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You will see a number for those who have +1′d the page, a way to say you like it without actually following it. The follower count to a page is typically far more than the +1 figure.
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That might be one way to get your name in the paper. Performing a search of the Knoxville News Sentinel for candidate's name and office finds the following article counts:
|Bill Haslam (R)
|Zach Wamp (R)
|Bill Gibbons (R)
|Ron Ramsey (R)
|Kim McMillan (D)
|Mike McWherter (D)
|Knox County Mayor:
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|Lewis Cosby (I)
|Michael McBath (D)
|Ezra Maize (D)
For 'Ron Ramsey' included 'not lt.'
For 'Tim Hutchison' included 'not lawsuit'
Stacey Campfield - 107
Stacey Campfield - 107
Randy Walker, Campfield's
Randy Walker, Campfield's likely Democratic opponent for State Senate: 10
Oh, and I forgot the irony
Oh, and I forgot the irony part:
Knox mayoral candidate: Don't
Metro Pulse covers the Dems too
local party chair: "...the party is doing everything it normally does to support candidates during primaries..."
Seems to me the numbers speak
Seems to me the numbers speak for themselves, and there's no other way to spin it.
just posting links to stories that seemed relevant to the subject that happened to come out today.
Just noting Scripps sudden
Just noting Scripps sudden interest in Democrats.
just a guess
but I'd say today's interest coincided with Maize's presser.
I agree with Tamara's sentiments expressed below. The Sentinel did a couple more stories re: the Knox Democratic party's inability to field candidates for local elections and its apparent disconnect from those who are running as Democrats before the editorial you linked.
Guess I see it differently
Personally, I'm more indignant with the Knox County Democratic Party than with the KNS.
I think the "Dems not bothering to run" editorial is spot on, too.
I think the "Dems not
I think the "Dems not bothering to run" editorial is spot on, too.
Which is the cause and which is the effect?
I think the "cause" of the editoral is that qualified Dems are not, in fact, running.
If I may be pointed, I do not want a county mayor who lacks any local government experience, no matter his race.
I might accept a state senator who lacks that government experience (we have before), but I'm less likely to accept one who is presently a junior college student and therefore lacks both government experience and formal education just yet.
I feel that our candidates in these two races, in particular, have attempted to "start at the top."
I feel that the "cause" of too few Dems running is that the party undertook no local recruitment effort.
I can't admonish the KNS for the inevitable "effect," then, namely their editorial.
This Dem plans to vote in the Republican primary.
I can't admonish the KNS for
I can't admonish the KNS for the inevitable "effect," then, namely their editorial.
Then you've missed the entire point of the original post. Go look at the numbers again.
Yes, I agree that in the gov's race the "Macs" have been slighted. I think Walker has been slighted, too. All these I perceive to be qualified candidates by virtue of their previous public service and/or their level of formal education. I didn't miss that point.
With regard to Dem candidates for the offices I mentioned, though, I'm less sure any slight has transpired. When I apply my same criteria of previous public service and/or level of formal education, they don't measure up.
I suppose it could be said that the decision of which criteria to apply in determing a candidate's qualification is a personal one (and maybe a subjective, too), so it's not for the KNS to decide.
Still, prior experience in government and level of education are oft-used measures in this regard.
Is your point that the KNS has "over-edited" their primary coverage for McBride and Maize, imposing on us (by way of omission) these criteria that may not be important to everybody?
(I never thought Diane Dozier was qualified for the Knox County School Board, either.)
Back to the topic of the
Back to the topic of the post, is it just me or does there appear to be a lack of balance with regard to reporting on actual candidates who are running?
can't speak to the state races
but yes, the preponderance of coverage in the mayor's race has been republican. burchett's been running for what? over a year? huthcison's been hinting at it for that long. cosby has been since, i think, last fall. burchett and hutchison are both known quantities promoted by the local party who are going to be sought out for quotes in a variety of contexts. edit: and they got money and machines.
the two democratic candidates, maize and mcbath, only joined the race this february, and despite what the local party chair says, it doesn't seem like there's much going on as far as promo.
so yes, there's a disparity. but there appear to be reasons for it, without attributing it a sinister motive.
