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TAMPA — The consensus around here seems to be that Chris Christie might have been Tuesday's keynote speaker, but Ann Romney stole the show from the New Jersey governor. I agree, and will have more thoughts on Mrs. Romney's speech later. But Christie delivered exactly what I expected, and was quite good at doing so.
Christie built on a key theme developed earlier in the night by a series of Republican governors, most of them elected since Barack Obama entered the White House. Ohio's John Kasich, Virginia's Bob McDonnell, Wisconsin's Scott Walker, Nevada's Brian Sandoval and South Carolina's Nikki Haley talked about how they'd gotten their states' finances on track without abandoning their conservative principles, and Christie offered maybe the most dramatic examples of that:
They said it was impossible to cut taxes in a state where taxes were raised 115 times in eight years. That it was impossible to balance a budget at the same time, with an $11 billion deficit. Three years later, we have three balanced budgets with lower taxes.
We did it.
They said it was impossible to touch the third rail of politics. To take on the public sector unions and to reform a pension and health benefit system that was headed to bankruptcy.
With bipartisan leadership we saved taxpayers $132 billion over 30 years and saved retirees their pension.
We did it.
"We did it" offered a clear contrast to the untested Obama promise from 2008, "Yes, we can," and the examples of the kinds of tough decisions he and the other governors have made offered a clear contrast to the unfulfilled promise of the three and a half years of Obama's presidency. What Obama has been unable to do — balance, or in most years even pass, the budget; reduce both current and future obligations on taxpayers; create better conditions for the private sector to flourish — they have done. And then they all took that thought to the next step: Mitt Romney can make it work, too.
Or, as Christie put it, "if we can do this in a blue state with a conservative Republican governor, Washington is out of excuses."
Christie has become a YouTube legend for the zingers he's flung, off the cuff, at vocal detractors during public events. In a setting like a national convention, that opportunity wasn't likely to present itself, and didn't. (A few protesters were removed much earlier Tuesday evening for trying to shout down speakers from the rafters.)
But that fame hasn't come strictly because he has a quick wit and sharp tongue. It's because he packs principled truth into those one-liners, and he had several such moments Tuesday night:
The delivery was a little rushed — Christie had to speed up toward the end to fit it all in before the networks cut away to local news at 11 — and it wasn't quite the kind of performance that people will still be talking about even after Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney deliver their messages the next two evenings. But it had all the elements that remind us why Christie has become a conservative champion, and why 2012 is unlikely to be the high-water mark of his influence in the party.
– By Kyle Wingfield
August 29th, 2012
12:22 pm
Dang liberal media at it again !!!!
August 29th, 2012
12:25 pm
(A few protesters were removed much earlier Tuesday evening for trying to shout down speakers from the rafters.)
And a couple people were removed for throwing nuts at a black women and shouting " This is how we feed animals !!! "
Guess they were surprised to see a black person at the Republican convention.
August 29th, 2012
12:32 pm
Christie did exactly what the keynoter is supposed to do, energize the audience. I thought he did a magnificent job.
One of the post-speech critiquers, on PBS I believe, summed it up nicely. Mrs. Romney's mission was to reach out to prospective voters, e.g. women, and Gov. Christie's was to solidify the existing base. They both delivered in fine fashion.
August 29th, 2012
12:33 pm
Christie accepted the nomination a bit early, no? Four years early?
August 29th, 2012
12:34 pm
Mrs. Romney's mission was to reach out to prospective voters….
To beg them to "PLEASE, LIKE MY HUSBAND!"
August 29th, 2012
12:39 pm
"With bipartisan leadership we saved taxpayers $132 billion over 30 years and saved retirees their pension."
30 years huh?
Sounds like Ryan's 27 year goal?
You people will fall for anything.
It is funny though.
August 29th, 2012
12:40 pm
Republicans believe in teachers? Lol. What a croc. Republicans believe that teachers and any other government worker is a leech that is taking money away from corporations. Just look at how teachers have been laid off in GA the last few years, while tax breaks were lavished on big business. Christie had a quote about always telling the truth as well, but even that was a lie. That's why the media thinks his speech sucked, bc it wasn't honest. Kyle can stay in bizarro world if he wants to. No word on the nut throwers who were kicked out either. Only some rafter yelling people that no one heard. What a hypocrite.
August 29th, 2012
12:42 pm
Which Christie?
"Fiscally Austere" Chris Christie Uses State Helicopter to Attend Son's Baseball Game
That Christie?
August 29th, 2012
12:46 pm
It will be no surprise that the libtards will pan a speech touting American values and beliefs.
August 29th, 2012
12:49 pm
Christie: "We need leaders more concerned with DOING something than BEING something."
