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Posted by Darin Gantt on October 22, 2012, 9:58 AM EDT After a 1-5 start dampened the enthusiasm brought about by the drafting of Cam Newton and a four-win bounce last season, the Panthers fired general manager Marty Hurney. Panthers owner Jerry Richardson announced the move in a statement Monday morning. "This was an extremely difficult decision," Richardson said. "Marty made every effort to bring success to the Panthers and took the team to a Super Bowl and two NFC championship games. Unfortunately, we have not enjoyed the success we hoped for in recent years. "I have the greatest respect and admiration for Marty and will always appreciate the way he tirelessly served the organization." Hurney took over as Panthers general manager in 2002, and helped build the Panthers into a team that made a Super Bowl and two NFC Championship Games in the next four seasons, and won a division title in 2008. But things bottomed out after that, as the relationship with coach John Fox went south, leading to a 2-14 record in 2010. "I am very fortunate to have been a part of one of the best organizations in the NFL since 1998," Hurney said in the statement. "As General Manager I will always regret not helping us win the Super Bowl or having back-to-back winning seasons. I hope this change starts accomplishing the direction to those goals. "I understand this decision by Mr. Richardson and will always have an extremely close relationship with him. I consider him the best owner in the NFL. I am responsible for everybody in coaching, the players, the scouts and everybody in football operations. After six weeks, we are 1-5 coming off a 6-10 season." http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/rumor-mill/
Would be a nice landing spot for AJ. They have a terrible O-line also, Would be a great area of need to neglect
Maybe he isnt superman, maybe scam is Super-Bob from Office Space. He is the Panthers efficiency expert and didnt think Marty had good "People Skills"!
As a DC, maybe. But I really don't see where what he's done in Carolina has in any way validated him as a viable HC candidate - he's Norvall Lite there in terms of decision-making and allowing horrendous play-calling to come to pass on both sides of the ball.
I haven't had a chance to watch any Carolina games. Can you give me some examples or point me to a specific game so I can see what you're talking about?
The game against the Falcons is the most obvious, Rivera just made dumb decision after dumb decision that allowed Atlanta to come back in that game and ultimately win late in the 4th quarter. Meanwhile, both he and Chud are continuing to beat this dead horse of running a heavy-emphasis Read-Option offense with Cam when it's not effective in the least for them and when it's moving Cam out of the pocket and putting him in positions where the potential for him to kill the team with dumb decisions is only further increased. Ron hasn't developed a knack for clock management at all (this is pretty typical of a lot of "younger" first time HC's, but you'd like to see him make some progress by the halfway point of his sophomore season). The Panthers are also a team that is performing a lot like ours in terms of mentality and mindset in games - they just exude lacking any kind of killer instinct or fire. They're having consistent 2nd half collapses, like us, which screams that the coaching staff is failing to make proper and effective adjustments. They're not terribly disciplined (and isn't that something we've been screaming for?). There are a lot of things that are within his scope to reform or enact change, and he just hasn't shown it yet. Not saying he can't, but just saying that I haven't seen the body of work to merit jumping all over him and giving him a second chance without him earning his stripes again. I'd sooner give a guy like Mike Nolan (who at the very least if he fails as an HC will leave our young defense poised and developed to be one of the top ones in the league for years to come) a second chance than Rivera right now.


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Looking to "rebalance the relationship" between humans and their smartphones, Moscow-based Yota Devices has announced the YotaPhone, a smartphone with an LCD display on one side, and an e-ink screen on the back.
The reason behind (between?) the dual screens, Yota says, is to deliver the information users want, right when they want it, without disengaging from the real world by pressing a power button and unlocking a screen. Users can choose to see information ranging from news stories to social media updates, calendar entries, and more. The information updates itself constantly, and is always ready to be looked at. Since the e-ink display uses very little battery power, the phone's 2100mAh pack should allow users to enjoy usage comparable to devices with a single display.

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I love this tie. A green natte weave (that's a combination of cotton and silk), it brightens up a sunny morning without being over the top.
Sometimes you just have to show your love.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
I Love This Tie
11 comments:
- John said...
That's a great look, Will. Ben Silver is actually sold out of that tie.
- June 12, 2008 at 9:19:00 AM PDT
- marceloeva said...
Pardon me the question, but what is the function of the second 'buttoniere' on the lapel? Is it for a fob watch intended?
