. Brown. The elder Brown retired in 1841 the younger Brown formed a partnership with Lucian Sharpe in 1853. The company was incorporated in 1868. In 1866 Samuel Darling joined the partnership and the firm changed its name to Darling, Brown and Sharpe until Darling's interest was bought out in 1892.
Brown & Sharpe was instrumental in the development of machine tools and machining technology (including toolmaking, metrology, production, etc.). It was responsible for the improvement and wider dissemination of milling machines, micrometers, turret lathes, screw machines, and other tools. A thorough account of the details is given in a seminal classic of machine tool history, Joseph W. Roe's English and American Tool Builders (1916).
World War I through World War IILike most machine tool builders, Brown & Sharpe rode a business cycle rollercoaster during these decades. After being kept very busy during World War I, builders suffered a slump in the post World War I recession and depression of 1920 - 1921. The Roaring Twenties brought renewed sales, but then the Great Depression slashed them. The armament buildup period of 1936 to 1940 again renewed machine tool activity, and then the World War II material effort exploded demand, pushing it to record heights.
Brown and Sharpe machine tools were a mainstay of American metal manufacturing until the late 20th Century and could be found in most machine shops and factories which worked with metal. Additionally, Brown & Sharpe made calipers and micrometers which were essential to products built to fine tolerances.
Post World War II eraShortly after World War II, Henry D. Sharpe, Jr. succeeded his father as president of Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, at which point it evolved into a new and modern company built, or at least designed, to last. The firm stopped producing its old stalwarts: sewing machines, hair clippers, and certain categories of machine tools (including its line of milling machines). Instead the company refocused on the mass production of automatic screw machines as it completed a three year, $4 million refitting program for its Providence plant in 1957. In keeping with the latest management theories, Sharpe also reorganized the company into separate divisions, with each one responsible for its own profit and loss. During this era, Brown & Sharpe began to experiment with international expansion and the company established its first overseas subsidiary in Plymouth, England, in 1955. Between 1957 and 1961 the company further expanded through the acquisition of related manufacturers, most notably the machine producing Double A Products Company.
In the aftermath of the changes that swept the company, it came to outgrow its central plant just west of downtown Providence. In 1964, Brown & Sharpe followed other Providence based manufacturers out of the city, moving instead to suburban North Kingstown, Rhode Island. These relocations were made possible by the explosion of automobile ownership in the postwar era, which contributed to the rapid growth of Providence's suburbs throughout the 1950s. Given that the company's workers had become more mobile and that the majority of them now lived in these suburban areas, Brown & Sharpe saw an easy opportunity to relocate into a more practical facility. The new plant, dubbed Precision Park as a nod to Brown & Sharpe's history of pioneering manufacture of precise measurement tools, contained 700,000 square feet of easily adaptable floor space. Unlike the old Providence facility, Precision Park had just one story, which allowed for the efficient horizontal movement of materials and improved upon the clumsy vertical circulation system employed in its old plant.
While the company never again reached its wartime peak employment of 11,000, it still employed a substantial 3,394 workers in 1976. These employment levels were partly the result of a concerted effort to smooth production across the recessions of the 1970s and keep employment steady. During this time, President Sharpe and his successor Don Roach sympathized with the workers, whose concerns over job security were only natural considering the cyclical nature of machine tool manufacturing and the downward trends in manufacturing locally.
