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Greater Cleveland has joined a long list of United Way chapters that have pulled their funding from their local Boy Scouts of America Council after amending their non-discrimination policy to include sexual orientation.
"When we take a look at all of the agencies we fund, the only agency that we fund that discriminates to its clients is the Boy Scouts," said Bill Kitson, President and CEO of the United Way of Greater Cleveland.
Kitson says the current annual funding to the Boy Scouts of America is nearly $100,000.
He says donors can still designate donations to the Boy Scouts if they choose to contribute to United Way. He estimates around $200,000 was given to the organization in donor designations.
"They'll (Boy Scouts of America) receive 100 percent of their contributions, minus a 13 percent administrative fee," Kitson said.
Kitson says currently on the funding list for the United Way, the Boy Scouts of America Greater Cleveland Council is the only organization that discriminates.
"We currently look at any organizations diversity policy when we make a funding decision. So, this is not an unusual move for us. The difference is adding sexual orientation to the policy," Kitson said. "We'll continue to review those (policies) to make sure the programs we fund are in compliance."
The Boy Scouts of America greater Cleveland Council released this statement in regards to United Way's decision:
"While we respect the (United Way's) right to express its opinion on this single BSA National policy, their decision will adversely impact some 1,500 low income, at-risk children in the City of Cleveland and Scouting's ability to teach vital lessons of service and leadership. With this surprising decision, our primary focus now shifts to addressing this significant gap in our budget so that we can continue providing meaningful programs to youth and the community."
The United Way of Summit County has not been affected by the decision of the United Way of Cleveland to pull funding from the Boy Scouts of America.
Vice President of Marketing and Communications Michael Gaffney tells AkronNewsNow " At this time there's no agenda here locally for us to make any decisions regarding any of our agencies and what funding they may or may not be receiving in the future."
"It doesn't make sense for us to comment on what they've decided to do. That's what they feel is in the best interest of their community and that's why each United Way is a separate organization, so they can make decisions that make the most sense for the people in their community."
Gaffney says the United Way of Summit County is entering a transition year right now between multi-year funding cycles for all of their affiliated agencies, and they'll be reviewing their policies regarding continued eligibility for United Way funding, including non-discrimination policies.
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(United Way of Cleveland - news release) The United Way of Greater Cleveland Board of Directors unanimously voted to add sexual orientation to its Equal Opportunity and Diversity Policy at its September meeting.
The policy reads as follows: United Way is an equal opportunity employer and believes culturally diverse governance structures and workforces are assets to our organization and our partner agencies. We therefore value and champion equal opportunity to all persons without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability or sexual orientation. This includes recruiting, training, promotion, compensation, benefits and all other factors involved in the treatment of applicants and employees.
"United Way is devoted to the well-being of our entire community. The Board of Directors expressed concern about our diversity and inclusion policy not specifically spelling out inclusion for sexual orientation," said Paul Clark, United Way of Greater Cleveland Board chairman.
One possible consequence of this action is funding to the Boy Scouts of America, Greater Cleveland Council, could be suspended in the next funding cycle for noncompliance to the new policy. Currently, the only United Way funded agency not in compliance with the new policy is the Boy Scouts.
"United Way funds the Boy Scouts to support hundreds of youth who benefit from its programs. But the United Way Board of Directors expressed great concern over the Boy Scouts' exclusion of youth based on sexual orientation and their recent affirmation to continue this policy," said Clark.
"We are not telling the Boy Scouts what to do. We will not ask the Boy Scouts to change. As a private organization they have the right to determine who they serve and who will serve them. We, however, have the right to fund only those organizations that comply with our new policy," said Bill Kitson, United Way of Greater Cleveland president and CEO.
The Boy Scouts of America, Greater Cleveland Council received $97,251 in United Way funding this year in addition to donor directed contributions.
United Way of Greater Cleveland joins a growing number of United Ways around the country in its decision to add sexual orientation to its diversity policy.