August 29th, 2012
12:50 pm
It will be no surprise that the libtards will pan a speech touting American values and beliefs.…that was filled with half truths.
The Democratic legislature unanimously approved a teacher tenure reform package in June, and Christie signed it a few weeks ago. Except, for all of Christie's fiery anti-union rhetoric, the bill was actually crafted with significant input from the state's teachers union, which supported its passage. Again, Christie can claim some credit here for pushing the issue aggressively in the public square and making it a priority.
What Christie Didn't Tell You
August 29th, 2012
12:52 pm
Finn – Are you on your work PC all day long, be careful someone might tell on you for wasting company time? But I almost forgot, that is what libs do, right? I wonder if we are going to have mindless protestors interrupting speakers at the DNC next week.
August 29th, 2012
12:53 pm
Guess they were surprised to see a black person at the Republican convention.
Narrow-mindedness and willful ignorance will do that to a person.
August 29th, 2012
12:56 pm
Question for you Republicans:
If Romney wins the White House do you Republicans think Democrats in the Senate and House should acknowledge Romney accomplishment and work with him to craft legislation that will make this country a better place?
August 29th, 2012
12:57 pm
Finn: What Christie Didn't Tell You
False. Christie made it clear that the things New Jersey has done were done through bipartisanship.
Bipartisanship is possible…with competent leadership.
August 29th, 2012
12:59 pm
Sorry, Tom, where I am in life is a place that allows me to not have to worry about getting "in trouble" for being on the Internet – at any time of day.
You get that from having a good upbringing, getting a good education, incessantly expanding your skill sets, and being an active contributor. (No, I didn't build this thing all by myself)
Try it. Start with the skill set part.
August 29th, 2012
1:00 pm
Doesn't matter; I'm sure they were both preaching to only the choir.
August 29th, 2012
1:00 pm
Cheesy Grits @12:25
And a couple people were removed for throwing nuts at a black women and shouting " This is how we feed animals !!! "
Guess they were surprised to see a black person at the Republican convention.
So the protesters, not the Republicans, are the ones who can't distinguish between a black person and an animal. Gee…I wonder if the protesters have any political affiliation?
August 29th, 2012
1:01 pm
Finn: Question for you Republicans
Of course. Just as the Republican-led House has done, passing bills to reduce the deficit, create jobs, and reform entitlements.
August 29th, 2012
1:02 pm
That's right, Lil Barry, compromise is key.
If Democrats in the NJ house had acted like the obstructionist Republicans in DC, Christie would have had NOTHING to brag on.
August 29th, 2012
1:02 pm
Finn – ideally yes, but we both know that unless Romney's legislation satisfies the liberal agenda that the Dems in the House will veto anything and everything they can, just life the Gop's do now. elcome to Politics 101. Our biggest problem is how polarized this country had become, and how both sides espouse a my way or the highway approach. What amazes me though is I think the ast majority of the U.S population tends to be more middle ground, yet for some reason we can't out forward a more moderate candidate and the best we can do is put forth extremists like the current selection.
August 29th, 2012
1:03 pm
Christie: "I'm here to begin with this new era of truth telling."
In his family? "My dad was just a passenger," quipped Christie. "My mom was in the driver's seat."
"I AM my mother's son!"
Here's hoping male voters aren't as whiny as the liberal women.
Behind every powerful man, there's a strong woman.
Behind every whiny "Julia"…there's a democrat president to rock her from cradle to grave.
August 29th, 2012
1:04 pm
2nd part of my question:
Or do you think they should approach Romney's first piece of legislation by all members of the Democrat party voting NO on it? No questions asked – no debate – just FLAT no?
And then fight him tooth and nail on every single piece of legislation Romney and the Republicans introduce with the goal of making Romney a one term president?
August 29th, 2012
1:05 pm
I liked Christie's speech but at the same time was expecting more. I thought Guiliana did a better job in 2008, but then again, they lost. I think some one has decided that they are starting to pull in front and they are scared to make a mistake and attack Obama needlessly.
As Trump said on the radio yesterday, you are dealing with a deceitful liar, who in previous campaigns has fought dirty and goes for the throat, when he can. He has dug up sealed divorce records, to get his opponents disqualified, and slimmed those, he couldn't disqualify. We know he has already had his campaign imply that Romney caused a woman to die and called him a felon. What is next?
I agree with Trump, you can't pull your punches against this Mistake; there are few limits or governors on his vile attacks.
August 29th, 2012
1:06 pm
Hey Kyle, you should do a column concerning the use of the term "inhuman" for Mitt Romney, as a column in the Washington Post calls him today.
Can you imagine if a conservative called Obama "inhuman"? My gosh, there would be riots in the streets.
