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Cal NORML hosts 2-day conference marking 100th year of cannabis prohibition; audio from conference posted
A two day event hosted by the California chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) marked the 100th anniversary of marijuana prohibition in California.The conference, held January 26 and 27, 2013 at the Ft. Mason Conference Center in San Francisco, focused on the history, causes and costs of marijuana prohibition as well as the future of marijuana reform.
Speakers included California State Senator Mark Leno, California State Assemblyman, Tom Ammiano, Dr. Larry Bedard, and a host of others. During the conference "Pioneer Freedom Fighter"awards were presented to Dennis Peron, Michelle Aldrich, Michael Aldrich, Debby Goldsberry and Gordon Brownell.
KMUD programmer, Sue Maloney attended the conference and recorded the presentations. KMUD Technical Director, Simon Frech, processed the audio and posted it for your listening enjoyment.
Click here to access the conference audio recordings.
Additional Links:
Cal NORML Home Page
Additional photos and videos taken at the conference
blog.sfgate.com article about the conference
(Left) Senator Mark Leno speaks on a panel about state obstacles to human rights for marijuana users along with (left to right) attorneys Omar Figueroa and Michael Levinsohn, and Daisy Bram of freemybabies.org at the Cannabis in California: Ending the 100-Year War Conference in San Francisco on January 26, 2013. Photo by Amanda Holguin/CULTURE Magazine.
According to a press release from the Arcata Police Department, dated Jan. 30, 2013:
The Arcata Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Jason Francis Lovell, 32 of Arcata. Lovell was reported missing on January 29th, 2013. He was last seen on the evening of January 25th in Arcata. Family and friends became concerned when Lovell failed to show up for work. His vehicle was found abandoned in the 1200 Blk of F St in Arcata. Lovell has a history of mental health issues and is considered at risk.
Lovell is described as a white male adult, 5'8" tall, weighing 150 lbs with short brown hair and hazel eyes. He has a short reddish brown beard.
Anyone who has seen Mr. Lovell or has any information as to his whereabouts is asked to call the Arcata Police Department at: (707)822-2428.
Click here for Times-Standard article on the missing man.
According to a press release from the Eureka Police Department, dated Jan. 29, 2013:
On the afternoon of 01/28/13, detectives from the Eureka Police Department's Problem Oriented Policing Unit (POP) responded to a neighborhood complaint in the 2500 block of Union St. The complaint alleged excessive foot and vehicle traffic coming from an apartment located in the alley. Detectives contacted a female living in the apartment, who advised them one of the subjects living with her was Edward Charles Vercoe (12/28/69). Vercoe in on active PRCS Parole and is subject to search and seizure at anytime.
During a subsequent search, detectives located ½ gram of Heroin and a Sony HD video camera they believed was related to a weekend burglary of News Channel 3. Employees from Channel 3 were contacted and responded to the scene where they positively identified the Sony camera and related cables. The employees from Channel 3 stated there are additional cameras and equipment outstanding.
Vercoe was not on scene at the time the search was conducted and is currently wanted for being in Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Stolen Property. Anyone with information regarding Vercoe's whereabouts can contact the Eureka Police Department, at (707) 441-4060, or call the Problem Oriented Policing Unit at (707) 441-4373.
Suspect wanted: Edward Charles Vercoe.
Previous press release related to this case from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Jan. 28, 2013:
On 01-27-2013, approximately 12:00 noon the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a call from the station manager of KIEM News reporting a burglary to the station. A deputy responded to 5650 South Broadway Avenue, Eureka and met with the station manager who reported that someone stole four news video cameras and a scanner from a single wide trailer located behind the building. There were no signs of forced entry. The stolen items were last seen in the trailer at 8:30 p.m. Saturday night, 1-26-2013 and were discovered missing on Sunday, 1-27-2013, approximately 11:00 a.m. The news station and the Humboldt County Sheriff's office is requesting the public be on the lookout for the three stolen Sony cameras and a Panasonic camera, along with a radio shack scanner. Estimated loss is $10,000.00.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Update-Jan. 28, 2013
On Sun., Jan 27, a Shelter Cove woman was swept out to sea and drowned by a sneaker wave while walking along Little Black Sands Beach near Shelter Cove.
Use the player below to hear an interview with Cheryl Anthony, duty officer of the Shelter Cove Volunteer Fire Dept, describing the rescue attempt and also to hear about a movement to increase sneaker wave warning signage in the Shelter Cove area. This piece was aired on Mon., Jan 28, 2013 on the KMUD Local News by Christina Aanestad.
See below for the original post on this incident.
According to a press release from the U.S. Coast Guard, dated Jan. 27, 2013:
A 32-year-old woman was swept out to sea today while walking on Black Sand Beach with her friend and her dog. Her friend called the Coast Guard, and Coast Guard Group Humboldt Bay diverted a helicopter and launched a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat from Station Noyo River to search for the woman in the water. Additionally, Shelter Cove Fire Rescue were called in to assist.
The helicopter was able to locate her within minutes of arriving on scene and relay her position to the Fire Rescue boats. Her body was recovered and brought to the emergency medical personnel on shore, who pronounced her dead.
The Coast Guard reminds everyone to be vigilant while recreating on the beaches in Northern California. Winter is an especially dangerous time, and sneaker waves can catch beach goers by surprise, washing them into the sea. People walking along the beach should not turn their back to the ocean. Families and dog owners should protect themselves and their loved ones from surf zones and avoid low-lying areas.
According to an article in the Times-Standard, the woman who drowned was from Shelter Cove, but as of Sunday, Jan., 27, her name has not been released pending next of kin. Click for more information in the Times Standard
Update: Thurs., June 20, 2013 - Construction halted in wetland draining work area of the Willits Bypass Project.
