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News about Neil Patrick Harris, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Oct. 29, 2014
NBC announces that it has signed actor Neil Patrick Harris to a deal for 10 episodes of music-sketch show, based on British televisions series Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway; has not yet settled on timing or name of show. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
By the Book interview with Neil Patrick Harris, whose book Choose Your Own Autobiography has been published. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Advertising column; actor Neil Patrick Harris will promote Heineken Light beer in humorous television and online ad campaign that showcases his skills as a magician. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Neil Patrick Harris, having finished nine-year run on sitcom How I Met Your Mother, is ready to restart his movie and stage career; day by day description of Harris's busy schedule during week of rehearsals for Broadway revival of musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch. MORE
Jun. 17, 2013
Mr. Harris will play the title character in the first Broadway production of the musical. MORE
Jun. 10, 2013
Neil Genzlinger reflects that Neil Patrick Harris's fourth time as Tony Awards host still remained entertaining; describes how he dazzled the house at Radio City Music Hall with an opening number and a final song that made reference to what happened during the broadcast. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Mr. Harris, a star of the CBS comedy "How I Met Your Mother," first hosted the Tonys in 2009 and has won two Emmy Awards for his Tony work. MORE
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New Condos in Astoria's Kaufman Arts District
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August 23, 2015, Sunday
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'Hedwig and the Angry Inch' Sets Broadway Closing Date
The musical will have played for more than 500 performances when it closes on Sept. 13.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
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'Hedwig' Takes a Dip With Taye Diggs in Title Role
The show has never proved as popular as it did when Neil Patrick Harris was its star.
August 3, 2015, Monday
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Watch Trailers for NBC's New Fall Dramas and Comedies
With shows starring Wesley Snipes, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Lopez.
May 12, 2015, Tuesday
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Oscars 2015: Dull, Witless, Unjust … and Irresistible
Bruni and Douthat are addicted to the Academy Awards, but maybe it's best that the show happens just once a year.
February 23, 2015, Monday
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Neil Patrick Harris on a possible Kanye West incident at the Academy Awards.
February 13, 2015, Friday
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Neil Patrick Harris on Hosting His First Academy Awards
The actor reminisces about his childhood viewing parties.
February 10, 2015, Tuesday
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Neil Patrick Harris suggests changing the ceremony slightly.
January 30, 2015, Friday
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NBC Picks Neil Patrick Harris to Host New Variety Show
The network is planning 10 episodes of a music/comedy/sketch show, based on the long-running British series "Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway."
October 29, 2014, Wednesday
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Celebrity Selfies as Art, Via John Baldessari
The current issue of Visionaire is devoted to works by John Baldessari with celebrity self-portraits providing the raw material.
October 20, 2014, Monday
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'Hedwig': I Get Free Rein
Part 12: The star and creators of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" share some of Neil Patrick Harris's onstage antics, and talk about the task of updating the show's music for the Broadway production.
'Hedwig': Inappropriate Scaffolding
Part 5: The star and creators of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" reflect on the challenge of adapting the former club show for the Broadway stage.
'Hedwig': Food Poisoning
Part 13: The star and creators of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" discuss the possibility of touring "Hedwig" as a concert.
'Hedwig': Neil Patrick Harris
Part 4: Neil Patrick Harris, star of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," talks about why he wanted to do the show, and recalls the first time he met John Cameron Mitchell.
TimesTalks | 'Hedwig': Preview
The star and creators of Broadway's "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" reflect on the show's journey from downtown clubs to the Broadway stage, and talk about the implications of a mainstream-ready "Hedwig."
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Title: It's all good fun until somebody loses a tail - part 4
Date: January 16, 2006
Summary: Steve's tail tries to chop off Beaver's tail. Steve chops off his tail's.. erm.. tail.. then it regrows a mini Steve again.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Steve's Tail
Onomatopoeias used: "RIIIING!", "SLAM!", "SWOOOOSH!", "CH-OP!", "SHRIVEL", "PIF!", "PAF!", "REGROW!"
Number of panels: 8
Panel 1
And the day after that...
An alarm clock RIIING!s.
Panel 2
Beaver: "OH BOY! It's the dawn of another BEAUTIFUL DAY!"
Panel 3
Beaver looks down and discovers he's been tied up...?
Beaver: "Well that's funny - I don't remember tying myself up last night..."
Panel 4
Steve's tail-monster-thing is about to saw off beaver's tail!
Beaver: "OH! Hey there little feller! Do you want to play?"
Panel 5
Steve, holding an axe, SLAM!s the door open!
Steve: "HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!"
Beaver: "Oh Steve, do be careful with that."
Panel 6
Steve SWOOOOSH!es the axe down, CH-OP!ing off his tail-monster-thing's er.. tail.
Steve: AXE!
Panel 7
The monster-thing, having lost its source of power, SHRIVELs up.
Beaver: Gross.
Panel 8
Steve rubs his hands with a PIF! PAF!
Steve: Well it looks like I managed to take care of that little problem...
Behind him, the tail-monster-thing REGROW!s...
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Conducting an honest, unbiased review of limousine companies to decide on the best limo service is a tough task, and a lot goes into creating a top flight Indianapolis limo service review.
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1 pound vegetarian ground beef such as LightLife Gimme Lean®
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Recent events (scandal?) at Austin's Arthouse have provoked plenty of public and private conversations amongst artists and curators in Texas and beyond. The duo […]
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Firing Line: Nick Boserio
It's all fun and games until you got to fakie flip some stairs.Posted: September 11, 2013
It's all fun and games until you got to fakie flip some stairs.Posted: September 11, 2013
Zero filmer Lannie Rhoades has a bunch of great outtakes, extra angles, and cool stories from the Cold War video.
No one really knew what Tom's full part would be like but he came through with straight-forward ripping and solid style, including a sick ender.
Like seeing an old friend, this will stoke you out. Rattray's skating is always refreshing and this is one of those "makes you want to skate" parts.
Cold War is the gift that keeps giving. One of the most underrated skaters out there, Ben is so good on so many different levels it's insane.
On a super-heavy squad like Zero, Tony is the wild card. He's got gnarly stunts, for sure, but he also has wild grabs, wall crawls, and creative spot attacks.
Check out Nick Boserio's high speed rail assault from Zero's Cold War.