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1.1 Switch support has landed in Mono CVS.At the beginning of the week Jonathan Pryor sent this amazing email. Mono supports now the 'switches' as described in MSDN docs: "a way to get flags/control information into your program so they can be used". They're primarily used with code instrumentation. More info in the email!. 1.2 Glade# use attributes and implicit names.Rachel has made Glade# use attributes so binding C# widgets to the designed widgets is now easier than ever. Alp has improved this to use implicit names as well. This means, before you had to do: Gtk.Window main_window = (Gtk.Window) gxml["main_window"];but now you can just use the attribute: [GladeWidget("main_window")] Gtk.Window main_window; 1.3 Mono debugger now has support for multi-thread debugging.Martin's Mono debugger now has support for multi-thread debugging that makes possible to have the new special feature of having breakpoints that can be defined in a per-thread basis now. 1.4 Mono and Mono ASP.NET as an Apache module.Daniel Lopez has checked in his Apache module to integrate Mono and Mono's ASP.NET support as an Apache module. Gonzalo has folded his new Mono hosting classes into this module (they are now shared between XSP and mod_mono). You can get the mod_apache from CVS (module name: mod_mono). 1.5 Zoltan has published his Code Coverage analysis tool for Mono.Zoltan's Code Coverage Analyzer snapshots are now on his web. You can get them here 1.6 Paolo added a memory profiler to Mono.This memory profiler gives a report of where memory was allocated in a program the number of allocation, the types of the objects and the total memory allocated it's used to identify what codepaths are the most involved in wasting GC memory. 1.7 Steve Newman contributed his Javascript interpreter to Mono.Steve is the author of Janet: an ECMA compliant JScript engine, and a new group of developers is stepping up to continue his work on the interpreter and turn it into a full compiler for Mono and .NET. If you are interested in joining, join the mono-list. 1.8 Jonathan Pryor has published his type-reflector.Type-reflector is a program similar in spirit to the .NET ``TypeFinder'' SDK Sample. It allows a regular expression (as understood by System.Text.RegularExpressions) to be used for finding types and a lot of more interesting options for making your life easier. You can find the code at mcs/tools/type-reflector 2. Meet the team. This week Daniel Morgan.The Mono team is integrated by contributors all over the world that are working really hard to get this project going further. In this section we will be meeting this people so we can know more about them and what they are doing.This week we have been talking to Daniel Morgan in the IRC. Daniel is the developer who has worked out most of the SQL providers in Mono. He is from South Carolina, USA and before joining the Mono Team he was an active hacker in the GNOME Database Project (http://www.gnome-db.org) and prior to that he was a database driven insurance applications developer. He enjoys programming on Mono, riding his motorcycle and reading and watching science-fiction. Let's see what he told us. Interview with Daniel Morgan
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Question: Making efficient backups on Debian?
Posted by Serge on Fri 10 Dec 2004 at 10:05
dpkg --get-selections > /var/backups/apt-backup-selectionsAfter this I make remote stored backups of
mysqldump -u root --password=$MYSQLROOTPW --all-databases --opt > "/var/backups/mysql-$DATE.sql"
tar --absolute-names --create -j --file $MOUNTDIR/$BACKUPDIR/backup-$DATE.tbz --exclude-from=$EXCLUDE $INCLUDE
/etc /root /var/cache/bind /var/lib/dpkg /var/backups /var/www /usr/local
I somehow am in doubt whether this is enough, at least to the extent of the base system and the configurations. More specially, a good backup of the apt system seems important to be able to easily recover the host.
I should actually take the time to test a disaster recovery with this setup, but as I don't have a second Bytemark host handy, I'm keeping using this as a (bad) excuse :)
So what are other people here doing about their Debian host backups?
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You seem to have all the important things covered, with the possible exclusion of any user home areas, and any mail spools.
I have a script which I wrote which backs up the following directories:
- /etc/
- /home
- /usr/local
- /var/lib/dpkg
- /var/spool
- /var/log
Storing the output of dpkg --get-selections is handy, but it's redundent as that information can be rebuilt from the /var/lib/dpkg/status file, so I don't bother with that step.
I only keep five days of backups by putting everything in a .tar.gz file, and rotating it that keeps the space usage down, but gives me a week to realise I've deleted something I wanted to keep!
I do find that keeping logfiles is useful, especially if you're worried about a system compromise ..
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I also backup /var/cache/debconf which keeps all of your debconf configuration intact. I install the .dat files right after debootstrap and right before setting the package list and installing the other packages.
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Another, though somewhat tangential, item that one might keep at least a local copy of (generated from a daily cron job) is a list of all files including owner/permissions for those pebcak moments when you get creative with chmod -R :)
We get a lot of people on #debian asking things like:
I just typed
chown -Rf root:root /and went for a coffee! Help.
