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The event was designed to raise awareness about California Proposition 32, The Stop Special Interest Money Now Act and register voters previously not registered to vote, according to Teamster representatives.
"We have more than 600 union members in there," said Gaylord Phillips, secretary and treasurer of Teamsters Local 386, as he pointed to the CVS warehouse. "And 313 are not registered. We've had more than 100 sign up so far."
Also present were Patterson City Council candidates Sheree Lustgarten and Tony Camacho, and Jose Hernandez, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Congressional District 10, which takes in all of Stanislaus County and southern San Joaquin County. Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Turlock, who is also running for the District-10 seat, was at CVS earlier in the day, touring the inside of the facility as part of an employee appreciation day.
Phillips railed against Proposition 32, saying the voter initiative doesn't do what it says it will do, which is to limit all special interest money going to politicians. He said he was out to warn his fellow union members.
"It just takes unions out of the picture," he said.
Specifically the initiative seeks to ban both corporate and labor contributions to candidates and prohibit government contractors for contributing money to government officials that award them contracts. It also would prohibit corporations and labor unions from collecting political funds from employees and union members using payroll deduction and would make all employee political contributions by any other means strictly voluntary.
But critics such as Phillips say corporations would still be able to contribute millions to Political Action Committees, but unions would be left high and dry.
Hernandez said the proposition is one-sided.
"As long as private industry is allowed a mechanism to support political positions, then unions should be allowed, too," he said.
While he said he wasn't there for the rally, Denham said he supports the statewide initiative, saying it boils down to individual freedom and just makes sense.
"It ultimately comes down to the worker," he said. "It should be the employee's choice of whether to donate or not."
Patterson City Council Candidate Tony Camacho said the Teamsters already separate union dues from political money and that union members voluntarily contribute political money.
"It's not a fair proposition," he said. "Especially the way they try to exclude themselves."
Bryan Ronngren, business representative of Teamsters Local 386, said it was a phony reform measure.
"We're not going to let tem take away the union's voice," he said.
The rally was part of a 22-day caravan that is traveling across the state to visit 30 worksites and build on a voter registration program spearheaded by Teamsters Joint Council 7 in San Francisco.
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You may want to sit and have a beer while reading this thread, it is a tad long and I have a lot to say.
Many may remember my idea of 3D shoots starting a Old School Division. Needless to say I brought it up to local clubs, with members who thought it was a good idea, but it went no where!
Some commented that the bow will grenade itself if I shoot it, cause it is sooo old, old technology wood and glass limbs and cast riser are so yesteryear, like buggy whips. Many said, just hang it on the wall and leave it there.
Today, I would like to inform everyone here at Martin Forum that I decided to see how my 1982 Martin Cougar Magnum, which I purchased new in 1982 at Laurentian Trading Post in Canada would fare against, Hoyts, APAs and yes even a Brand New Martin in today's 3D Tournament, held in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
Believe me, as a daily shooter, bowhunter, bowfishing and tournament shooter, my 30 year old Cougar Magnum has seen a lot of miles and has experienced the worst conditions, from swamps, bush and brambles, a more than a few drops and dings from tree stands, including arctic winters have been thrown at it. The bow looks good, and shoots like new.
Many a bowfishing derby, moose and deer hunt, camping with my bowhunting buddies in horrid conditions, campfires, great times, getting my first moose and numerous bucks, are memories I still hold dear when I see my Cougar Magnum in it's case. My cougar magnum is the tie that binds me to those memories 30 years ago and now today as hunting season is underway. My friends, some alive, some have passed on, I keep in touch with them and though it has been 5 years, some have moved away, as I make new friends.
Though I have not shot my Cougar Magnum more than a couple of times a year since 2007, I went and purchased a few new Hoyt ProElites since then, as I use them for FITA, 3D and hunting (when I can get away to the bush).
