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The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control announced Tuesday the launch of a new search tool that uses "fuzzy logic" to identify names on its blacklists.
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Today, the NYT's editorial board is applauding the striking down of anti-abortion policies of the kind we've seen in Kansas and Indiana. In Indiana, the GOP has tried to de-fund Planned Parenthood, and in Kansas, the governor signed a law that would place on abortion clinics requirements so strict that it would be almost impossible for clinics to adhere to them. In both states, the courts have struck these measures down. But, there's still a real threat to women's health, in the form of budget cuts:
While these rulings are preliminary, each is a determination that enforcing the law would cause irreparable harm and that the plaintiffs are likely to prevail at trial. They do not, however, address other threats to women's health. Those include the slashing of state support for family-planning services by governors like Chris Christie of New Jersey, and attacks from Congress like the bill Republicans pushed through the House in May that would use the nation's tax system as a weapon to end abortion insurance coverage in the private market.
We in the feminist blogosphere write a lot about the various strategies that anti-choicers come up with to make abortion inaccessible without actually overturning Roe: parental consent laws, waiting periods, keeping crisis pregnancy centers legal, and so on – not to mention the harassment and assault of abortion providers and clinic staff. It sure is nice to see those strategies recognized, and criticized, in the mainstream.
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Definition of subdue in English:
subdueSyllabification: sub·due
Pronunciation: /səbˈd(y)o͞o /
verb (subdues, subduing, subdued)[with object]
1Overcome, quieten, or bring under control (a feeling or person): she managed to subdue an instinct to applaud
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- That they did, but with such a heavy hand that the narcotic gas used to subdue the terrorists also accounted for over 100 hostages.
- Blair passed over his best chance to subdue his friend and rival by moving him to the Foreign Office in the wake of the last election landslide.
- The pair managed to subdue a man who was holding his ex-partner at knifepoint in front of their seven-year-old son.
conquer, defeat, vanquish, overcome, overwhelm, crush, quash, beat, trounce, subjugate, suppress, bring someone to their knees
informal lick, thrash, hammer
curb, restrain, hold back, constrain, contain, repress, suppress, stifle, smother, keep in check, rein in, control, master, quell
informal keep a/the lid on
1.1Bring (a country or people) under control by force: Charles went on a campaign to subdue the Saxons
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- The main aim of the wars of new generation is to subdue other countries.
- How can we possibly afford to subdue country after country in war?
- He subdues the nations through bearing witness to the truth, suffering and offering his own life.
late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French suduire, from Latin subducere, literally 'draw from below'.
subduable adjective
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- In other words, she becomes a subordinate and subduable version of the master.
- Our ancestors had known that nature was not subduable and, therefore, had made it an obligation for man to surrender to nature and live in tune with it.
- Godhead is the Lord of 'maya' the soul is subduable by the deluding or limiting energy (maya).
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During the fiscal year 2014, NIA was affected by a number of events and challenges. As the fiscal year winds down, Dr. Robin Barr, director of the Division of Extramural Activities, looks back on the changes and surprises that occurred, including an expanded research agenda, a budget increase, and an unexpected influx of well-written applications.
Dr. Kimberly Johnson is dedicating her career to identifying best practices among providers to increase access to hospice care for older African Americans. Her research describes inter-county variability in ethnic disparities in hospice use in North Carolina and South Carolina. She is currently working to expand her study to include a national sample of hospice organizations.
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Forests in Western U.S. out of balance
Colorado forests are dangerously overpopulated. Can they be restored to healthy conditions?
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DWARF MISTLETOE: Parasites such as dwarf mistletoe are increasingly found in unhealthy forests. (Photo: Will Geller)
Forests in Colorado are under threat — threat of populations that are, in some places, ten times more dense than natural forest structure. But what is natural?
Forest ecologists have learned that many forests in the West evolved with frequent, low-intensity fires. These fires were periodically started by lightning or ignited by Native Americans in order to clear the forest of fuel build-up, replenish nutrients and sustain diverse landscapes and ecosystems.
Ponderosa pine forests in the West are beginning to look like massive monocultures. Hundreds, possibly thousands, of trees of similar ages are packed together in a single acre. This is very different from what forests in the West looked like in pre-colonial times. Decades of fire suppression and the spread of grazing animals has changed the structure of the forest.