A simple recovery for such cases would be having a local copy of the system's ownership and permissions.
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a list of all files including owner/permissions
I guess dumping a file list doesn't seem to difficult with ls, but at first sight, I can't think of a system to automate recovery of the permissions.
Would you care to enlighten us? :)
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Well, I expect some grep/awk/sed fu or a perl script could do the job easily, though I don't have one written (since I've never had to personally recover from such a situation.)
I expect one could also generate a cfengine ruleset to monitor such things automatically but I don't know about the scalability of it (my laptop currently has 140k files which would likely be very taxing for cfengine.
The list is often more helpful if one accidentally frobes a few files and would like to reset them to defaults (without having to reinstall the constituent packages, etc.)
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I have been thinking some more...(ouch!)
As root:
apt-get install acl cd / getfacl -R / > /acl.txt setfacl --restore=/acl.txt
should do the trick, even if you don't have acl's in your kernel and/or in your fs.
Serge van Ginderachter
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Installing something like aide or tripwire would allow you to build up such a database easily.
However it might be hard to recover from..
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find / | grep -v -e ^/proc -e ^/tmp -e ^/sys | xargs ls -ld > /var/backups/system-file.lstgenerates the desired information.
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It's worth noting that some packages stick their data in strange locations - for example the Gallery package places all its albums in /usr/share/gallery/albums.
It could be worth making sure that the packages you have installed don't store date in non-obvious directories like that. Or you might miss them in the backup.
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mysqldump -u root --password=$MYSQLROOTPW --all-databases --opt > "/var/backups/mysql-$DATE.sql"Would you honestly ever like to be in a position to have to restore a single database out of what could be a massive .sql file? Heres a snippit of the script I use:
#Options: CACHE=/var/backup/ MYSQL_USER=root MYSQL_PASSWD=rootpwd test -d $CACHE/mysql && rm -rf $CACHE/mysql/* || mkdir -p $CACHE/mysql MYSQL_DATA_DIR=$(grep datadir /etc/mysql/my.cnf | sed -e "s/.*\=//") echo "Starting Mysql backup" COUNT=0 for db in $(find $MYSQL_DATA_DIR/ -type d | sed -e "s/\/var\/lib\/mysql\///"); do #echo "[$(hostname)] Dumping Mysql DB: $db" mysqldump $db -a --add-drop-table \ --allow-keywords -q --user=$MYSQL_USER -p$MYSQL_PASSWD\ | bzip2 -c \ > $CACHE/mysql/$db.sql.bz2 if [ $? = "0" ] then echo " Dumped $db to $CACHE/mysql/$db.sql.bz2" COUNT=$(($COUNT+1)) fi if [ $COUNT -eq 0 ] then echo "No databases dumped!" fi doneProbably a few crap things about that, but it Works For Me™
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I prefer rsnapshot, a simpler backup utility also based on rsync and hardlinks.
Both dirvish and rsnapshot are in the Debian package system.
Another, more secure backup utility called rlbackup 2.20 is not yet available as a Debian package. I believe bnl.gov uses rlbackup on some of their Debian Sarge servers. Lack of Debian package is the reason I am not using it.
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What would you list in your 'don't-care-list' ?
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I regularly back up the following configuration files:
Apache2: /etc/apache2/apache.conf, /etc/apache2/sites-available/, and /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/
PHP: php.ini
Samba: /etc/samba/smb.conf
MySQL: /etc/mysql/my.cnf
If you are using a locally stored backup script to back up to a remote or removable device then you should also back up your backup script.
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I backup my home computers over the net to an online server using rsync. Because of the limited bandwidth and quota on the server I can't just backup everything, so I copy things like /home (carefully avoiding things like Iceweasel's cache), some of /var and /usr/local, and /etc. At one time I tried to prune what I copied from /etc (e.g. the 3 MBytes in /etc/X11/xkb and the ridiculously-overhuge gconf) but that was too painful to maintain.
To aid recovering the Debain packages, I had been doing "dpkg -l", but I was aware that that could be truncating the package names! The "dpkg --get-selections" suggested above avoids that problem.