Marc. - June 12, 2008 at 10:06:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
It's a three button roll to the middle button and you're looking at the top buttonhole.
- June 12, 2008 at 11:55:00 AM PDT
- initials CG said...
Very nice, Will. I am a fan of your tie knots-a fantastic four in hand. I wish mine came out like that every morning.
Quick question: If I have a three button jacket, could I make it roll to the second button without major re-tailoring work? - June 12, 2008 at 12:14:00 PM PDT
- SMII said...
Will, the tie's color and texture are most elegant. As well, the spread of the collar is exquisite. Robert Whittaker, no?
- June 12, 2008 at 4:36:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Smii, no.
CG, maybe. Depends on the jacket. You'd need to take it to an alterations tailor and get their opinion. - June 12, 2008 at 4:51:00 PM PDT
- Angus said...
I had been under the impression that a four-in-hand knot was normally to be teamed with a narrower spread, such as an Ainsley or forward-point collar. Interesting to see the alternative approach!
- June 12, 2008 at 8:18:00 PM PDT
- El Aristócrata said...
lovely indeed
- June 13, 2008 at 1:51:00 AM PDT
- WENGERIAN said...
Superb Will. Can you share some details on the suit and shirt?
Thanks - June 13, 2008 at 9:45:00 PM PDT
- jeffrey said...
When wearing a two button jacket I always button the top. What is the "rule" for three button? - June 25, 2008 at 6:14:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Jeffrey, there is no single rule because three button jackets can be cut differently. A three roll top is usually buttoned in the middle but may have the top two buttons closed. A three roll 2 ,ay only be buttoned in the middle - it's essentially a two button jacket that has an extra buttonhole.
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An essential get-me-going daily morning column from Hamilton-Wenham Patch.
Today is Friday, Jan. 11. Here are five things you need to know in Hamilton and Wenham:
1. Clouds: The weather forecast on Friday calls for it to be a cloudy day with the temperature getting into the low 40s. There's also a chance of showers in the late afternoon and evening.
2. Christmas trees: There's three spots to drop off your Christmas tree in Wenham – Iron Rail, Pingree Park and West Wenham playground. The last day to drop off a tree is Friday at all three locations.
3. Slavery: Jan. 11 is Slavery And Human Trafficking Awareness Day in Massachusetts. Last year, Massachusetts passed a law that makes human trafficking a felony in the state and creates services for victims.
4. Golden Globes: The red carpet will be rolled out on Sunday evening for the best in television and movies at the Golden Globe awards. It airs starting at 8 p.m. on Sunday on NBC (channel 7).
5. Principal: The field of finalists to become the new permanent principal at Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School is down to two. Superintendent Dr. Michael Harvey will make an announcement of those finalists by Monday.
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Ava Conner, 6, accompanied her mother Jennifer to the Capitol for today's rally for a transportation package.
OLYMPIA — Shouts of "Pass it Now" filled the Capitol steps this morning as supporters of a new package of taxes and road projects tried to goad the Legislature into action.
In front of the podium where a couple hundred sign-carrying protesters in hard hats and safety vests. Behind the podium were folks in suits and ties. It was a visual reminder that the package has the support of labor unions and the state's business community, backed up by speakers like Gov. Jay Inslee, who has made passing a transportation package one of his top priorities for the special session.
"We've got to finish what we have started," Inslee told the crowd. "It is crunch time…There is a tooth fairy but there is no transportation fairy."
Where it lacks support, however, is in parts of the GOP caucuses in both chambers of the Legislature, where opponents of the Columbia River Crossing bridge between Portland and Vancouver are against including money for that project. Some members also want any taxes the package will include to be sent to a statewide vote in November by including a referendum clause in the legislation.
The progression of thought for some politicians about the wisdom of the voters can be as predictable as it is ironic.
At the end of the first campaign, most winners are honored – and sometimes pleasantly surprised – at being chosen by voters. It is the rare first victory speech that doesn't include the phrase "humbled by the trust the people have placed in me", or words to that effect.
Over time and subsequent victories, that evolves for many into the certitude that the voters are making the wise decision. Later, some decide that voters smart enough to elect them aren't smart enough to make other decisions that might be laid before them.
The journey goes from "Let the Voters Decide!" to "What do they know?"
City Council members seem dangerously down this road. . .
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OLYMPIA — Anyone looking for a frenzied pace of activity in the special session would so far be disappointed, and today might best exemplify the pace.