It's beyond belief one person can put out a part like this. After this Cold War week, we've run out of words to describe how completely and utterly gnarly this skating is. Thanks for the ride, Zero.
Behind the lines of Tommy Guns' epic Cold War assault.
Unbelievable. This part has some of the craziest skating to ever go down. You have to watch this. Dane, you are a true skate psycho.
After the gnarliest part of his life, Dane Burman sits down to talk cover, SOTY, last part and smacking that security guard.
There were rumors that Cole only had a trick or two in the vid. No way. Cole's one of the best ever, he's never put out a bad part, and he can stack clips like no one else. Also featuring Ed Duff.
Prepare yourself for Dane Burman's Cold War part by reading his interview from our August issue.
It's been so fun watching Jamie give everything he has to skating for 20 years, that by the time you see this full part and epic ender you might just let out a cheer.
Behind the scenes with Zero's most mysterious skater. Still a few more hours to check James Brockman's Cold War part for free.
James goes fast, commits to everything, and has a great razor's-edge style between total control and chaos. Wow, here we go.
This is just a preview. Prepare yourself for a full dose of Tommy Gunz later this week.
WBD handles the Zero red carpet like none other. Nobody is safe...
Here's a quick barrage of some of the slams and makes that went into this epic project. Full parts start Monday.
Even near the end of an intense, hard-hitting video deadline, the Zero guys cranked out an edit of them destroying the Black Box park. Thanks, guys.
The Chief will always be a skate rat, but slams in your late 30s feel a lot different than when you're a young blood.
On the eve of Cold War, Burnout takes a walk down Zero memory lane.
The squad talks injuries, big rails, go-to tricks, getting turnt up, tats, and who has last part. We'll be premiering parts from Cold War starting this Saturday.
Dane Burman picks out a classic from the 2005 Zero video, New Blood—this is James Brockman.
Zero's young blood Tom K has to go fast and ollie high to get onto this hefty rail.
Lately, there's amazing full parts going up every week and sometimes every day. But Zero's Cold War is going to be a major, hardcore release. Here's the team.
Skate videos had been growing crazier by the year for some time, but Zero's pure-hammer, no-filler skating (like this JT part) were utterly shocking. Tony Cervantes introduces a classic from 1999.
Cole's legendary ability to stomp down and ride away from almost any trick he wanted became clear with this part. Jamie Thomas introduces a classic Zero part from 2002.
Tony twists up a wild move and goes straight to his elbow. You can almost feel this one through the screen.
Tony's a guy a few words but Nick more than makes up for it as they flip through the new October mag.
It's all fun and games until you got to fakie flip some stairs.
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The following is a summary of incidents in the Gaithersburg area to which Montgomery County police and/or Gaithersburg City Police responded recently. The words "arrested" and "charged" do not imply guilt. This information was provided by the county and/or the city of Gaithersburg.
Aggravated assault
• On Sept. 8 at 10:30 a.m. in the 300 block of East Diamond Avenue, Gaithersburg. The subject is known to the victim.
• On Sept. 9 at 1:02 a.m. in the 9700 block of Fields Road, Gaithersburg. The subject is known to the victim.
• On Sept. 10 at 8:48 p.m. at Ogie's, 293 Muddy Branch Road, Gaithersburg. An unknown subject and victim were involved in a verbal dispute that escalated into a physical altercation. The subject fled on foot prior to police arrival.
• On Sept. 4 at 7:42 p.m. at Morris Park, 421 Summit Hall Road, Gaithersburg. The victims were playing basketball with subjects who brandished a handgun and took property.
• On Sept. 9 at 10:30 p.m. in the 8900 block of Centerway Road, Gaithersburg. The subjects threatened the victim with a weapon and unsuccessfully attempted to take property.
• On Sept. 3 at 5:50 a.m. at James L. Muscatello Inc., 7901 Beechcraft Ave., Gaithersburg. Forced entry, took property.
• On Sept. 5 at Charles Cook and Sons, 16895 Oakmont Ave., Gaithersburg. Unknown entry, took property.
• On Sept. 9 at 6:11 a.m. at The Cleaning Authority, 19632 Club House Road, Montgomery Village. Unknown entry, took property.
• On Sept. 4 at 3:53 a.m. at the Marriott Courtyard, 204 Boardwalk Place, Gaithersburg. The subject forcefully took property from the victim.
• 100 block of Thurgood Street, Gaithersburg, between 5 and 6 p.m. Sept. 3. Took bicycle from an open garage.
• 500 block of South Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sept. 4. Forced entry, took property.
• Unit block of Brighton Drive, Gaithersburg, between 9 a.m. Sept. 4 and 10 a.m. Sept. 5. Unknown entry, took property.
• 18200 block of Pinecroft Court, Gaithersburg, between 7 and 10:15 p.m. Sept. 5. No forced entry, took property.
• Two incidents in the unit block of Whetstone Drive, Gaithersburg, between 10:30 a.m. and 6:35 p.m. Sept. 8. An unknown subject(s) entered both units through a window and took property.
• On Sept. 4 at 1 a.m. at the intersection of Rothbury Drive and Spur Hill Road, Montgomery Village. The subjects, who are known to the victim, assaulted the victim and took property.
• On Sept. 7 at 4:34 p.m. in front of 19341 Keymar Way, Gaithersburg. The subject assaulted the victim and took property.
• Two incidents on Driscoll Court, Gaithersburg, on Sept. 4 or 5. Unlocked entry, took cash and coins.
• Four incidents in Gaithersburg between Sept. 5 and 9. Took loose items. Affected streets include Exodus Drive, Duffer Way, Sparr Spring Road and Knoll Mist Lane.


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Science Competition
April 29 - May 1, 2016 - High School Students
The Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition encourages students to help humanity through scientific research. High-schoolers submit research papers to be reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges who select five finalists. Finalists are invited to participate in a three-day, expenses-paid event, concluded by an awards luncheon to announce the "Ying Prize" of $5,000 to the top student, $1,000 to their teacher and $1,000 to their principal!
Every year for over a decade, Dr. Nelson Ying hosts this competition in collaboration with the Orlando Science Center. Ying is a philanthropist, scientist, and entrepreneur. He wants to inspire tomorrow's science leaders today, so he has worked with the Science Center to create this elite competition. This competition not only honors innovative student science research but also exemplary teens.