One thing that is not included in the --get-selections output is the package version. This raises the interesting question of what to do about package versions when you restore. On the one hand, you could install the latest versions of each package. This has the advantage that the packages will all be available "from the usual places", but the disadvantage that your configuration files may need to be updated because the package has changed, or new dependencies may need to be installed, or functionality may have unexpectedly changed. The package might not even exist any more! If the aim of your backup/restore policy is to get back to your position immediately before the failure then this isn't what you want. So on the other hand you could (how?) store the package versions, and then (how?) install those same versions when restoring. What do other people do about this?
One of the comments above notes that you should store your debconf data. Good point. Would it be possible to semi-automate the restore by generating, either at backup-time or restore-time, a "pre-seeded" debian installer thingy based on the saved debconf data? I know next to nothing about this, but if it's a one-liner then it would be good to know. Google suggests "debconf-get-selections --installer > file ; debconf-get-selections >> file".
Pre-seeding deals with the debconf configuration, but restoring the /etc config files when the packages that they correspond to may have been upgraded is another challenge. Is there some way to run the packages' "here are the differences between your version and the maintainer's version of the conffile" dialog after restoring your old /etc contents? Storing your /etc files in Subversion and using its merge features would also help; I really must get around to trying that.
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The loss of package version information is the right concern. 'dpkg --get-selections' is good for up-to-date systems installed from a single supported release, (e.g. stable). But if you mix stable + testing + experimental for whatever reason, then automatic restoration to the same state is not possible, even if all required package versions are still available in the repositories of interest.
Could anyone propose some clever tricks to work this problem around?
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It is quite unsecure to expose your credentials on command line, especially, if you do your backups automatically! Reconsider not to calling mysqldump
this way:
mysqldump -u root --password=$MYSQLROOTPW ...
There is a user debian-sys-maint created by the installation scripts who perfectly fits for doing backups: it has All PRIVILEGES
on all databases and the system stores it's credentials in /etc/mysql/debian.cnf
ini-style configuration file readable by the root user only. The problem is how to get credentials from the configuration file.
I'm using this little script named parse-ini
to parse ini-file:
[ -z "$1" ] || [ -z "$2" ] && exit 1
sed -e 's/[[:space:]]*\=[[:space:]]*/=/g' \
-e 's/;.*$//' \
-e 's/[[:space:]]*$//' \
-e 's/^[[:space:]]*//' \
-e "s/^\(.*\)=\([^\"']*\)$/\1=\"\2\"/" \
< $1 \
| sed -n -e "/^\[$2\]/,/^\s*\[/{/^[^;].*\=.*/p;}"
It returns a sourceable list of variable definitions from $2 section of $1 ini-file. Now, my backup script looks like:
touch $mysqldump
chmod 600 $mysqldump
eval $(/usr/local/bin/parse-ini /etc/mysql/debian.cnf client)
mysqldump -A -u $user -p$password > /srv/backup/mysqldump_all.sql
First two line are also important for security, don't forget them!
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touch /srv/backup/mysqldump_all.sql
chmod 600 /srv/backup/mysqldump_all.sql
eval $(/usr/local/bin/parse-ini /etc/mysql/debian.cnf client)
mysqldump -A -u $user -p$password > /srv/backup/mysqldump_all.sql
Sorry for this mistake!
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KARAK, April 18: Renowned Pashto poet Said Hassan Ustad died after protracted illness at a hospital in Peshawar on Wednesday. He was 88.
He was laid to rest in his ancestral graveyard at Latambar. A large number of his fans, writers, local people and elders of the area attended his funeral prayers.
Said Hassan Ustad was author of two Pashto poetry books — Ahuna Au Soruna and Ranga Rang Khyaluna. Prof Wazir Shadan and Prof Banaras Khan also compiled jointly a book on his life and work entitled 'Zhwand Au Fun'. The book contains articles and essays of different poets about the life and work of Said Hassan Ustad.
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During the Catholic Mass, the wine is held in a chalice and the bread is contained in a ciborium. This ciborium and cover were made for this purpose. The belief that bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ when consecrated during Mass was reaffirmed in the 16th century. It was a central decree issued by the Council of Trent which set out to confirm and strengthen the doctrines of the Catholic Church. This led to the increased production of exquisite vessels for Catholic worship.
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The combined record of the Browns' 13 opponents this year was 102-106 in 2011. The eight teams that will visit Cleveland Browns Stadium posted a record of 67-61, and their eight road opponents went a combined 68-60.