Speaking for the state races,
Speaking for the state races, McMillan was, I believe, first to declare.
As for the local races, yes, when it appeared nobody was going to step up a couple of Dems did. Seems like that would be news, if for no other reason than it would sell papers.
Randy, your footnote said your search filtered out lawsuit-related stuff regarding Hutchison and Lt. Governor-related stuff regarding Ramsey?
WRT others in the gov's race, did you also filter out Knoxville mayor-related stuff regarding Haslam and ET Senate district-related stuff regarding Wamp? If not, I'm thinking we could reasonably expect to see more local coverage on Haslam and Wamp due to their proximity?
Our attention would then focus more on why the (narrower) gaps between Gibbons & Ramsey as compared to McMillan & McWherter, which I agree are still notable?
WRT our mayoral candidates, I checked out Scott's assertion as to who filed when and he's right that Burchett and Hutchison have been definites longest. I also wondered if some of Hutchison's coverage included not "lawsuit" stuff, but possibly some "bankruptcy" stuff not filtered out?
Petition turn-in dates look like this:
Burchett(R) 11/30/09
Cosby (I) 2/2/10
Hutchison (R) 1/9/10
Maize (D) 2/16/10
McBath (D) 2/8/10
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I don't know who in hell would want the volume/type of coverage Campfield (deservedly) gets and I'm not sure whether Walker has yet collected all his signatures?
The longer I look at underlying rationales for those counts, the less alarmed I am overall, really.
Am I missing anything big?
Does anyone know if Dems approached Sam McKenzie regarding the mayor's race?
I'd think he's the strongest candidate Dems could have offered, what with experience in city, county and federal government, as well as experience in private industry (I think I heard)? Sam has the education, the charm, and the suits, too.
I'd expect that finding another Dem in that First District race wouldn't have been too difficult, either?
Did we at least try???
you are right. Sam is smart.
You are right. Sam is smart. So why would he want to give up a sure thing (his commission seat) for a kamikaze mission?
If we want Democrats to run
If we want Democrats to run and win, we will all have to step up. Ragsdale ran unopposed two times. That means there was no democratic candidate for eight years. Until Ezra and Michael stepped up, it would have happened again.
In part, this is due to a feeling among some Democrats that we cannot win county wide races. This is not only unfortunate, it is also wrong. In the current climate of our county government, there has never been a better time for a Democrat to win county wide.
Speaking from my experience over the last year, many people worked to recruit candidates for all races. While we successfully found some candidates (who won, by the way), there were many reasons potential candidates were unwilling or unable to run. One reason, but by no means the only one, is the party is fighting the perception from the past as being a party that does not support candidates. Whether or not that perception is valid doesn't really matter. We want to erase it. We are working hard to assist every democratic candidate who asks for our help. Frankly, the mayor's race was really difficult because the Tim's have essentially been running for over a year. They had their war chest and their supporters earlier than most supporters. Which, btw, is why we are stepping up and looking out 4 years from now.
During the primary the candidates build their teams and raise their funds and the party gives support and direction to all candidates who ask for it. Once the voters have chosen the democratic candidate, we fully support that candidate with trained volunteers and new technology. This makes a difference and we are constantly improving the technology and the organizational tools to make more and more candidates successful.
But we don't "choose" candidates and we certainly don't "anoint" them. It takes quite a bit of effort, money, and expertise to run a successful campaign. More than anything, it takes tremendous work on the part of the candidate. You have to want to win. The party can't create that kind of motivation. In many ways, recruiting candidates has less to do with the KCDP and more to do with an overall culture of support and commitment from everyone who wants to see change. Which is why I opened with "If we want Democrats to win, we will all have to step up".
This means the press has to fairly and equally report the candidates and point out the differences (which gets to Randy's original post). It also means supporting candidates with your dimes, dollars and door knocking.