Yes, a terrible thing to say, but sometimes you do things for no rhyme or reason, as I have sponsors who need me to remain competitive, hence I need to shoot a faster arrow my Cougar Magnum could not deliver. What you should know, out of all the bows I currently own and will continue to own, my Cougar Magnum is heads and tails my favourite over any other bow!
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My 1982 Martin Cougar Martin is comes with metal cables,(no fast flite as it wasn't invented then) the bow is maxed out at 52 pounds, outfitted with Easton 2312 Aluminum Arrows, with Bohning 4" Inch Killer Vanes, Bohning Nocks, meeting Martin warranty specs at the time of 8 grains per pound. Finally my business end of my arrows are Martin 100 grain field points, delivered by my originally purchased 1982 Martin hair finger tab.
My original intent was also to use my original 1982 Martin Deerslayer sight, well this morning, just as I was leaving for the 3d shoot, Murphy's Law went and slammed my heavy duty metal bow case on the sights. I was hooped, with the only alternative is to go to 3D shoot and enter the compound bow/no sights/finger division.
Last night I chronographed my Cougar Magnum and found, it still meets original specs for an old girl as it fired out these arrows at a blazing smoking fast speed at 187 feet per second! Hey!! that was fast 30 years ago!
The attached photos will attest to the quality, durability and dependability Gail Martin and his sons put into my bow 30 years ago. I am pretty Martin's intent was never leave an old bow hanging on a wall unused to just look at.
In ending, it's time for those who own 20-30 year old Martin Bows, to peel off those granny panties, grab your Martin and kick some butt at the next 3D Tournament! How else are you going to show those "Nancy Boys" how we can still do Martin Old School and take their 3D Ribbons away!
I got a lot of stares today, and those old enough, remembered the Martin Cougar Magnum fondly, as they swapped hunting and tournament tales and great times when they owned one. Then someone came over and said, Man thats an old bow, why dont you buy a better bow, I told him, No Thanks I have one!
Thanks Martin!
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I always insist on including recipes we've never tried into our meal plans, but laziness can sometimes foil that plan. Despite having two shelves stuffed with cookbooks (and a fat binder overflowing with recipes printed from food blogs), I never seem to use them to their potential. There's simply no excuse!
Summertime is the ultimate season for menu exploration because the bounty of fresh produce is unbelievably exciting. I am twirling with glee for pea tendrils, basil, golden beets, squash, peaches, and fingerling potatoes. This weekend I am hoping to buy some pickling cucumbers and can a bunch of dill pickles (not that pickles are a meal by themselves, but they are a nice accompaniment to vegan burgers and sammies!). I made them a few years ago and they were a lot of work, but so worth the effort (especially since I had a pickle canning companion)!
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Having participated in the Salesforce "Hackathon" and watched the controversy unfold during judging and today, I want to share my opinion.
The event at Dreamforce was NOT a "hackathon" by definition, it was something new and something very different. The entries were more serious, the teams working on solutions were professional, and overall the stakes were higher in terms of raw prize money and visibility at Dreamforce. Along these lines, Salesforce deserves credit for creating a new type of event and should be given the license to make mistakes and innovate, rather than being judged as a classic "Hackathon".
I feel that the "hackathon" should change into a longer year-long developer event to create new solutions against Salesforce/Heroku and steer clear of the short-term "hackathon" distinction. Here is my thoughts on next years event given that plan are afoot:
Dreamforce "Appathon" – A year long developer contest to create the best salesforce/heroku app, judged at Dreamforce.
- 12 months to develop, start now.
- Due week prior to Dreamforce.
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- Award top 25 teams a mini-booth at Dreamforce to present solutions.
- Attendee Voting: Dreamforce attendees vote for top 10 solutions.
- Judging: Judging panel determines top 5 and winner.
If the goal is to create new apps that integrate deeply with Salesforce/Heroku and to provide visibility to what is created then shifting towards an "Appathon" seems more appropriate.
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Wow, that eggplant looks amazing. Eggplant is one of those things I want to like more than I do. The truth is, I just don't know how to prepare it. Happy 4th!