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"Although we have known our opponents and where we are going to play since the end of last season, there is always a certain amount of anticipation as to how everything will fall into place," said Browns Head Coach Pat Shurmur.
"I think that opening the year at home against the Eagles will be great for our players and our fans. It will be exciting to play a team, an organization and a coach for whom I have a tremendous amount of respect. It will be a good test for our team. Ending the year in two of the tougher venues in the NFL also will present a challenge. I am looking forward to kicking off the 2012 season."
The 2012 schedule features one prime time game as the Browns face the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, Sept. 27 at M&T Bank Stadium. The game will mark the first time the Browns and Ravens will meet in Thursday night action.
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You should be ashamed. I support all Michigan teams wholeheartedly no matter what, and I never make over-emotional inflammatory statements.
and all might be forgiven... but do not let this happen again
you sound like a priest I used to confess to...
he wasn't into hail maries so much as bloody maries..
We are the dead.
State holds on to win game three 4-3 despite Alaska scoring twice in the final minutes. With reseeding, Michigan now heads to Lawson Arena to battle #3 seed WMU with a 24th consecutive trip to the Joe in the CCHA playoffs on the line. It looks like tickets are still available. Friday's game is 6:30 with Saturday and Sunday (if necessary) at 7:05. Let's get as many Michigan fans there to try to counter the Lawson Lunatics. Go Blue!
I'm sure the hockey team is relieved and able to move forward now that they have your apology.
Not that I loved Rich Rod less, but that I loved Michigan more.
This is a strange thread . . .
I love Greg Mattison
I told you if you give up on this team, don't come back.
Anything is possible with Michigan Hockey. Why anyone would give up on them is beyond me.
What bothers me is that you said you are proud to be a fan now. Why weren't you back when they needed you the most?
When the ADept sells special jerseys and gear, you'll see my picture next to the targeted customer crowd. A sheep.....but a Blue one.....
You're back on the bandwagon again? What a relief.
Red has taken this program to 21 straight NCAA tournament appearances, 11 Frozen Four appearances, and 2 National Championships. You'd think that kind of record would've earned him some leeway when the inevitable stumble came along, but alas, shirttail fans are oh so predictable.
I wonder, will Red and the team still have your "passionate" support should they not defeat the odds and fall short of the CCHA tourney title and wind up staying home for the first time in two decades, or will you fall back to form and start calling for Red's job again?
"...what do you say, is it the new Bluesmobile or what?"
"Fix the cigarette lighter."
Apologies are all well and good. But the key question is what you'll do the next time something doesn't go well for the team.
"It does not matter how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you get up." Vince Lombardi
I have a confession. I said the work "fuck" when the ball eased off the rim yesterday. My apologies.
...there man, its hard not to get mad at our favorite teams from season to season when the expectations are always so high...I am proud of every Michigan team regardless of the outcome, its ok to be disappointed, but Berenson has proven himself as a championship coach and Michigan will bounce back next year!
Tell Drama he's on the top of my list of things to do today, along with inserting needles in my cock!
I am getting really old if it is actually possible to apologize using social media
What? No gravy?
Does anyone care? I mean really, an apology as a topic on a blog, get over yourself.
Blank.....Blank......You're not looking at the big picture here.
The thread we have all been patiently awaiting.
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WHITMAN INVITATIONAL: Runner-Up Lumsden Sets Bruin Records as Team Finishes 7th
WALLA WALLA, Wash. – In earning second place in the Whitman College Invitational men's golf tournament which concluded Monday here at the Wine Valley Golf Club, Chris Lumsden set new George Fox University records for best single round and best 36-hole score while the Bruins as a team were settling into a seventh-place finish.
Lumsden shot a two-day score of 70-71=141, three-under-par, on the par-72, 6,760-yard course to finish three strokes behind medalist Lyle Rudnicki of Whitworth University, who had a six-under 69-69=138. His 70 on Sunday broke the Bruins' 18-hole record of 71 set by Kyle Wilson on Sept. 27, 2009, on the second day of the Pacific Invitational at the Quail Valley Golf Course in Banks, Ore. Wilson shot a 78-71=149 in that tournament to set the Bruins' 36-hole record, but Lumsden shattered that with his 141 at Wine Valley, the first time a Bruin has finished a two-day tournament with a sub-par score.