The House isn't doing anything and the Senate had its own version of casual Friday. Lt. Gov. Brad Owen, who normally presides over Senate activity, wasn't available for the 10 a.m. pro forma session, so Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler of Ritzville was pressed into service to bang the gavel.
Schoesler took the rostrum without a tie, which isn't just a fashion faux pas but outside the normal dress code of the chamber. "I didn't find out I was doing this until five minutes to 10," Schoesler said.
With one Republican and one Democrat on the floor, Schoesler banged through the business of the day — reading the journal (dispensed with), reading of new bills (skip to the last line), accepting partial vetoes from Gov. Jay Inslee (message received) and adjournment — in three and a half minutes.
Probably not a record, but pretty fast for his first time.
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OLYMPIA — Anyone planning to grow legal marijuana in Washington should expect to do so inside, pass a tough background check and keep up with their paperwork.
The state agency setting new rules to comply with the voters' decision to legalize recreational marijuana for adults released a 46-page draft of dos and don'ts Thursday for would be growers, processors and sellers of the drug.
Sellers would have to be at least 1,000 feet from schools, playgrounds, child care centers, public parks or libraries. Stores could have limited signage or advertising, with no views of products from the street. And absolutely no kids allowed in the stores, processing facilities or growing areas.
The Washington State Liquor Control Board will be taking public comments on the proposal through June 10 before issuing final rules. . .
OLYMPIA – Out-of-state money pouring into the campaign coffers of this fall's initiative to require labeling of genetically modified food products make clear that Washington will once again be a battleground state for progressive causes.
Supporters of Initiative 522, which would require any product sold in Washington stores to say if it contains genetically altered substances, have raised nearly $2 million for various campaign organizations. Three-fourths of it came from businesses or people outside Washington who won't be voting on the measure this fall.
"It's part of a national movement," Liz Larter, a spokeswoman for the Yes on I-522 campaign, said of efforts to require consumers be told if their products contain modified ingredients. But Washington is likely to be the only state where the battle will be joined at the ballot box this fall after a similar measure failed last year in California. . .
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The Daily Show makes fun of President Obama's "I didn't know about this until I heard it on the news" explanations for recent scandals.
The Capitol Building above Capitol Lake on Wednesday morning.
OLYMPIA — Day 3 of the special session is quiet, inside the Capitol and out.
The Senate Government Operations Committee had a "work session" in the morning on recall elections. The Senate had a four-minute pro-forma session at noon before adjourning until Friday. Two new bills were introduced, including SB 5935, which would turn Washington into a Right-to-Work state. That whirring sound you hear is Big Jim Farley, coiner of the term "the soviet of Washington", spinning in his grave.
Budget negotiators met during the morning.
Gov. Jay Inslee is signing some bills passed in the regular session at 1:30 p.m.
The city may have grounds to challenge two proposed charter amendments and seek court orders to keep them off the ballot, lawyers have told the Spokane City Council.
Groups supporting the initiatives say that would be "a direct subversion of the democratic process" but the
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OLYMPIA – As a Senate committee approved tougher laws against impaired drivers Tuesday, some senators wondered aloud if the Legislature isn't at least partially responsible for putting more drunks on the road by expanding the places where alcohol is consumed.
Less than an hour after the Senate Law and Justice Committee gave unanimous approval to a proposal that would require more and quicker jail time for drivers convicted of alcohol or drug impairment, Gov. Jay Inslee signed four bills the Legislature recently passed that add new places from which a person might be driving after legally consuming alcohol. . .
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OLYMPIA — A law that toughens the state's drunk driving laws, in part by increasing mandatory jail time, received unanimous approval this morning from the Senate Law and Justice Committee.
Despite concerns by some senators that it didn't go far enough, or provide money to cities and counties for the higher costs of extra prosecutions for driving under the influence, all committee members gave it at least tentative support.
Just who was responsible for some of the drunks on the road was part of the debate. The Legislature must accept some responsibility, Sen. Jeanne Darnielle, D-Tacoma, said because it continues to increase the number of places where a person can consume alcohol — at movie theaters, public markets and spas — and then drive home.
The voters should accept some of the blame, said Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn. They opened up sales of distilled spirits in supermarkets through a 2011 initiative, and legalized marijuana consumption by adults in 2012. Stores like Costco now have mountains of liquor on display in their aisles, she said.