Yet despite the policies aimed at maintaining job security, Brown & Sharpe began to make demands that sat uneasily with its workers and union leaders. In 1981, President Don Roach insisted that the company exercise the ability to shift machinists between jobs as needed, but many workers worried that this policy would ignore traditional seniority privileges. In response, 1,600 union workers, members of the International Association of Machinists District Lodge 64, walked out on their jobs in what would become the longest lasting strike in the nation's history and one of the most antagonistic in recent memory. The strike's hostility transcended the mere debate over the company's labor policy and brought up questions of whether Brown & Sharpe needed its Rhode Island work force at all. The hostilities between labor and management, as well as the deteriorating status of organized labor at the national level, are symbolized well by the incident of March 22, 1982, in which 800 picketers clashed with the state and local police force, leading to the use of tear gas on the former employees. Governor J. Joseph Garrahy publicly apologized for the actions of the police, which appeared unduly severe to many Rhode Island citizens. Although the strike legally continued after the tear gas incident, the picket line largely disbanded and many workers realized it was time to move on. It was not until 1998, nearly seventeen years after the strike began, that the Rhode Island Supreme Court ended the legal battle, ultimately siding with Brown & Sharpe in its plea that it had not illegally forced the strike. By this point, both Brown & Sharpe and its erstwhile work force were retreating from manufacturing in Rhode Island.
During the long legal proceedings Brown & Sharpe continued to transform as a manufacturer and as an employer. During the 1980s and 1990s Brown & Sharpe started focusing more and more on developing coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), devices for dimensional measuring, as a more modern and larger progression to their established micrometers. The company began to lose money as it shifted production away from machine tools and toward advanced metrology equipment, losing $14.6 million in 1990. By 1993, employment in North Kingstown had fallen to 700, compared with 2,000 in 1982 and over 3,500 in 1976. In 1994 Brown & Sharpe acquired DEA of Italy an established manufacturer of CMMs. In 2001, substantially all of the assets of the Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, including the intellectual property, designs, trademarks, facilities and inventory, were acquired by Hexagon AB, without the acquisition of the Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company itself. The Brown & Sharpe brand of measurement products lives on under the stewardship of the Hexagon Metrology division of Hexagon AB, which retained many of the key individuals from the former Brown & Sharpe company. Brown & Sharpe brand hand tools are now manufactured by Hexagon Metrology's TESA division in Switzerland.
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Clouds and Ice off Russian Coast, Arctic Ocean
Clouds make linear patterns (see close-up) over the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean, off the coast of Russia.
The land visible at the bottom left is part of the Kola Peninsula in the Murmansk Oblast. The Russian mainland lies to the right, with the Kanin Peninsula jutting out just east of the Kola Peninsula.
The other landmasses visible are islands, seemingly connected to the continent by ice. Kolguyev Island is located in the south-eastern Barents Sea, to the north-east of the Kanin Peninsula.
The white, hooked strip of land coming down from the top center is actually two islands: Severny and Yuzhny, in the the Novaya Zemlya archipelago.
Yuzhny, the southern island, is separated from Vaygach Island by the Kara Strait. This 56 km strait connects the Kara Sea and the Barents Sea.
In turn, Vaygach Island is separated from mainland Russia's Yugorsky Peninsula by the Yugorsky Strait.


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CLEVELAND (AP) With just minutes left in a rare blowout win, new owner Jimmy Haslam leaned over the railing of his open-air suite and pumped his fist in celebration.
Down below, Cleveland fans jumped and screamed in delight.
Their team is rolling.
Yep, the Browns, masters of disaster for years, are winning.
On a day when an attempt to block a punt turned into a record return for a touchdown, the Browns showed some offensive creativity and did just about everything right in a 30-7 rout of the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, extending Cleveland's longest winning streak since 2009 to three games.
Travis Benjamin's electrifying 93-yard TD return in the second quarter gave the Browns (5-8) momentum they never gave back and Cleveland posted its most lopsided win since 2003.
``It's big for us,'' said tight end Ben Watson, who had three receptions for 43 yards and prevented the Chiefs from intercepting one of quarterback Brandon Weeden's passes. ``We've had a lot of very close games that we haven't won and had some heartbreakers. So it's good to put it all together as a total team - offense, defense and special teams - and to come out with a win.''
Benjamin's game-changer helped the Browns continue their resurgence under second-year coach Pat Shurmur, who is beginning to build a strong case to keep his job. With three games left, the Browns have surpassed their win total from last season.