Restoration ecologists recommend a combination of manual thinning and prescribed burning. The goal is to restore the self-sustaining processes of the forest. Frequent low-intensity burns are ideal, letting our forests become overcrowded, with very few open spaces, is not. Dense thickets will burn with high-intensity, devastating crown fires. These high-intensity fires are the type that leave behind a moonscape and deposit siltation into the watershed.
Many are not comfortable with the idea of forests being more open. The belief "the more trees, the better" is incorrect from an ecosystem and forest health perspective. It is important to realize that fires will burn one way or another. The hope is that we won't have massive, damaging fires caused by a changed forest structure.
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Samsung outs fancy new pebble-shaped Smart Control remote ahead of CES
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Samsung has outed its new Smart Control remote for its 2014 line of televisions that, in all honesty, might be a little sexier than some of its recent smartphones.
The restyled remote is now Pebble-shaped, for a better grip, and has an 80 per cent smaller touchpad that remains within thumbs-reach.
Naturally there's voice and motion control integration alongside the 26 buttons. If that's not enough to float your boat, there's a Soccer Mode that enhances the viewing experience with a single button.
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I wake up on morning realizing that my mental health problems didn't stop with depression… 3 years after being diagnosed the voices decided to rear their ugly heads. I was now in a tailspin of confusion and a million questions. Why me? What is this? Will I ever overcome this?
Now words are being thrown at me like schizophrenic and delusional. I wasn't allowed to go to school or drive or be left alone. "You're worthless, no one believes you, we're never leaving, you're crazy, you can never get better." My brain was overtaken.
But there is hope, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. my family and friends got me through it. With everyone there is always so much more to the story, I could tell you the hell I went through, the amount of times I hit rock bottom and the times I tried to end it all, but I'm still here and a better person because I survived.
Today, 5 years later, (and 9 years after my depression began) I live my life the way it was meant to be, free of hallucinations. I get up every day and do not hide. I am a young (23) female living with schizophrenia and if you ask me I will tell you and I will try and teach you that the stigma around this disease is wrong.
I am not ashamed of what is 'wrong' with me; I embrace it and hope that someday people look at individuals with mental illness as people, just plain old people. My journey through hell and back taught me to live every day to its fullest. My acceptance didn't happen overnight, it took years and with the help and support or family and doctors and lots of therapy. Don't get me wrong, I still struggle. This is a lifelong incurable illness, but it doesn't have to control you.


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Why use a training log?
Good planning
Whether you are aiming at completing a marathon in under five hours, to lose 10 kg in weight or win a gold medal you will need a plan to achieve your goal. A training log facilitates planning and enables the daily monitoring of accomplished training. A good training log helps you to understand what you must do to reach your goals.
Be systematic
All goal-oriented activities involve being systematic. Your training log will help you to remain systematic and to train in compliance with your goals. Perhaps the most important advantage of a training log is to help retain the balance between over-training and losing fitness. A systematically kept training log helps you to take a break on rest days and likewise to complete the hardest exercises as well as possible.
Using a training log will motivate you to strive towards your goals. When going for a run feels heavy or your training and diet seems unnecessary, it's motivating to see how much progress has been made. It's rewarding to see your weighting curve turn downwards and test run times that have improved by seconds or to check out a training period when you did a record amount of training.
Keeping a good training log provides you, your coach, doctor, physiotherapist or others with the opportunity to examine your training objectively. Keeping a regular training log helps you to examine the state of your training. This is especially important in the analysis of success or a lack of success and of good times and bad times.


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This location is in Springfield. Nearby parks include Willamalane Park, Page Park and Tyson Park.
Nearby schools include Maple Elementary School, Springfield Christian Kindergarten and Springfield Christian Kindergarten & Preschool.
The closest grocery stores are WinCo Foods, Wal-mart and Albertsons-Sav-on - Springfield.
Nearby coffee shops include Dutch Bros. Coffee, Starbucks and Back in the Day Bakery & Café. Nearby restaurants include Coburg Pizza Company, Coburg Pizza Company Centennial and Hole In the Wall Barbecue.
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whenever you think it's time to give in. All your hope drifted away into nothingness.
Nothing makes much sense at all
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We renew the spirit by sustaining the "Aspen Idea," a complete life nurturing mind, body and spirit.
Aspen/Snowmass aligns itself on a year-round basis with a number of exceptional companies. We work with those that pride themselves on quality and customer service, and are considered to be the best in their respective industries.
