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Recent rains softened the bank along the south side of Drayton Harbor Road so much that the road began washing out, so Whatcom County put up temporary barricades until repairs can be made.
The trouble is that many drivers ignored the "road closed" signs that effectively makes Drayton Harbor Road a dead end, even to the point of getting out to move the barricades out of their way. Near the west end of the closed section, deep ruts show where one vehicle tried to drive around the barricades by crossing someone's lawn. County employees have continued to add more barricades at the east end of the closed section near the intersection with Shintaffer Road to widen it.
Nineteen years ago Whatcom County put signs along Drayton Harbor Road to encourage traffic to use the Semiahmoo Parkway instead, but, "They didn't do a bit of good," said long-time local resident Becky Terry, who lives with her daughter and son-in-law, Tim and Grace Lukens, at the family-owned Grace Harbor Farms at 5157 Drayton Harbor Road. "But now it's great, with the barricades."
Tim Lukens agreed, saying, "Most of the traffic went through here around 50, well above the 25 miles per hour speed limit. The barricades are great, and have quieted it down a lot."
Lukens said that Whatcom County sheriff deputies routinely park along the closed section of the road to cite people violating the barricades. "As I understand it, the fine is over $200," he said.


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A Havelock man is behind bars after police say he led them on a chase from Cape Carteret to Havelock on Tuesday.
Don Miller, Cape Carteret police chief, said his officers arrested 33-year-old Kevin Andrew Arje after he allegedly refused to pull over for speeding. He was reportedly going 55 mph in a 35 mph zone eastbound on Highway 24 in Cape Carteret.
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Located less than an hour from Oregon's major metropolis, the Willamette Valley beckons foodies, wine lovers, and adventure seekers alike. It's nestled in between two mountain ranges: the low and ragged Coast Range stands to the west, shielding the valley from the moist ocean air, and the lofty peaks of the Cascade Range hovers to the east like ghostly sentries guarding against the high desert of Central Oregon. The 110-mile-long pocket between the ranges forms a pastoral patchwork of lush farmland and rolling hills, which stretch all the way from Portland to Eugene.
The Willamette Valley is justifiably famous for its wine and food, but there's also much more to see and enjoy here. Notable landmarks range from natural wonders like waterfalls, forests and winding rivers to man-made attractions like enormous covered bridges or the mighty Spruce Goose airplane — the famous flying behemoth that was designed by the great Howard Hughes. Tourists and locals alike also flock year-round to the scores of fairs and festivals that celebrate such fascinating subjects as UFOs, turkeys, wine and the arts. There are boundless recreational activities to enjoy as well, such as bicycling, hiking, boating and golfing just to name a few. Add fresh air and warm weather to guarantee instant relaxation and rejuvenation. It's truly a magical place!
As idyllic as the Willamette Valley seems, there are still strip malls, traffic jams and annoying weather conditions to deal with. Besides the Memorial Day and Thanksgiving Day weekends, the best time to visit is in the temperate months of September and October, when the heat and crowds have abated and the winter rains are still pretty far off. Early fall is the optimum time to visit, but rest assured that the valley has plenty to offer any other time of the year. The annual Pinot Noir Festival, held in late July, makes for another wonderful getaway. Many visitors enjoy hot air ballooning, bicycling, hiking and golfing in the summer. The spring offers beautiful flowering fields of iris, daffodils and tulips. Winter is a fine time to hunt mushrooms, view waterfalls and covered bridges, or explore the many small historical towns sprinkled throughout the region.
A great place to drop anchor for a three-day tour is McMinnville, a mid-sized town in the northern valley offering many accommodation options. McMenamin's Hotel Oregon, built in 1905, offers an affordable (if somewhat funky) setting that provides a glimpse into Oregon's past. The rooftop bar and eclectic art collection guarantee a memorable stay. Comfort Inn and Suites or the Red Lion Inn and Suites both offer more modern and conventional amenities including an indoor pool, high-speed Internet access and a fitness center.