The audio in the player below, submitted and aired by KMUD News Correspondent Eileen Russell, was broadcast on the KMUD Local News Thurs., June 20, 2013 and includes interviews with protesters, as well as representatives from Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol.
Also, see additional articles:
- Lockdown stops work at Willits Bypass; 2 arrested
- Willits Bypass tree-sitters extracted by CHP
- Arrests at Willits Bypass site
Update: February 27, 2013
Use the player below to hear: "Willits Bypass slowing Down", including more on the impact of the Willits Bypass Project on nesting birds. This piece was aired on Wed., Feb 27, 2013 by KMUD News Coordinator, Christina Aanestad.
Update: February 26, 2013
Use the player below to hear: "Willits Bypass protests continue" including the alledged finding of bird nests on the project construction site and "security" of the protest tree sit area. This part of the story was aired on Tues., Feb. 26 2013 by KMUD News Director, Terri Klemetson.
Update: February 25, 2013
use the player below to hear: "Protesters stop construction near Willits Bypass"and "Tree sitter says Willits Bypass deserves scrutiny", aired on Mon., Feb. 25, 2013 by KMUD News Director, Terry Klemetson, with reports from KMUD News Correspondent, Jennifer Poole and KMUD News Coordinator, Christina Aanestad.
Update: February 14, 2013
KMUD news has been following the progress of the Willits Bypass Project as tensions build between those protesting the project and Caltrans, the government agency in charge of the project.
Use the player below to hear an audio clip, aired by KMUD News Coordinator Christina Aanestad, which includes interviews with Naomi Wagner of Earth First, Caltrans Spokesperson, Phil Frisbie, and Treesitter, Warbler. This story was aired on KMUD Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013.
See the posts below for previous updates, background and the original post on the Willits Bypass story.
Update-Jan. 28, 2013:
This Monday, Jan. 28, about 30 to 40 protestors participated in a rally and organized a tree sit just off Highway 101, at the south end of Willits, to protest the proposed Willits Bypass Project.
Use the player below to hear more about the demonstration opposing the Willits Bypass, including interviews with demonstrators and a Caltrans representative. This piece was aired by KMUD News Correspondent, Christina Aanestad on the KMUD Local News Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
24-year old Amanda Senseman, also known as "Warbler", sits in a tree to stop the Willits bypass.
The original post of the proposed Willits Bypass Demonstration can be viewed below.
For a number of years there has been a proposal to reroute Highway 101 around the downtown Willits area, the so-called Willits Bypass. According to the Caltrans website:
"Route 101, functionally classified a principal arterial route, is the single north-south route serving the length of coastal California and is crucial in the commerce of northwestern California. On Route 101, trucks and passenger vehicles transport goods and people to and from the many communities throughout the region. In the Willits area, it serves an increasingly heavy commuter, recreational and commercial traffic demand. Lack of capacity and congestion has resulted in delay and lengthy traffic queues within the project limits north of the city limit."
In September, 2012, concerned that the bypass project would harm wetlands, salmon streams and endangered plants, a number of environmental groups including: the Center for Biological Diversity, Willits Environmental Center, Redwood Chapter of the Sierra Club and EPIC, requested a preliminary injunction to stop the proposed bypass. Early in November of 2012 that injunction was denied by a federal judge and the work on the bypass is ready to begin as soon as funding for the project is designated.
Use the player below to hear more on this story, including a planned protest of the project on Monday, Jan.28. The piece was introduced and aired by KMUD News Coordinator, Terri Klemetson, and produced by Rian Marie and Cody Mark.
Additional Resources:
Save Our Willits Valley Coalition -707-216-5549
Click here for information about the protest on Mon., Jan. 28, 2013
Willits Bypass - Final Environmental Impact Statement / Environmental Impact Report, October 2006
Supplemental Environmental Impact Report, May 2010
Click here for maps of Willits Bypass
Willits Bypass - Reports and Presentations
Caltrans Willits Bypass - Environmental Atlas:
Court denies marijuana reclassification, but ASA vows to try congressional bill- update;new legislation proposed - audio included
Update: Feb. 14, 2013
Marijuana related federal legislation was introduced in Congress this Feb. 14 by Representative Earl Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon. The proposed bill, HR 689, would provide for the rescheduling of marijuana and for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
Use the player below to hear more on this story, including an interview with 2nd District Congressman from California, Jared Huffman. This piece was aired by KMUD News Coordinator, Christina Aanestad, on the KMUD Local News, Thurs., Feb. 14, 2013
The original post of this story appears below.
On Oct. 16, 2012, the Court of Appeals in Washington DC began hearing oral arguments in the landmark case, Americans for Safe Access v Drug Enforcement Administration. The plaintiffs in this case argued that the DEA acted irrationally in ruling that cannabis belongs in Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act and that this scheduling of marijuana has harmed medical marijuana patients physically and financially. On behalf of Americans for Safe Access, Attorney Joseph Elford asked the court to force the DEA to reconsider its classification of cannabis as a dangerous drug without therapeutic benefits, arguing that the agency ignored 200 well-controlled studies which show cannabis has legitimate medical uses. On Tues., Jan. 22, 2013 the court issued its ruling on the case.
Use the player below to hear the outcome of that ruling and an interview with Chris Hermes from Americans for Safe Access.This story was aired by KMUD News Coordinator, Terri Klemetson, on Wed., Jan 23, 2013.
Click here for a pdf copy of the opinion issued Jan. 22, 2013.
Update- Wed. Jan. 23, 2013: High Risk missing person, Myra Sheek found safe and uninjured.