August 29th, 2012
1:07 pm
a dad,
Obama's signature bill – ACA – is based on Conservative plans. Trumpeted by Heritage Foundation and enacted by Mittens, himself.
How many Republican votes did he get? See, for Republicans it doesn't have anything to do with "doing what's best" for the people.
August 29th, 2012
1:08 pm
Republicans always argue that tax cuts, cuts to government spending, and balanced budgets will unleash the economy and create jobs. How has that worked out in New Jersey? The unemployment rate has gone up since Christie took office. UP! Mr. Christie forgot to mention that:
"There's one number New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie almost certainly won't mention in his keynote speech Tuesday night at the Republican National Convention: 9.8 percent, his state's current unemployment rate.
That dwarfs the troubling 8.3 percent national unemployment rate under President Barack Obama. And while the national rate has stayed relatively flat for the past five months, the Garden State's has risen from 9 percent in March when its previous decline stopped."
Read more at http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Articles/2012/08/28/Why-Christie-Wont-Mention-NJs-Unemployment-Rate.aspx#UowIOKV15y4JVpBf.99
August 29th, 2012
1:09 pm
If Democrats in the NJ house had acted like the obstructionist Republicans in DC, Christie would have had NOTHING to brag on.
If our Mistake had leadership skills on the level of Gov Christie, he might not have all the problems he has working with the other side.
August 29th, 2012
1:09 pm
@@, good post. As others have pointed out, the Democrats want cradle-to-grave entitlements, but the hardest part is making it to the cradle.
August 29th, 2012
1:10 pm
Off topic:
Evidently the AJC has a new home page (at least the one I saw today is different). For whatever my opinion might count, I don't like it. Requires more steps to navigate to where I want to get to than the old one.
August 29th, 2012
1:14 pm
17 recently elected Republican Governors, faced with significant democrat representation in their state legislatures, are making progress in working with those on the other side and turning around those debt ridden states. It is called leadership, empathy, commitment, perseverance, and insistence that things are going t get done. It can happen, just not with our Mistake, he has none of those qualities.
Romney has demonstrated those characteristics by governing a state with few Republicans in positions of authority.
August 29th, 2012
1:15 pm
Wingfield love freedom of speech for Republicans, but not so much for Democrats…. How do you tax cuts for the rich Republicans feel about the fact that the Romney/Ryan Republicans have dealt the race card from the bottom of the deck ???
August 29th, 2012
1:16 pm
wow, 2 year old hears his mothers voice for the first time.
August 29th, 2012
1:19 pm
That's just it, Finn–Christie led the way in crafting bipartisan solutions supported by both parties. Obozo can't do that.
Obozo: "My way, the highway, or a fascist power grab on my part".
August 29th, 2012
1:19 pm
My favorite Christ Christie quote (to a female reporter who had asked about jobs):
"You know, something may be going down tonight, but it ain't going to be jobs, sweetheart."
He's a 'stand-up' guy and wants everyone to know it. Gosh, don't you hope he talks to YOUR daughter like that? Ahhh, the days when women knew their place. Vote GOP this November to take us back there!
August 29th, 2012
1:19 pm
Rafe, that is just proof that it's the Republican side of the aisle that is broken and has forgotten that Democracy is based on the art of compromise.
The lost children are going to implode in November after Big O wins by a landslide.
August 29th, 2012
1:20 pm
How do you tax cuts for the rich Republicans feel about the fact that the Romney/Ryan Republicans have dealt the race card from the bottom of the deck ???
Chris Matthews went with ^^^ that one.
Newt Gingrich responded with "How racist must you be to assume that we're talking about African Americans?"
Good comeback.
August 29th, 2012
1:22 pm
I had several of these paycheck to paycheck big house middle class Republicans down here in the south tell me that if Romney/Ryan is elected, they will bring back all the Jobs that the Romney type Republicans outsourced overseas over the last 20 years… What a hoot !!! Non rich Republicans are the most naive, gullible, ignoramuses to ever come down the pike… A pike that my enslaved ancestors built by the way… Most Americans are ignorant of that fact too…
August 29th, 2012
1:27 pm
The GOP hierarchy is afraid of it's own shadow. Christie should have held up page whatever of the Bozocare health care plan that says that over 700B in Medicare funds will be cut. He should have pointed out that we have not had significant growth in 4 years and that our unemployment is over 8% and has been for about 43 months. He should have pointed out that the person who is posing as president of this country is an incompetent buffoon. But, oh no, we might lose independents if we go that route. Someone in this liberal joke we call a media might just criticize us and we can't have that, now can we. The GOP needs to grow a pair and call out this clown in government housing for what he is, nothing more than a Chicago thug with an agenda.