I am not saying the party can't do better -- we always can. And we welcome constructive ideas. Our committees are open and we welcome everyone's help. This can be formal or informal, suggestive or corrective. And I would like to thank those candidates who have taken on the task of running for office and look forward to working with each and every one.
I object to the suggestion that it is the responsibility of rank and file Dems to recruit qualified candidates for office. This is the responsibility of Dems' elected party leaders.
I also disagree that our elected Dem party leaders be allowed to squirm out of that responsibility by suggesting that recruiting candidates should be likened to "anointing" them. When potential candidates are queried early enough, rank and file Dems have adequate opportunity to get to know them and to choose whom they'll support. And when potential candidates are queried early enough, they, too, can build "war chests" in advance of their races.
I also strongly object to Dem party leaders' failure to address this problem of certain Dem candidates repeatedly trying to run for office from districts in which they cannot meet our county's length of residency requirements per local law, or else from districts where they do not and have not lived at all.
In my KnoxViews inbox right now is a private message from a Dem maintaining that this local law does not apply to the upcoming election because the charter indicates (at Article II, Section 2.03 (C)) that "no person shall be eligible to serve as a member of the Commission unless that person…is a resident of, and a registered voter in, the district from which such person seeks election on the date he/she filed his/her nominating petition and has been a resident of both the County and the district for one (1) year prior to such person's election; provided, however, that the district residency requirement shall not apply in the first general election at which Commission seats appear on the ballot following any reapportionment or redistricting of Commission districts."
Do Dem party leaders actually believe that with the re-drawing of commission district lines every ten years, a county wide free-for-all is permitted, such that anyone living anywhere for any length of time may run from wherever s/he chooses?!
Obviously, this clause is to ensure that a candiate who DOES NOT MOVE can still run from his/her new district, even though he may not have been part of it for a full year. That is, when the line moves, but the candidate does not, it is not fair to preclude the candidate from running from his new district.
Why, then, have Dem party leaders allowed this to happen—in the upcoming election and in too many previous ones?
When I reflect on the dismal level of Dem representation on this upcoming local ballot—and on the utter lack of qualification among our too few candidates, too—and when I couple that realization with my concern that our party sanctions not only mediocrity but criminality, as well, I have no appetite whatsoever for supporting such a confederacy of dunces with either my toil or my money.
Please consider this my formal written resignation from my posts as secretary to Sixth District Democrats and as Precinct 63 North Chair.
(And no damn body at the KNS is screwing Dems. Dems are screwing themselves.)
Rome wasn't built in a Day
The Democrats do have incumbents..both on County Commission & in county wide offices.
So,yes,the Democrats do win elections,in Knox County.
And I'm pleased that Sam McKenzie will be elected to the 1st district county commission 6 year term.And to be honest I've never talked to Sam about seeking another office.We were concerned about winning re election..& nothing else!
The truth is,the Democratic Party,like the Republican Party..had some pretty bruising internal fights, during term limits turmoil.I admit I was guilty of getting a little heated during that time.But those days are gone..time to look foward.
Gloria has done an outstanding job of making it clear to all of us..that was then..this now.Gloria's about the future.
And it's not just Gloria..there are a ton of folks working tirelessly for the Knox County Democratic Party.
The new Knox County Democratic Headquarters is just one example of many that point to a strong viable Party.
And the phone calls & activity created out of the Headquarters to help pass the Health Care bill was nothing short of awesome!
I'm so pleased to hear our Chair talk about the next election.Because that's where the rubber mets the road.
Today builds for a brighter tomorrow.
Rome wasn't built in a day & neither will the Knox County Democratic Party.
But brick by brick..Rome was built.
And Gloria Johnson is building our Party..brick by brick..for a strong vibrant Knox County Democratic Party.
I thank Gloria for her leadership.
Bill Young
I'm so pleased to hear our Chair talk about the next election.Because that's where the rubber mets the road.
