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Prior to joining the Philadelphia Orchestra in 2003, Ricardo Morales was principal clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, a position he assumed at age 21 under the direction of James Levine. He has performed as guest principal clarinetist several times with the New York Philharmonic, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and the Berlin Philharmonic.
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OneRepublic was forced to postpone a pair of dates on their current European tour, after frontman Ryan Tedder suffered a voice-related ailment.
The band postponed dates in Glasgow, Scotland, for this past Friday, and Belfast, Ireland, for Sunday night.
On Friday, the official OneRepublic Twitter feed posted, "To our fans in Glasgow, we are gutted about having to postpone tonight's concert- Ryan woke up missing the 1 thing needed 4 2nite- his voice.... We have been going HARD for almost 3 months straight now & it caught up to us. He will regain his voice in full quickly we are positive."
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The Local Agency Formation Commission passed a measure in September of 2012 that requires all cities in Stanislaus County to present plans to preserve an equal amount of farmland as is taken out of production when new homes are built. Other types of development were not to be affected as part of the plan.
Deputy City Attorney Doug White said at the planning commission meeting that the countywide panel has made it clear that no developments that require annexation of land will pass through LAFCo without a plan for agricultural preservation. In other words if the city does not have an agricultural land preservation plan in place it will not be able to annex and grow its boundary lines beyond its current sphere of influence.
The ordinance mirrors the general concepts of LAFCo policy, he said.
Patterson Planning Commission Chairman Ron West was uneasy about the policy.
"For five years we went through a General Plan process on this," he said. "For 30 years the Ag-land folks have been trying to stop growth."
West cited a few statistics that opposed the Ag mitigation idea.
"From 1997 to 2007 we increased land production 82,500 acres," he said, noting in that time, farm revenues rose in that 10-year span from $1.3 billion to $2.4 billion.
"In that time LAFCo took 9,000 acres of Ag land out of production," he said. "I don't have that fear that apparently goes with the way LAFCo is thinking."
Patterson resident and developer Keith Schneider stated the LAFCo policy was nothing more than a transfer of wealth from the development industry to farmers.
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Each unit (that is, a department, college, PPH) shall be allocated one /56 network and no more. It is expected, and hoped, that this will be the only network ever allocated to the unit. A multi-site unit will be expected to use this allocation for all sites. Routing can be hosted within the university backbone by OUCS, or within the unit, in the same way as the current IPv4 system allows.
According to the standard model of using /64 subnets, each unit will have 256 subnets available for use within their site(s). An example of the use of such subnets might be the common present day division of staff, students, libraries and so on. This might extend to, say, research groups in the future.
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Although a complete /56 will be allocated and routed via a linknet to a unit on request, if annexe sites are in use it might be appropriate to allocate a /60 section to each site and route that locally, supporting up to 16 sites or fewer if additional networks are required at one site.
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Workers first broke ground on September 7, 2011. Nearly two years, 16,000n seats and $180 million later, the Pinnacle Bank Arena is just weeks away from its first concert.
So we wanted to know, what do you think of it?
"I wish it would fit in a little bit more with the older buildings," James Brightwell, Lincoln, said.
"It's a nice contrast to the conventional architecture that's found down here," Dale Galusha, whose lived in Lincoln for 30 years, said.
The final touches are being put on the arena, like the sign going up on Thursday and, of course, the big red N.
"I'm a big Nebraska basketball fan so I can't wait to get in there," Matt Knobbe, Lincoln, said. "Got season tickets."
The arena is going to forever change the look of Lincoln. And as motorists on I-180 approach downtown, the structure has become a pinnacle of the skyline.
We asked for opinions on Facebook, too.
"Some people will never be happy," Ashley Katz posted.
"It has ruined the look of the town. Now it looks like a spaceship has landed," Paula Washburn Dowd said.
People on the street agree with the spaceship comments.
"It does kinda look like a spaceship and a baked potato. I've heard both of them," Devin Neal, Norfolk, said. "But I think it's kinda cool. It's something unique. It's something different."