August 29th, 2012
1:27 pm
Yahoo! Washington Bureau Chief and former political director with ABC News David Chalian got caught on an ABC webcast saying that Mitt Romney would be "happy to have a party when black people drown." This is the grossly biased liberal media at work. An absolutely disgusting example of the politicized, non professional cancerous hacks spread throughout the mainstream media.
August 29th, 2012
1:28 pm
As is my practice, I elected to listen to the Braves rather than to politicians, but I had heard only positive reviews of Gov. Christie's speech before our host's essay. Sounds like all is going well at the convention.
August 29th, 2012
1:28 pm
RE: "17 recently elected Republican Governors, faced with significant democrat representation in their state legislatures, are making progress…"
Congressional Republicans have refused to work with Obama on legislation that Republicans previously supported and/or campaigned on such as health care mandates, stimulus during economic recession, infrastructure spending, cap-and-trade, and even a grand bargain that would have cut deficits by $4 trillion dollars. They even voted against a deficit commission bill that they introduced and co-sponsored because President Obama embraced the idea. Even now, Republicans are running around the country complaining about the sequestration budget cuts that they themselves proposed and voted for.
Yet, some would have us believe that Republicans abandoned their own positions because of Obama's poor leadership skills.?
No, Congressional Republicans are opposing President Obama at every turn, not because of policy differences and/or lack of leadership from the White House. They're doing it because of politics. Their view is that any success for Obama hurts their chances of winning back the White House. So, they've done everything possible to thwart him. In response, members of their base make the false claim that Obama doesn't have leadership skills rather than recognizing the fact that they are being conned.
August 29th, 2012
1:30 pm
As others have pointed out, the Democrats want cradle-to-grave entitlements,
And Republicans want a society where the rich get richer.
And if you are poor. Too damn bad. You probably choose to be poor anyway.
August 29th, 2012
1:32 pm
"Whose policies led us to the greatest recession since the great depression?"
We did it.
"Whose policies ran up a massive deficit over 8 years under the previous President?"
We did it.
"Whose policies led to wage stagnation, outsourcing and higher wealth concentration"
We did it.
"Who has sought to limit the rights of minorities, gays, and women?"
We did it.
"Who cut federal taxes but, unlike states who have mostly variable expenses, have hard obligations in defense, social security and medicare and led to soaring debt"
We did it.
August 29th, 2012
1:34 pm
Yahoo! Washington Bureau Chief and former political director with ABC News David Chalian got caught on an ABC webcast saying that Mitt Romney would be "happy to have a party when black people drown."
Hard to argue with him when things like this are going on at the convention.
August 29th, 2012
1:40 pm
When the rich get richer, everyone wins. The United States economy isn't identical to a game of "Monopoly". I know it's a difficult concept, but you can grasp it if you really, really try.
August 29th, 2012
1:41 pm
""Whose policies led us to the greatest recession since the great depression?"
We did it."
You mean like the primary contributing factor to the recession, which was the government-backing of shoddy mortgages by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae? You can thank Democrats for that.
August 29th, 2012
1:42 pm
year old hears his mothers voice for the first time.
D@mn science, d@mn you to he$$! This baby would still be in silence if we had taught these scientists only creationism!
August 29th, 2012
1:43 pm
You mean like the primary contributing factor to the recession, which was the government-backing of shoddy mortgages by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae? You can thank Democrats for that.
Id say huge tax cuts for the rich while fighting two wars didn't help either.
Just a hunch.
August 29th, 2012
1:44 pm
"When the rich get richer, everyone wins."
Except for when they don't. You know, like the people who LOSE their jobs, homes, medical coverage and retirement savings when their jobs are outsourced by their bosses who get richer by doing so. Then, you know, whole different story. Thanks for trying, though! Your own grasp of difficult concepts is really evolving. Don't give up!


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Summary: Three sips to mind the dead . . . Rebekkah Barrow never forgot the attention her grandmother Maylene bestowed upon the dead of Claysville, the small town where Bek spent her adolescence. There wasn't a funeral that Maylene didn't attend, and at each one Rebekkah watched as Maylene performed the same unusual ritual: She took three sips from a silver flask and spoke the words "Sleep well, and stay where I put you." Now Maylene is dead, and Bek must go back to the place she left a decade earlier. She soon discovers that Claysville is not just the sleepy town she remembers, and that Maylene had good reason for her odd traditions. It turns out that in Claysville the worlds of the living and the dead are dangerously connected; beneath the town lies a shadowy, lawless land ruled by the enigmatic Charles, aka Mr. D. If the dead are not properly cared for, they will come back to satiate themselves with food, drink, and stories from the land of the living. Only the Graveminder, by tradition a Barrow woman, and her Undertaker--in this case Byron Montgomery, with whom Bek shares a complicated past--can set things right once the dead begin to walk. Although she is still grieving for Maylene, Rebekkah will soon find that she has more than a funeral to attend to in Claysville, and that what awaits her may be far worse: dark secrets, a centuries-old bargain, a romance that still haunts her, and a frightening new responsibility--to stop a monster and put the dead to rest where they belong.