The "next election" is on May 4, Bill, in just 36 days.
Sorry you didn't get the memo.
The truth is,the Democratic Party,like the Republican Party..had some pretty bruising internal fights, during term limits turmoil.I admit I was guilty of getting a little heated during that time.
And it wasn't just in 2010 and 2006 that this well-oiled "recruitment machine" of ours stripped some gears.
The 2008 election was when the former Dem party chair chose to "recruit" his brother to run from the Eighth District, in spite of the fact that local property tax records clearly indicated that not only had the brother not lived in that district for one year, he hadn't even built any house there at that point.
Then there was the 2004 election, when three Dem officeholders--Mark Cawood, Robert Bratton, and Chuck James--took it upon themselves to "recruit" for my Third District school board race A REPUBLICAN LIVING IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT. There was a lawsuit then, too, if you'll recall.
2004, 2006, 2008, 2010--anybody else see a pattern here?!
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I should not of posted next election..should have posted 4 years out.
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Damn liberal media!
All Parties Equally Mockable Says Democratic Mayoral Candidate
"Where only one political party is satirized, no political party is truly satirized," says candidate Ezra Maize
From APB reports. KNOXVILLE - A Democratic Knox County mayoral candidate wants the public to know his party isn't ceding the laughs to high-profile Republicans.
Ezra Maize, who's running against Michael McBath for the Democratic nomination, said Monday voters are being short-changed by what he perceives to be an almost exclusive focus on the laughs generated by the GOP primary race between Tim Burchett and Tim Hutchison.
"The people of this county deserve the opportunity - please hear my punch line - the people of this county deserve the opportunity to experience a well-rounded campaign that displays the viewpoints of every candidate," Maize said solemnly at a noon press conference in Market Square. "Hah! Was that a thigh-slapper or what? Nah, I'm pulling your leg. I know Knox Countians don't care about candidates' viewpoints. At most, they're interested in their sound bites and maybe if they look good in a suit. All Knox Countians really demand is an opportunity to experience a well-mocked campaign that offers equal opportunity to satirize every candidate."
He then performed a monologue.
"I am a Democrat," he began. "Hath not a Dem funny lines? Hath not a donkey hoofs, withers, ears, temper tantrums, affectations, mule-headedness; fed from the same public trough, hurt with the same truths, subject to the same temptations, bought by the same means, as a Republican is? If you kick us, do we not pratfall? If you tickle our funny bone, do we not get a charlie horse? If you heckle us, do we not bomb? If you spoof us, do we not get more attention, equal to that of the Republicans? And if you laugh at us, do we not want an encore? If we are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in that. We can be burlesqued, same as the elephant in the room..."
It goes on
"Yes, I know the Knox County Democratic Party is like the phantom of the glass opera house - always home and never noticed unless he throws rocks to get your attention," said Maize. "And even then - well, he's still a phantom, and so he mostly goes unnoticed. People just notice holes appearing in the house and wonder if the foundation's cracking. But that's the Knox County Democratic Party, not the Knox County Democratic mayoral candidates. Well, I am a Democratic mayoral candidate, and I am throwing rocks in the Democratic Party's glass opera house. Not that I would actually throw rocks in a glass house, I mean it as a metaphor, but you take my point, which is...where was I?"
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Smart move is to send Scheifele back
Mark Scheifele has one chance at gaining a permanent spot this season with the Winnipeg Jets and that's to earn a gig on the team's top line.
Despite coach Claude Noel's insistence that Scheifele could stick with the big club in a smaller role, the reality is GM Kevin Cheveldayoff will need more.
Scheifele could fit on the right wing of a line centred by Olli Jokinen with Evander Kane manning the left side. If he can't cut it there, Scheifele will most likely find himself back with the Barrie Colts of the OHL.
"I have to come into each game and show I can handle NHL players," said Scheifele, after Monday's training camp skate. "Each day I have to get stronger and show I can play all areas of the game. Going back to Barrie isn't even on my mind right now. My focus is on making this team."