As a team, George Fox wound up with a four-player score of 313-326=639. Whitworth won the event with an even-par 287-289=576, 10 strokes ahead of the runner-up University of Puget Sound, which shot a 293-293=586. Pacific Lutheran University (292-299=591) and host Whitman (299-292=591) tied for third, followed by Linfield College (297-295=592), Willamette University (304-309=613), George Fox, and Lewis & Clark College (338-324=662).
Counting for the Bruins on Monday were Kyle Wilson with a final 76-77=153 (tied for 24th), Tyler Dyck with an 80-86=166 (tied for 39th), and Joel Stude with an 87-92=179 (tied for 43rd). Stephen Ossey rounded out the George Fox group with a 116-102=218 (47th).
Following Rudnicki and Lumsden on the leader board were Adam Bean of Puget Sound (73-69=142), Geoff Burks of Whitman (75-67=142), who had Monday's best individual score, and Dustin Hegge of PLU (69-73=142) in a three-way tie for third.
Final results of the Whitman Invitational, courtesy of the Whitworth sports information office which was assisting with the tournament, are available on the George Fox men's golf website at http://athletics.georgefox.edu/sports/mgolf/2012-13/files/1001.htm.
NEXT: The Bruins will participate in the Pacific Lutheran Invitational on Sunday-Monday, Oct. 14-15, at the Chambers Bay Golf Club in University Place, Wash. Tee times are set for 10:00 a.m. on Sunday and 8:00 a.m. on Monday.


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Nick Broomfield studied law at Cardiff and political science at Essex University. He then went on to study film at the National Film School. Broomfield first got interested in film at age 15 when discovering his love for photography on a foreign-exchange visit in France: "a great way to strike up conversations and a great excuse to ask questions about the world around you," he said.
He made his first film, "Who Cares," about slum clearance in Liverpool, while at university by borrowing a wind-up Bolex camera and shooting it on short ends. Together with his partner Joan Churchill, he made several award-winning films: "Juvenile Liaison," "Tattooed Tears," "Soldier Girls," "Lily Tomlin," "Aileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer," "Biggie and Tupac" and "Kurt and Courtney." Broomfield is the recipient of the Sundance Grand Jury First Prize, the British Academy Award, Prix Italia, Dupont Peabody Award, Grierson Award, Hague Peace Prize and Amnesty International Doen Award. Broomfield's most recent film, "Sarah Palin — You Betcha!" premieres this month across the nation.
ROBIN BRONK: If you had five minutes in the Oval Office with President Obama, what would you discuss with him? What issue would you like him to know about?
NICK BROOMFIELD: I think I would discuss expectation versus what's happened. And I think Obama has this incredible, unfortunate possible legacy and expectation. When he was elected, it was a kind of a revolutionary thing, and I think it was something that said an amazing amount about the American people — that they would do something so different from what had been done politically here before. There was an expectation that this unusual election and the first election of a black man as an American president would see some kind of change in policy and some kind of change in initiative. At the same time, it also was an unfortunate thing, really … the fact that he seems to be a product of Wall Street. That the very people who initiated the fall in the housing market and all the rest of it seem to still be running Wall Street. I just feel that my concern is really that as the Republican right evangelical part of the party is taking over, that Mr. Obama's moves in that direction are losing him his own support. I suppose it is really just to get some kind of real explanation in emotional terms to the American people what his policy is or how he sees the future, rather than basically adopting a Republican strategy in dealing with the recession.
RB: If you could give President Obama one piece of advice, what would it be?
NB: To stick to his own convictions. I think the unfortunate thing is that he is a product of Wall Street. He is a very traditional politician. Unfortunately, he's a compromiser, and I think what he should probably do is make it possible for a radical successor to take over before the next election.
RB: What do you mean by that?
NB: I think that he is such a massive disappointment that the people who came out to vote him in will not do so the next time. I think there is a real possibility that if he stays in power, that the Republicans might get in.
RB: If you could ask President Obama one question, what would that be?
NB: Do you feel you've fulfilled the expectations of the American people when you were elected?
RB: What book would you lend President Obama? Why?
NB: I would lend him the book by George Lakoff, Political Mind, because it is about the way — I guess — the Republicans have reframed the political dialogue. The book says that the 18th-century Enlightenment view of political debate and consensus politics has changed. The Republicans no longer believe it is a rational debate. Obviously, the essence of a democracy is that you debate an issue and then you look at the practicalities of the issues in a logical, rational way and then you make a decision based on what you find.