But regardless of your opinion, one thing's for sure. And that's the Pinnacle Bank Arena is here to stay.
"I think the Pinnacle Bank Arena is going to be amazing," Eli Barts, Lincoln, said. "Finally Lincoln is getting the attention it deserves and for the capitol, we deserve to have our own quest center. Our own big sports arena."
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, has won the National Book Award for Bewilderment, a book of poetry. Ferry was born in Orange, raised on Yale Street in Maplewood, and writes about the South Orange - Maplewood community in his work.
Ferry, a poet and translator, is Sophie Chantal Hart Professor of English, Emeritus, at Wellesley College. Born in 1924, he graduated from Amherst College and Harvard University, and served as a Sergeant in the United States Army Air Force from 1943 to 1946. What's less well known about Ferry is that his CHS years included a spell with the Parnassian Society, the Glee Club and the Senior Play. His yearbook entry (see photo) refers to him as "Dave."
Ferry's award-winning books of poetry and translation include Of No Country I Know: New and Selected Poems and Translations, which won the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize, the Bingham Poetry Prize from Boston Book Review, the Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry and was a finalist for The New Yorker Book Award and the L.L. Winship/PEN New England Award.
"CHS has a terrific legacy of poets -- CK Williams, Madeleine Tiger are two that come immediately to mind," says Mary Brancaccio, who led numerous writing programs at the high school and teaches at Drew University.
Superintendent Brian Osborne lauds the alum, as well. "Congratulations to CHS alum David Ferry on winning the National Book Award," says Osborne. "Mr. Ferry joins the amazingly talented ranks of decorated and accomplished CHS alum who inspire SOMSD students and staff alike."
Ferry not only writes, but has taught for decades. Anne Fernald, South Orange resident and Fordham University professor, recalls classes with the poet. "David Ferry was an amazing and inspiring professor," she say.
"I took him for Milton and for a class called "'The Poetry of 1914' in which we studied British and American poetry written on the eve of World War One (including Prufrock, Thomas Hardy's "Satire of Circumstance" and Robert Frost). He is such a good reader that he can make you understand his poetry better simply by listening to him."
A memorable teacher, says Fernald inspires beyond the classroom walls. "Ferry is incredibly kind: I know that he and his wife (now deceased) gave one night a week to work in the soup kitchen in Cambridge. To us, he gave his phone number. I remember him telling us that if we ever got stuck writing a paper and got really worried, we should just call him on the phone--that sometimes a quick phone call would solve what seemed like a big problem. I took advantage of that once and he was so happy to hear from me and so helpful."
Columbia High School students, among them countless writers, editors and others who make their living with words, have another alumnus to consider. They can do by reading an excerpt from "Narcissus," set, perhaps, in the South Mountain Reservation, overlooking home.
Narcissus (excerpt)
There's the one about the man who went into
A telephone booth on the street and called himself up,
And nobody answered, because he wasn't home,
So how could he possibly have answered the phone?
The night went on and on and on and on.
The telephone rang and rang and nobody answered.
And there's the one about the man who went
Into the telephone booth and called himself up,
And right away he answered, and so they had
A good long heart-to-heart far into the night.
The sides of the phone booth glittered and shone in the light
Of the streetlight light as the night went echoing on.
Out in the wild hills of suburban New Jersey,
Up there above South Orange and Maplewood,
The surface of a lonely pond iced over,
Under the avid breath of the winter wind,
And the snow drifted across it and settled down,
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Country music loves Dave Grohl -- well, at least the Zac Brown Band does. The members of the Georgia band are such enthusiasts of Grohl that they've decided to release a behind-the-scenes DVD of their experience with the Foo Fighters frontman during the recording of The Grohl Sessions.
What they lacked in creativity while naming the DVD -- which is called The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1. -- the Zac Brown Band guys made up in enthusiasm. Brown himself opens the trailer for the DVD release -- which hits stores next week -- by grinning and announcing, "I feel like everything has changed since we came in here [to Grohl's studio]. Everything!"