According to an update from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Wed. Jan. 23, 2013:
On 01-23-2013, approximately 9:00 a.m., five Humboldt County Sheriff Search and Rescue volunteers and two trained Search and Rescue Deputies met at Eggert Road, Eureka and expanded the search area for missing person Myra Sheek. At approximately 9:40 a.m. a search and rescue volunteer found Sheek hidden in thick brush. She was located approximately 150 feet on the northside of the roadway near the intersection of Ridgewood Drive and Eggert Road, Eureka. She indicated to the Sheriff's personnel that she did not want to be found. Medical Personnel were immediately summoned to the scene and Sheek was transported to a local hospital for treatment. She did not appear to be injured, only dehydrated and cold. Sheek is expected to make a full recovery.
The original post of this story is found below.
According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Jan 22, 2013:
On 01-18-2013, approximately 11:30 a.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office was notified by the owner of Aguilar Manor Assisted Living Facility located at 6433 Eggert Road, Eureka, that a resident, Myra Sheek, was missing. The resident went for a walk at 11:00 a.m. that day and did not return. Normally Sheek never walks more than a block away from the home and returns within a short period of time. The owner told the investigating deputy that the missing female has some medical issues which raised the concern for her welfare. Deputies and Sheriff's Citizens on Patrol (S.C.O.P.) searched the area for Sheek, but could not find her. Several neighbors were contacted but had not seen her.
The Sheriff's Office is requesting the public's help in locating her.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Myra Sheek is described as follows: 61 years old, White Female, 5' 6", 200 lbs, brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a denim jacket, yellow sweat pants. She wears glasses.
According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Jan. 18, 2013:
On 01-17-2013 at about 4:15 pm an Agent with the Humboldt County Drug Task Force received a telephone call from a Special Agent with the Iowa State Narcotics Task Force. The Special Agent relayed the following information to the Humboldt County Drug Task Force Agent. On 01-16-2013 at about 2:00 pm an Iowa State Trooper made traffic stop on a vehicle traveling east bound on Interstate Highway 80 near Atlantic, Iowa for a traffic violation.
The State Trooper discovered 100 individual one- pound bags of processed marijuana in the vehicle. Two suspects were arrested from the vehicle. Through their investigation in Iowa Officers learned that the marijuana came from a residence located in the 700 block of Park Avenue, Arcata, California. With the information provided by law enforcement in Iowa a Drug Task Force Agent obtained a search warrant for the residence located on Park Avenue, Arcata.At about 6:30 pm the Humboldt County Drug Task Force assisted by the Arcata Police Department and the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office served a search warrant at the residence on Park Avenue.
Officers detained two subjects at the residence who were identified as Christopher Joseph Luddie age 21 and Patrick Joseph Wall age 21. When Officers searched the residence they located 122 individual one-pound bags of processed marijuana buds in one of the bedrooms. Officers located evidence of a butane hash lab in the residence, along with approximately one pound of hash. Officers also located an indoor marijuana growing room in the garage that had been recently harvested. When Officers searched one of the vehicles that was parked in front of the residence they discovered approximately $160,000 dollars in cash inside of a duffle bag in the trunk of the vehicle. Officers seized the money for possible asset forfeiture.
Wall and Luddie were both arrested for cultivation and possession for sales of marijuana, for manufacturing of a hash lab and for conspiracy to commit a crime. Both subjects were transported to the Humboldt County Correctional Facility and their bail was set at $500,000 dollars each.
This case is still under investigation by the Humboldt County Drug Task Force and the Iowa State Narcotics Task Force.
The photo below shows cannabis and cash confiscated in the case.
According to information recently released jointly by the California Highway Patrol, National Weather Service, and Caltrans:
The winter season brings the threat of small hail showers to Northwest California. Accumulating hail on roadways can result in very slick driving conditions. In fact, driving on a hail covered road is very similar to driving on a sheet of ice. Motorists can easily lose control of their vehicle resulting in a collision.
Here are some small hail weather event driver's safety tips:
- Dark clouds ahead signal the potential for hail.
- Slow down and use your seatbelts. Small hail will make roads icy. Keep a constant watch for other vehicles.
- Turn on your headlights. Anytime your windshield wipers are on, your headlights are required to be on – it's the law.
- Turn off cruise control. This will allow you to better react to sudden weather changes.
- Don't panic. If you begin to slide on a hail covered roadway, slowly take your foot off the gas pedal. And remember, don't slam on the brakes or make any sudden steering adjustments.
"Small hail on north coast roadways can make for extremely hazardous driving conditions and has been a factor in far too many traffic collisions causing injuries and claiming lives. A small hail event can come in an instant and without prior notice. The CHP's hope is that partnering with Caltrans District 1 and the National Weather Service in Eureka to launch this campaign will reduce the amount of weather related traffic collisions and ultimately save lives," said Garberville Area CHP Lieutenant Commander Adam Jager.
"Small hail showers occur most often in the winter and early spring, but can occur in the fall as well," said Nancy Dean, Meteorologist in Charge, National Weather Service Eureka. "Motorists should be on the lookout for dark, stormy clouds ahead and/or very heavy rainfall. Both can indicate the potential for small hail on the road just ahead."
"Weather conditions can change quickly on the north coast. Most winter accidents are the result of driving too fast for the conditions. Slow down, use your seat belt and arrive safely to your destination," said Charlie Fielder, Caltrans District 1 Director.
Please drive safely this winter season!
Photo: (From left to right) Charlie Fielder, Caltrans District 1 Director; Nancy Dean, Meteorologist in Charge, National Weather Service Eureka; and Garberville Area CHP Lieutenant Commander Adam Jager join to raise awareness about small hail on area roadways.