But the Republicans have changed that. What they've done is reframed the issues in terms of an emotional identification. In terms of the American Dream and what an American would do. In other words, a proud American would not take welfare. A proud American would not need Medicare. A proud veteran would not need a great deal of aftercare when they come back. These are personal, individual issues in the same way that Wall Street should be deregulated. And they've managed to reframe that argument in terms of an identity thing, in terms of an emotional thing in terms of the American Dream.
This book argues that the progressive liberals have failed to do that and they still are hanging on to the old argument. That it is an issues thing, not an identity argument. And until they come up with the same ability to say the government is protecting the individuals, the more we privatize, and the less accountable. You know private industry is not accountable. Its premise goes back to the essence of the debate, which is what the role of government is in terms of responsibility and protection of the citizen. But that needs to be the basis of the argument; it can't be on individual issues.
RB: If you were going to send the president to one place in the world for one day, where would that be? Why?
NB: I would take him to Kenya, which I think is a visit he hasn't done. I remember when I was there the Kenyans were so upset that he hadn't been there. And I think he hasn't really celebrated his African heritage very much. I think it would unite a very divided world.
RB: Would you ever consider a political career?
NB: I don't think so, and certainly if I did, it would be in England. We don't have evangelicals, and it's in a much less extreme position. I think it is essentially a very civilized country, but I worry about the conservatives, who are basically using the recession as an excuse to dismantle all the kinds of nationalized industries and stuff.
RB: What movie would you recommend that the president see?
NB: "Inside Job," because it was very informative about what was really happening in the recession. I think that it's a film that certainly is insightful.
Bronk is a seasoned Capitol Hill strategist and advocate. She started her career at The Creative Coalition, a nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy group for the arts and entertainment industry, in July 1998. During her tenure as CEO, Bronk has taken The Creative Coalition from a New York-based entity to a national organization. www.thecreativecoalition.org


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Bruce's History Lessons: The near-assassination of FDR
Regular readers know that I enjoy occasionally indulging in a historic "What if … ?" That is, how would history have been different if such-and-such an event had occurred, or had produced a different outcome.
A classic "What if … ?" occurred this week (Feb. 15) in 1933 when Franklin D. Roosevelt, who had recently defeated Herbert Hoover for president, was attending a large rally in Miami. Although the rally attendees were mostly enthusiastic and hopeful that this president-elect might reverse the economic stagnation and hopelessness that had gripped the nation since the beginning of the Great Depression, one man at the rally did not share those sentiments. Giuseppe Zangara was a self-described anarchist who blamed all politicians, including FDR, for his inability to find steady work, which is why he intended to assassinate Roosevelt that day.
But there were two impediments to Zangara's plan. First, because FDR had polio, which he did not like to advertise, he addressed the rally from inside the car he was riding in, making him a difficult target. Second, Zangara was short, barely five feet tall, which made it hard for him to see his target over the crowd. As a result, Zangara grabbed a nearby wooden chair and climbed on top of it, which caught the attention of one of the crowd members, Lillian Cross, who, seeing Zangara take out a gun, tried to push him off the chair.
Off balance, Zangara fired wildly, hitting five people in the crowd, including the mayor of Chicago, Anton Cermak, who later died of his wounds. But Roosevelt was spared. While Zangara later would be convicted of murder and executed, Roosevelt — as history records — would be elected president four times, enabling him to lead America to victory in World War II, which laid the groundwork for ending the Great Depression.
But what if Zangara had succeeded?
Had Roosevelt died that day, John Nance Garner, the vice-president-elect, would have become president. Unlike FDR, Garner was neither charismatic nor a gifted public speaker — his strength was backroom political dealing — meaning he would never have connected to the American people the way Roosevelt did. Thus Garner would have been unable to restore the public's confidence in government, in the country, or its future — something that was critical to FDR's leadership.
Worse, Garner had little interest in foreign policy except for a belief that America should remain isolationist and other nations should solve their own problems. Again, unlike FDR, it is highly doubtful that Garner would have been interested in, let alone alarmed by, the growing menace of Adolf Hitler until it was too late for America to effectively act.