Grohl also chats animatedly about his experience producing and playing on the record, and about helping the country group take their songs that were "kind of written," and then "figure [them] out like a Rubik's cube."
The Grohl Sessions EP was released on December 10. The behind-the-scene documentary The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1. will hit stores on May 19.
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A local businessman and blogger is getting some widespread attention for a post about controversial comments made by a cast member of television show Duck Dynasty.
James Akers Jr. wrote in the post on his website that Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson shouldn't have been suspended from the show.
Robertson was suspended last week for comments made in an interview with GQ Magazine in which he made comments many considered homophobic and racist.
In Akers' post, "A gay guy's perspective on Phil from Duck Dynasty," he wrote:
"In America we all have the right to our opinions, especially as it relates to religion. Me judging his views of what is and is not a sin is no more fair and right than him judging who I love. I actually think God would not have made me gay just to send me to hell. I think God, my God at least, is a little more loving and caring than that. I think just because the person I love is a man, it does not mean that love is a sin…but I digress. Here in America we all the right to our opinion. We also have the right to change the channel. If I do not agree with Phil then I will not watch his show…buy his merchandise…or be his friend on Facebook? Who cares what a redneck in the swamp thinks about me…further more, who didn't see that coming."
Akers said his blog has received more than 125,000 views from more than 20 countries since it was posted Thursday.
"I've been shocked," said Akers. "Shocked that people care what I have to say, care what he had to say and shocked that the same people who are adamantly defending his right to voice his opinion are attacking me for voicing mine."
Akers' blog has received more than 300 comments with both support and opposition to his views.
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Plain and simple, the Sens made out like bandits at the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Selecting three forwards in the first round, plus Shane Prince in the second and trading for Nikita Filatov quickly restocked their prospect pool. There are no guarantees any (or all) of those players will make the Sens a top team down the road, but it certainly increases the odds that this draft will be considered a success.
Drafting at the six spot, Ottawa made an effort to move up and select Gabriel Landeskog. When he went second overall, it became a foregone conclusion the Sens would keep their original spot. The Senators then selected Mika Zibanejad, a skilled and physical centre from Sweden. He will be in camp come September but will most likely return to Djurgardens for the 2011/2012 year.
Stefan Noesen and Matt Puempel were taken in the last third of the first round. Puempel is a pure goal scorer coming off of hip surgery. Over the last two years in the OHL he scored 67 goals in 114 games. He might have a shot at 50 goals next season in Peterborough. Noesen improved his draft stock with a strong second half and playoff. He is the first player born in Texas selected by the Senators. His game translates at the next level as a strong two way winger.
Shane Prince is an intriguing prospect. Playing junior with the 67's here in Ottawa, the winger put up good numbers. Considered by some to be smaller in stature, Prince plays bigger than his listed 5'11". Spend enough time around NHLers, and you see pretty quickly that many players make a living by playing up a weight class or two. Prince will be one of those guys.
On the second day, GM Bryan Murray moved his third round pick to Columbus for Filatov. Selected sixth overall in 2008, he never lived up to his promise with the Blue Jackets, a consistent problem in Columbus. This is a great trade as it is low risk high reward on the Senators part. Filatov heard the news on the Internet as he was vacationing with his family and was in Ottawa less than 48 hours later. He seems to have a renewed attitude and could make his mark playing with Jason Spezza.
Development Camp
As they have over the last few years, Ottawa is running it's prospect development over the Canada Day weekend. Randy Lee, the Senators Director of Player Development and Hockey Administration, has improved the quality of this camp to the point many consider it one of the best in the NHL. Ottawa has 35 of it's prospects here. All 10 from this years draft are on the ice, as well as a couple expected to have a shot at making the top team this fall.
For many, a pro career awaits them down the road. However, based on the quality of the players here this week, many will have an uphill battle making it to the NHL on a consistent basis. Which is a good thing for the Senators; in years past, the level of play was nowhere near where it needed to be.
After a few days, a couple players are emerging as the "better prospects." Often too much is read into a couple days of drills and skating. But after a scrimmage or two, the Senators management have to be pleased.