- July 2, 2008 at 4:14 PM
- Kristal said...
Ooooh, today is my lucky day! I came across your blog when I googled asparagus and south beach, and I'm IN LOVE! How does the south beach recipe of the week work though? I saw that you Have "week 20", then phase I recipes??? Thanks for sharing all the great recipes. We're having roasted asparagus tonight! Can't wait!!!!
- July 2, 2008 at 7:23 PM
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Caroline, that was how I felt too before I started grilling eggplant. Now I love it. Try one of these recipes.
Kristal, I'm not doing South Beach Recipes of the week any more. They were round-ups of recipes I found on other blogs that were South Beach friendly, but I just couldn't keep doing it once a week. You can still find good recipes there though by checking the page in the recipe archives (left sidebar, top.)
What I realized was that it's phase one recipes people need help finding, so Now I'm doing South Beach Diet Phase One Monthly Recipe Roundups.
- July 2, 2008 at 8:17 PM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Great collection of grilling recipes -- and perfect timing, as I'm finally getting around to planning our holiday weekend menus!
- July 3, 2008 at 6:26 AM
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I love, love, love the grilled eggplant Kalyn! What a wonderful BBQ recipe for vegetarians - so much better and chic than the standard veggie burger. I usually grill marinated mushroom, but now will surely try this one!
- July 3, 2008 at 7:54 AM
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Lydia, thanks. Hope you will share what you're grilling.
Meena, thanks! The spicy grilled eggplant was my brother's total favorite from the blog last summer. He still talks about it whenever someone mentions eggplant. This recipe is part of the reason I have four eggplant plants in my garden!
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The eggplant is making my mouth water!! Have a happy 4th!
- July 3, 2008 at 2:47 PM
Thanks, I love all of your recipes. Happy 4th of July!!!!
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On Memorial Day this year, I used the tarragon-mustard marinade for chicken and the chile-mustard marinade for shrimp. They were both delicious!! I am now obsessed with the chile-mustard one, and I'm thinking that it would also work well on salmon. Thanks for the great recipes!
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Nov. 29, 2009) — California-bred The Usual Q.T., given a perfect stalking trip by Victor Espinoza, took command early in the stretch and went on to score his fifth consecutive victory in Sunday's 68th running of the $300,000 Hollywood Derby (video) at Hollywood Park.
The Usual Q.T., giving an on-track crowd of 9,814 an encore less than an hour after super mare Zenyatta was given a send-off by Hollywood Park and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, became the first Cal-bred to win the Grade I event since Slew The Dragon in 1985.
The bay gelding, by popular California sire Unusual Heat, covered 1 ¼ miles on the Lakeside Turf Course in a snappy 1:59.69 while traveling the distance for the first time in his career. The third choice, he was not seriously challenged while holding off 5-2 favorite Battle of Hastings by 1 ½ lengths. Acclamation, a 75-1 shot, was another half-length back in third, a nose in front of Al Khali.
Rescue Squad finished fifth in the field of 12, followed by Meteore, second choice Take the Points, Black Bear Island, Straight Story, Sal the Barber, Sir Al and Blazing Spirit.
"Everything went my way," Espinoza said. "At the half-mile, he was just cruising, I mean really, really strong. In the middle of the turn, I looked back and nobody was coming. I had so much horse, I was just waiting for somebody to come up behind me, but there wasn't anybody. Turning for home I let him go and he just cut. The way he ran today was unbelievable."