Begin your tour of the valley by exploring McMinnville. Start at Hotel Oregon's art-filled pub for some homemade biscuits with gravy or a fluffy omelet. Stop by the McMinnville Downtown Association for a printed walking map that identifies the significance of the Historical District's Third Street buildings. Then spend the morning poking around McMinnville's many shops and galleries. If the season is right, the McMinnville Farmers' Market may be in full swing, offering a chance to witness the valley's harvest and rub shoulders with area chefs stocking up for their fine regional restaurants.
For lunch, head to the Golden Valley Brewery & Pub to enjoy a Craftsman beer and a burger made from beef raised on the family ranch. Then head out to the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum to gaze in wonder at Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose, a "flying boat" with a wingspan wider than a football field. The museum also offers a variety of aviation displays, a separate museum devoted to space, an IMAX theater, and of course a wine tasting room featuring Evergreen Vineyards' Spruce Goose Wine.
Dinner is waiting at one of McMinnville's excellent restaurants that celebrate the sustainable agriculture movement. The elegant and lively La Rambla prepares a vast array of Spanish tapas made from regional ingredients, or you can try their huge platter of paella. The Bistro Maison specializes in authentic French bistro fare such as steak au poivre or coq au vin. If the weather is fine, dine here in the beautifully landscaped garden. Thistle is the latest spot to get foodies salivating. Its small menu focuses (naturally) on what's freshest and local — but with creative twists (e.g. rabbit liver parfait with port gelée). The wine list here is exceptional, even if it is surrounded by stiff competition.
The Willamette Valley is rural with an "early-to-bed, early-to-rise" sensibility. Nightlife is nearly non-existent here, but there are a few spots with occasional live music, including the Hotel Oregon and Scotte's Imbibery, a friendly, sometimes rowdy bar on the north side of town off Highway 99 that features rock bands.
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For the new Liberace biopic, Matt Damon says that he faked sexual chemistry with his on-screen lover, played by Michael Douglas, by picturing the actor's wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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Douglas took on the role of the flamboyant entertainer for the upcoming TV movie "Behind the Candelabra," and Damon plays Liberace's younger lover. Zeta-Jones revealed how Damon made the kissing scenes look real, telling "Access Hollywood," "Matt actually said to my husband that when he had to kiss Michael, he'd close his eyes and pretend he's actually kissing me, which I thought to be extremely flattering."
She adds of on-screen kissing scenes, "When you have to make love or kiss on film, it could be a man, a woman, but it's always strange. It's not something that's an entirely normal day out at the office. I remember when I had to kiss Brad Pitt once, Michael asked me what I was doing that day. I went, 'I'm lying in bed, kissing Brad Pitt.' He went, 'Good for you, darling. You enjoy.'" The movie will air on HBO in February.
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Studying History will allow students to study the political, social and cultural elements of societies over time to provide the knowledge and analytical skills to develop an understanding of our world today.
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The honours year
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) year provides students who have qualified for, or been awarded, an undergraduate pass degree in the arts or humanities the opportunity to extend their potential in research. Students may continue to work in the area of their undergraduate study or undertake research in a different area.
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) focuses on establishing your individual research practise, further equipping you for employment or entry into the Master of Arts or Doctor of Philosophy programs.
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The fourth-year honours program in history consists of two seminars, which students take in the first semester, and a thesis of 15,000-20,000 words, which is due in October.
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It's frustrating to watch white musicians be so ready to have legions of Black dancers/singers behind them, work with Black producers, sing about how "we" do and then be nowhere to be found when a Black tragedy takes the national stage.
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We're outraged about blatant acts of racism, but we're OK with institutionalized racism that prevents people of color from obtaining jobs, quality education, and employment. We consistently roll back policy aimed at redressing historical injustices. And that, my friends, is the worst kind of racism.
It's safe to say that Clippers soon-to-be-former owner Donald Sterling is a poster boy for how not to apologize. Surely, it can't be that hard, even if you are a multi-billionaire who likes to parade around with strange-looking chicks on your arm. (I'm sorry; that was an uncalled-for and mean remark.)