Two players came into this camp with a spotlight on them. David Rundblad was traded for at the 2010 draft, and is making his first appearance with the Senators. He had an exceptional season in Sweden last year and has as good a chance as any to make the parent team. He is showcasing his skills at both ends of the ice.
The other, Zibanejad, has shown he can play gritty as well as providing offense. His play is at the same level as other top prospects in camp. Translating that into an NHL position would take a real leap of faith. He is 18 and will be better served staying in the SEL for another year.
Perhaps the most dominant player so far has been Jakob Silfverberg. During the scrimmage Thursday evening he was the best player on the ice. He turns 21 this fall and the Sens are hoping he comes over from, you guessed it, Sweden. He has said he would like to spend one more year in his homeland. He is a winger that is showing he has scoring ability.
Others having a good camp so far are Prince, 2009 first rounder Jared Cowen, 2011 third round pick Jean Gabriel Pageau, and Ben Blood, a massive defenseman who will return to the NCAA. His size and physical play will certainly be welcomed when he turns pro.
Murray, his staff and his scouts have done an incredible job of adding depth to the prospect pool. Never in the history of this club has there been this much talent in the system. It is only a matter of time before they start making their mark in the NHL.


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BATON ROUGE (AP) — As Oklahoma State's coach in 2005, Les Miles watched LSU's last-second loss to Iowa in the 2005 Capital One Bowl.
He wanted a peek at his future team.
Nine years later, Miles' Tigers — not Nick Saban's — will meet Iowa on New Year's Day in the Outback Bowl, the program's first trip to the destination in 25 years.
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"I was really worried about it because it made me not come to Target for my December shopping," said Martin Obioxa. He says he and his wife Pauline skipped Target when they went Christmas shopping for their daughter Olivia. All because of the credit and debit card breach the company discovered last November. But after a month hiatus they returned as shoppers Friday only to get more bad news.
Target announcing the breach they first thought affected 40 million customers has grown to 70 million. It's not just pin numbers compromised. Now your personal information like email addresses and telephone numbers may be out there.
"I'm really concerned because if my credit card was involved it's a lot of problems for my personal security, my personal bank accounts and other stuff," said Obioxa.
Another customer, Alisha Brown is still a faithful customer despite the breach.
"I shop at Target once a week," said Brown but now she's changing the way she shops.
"I didn't change my card because I didn't have issues. My bank said didn't have issues. But now I'm using cash at Target," said Brown.
Target's CEO released a statement following the latest discovery. It reads:
"I know that it is frustrating for our guests to learn that this information was taken and we are truly sorry they are having to endure this."
Other shoppers say there's not much they can do but keep an eye on their account activity.
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However, if the program isn't listed on the Exceptions tab, you might need to open (add) a port. For example, to play a multiplayer game with friends online, you might need to open a port for the game so that the firewall allows the game information to reach your computer. Unlike an exception, which is only open during the time that it is needed, a port stays open all the time, so be sure to close ports that you don't need anymore.
Open Windows Firewall by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Security, and then clicking Windows Firewall.
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We rented for one month for a family stay with our 3 grand kids. It could not have been better. The property is perfectly located right on the no car beach. The building was recently renovated and everything looked new. The views were fantastic, as was the water. A manatee swam right by us one day... We went twice to Universal in Orlando. It is a one hour drive away. There were plenty of restaurants within a very short drive such as Boondocks (highly recommended). We would definitely stay there again.