Sen. Adam Kline, D-Seattle, tried unsuccessfully to attach amendments that would pay for increased prosecutions and incarcerations by extending the temporary tax on beer that was imposed in 2010 and is due to expire on June 30. Committee Chairman Mike Padden, R-Spokane Valley, said taxes to pay for the bill is something the Ways and Means Committee will address.
The bill makes a fourth conviction for driving under the influence a felony, down from five convictions under the current law. It sets up mandatory jail time or treatment programs for earlier offenses, would allow judges to order a drunk driver to abstain from alcohol and submit to mandatory daily testing.
Gov. Jay Inslee said Monday that tougher drunk driving laws were one of the three top priorities for the special session, along with passing an operating budget for 2013-15 and a package of new transportation projects that will require some new revenue.
Pass an operating budget. Pass a new package for transportation projects. Toughen penalties for those who drive drunk or high.
At a press conference on the opening day of the 30-day special session, Inslee acknowledged that three other things he listed as priorities two weeks ago might not get done.
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OLYMPIA — Neither the governor nor the leaders of the caucus controlling the Senate will negotiate the budget in the news media.
We know this, because the said so this afternoon in press conferences, which were called to talk about the special session that started today and is mostly about getting a budget agreement
At various times over the span of an hour, Gov. Jay Inslee, Sen. Mark Schoesler and Sen. Rodney Tom all stated emphatically that they would not negotiate in the media. They said they were making progress, or that they were encouraged or that they hoped to be done in the allotted 30 days although it's possible that wouldn't happen.
Inslee said budget negotiators had agreed to "some of the fundamental assumptions" that would underlie the $33 billion plus, two-year operating budget. They hadn't started exchanging offers yet, but he was encouraging them to do so, to reach a consensus.
So what might those fundamental assumptions be? It has to do with how much savings some reforms might produce or revenue a change might produce, he said. But to get beyond that would be beyond the agreement not to negotiate in the media, he added.
Would Inslee support a budget that would close some tax loopholes but not extend temporary business taxes on professional services or continue a temporary tax on beer, as he proposed?
"It is unwise to negotiate in the media," he said. "The budget I have proposed is a great … but I am going to be agreeing to something different."
Sen. Rodney Tom, the Democrat who leads the predominantly Republican Majority Coalition Caucus, said his caucus members aren't in a compromising mood, believing they already compromised to put together their no-new-taxes budget that picked up some Democratic votes when it passed the Senate. Republicans gave on accepting federal money from the expansion of Medicaid, which is supporting "Obamacare."
Of course, that sort of ignores the fact that most of those Democrats voted for that budget as a way of moving the process along, and said they expected it to come back from the House with some tax preferences changed. Bu would any Senate Republicans support any budget that contained any tax changes?
"Right now, we've put together a budget that doesn't require revenue," Tom said. "We're not going to negotiate the budget in the media."
The prospects of getting a deal in 30 days after failing to reach agreement during the 105 days of the regular session? Schoesler, R-Ritzville, said he's a farmer, so he's an optimist. Senators are being told to be flexible, and either stay in Olympia or be available for teleconferences to discuss negotiaitons.
OLYMPIA — The special session of the Legislature began officially at 9 a.m. with a flurry of inactivity. The House passed a few resolutions and adjourned until Tuesday morning. The Senate went at ease until the afternoon, when Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler said enough members would be present to do opening day business like passing the resolutions to get things moving.
Update: At 1 p.m. they managed a quorum, a prayer, and the resolutions from the House that essentially keep all the bills that were introduced in the regular session but not passed in the chamber where they started, at the highest level they reached before sine die.
Total time elapsed: 6 minutes before they adjourned until Wednesday.
So no action on the floor this morning, but there was a floor show of sort in the Rotunda, where the North Klackamas (Oregon) Christian School choir was performing acapella. The accoustics are quite good under the dome, and lots of musical groups stop by to sing or play instruments.
Some of the hymns they sang only confirmed the deeply held beliefs of the press corps that we are all in limbo — we can hear the music of heaven but aren't allowed to get there. Also appropriate was their rendition of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".
Wimoweh, wimoweh. The lege, it sleeps right now.
A close look at the House reader board in the above photo might cause some people to worry where it says "the first special session" — as though the Legislature is preparing for multiple special sessions, rolling on as far as the eye can see.
Not necessarily. That's just how they officially describe things.