Whether Justin Bieber "is a racist" is not and never was the point. It was never an issue of whether Justin Bieber privately hopes for the subjugation of African-American people. Usher is trying to provide answers to unrelated and unasked questions.
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Director Steve McQueen
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Bracingly unsettlingly look at sex addiction
The Beckenham Odeon is a venerable old cinema deep, deep in the South London suburbs that tends to draw a pretty rowdy crowd. That seems to be the case whatever they show there, from Ratatouille to Mean Girls and even, it turns out, when the film is a low-budget arthouse work like Shame, directed by 1999 Turner Prize winner Steve McQueen. When we went to see it, early on a Sunday evening, there was a row full of noisy teenagers. For the first half of the film, they were chatting, chomping, BBMing and generating more of a racket from sweet wrappers than conventional physics suggests is possible. But as the film ground on, they grew quieter and quieter, not even managing nervous giggles during the many disturbing sex scenes. They left in silence, looking traumatised and quite probably ready to sign up to a life of chastity. It's one of the best proofs of the power of cinema I have seen in a long time.
There is plenty in Shame liable to mess with your head. Many people don't believe that sex addiction exists, that it is a cheap excuse for movie stars caught banging the nanny. Shame does a good job of making it seem both plausible and quite horrible. Brandon (Michael Fassbender) is a guy with a good job and coolly minimal apartment in New York City (shades of American Psycho*) who compulsively picks up women on the subway, has call girls come to his home, spends hours at home and at work watching the full range of entertainment available for lonely gents on the internet, and regularly nips into the office toilet to joylessly get himself off. None of it looks like any kind of fun at all.
One day, his sister Sissy (Carey Mulligan) turns up to stay. He's reluctant to take her in, and soon furious as her presence gets in the way of his compulsive (and impressively efficient) routine. Plus, she's pretty screwed-up too, helping to prompt Brandon's crisis…
The showpiece of McQueen's feature film debut, Hunger, was a conversation filmed in a single take that lasts around 20 minutes. There is nothing quite that epic here, but there a couple of scenes of at least five minutes with no cuts, the camera focussing unsparingly on some incredibly awkward moments of human behaviour (although there is also one terrific burst of fast edits, too, showing McQueen isn't fixated on one trick). It's a beautifully shot film with some extraordinary sequences: a late night run, an indelible scene of Mulligan singing a very, very slow version of New York, New York in a bar, and Brandon's climatic self-destructive passage through the city, so much more convincing than Tom Cruise's stroll in Eyes Wide Shut. This is might be the best nocturnal New York movie since the glory days of Martin Scorsese.**
There's not a lot of talking, almost nothing by way of backstory and no big cathartic speeches. The story is told as much by what isn't said as what is. Fassbender is a big, stony-faced bloke, an Easter Island head brought to life, while Mulligan is tiny with one of those faces that look like it might crumple at any minute, but it's easy to believe that they share a (never-explained) history of pain. A word, too, for Robert Montano who gets just one scene as a waiter, but it's a perfect one.
God knows whether those kids in Beckenham will ever recover, but Shame is both a stunning piece of filmmaking and harrowing character study.
* If in the early series of How I Met Your Mother, Barney Stinson was the lighter side of Patrick Bateman, then Brandon Sullivan is Bateman without the satire.
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Diagnosis are usually correct when it comes to sports injuries, back pain esp. Sensible suggestions for common problems.
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Fantastic doctor. Very friendly, helpful, kind, knowledgable, and full of positive energy. Dr. Zeineddin will refer should she believe something needs investigating. Absolutely love her and feel fortunate to have her as my doc!
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Dr. Z is amazing. She has the utmost respect for all her patients. She is terrific with all ages and has an extremely caring and passionate approach. She listens to her patients and knows when and who to refer you to. Her connections with specialists is why I went to her initially. She also manages to stay on time farly well unlike others I have waited hours for. My family would literally be lost without her!