Dr. Ying Competition 2016 Information
Papers Due: 5:00 p.m. April 1. 2016
Finalists Notified: April 12, 2016
Competition Weekend: April 29 - May 1, 2016
Papers will be submitted through our DROPitTOme Account - simply click on the link and type in "ying" for the password. More detailed information on how to submit your papers is located here: DROPitTOme Instructions.
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The 15th annual Dr. Ying Science Competition is in the books and two was the lucky number for Brevard County's Sarah Van Sickle of Satellite High School.
Sarah was in last year's contest when she finished as a runner up, but the additional year of research won her the 2013 competition. She was awarded a trophy, a $5,000 cash scholarship plus $1,000 awards for her science teacher and her school.
Her efforts improved on the design of the antenna, which is based on fractal geometry and receives both UHF and VHF frequencies for less money than the cost of a commercial device. Since broadcast television is an important communications tool, this research could enable everyone to have access to multiple over-the-air transmissions at a fraction of the cost. This research would be especially valuable for those living in remote areas, Third World countries or people in post-disaster areas where cable or satellite transmissions are inaccessible.


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Waste Site Cleanup & Reuse in New England
Oil Storage Facility Spill Prevention and Planning
The Oil Pollution Prevention Regulation (40 CFR 112), was created to address oil spill prevention provisions documented in the Clean Water Act (CWA), as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA-90). This regulation requires oil storage facilities to prepare and implement a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan. These facilities include those with an aggregate aboveground storage capacity of
Additionally, certain facilities may be subject to catastrophic planning requirements under §112.20 of the rule. These facilities must prepare a Facility Response Plan (FRP), in addition to the SPCC Plan. EPA visits these large facilities on a five year rotation, and also conducts inspections at facilities that have had spills or other facilities. These facilities include those that have a storage capacity of:
- Over 42,000 gallons and transfer to/from vessels (maritime craft); or
- Over 1,000,000 gallons and pose a potential significant threat to "waters of the U.S."
2002 Revised SPCC Rule (divided into three files): Part 1 (PDF) (50 pp, 318 K, about PDF), Part 2 (PDF) (50 pp, 272 K, about PDF), Part 3 (PDF) (12 pp, 82 K, about PDF), and cross-reference between provisions of the revised rule and the previous rule (PDF) (2 pp, 10 K, about PDF).
To protect the region's resources from the damaging effects of oil, EPA New England has initiated a project to map sensitive environmental and economic resources within fifteen (15) miles of large oil storage facilities
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Amazing quality of brazing and Lugs.
Seat tube : 55cm center to center
Top tube : 55cm center to center
Standover height 79,5cm (with 32B tyres)
Fabulous bike, I bought it for my personal use at but now I've found a more suitable framesize
and this beauty has to go.
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Very good overall, Some paint chips with some corrosion only on surface.
Original patina and just cleaned a little for pictures.
René Herse Stem 8.5cm C/C
René Herse double Crankset 170mm
René Herse front rack in good condition a little corrosion
René Herse Cable straddle yokes
Bell alloy wingnuts
Maxicar hubs Super champion rims 36 spokes
Huret luxe derailleurs
Philippe Randonneur Handlebars 42cm width
Lefol fenders, good condition with scratches from use.
Mafac Raid brakes : very good condition.
Paturaud Special toe clips
Mafac levers
Brooks competition saddle
Stronglight competition headset
Soubitez dynamo , Soubitez front light , Ulo rear
Sonnett bell
Wolber 650B 32 tyres in almost new condition
Jackie the man at Box Dog Bike just done with this beauty from ground up for his wife. I mean from custom tubing, bike building all that jazz. It has all the brazed on, holes, hangs, hinge you hella name it. Custom rack too dahum.
Ok I posted some pics here but go over to see more pic in the album cos the dudeman really did a good job with the custom frame. So if you need to get a nice one for ya love one, head over to Box Dog Bike They has all the nut and bolts to finish this up beautifully. They really do.
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I turned down a potential $20,000 sponsorship because they wanted to promote bottled water. They were disappointed and a little upset. I feel promoting bottled water is encouraging the wrong message especially in Yosemite which has some of the best tap water in the world. A lot of what we clean up during the Facelift is empty plastic water bottles. I would have accepted their offer if they would have brought a water station to encourage the use of sustainable containers. I think that the bottled water companies need to move in this direction for the future. This will make it a little harder to finance the Facetift(Don't worry I will find some funding). I hope you feel the same and agree with me for holding my ground.
When did we ever start drinking bottle water? It's turned into the social norm. My family rarely drinks bottled water because my dad who was a chemist for a water pollution control plant brought us up knowing that all of our (Bay Area) drinking water comes from the best place on earth, the Sierras.
Good for you!
Good for you! You are exactly right, the water there is fine and money isn't a good reason to send the wrong message.
hey there say, ken... it is
hey there say, ken... it is me, neebee... finally!!! trying again to see i can get my computer and my post in here... :)
you already know i feel you did good, on this matter, as to the funding...
well, this is just a practice post... all for now...
god bless.. :)
I think that's great!
Thanks for holding your ground with the bottled water company.
How ignorant of them to even ask you to represent them at this event!
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3/4 cup
sour cream
1 1/3 cups
1 teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce
1/2 teaspoon
dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon
garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
4 ounces
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Being a HUGE fan of blue cheese, I have made this recipe countless times- I even converted my boyfriend to blue cheese dressing instead of ranch dressing! I have tried to vary it with lower-fat items and it just didn't work- stick to the recipe and you've got a fantastic dressing. I have found that the best brand of blue cheese crumbles for this recipe is Treasure Cave, so if you can find it, try it!