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Batman Beyond Valentines featuring Shriek.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Yep, spent my afternoon making these
instead of drawing porn and building armor, so I hope you like them.
#sorry they are not drawings #did not have time #the Wheres Terry episode had perfect facial expressions #so I couldn't resist
Why not write it like Shreeve's blog or diary or something, like his own notes on his sound suit?
Shreeve Sound's micro-transmitter/receivers.
Probably the smallest prop I've made (at least that I'm able to recall). At times, I need belongings of a character around to keep me feeling connected and motivated while working on larger related projects. It is such a boost to glance over to my work table and see these while constructing my sound suit. I feel as if I'm almost there… in the lab… conducting research… learning… producing amazing results
(as impractical as they my seem).
On a related note, my original plan for my posts about my completed props and sound suit was to write about them in an analytical scientific fashion, as if they were real inventions, presented by Walter Shreeve. Would anyone have interest in a science and technology focused rp/ask blog of this sort?
Finally can start on my Shriek sound suit.
Spent all morning cleaning out my work area, and I needed a material spread visual to re-energize me.
As a birthday gift, Sacredflamingheart provided me with the means to collect the last of the materials I required. Now to get to work (as he expects an impressive return on his investment. lol)
#my hair has not been this short since Batman Beyond originally aired
For those curious about what the old man's been up to since the sketch wip post.
Blocked in Mr. Power's color base and lighting scheme over the weekend. Now begins the painstaking rendering process.
Haven't had a chance to fully paint out a piece like this in a good while. Hopefully this all comes together with minimal aggravation.
Work in progress pin-up sketch of Derek Powers from Batman Beyond
Today the digital drawing board is all about skin-sloughing and visible skeletons.
#yep #still hanging out in the batman tag
#mature man #business suit #villain #green #skeleton #do i need more reasons to get excited about this?
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Shreeve, to me, you will always win
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Intel, feeding record demand for its computer chips, has hired nearly all of the 15 graduates from this June's class in Portland Community College's microelectronics program and is looking for more skilled graduates.
The company is enjoying banner sales and is building a new, $3 billion research factory called D1X in Hillsboro. That facility — known as a fab in the chip industry — will employ 1,000 when it opens in 2013.
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The Chicago Police Department, Red Squad selected records, c. 1930s-86 (bulk 1963-74) concerns surveillance of suspected "subversive" groups by the Chicago Police Department, ca. mid-1950s-74. The records were involved in two federal lawsuits. After these lawsuits were settled, Judge Susan Getzendanner of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois issued an order that deposited these records at the Museum and imposed certain restrictions on access to and disclosure of the records.
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Czech world champion Jaroslav Kulhavy [32] was crowned king of the men's Olympic mountain biking after a seven-lap race that left Swiss Nino Schurter in a close second Sunday.
Italian Marco Fontana finished third to take the bronze at 25 seconds behind Kulhavy's winning time of 1:29:07. Julien Absalon's dream of winning a third-consecutive gold was ended when the defending champion suffered a puncture early in the race.
But even before that mishap, Schurter [33] and Kulhavy were expected to be in the fight for the medals. The pair were among a leading group whose ferocious pace left many of their rivals trailing from the start on the technical Hadleigh Farm course. And when it came to a duel at the finish, 27-year-old Kulhavy powered ahead of Schurter on the final chicane to finish just 1 second ahead of the Beijing bronze medalist.
"It's incredible, it's the best moment in my life because the Olympic gold medal is the biggest prize in sport," said Kuhlavy.
Kulhavy and Schurter were determined to stay out of trouble on the course's technical features. Their strategy had the double effect of keeping them free of crashes and eliminating many of the rivals who, once trailing, found the pace even harder to match on the track's tight trails.
Schurter said: "I didn't want to get into any trouble from guys making mistakes. That's why I was always racing at the front the whole race. It was a good strategy, in the end there was just one guy stronger than me."
A series of attacks by Kuhlavy on lap four forced Schurter and Fontana to dig deep but also virtually eliminated South African Burry Stander and Jose Antonio Hermida of Spain, who had been chasing.
Stander's said his fifth place finish was a huge disappointment. "It's four years and I had a realistic chance, but there were 10 guys here with a realistic chance of winning this race," he said.