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I agree with all of these comments. Dr. Z. is funny, helpful, and never rushes her patients which is rare these days. The only thing negative I could say about her is that she is VERY defensive about giving referrals. Otherwise, she is a five star family physician.
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Dr. Z cares about patients as a whole. She is fantastic and has a great ability to work with all ages from my young kids to teenagers. She is amazing with me and I'm a bad patient with lots of problems! I have constant back problems and she really works to help me. She is a patient advocate for all!
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Dr. Z is the best Doctor I have ever had. She spends time with you and listens.She is funny and smart at same time. If there is a concern she deals with it right away.I trust her with my life. Love her and her staff. I drive from Crescent Beach to see her in West Vancouver.
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I had my secound son delivered by Dr. Maryam Z. 4 years ago. She was a fatastic Coach, Doctor and a great soal all through the Labor and after delivery. Dr. Maryam really cares about her patient and is very knowledgabale. She is very freindly,kind and helpfull. The referalls Dr. Maryam has given me for specialist, always been the best.She is one of the best, most caring and knowledgable Doctors I have ever met. I lost my young Mother almost two years ago in a tragic death.Doctor Maryam Z. was very supportive on my loss and she helped me to cope with my loss in a natural and healthy way. Dr. Maryam Z.is a fantastic Doctor.
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The Library staff have created a new research guide - Photographs of the Civil War. This guide will help you find information at the Corcoran Library related to the Corcoran Gallery exhibition "Shadows of History: Photographs of the Civil War from the Collection of Julia J. Norrell" (February 4 - May 6, 2012). You can find this and all our research guides through the Research Guides link on the left hand navigation pane of the Library website.


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by Larri Jo StarkeyThe American Quarter Horse Journal
Ashley Lembke circles up on Sir Rey Of Oak as she wins her first world championship in her first trip to the AQHA World Championship Show. (Journal photo)
Ashley Lembke wanted to go down the fence.
More than anything else, the Texas Tech University graduate wanted to get on her cow horse, push a cow down the fence and feel the rush and burn as her horse turned into the cow and sent her back the other direction.
So when Ashley won her first world championship in working cow horse, it wasn't by going down the fence.
On November 15, Ashley and Sir Rey Of Oak were named amateur world champions at the 2013 AQHA World Championship Show, with a dynamic cow work that included two field turns, unassisted by the fence, before they circled their cow up tight.
"As long as I've shown that gelding, I've been really conservative and held back with him," Ashley said. "I've been too scared to let him go, and my trainer (Kyle Noyce) said, 'If you're ever going to let him go, now would be the time to do it,' and I did and it worked out good.
"The first cow, they (whistled) me off, and I got a new one and did two open field turns and lost my stirrup and was just hanging on."
Ashley could hear the crowd screaming encouragement as her run neared the end.
"I just hung on, and he did it," she said.
Her score was 220.5 in the dry work and 222.5 for the cow work..
"When I was a little girl, we always got the Quarter Horse Journal and you could see the pictures of the (world champions in front of the) blue background, and (winning a world championship) is something you dream of happening, but I didn't think I'd get it done – not my first time here," Ashley said.
Her dream did not include winning first place in Intermediate and having famed cow horse breeder Carol Rose of Gainesville, Texas, place the winner's wreath around her horse's neck.
"I was bawling out there in front of Carol," Ashley said. "I said, 'I'm so sorry.' She said, 'It's OK, honey.'"
Ashley rode for the Texas Tech Stock Horse of Texas team in boxing with Kris Wilson, now with Bell Ranch in New Mexico, but she wanted to go down the fence.
"I worked with (Kyle), and he has taken me from not knowing anything to here," she said. "And thanks to Ross Erickson, who also helps me – and my husband, Tyrel, has been very supportive of whole ordeal. He's not really into horses but he supports me 100 percent."