Aspen Skiing Company operates four ski areas, Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk. This includes over 5,300 acres of terrain as well as boundless activities, dining and nightlife at The Little Nell, and The Limelight Hotel.
Aspen Skiing Company recognized as National Arts Awards recipient for Best Businesses partnering with the Arts in America for 2013.
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When it comes to vacation destinations — from the great outdoors to cultural activities, shopping, exciting nightlife and one-of-a-kind restaurants — Aspen/Snowmass offers the complete vacation experience.
Consistently rated No. 1 in North America for dining, Aspen/Snowmass has more than 100 restaurants, bars and clubs to choose from.
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Our private lessons mix intensive, personalized learning with the freedom to explore any of the four mountains with a dedicated instructor. Learn the best techniques while you discover the best runs on the mountain. Guests frequently hire a single instructor to guide their whole family for the day, while others seek out one-on-one attention. It's totally up to you.
No matter how good you are, a little coaching can go a long way. Get more enjoyment out of skiing or snowboarding by mastering a new skill or refining your technique with an Adult Group Lesson.
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The world's fastest women skiers will once again take Aspen Mountain by storm over Thanksgiving Weekend.
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The day has come: the new NFL Madden 25 by EA Sports is available! This years' edition celebrates 25 years of evolution of the game that went from this…
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After a disappointing 2012 season let's check the brand new overall ratings of Saints' players in Madden 25. Here's the top five offensive and defensive players.
QB Drew Brees: 96
TE Jimmy Graham: 96
RG Jahri Evans: 95
LG Ben Grubbs: 95
C Brian De La Puente: 91
No running backs in the top 5 but their ratings are pretty good: Darren Sproles 87, Pierre Thomas 82, Mark Ingram 81. Now it's up to you to show your opponents how lethal the combination of those three can be!
P.S.: don't forget about FB Jed Collins, 90 overall!
CB Jabari Greer: 86
CB Keenan Lewis: 83
LB Curtis Lofton: 82
DT Brodrick Bunkley: 82
RE Cameron Jordan: 81
Here's a rating that will increase as soon as the season begins: Junior Galette, 77 overall. You'll see, Madden!
P.S.: Kenny Vaccaro is 80 overall: that's what I'm talking about!
What do you think? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below, on Twitter or on Facebook!
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The last we heard, the auto industry was booming. Sales are healthy and recovery from the multi-year slump brought on by the global economic meltdown of 2008 is well on its way, with domestic sales projected to reach as high as 14.5 million vehicles. We even heard a rumor that Ford would soon be installing cash machines in its executive lavatories that dispensed well-worn twenties.
Okay, so that last part isn't true. But the first is also suspect, according to new forecasts from analysts. As reported by Reuters, LMC Automotive, formerly a branch of JD Power, has revised its 2012 prediction down to 14.3 million vehicles, matching that of rival consultant Polk. LMC also cut its forecast for 2013, from 15.2 million to 15 million, though it does expect the U.S. auto industry to be back at 2007's 17-million-unit level by 2017.
Other projections are even more conservative, according to the report. Sean McAlinden, chief economist for the Center for Automotive Research, is hedging his bets, pointing out that housing usually recovers first after a recession, while this year upwards of 40 percent of economic growth has been auto-related. CAR's forecast calls for 2012 sales to stop at 14.2 million and next year's totals to hit just 14.6 million units.