On the final lap Schurter and Kuhlavy dropped Fontana after a brief surge of pace took him to the front on the way to the switchback climb of Snake Hill. They then attacked each other several times on the final climb before the Swiss rider crested in the lead. With only a few hundred meters to race, however, Kuhlavy found a last droplet of energy to come round Schurter before the finish.
"Nino was really strong and we had a really big fight at the end," said Kuhlavy. "My last chance was in the chicane just before the finish and I just gave it everything I had."
A disappointed looking Schurter tried hard to put a positive spin on his runner-up place. "It's hard to lose the race by so little. I was so close," said the Swiss. "At first I was really disappointed—the first thing that goes through your head is that you've lost the gold medal—but now I'm happy because I did a really good race. "Jaroslav was just stronger in the last 200 meters."
Fontana admitted any other color of medal would not have been deserved: "The two guys ahead of me have been going really fast all season. They were better than me so credit to them."
1. Jaroslav Kulhavy (CZE) 1h29:07.
2. Nino Schurter (SUI) at 0:01.
3. Marco Aurelio Fontana (ITA) 0:25.
4. Jose Antonio Hermida (ESP) 0:29.
5. Burry Stander (RSA) 0:30.
6. Carlos Coloma (ESP) 1:00.
7. Manuel Fumic (GER) 1:24.
8. Geoff Kabush (CAN) 1:36.
9. Alexander Gehbauer (AUT) 2:09.
10. Todd Wells (USA) 2:21.
11. Stephane Tempier (FRA) 2:23.
12. Jan Skarnitzl (CZE) 2:41.
13. Gerhard Kerschbaumer (ITA) 2:55.
14. Ondrej Cink (CZE) 3:09.
15. Samuel Schultz (USA) 3:22.
16. Marek Konwa (POL) 3:34.
17. Rudi Houts van (NED) 3:46.
18. Ralph Naef (SWI) 3:51.
19. Kevin Van Hoovels (BEL) 3:54.
20. Karl Markt (AUT) 4:11.
21. Daniel Mcconnell (AUS) 4:15.
22. Sergio Mantecon Gutierrez (ESP) 4:39.
23. David Joao Serralheiro Rosa (POR) 4:43.
24. Rubens Valeriano (BRA) 5:16.
25. Florian Vogel (SUI) 5:29.
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CRI to Evaluate Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network
This year, Jennifer Lockman, Program Evaluator for Centerstone Research Institute, will conduct an evaluation project examining Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network (TSPN). Specifically, Lockman, in conjunction with Kathryn Mathes, VP for Evaluation and Research, will define the science and best practices behind successful suicide prevention coalitions. read more
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A nursing home in Charleston is changing owners.
Stonerise Healthcare is acquiring Heartland of Charleston from HCR ManorCare for $13 million. Stonerise is making the purchase under the name Chesterfield Co. Inc.
The West Virginia Health Care Authority has issued a certificate of need to Chesterfield for the acquisition.
Larry Pack with Chesterfield tells the Charleston Gazette (http://bit.ly/19D3rlf ) that Heartland's name will change to the Eastbrook Center. But the nursing home's management won't change.
Pack says the company wants to improve the nursing home's clinical capabilities and service. It also wants to expand the staff's expertise and take care of community needs.
Stonerise also owns nursing centers in Belmont, Lindside, Morgantown and Parkersburg.
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Think about those questions you had when you got ready to send your child to pre-school or kindergarten:
Is this really the best place for him?
Will she be OK?
What will his teacher be like?
Why do all the other kids look so much bigger than my kid?
Questions like these, of course, found answers along the way, and were eventually replaced by other questionsabout elementary school
middle school
high school.
And now
As you think seriously aboutand worry overthe next step in your child's life, you've got a whole new crop of questions that can possibly be boiled down into one:
How do I prepare my child for college and the rest of life?
Asking questions about your child's future is a healthy sign. It shows you care! Think about the time you spent reading to and with your kids. Remember those times you made them listen to some instructions over and over until they "got it right"? Then there were the times you directed the way they played with others.
You undoubtedly made some mistakes along the way. But you've always been there for them. Throughout grade school, middle school and even high school, they needed you to be involved and interested in their lives. And you were. Guess what? They need you now more than ever.
As you think about offering guidance for the college search, here are a few reminders of things you already know about your son or daughter:
Believing these truths about your child is the first step to preparing your child for college, and for the rest of life.