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A week was not enough to see and do everything there is to offer at Ponce Inlet. We enjoyed deep sea fishing and back water fishing as well. Caught a few fishLane Snapper, Black Sea Bass and sharks. Watched the Turtle Team open a nest that 47 babies that needed help. The Condo was clean and comfy, found beautiful shells on the best beach in Florida. Pool and pool area was clean. I like the security gates, felt safe going and coming from beach/pool alone. Private homey feel. Will be back for sure next year. Thank you Sandy for a week to Celebrate Anniversary and Birthday. Very Happy and liked cooking in that kitchen with a breathtaking view. Picture perfect. Ate at Aunt Catfish and it is worth it yummy salad bar and Sea Foods. Joe's Crabshack on Sun Glow Pier over the water, real good and interesting and not over priced like some. Could hear the Ocean surf from the Master suite bed :-) E. Rang family
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The furnishings were lovely, the view was spectacular, the pool and oceanfront access was fantastic! The entire building is very well maintained, clean, and has all the amenities and more that you need for your beach stay. For this specific unit, I would recommend they provide beach chairs and an umbrella and especially bicycles for their guests to use during their stay. The bonus was this unit provided free wifi, very important benefit! The unit was comfortable and large. I would recommend that a more concealing blinds be placed in the front bedroom, possibly even black out curtains as the front bedroom window faces the outside hallway. The blinds do not provide full privacy. This is true of the kitchen area blinds as well, but privacy is not as critical in the kitchen as it is necessary in the front room. Also, if you want to cook a lot, the kitchen lacks extensive cookware, pots, pans, etc. The kitchen has the basics, but not much else. The unit has lovely furniture, and a beautiful large nice dining room table. The unit also has tile floor in the main living area, which is nice and convenient for a beach front property. Overall, I would recommend this unit and especially this condominium complex for it's great location, excellent amenities, and beautiful views. Excellent location, and excellent value for a monthly rental.


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She usually stands guard over the Lincoln Street Art Park. But, right now the fire breathing dragon is in Grand Rapids at ArtPrize, competing for the $200,000 grand prize, decided by public votes.
The creature, known as Gon KiRin is made entirely of found objects. Ryan Doyle is one of the amazing artists who brought her to life. "The panels on the face are from just steel that we found laying around -- sides of fridges and stuff we burned off all the paint the tires are all from 75, 94, 96," he said.
The dragon is 26 feet tall and weighs 17,000 pounds. Other recycled objects used to make the 3D sculpture include a 1963 Dodge truck, a boat, and several couches.
There's also a propane cannon, where the fire comes from and more than 700 LED lights that light the dragon up at night.
"When it's set up outside, it's one of the most amazing pieces of art I've ever seen, young people and old people, children. A fire breathing dragon we grew up dreaming about them and to see one alive is wonderful," Matthew Naimi said.
He's founder of Recycle Here and the Art Park and is also thrilled to see his vision come alive.
The space used to be a dumping ground outside of his facility. But, he came up with a creative idea to stop it. "Why don't we clean it up with volunteers and instead of putting a fence and keeping people out -- why don't we put art and invite people in," Naimi said.
That's how it all started in 2011. And the park has really grown. 60 or 70 artists have now been here. Leaving colorful murals and thought provoking projects.. like Frank the dinosaur and more including other these pieces where the canvas is the roof of a Ford Flex.
Rachel Klegon of Green Living Science said,"the Art Park has really been a place for inspiration and creativity and just a lot of space to give people the chance to create something that they never thought that they'd be able to do before."
Klegon runs Recycle Here's educational program called "Green Living Science" and brings students to teach them about reuse.
The recycling facility is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Art Park is always open, evolving and revolving on Lincoln Street.
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Wade reveals final days with LeBron in Las Vegas
- 9:37 am Friday, August 1st, 2014 by Jason Lieser
If anyone outside LeBron James' camp knew what was about to happen, it was Dwyane Wade. James was in Las Vegas the week leading up to his announcement that he was leaving the Heat for Cleveland, and Wade spent a large portion of that week with him.
Pat Riley: Heat still considering Michael Beasley, Greg Oden, Ray Allen
- 7:55 pm Wednesday, July 30th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
The Heat have 12 players under contract and are looking at a few tweaks between now and the start of training camp.
Dwyane Wade: LeBron James made the right decision
- 6:09 pm Saturday, July 12th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
The man flanking LeBron James in his final days before rejoining the Cavaliers was the same man who recruited him to Miami in the first place: Dwyane Wade.