According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Jan. 16, 2013:
On 01-15-2013, approximately 7:00 p.m., a Humboldt County Sheriff's Deputy was dispatched to a local hospital emergency room to meet with a gunshot victim. When the deputy arrived he met with the 28 year old male victim and his wife, who are Fortuna residents. They told the deputy they drove to Samoa Beach, off New Navy Base Road, at approximately 5:30 p.m. They parked in a turnout approximately 100 yards north of the Samoa Beach County Campground, exited their vehicle and walked towards the beach. When they arrived at the beach they went for a walk, south along the wave slope, for about 30 to 45 minutes, when they heard two or three gunshots. They did not see anyone in the area. The gunshots were seconds apart. After the second shot her husband felt a burning sensation in his buttocks and foot. He saw his foot was covered in blood. They ran back to their vehicle and drove to the hospital to seek treatment. They have no idea who did this or why. There are no suspects at this time. The victim is expected to recover from his injuries.
Deputies responded to the area described and checked the area. No witnesses, other victims or suspects were located.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.


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On Monday, March 4, with the first day spring still two weeks away, almond trees southeast of town are filled with blossoms, as are flowering plum and pear trees that line many city streets.
The bloom has put a large amount of pollen into the air, which can aggravate allergic reactions in people sensitive to the pollen.
According to WeatherChannel.com, Tracy has a particularly high pollen count for juniper, ash and cedar trees. The count for grasses and weeds, however, is relatively low.
Don Scholl, superintendent of the Parks, Sports Fields and Tree division of Tracy Public Works, said city trees are blooming a little earlier than usual this year.
"It has been drier than normal, and the warmer temperatures in the evening have pushed the blooms a bit earlier," Scholl said. "It does make for beautiful trees."
Temperatures on Monday reached the high 60s.
Accuweather.com predicts a high of 60 and a low of 35 to accompany rain Wednesday, March 6, before giving way to warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine during the weekend.
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"It is possible to like a look and not crave it, to appreciate it and yet know it's for someone else. Clothes, like photographs and poems and reality TV shows, work on several levels. Sometimes it's best to stand back, out of the blast radius."
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A Wall Street romance gone wrong
The problem with Greg Smith's new tell-all book about life within Goldman Sachs lies less in what he says than in what he couldn't or wouldn't reveal.
For someone unfamiliar with the way Wall Street works -- the nitty gritty of what it's like to work on a trading desk -- Greg Smith's memoir, "Why I Left Goldman Sachs," may prove deeply educational.
By the time I turned the last page, it was becoming clear that this tell-all of life within Goldman Sachs doesn't tell us all that much that we didn't already know. Indeed, it seems that Smith simply was slower to wake up to what many of us already knew, perhaps because he dwelt so comfortably within the belly of the beast.
There are interesting vignettes, to be sure (although some of them, like Lloyd Blankfein "air drying" by ambling through the Goldman locker rooms naked after a shower, I will try to banish from my mind as rapidly as possible). But while Smith may have set out to describe the breakdown of the client service culture on the Street and within Goldman Sachs, he very rarely departs from ground that has already been very well trodden.
Goldman Sachs as hedge fund? Check. That view of Goldman was well entrenched on Wall Street and written about by financial journalists nearly a decade before Smith had his epiphany on the subject.
The willingness not only to profit from those who Smith describes as "the Simple Client" and "the Client Who Doesn't Know How to Ask Questions" but to actively work against them is unpleasant. I had been talking to various financial market participants about what is more widely referred to as "dumb money" and the way investment banks abused those relationships long before Smith says he knew what an investment bank was.
A Wall Street institution becoming its own best client? Again, the writing was on the wall by 2006. Smith reminds me of the character played by Claude Rains in the iconic 1942 film "Casablanca," when he declaims that he is "shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on" at the casino operated by Humphrey Bogart.
In many ways, this book reads like the collapse of a marriage -- what happens when one partner realizes that his spouse isn't who he thought she was. He now has to reevaluate every detail of her character and their relationship and in doing so, recognizes that the entire marriage was built on shaky ground. That is what happened to Smith after he left New York for London, where the dysfunctional elements of today's Wall Street were more on display, just like the broad pinstripes and garishly colored ties that denizens of the City of London sport in place of the subdued Brooks Brothers attire that is the mode on Wall Street.
Smith has his side of the narrative -- a prism through which he sees Wall Street. Goldman Sachs, the spurned former object of his affection, now spinning for all it's worth, has a version that is, unsurprisingly, rather different.
The truth probably lies somewhere in between. Goldman's comments that Smith was unhappy with the size of his compensation package have the ring of truth -- there are repeated small references scattered throughout the book that reflect that -- and it's likely that played a role in his growing discontent with the firm. It's also likely that he heard some of the comments about clients as "muppets" that he reports in the book, comments that Goldman insists were never made.
Overall, the comments made by both sides sound eerily like those of a divorced couple busily rewriting history and convincing themselves and trying to convince others of the truth of their particular version.
Does Smith's version offer valuable insights for those trying to understand or trying to regulate Wall Street? Some of Wall Street's critics will argue that there is no such thing as too many people pointing out "that Goldman Sachs and Wall Street had lost sight of their mission: servicing clients." Certainly, it's worth hearing from an insider who specialized in working with the kinds of clients that increasingly get short shrift from the financial system, yet that are at the heart of the economy.
To me, the problem lies less in what Smith says than what he was either unwilling or unable to reveal. (Unwilling because had he done so, he may well have violated the rules governing client confidentiality and exposed himself to legal penalties.) But for anyone who followed the debate surrounding the Abacus transaction that was at the heart of the lawsuit filed by the SEC against Goldman Sachs (later settled with a record fine but no admission of culpability) there is little that is surprising or new.
In the final pages, Smith describes a handful of transactions that, in his eyes, had become a pattern of behavior. In one, a trader describes how he took advantage of a client's trust to earn an extra $1.5 million. "The client was trusting and hadn't checked the price with any other brokers," Smith writes. "This wasn't some rogue associate who'd gone off the reservation. His boss was sitting right next to him, smiling and nodding" as he crowed about his coup.