I did not care for this, and I should have known better than to make this in the first place when I saw the ingredients and their proportions in the recipe. I made the mistake of paying attention only to some of the 5-star reviews and not the more accurate 1-star reviews, which are VERY accurate. I agree with them completely that the mayonnaise is WAY overwhelming, Worcestershire doesn't really have a place here, the garlic is overwhelming too, and it's too thick. I tried my best to doctor it up by adding some buttermilk but, alas, the damage was already done. A horrible waste of good ingredients, particularly expensive Blue cheese. I'll stick to the one I simply throw together myself with equal parts sour cream and buttermilk, and a LITTLE mayo. (Also, for those who are interested, salt, pepper and garlic powder to taste, a pinch of sugar, and a LITTLE splash of white vinegar)
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I'll start off by admitting that I loathe the taste of mayonnaise. With that said, I have to say that I just didn't love this. I wanted to but the mayonnaise taste was overpowering to me.
Great dressing, used fresh garlic and tablespoon of lemon juice, cut the worcestershire sauce in half, skipped the salt and used about and ounce of the cheese pureed it with the rest of the ingredients in my blender, then added the rest of the cheese, turned out great. This would be a great way for those who need the dressing in a hurry, because it already had a great flavor when I was done.
This recipe ROCKS! The best blue cheese dip I have ever had!
I put in a wee bit less W. sauce (too much makes it a bit brown) than recommended, upped the garlic powder (Watch the amount of garlic powder though - once I put a bit too much in and it was dreadful!) and used quite a sharp blue cheese for my best results.
Any leftovers are "cut" with a bit of milk (for a thinner consistency) and used on salads.
The best bleu (not blue, but bleu) cheese recipe I've ever tasted. I did cut the mayo back to one cup and added a bit of buttermilk to thin. It gave it a bit of an extra tang, but not that vinegar tang which you find with jar blue cheese "wannabe" dressings. I add a tsp of MSG which makes the flavors "Pop" a bit. No need to increase or "up" anything. I love serving this on an iceberg wedge with some sliced tomato.
This is truly a perfectly classic recipe and one of the best home versions I've ever had. William no worries.. you have it just right. I thinned mine down with a bit of milk, but not by much. A true bleu should be very thick.
I made this last night for a last minute casual get-together. I made it about 2 hours before our company came by. So it wasn't refrigerated for 24 hours, but it was very good. The flavors blend so nicely together. My family loved it and I got loads of compliments. I can't wait to use it again tonight!!
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"Turn California Red": Fontana Mayor Warren, California delegation energized
By Chris Levister
Amid an atmosphere of nonstop Obama bashing, Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney swept to the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night, praised by his wife Ann from the Tampa national convention stage as the "man America needs". "This man will not fail. This man will not let us down," Mrs. Romney said in a prime-time speech.
With the roll call vote complete, delegates from Inland Southern California and around the country celebrated their candidate with a night of cheers, music and speeches lying out the party's case against President Barack Obama's handling of the economy.
Republicans emphatically approved a toughly worded party platform that would ban all abortions and gay marriages, reshape Medicare into a voucher-like program and cut taxes to energize the economy and create jobs. The conservative platform warns that while the American Dream has long been of equal opportunity for everyone, "Today that American Dream is at risk." It pledges that the GOP will "begin anew, with profound changes in the way government operates; the way it budgets, taxes and regulates."
Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren was among those who signed the nominating papers for Mitt Romney and VP running-mate Paul Ryan. Independently elected Warren is mayor of the largest city in the U.S. headed by an African American Republican. "America is on the wrong track. This is the first step in turning our country around," Warren said moments after Romney collected the last of 1,144 delegate votes needed to clinch the nomination. "Everyone is going to vote on the economy — and they're going to vote for Mitt Romney."
The California delegation did not make it in time for the opening of the Republican National Convention. The buses designated to take the delegates from their hotel in St. Pete Beach to the forum in Tampa Bay were delayed by an hour. The delay is being blamed on security checks and traffic closures. Warren insisted the bus delay combined with Monday's scheduled opening day delay caused by Hurricane Isaac failed to dampened spirits. "Today, every speaker is telling Americans we can still have opportunity. Our GOP 'Great Opportunity Party' is the party to get America back to work," Warren said on an online post from the convention. The evening was capped with a raucous keynote speech from New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who said change in the White House is needed to alleviate the "doubt and fear" that has crept into "every corner of our country." "Mitt Romney will tell us the hard truths we need to hear," he said. "Tonight, we stand up for Mitt Romney as the next president of the United States." Earlier, at the delegation's beachfront hotel, the combative Christie ripped into California Gov. Jerry Brown, calling him an "old retread" and suggesting - to the delight of Warren and other California Republicans - that his own election in a Democratic state is proof Republicans in California could rebound. "I cannot believe you people elected Jerry Brown over Meg Whitman. Jerry Brown? I mean, he won the New Jersey presidential primary over Jimmy Carter when I was 14 years old." Christie overcame a Democratic voter registration advantage in New Jersey to win election in 2009.
Christie has enacted billions of dollars in spending cuts to balance that state's budget, and his bombastic style and outspoken criticism of public employee unions and teachers, among other groups, has made him popular among conservatives nationwide. "The message I want to deliver to California this morning is: There is hope," Christie said. "Don't give up on the fact that California can be governed. You've seen it governed before, and you've seen it governed effectively ... California once did have great governors, like Gov. Pete Wilson, who knew how to govern the state." "Governor Christie gave me so much hope," said Warren. "I've been texting my kids and telling them, 'Don't give up on California. We have to keep our hopes high that when he (Romney) becomes President, he steps in and helps California regain its place in this nation as one of the economic forces in the world. I refuse to accept their (Democrats) version that California cannot be governed and that our problems are too big." The Republican gathering, followed by next week's Democratic convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, comes as opinion polls show the presidential race about even, with each candidate possessing distinct and important advantages: Mr. Obama is the more likable or empathetic leader; Mr. Romney is a former businessman more highly regarded as the candidate who can fix the economy.
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Democrats were also on the ground in Tampa to fight the Republican message. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said Republican efforts to use Latino speakers at the convention to win over Hispanic voters won't work. "You can't just trot out a brown face or a Spanish surname and expect people are going to vote for your party or your candidate," he said. "Window dressing doesn't do much for a candidate. It's your policies, your platform."
Villaraigosa called the platform's stances on abortion and immigration "draconian" and "extreme" and blamed Romney. "What you have seen from him is that he does one thing, he says another," Villaraigosa said. "He has taken one position after another, time and again you know, and you can't have it both ways."