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High Surf Advisory - Big Island North and East, Kauai Windward, Maui Windward West, Molokai Windward, Oahu Koolau, Olomana, Windward Haleakala
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- Jun 5:
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- Jan 14:
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- Nov 20:
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- Oct 12:
- Fort Ord veterans cemetery site won't change, Monning says
- Oct 8:
- Veterans organization wants more of a voice in Fort Ord future
- Sep 25:
- Auditors to review FORA expenditures
- Aug 25:
- FORA seeks to cut down trees at Parker Flats
- Aug 9:
- FORA faces conflict of interest charge
- Jun 9:
- FORA making progress on munitions cleanup
- Jun 8:
- FORA director accused of being wrongly reimbursed
- May 19:
- Fort Ord dedicated as National Monument
A lot has changed since the Fort Ord Base Reuse Plan was completed in 1997. And from the point of view of jobs and housing, little of it was good.
The region has not produced anticipated job growth, the middle class is vanishing from its landscape and housing that will be needed will have to carry a much cheaper price tag.
That is the bleak picture painted by the draft scoping report released this week for the Base Reuse Plan Reassessment. The report outlines the areas to be examined in the reassessment, an updated blueprint for future use of Fort Ord that must be completed by Jan. 1, 2013.
Authored by consulting firms EMC Planning Group and Economic and Planning Systems Inc., the report cautions that "buildout" of currently projected economic and housing development on Fort Ord will take 40 years.
Even if Fort Ord captured 100 percent of the projected growth anticipated by the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments over the next two decades, the report states, it will be far behind original projections.
The key for success in the base reuse, said David Zehnder of Economic and Planning Systems, is generating more jobs. The report recommends a more integrated regional approach, possibly by extending the Fort Ord Reuse Authority's role to include economic development leadership.
Among the report's findings:
· There is an increasing bifurcation between the fast-growing Salinas Valley and the Peninsula, whose population is shrinking, particularly among middle-income households.
· Home prices on Fort Ord are expected to be as much as 35 percent below what was anticipated 10 years ago. But they are still too high for younger, less-educated consumers.
If current patterns persist, 60 percent of future Peninsula households will make less than $75,000, an income that supports home prices of less than $325,000.
· Developers may be scared off by perceived risk of litigation in an area that is "selective" when it comes to growth and development. Investors can minimize the risk by addressing environmental and public access concerns at the outset.
· The Fort Ord National Monument presents an excellent opportunity to attract visitors and related jobs. But it requires the appearance of the base as a coherent, well-planned area.
As such, the report stresses, the removal of derelict Army buildings is a priority that may require re-examining the Fort Ord Reuse Authority's funding mechanisms. FORA currently can only use development fees to finance cleanup.
The report suggests the area off Gen. Jim Moore Boulevard near Highway 1 could be attractive to both research and development employers and the "creative class" of homeowners, who are trending toward higher-density "village centers" near work, entertainment and restaurants.
Residential development can also drive future employment opportunities, Zehnder said, noting how Silicon Valley technology companies followed their employees down the Highway 101 corridor and out to the San Ramon Valley.
In the meantime, he said, education, health care, hospitality and professional and scientific services are areas of potential job growth. Proposed and ongoing improvements to Highway 156 and Highway 1 will also make commuting from the Peninsula more attractive.
The draft report is the result of months of work that included 10 public workshops. The team received hundreds of letters, emails and public comments, including concerns over preservation of open space, blight, location of the Veterans Cemetery and proposed developments.
A final public session is slated for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 29 at Carpenters Hall, 910 Second Ave., Marina. Printed copies and CDs of the complete report are available for review at the main public libraries in Marina, Seaside and Monterey and at FORA, 920 Second Ave., Marina. It may also be downloaded at www.fora.org.
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A memorial service will be Sept. 29 in San Francisco for a Scotts Valley woman who was a pioneer for women's rights in athletics.
Ruth Hinkle Brunner, 92, died peacefully surrounded by family at her daughter's home in San Anselmo. She had dual residence in Scotts Valley and San Anselmo during the last six years of her life.
The West Virginia native also lived in San Francisco; Huntington Beach; Oberlin, Ohio; Washington, D.C.; Boston; and Tokyo.
Mrs. Brunner received degrees from Harvard University, George Washington University and University of Southern California.