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KELLER — Kennedi Baker wants to buy a wheelchair-accessible swing and is eager to scare people into helping her at the Chamber of Chillz."In the summer, swinging is one of my favorite things," the 8-year-old said. "Everybody should be able to swing."But the swing Kennedi wants to put on the playground at Shady Grove Elementary in Keller isn't for her. Shopping for a replacement for one that broke in her back yard, the able-bodied girl came across a picture of a wheelchair-accessible model and began to cry, said her mom, Sherri Baker."She realized what it was for," Baker said. "Then she said all kids deserve to feel what it's like to swing."Kennedi has an affinity for special-needs students and, though there's no official student-helper program at the school, assists them when she can and occasionally reads to them in their classrooms, her mom said.With help from the school's principal and assistant principal, Kennedi got approval from the Keller school district to use the district's vendors to buy the swing and get it installed. But because it was her idea, the girl didn't want the district to foot the $16,000 bill."She wanted this to be her philanthropy," Sherri Baker said.Kennedi enlisted her mom and her dad, Dean Baker, to help raise the money. They, in turn, recruited upwards of 75 other people to help design, engineer, build, operate and act in the 18 rooms of a 5,000-square-foot haunted house in Keller Town Center. Asking $15 a head for the 15-minute tour — Kennedi said someone who just puts his head down and runs might make it through in 10 minutes — they hoped to at least put a dent in the fundraising goal. They haven't yet covered expenses, Sherri Baker said."So far we've maybe had 200 people over the five or six days we've been open," Baker said. "We have a great product, we just haven't gotten the customers."The haunted house has up to 50 people volunteering as actors, but they include people who have scared professionally in big-time haunted houses. The experts have trained the newbies to portray some of the most hideous beings imaginable, Baker said."We have zombies, dark figures hidden in all kinds of places, butchers, hillbillies, poltergeists, lunatic girls, insane surgeons, possessed dolls and characters similar to what you've seen in horror flicks," Baker said.
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Sanborn – Only your realtor stands between you and the unknown
September was another strong month for residential home sales in the twelve communities covered by this report. There were 104 transactions at an average sales price of $406,327 for the month compared to 91 sales at $316,816 last September. Last month's average sales price was pumped up by eight sales over $1 million with one sale coming in at $7 million. For the first three quarters of the year there have been 784 sales at an average price of $302,663 compared to 676 sales at an average of $299,060 for the same period in 2012. That's a 15 percent increase in the total number of sales. That's almost as scary as Halloween!
And, as Halloween approaches, I felt it is my civic duty to provide homebuyers with some tips on determining whether a home could be haunted or not. After all, some people are more sensitive to otherworldly phenomenon than others and don't want to live in a house with some unseen previous owners still there. It is kind of the same way some people get worked up about radon. You can't see radon either, but it scares the bejeesus out of some folks.
Anyway, it is worth a discussion because many times a great home is ruled out and not purchased because of something strange going on during a showing. As a realtor, I have a duty to set the record straight and clarify some of these "occurrences." Realtors have had to take continuing education paranormal courses and can help you determine whether the unsettling event you just experienced was a haunting, your imagination, or just part of buying a home. Buying a home without a realtor can be pretty scary.
The most common sign that a place is haunted will be that you will feel like you just walked through a cold spot or that the room suddenly drops in temperature. This could very well mean that you just walked through dear departed Uncle Josiah because he just couldn't get out of the way in time. When you look at houses, try not to move too quickly and barge into rooms. This will give those souls still living there time to get out of your way. Taking your time also allows you to observe more of the home you are considering buying. It might also help you to determine if that sudden chill comes from a broken window or drafty door.
Another common sign that you have an unwanted guest in the house is unexplained noises. Usually, these noises occur in the middle of the night in the pitch black, so if you hear them in broad daylight during the showing you can be assured things are going to get worse. That scurrying and scratching sound could be a squirrel in the ceiling...or maybe not. That banging sound could just be air in the heating pipes, but then you realize the house has forced hot air heat. Did that door just slam shut because Josiah is mad that you are here or is it because of sudden drop in air pressure in the house? Now, you are beginning to see why you need a realtor who can set you straight on these things.
Sometimes on showings you hear hushed, faint whispers when you are in a room by yourself. That can be pretty unnerving, especially when you realize that they whispering about you. Was it your realtor talking to the listing agent? Perhaps not, the listing agent was outside... What about that uneasy feeling that you are being watched? If the homeowner didn't leave during the showing it is can be very uncomfortable and that's why we always try to insist they are not there. But what if Josiah didn't leave either and it feels like he is up on the corner of the ceiling? Makes the hair stand up on your neck, doesn't it? Buying a house on your own can be a scary thing.
It is well documented that strange animal behavior is another indicator that there is an unknown presence in a room. Animals have sharper senses than humans and their psychic abilities are much more finely tuned. I have been on many showings where the owner's beloved pet was in his crate barking his lungs out when we came in to look at the house. That's normal for a dog. Not so much for a cat. Could it be a sign that something else is going on?
Many times on showings you may be unsettled by a shadow that you catch out of the corner of your eye. You might also be startled when you glance in the bathroom mirror and see someone lurking behind you. Then, with great relief, you realize it is your realtor. And behind him is Josiah. But that doesn't scare you, because even though your realtor is pretty scary looking too, you have him between you and the unknown...