Wade spent most of the past week around James in Las Vegas and flew across the country with him back to Miami late Thursday. James' decision went public Friday.
Wade was disappointed to lose him as a teammate, especially after winning two championships and believing the Heat could vie for more, but respected his choice. Here is the text of Wade's statement released by publicist Amy Jacobs today:
Pat Riley says Heat will continue to compete for championships after losing LeBron James
- 7:11 pm Friday, July 11th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
One thing became clear shortly after LeBron James announced today he is headed back to the Cavaliers: Miami will not go into full rebuilding mode.
Within hours, the team had an agreement with Chris Bosh on a five-year, $118 million extension, per Yahoo! Sports.
Heat president Pat Riley issued a statement crediting James for four great years with the team and vowing that Miami will do whatever it can to vie for more championships:
LeBron James announces he is returning to Cleveland
- 12:32 pm Friday, July 11th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
LeBron James has left the Miami Heat and is returning to play for Cleveland.
Heat or Cavaliers? LeBron James leaves Las Vegas without decision
- 11:27 am Friday, July 11th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
The momentum seemed to be building toward LeBron James returning to Cleveland, and one report said the Cavaliers thought they were on the brink of getting a commitment from him, but he remains undecided.
Cavaliers clear salary cap space with eye on signing LeBron James
- 11:04 am Wednesday, July 9th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
Cleveland pulled a trade this morning that freed up enough money to offer LeBron James a maximum salary, according to an ESPN report.
Report: LeBron James to meet with Pat Riley on Wednesday
- 5:44 pm Tuesday, July 8th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
There is no deadline or time frame for LeBron James to decide where he wants to play next season, but it appears he is moving closer to settling his future.
What happens if LeBron James leaves the Miami Heat?
- 6:59 am Monday, July 7th, 2014 by Jason Lieser
The possibility of LeBron James walking away from the Heat and starting over with another team seemed unlikely when the team was cruising to a fourth straight NBA Finals appearance. Even as free agency began and he opted out of his contract, the consensus was that he would stick with Miami.
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Heat open free agency with call to surprising name
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The Goldwater Institute is a Phoenix, Arizona-based conservative[4][5][6][7][8] public policy advocacy and research organization established in 1988 with the support of the late Senator Barry Goldwater.[9] The Goldwater Institute advocates public policies with emphasis on empowering states to thwart overreach by the federal government, improving government transparency, reducing the tax burden, expanding school choice, and protecting entrepreneurship and free enterprise. Its stated mission is "to advance freedom and protect the Constitution,"[10] and it is devoted to the principles championed by the late Senator Barry Goldwater such as "individual rights, economic freedom, and a government of strictly limited powers."
The Goldwater Institute has hosted several prominent politicians, journalists, and speakers, including New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Czech Republic President Václav Klaus, and New York Times best-selling author Mark Steyn. In 2008 the Goldwater Institute won the Templeton Freedom Award for Initiative in Public Relations. In 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011, the Goldwater Institute was named "Best Capitol Watchdog" of all of the groups following the Arizona Legislature by the Arizona Capitol Times and its readers. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist George Will praised the Institute, saying, "The Goldwater Institute is in the liberty business, and there's no institution in the country that performs that business better."
Financials and funding[edit]
The Goldwater Institute is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is one of the largest conservative think tanks in the country.[citation needed]
The Goldwater Institute is funded by private individuals and charitable foundations. Donors include the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, the Roe Foundation, the Walton Family Foundation, the Bradley Foundation, and the State Policy Network.[11]
Over the years, the Goldwater Institute has received up to $1 million from the state of Arizona in attorneys' fees for cases they successfully pursued.[12]
Income for the Goldwater Institute in 2006 was $1,897,587. 82 percent of this came from individuals and ten percent from foundations.
Issues and lobbying[edit]
Since its founding, the Goldwater Institute has been at the forefront of hundreds of policy reforms that are now law in states across the country. Among these are Save Our Secret Ballot and the Health Care Freedom Act. Goldwater Institute attorneys have successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on issues such as First Amendment Freedom of Speech. They have also been pivotal in fighting the National Labor Relations Board to stop card check and protect the right of workers to have private ballots in union organizing elections.