He gives other small examples: a mistake by a client that reflected a misunderstanding of options where a Goldman salesperson promptly took advantage, profiting from the fact that a client didn't have a terminal displaying live stock quotes on his desk and executing a trade at an old price that gave Goldman a bigger profit. Unethical, to be sure … like a taxi driver who keeps an extra $20 when he makes change on a $100 bill when dealing with a tourist unfamiliar with the local currency.
Ultimately, the part of the book that could prove to be most valuable isn't Smith's all-too-familiar comments about Wall Street's problems. These have all been highlighted previously, most publicly at the April 2010 Congressional hearings into Goldman Sachs and the Abacus trade (which, at the time, Smith says in the book he viewed as a show trial). Smith wasn't a part of those transactions, nor does he appear to have been close enough to others that he characterizes as corrupt to really give us an insight into why and how the culture had changed.
He is even less able to provide useful prescriptions for how to effect a reversal of that cultural change in an era in which investment banks are under tremendous pressure to generate a return on equity that is greater than their cost of capital. (That's a conundrum that Smith never even mentions, a big flaw in his analysis.)
What Smith does do, however, is to shine a light, however obliquely, on the problems with the "buy side," and on the ever-widening gap between the Wise Clients and the Wicked Clients, on the one hand, and the Simple Clients and the Clients Who Don't Know How to Ask Questions on the other. The problems on Wall Street exist because of the latter two groups -- pension fund trustees who are woefully unprepared to analyze or critique the products that Wall Street is peddling and thus to understand whether they are useful to them or whether they will simply help Goldman or other firms boost their profits and ROE and earn the salesperson a big fat bonus.
Smith describes himself as horrified when an overseas client, in the wake of the Abacus revelations, states in a matter of fact manner, "we know you have exclusively your own interests at heart."
So what if the client distrusts Goldman? That's healthy in today's financial system; it's harder for anyone to take advantage of you if you're smart and skeptical.
The problem lies with those money managers who retain their trust. If Smith's book prompts more of them to wake up and smell the garbage, or prompts those running these funds to ensure they have the skills to beat Wall Street at its own game, it will -- for all its flaws -- have performed a very valuable service. Smith's stated objective may be changing the culture on Wall Street, but this would be a far easier goal to accomplish.
Suzanne McGee is a columnist at The Fiscal Times. Subscribe to The Fiscal Times' free newsletter.
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This recipe is wonderful! I am making tins and these cookies are definitely going in them. I did try making a batch with Splenda as a substitute... not the same effect :(
Frosted Ginger Cookies
Leigh Beisch
We love these frosted ginger cookies' soft texture and bright spice flavor. Frosted ginger cookies are perfect for gifts and Christmas cookie swaps.
Yield: Makes 40 cookies
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Recipe Time
35 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 102
- Calories from fat: 33%
- Protein: 0.8g
- Fat: 3.8g
- Saturated fat: 2.2g
- Carbohydrate: 16g
- Fiber: 0.2g
- Sodium: 98mg
- Cholesterol: 15mg
- 1 cup granulated sugar, plus more for rolling cookies
- 3/4 cup butter, at room temperature
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons molasses
- 2 cups flour, sifted
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You are on a roll, Aries, and now it is just a matter of maintaining the momentum for a few more days. Don't let anyone slow you down this week.
TAURUS - April 21-May 21
Taurus, there are many opportunities within your reach, but you are not sure which way to go. Seek advice from Sagittarius when you get a spare moment.
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Others can see you haven't been yourself lately, Gemini. So relax and take a break from something that's been bothering you, and you will return to being your old self. You won't be disappointed.
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Now is not the time for dawdling, Cancer. You have a full plate of things to tackle and it seems like the hours will be slipping away. Recharge and get focused.
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Leo, don't let anyone discourage you when tackling a big project. As you have proven time and again, you simply need to establish a goal and your efforts will help you achieve it.
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Nothing beats sitting 'round a summer campfire, roasting s'mores off of tick-infested branches, telling ghost stories, watching the plumes of smoke billow through a forest of dry leaves, as you try not to fixate on the smell of burning flesh and the near-certainty of an impending bear attack... Oh, were your summer campfires not like that? Well, whatever your special memories may be, revisit them from the comfort of your
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When you live in a major metropolitan area, your choice of swimming holes is limited to two basic options: public cesspool, or private rooftop hotel pool - and chances are only one of those two options is actually available to you (and it ain't Soho House). But all hope is not lost, because: kiddie pools! Sure, you're not technically "allowed" on your building's unfinished, tar-covered roof, but as soon as you step into that icy hose-water wading pool, getting evicted will be the last thing on your mind. Mostly because you'll be wondering if they'll be able to save that foot.
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You know the old saying, "If you can't make it to the beach, bring the beach to you"? No? You don't. Well we're pretty sure that's a thing. It is definitely a thing. The point is, one way to replicate the feeling of a sweltering summer beach day when you're stuck in the city is to haul a shit-ton of sand up to your fifth floor walk-up, dump it all over the floor – so it really gets into all the nooks and crannies – turn off the air conditioning, close all the windows, and lay down under a spotlight until you can take it no more. (You'll know you've reached that point when you are begging your cat, Mr. Ticklepants, to bring you a bottle of water and, barring that, a loaded shotgun.)
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Excellent appetizer. Elegant enough for a dinner party. For this year, I substituted goat cheese for the ricotta and red onion for the green onion. I've also made this with smoked salmon (pacific style, not Nova lox) and it comes out delicious.
Smoked-Trout Spread
This rich spread goes best with plain crackers such as unsalted saltines or Carr's Table Water Crackers.