OLYMPIA – The Legislature returns to town Monday in search of a compromise on a two-year operating budget that keeps the state in the black, uses relatively few accounting gimmicks, may or may not raise taxes and doesn't get them hauled into court on a case they can't win.
If those lines give you a sense of déjà vu, it's probably because the same thing could have been written about the start of every regular session and special session since 2010.
A Google search would likely show it has been written by someone each of the last four year. Probably at least once by me.
Every regular session starting in 2010 required at least one special session to finish work on the budget. (Some careful readers might note that was when I started covering the Legislature full time in
Some years they go directly from the regular session into the special session, or take just a few days off for Easter or some other holiday that coincides with end of their allotted time. This year, Gov. Jay Inslee called a two-week break before going into overtime, sending most of them back to their districts to spend time with their families, and in a few cases, raise money for this year's campaigns. While most don't have to worry about re-election this year, a few have dreams of another office, like Senate Democratic Leader Ed Murray who'd like to be mayor of
Not everyone was sent home for the duration, however. Leaders of the budget committees and their staffs were searching for a compromise that could be presented to the caucuses or sent to a hearing soon after other legislators return. At the end of last week, Inslee was doing his best to remain optimistic without over-promising.
Negotiators were making progress on a budget compromise, Inslee said, but not enough he could say for with any certainty the Legislature will be working full-time from the get-go Monday. He expects negotiators from both parties and both chambers will "start making the hard compromises necessary" and legislators could have a few other issues, like getting tougher on repeat drunk drivers, to occupy their early days back.
Compromises are a given, considering operating budgets passed by the Senate and House are more than $1 billion apart in terms of total spending, and the House budget calls for ending or shrinking some tax exemptions the Senate does not.
Inslee included himself among the folks who will have to compromise, although he didn't suggest what his compromises might be, which would be akin to a poker play turning up his hole cards before going all-in during a game of Texas Hold 'em.
When the Legislature adjourned on April 28, Inslee described the sides as "light years apart." Other than to say they were making progress Friday, Inslee said he couldn't elaborate: "We've agreed not to talk about negotiations."
Perhaps, as colleague Jerry Cornfield of the Everett Herald suggested later, they're approaching a point where they're at least in the same solar system.
But don't expect the rocket to land any time soon.
Remember how Congress moved almost like greased lightning to keep stop the slowdown in commercial flights that the sequester was going to cause?
And remember how the jaded among you said that was just because they were getting to leave on recess, and didn't want to face delays as they flew home for the break?
Well, turns out there's some dough left from the money the FAA moved around to keep air traffic controllers off furlough, and it's going to help the little airports like Felts Field. And gee, they almost never fly into the little airports…at least not outside of campaign season.
People thinking about running for local council or district offices who haven't yet made up their minds need to make a decision pretty quick. Filing week starts Monday morning.
On the ballot this year are council seats in cities and towns throughout Washington, as well as many mayoral slots. The City of Spokane has three openings — one for each council district — and the City of Spokane Valley has four at-large seats on this year's ballot.
Neither of those cities have a mayor's race — Spokane's isn't until 2015 and Spokane Valley's mayor is chosen from the council — but Cheney, Deer Park, Fairfield, Latah, Medical Lake, Millwood and Rockford are all electing mayors this year.
Many school districts, fire districts, water districts and cemetery districts also have positions on the ballot.
Most races are non-partisan, but Eastern Washington's 7th Legislative District has a partisan race to fill a state Senate seat. Bob Morton resigned his seat at the end of last year, and John Smith, a Colville businessman, was appointed to fill the position at the start of the legislative session. To retain the seat, Smith will have to survive the August primary and win the November election.
Smith is a Republican, but under the state's Top 2 primary system, the two candidates with the most votes in the primary advance to the general election regardless of party. In the strongly Republican 7th District, it's not unusual for two GOP candidates to be on the general election ballot.
Most candidates have until the elections office in their county closes on Friday afternoon to file for office. Candidates for offices in districts that cover more than one county, such as the 7th Legislative District, file with the Secretary of State in Olympia.
OLYMPIA —Negotiators are making progress on a budget compromise that would cover the state's operating costs for the next two years, Gov. Jay Inslee said this morning.
But not enough that Inslee could say for certainty whether the Legislature will be working full-time starting Monday, when the special session starts.
"I think progress was made this week," Inslee told reporters after ceremonial bill signings in his office conference room. He expects negotiators from both parties and both chambers will "start making the hard compromises necessary."