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According to VH1, "Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta" is a "southern-fried tale of struggle, love and temptation." Among the characters in the 10-episode series are Stevie J (a three-time Grammy Award-winning producer who has worked with Diddy, Jay-Z, Mariah Carey, etc.); Stevie's longtime girlfriend Mimi Faust; a fiery up-and-coming Latina rapper named Joseline; Atlanta rapper Lil Scrappy; his girlfriend/baby mama Erica Dixon; his mother "Momma Dee" (a former hustler); the hometown hero Rasheeda; her husband/manager Kirk Frost; the R&B songbird K. Michelle; and Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd.
In this week's episode of "Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta," Stevie tries to make up with Mimi, but she hits him right where it hurts — his wallet. Meanwhile, Joseline accuses Karlie of being a snitch and tells her she'll decide if and when Karlie can work with Stevie; Rasheeda and Kirk shoot a music video for her new single, but fight when Rasheeda arrives late to the shoot; Erica has a heart to heart with her mom about her relationship with Scrappy and their own painful past; and Joseline takes a pregnancy test.
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"Marriage enlarges the scene of our happiness and of our miseries. A marriage of love is pleasant, of interest, easy, and where both meet, happy. A happy marriage has in it all the pleasures of friendship, all the enjoyments of sense and reason, and,"
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"Our misery is that we thirst so little for these sublime things, and so much for the mocking trifles of time and space."
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"Whoever is spared personal pain must feel himself called to help in diminishing the pain of others. We must all carry our share of the misery which lies upon the world."
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"Pain is inevitable, but misery is optional. We cannot avoid pain, but we can avoid joy."
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"Resolve to find thyself; and to know that he who finds himself, loses his misery"
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Can someone please explain why we don't have three day weekends every week? Three days off in a row was heavenly. Waking up Sunday morning and realizing I had two full days of whatever I darn well pleased in front of me was an amazing feeling.
We spent the weekend in town, relaxing and generally doing whatever sounded fun. For me, that included three movies, two magazines, one book, a shopping trip and a pedicure. For Brian, that included a whole lot of golf. We also had some yummy meals and spent Sunday at a BBQ with friends. Again, I say, heavenly.
Friday night I saw Water for Elephants with some girlfriends.
For a movie based on a book I really liked, I thought this movie was very well done. The acting was good and they stayed fairly true to the story line of the book. I thought it moved a bit slowly but I tend to get bored easily in the movie theater so that's probably just me. (I like almost any movie better if I can watch it on my couch with a magazine or the computer on my lap.)
Saturday night after dinner, Brian and I watched Tangled.
I've been telling B I wanted to see this movie so he added it to our Netflix queue and was sweet enough to watch it with me. We both really liked it! I'm a sucker for a good Disney movie and I thought this one was adorable and fun. I'll have to get it on DVD so Baby B can see it someday.
Sunday, we had lunch at Cheesecake Factory and I resisted the urge to get a piece of their amazing Dutch Apple Caramel Streusel Cheesecake. (Where's my medal?) After lunch, we saw The Hangover, Part II.
Yes, it was the exact same story as the first movie. And yes, I laughed my butt off. I thought it was hilarious.
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The two magazines, if you're wondering, were Entertainment Weekly and Southern Living. I think I tore nearly every recipe featured out of this month's Southern Living. If you haven't read it yet, get your hands on a copy for the recipes alone!
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According to the 1871 census, Richard is the youngest of three children to William and Ellen, living at 65 Bolsover Street in Marylebone, London. His Yorkshire father was a Decorator.
According to the 1881 census, Rd R. was at boarding school, in Church Road, Broughton Terrace, in Harborne in Stafford.
According to the 1891 census, the only London born Richard Barker was visiting the Weeks at Gigant Street in Salisbury. This unmarried Barker is a Weaver?
According to the 1901 census, Richard Rain was boarding with the Howie family in 66 Tweedy Road, Bromley, Kent. He was an Electrical Engineer, and still unmarried.
According to the 1911 census, the only London-born Barker has been married for a year to Emma, a nurse, and living at 36 Fulbourne Street in Whitechapel, London. Now a Dry Cooper?
Douglas Lammings' An English Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990] & FindMyPast.com
x. - A Football Compendium, Peter J. Seddon (1999).
Club Career
Douglas Lammings' An English Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990].
England Career
Beyond England
Richard Barker - Match History Club: F.C. - x full caps Coach: x - x full capsx Age x 1 - x - x, x x x x x Notes ____________________ CG
Coach: x - x full capsx