Happy Halloween!
Please feel free to visit www.lakesregionhome.com to learn more about the Lakes Region real estate market and comment on this article and others. Data was compiled using the Northern New England Real Estate MLS System as of 10/23/13. Roy Sanborn is a realtor at Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty and can be reached at 603-455-0335.
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Michelle Malkin - Obamacare's EMR mandate is also a wreck
Dr. Nicholas DiNubile, a Philadelphia orthopedic surgeon, has a timely reminder for everyone encountering the federal health care exchange meltdown: "If you think signing up for Obamacare is a nightmare, ask your doctor how the EMR mandate is going."
The White House finally acknowledged the spectacular public disaster of Obamacare's Internet exchange infrastructure during Monday's Rose Garden infomercial. But President Shamwow and his sales team are AWOL on the bureaucratic ravages of the federal electronic medical records mandate. Modernized data collection is a worthy goal, of course. But distracted doctors are seeing "more pixels than patients," Dr. DiNubile observes, and the EMR edict is foisting "dangerous user-unfriendly technology" on physicians and patients.
Instead of concentrating on care, doctors face exhausting regulatory battles over the definition of "meaningful use" of technology, skyrocketing costs and unwarranted Big Brother intrusions on the practice of medicine.
As I reported last year, Obamacare's top-down, tax-subsidized, job-killing, privacy-undermining electronic record-sharing scheme has been a big fat bust. More than $4 billion in "incentives" has been doled out to force doctors and hospitals to convert and upgrade by 2015. But favored EMR vendors, including Obama bundler Judy Faulkner's Epic Systems, have undermined rather than enhanced interoperability. Oversight remains lax. And after hyping the alleged benefits for nearly a decade, the RAND Corporation finally 'fessed up that its cost-savings predictions of $81 billion a year — used repeatedly to support the Obama EMR mandate — were (like every other Obamacare promise) vastly overstated.
In June, the Annals of Emergency Medicine published a study warning that the "rush to capitalize on the huge federal investment of $30 billion for the adoption of electronic medical records led to some unfortunate and unintended consequences" tied to "communication failure, poor data display, wrong order/wrong patient errors and alert fatigue." Also this summer, Massachusetts reported that 60 percent of doctors could not meet the EMR mandate and face potential loss of their licenses in 2015. And a few weeks ago, the American College of Physicians pleaded with the feds to delay the mandate's data collection, certification and reporting requirements.
Dr. Hayward K. Zwerling, an internal medicine physician in Massachusetts who is also president of ComChart Medical Software, blasted the Obamacare EMR mandate in a recent open letter: "As the developer of an EMR, I sincerely believe that a well-designed EMR is a useful tool for many practices. However, the federal and state government's misguided obsession to stipulate which features must be in the EMRs, and how the physician should use the EMRs in the exam room places the politicians in the middle of the exam room between the patient and the physician, and seriously disrupts the physician-patient relationship." Zwerling's call to arms appealed to fellow doctors to pressure the feds to repeal the mandate. "It is past time that physicians reclaim control of their offices, if not the practice of medicine."
As I've mentioned previously, my own primary care physician in Colorado Springs quit her regular practice and converted to "concierge care" because of the EMR imposition. Dr. Henry Smith, a Pennsylvania pulmonary doctor, also walked away. "Faced with the implementation costs and skyrocketing overhead in general," he told me, "I finally threw in the towel and closed my practice." He said, "As EMRs proliferate, and increased Medicare scrutiny looms, medical documentation is evolving from its original goal of recording what actually was going on with a patient, and what the provider was actually thinking, to sterile boilerplate documents designed to justify the highest billing codes."
Dr. Michael Laidlaw of Rocklin, Calif., told EHR Practice Consultants that he abandoned the Obamacare EMR "incentive" program "when I realized that I spent the first two to five minutes of each visit endlessly clicking a bunch of garbage to make all the green lights show up on the (meaningful use) meter. I said to myself: 'I'm not wasting precious seconds of my life and my patients' time to ensure some database gets filled with data. I didn't go into medicine for this. It is not benefiting my patients or me. I hate it.' I actually refused to take the $10K-plus this year. I have even accepted that I would rather be penalized in the future. What is worth the most to me is AUTONOMY."