The Goldwater Institute advises the Arizona Legislature and lawmakers in statehouses across the country on bills dealing with various policy issues, including education, labor, healthcare, budgeting, pensions, and tort law. As a conservative nonprofit, the institute has supported measures that would stop Arizona from implementing a healthcare exchange under the Affordable Care Act, restrict collective bargaining, and expand education savings accounts to give students and families more education opportunities.
The Goldwater Institute is a member of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which develops model legislation that supports a conservative ideology. Several Goldwater Institute policy initiatives, such as the Health Care Freedom Act and Save Our Secret Ballot, have been adopted as model legislation and replicated in dozens of other states.
Legislative work[edit]
The Goldwater Institute is one of the most influential state-based public policy organizations in the United States. It pioneered the creation of education savings accounts, a reform that makes private schooling, online classes, tutoring, job training and more available to special needs students who were once limited to the brick-and-mortar schools in their neighborhoods. This reform has the power to transform education for students across the country and bring America's education system into the 21-st Century.
The Goldwater Institute shined light into the dark corners of government by crafting legislation that requires audits and online financial databases of state agencies, school districts, municipal governments, and special districts.
Goldwater Institute research also inspired a 10-percent, across-the-board income tax rate reduction and prompted the state to convert most state employees to at-will employment.
Center for Media and Democracy criticism[edit]
In 2013, the liberal Center for Media and Democracy released a report criticizing the institute for its "secretive" funding, lobbying efforts, and its involvement in the American Legislative Exchange Council.[12][13]
Litigation center[edit]
The Goldwater Institute created the Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation, directed by Clint Bolick, in June 2007. The Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation engages in lawsuits against federal, state, and local governmental bodies to ensure adherence to constitutional law and to protect individual rights, such as property rights, from potential government intrusion. The Goldwater Institute funds its litigation center entirely from donations and sues on behalf of citizens free of charge.
The Goldwater Institute filed its first case in July 2007, defending five charter schools from Arizona's department of education.[14] In Turken v. Gordon the Goldwater Institute sued the city of Phoenix over a $100 million corporate subsidy to the CityNorth development which the Goldwater Institute claimed was illegal under the Arizona constitution.[15] In December 2008, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Goldwater Institute saying the corporate subsidy violated the Arizona constitution's gift clause.
In the 2008 McComish v. Bennett case, the Goldwater Institute filed suit against the Matching Funds Provision of Clean Elections to protect the First Amendment rights of candidates who choose not to participate in the taxpayer-funded campaign finance system. A federal judge ruled the provision unconstitutional but refused to halt matching funds because she said it was too close to the election. On June 27, 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with the Goldwater Institute, declaring matching funds unconstitutional.
In another case, Preston v. Hallman, the Goldwater Institute successfully sued the city of Tempe, Ariz. on behalf of a tattoo parlor owner whose permit to operate was revoked based on stereotypes of people with tattoos.[16] In two 2010 cases, the Goldwater Institute successfully defended the right of citizens to wear Tea Party T-shirts to the polls, protecting the constitutional right of free speech. Also, in Congress Elementary School District v. Warren, et. al., the Goldwater Institute successfully defended several mothers who were being sued by their school district for requesting their children's student records.
The Goldwater Institute defended the right of cities and states to stand up to federal agencies who would take away water rights in Tombstone v. United States. A favorable outcome in this lawsuit would give states more power against overreach by the federal government.
Notable cases[edit]
- Coons v. Geithner
- Goldwater Institute v. City of Glendale – a public records case concerning the Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)[17][18]
- Vong v. Sansom
- ^ Senior Fellows, Goldwater Institute
- ^ Goldwater Staff, Goldwater Institute
- ^ "Charity Rating". Charity Navigator. Also see "Quickview data". GuideStar.
- ^ Kirkpatrick, David D. (December 28, 2009). "Health Lobby Takes Fight to the States". The New York Times.