About a year ago, Ashley bought Sir Rey Of Oak, a 2007 sorrel gelding by Dual Rey and out of PCR Starlights Oak by Grays Starlight. "Ruger" was bred by Tree Top Ranches of Parma, Idaho, and he has $5,662.04 in National Reined Cow Horse Association earnings.
"He went to the Snaffle Bit Futurity as a 3-year-old with Kyle and he had a couple of owners before I got hold of him," she said. "We put him in the bridle and showed him a little bit before this. It was the goal all year – to come here."
Ruger will get anything he wants as a reward for being a horse who can go down the fence without a fence, Ashley said, adding with a laugh, "He's for sale for $1 million."
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Many of these soldiers had served in the Second World War, however they had not served the 15 years needed to qualify for an army pension. Unlike the British 'Tommy' who could rely on the Welfare State in old age, the Nepalese Gurkha had no such safety net.
Recognising our debt of honour to these great men, the Trust was established. It started buying farms and teaching retired soldiers how to work their land to provide enough food to support their families.
In an arrangement that endures to this day, the Trust's administrative costs are largely met by a grant in aid funding from the Ministry of Defence.
Today, The Gurkha Welfare Trust supports Gurkhas through welfare pensions given to those who do not qualify for an army pension. It also provides a first class medical scheme, hardship grants, emergency aid, community projects, and education grants to the dependants of retired Gurkhas.
The work is undertaken through a network of 20 Area Welfare Centres, each run by an Area Welfare Officer who is a retired Nepalese Gurkha Officer. Every day, Gurkhas come to these centres with their health and welfare needs, and every quarter, a steady stream of Gurkhas walk anything up to two or three days to claim their pensions.
The programme costs £35,377 each day and every penny raised makes a difference. An average primary medical treatment costs just £4.52, for example.
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Six NYIT students traveled to Syracuse, N.Y., from Oct. 11 to 13 to attend the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities (APCA) Northeast Regional Conference. They were accompanied by Mehtap Donuk, director of student activities and leadership development at NYIT-Old Westbury, and APCA Northeast regional coordinator. APCA has been around since 1994 helping college students across America with their programming needs.
Students included Greek Life Council e-board members Jatinder Saini, Prattasha Paul, Bernadette Connell, Brian Church, and Pooja Berdia as well as Navpreet Sachdev, president of the NYIT-Old Westbury Campus Programing Board and student delegate for the APCA Northeast region. They were nominated and elected to be national interns for the conference and assisted with registration, announcing national speakers, running icebreakers, and leading roundtable discussions. Brian Church, who works as a student employee in NYIT's Academic Computing Lab, was also asked to work with the conference's professional stage management staff members, who were so impressed with his contributions that they offered him a job on the spot to travel the country with them in summer 2014.
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Making child rights part of UK law
UNICEF UK believes that making the Convention part of UK law would give powerful protection to children, ensuring that all children living in the UK, no matter who they are or where they're from, have their rights realised.
UNICEF's work on immunisation
UNICEF is the world's largest distributor of vaccines to the developing world, supplying vaccines for more than a third of the world's children.UNICEF and its partners support immunisation programmes in over 100 countries to protect the lives of all children.
Water and sanitation
Thousands of children die every day because of inadequate access to safe water and sanitation services and poor hygiene practices. UNICEF works to improve water and sanitation in schools and communities.
UNICEF and sport
Sport is important to UNICEF because it's so vital to the health and happiness of children.
HIV and AIDS
Every day, 1,000 children are infected with HIV, most through mother-to-child transmission. UNICEF works with communities and governments around the world to prevent new infections among young people and eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
Child hunger and stunting
Stunting is what happens to a child's brain and body when they don't get the right nutrients in their first 1,000 days of life.
International aid
International aid is helping to fulfil the rights of millions of children worldwide. It also plays a crucial role in helping developing countries make progress towards the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGS).
Climate change
Children in developing countries are among the hardest hit by climate change, despite being the least responsible for it. UNICEF works to put it right, helping communities adapt to the impacts of climate change now.
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An office worker in Singapore decided that he did not want to turn up at work on July 31 this year, and decided to tell a lie that he had to spend the whole day in court.