Let me underscore that again: Doctors face steep penalties if they can't meet the radical technology goals imposed by the very same glitch-plagued Obamacare bureaucrats who now need an emergency "tech surge" to fix their own failed info-tech Titanic. The Obamacare wrecking ball has only just begun.
(Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin is the daughter of Filipino Immigrants. She was born in Philadelphia, raised in southern New Jersey and now lives with her husband and daughter in Colorado. Her weekly column is carried by more than 100 newspapers.)
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Froma Harrop - Bipartisanship the norm when sugar payoffs rule
Ever notice how some government programs draw the ire of almost everyone? Conservatives, liberals, environmentalists, libertarians, business, labor, consumers and grouchy taxpayers are all opposed. Yet these programs go on as though directed by an unstoppable particle beam from a neighboring galaxy. The public rarely sees who in Washington keeps the outrage in motion, and that's how "they" get away with it.
The sugar support program is one such curiosity. We will get into the "who" and "how," but first an explanation of why almost everyone hates it.
Americans pay about three times the world price of sugar because of a complex farm program designed to greatly enrich U.S. sugar growers and processors, in actuality a handful of families. Among other things, it limits imports of far cheaper sugar from impoverished Caribbean countries. It provides taxpayer-backed loans: If prices slip, the borrowers repay their loans with sugar, which taxpayers must sell at a loss or store at their own expense.
In sum, the policy provides a government-guaranteed income to cane sugar producers in Florida and sugar beet growers in Minnesota and Michigan. Who pays? American consumers, for starters. The manipulated price of sugar amounts to a tax estimated at $3 billion a year.
The domestic sugar industry argues that 142,000 jobs would be lost if the sugar program ended. But the Commerce Department reported in 2006 that inflated sugar prices kill three manufacturing jobs for every sugar-growing and -processing job saved. Many U.S. candy-makers have seen no choice but to move factories and their jobs to countries with normal sugar prices. Among the examples:
— Atkinson Candy Co., of Lufkin, Texas, recently sent most of its peppermint candy production to Guatemala. "It's a damn shame," company President Eric Atkinson told The Wall Street Journal, he had to move 60 jobs to Central America that should have stayed here.
— Jelly Belly Candy Co., based in Fairfield, Calif., has again expanded its factory in Thailand. Sugar makes up half the cost of the product, Jelly Belly President Bob Simpson said. High U.S. sugar costs have forced him to raise his prices several times over the past 10 years.
Reluctant to take their small family-owned businesses to other countries, domestic candy-makers had been reducing the amount of sugar in their product. It is no accident that from 2002 to 2012, imported candy contained 33 percent more sugar.
As Congress debated last spring whether to continue the program, Big Sugar's lobbying force, the American Sugar Alliance, ran an ad in The Washington Post, hotly headlined "Big Candy's Greed." The candy-makers, the ad charged, were trying "to boost their already bloated profits."
In Florida, meanwhile, the giant sugar plantations — propped up by taxpayers and abused consumers — dump fertilizer runoff into the Everglades, threatening the state's precious water sources.
It should surprise no one that the American Sugar Alliance greatly out-spent the confectioners to win the affections of our elected representatives. Thus, in a recent close vote, the House again saved the program. Followers of partisan politics will be intrigued to see so-called liberals combining with so-called conservatives to preserve this travesty.
On the Democratic side, Florida Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Alcee Hastings both voted for the program. On the Republican side, House Speaker John Boehner and Rep. Frank Lucas, of Oklahoma and chair of the House Agriculture Committee, also voted in favor. As he backed the government shutdown, Lucas was speechifying for a budget "that reduces spending and eliminates waste and abuse in government programs."
How the politicians get away with this is simple: The voters aren't paying attention. Only when they do will this absurdity stop.
(A member of the Providence Journal editorial board, Froma Harrop writes a nationally syndicated column from that city. She has written for such diverse publications as The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar and Institutional Investor.)
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Michael Barone - Unions turn on Obamacare; don't call them hypocrites
It's not just Republicans who are unhappy with Obamacare. Labor union leaders have been complaining too.
In July, the presidents of the Teamsters, United Food Commercial Workers union and UNITE-HERE (combined membership: 2.9 million) wrote a letter to congressional Democrats saying that Obamacare will "destroy the very health and well-being of our members along with millions of other working Americans." "We have a problem," they concluded. "You need to fix it."
Forget for a moment that organized labor supported Obamacare. The union leaders have arguably legitimate complaints.