Treating your child as someone made in God's image should set the stage for any discussions you'll have about choosing a college. This, of course, means taking them and their opinions seriously. As you do, you'll find it's much easier to come alongside them and offer specific direction and guidance in five specific ways:
As you offer guidance and advice during the college search, and even argue now and then, keep one thing in mind: God formed your child before the beginning of time. He put your child in a particular family, in a particular city, and in a particular era. He created your child to do good works that would bring glory to the Creator. He promised that your child could be an adopted Son of God and could call God "Father."
God the Father gave his only Son so that your child might have abundant life. God the Son promised that his Spirit would empower your child to do far more than he or she would ever ask or think possible.
Think about college as a place that will help nurture your son or daughter in their growth as a child of God. The college they choose has the potential to prepare them to extend God's kingdom into areas of business, government, medicine, or communications in eternally profitable ways.
Wow! What an opportunity! And you get to be a part of it all.
A former president of Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, Frank Brock is currently the president of the Covenant College Foundation.


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So I visited the most awesome people in Colorado over X-mas break, The Jones. Todd's parents let me slump around their home for a week while I decompressed from 2012. A Cheeseburger Date was necessary. I wondered if Connie & Doug could hang with my habit. I googled "best cheeseburger in Colorado". Crave Real Burgers was at the top of the list and they even won the 2012 Denver Burger Battle. Wow! I was excited and hungry. Todd, his parents and I loaded into the truck and trekked to Castle Rock for our lunch.
The second I walked through the door of Crave I was pleased to have a 100% clear view of the grill including piles of some perfect bacon.
We were sat quickly, but not before we were able to drool a bit near the milkshake making counter. Yup! Reminded me a bit of GO! Burger. They also offered "adult" shakes here. (Here's Connie & Doug eyeing the milkshake machine.)
(Doug was sporting his Broncos jersey for the big game this day 12/30. It must have been good luck because the Broncos killed the Chiefs 38-3 YOUCH!)
I, of course, ordered a chocolate/vanilla shake. Once our server Spencer came to take our food orders, I decided to see if he could handle my picky chick requests. He did. "Fries well done & could you please cut my Cheeseburger into 4?" "Absolutely!" Great customer service. Doug ordered the crazy SLOPPER-a green chile smothered cheeseburger over a grilled cheese sandwich, topped with lettuce, tomato, onion, poblanos, pico, sour cream and avocado. Yikes! Todd chose "3 Little Pigs"- pulled pork, ham, bacon, beef patty, cheese, and onion strings, yes that comes on a bun! It was HUGE!
Connie & I kept it a bit more basic. I did my usual plain Cheeseburger with Bacon. Connie got a stock cheeseburger.
When my shake arrived I almost ended up IN the glass. It was sooo thick. Too thick. I was finally able to drink it towards the end of my meal. :( Note to Crave: You need boba straws.
Doug attacked the SLOPPER with a fork and knife and then didn't eat anything for almost 24 hours! He should have gotten an award like John Candy did finishing the 96oz steak in The Great Outdoors! "It was seriously terrific. Great flavors and impossible to leave any on my plate. It was just that good."-Doug
Connie reported her burger to have "looked pretty and tasted good." Nothing she hadn't had before, but good.
Todd LOVED his 3 Little Pigs. Pulled pork, beef pattie, bacon and ham covered in BBQ sauce. He is uber picky and was a very satisfied customer! This is Todd's happily fed face:
The price for the extravagant selections surprised me- approx $11 & that included fries. It should ALWAYS include fries. Unless tater tots are available. Hey Crave: You should add a tater tot! Yeah!
My cheeseburger was really really good, even in 4's. Juicy, thick perfect bacon and plenty of cheese. It was huge and cooked to my liking. Although my fries came out undone, however Spencer was quick to remedy the error with a fresh plate of golden crispy perfect fries. Thanks Spencer! You were a great server & I loved your green glasses. Crave Menu


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The investigator, Joseph Nicks, found that quote, "a good deal of what was alleged did not occur as it was stated." Green Bay chancellor Tom Harden put a disciplinary letter in the coach's file.
Wardle's contract, which expires in 2017, was not extended – and Harden said it would be reviewed each year.
Next season an adviser will be with Wardle to help him improve ways for motivating players. And the coach will be ordered to be more involved in activities throughout the Green Bay campus, to better understand the school environment.
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The Shay swivel chair combines clean, modern lines and classic style with the extreme comfort of blend-down cushions, inviting you to sink in and relax.
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Would love to have kept except for allergic reaction to some fabric or other material in the chair.
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Delivery was late because of bad weather. But product arrived in excellent condition, and customer service was very helpful for return. Delivery men very polite and kept in contact with me because of late arrival of delivery.