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Bill Belichick on "putting the tape on"
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Recap | BoxscoreMercer surges past Baseball Bucs 12-2
Saturday, May 21, 2011
MACON, Ga. (May 20, 2011) - Mercer powered out four home runs as the Bears defeated the ETSU baseball team 12-2 Friday night to take the series at Claude Smith Field in Macon, Ga.
The Bears (36-17, 17-11 A-Sun) out hit the Bucs (35-19, 15-12 A-Sun) 14-7 in the contest. Mercer saw four starters post multiple hits lead by John Moreland who was 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBI.
Starter Derek Bushey (Richmond, Va.) suffered his first loss in five games after giving up eight runs (five earned) on six hits as he was chased from the game in the fifth inning.
Mercer's Justice French improved to 5-2 on the year after limiting the Buccaneers to just one run on five hits with four strikeouts in 5.0 innings.
The Bucs grabbed an early lead as Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) opened the contest with a single up the middle to extend his hit streak to 16-games. Later in the inning with Green on second, Dylan Pratt (Johnson City, Tenn.) sent a ball over the head of Mercer shortstop Evan Boyd for an RBI single to give ETSU a 1-0 lead.
Things would go south for the Bucs from there as the Bears plated three runs on two hits and two Buccaneer errors in the bottom of the second to go in front 3-1.
Moreland added a run for Mercer in the bottom of the fourth as he sent a solo home run over the wall in right to make the score 4-1.
Mercer then exploded for five runs on five hits in the fifth inning highlighted by back-to-back home runs by Joe Winker and Jacob Tanis to take an eight run advantage.
The Bucs cut the lead to 9-2 in the top of the sixth as Kerry Doane (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) doubled to left center and then came around to score on a Mercer wild pitch and passed ball.
Burns answered for Mercer as he launched the fourth home run of the game for the Bears to left in the bottom half of the frame to make the score 10-2.
The Bears capped the scoring in the contest in the bottom of the eighth on a pair of RBI doubles by Travis Benn and Moreland to make the final 12-2.
The two teams are slated to close out the series tomorrow at 1 p.m. For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ETSUAthletics.
Mercer 12, ETSU 2 (May 20, 2011 at Macon, Ga.)
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MU�............. 030 141 02x - 12 14 0 (36-17, 17-11 A-Sun)
Win - Justice French (5-2) Loss - Derek Bushey (6-4)
HR - MU - John Moreland (12); Joe Winker (12); Jacob Tanis (15); Billy Burns (6)


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Dixie Carter, who used her charm and stately beauty in a host of roles on Broadway and television, has died. She was 70.
Hal Holbrook (center), husband of actress Dixie Carter, and family and friends follow the casket into the church at the start of Carter's funeral. Carter was laid to rest in the quiet little town of McLemoresville, Tenn., following a service in a Methodist church up the street from her home on Thursday. There was a private visitation in that home before the services.
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Legal Realism, the Court, and the Press
Sandy Levinson
Marty raises a very interesting point in his post about the fact that the Times identifies the race and appointing President (and, of course, the gender) of Judge Taylor in their article on the NSA case. I'm not clear whether the objection sounds in "due process" (newspapers ought not give information about judicial demographics at all) or "equal protection" (newspapers should give such information about all judges, including, e.g., Judge Silberman). I presume it's much too late to make a serious argument for the former.
I think we have to distinguish between legal realism as a normative concept, and as a description of the views of particular lawyers. Legal realism is the death of "law" as a thing that anybody would respect out of anything but prudential concerns, but it certainly is an accurate description of how many lawyers approach the field.
The effort to establish that legal realism is all there is or could be, is a kind of tacit admission that this view of law is so poorly recieved by the general public, that the only way they can be gotten to accept it is to convince them there isn't any alternative to it. That it's either legal realism, or no law at all.
Isn't the issue here not with "legal realism" per se, but with the relevance of the background information supplied?
As I see it, legal realism could mean two approaches:
1. Judicial decisions can be understood by taking into account the entirety of a judge's background;
2. Judicial decisions can be understood by taking into account relevant factors in a judge's background.
As a practical matter, newspapers can only follow path 2. The real question, then, becomes "how are Judge Taylor's ethnicity and gender relevant to this particular ruling?". It's pretty hard to see how, even if they might plausibly be relevant in other cases. Even harder when newspapers rarely (ever?) describe a judge as "white".
Approaching a half-century as a member of the press (most recently as a member of the blogging press), I would suggest that most of the nation's leading news outlets have for years been wrong -- from the perspective of journalism -- on the subject of identifying the president, the president's party affiliation, and, if known, the party affiliation of the federal judge when a newsworthy opinion emerges. Whether or not this can be defended on grounds of "legal realism," the problem with it is the news media's editorial motivation in providing this kind of identification. In the news business, one must always be sensitive to the conclusions that a story seems to be inviting the reader to draw, even if those conclusions are not stated bluntly or obviously. This pattern of partisan identification of judges invites the reader -- and this is well known in newsrooms -- to conclude that the judge is probably incapable of detachment from partisan instincts or habits, and thus will predictably toe the party (or the White House) line. In this perception, there is no reason ever to suspect a judge of being good at the craft of judging; however many years may have passed since the judge's pre-bench career, and however distinguished that judicial career may have been, the reader is invited to look to a solitary determinant of judicial behavior -- the irresistible urge to see that my party's agenda (or my president's) is achieved judicially. This perception has contributed to the poisoning of the judicial nomination and confirmation process. and nurtured the lunacy among senators of talking about "Republican judges" and "Democratic judges." (I have debated this issue for years with other journalists, and I have been consistently on the side of opposing such identifications.)
In passing, I might suggest that too much of the commentary about Bush v. Gore over the years has focused upon the majority being a group of "Republican Justices" -- as if that were enough of an explanation. That is, simply put, a canard. Had any of those who loosely make such a claim been intimate with the proceedings in Bush v. Gore, closely understood the internal perception (at the Court) of a genuine constitutional crisis (whether or not that was exaggerated), realized the enormous difficulty in analyzing legal and constitutional issues in the midst of a media circus (with the courthouse ringed by TV satellite trucks and klieg lights as if the Court were hosting a political convention or a military skirmish, and knew the Justices well enough to perceive the difference between sincerity and chicanery, the outcome is explainable by far more respectable reasons than a shameless wish for a George W. Bush Presidency.