Obamacare does indeed create incentives for employers to reduce the workweek below 30 hours. It also discourages the high-benefit "Cadillac plans" that unions have negotiated — and that are one thing they can promise workers in organization drives.
Obamacare taxes premiums on non-profit, multi-employer union plans that cover, for example, workers in multiple small restaurants. And the people in these plans won't be eligible for subsidies available to policyholders in for-profit insurers.
The union leaders were understandably ticked at the "huge accommodation for the employer community — extending the statutorily mandated 'December 31, 2013' deadline for the employer mandate and penalties."
Like many other Americans, they are angry that President Obama refused to fulfill his constitutional duty to faithfully execute the law.
On a late Friday afternoon in September — the same timing as the employer mandate delay in July — the Obama administration denied the unions' request that workers with multi-employer health plans receive subsidies on the exchanges. To which Terry O'Sullivan, president of the Laborers International Union, said he wanted the law "fixed, fixed, fixed" and, if not, "then I believe it needs to be repealed."
Consistent opponents of Obamacare might take satisfaction from these complaints. And they might observe that the unions backed legislation that tends to encourage union members to drop union plans and to prevent unions from attracting new members by promising Cadillac plans. They got what they deserved.
I take a somewhat different view. Over many decades, union leaders have supported legislation that extends to non-members benefits unions have secured for members. They have consistently supported higher minimum wages — arguably because they bump up (already higher) union wages — ignoring the strong evidence that higher minimums reduce low-skill employment.
They supported the creation of the Occupational Health and Safety Administration and of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act regulating pensions, even though such legislation, by extending benefits to non-union workers, made them less likely to feel a need for union representation. You don't need a shop steward if you have an OSHA inspector.
And in fact, union representation in the private sector has plummeted in the last three decades. Unions' support of such legislation, and of Obamacare, may have been self-destructive. But it could also be characterized as altruistic. Many union leaders saw extending to non-members what they believed they extended to members. People like to do well, but they also want to do good.
Let me cite two professions that worked to put themselves out of much business, out of altruism.
Firefighters are the first example. Firefighter unions and other organizations have actively promoted safer building codes, restrictions on use of flammable materials and unsafe building materials. These firefighters have lifted the charred bodies of dead children out of burnt-out buildings. They have seen families destroyed by needless fires. They have worked to prevent such tragedies. And worked successfully: There are much fewer fires than there used to be.
Firefighters have done themselves out of business. They spend most of their time now on routine services, which less expensive EMS personnel could handle, and their unions struggle to prevent layoffs.
Another altruistic profession is dentistry. For many decades, dental groups have promoted fluoridation of water. They have vigorously encouraged people to brush — and floss — thrice daily. In their practices, they have seen the pain people suffer from because of defective teeth and painful abscesses. They want to reduce such suffering. As a result, Americans have far fewer cavities and dentists have far less routine work than they did some years ago. In response, they have developed new specialties — peridontry, enamelizing, orthodonture.
Sure, all these professions are out to get, in the words of the classic union leader Samuel Gompers, "more."
But labor leaders, firefighters and dentists have also acted, at risk of losing business, out of altruism, to help others. Let's give union leaders some credit for that, even as they decry a law they supported.
(Syndicated columnist Michael Barone is senior political analyst for The Washington Examiner, is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Fox News Channel contributor and co-author of The Almanac of American Politics.)
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California has found a formula for ending the partisan warfare that once paralyzed its government: Get rid of one of the parties, in this case, the Republican. The state's famously dysfunctional government now hums with calm efficiency.
Democrats there hold a supermajority in the state Legislature, making it well-nigh impossible for Republicans to gum up their plans. The governor, Jerry Brown, is a Democrat, as well.
The nation might avail itself of a similar solution, given the Republican leadership's inability to stop a destructive minority from threatening America's credit rating and turning the country into a global laughingstock (the way California used to be). Moving the House of Representatives into Democratic hands might give us all a needed rest.
But one-party rule can only be a temporary fix. It leads to corruption and arrogance. A Democratic frolic untempered by a sophisticated opposition would soon sour in the mouths of a centrist electorate.
Furthermore, it is California's good fortune that Brown is a business-savvy pragmatist able to fight off liberal excesses in his party. For example, he vetoed a bill that, shockingly, would have let non-citizens serve on juries. Brown has also been careful to keep a moderately tight rein on spending.