Playing seven or eight minutes in a third- or fourth-line role, however, won't be effective use of Scheifele in this condensed season.
It's top six or bust for the first-rounder and right now all those spots are nailed down, but for right wing with the Jets' No. 1 group. Kyle Wellwood currently has that job but he's Winnipeg's most versatile forward and can play anywhere if Scheifele does make a push for permanent residence.
Cheveldayoff will have to be thoroughly convinced his top prospect is ready to contribute at a high level before he burns a year of his entry level contract on a 48-game schedule.
There are any number of factors involved in this decision and while Scheifele's play will be No. 1, the others have significant relevance. Scheifele will almost certainly start the season here and get a five-game look. But if he's not on fire and suggesting his pace won't fade, expect Cheveldayoff to return him to the Colts.
The Jets' record will also play a role. If the team is 4-1 at the five-game mark and Scheifele has contributed, his case to stay will get stronger.
The opposite, however, is also true. If the Jets struggle early and their already long-shot playoff chances get slimmer, it'll be hard to justify keeping Scheifele in Winnipeg.
Not last in the pecking order of this decision process is the matter of a culture the Jets are attempting to establish. Entitlement is not part of what the Jets are trying to instill in their players and all draft picks, but for the rarest of exceptions, should expect a stint in the AHL with the St. John's IceCaps.
Scheifele might very well make the team this year or next out of training camp. But he's going to have to show that he can contribute in the NHL as a pro and not a project.
Putting the 19-year-old Scheifele on a line with grinders Jim Slater and Chris Thorburn, as he was during Monday's practice, isn't efficient use of this particular prospect.
Mark Scheifele is not being groomed to be a banger. The intention is for him to some day be the team's No. 1 centre. He needs to play in key situations, take important draws and learn to handle the professional rigours at both ends of the ice against the game's best players.
The Colts are the top team in the OHL's Eastern Conference standings and head coach Dale Hawerchuk has loaded up his team for a playoff run. There are no certainties, but Scheifele's prospects at a long and deep playoff chase are much better in Barrie than in Winnipeg.
Playoff games are critical to a young player's development and can't be discounted. If Cheveldayoff keeps Scheifele for six games, he must stay in Winnipeg for the season and those junior playoff games will be lost. Scheifele would be eligible to play in playoff games in St. John's upon the end of the Jets season but the IceCaps are not a playoff team at this moment.
Scheifele has five games to turn Cheveldayoff's head to such a degree that he determines he can throw aside both contract and culture concerns.
Noel admitted on Monday he thinks in the now, while it's Cheveldayoff's job to always have the big picture in mind.
Don't expect Cheveldayoff to get caught up in the emotion of the moment.
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DescriptionA warm and inspiring read for parents, this book explores girls' emotional and physical development from ages 1 to 16. Every parent of girls aged between 1 and 16 will enjoy reading this informative and practical book. It focuses on girls' emotional and physical development, their education, social conditioning and their relationship with parents and siblings. Psychologist and parenting author Gisela Preuschoff covers everything you need to know about girls from birth to teenage years, in this easy to follow guide which includes examples from real families. The book includes: - how girls and boys differ in behaviour and emotions - nurturing a girl's self-esteem and reducing fears - breaking out of the 'helpless girl' syndrome - how society conditions girls - avoiding gender stereotypes in toys etc - girls' experiences at preschool, single sex or co-ed - girls and maths and sciences - and how parents can encourage their daughters - teen issues and puberty - the importance of a father's relationship with his daughter
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Springfield boys track team improving with experience
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield boys track head coach Matt Graves said this year's squad features plenty of youth.
"We have only four seniors, and for two of those seniors, this is their first year in track," the coach said, adding that seven players graduated after last season. "We lost a lot of points in losing them."
However, Graves said, this year's team has shown improvement as the season has progressed, and the players have gained experience.
"Everybody is running their best times right now for the most part. They are working hard to get better each time out, and that's what they've done," he said. "They are young and they have room to grow, and, at the same time, they have the enthusiasm to get better."