As professor and chairwoman of the women's physical education department from 1965 to 1985 at Oberlin College in Ohio, Mrs. Brunner worked to achieve equal rights for women in education.
According to her family, she was a stabilizing force at Oberlin through turbulent years of radical leadership as civil rights for blacks and women were established in the country. Oberlin was the first college founded in the United States as both co-educational and co-racial. These developments helped lead to the creation of Title IX in 1972.
She was head of the physical education department when the school was censured by the Ohio Athletic Conference because its women's cross country team ran in a meet that was reserved for men.
Relatives said Mrs. Brunner was a proponent of a fully-integrated educated person, body, mind and spirit, seeking to create scholar athletes and encourage nonathletic intellectuals and musicians to take part in innovative courses such as "body awareness."
Before joining the Oberlin faculty, Mrs. Brunner held tenured positions at San Francisco State and Long Beach State universities.
She is survived by her daughters, Mary Brunner Blessing of Scotts Valley and Ann Brunner Sangervasi of San Anselmo; sons, William G.W. Brunner of San Francisco and Robert G. Brunner of San Anselmo; sister, Katy Hinkle Seymour of Columbus, Texas; nine grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, John Richard Brunner Sr.; son, John Richard Brunner Jr.; parents, Millard Hinkle and Bessie Shaver Hinkle; and brother, Glenn Hinkle.
A celebration of Mrs. Brunner's life with Holy Communion will begin at 2 p.m. Sept. 29 at Grace Cathedral, 1100 Taylor St., in San Francisco. A reception will follow.
In lieu of flowers, a gift in Mrs. Brunner's name may be made to St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 5271 Scotts Valley Drive, Scotts Valley, CA 95066, where Mrs. Brunner worshipped. Memorial contributions may also be sent to Oberlin College, 50 W. Lorain St., Oberlin, OH, 44074. For information: pastor Mary Blessing, 438-4360.


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David Collet's curator insight, October 6, 12:32 AM
In an environment in which doom and gloom seems to dominate, this is a piece of good news.
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This one is a bit fun. Try it out. You never know when you are going to need something like this and it costs nothing to look at it.
Helen Teague's curator insight, September 11, 11:11 AM
Is this the end of an era or an iterative beginning?
David Collet's curator insight, August 31, 7:58 PM
Ok. So this is some pretty serious stuff. I read stuff like this all the time but because it has a very technical slant I don't normally pass it on.
But this is a subject that everyone needs to learn something about.
First, think of where you get your news from. In Malaysia the internet has caused some real changes in this since the mid '90 s. The primary published newspapers are all owned by persons or groups with strong ties to the ruling party. As a result the general public only get news that the rulers want you to hear/read. This pretty much the same all over the world.
With the arrival of the internet things changed. And the shape of that change wasn't always anticipated. Now, with blogs and social media and high speed global networks anyone could become a news source. And since physical location was no longer important draconian laws such as ISA lost much of their effectiveness. That is probably why they were repealed to be replaced with a more modern version. This too is the same the world over.
The problem though is that even though the cost of entry on the internet is low the reach to the desired audience is actially controlled by the same group as controls the news papers. Some filtering here and there and access to dissenting views is either barred or is so slow as to make it useless.
This is what Net Neutrality is about. Making it illegal for carriers (think Telekom Celcom etc)to block or impede acces to information that is in itself not illegal. This would mean that child porn could be blocked because it is illegal but opposition viewpoints could not.
Ruling governments are generally not interested in dissent so they will not likely support a full implementation of Net Neutrality.
But this all just back ground to the article.
The French and Europeans in general are also concerned with data neutrality and what they are calling Platform Neutrality. This can be a long and generally boring discussion but it is important for Malaysians to be on board with this discussion. If it is ignored we risk imperial and economic domination which will be far more damaging than colonial domination ever was.
As this is the season for celebrating Malaysia's liberation from colonial domination it is a good time to look at keep the country free from undue foreign interference.


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