Looking long term, the really important thing happening in California is not the partisan takeover but the political makeover. In 2008 and 2010, California voters passed measures that yanked the pencil for drawing political boundaries out of their politicians' grasp. Before then, incumbents could scheme to stuff their districts with like-thinking voters.
The new law also ditched party primaries. The top two vote-getters in an open primary — from whatever party or no party — get to appear on the general election ballot. Thus, a Republican may end up running against another Republican, a Democrat against another Democrat, or either against a Whig.
Ironically, this may be the saving grace for California's much-shrunken GOP. As districts become more politically diverse, Republican right-wingers — with their inflamed imaginings and inexplicable amount of free time — see their power to produce sure losers curbed.
Activists on the left also have a harder time creating safe districts. Gone is the 200-mile snake paralleling the liberal coastline around Los Angeles, custom-tailored for former Democratic Rep. Howard Berman.
Under the reforms, a nonpartisan commission drew the lines in a more squared-off shape. Berman's snake was fattened to include the less liberal inland, represented by another Democrat, Brad Sherman. The two ran against each other in November, and Sherman prevailed. One could envision a temperate Republican doing okay here, especially if the national party takes the asylum back from the inmates.
Sacramento is now a model of quiet efficiency. The state's new health insurance exchange is off and running with minimal drama. And there's even a move to ease some environmental regulations at the behest of business.
Other states have embarked on reforms designed to undo the district lines concocted in their capitals' smoky rooms. Iowa, Washington, Arizona and Idaho have been leaders in this, but California has gone the furthest. Oregon is debating whether to adopt its model.
This new way of conducting elections does more than weaken the partisans' ability to limit our choices in November. It recognizes the growing proportion of unaffiliated voters, 21 percent in California, up from 18 percent in 2005. Over half the states have closed primaries, meaning those belonging to no party have little say until Election Day.
Gerrymandering built safe congressional districts for the most bizarre tea party candidates. Republicans might hesitate to create opportunity for conservative Democrats, but not doing so — look at their nosedive in national polls — should alarm them more.
California's Democrats took the risk. So should they.
(A member of the Providence Journal editorial board, Froma Harrop writes a nationally syndicated column from that city. She has written for such diverse publications as The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar and Institutional Investor.)
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The Richfield volleyball team had the good fortune to have Bean, and it rode her to a second consecutive Class 2A state title. It was the school's third volleyball championship in the last five years.
Bean, who was the 2A volleyball MVP last season, was the key to that year's title team, but she was the outright leader this season.
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As has been the norm for Bean, she stepped up when it counted. She posted 15 kills and 23 digs in the Wildcats' five-set victory over Enterprise in the championship match.
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With this title and MVP, Bean is setting herself apart as the premier 2A female athlete. She now has won back-to-back volleyball MVPs, and she was last season's girls' basketball MVP.
In addition to the two volleyball championships, Bean also has a basketball championship ring, which she earned her freshman season.
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44: The song is called "No, it isn't†from Plus 44 (Mark and Travis from Blink 182). But I don't think is a good song for a tribute since the song is basically a F@#K you to Tom from Blink 182.
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It certainly makes for a lot to learn on the part of the New Orleans Saints players, but working them hard has already paid dividends. The local Louisiana media has been quick to report the struggles of the Saints offense over the last few practices. Certainly, one could say that Drew Brees is slightly rusty from having missed OTAs, but I beg to differ.
I think the case is really that the defense has stepped up that much. Interceptions have been more frequent, batted balls more the norm, and the wideouts have looked shaky at times. Sure, some of the blame belongs to the offense, but the defense also deserves tremendous credit.
Steve Spagnuolo is slightly off the norm, and I love it. Cameron Jordan came to the defense of his newest coach, saying, "When a coordinator and their player have two different dreams, they don't always collide very well…but it's so great for me because I see myself as a versatile player and he sees me as playing so many different roles. And so we come together and this is great for me. I think anything he allows me to do, I can do. I'm all for it."
That statement may come off as cocky, but again, the incredible confidence he has instilled in the players under his tutelage is absolutely fantastic. It makes me, as a lifelong New Orleans Saints fan, incredibly optimistic. Maximizing talent in such a way that makes players more confident is sometimes difficult, especially after facing adversity and uphill climbs. Spagnuolo has found a way!


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