``It's all kind of coming together,'' said 14-year veteran kicker Phil Dawson, who made three field goals, including the 300th of his career. ``We're just doing all the little things right now. Guys are hungry to come back to work every day. There's some energy around here that I haven't felt. This is all good.''
Rookie running back Trent Richardson had two 1-yard TD runs for the young-and-improved Browns, who seem to be getting better every week. They've been competitive since the opener, but they're beginning to win close games, a sure sign of maturity and a major plus for Shurmur, whose team is 3-1 since the bye with the only loss in overtime at Dallas.
``These guys in that locker room have continued to buy in,'' Weeden said. ``Early in the year we faced a lot of adversity and we weren't winning games, but we've stayed true to what we do. It's paid off. We've found a way to win these last three weeks.''
Jamaal Charles ran for 165 yards, breaking off an 80-yard TD run on the game's first play for the Chiefs (2-11), playing their first road game following linebacker Jovan Belcher's suicide. The 25-year-old killed his girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, at their home before driving to the team's practice facility on Dec. 1 and shooting himself.
This week, the Chiefs adjusted their practice schedule to attend a memorial service for Belcher. On Saturday, Charles and several other teammates attended a service for Perkins in Austin, Texas. The shocking tragedy has been especially troubling for Charles, whose wife was Perkins' first cousin.
Charles has not spoken to the media since the deaths. He left the stadium following the game wearing a heart-shaped badge bearing Perkins' initials.
A week ago, the Chiefs, united by coach Romeo Crennel, pulled together and won at home over Carolina, less than one day after Belcher's stunning act. The emotions of the past few days seemed to take their toll and contribute to an uneven performance against the Browns.
``It's something that I think we'll carry with us for the rest of the season,'' quarterback Brady Quinn said. ``But it's not a distraction for us. We're doing our best to move forward. Football, and the fact that these guys love to play the game, is a great outlet, or a great way to get our minds off of it.''
Richardson's second TD early in the fourth quarter gave the Browns a 27-7 lead and finally put away the Chiefs (2-11),
Charles returned after sustaining a rib injury knocked him out one series. Kansas City, though, lost leading receiver Dwayne Bowe, who injured his ribs in the first half and didn't come back.
Without Bowe, Quinn was without his top target and finished 11 of 22 for 159 yards and one interception.
Benjamin's 93-yard punt return - the longest in team history - gave the Browns a 10-7 lead and seemed to demoralize the Chiefs.
Just before the snap, Benjamin lined up to block Kansas City's gunner before sprinting 50 yards and switching spots with Josh Cribbs, who rushed up the middle. Benjamin fielded the kick inside his 10, cut sharply left, picked up a few key blocks and outran the rest of Kansas City's coverage unit.
The Browns worked on the play, called ``Banzai'' in practice and sprung it on the Chiefs.
``We schemed it up perfect,'' Cribbs said. ``We tried to get a punt block up the middle, but a touchdown is always better.''
The return by the speedy Benjamin was 1 yard longer than Eric Metcalf's TD at Cincinnati on Sept. 4, 1994.
``It was a huge lift,'' Shurmur said. ``It puts us ahead in a game. We just took an 80-yard punch for a touchdown. That was a punch in the gut. To get a play like that to put you back on top, is something that you always hope for in a game.''
There's no denying Shurmur and his staff have the Browns headed in the right direction, but there's also no guarantee Haslam will allow them to stay next season.
For Dawson, who has seen it all during his time with Cleveland, the winning streak is a nice change of pace.
``I can get used to this,'' he said.''
NOTES: With nine rushing TDs, Richardson tied Hall of Famer Jim Brown (1957) for the team rookie record. ... His 10 overall TDs tie him with Brown and Metcalf (1989) for the most in a season. ... Crennel did not have an update on Bowe, who had two catches for 70 yards before getting hurt. ... Weeden joined Derek Anderson (2007) and Tim Couch (2001) as the only Browns QBs with 3,000 passing yards since '99. ... Chiefs LB Tamba Hali had two of KC's three sacks. ... The Browns host Washington next week in their final home game.
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