It is one thing, perhaps, for a serious scholar to use partisan identification in analyzing the outcome in Bush v. Gore, perhaps as part of a broader inquiry into judicial motivation; it is quite another thing for a newspaper, magazine or broadcast outlet (or a blogger) to tell a lay audience that has only a few minutes to digest a news item that a court decision in a complex case with much, legally and constitutionally, at stake that the outcome is best explained by partisan affiliation or affection.
In my own post of Judge Taylor's decision, I referred to her 27 years on the bench. I was inviting my readers to conclude that that was relevant, and I believe it was. I also told my readers that the judge had acted one day after the Justice Department had informed her of the Judicial Panel's consolidation order and that this case would be a "tag along." I was inviting my readers to conclude that that, too, might be relevant. I did not insult the intelligence of my readers by implying to them that this decision emerged because this is what Jimmy Carter, the Democratic party, or the civil rights movement would have wanted this judge to do.
The standard argument for integration, racial or gender-based is that one group can not be assumed to 'speak for' another: men for women or white for black.
As I've pointed out a few times, the debate of Israel in this country is still the debate of Jews and their supporters concerning Arabs. [Here's another good essay from London Review of Books]
So why does the NY Times publish and article with the headline: Experts Fault Reasoning in Surveillance Decision? The answer is that we debate within the parameters of our own prejudices and assumptions. Here's another example from Volokh. What legal realism pretends is that it is possible to assess those prejudices without succumbing to them- to have distance from ourselves- and simultaneously to use our objective knowledge to obtain our purely subjective goals (and satisfy our purely subjective desires).
This is intellectual vulgarity of the lowest order, undermined by the debate as described in the Times this morning. Judge Taylor's decision in this case is surely political, but not entirely so, and on appeal the case will be argued from scratch. Any defense of Bush v Gore as unpolitical is absurd as the justices have admitted. But more importantly, the definition of what is and is not beyond the pale in public discussion is based not on logic but on logic and circumstance: on politics. To refer to Professor Balkin's terminology, "High politics" is the politics of polite disagreement within accepted norms, within the debates among the fully enfranchised. For groups left out of the conversation, such polite discussion with the enfranchised is impossible. High politics is the art of conversation among equals: and equality is necessary for it to take place.
The vulgarians of legal realism, on the let or right- Posner of Leiter- think art is superfluous. This is both anti-intellectual and just silly.
I shut down an absurd debate about the roots of secularization once with the simple comment that secularization is the simple result of coexistence, Once a Catholic girl fucks a Jewish boy, it's the beginning of the end for religion qua religion.
To put it in terms of law: modern democratic justice is a Muslim judge hearing the case of a Christian accused by a Buddhist of robbery, defended by a Jew, with the state represented by a Hindu, before a jury of Animists and Jains. In order to function in such an environment you need to engage it in its entirely; you must answer not to one interest or another but to all. That's how social activity/social life functions. A court of law is a church, a theater and a cocktail party all rolled into one. Realists imagine themselves as bookist wallflowers. But bookish wallflowers, though they are the last to admit it, are 'types' no less than the rest of us. Their lack of self-awareness is the root of their weakness as philosophers.
It seems pretty-simple: everyone has agendas, no-shit. When a judge is appointed, they come to the job with all of their environmental-experiences, and biases, as well as legal-experience (or lack-of). Of-course, we on-the-Left will point-out the background of a Supreme Court Justice when they issue their predictable decisions such as the 2000 elections. But it was obvious that there were genuine conflicts-of-interest in that decision, too. The right cannot find this, though I think they are implying that there is some similar-situation. Clearly, there is not. A truly strict-constitutionalist would have made this decision, regardless of their background.
No, the divide here is between people who really believe in our form-of-government with its checks-and-balances, and those who do not. It's an all-or-none equation with the Bill of Rights, not a salad-bar. As for the New York Times--get-real, they've always been arch-conservative, but we know this. They share a similar agenda as the Bush administration, it's all a smokescreen.
In any event, no one who supports "diversity" on "perspectival" grounds can legitimately object to notice being taken of the demographic traits that presumably help to supply the relevant pespective.Post a Comment
They can, if the perspective is only mentioned in a certain political context. If the only time that the race and gender of judges is mentioned is when a minority-group judge makes a controversial decision which will be heavily attacked by partisans, then mentioning the judge's demographic does more harm to "perspective" than it does good, by reinforcing a link between minorities and 'bad' decisions.
What I worry the most about is when 'hard' news sources that are supposedly free of analysis (like AP) make mention of these facts -- often giving them more prominence in the article than the details of the case. The effect of putting these facts in such a prominent place is the implication that these facts were key to the ruling.
I think this implication is poisonous to the judicial profession and is probably political in nature. When one political party makes so much noise about how 'activist' judges are giving 'biased' opinions, any discussion of the personal (versus the professional) history of the judge plays into their hands.
When news sources which claim not to offer analysis to make prominent mention of the judge's personal background, I think it amounts to an implicit claim of judicial bias. Unless people are in the habit of assuming that newspaper articles include 'red herring' facts which are not relevant to the content of the article.
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I was wondering if anyone had some advice? Should i get the mm210 or the mm251. Which has better aluminum welding capabilities?
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12-09-2005, 08:32 AM #1Junior Member
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mm210 or mm251
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Witch one ?
I would go with the 251, you can dial in and fine tune your amps and wire speed. You can also keep a log of your settings and go back to the exact one every time, once you have detemind the setting that worked the best. Everytime I weld on somthing diferent I write down the settings in a little book I keep in the the storage area of the 251. It makes finding the settings alot quicker when I work on another project that close to one in the past.
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Yup, welding aluminum is like elephant huntin......bigger the better.
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Get the biggest you can afford...
I believe welders are like computers, get the biggest you can afford thats suited to your job. I have a 251 in my school shop and its a very, very nice machine!
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Depends. What are your needs? If this is for a shop doing nothing but production of 1/8" aluminum tool boxes or something, you could easily get by with a MM210 and put the other money into other tools. If money is no object (rare) than the question is moot; always go with extra capability. For dedicated aluminum, get the push-pull set-up, which is going to cost quite a bit extra. Else, at least get the spoolgun, which is also extra, but not as much. A question of "what machine" isn't very nice when no budget or needed capabilities is included with the question.