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We bought the glider for our newborn's room. I am 5.8 ft and getting up from the glider with my newborn has been very difficult. I find this the case with our R&B couch as well. Not sure if this is due to the construction or my height. I have started using a big pillow on the chair to help.
Additionally, the back of the glider is a bit low so I cannot recline my head on the chair. My husband is 6.3 and he has the same issues.
Other than that, it's a beautiful chair and very comfy if you're just using it for your living room/office/etc. Eventually we will move this chair into our living room. I would give this chair 5 stars if these issues were resolved.
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Ordered 2 of these chairs after sitting in every swivel chair in town. We love the high back, one of the only swivels we found where we could rest our head. Very comfortable seat and love the design.
Not sure how they will hold up as we've only had them a couple weeks. One con is that it seems that the seat cushion doesn't fit snuggly into the chair (it's like that on both chairs we got so it's not just a one off manufacturing error); however, this doesn't seem to affect the comfort of the chair- but considering that these are fairly expensive, would expect better. Overall though, would recommend.
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Q:Does the chair both swivel and glide?Asked on 2/14/2014 by Mary
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A:This chair is the Shay Swivel Chair and does not glide as well. There is another chair, the Shay Swivel Glider, that does both.
http://www.roomandboard.com/rnb/product/detail.do?productGroup=24991Answered on 2/17/2014 by Design Associate from Room & Board
A:This chair is the Shay Swivel Chair and does not glide as well. There is another chair, the Shay Swivel Glider, that does both.
http://www.roomandboard.com/rnb/product/detail.do?productGroup=24991Answered on 2/17/2014 by Design Associate from Room & Board
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In 1965, Congress enacted the federal Medicaid program to serve the health care needs of the poor
across the country, and by 1972, all states had joined the system – except Arizona. Arizona continued
to serve the indigent as it had since 1864 – through a system of county-run health care programs. In
spite of an enforcement statute enacted in 1974 (which was later declared unconstitutional), responsibility
for indigent health care remained with the counties until 1981, when the financially-burdened counties
appealed to the state for relief.
In response to this fiscal crisis, the Arizona Legislature selected an innovative plan for a prepaid
capitation program for indigent health care services. In the spring of 1982, AHCCCS was approved as a
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oversees the Medicaid program.
AHCCCS officially began operating on October 1, 1982. Through several extensions of its demonstration
status since then, AHCCCS continues to operate and receive federal funding. While traditional Medicaid
is "fee-for-service," AHCCCS provides for prepaid capitated care. AHCCCS contracts with health plans in
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each month for that care. At present, the program has more than 1.039 million members across Arizona
receiving quality medical and long-term care.
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even more change as costs, needs, and populations continue to shift and grow. It has caught the
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Fran Sonshine is the new chair of UJA Federation's Women's Campaign & Advocacy (WC&A).
Outgoing chair Barbara Bregman passed the reins to Sonshine and incoming vice chair Linda Frum at WC&A's recent annual installation following a record-setting year in which WC&A raised close to $7 million and an impressive 60 new Lions of Judah came on board.
The Lion of Judah distinction is given to women who make annual contributions of at least $5,000 to the UJA Federation annual campaign.
After praising the incredible success of the previous executive, Sonshine described her vision for the future. "My goal for Women's Campaign & Advocacy is to engage as many women in our community as possible, so that we can raise our voices about the issues that affect us, our families, and the Jewish world. The more women involved in our work, the more revenue will be generated to deal with today's challenges and in turn help to preserve our Jewish values of Tzedakah and Tikun Olam."
"Together, we raised the money," said Bregman. "Together we advocated for the Jewish community both in Israel and at home. Together we dedicated ourselves to strengthening Jewish life. Together we acted as role models for a future generation of leaders."
The evening's keynote speaker was Bernie Farber, executive director, Canadian Jewish Congress Ontario Region, who addressed the recent antisemitc activity throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
"We must not be cowed by acts of antisemitism in our midst. "We must use it to galvanize our purpose," said Farber. "We must ensure proper protection for our community and we must move forward in building a fence of protection both for our institutions, our people and our ideals. Ridding the world of antisemitism is an integral part of defending these ideals by all those who cherish and share them."
The other members of the UJA Federation Women's Campaign & Advocacy 2005 Executive are: Yetta Bregman and Sandra Waldman, Atarah chairs; Renee Gozlan and Honey Rubenstein, Lion of Judah (LOJ) chairs; Tobie Bekhor and Hinda Silber, LOJ Endowment chairs; Linda Waks and Liora Yakubowicz, Pacesetter chairs; Fern Gitter, Marley Greenglass and Robyn Ptasznik, telethon chairs; Judy Nyman, Board Development Edcuation chair, Andrea Cohen and Lisa Draper, Advocacy Chairs.