Yield: 2 3/4 cups (serving size: 2 tablespoons spread and 4 crackers)
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- Calories: 95
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 2.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 7.2g
- Carbohydrate: 11.1g
- Fiber: 0.5g
- Cholesterol: 9mg
- Iron: 0.2mg
- Sodium: 321mg
- Calcium: 20mg
- 1 pound smoked trout fillets, skinned
- 1/2 cup sliced celery
- 1/3 cup sliced green onions
- 1/3 cup part-skim ricotta cheese
- 1/4 cup (2 ounces) tub-style light cream cheese
- 1 tablespoon stick margarine or butter
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon hot sauce
- 88 water crackers
- Break trout fillets into large pieces. Place trout pieces and the next 8 ingredients (trout through hot sauce) in a food processor, and process until smooth, scraping the sides of processor bowl occasionally. Serve spread with crackers.
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- COURSE: Appetizers, Dips/Spreads
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, No-Cook
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Cheese, Fish
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor
- OCCASION: Christmas, New Year's, Super Bowl, Valentine's Day, Birthdays/Anniversaries
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A Cottonwood Heights woman was critically injured when she was struck by a car backing out of a steep driveway Tuesday afternoon.
Cottonwood Heights police Sgt. Mark Askerlund said the 74-year-old woman was walking with her 75-year-old husband near 3600 East and 8200 South when hit. The driver did not see the couple until too late.
The victim was knocked down and hit her head on the concrete. Unified Fire Department paramedics responded and the woman was transported to Intermountain Medical Center.
Her husband was not injured.
Askerlund said no citations were issued, but the investigation is ongoing.
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WASHINGTON D.C. - The threat of snow in the Washington area has prompted the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to give federal employees the option to take unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for the region for Thursday. How much snow, if any, will fall is uncertain.
OPM said Wednesday evening that federal agencies will be open, but nonemergency employees can use unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework.
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North Zealand is a beautiful place to enjoy a holiday in Denmark, with its scenic landscapes, beautiful golden sand coastline, lakes and magnificent castles. Just across the Sound is the coastline of Sweden and Helsingborg is just a short ferry ride away. This slow paced, less populated area north of Copenhagen is where the Queen of Denmark chooses to spend her vacation. For historians there are a wealth of Viking remains and for modern day explorers a visit to the home of Knud Rasmussen is a must.
A visit to the beach is a pleasurably treat from your North Zealand holiday home rental. If the sun is shining, the locals may well be getting an all-over tan. The blue flag waters are pretty cold for swimming but on cooler days a walk along the seashore can be exhilarating. Take a boat trip to one of the nearby harbour towns or take the ferry to Helsingborg for a day in Sweden. The scenic countryside and the pleasant temperatures are usually ideal for hiking and cycling around the small waterfront villages, drinking in the pretty sights and stopping for refreshments wherever the fancy takes you.
Helsingor is a lively town in North Zealand where Kronborg Castle, the famous setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet, can be visited. Rungsted is a charming small town, best known as the setting for Karen Blixen's short stories with a museum to her memory. On a different plane completely is the outstanding Modern Art Gallery of Louisiana which can be found along the coast at Humlebaek. Roskilde is the old capital city of Denmark and consequently has some interesting architecture and places to visit. The Cathedral at Roskilde is the resting place of Danish royalty and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The wonderful Viking Ship Museum is another real treat for visitors to linger over. Roskilde and neighbouring Isefjord are in fjord country where busy local harbours abound. Just west of Humlebaek is Fredensborg where in July visitors can tour the newly opened royal summer palace.
Summer temperatures in North Zealand can reach an average of 22°C (72°F) in July with the chance of some showers. Winters are very cold with several months of daytime temperatures which are barely above freezing. The winter also has the most precipitation which falls as snow even along the coast of North Zealand.
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Tops in Texas: Johnson, Donahew or Grimes?
After spending the last four weeks at No. 1, Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the spot for a fifth. A rare feat in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it they'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can they do it? Let's find out.
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5. Little Too Late — Zane Williams
4. July in Cheyenne — Aaron Watson
3. Hard Whiskey — Josh Ward
2. The Cowboy Kind — Curtis Grimes
1. Small Town Love — Casey Donahew Band
It was tight at the top, so a big congratulations to Casey Donahew — garnering a mere fourteen more spins than Curtis Grimes to land the biggest song in Texas, this week.
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New details into the investigation into Browns owner Jimmy Haslam's family business Pilot Flying J. The FBI is looking into possible rebate fraud at the truck stop business.
Pilot Flying J, the company owned by Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam, is $4 billion in debt.
According to the Wall Street Journal the company also has downgraded credit rating.
The FBI and IRS raided the company's Knoxville, Tennessee headquarters in April. Haslam, who has denied any wrongdoing, is accused of rebate fraud.
Several trucking companies have sued Pilot Flying J. So far five former employees pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges.
According to the article the debt though could be paid down quickly. Just last week, Haslam and his brother Bill sold their minor-league baseball team, the Tennessee Smokes. The Smokies are the Double-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. The amount he received for the team has not been made public.
Haslam bought the Browns from Randy Lerner in 2012 for about $1 billion.
He paid Lerner $700 million up front and has a balance of $300 million. That is expected to be paid by Oct. 16, 2016.
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Police are looking for one of three cars that hit and killed a pedestrian in Lyman on Thursday night.
Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger said the accident happened at 10:23 p.m. when a woman was in the roadway and was hit along Greenville Highway in front of the post office.
Lyman police said the 18-year-old was hit near Pine Ridge Road by three different cars, one of which fled the scene.
Police said they are looking for a white sedan that should have front-end damage that may have been seen in the area at the time of the crash.
A FOX Carolina photographer on the scene said West Greenville Highway, which is also Highway 29, was shut down for a quarter of a mile while law enforcement investigates.