The Legislature failed to pass a two-year operating budget during its 105-day regular session which ended April 28. Inslee called a special session to begin May 13, but budget staff and key leaders have spent parts of the last two weeks trying to find areas for compromise. Operating budgets passed by the Senate and House are more than $1 billion apart in terms of total spending, and the House budget calls for changes in tax exemptions the Senate does not.
When the Legislature adjourned on April 28, Inslee described the sides as "light years apart." Budget negotiators met on Tuesday and today, he said. Other than to say they were making progress, Inslee said he couldn't elaborate. "We've agreed not to talk about negotiations."
After convening at 9 a.m. Monday, legislators could hold hearings on some other issues that they or Inslee would like brought up in the special session. Among those are tougher rules for repeat drunk-driving offenses which had strong support when introduced but hit a few roadblocks over questions of funding in the final weeks of the session. Inslee said he thought negotiators were "99.5 percent of the way" to a compromise that would save counties and cities money on drunk-driving cases but may cost the state more money. If that's the case, budget negotiators will have to be sure the operating budget will have money to cover those changes, he said.
Figures released Thursday by the state Department of Revenue showed that taxes from retail sales, which make up nearly half of the $109 billion in taxable sales, rose about 5.3 percent. Mike Gowrylow, a department spokesman, said the drop in consumer-driven retail sales tax revenue bottomed out in 2011 and showed increases in all quarters of 2012. But "it's not like a big boom," he added.
Total sales were still well below the nearly $119 billion collected in 2007.
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Washington beer drinkers pay a higher tax than any state west of the Mississippi in the continental U.S.
So says the Tax Foundation in its weekly map feature that shows various tax rates.
The rate in Washington is 76 cents per gallon, which is eighth highest in the nation. Alaska and Hawaii are higher, but all the states around Washington are significantly lower.
The listed rate includes the temporary tax set to expire on June 30. Some folks in the Legislature were considering making that tax permanent, but the beer tax extension was pulled from the most recent tax proposal in the House of Representatives.
If that tax goes away, the beer tax will go down to about 26 cents per gallon, which would still make Washington the highest in the region, but bring it down to about 25th in the nation.
OLYMPIA – State officials who ask the Legislature for more money or expanded programs could be fined, and pay the penalty out of their own pocket, if they don't properly file lobbying reports with the Public Disclosure Commission.
A bill sponsored by Rep. Matt Shea, R-Spokane Valley, sets up a civil penalty of $100 per statement on a state agency head who fails to file lobbying reports with the commission and allows any state official or employee who improperly spends public money on lobbying to be fined.
Supporters say it's a way to keep public money from being used to lobby for more public money. It doesn't keep state officials from supplying information in response to legislative requests.
Signed Wednesday by Gov. Jay Inslee, it takes effect at the beginning of 2014.


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Recently, the New York Times had an article about grown-up books with funny titles. Oh yeah?!! Children's books has loads of 'em. Here's some silly sounding books I've read. What about you?
The Invisible Rules of the Zoe Lama | The Day My Butt Went Psycho |
Notes from a Liar and Her Dog | I Smell Like Ham |
The Stupendous Dodgeball Fiasco |
Brainboy and the Deathmaster |
Middle School Is Worse Than Meatloaf |
The Great Whale of Kansas |
Okay, many chapter books have funny titles, like the books in the My Weird School series, or Captain Underpants series. It was really hard to choose. I went for the non-obvious titles.
Calvin Coconut: Trouble Magnet | Your Mother Was a Neanderthal |
Magic Pickle books |
Charlie Muffin's Miracle Mouse |
Scrubs Forever! |
The Tale of Despereaux adaptation
The Tale of Despereaux graphic novel
And of course, we can't forget the original book, the Newbery Award winner The Tale of Despereaux
The Sleepover Squad series
The Demigod Files the book of games about the Lightning Thief series
Mozart the Wonder Child by Diane Stanley
This week was the first meeting of our first Girls Book Club, a book discussion group for girls ages 9 to 12.
We talked about our favorite books (see those below), ate lots of pizza and chose our books for March and April. No need to sign up, just read, and come to the library that night. We'll have a light dinner; something tasty...it could be pizza again!
Some of our favorite books are Savvy, Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos, From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, and Blood on the River.