Damien Yue, 27, certainly got into more trouble than it was worth.
He showed his supervisor a police notice of warning for a sex act issued to him. It was dated the day he missed work and was purportedly issued by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
Thankfully, a savvy HR manager called the CID and discovered that no such warning has been issued. Investigations showed that he had been previously issued a police warning notice for a sex offence in March 2006.
Yue was recently fined $5,000.
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Uncertainty remains about federal pay, benefits in payroll tax cut bill
Tuesday - 12/20/2011, 8:21am EST
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(Updated: 1:05 p.m.)
The House has blocked the Senate's version of a two-month payroll tax cut extension.
In a legislative maneuver, House Republicans prevented the bill from coming to a vote and instead sent it to a House-Senate conference committee, where differences can be worked out.
If Congress does not pass the tax cut extension, the payroll tax would rise 2 percentage points on Jan. 1.
The Senate passed its version Saturday by a sweeping 89-10 vote. The Senate then promptly left Washington for the holidays. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) says he won't allow bargaining until the House approves the Senate's short-term measure.
Provisions impacting feds in House bill passed last week:
The Senate bill pays for the tax cut without impacting federal workers' pay and benefits. Instead, the bill increases fees charged by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration by one-tenth of 1 percentage point.
However, the year-long House version of the payroll tax cut bill — passed last week includes the fee increases, as well as provisions that would impact federal employees' pay and benefits.
Among those provisions, the House bill calls for eliminating the annuity supplement that's paid in addition to the monthly Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) benefits, starting January 2013.
The supplement "represents what you would receive for your FERS civilian service from the Social Security Administration (SSA) and is calculated as if you were eligible to receive SSA benefits on the day you retired," according to the Office of Personnel Management website.
"From everything I know, the House is hoping that they'll vote on a bill that puts some of these provisions back in, that could include this annuity supplement as well," said Julie Tagen, legislative director of NARFE, in an interview with Federal News Radio.
The Associated Press, and Federal News Radio's Jack Moore and Michael O'Connell contributed to this story.
House GOP to reject stopgap payroll tax cut
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blythe wrote:As for the damage that the creatinine may be showing, it seems like we've had maybe a handful posters with continuing kidney issues - but the docs usually seem to assume that pregnancy unmasked pre-existing issues, not PE causing long-term damage. If I'm understanding right, the conventional understanding of PE is that all the damage resolves after delivery. One of our members even had to have dialysis and platelet transfusions and I don't even know what else, and she recovered within weeks and is fine now. I wonder if there is some lingering damage that won't show up until she (or some of the rest of us) are older, but in general our bodies heal remarkably well after PE.
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[QUOTE=SanAntonio_JetFan;2771983]We're in a serious financial crisis and neither of these candidates give me much hope. On one hand, you have McCain, who, it might appear, is rolling up his sleeves to get this problem solved and putting "Country First". Or, you may look at it as a political stunt or someone who is in a panic. I can't really tell yet. On the other hand, you have Obama, who appears to be cool as a cucumber, saying that a president should be able to do more than one thing at a time and that the American people need to hear their debate, now more then ever. But then he says he's talked to Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi (gee, that's comforting) and told them, something to the effect, " if you need me, I can be there". The possibility of inheriting a 700 billion dollar debt doesn't make him want to be there to make sure this problem is solved in the best manner possible?[/QUOTE]
Obama has said that him being there --along with the media circus that accompanies presidential candidates-- would make it more difficult for a deal to get done.
But, as the Democratic standard bearer, he has leverage over how his side negotiates, which he used effectively when he came out against two things Dems had been insisting on: Bankruptcy and economic stimulus provisions in the bill. His opposition gave Reid and Pelosi cover with the base to offer those concessions to Paulson and Bernanke and the GOP leadership.
McCain's role here is similar: The only threat to the bill at this point --and, according to the morning papers, its a remote threat-- is the GOP base not signing on. To the extent his suspending the campaign is anything other than political theater, what he is trying to do is get his side behind its own bill.