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I am doing about 1/8-1/2 aluminum, although i know that both machines can handle 1/2 mild steel well. There is a budget $4000 for wire gas and everything else, but i would like to buy a plazma cutter also. My buddy said if i can't afford a spoolgun or a push pull setup just use the next size contact tip and a harder wire. Is this a good idea?
Hey torch,
I have a MM251 for sale if your interested. I bought it on 12-14-04 and the thing is in GREAT shape. I have put about 3 spools threw it and at $1450.00 it should help ya stay in your budget. I don't know what your location is,I'm in New York. My e-mail is hilltop1"at"citlink.net5 Passport Pluses
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12-19-2005, 11:53 AM #8Originally Posted by t0rchwelder
I do mostly automotive related projects (race car, go kart, misc stuff) and have not needed more than the MM210 I have. Yes you can do occasional heavy stuff (1/2 or even 5/8) with a 210, but its a little like cutting down a tree with a Skil saw, if you get my drift. The 210 is a great machine and I have not wished for the 251 at all.
I built my welding table with a 5/8" top and was fine welding it to the frame. For that application(and many others), full penetration is not necessary. For a steady diet of thick steel in applications that require full penetration, you need lots of horsepower. I have found that the vast majority of the welding I do is with material that is 1/8" to 3/16", and the MM210 is perfect. I rarely even need to run it at the top end of its range.
One last point on the 1/2" steel issue. Full penetration of the metal is only relevant if you are joining it to another piece of equal or greater thickness. If you are welding together 1/2" with 1/4" steel, for example, anything deeper than 1/4" penetration doesn't add anything to the strength of the assembly.
JD said it very well, if you plan on doing alot of heavier material especially heavier aluminum then a Millermatic 251 would be a better choice because of the extra power.
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It sounds like the real tool for the job is a MM350P with a push-pull, but a MM251 with a push-pull should work also. A MM251 with Spoolmatic 30A would be my minimum-requirement choice.
The wire choice can't be decided just based on the welding equipment. If this is for production, you need to make sure the wire is suited to the two alloys being joined together, and based on what the part will be used for and if it will be anodized later.
Using a harder wire (when applicable) and a short MIG gun kept as straight as possible CAN work, but will NOT be satisfactory for production work.


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Last week FierceBiotech wrote a story about Google Ventures investment in iPierian, a company that is engaged in developing therapeutics for new molecular targets discovered using a cellular reprogramming and differentiation technology. According to iPerian's CEO Michael Venuti, Google's interest in iPerian stems from the similarities between the two companies' fascination with mining huge subsets of data. Consequently, according to Venuti, iPerian is a company where Google can "quickly feel right at home."
iPerian's macroscale analytical approach to molecular data mining is an important one that we've discussed previously on the American Biotechnologist (see Mapping the Human Brain, The Diseasome, The parallel universes of biotechnology and web 3.0 and out of the box thinking) and will likely have a better chance of success than the single molecule approach. Nonetheless, Google's decision to invest in iPerian may have more to do with founder Sergey Brin's personal quest than its strategic corporate fit with iPerian. If you recall, back in 2007 Google invested in Brin's wife's company 23&Me and established Google Ventures in 2009 to a invest in abroad range of fields, from search and advertising to mobile computing to medical records and personal genomics.
In a recent article in Wired magazine, it is revealed that Brin's 23&Me genetic profile uncovered a mutation in LRRK2 which is associated with a 30-75% chance of developing Parkinsons disease. Brin is bent on investing in technology that may help him avoid contracting this terrible disease. That is where iPierian comes in. According to their website, iPierian plans to initially develop a proprietary pipeline focused on three neurological disorders, including Parkinson's disease, spinal muscular atrophy and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Thus, Google's investment meets Brin's personal goal of investing in Parkinson's research.
Nonetheless, Venuti's explanation for Google's investment in his company is not without merit. According to Wired, Brin is interested in investing in a research approach that relies on computational muscle and staggeringly large data sets which he hopes will provide a quicker road to results than the traditional scientific methodological approach.
The Wired article is fascinating and it is on my list of recommended reading for all American Biotechnologist fans. One thing that I am a bit puzzled by is the onslaught of statisticians questioning Brin's mass-computational methodology. I profess that I am an old school molecular biologist with a poor understanding of statistics (t-test, ANOVA, 4PL…if it doesn't give you a p value of less than 0.05 than try another test!…no…I don't promote that tactic…go see a statistician). In particular, there are two comments, one by bzdyelnik and another by drHoward that seem to indicate that mass-computational methods will lead to many false positives and false negatives. If you could explain that to me it would really be appreciated. In the mean time, I'm assuming that the rest of us wet bench lab rats will keep our jobs for another day.
Here are two videos from the Parkinson's Institute featuring Sergey Brin talking about the power of data:


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The Enduring Legacy of AIDS Walks
In the '80s, AIDS hit the LGBT community like the proverbial ton of bricks. From the very beginning of the epidemic, locals AIDS Walks served to help then-fledgling AIDS support organizations. From the first walk organized by Craig Miller in Los Angeles in 1985 to today's many such walkathons, they have continued to survive and thrive as vital fundraisers while other such events have fallen by the wayside.
"As the AIDS epidemic began taking a big toll on our community, it became clear to me and others that we were going to need to step in, band together and take to the streets to raise funds for this new epidemic that the government was unwilling to commit itself to," Miller recalled in a recent interview. "I knew a little about politics and how to organize, I knew our people were being ignored, and I knew I was not about to see us go down without a fight."
Miller brought his idea to utilize grassroots activism to raise awareness and funds to AIDS Project Los Angeles, which ended up raising $673,000 in their first walk in June 1985. The following spring, Miller took his enthusiasm, sense of mission and expertise across the country to New York City, where he helped Gay Men's Health Crisis organize its first walk, now the world's largest.
45,000 in New York to Raise $6 Million
Back then, the stigma surrounding HIV not only drove away the misinformed mainstream, but also some gay men that were wary of being publicly supportive of a pariah illness. "To this day, I remain grateful to and inspired by those 6,000 New Yorkers who had the courage and vision to join us and GMHC at the first AIDS Walk in New York," Miller said.