Clevenger identified the victim on Friday as 18-year-old Destiney Lee Bray-Champion of Lyman.
Clevenger said Lyman police are investigating the hit-and-run crash and ask anyone with information about the car to call them at 864-439-8445 or Crime Stoppers at 864-58-CRIME.
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Doctors Hospital has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval™
December 30, 2011
Doctors Hospital has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval™ as a Primary Stroke Center and for Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement surgeries.
Local Hospital Takes Steps Toward Lowering Lung Cancer In Community
November 28, 2011
It's estimated that more than 160,000 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer this year.
Burn Cases Increase At Thanksgiving
November 21, 2011
Deep-frying turkeys has become a staple for many when it comes to Thanksgiving. It can, however, also be one of the most dangerous ways of cooking.
Doctors Urge Patients To Take Part In The Great American Smokeout
November 16, 2011
More than 46 million people across America smoke every day, but local doctors are urging smokers to focus on one day that could be the beginning of the rest of their lives.
Losing An Hour Doesn't Have To Mean Losing More Sleep
November 04, 2011
It's that time of year to set back the clock, but falling back an hour doesn't have to mean falling back on your sleep.
Don't Let Halloween Turn Into A Nightmare
October 27, 2011
This year, more than 40 million children across the country will be out trick-or-treating, and with that comes increased risk of accidents, especially those involving burns.
New Procedure Gives Hope To Acid Reflux Sufferers
October 24, 2011
In the United States more than 60 million people suffer from heart burn, and Doctors Hospital is one of the few in the country helping to reduce that number in a new way.
Schedule A Mammogram, Receive Free Food
September 30, 2011
There are currently more than 2.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States today and Doctors Hospital is teaming up with local businesses to help increase those numbers.
Local Hospital Helps Provide Wheels For The World
September 20, 2011
Doctors Hospital is teaming up with a worldwide organization to provide other countries with thousands of new and repaired wheelchairs, walkers, canes and crutches.
Local Hospital Uses Blogging To Help New Moms
September 16, 2011
Doctors Hospital is making it easier for women to communicate with local experts about their health and the health of their families, all from the comfort of their own home.
Top Performer on Key Quality Measures
September 14, 2011
Doctors Hospital is proud to announce that it was named one of the nation's top performers on key quality measures by The Joint Commission.
Doctors Hospital Appoints New CEO
September 09, 2011
Doctors Hospital is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Welch as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Free PSA Screenings During National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
September 08, 2011
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men, and 1 in 6 will be diagnosed with this disease during his lifetime.
Gentlemen Start Your Engines 2011
September 05, 2011
Doctors Hospital of Augusta will be hosting a men's health expo and car show on Sept. 10th from 10am-2pm.
Local Doctor Taking Action To Help Arthritis Sufferers
August 18, 2011
According to a new study, those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis may also be at an increased risk for heart disease due to arthritis-related inflammation.
CDC report urges hospitals to promote breast-feeding
August 02, 2011
GPS-like Technology Aids in Fight Against Lung Cancer
August 02, 2011
Patients have a new weapon in the early detection and treatment of lung cancer and other lung diseases, and Doctors Hospital is the first in the area to get it.
CT Screenings Prove More Effective In Early Lung Cancer Detection
July 19, 2011
A new study shows that yearly low-dose chest CT screenings may reduce the lung cancer mortality rate by as much as 20%.
"SeniorFest" Helps Older Americans Age Gracefully During Their Golden Years
July 14, 2011
Burn Center Receives Designation
July 12, 2011
Doctors Hospital is pleased to announce that the Joseph M. Still Burn Center is formally recognized as a participant in the Georgia Trauma Network as a designated Burn Center.
Local Hotels Lend Helping Hand To Out Of Town Patients
July 07, 2011
The American Cancer Society estimates that approximately 1,590,000 Americans will be diagnosed this year, and now some local hotels want to help make their fight a little easier.
Local Athletic Trainer Receives National Recognition
June 28, 2011
Doctors Hospital is proud to announce one of its Sports Medicine team members, Jessica Kirby, has received the National Athletic Trainers' Association Secondary School Service Award.
More Students Giving Back During Their Summer Break
June 27, 2011
The Junior Volunteer Program has been in the works for 37 years at Doctors Hospital.
New Healthy Food Guidelines Already in Place at Local Hospital
June 02, 2011
It is said that healthcare workers can be some of the unhealthiest people in America, but at Doctors Hospital changing that perception has always been a major goal.
Locals Go Behind The Scenes Of Critical Care
May 24, 2011
May is Critical Care Month and Doctors Hospital is giving the community an opportunity to see firsthand all that is involved with the Intensive Care Unit.
Emergency Department Grand Reopening
May 20, 2011
Doctors Hospital's Emergency Department celebrates grand reopening.
Thanking Those Who Save Lives
May 19, 2011
Doctors Hospital celebrate EMS week to thank the hundreds of first responders who help save our community member's lives.
Stuffed Animals for Pediatric Patients
May 18, 2011
Local firefighters stopped by the pediatric unit at Doctors Hospital to donate stuffed animals to patients.
Stuffed Animals For Smiles
May 16, 2011
Members of the Richmond County Fire Department and CSRA Credit Union will be touring the burn unit while giving out stuffed animals to children who are patients.
High School Students To Receive Special Recognition
May 16, 2011
More than 150 high school students will cross the stage early, not to receive their diplomas, but to get a head start in their careers.
Stroke Awareness Month Focuses On Preventative Screening
May 10, 2011
Doctors Hospital is performing AngioScreen®, a non-invasive screening that can detect risk factors for stroke.
Local Mom Counting Her Blessings This Mother's Day
May 06, 2011
Maureen Willingham became 1 in 8,000 suffering from the undetectable and unpreventable disease called, amniotic fluid embolism.