The idea that either of these guys will be more hands on than that is an utter fallacy. Neither of them is on a relevant committee.
In any event, despite what McCain is saying, both the WSJ and the AP today say a deal is very close, with both sides having agreed to significant concessions. (Paulson agreed to accept executive compensation Democrats insisted upon.)


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Boy Genius has reported on a tip about the next update to iTunes that may include Blu-ray support as well as a method by which iPhone and iPod touch users can visually organize apps directly on their computer.
No computer in Apple's current line-up offers Blu-ray support at this time, though recent rumors point to an update to the iMac to include it. BGR's source also mentioned that iTunes 9 will include some sort of social networking integration, though the specifics of this are unknown. When it comes to arranging apps, iPhone and iPod touch users can currently only accomplish this on the device directly, which can be difficult when moving apps across several home screen pages. BGR's "pretty reliable source" states that iTunes 9 "will finally include the ability to visually organize and arrange your iPhone and iPod touch applications."
iTunes is currently at version number 8.2.1 and a release date for the rumored iTunes 9 is not yet known. However, Apple has held an iPod-focused event in September in past years and such an event would be an ideal time to announce an iTunes upgrade. Apple has not yet made an announcement about an event in September this year, though this is not out of line with previous behavior, with event invitations going out around only one week in advance in the past.


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Though San Jose officials have pooh-poohed the notion that the city can't afford to put together a land/infrastructure package for the A's, it's not a secret that city's redevelopment agency lacks the funds to do so and could only do so if A's owner Lew Wolff lends the city the money. By contrast, Oakland has $20 million or so in the bank available for putting together a site near Jack London Square for a new ballpark.
That financing wherewithal is expected to carry a lot of weight with the special committee weighing the location of a new A's ballpark. It's also expected to give them cover: the mantra from MLB Commissioner Bud Selig is that his sport is loathe to allow a franchise shift unless all efforts have been made to keep the team in its current community. If Oakland has a site, the money and the will to put together a ballpark package, we're guessing MLB will take the safe route and recommend the team stay there, as opposed to creating a messy territorial battle by allowing a move to San Jose. Indeed, the talk at the Winter Meetings is that an Oakland recommendation is now pretty much a done deal -- with the additional spin (albeit accurate) that this proved the committee was right all along in waiting things out before making a recommendation.
Which, of course, puts Wolff in a terrible position, one getting worse day by day. Wolff has pretty much burned every bridge possible in Oakland, but should MLB not allow him to move the team, he'll be stuck there. He's also stuck with the same ballpark deal he pitched in San Jose: city pays for site and infrastructure, team pays for ballpark. He's hemmed in by those terms, and the trouble is so is any other potential owner of the team if Wolff throws up his hands and walks away. Wolff may end up regretting offering the farm so early in the process.
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Week 36 of Pregnancy
Your little one is now about six pounds in weight and measures slightly more than 20 inches in length. Growth will slow down now in preparation for birth, so your baby will be able to fit the narrow passageway to the outside and so they can store up the energy needed for delivery.
You are doing the 'full term waddle' by now! This is actually your body's way of getting you ready for the big day. Your hormones are triggering the connective tissues in your body to loosen and soften. Your physician will also start seeing you weekly by now if you have not already. You will have blood pressure checks as well as cervical checks.
Most of us do not plan for Cesarean delivery, but during your preparation into childbirth be sure to consider all avenues. Be sure during one of your weekly visits to ask your physician about labor and delivery, ask as many questions as possible so when the time comes you know exactly what everyone is talking about and what birthing technique you prefer.
Week 37 of Pregnancy
Congratulations! You've got what is officially considered a full-term baby, even with three weeks to go. Your little one is still growing at about 1/2 pound a week but if delivered early their chances of survival are great!! Right now, your little over achiever is busy rehearsing for their big debut into the world, inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid (to get the lungs ready for that first breath), sucking their thumb or hand (to prepare for that first suckle of milk), blinking, and stretching.