- ^ Steinhauer, Jenniffer (September 19, 2009). "In Phoenix, Weekend Users Make Light Rail a Success". The New York Times.
- ^ "Appeals court tosses Phoenix development deal". Tucson Citizen. December 24, 2008.
- ^ "Institute wins partial victory in suit vs Glendale". USA Today. July 21, 2009.
- ^ Sunnucks, Mike (January 12, 2005). "Goldwater group faults targeted tax cuts, others seek wider tax relief". Phoenix Business Journal.
- ^ "The Institute". Goldwater Institute. Retrieved 31 August 2012.
- ^ "About Goldwater", Goldwater Institute
- ^ "American Bridge Conservative Transparency".
- ^ a b "A Reporter's Guide to the Goldwater Institute".
- ^ "Report criticizes Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute". The Arizona Republic. Retrieved 22 March 2013.
- ^ BASIS v. Horne, Goldwater Institute
- ^ Turken v. Gordon, Goldwater Institute
- ^ Preston v. Hallman, Goldwater Institute
- ^ "Glendale mayor urges watchdog to stop stalling Coyotes sale". TSN.ca.
- ^ "Goldwater Institute v. City of Glendale (public records in Coyotes negotiations case)". Goldwater Institute.
External links[edit]
- Goldwater Institute
- EDIRC listing (provided by RePEc)
- "Barry Goldwater, Presidential Contender" from C-SPAN's The Contenders, broadcast from the Goldwater Institute
- Goldwater Institute from SourceWatch


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Before you graduate from college, there's a good chance you will face a situation that's something like this:
Your roommate is having a hard time getting out of bed — ever. He used to be on an intramural soccer team and write for the school paper. Now he can barely make it to class.
He says he just doesn't see the point in anything.
Unfortunately, for some, college is a time when serious psychiatric illnesses emerge.
Nearly 30% of college students in a 2009 nationwide study by the American College Health Association reported feeling "so depressed that it was difficult to function" at some time in the previous year.
If you have a friend who is showing signs of depression, what should you do?
Aristotle, the go-to guy for any discussion on the ethics of friendship, said that the truest friends are "those who desire the good of their friends for the friends' sake."
Out of that definition, philosophers have argued that friendship creates special duties to work toward a friend's well-being. As David Annis put it in an influential article on friendship, "It isn't merely that it is nice for friends to help. . .but that we expect friends to act this way, are surprised if they don't, and frequently feel betrayed and not just harmed if they intentionally let us down."
When you're helping a depressed friend, your obligations flow from your relationship — you owe only what a friend can give. You're not a psychiatrist or a therapist, so no one expects you to fix your friend's illness. You can:
Express your concern. Describe the behavior that is setting off alarm bells.
Listen. Don't be falsely cheerful. Don't belittle your friend's feelings. Don't give too much advice.
Encourage your friend to go to a counselor. Offer to help set up the appointment or to go along.
None of this means that you must allow yourself to be consumed by your friend's problems. As Jenna Baddely points out in Psychology Today, a feature of illnesses such as depression can be rumination, the compulsion to go over and over the same worries.
It's reasonable — and maybe even beneficial to your friend — to set boundaries, to limit the time you talk about problems, and to suggest that the two of you participate in an activity other than commiseration.
Also, to stay true to your relationship, you should continue to expect reciprocity from your friend.
Baddely counsels, "People in the thick of a depression can be a bit self-centered, preoccupied with their own suffering. However, this is not an excuse for not honoring the friendship by at least trying to come through for another person." If the help and concern go only one way for a long time, the relationship flips from being a friendship into something more like therapy, which is not your role.
Even with professional therapy, clinical depression can be hard to overcome, and your friend may not get better right away. Then, what should you do?
According to David DeCosse, my colleague and director of campus ethics at The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, the answer may not lie in doing. "At that point," he says, "it's time to pivot from an ethics of action to an ethics of presence. We can accompany our friends. And we can hope that the unmistakable signal we send that we care for them will in time help reawaken in them a sense of their own value."