GMHC hopes to see 45,000 participants at this year's 28th AIDS Walk New York on May 19, and to raise $6 million for GMHC and more than 40 other local AIDS service organizations for whom this is their largest single annual fundraiser. The money is all the more necessary this year, noted GMHC's executive director, Dr. Marjorie Hill, because of a 9 percent cut in federal and city grants, "but," she added, "I don't have 9 percent less clients, In fact, I have more people who need services -- and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is talking about cutting $400,000 from testing funds." This money also fills in other gaps from government funding, such as subway passes and snacks for support group members, HIV testing kits, program supplies and even some clients' rent.
Especially important are corporate sponsors like MAC Cosmetics, Macy's and Bloomingdale's, who each encourage enthusiastic employees to walk each year as well as supply large donations. "Just the other day I met a brand new corporate team leader who alone raised $20,000. It was phenomenal!" GMHC also partners with local drugstore chain Duane Reade that sells paper red ribbons with an offer to add a dollar at purchase that last year totaled $340,000. Hill hopes they better that number this year. "There are eight million people in New York so why stop there?" she asked. "For people who can't fundraise or write a check, they can add a dollar to their Duane Reade purchase. That could make the difference."
Reaction to Government's Inaction
Miller has helped organize another AIDS Walk in San Francisco. The first walk in 1987 drew 6,000 Bay Area residents and raised $667,000. Twenty-five years later, AIDS Walk San Francisco has raised a whopping $77 million for local AIDS service organizations.
Also in 1987, volunteers from Philadelphia's gay and lesbian community founded their own AIDS Walk, which raised $33,000. In last year's event 12,000 people raised $375,000 for various local service organizations. AIDS Walk Philly, produced by the AIDS Fund, now includes a 5K run, an AIDS Memorial Quilt display, and booths by local organizations.
In all of these cities, the walks came about as a grassroots reaction to government inaction. "The walk was really founded at a time when there was not a lot of government funding for HIV/AIDS services, and a few organizations in Philly were just trying to provide services for their friends who were dying," said Executive Director Robb Reichard, who began as a volunteer for nine years before formally joining the organization.
As with other AIDS Walks, the event has become popular with school groups and non-gay organizations. "One of the things we have strived for from day one is to make this a community-wide event, and reach out to young people," said Reichard. "High school and college teams participate every year, and we are constantly getting new people involved."
AIDS Walk Philly is set up a bit differently from other walks in that partner organizations keep 100 percent of the funds they raise, rather than just a percentage. Because the AIDS Fund doesn't provide any direct services, they rely on 30 partner organizations to do so, while their mission is to raise awareness about HIV and its consequences. In Philadelphia, the HIV infection rate is five times the national average, and new studies show that many of these new diagnoses are for AIDS rather than HIV. Despite such daunting statistics, Reichard manages to keeps the faith. "I think we have to be constantly willing to evolve as the epidemic changes, to continue to be relevant for a broad community," he said. "Partnering with other organizations is the key to continuation."
Chicago & Ft. Lauderdale a Study in Contrasts
Although events Miller co- founded have grown, he noted that many AIDS Walks "have gone out of existence, and several more still exist but are only achieving a fraction of the potential that they hold." Chicago is a textbook case of a walk that has not met expectations. While Chicago's rates of new infections have risen, the Second City's AIDS Walk has not kept pace meeting the rising need for services. AIDS Walk Chicago began in 1985, but, by the standards of other cities, its AIDS Walk remains small, with only about 5,000 walkers raising $235,000 for 35 partner organizations, and $170,000 for AIDS Foundation of Chicago, the sponsor and principal beneficiary.
Rhett Lindsay, AFC's fundraising events director, said that part of the problem is that AFC has to assume all of the costs and responsibilities for the event, although the proceeds are divided among up to 35 organizations that are permitted to keep 90 percent of all funds raised. "These funds go toward anything and everything, from AFC's general operating expenses to advocacy efforts, fighting for ADAP funds, working with incarcerated communities and the female condom campaign," said Lindsay. "We are really underwriting these things, to keep the lights on and keep things moving."
In Fort Lauderdale, on the other hand, the Florida AIDS Walk & Music is only eight years old; but with an added music festival, it is experiencing rapid gains. This year's event on March 25 brought 2,500 to the city's South Beach Park to walk a circle back to where a DJ spun into a stage show. Legendary soul chanteuse Chaka Khan, who reportedly changed plans to celebrate her 60th birthday, proved to be a big draw. Mark Martin, regional director of community development for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation and event director for the Florida AIDS Walk, said that since its inception, the walk has raised more than $3 million for local ASOs and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the sponsoring organization.
Unlike other AIDS Walks, where partner organizations raise funds and give a portion to the host organization, at the Fort Lauderdale walk, seven local beneficiary organizations maintain all the funds they raise -- and get a bonus check to boot. "Every year, we partner with local beneficiary organizations that are primarily South Florida-based and provide HIV/AIDS-related support programs for Floridians," Martin said. "They use our marketing tools and keep every penny of the funds they raise; and we give them a financial gift on top of that." That way, all the proceeds directly help people living with HIV, with the remainder helping fund HIV testing, medication, healthcare provisions and the most at-risk client care.
Miller cited 2010, when Florida dithered about whether the state or the federal government was responsible for AIDS Drug Assistance Programs. The Fort Lauderdale event raised $1 million to help those whose income level disqualified them for ADAP support and were unable to pay for meds.


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It is a penitent's voice, a rabbinical voice, a crust of unleavened vocal toasts - spread with smoke and subversive wit. He has a voice like a carpet in an old hotel, like a bad itch on the hunchback of love. It is a voice meant for pronouncing the names of women - and cataloguing their sometimes hazardous charms. Nobody can say the word "naked" as nakedly as Cohen. He makes us see the markings where the pantyhose have been."
I could listen to anyone sing Leonard's words but i could listen to Leonard sing anything.
Stamatina wrote:welcome to the forum, Tom.
just out of curiosity, how old are you?
TomKennedy95 wrote:Stamatina wrote:welcome to the forum, Tom.
just out of curiosity, how old are you?
Just turned 16, guessing I'm slightly below the average age here... hahaha
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