Your baby is not the only one getting ready for the birth, your body is preparing as well. There are checklists you and your doctor will be looking for, baby's position, dilation, and effacement or thinning of the cervix.
Week 38 of Pregnancy
Who knew nine months could fly by so fast? It seems like only yesterday you got the good news about your pregnancy, and now, motherhood is only weeks (or days) away!
Your baby is producing surfactant, which will help him take those first breaths while you're producing colostrum, the precursor to breast milk.
Your bladder is now flat as a pancake since your little one has made it a resting place. Even though your trips to the bathroom are more frequent, do not stop drinking! Now is a very important time to stay hydrated. It is also time to go over notes or books you may have from childbirth classes. Labor positions and techniques to deal with the contractions are good things to think about while you're on your 20th trip to the bathroom!
Week 39 of Pregnancy
Your little one doesn't feel so little right now! You may already be experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions. Now that you are considered full term it is difficult to tell the difference. These contractions also known as 'false labor' can turn into real labor in a matter of minutes so be sure to pay attention to your body and if you feel as though it's the real thing, start to time your contractions carefully.
Your baby's lungs are almost fully developed and are growing stronger each day in preparation for D-Day! The lungs are busy producing surfactant to keep the air sacs from sticking together when they take their first breathe. You will know it has worked when they make a loud "I am here" cry. If your baby does not let out that loud cry, do not worry, some infants do not cry at birth. The important thing is that breathing gets started, do not worry the crying will come!
Week 40 of Pregnancy
It's the official end of your pregnancy - though your baby might not have gotten that memo. Hang in there! Adults follow schedules, Fetuses...not so much! Your little one has worked hard to be delivered and survive in the outside world but don't be surprised if they want to hang out in your warm comfy womb a little longer. Your doctor will keep tabs on you and the baby and will help you decide what is best for you and baby.
All systems are a go as far as baby is concerned, there is full organ development and they have enough fat to keep warm outside in the world. Like a little camel your baby is storing extra fluid to stay hydrated during birth and the days after while your breast milk comes in.
Thank you for sharing your pregnancy with Nuby. We cannot wait for all the stages you and your baby will go through. We look forward to providing you with tips, answers and suggestions to see you through these stages.
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June 2011
The Skeptics vs the Cynics: And when it's tough to make the distinction
Posted: Thu, 06/23/2011 - 5:08pm
I am a great champion of the notion that it helps to be skeptical, but hurts to be cynical. But weeks like this one make it tough to distinguish between the two.
Because I strive to maintain my balance, I toss these examples over to you, dear readers:
BREAKING: Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.) walks out of Vice President Biden's budget talks.
"We've reached the point where the dynamic needs to change," Mr. Cantor said. "It is up to the president to come in and talk to the speaker."
Under the Big Top- Part II: Enough about me. What do you think?
Posted: Thu, 06/16/2011 - 5:45pm
I promised myself not to have anything more to say about the Anthony Weiner circus. Then I remembered what I promised at the end of last week's blog – to hear you out.
So here is a selection of some of your responses to the seedy scandal that transfixed Washington and cheered professional and amateur comics.
In reading them, I was reminded how smart and reasoned our viewers are. Even on a story that has been covered as obsessively as this one, they added something new to the conversation.
Under the Big Top
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Washington Follies: June edition
This was a tough week to be a news snob.
I could blame Anthony Weiner, the New York Congressman whose spectacular, Twitter-fueled political implosion was impossible to ignore.
I could blame the cable networks, who, absent the Weiner story, had little else to fill 24 hours with, aside from fires and the Casey Anthony trial.
Lines in the Sand
Posted: Thu, 06/02/2011 - 6:54pm
Standing at the White House podium on Wednesday after members of the House Republican caucus concluded their meeting with the President about the budget, press secretary Jay Carney described the exchange to assembled reporters.
"There was no line in the sand," he declared. (Translation: no one got up and stomped from the room, but no agreement was reached either.)