Friday nights in the children's room is the new place to be. Our brand new program We've Got Game started in January and it's been a smashing success. Kids get a chance to test out the library's cool new tech gadgets like the Nintendo Wii (yes, the library has a Wii), Creation Station, and the Chumby. Plus kids can even bring their own handhelds. You can even try out the new Microsoft Surface!!!
Stop by this Friday, February 13 @ 4:15pm and see what all the Buzz is about.
Also check out the WebPlay! section of the Youth page for some awesome websites and gaming posts.
Happy Gaming!
Youtube videos are everywhere, but how can you be sure you won't come across something with questionable content? Try Totlol! This new sub-site of YouTube is a parent moderated video community aimed at kids under the age of 13. There are videos about music, phonics, classic cartoons, even some cool series like Signing Time where you can learn sign language! The selection is huge and if you like, you can participate too by creating a free account, creating your own playlist. The site has gotten some good reviews from ReadWriteWeb and Wired Magazine. Find our more information about how it works here and see if you'd like to join in!
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Sesame Street also shares videos on their site and you can never get enough Elmo! Check out all the fun videos about reading!
blip.tv is where our library shares videos like Opening Day and time lapse videos of it being built. See what it looked like one year ago this month!
Vimeo has fun videos like Bob Shea's Dinosaur vs. Bedtime (a personal favorite book of mine!)
Dinosaur vs. Bedtime from bob shea on Vimeo.
The NEW Darien Library opened with visitors galore! The children's library game to guess the number of people was a smashing draw. We had over 100 guesses, and one was pretty close.
Truly amazing; we can't thank you enough for making the Library such an awesome place!
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Games? Totally! The mystery game will have clues to characters, and plots of books for you to guess.
Movie Premiere? Definitely! We are going to show a movie that night that includes short films made by you, and other students.
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- Write a book review about your favorite Nutmeg and email it to us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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In this editorial, the Dispatch highlights the significance of Ohio's recognition in a recent survey as the state with the most improved business-friendly climate in the country. We still have a lot more work to do but we're seeing positive signs of recovery:
In the latest sign that word is getting out about Ohio's business-friendly makeover, the Buckeye State is the biggest gainer in Chief Executive magazine's 2013 ranking of Best States for Business.
Ohio advanced an impressive 13 spots from last year, by far the biggest gain of any state, on the list based on responses from more than 700 CEOs around the country.
Ohio landed at No. 22 after CEOs ranked states on factors including taxation and regulation, work-force quality and quality of life.
In addition to its impressive one-year gain, Ohio had the third-largest four-year gain among states, rising from a dismal No. 45 in 2009.
State tax reforms signed into law by former Gov. Bob Taft and phased in over several years have had a major impact on Ohio's reputation as a good place for business.
Gov. John Kasich has taken the foundation of Ohio's diverse economy and continued to build Ohio's reputation for business-friendliness.
A state can't promote itself as business-friendly if it can't get its own house in order. Kasich quickly closed Ohio's $8 billion budget gap, has overseen the addition of 115,000 new jobs since taking office and just announced refunds to employers from the state Bureau of Workers' Compensation, which is running a surplus.
Those states have in common high-tax, high-regulation policies that a majority of CEOs say are crippling the growth those states desperately need to prop up their unsustainable entitlements and public-pension obligations.
By contrast, low-tax, low-regulation states have solidified their grip on the list's top spots: Texas, Florida and North Carolina remained unchanged on this year's list at Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
CEOs say that, in contrast to Washington, D.C., the states are adopting pro-growth policies by reducing business taxes and streamlining regulations, among other things.
One ranking isn't the be-all, end-all for a state, and there is still room for improvement on lists such as the Chief Executive one.
Though higher-ranked than most neighboring states, Ohio still lags Indiana, which maintained its No. 5 position. But clearly, momentum continues to build under Kasich's stewardship and his championing of the Ohio story in national and international settings.
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For the casual and serious tournament player alike, this tournament kit has a terrific looking chess set and everything else a chess player needs. This complete package includes our exclusive Rogue Plastic Chess Set and two extra queens, vinyl rollup chess board, chess bag, and scorebook. Our Rogue knight has a mean looking disposition, from which it received its name. The other pieces have a traditional Staunton look and profile. Pieces are triple weighted and are wonderfully balanced for stability on the chess board. One of our best plastic chess sets and packages.