"We lost some close meets due to some illness and injury, but mostly inexperience," the coach said.
This year's seniors are led by four-year letter-winner Dillon Matthews.
"He broke his own school record in the 100 meters; he's now at 10.75," Graves said. "He worked hard in the offseason, running indoor track. He has been injured, but he runs through pain."
During the Portage Trail Conference tournament May 11, Springfield finished in sixth place as a team. Individually, Matthews won league titles in the 100- and the 200-meter events.
The other senior on the team who entered the season with varsity track experience is Jon Belvin.
"This is his third year in track — he's a three-year letter-winner," the coach said. "He does an outstanding job in the 400 meters and the 200 meters."
Graves said those two senior sprinters have been the biggest strength of the team this season.
"And both are part of our 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams," the coach said.
The two seniors who are experiencing their first season on the Springfield boys track team are Ryan Warner and Michael Scritchfield.
"Ryan Warner, in his first year in track, is a sprinter and part of our 4x100- and 4x200-meter relay teams," Graves stated. "Michael Scritchfield throws shot put and discus. He has made big improvements in both."
The coach said a pair of juniors has been excelling for the team in long-distance events.
"Caleb Moye, in the 1600 and 800, works extremely hard. He gets better every day. He is now running 1600 meters in 4:50," he said. "Distance runner John Martin really has done a great job improving in the 1600 and especially in his 3200 meter time. He has taken some first places. He is dedicated. "
Three freshmen who have made major contributions to the team, Graves said, have been David Carlyn, Thomas Kellar and Ross Reeves.
"It's really exciting to see how hard they work," he stated. "They need to continue through the year in the offseason. I look for really good things from them next season."
In addition, Graves said, a number of players have proven to be pleasant surprises this season.
"Chad Morrison is really improving in the discus. This is his first year and he has made a tremendous improvement," the coach said. "And sophomores Tyler Banig and Tony McMullen both have made big improvements in the 400."
Also playing key roles for the team, Graves noted, have been a pair of brothers.
"Colton Westover is improving and reaching personal best times. He is a hurdler and only a sophomore," the coach said. "His brother, Brody, is a junior and also a hurdler. Brody had his personal bests towards the end of the year, too."
The Springfield boys track team placed 11th at the Austintown Division I District meet May 18. Matthews finished in first in the 100-meter dash and second in the 200-meter dash and qualified for the Austintown Division I Regional meet, which began May 23 and will conclude today, May 25. Belvin also qualified for regionals with a fourth-place finish in the 400-meter dash.
Graves has been the head track coach at Springfield for nine years.
"My assistants are Lauren Reed and Michelle Martin," he said. "The girls head coach, Jodi Burgess, and I work together also. All three are excellent and I really value and appreciate them."
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Coming into good shape for LLVM 3.4 is clang-format as a standalone tool built atop LLVM's LibFormat library for code formatting. Clang-Format can automatically parse C, C++, and Objective-C code-bases and to format the code against a given style. New style files can be shipped by a given project that outline how the source-code should be formatted with regards to spacing, indentation, etc. Style files shipped for projects in LLVM's Clang Tools already include for LLVM, Google, Chromium, Mozilla, and WebKit.
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A Mid-Summer Night's Play
Headlamp beams
on fallen log
and a dot of glowing green
beams back
as a fishing spider
nods to the headlamp
with star-mangled eyes
in glaring delight.
Inside the crater of a dead log
there is a scratching song of Katydids
a nocturnal foray
in blossoming darkness
with oak and hickory and tulip trees
in soldier-stance salutation.
Bugs luminescent in ecstasy
innocent in a mating furor
and ritualistic by default
inside the crater
of a dead log
exuding spasms of life
with sexual appetite.
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termites chatter
their conversation
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in a lavender glow
of black light.
On the other side
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longhorn beetles urinate
while camel cricket
flutter in a sugary bait.
there is no end
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