Nurses Week Has Extra Special Meaning For One
May 06, 2011
Nurse Suzanne Bedichek works the halls of Doctors Hospital and also counts on them to save the lives of her loved ones.
Doctors Hospital CEO Takes New Position
April 25, 2011
After 11 years of service, Shayne George will be resigning from his position as CEO of Doctors Hospital, effective May 31, 2011.
New Mothers and Babies Receive More Privacy
April 25, 2011
The first days are some of the most important for new mothers and their babies, and now Doctors Hospital is helping to make it even better with nap time.
New moms get some 'nap time' at Doctors Hospital
April 15, 2011
Local Volunteers Honored During National Volunteer Week
April 13, 2011
They are some of the first people you see when you walk into Doctors Hospital and this week all of its volunteers will be recognized for doing more than just flashing a smile.
Doctors Hospital Places on Quality Honor Roll
March 28, 2011
Doctors Hospital is one of 14 hospitals in Georgia to be placed in the Chairman's category, the highest on the list.
Keep Colon Cancer on the Bench
March 21, 2011
Dr. Thomas Kayal, is a new surgeon practicing at Doctors Hospital, but he is not new at all to fighting colon cancer – a nemesis that could lose its stature as a leading cause of cancer death in the United States, if people would get screened.
Groundbreaking on Expansion & Renovation of Emergency Department
February 18, 2011
The growth continues at Orange Park Medical Center (OPMC). Officials with OPMC will break ground on an expansion and renovation of its Emergency Department during a ceremony on February 25 at 1 p.m.


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Legislative Update
The Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus: Highlighting Cancer Research
Cancer research is featured prominently in this year's Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus (CBRC) biweekly briefing series. Each year, the CBRC hosts the series to educate Congressional staff and members of Congress, particularly those who serve on committees with jurisdiction over science and health issues, to build support for basic and clinical biomedical research. In general, the briefing series focuses on health care advances made possible by investments in biomedical research and future advances that could be achieved through additional research.
The CBRC is a bipartisan caucus with members from both the House and the Senate, co-chaired by Representatives Rush Holt (D-NJ), Brian Bilbray (R-CA), Michael Castle (R-DE), and Jackie Speier (D-CA). Rep. Holt, who earned a Ph.D. in physics from New York University, was a researcher before taking office. "I am proud to be a co-chair of the Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus, which strives to educate legislators on the importance of adequate biomedical research funding as well as highlight the research results that are generated with that investment," Rep. Holt said. "Biomedical research plays a critical role in improving the quality of health care in our country and improving our economy. In addition, we need to remember that basic science research leads to the new tools and techniques that make important biomedical research possible."
Several of the 10 briefings in the 2010 series, including three that have been held already, directly address cancer research:
- A May 26 briefing featured Dr. Mina Bissell of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, with a presentation titled "Cancer Cells and Their Neighborhoods." She discussed her research on how cancer cells interact with surrounding tissue, focusing on the idea that these cells depend on the cooperation of other cells nearby in order to spread.
- Dr. Daniel Silver of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute presented "PARP Inhibitors: A Breakthrough in Cancer Therapy?" on June 9. In his overview of the successes and inherent challenges of developing PARP inhibitors for use in the treatment of breast cancer, Dr. Silver stressed the importance of translational research—connecting basic science to clinical practice and bringing discoveries to patients. "We are making progress," he noted. "It's incremental, but it's steady."
- On June 23, Dr. John Coffin of Tufts University presented "Viruses in our Genomes: Unending Surprises," highlighting several proviruses and their roles in human and animal cancer. Dr. Coffin, who is also director of NCI's HIV Drug Resistance Program, described how NIH research over the past few decades has led to the basic groundwork for understanding cancer causation. "Without the research on retroviruses supported by NIH," he said, "I can't imagine where we would be in the field right now."
The briefings are organized by the Coalition for the Life Sciences, an alliance of nonprofit professional organizations that serve as the Advisory Committee to the CBRC. (NCI Director Dr. Harold Varmus is a former scientific advisor to the CBRC.) The briefings do not pose a specific call to action, but instead provide a forum for the audience and presenters to discuss key questions. An emerging theme common to these cancer-focused briefings was the complexity of cancer research. Dr. Bissell offered her view of this challenge, saying: "The problem of cancer is a problem of evolutionary biology and is a problem of developmental biology. There's not a single answer to these things."
Four briefings are scheduled for the remainder of the 2010 series, including one on July 21 that will feature Dr. Ann Partridge of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Partridge will speak about mammography and the evolution of breast cancer screening guidelines, as well as the most recent updated guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
More information about the CBRC is available on the Coalition for the Life Sciences Web site, including the full 2010 briefing schedule.


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Gov. Gary Herbert's new budget proposal released yesterday had a rather notable exception — for readers of this blog, anyway.
An approximately $5.6 million exception. That's right, the proposal doesn't set aside anything to pay the millions owed to Bruce Wisan, the administrator of the polygamous sect property trust once controlled by Warren Jeffs, and his attorneys.
A judge ordered Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff to make the payment (though the taxpayer money would eventually be repaid).
Shurtleff asked for the money in his budget request, said deputy spokesman Ryan Bruckman, but the governor didn't include it in his proposal.
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Some weeks back for DallasCowboys.com I wrote a piece of the process in which we drafted
Overall it's a nice group but the closes player to a true on the line tight end is Witten. In some of my visits with front office staff before the draft there was some talk about trying to find a blocking tight end to bring in so that still might be in the cards once final cuts take place at the end of camp. John Garrett is a good coach and I have enjoyed watching him work with this group. They play with technique to match their skill level and he deserves a lot of credit for that. He really does a nice job of getting the most out of his players on a daily basis and really that is all you can ask for.