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Generally, we all know the beefy version which is also awsome, but rarely do we think about using another kind of red meat. So, as I love ostrich meat, I decided to use it in order to change from the usual recipe!
Apart from being delicious and similar in taste to beef, ostrich meat is also very healthy. It is supposed to be one of the superior meats that exists. Like beef it is red meat and it contains even less calories, fat and cholesterol than white meat (chicken or turkey), but it is high on iron and protein...
This versatile "steak tartar" is really aromatic and wacky, yet very delicate and pleasant. Ostrich meat (mine is from Namibia) is sweet and is not so bloody-tasting as beef, but it is nonetheless full of character and rich in flavor.
This "steak tartar" recipe was entirely invented by myself in order to meet my own cravings for full-bodied and tasty kick ass food; this dish is not bland and you will see that you tastebuds will be put to contribution!!!...
Serves 2
400-450g Ostrich fillet or steak, finely chopped or medium ground
1 1/2-2 Cans Anchovy fillets (~30-40g fish, drained) in oil, very finely chopped or medium ground (I used 2)
1-2 Big clove(s) garlic, crushed
1 Medium red shallot, very finely chopped
2 Egg yolks
2 Tbs Cognac
1 Tbs Red porto wine
2 1/2 Tsp Worcestershire sauce
1 Tsp Red or green Tabasco sauce (or more if desired)
3-4 Tbs Curled parsley, very finely chopped
1/2 Tsp Salt (or less depending on your taste)
Pepper to taste
A package toastbread
1. Mix all ingredients together so that they atre well blended.
2. Taste the mixture in order to see if it meets your taste and bring the modifications needed.
3. Cover well with plastic foil to avoid the meat from oxidizing, refrigerate for 2 hours.
4. Mound on a pretty plate or place in a bowl, leave to rest another 30 minutes and then, decorate with a strip of parsley.
5. Toast the bread.
6. Serve.
Instead of ostrich meat, you can use beefsteak or rumsteak.
A tin of anchovy fillets weighs about 30g with the oil. Once you've drained the oil, you'll need the contents of two cans (~2 X 20g).
If you wish, you can use less anchovies depending on how tasty and salty you want your steak tartar to be.
Before you add salt or both cans of anchovies, taste the mixture, then you can add the amount you need.
Don't mix the ground meat too roughly in order to avoid packing it.
It is better to reserve the steak tartar mixture before serving as then, the aromas develop. But don't serve it too cold, otherwise the tastes are surpressed; eat your steak tartare at room temperature.
Serving suggestions:
Spread small quantities of the steak tartar on a slice of buttered toastbread.
(ostrich -Pic by www.dafyd.me.uk)
(Namib Desert - Pic by Colin Brenchley www.trekearth.com)
9 comments:
- Clare Eats said...
Oooh u can try kangaroo and emu next!
- 12:14 PM, May 10, 2006
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Yes, I wouldn't mind eating emu or kangaroo meat once in my life... Have you ever tasted this kind of meat?
- 2:56 PM, May 10, 2006
- Gracianne said...
Elle avait l'air sympa pourtant cette autruche Rosa...
- 3:39 PM, May 10, 2006
- relly said...
Yes she is cute, she has a beautiful smile...tho she does'nt know someones waiting for her on here plate...ha ha ha.
Ostrich meat is very expensive.I have tasted once...and prefer to eat it than horse meat! - 4:52 PM, May 10, 2006
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
GRACIANNE: Oui, ;-))!!!
RELLY: Yes, I really love her face, but her meat is also fine, ha, ha, ha! That's a bad joke, all my respect goes to Miss Ostrich...
Here, ostrich meat is a lot cheaper that beef which has got really expensive over the years. It is less strong-tasting than horse meat. - 10:06 AM, May 11, 2006
- Colette said...
Bon week end...
- 9:34 PM, May 11, 2006
- paz said...
Wow! I've never had ostrich steak before. But after you've posted that cute photo below, I'm not sure if I can try it. ;-)
Paz - 8:05 PM, May 16, 2006
Looks great, but I have to point out that ostrich meat is not red meat - red meat specifically refers to the meat of a mammal. So while pork is pink, it is red meat, and while ostrich is red, it is poultry.
- 4:53 AM, December 28, 2009
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
ANONYMOUS: Thanks for passing by and for leaving a comment. Of course, ostrich meat is poultry, but it is often described as red meat (http://www.wisegeek.com/is-ostrich-meat-healthy.htm)...
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