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Art auction July 10, 2010
We are having a silent art auction at the Ansel Adams Gallery with all proceeds benefiting the Yosemite Climbing Association. The auction is from 5:00pm to 7:00pm on Saturday July 10, 2010. There will be hors d'oeuvres and wine served. This is a great opportunity to acquire some nice art at a great price. Artwork will be up for three days and if you can't be there on Saturday you can have one of the Gallery workers proxy bid for you by calling (209)372-4413.
If any of you artists out there are in a position to donate that would be great.
This is our single biggest fundraiser and is a lot of fun. We hope to see you there.
Click on the title or read more to see artwork that has been donated for this year's auction.
Liberty Cap and Friends by Alison Grove
Framed 11 x 14 watercolor
Her website is www.aligrove.com
Chinquapin Falls by Susan Bolen
10" x 30"
Naked Buckeye by Susan Bolen
14" x 18"
Rurp belay by Dave Diegelman
Limited edition number 15
16 x 20 print matted and framed
Yosemite Falls by Karl Kroeber
16" x 20"
To see his photographs go to: http://www.karlkroeber.com/
Upper Falls by Annie Barrett Cashner
20 x 30 Water color fine art print matted and framed
Yosemite Valley View
By Annie Barret Cashner
Watercolor fine art print 11 x 14
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El Capitan and the Merced River
By Mark Citret
His website is http://www.mcitret.com/
Queen Mab by Philip Bone
24 x 48 mixed media
El Capitan and the Merced by Chris Falkenstein
Oak Tree by Chris Falkenstein
Skunkworks, 1969 by Tom Frost
11 x 14 framed
Tom's website is: http://www.frostworksclimbing.com/
Camp 4. Night talk. By Glen Denny
11 x 14 framed
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
Camp 4, Sortout. By Glen Denny
16 x 20 framed
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
Climber on New Dawn, El Capitan. 1969. By Glen Denny
30 x 40 framed
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
Camp 4. Yvon Chouinard sorting out. By Glen Denny.
16 x 20 framed.
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
Climbers on the South Face of Half Dome. 1968. By Glen Denny.
30 x 40 framed.
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
Harding after the first ascent of the Dawn Wall. 1970. By Glen Denny.
11 x 14 framed
To see his photos go to: http://www.glendenny.com/
El Cap Mirror by Karl Bralich
20 x 30 print framed
Here is a link to his work www.printroom.com/pro/peaklight
Half Dome from Glacier Point by Penny Otwell.
24 x 20" acrylic on canvas
Links to her artwork: http://pennyotwell.com/ and
Star House stained glass artwork by M. Skip Vasquez
Size is 5 x 13
A link to her site: http://www.etsy.com/shop/mouchette
Pink Dawn Mount Whitney by Vern Clevenger
19 x 23 Ultrachrome print matted and framed
Cascade Creek, Spring, Yosemite by Charles Cramer
8x10 Ultrachrome print
Lunar eclipse sequence by Michael Frye
20 x 24 print matted and framed
Canyon Trickster by Thomas D. Mangelsen
14 x 20 matted and framed
The Gathering by Christine Loberg
16 x 20 printed and matted
Eastside Sunrise, Bishop by Jerry Dodrill
16 x 20 print matted and framed
El Capitan by Jerry Dodrill
11 x 14 print matted and framed
Merced River Canyon by Jerry Dodrill
8 x 10 print matted
Hanging Tiled Flower Stand by Carol McElligott
Tiled Wine Rack by Carol McElligott
Band of Light, El Capitan on El Capitan, Yosemite by Michael Frye
16 x 20 print matted
14 x 14 print of Layton Kor on the Salathe Wall, El Capitan, 1967.
Matted and framed. Galen Rowell Photograph.
Sheet of Warren Harding stamps and 2 cancellation stamps are just one item.
Cancellation stamps are dated November 8th and November 12th 2008.
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Chocolate Sandwich Cookie Cheesecake Recipe
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This is great for parties because it is popular with all ages and can be made in advance. People really go wild when this is served as part of a dessert buffet. It's usually the first to go! —Lisa Varner, Charleston, South Carolina
- 1-1/2 cups cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookie crumbs (about 16 cookies)
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 4 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1-1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips, melted and cooled
- 3 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- 20 chocolate cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookies, coarsely chopped
- In a small bowl, combine cookie crumbs and butter. Press onto the bottom of greased 9-in. springform pan. Refrigerate while preparing filling.
- Preheat oven to 325°. In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in chocolate and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Fold in half the chopped cookies. Pour over crust. Sprinkle with remaining cookies. Place pan on a baking sheet.
- Bake 50-60 minutes or until center is almost set and top appears dull. Cool on a wire rack 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight. Remove side of pan. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Chocolate Cookie Cheesecake in Taste of Home February/March 2009, p54
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New local band Leagues issued its self-titled debut EP today (Tuesday, June 28) via iTunes, but this first release comes from a crew of guys who've been around the music scene a minute.
Frontman Thad Cockrell's melodic Americana has earned him plenty of accolades here in Nashville and beyond; drummer Jeremy Lutito has played for Jars of Clay and Mat Kearney; and Kearney and Glen Phillips, among others, have employed guitarist Tyler Burkum.
Leagues recorded the new melodic pop-leaning EP in late 2010/early 2011 here in Nashville with engineer Vance Powell, who's worked with many a Jack White project, including The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. They're set to hit the road in August and September (dates are forthcoming), but in the meantime, leadoff single "Magic" is available for sampling at Leagues' Facebook page.
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2014 Coaching Education Trip
Registration for this year's trip will close at the end of the day on December 20th. There are only 8 slots left, so reserve your spot ASAP before the trip is full!
This year the Rush Coaches Education trip will be held in Madrid Spain from March 15-24th. The coaching education trip is put together by Adidas in conjunction with Real Madrid and the Spanish Federation. Below are some highlights of the trip this year:
- Intensive coaching education program put on by Adidas and Real Madrid
- Observe local Academy trainings and games
- Tour of Valdebabas Real Madrid Training Center
- Tour of Spanish Federation's "City of Futbol"
- Observe La Liga match(es)
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Personal: Native of West Newbury, Mass…Daughter of Michael and Martha Morse…Has three older sisters and one older brother…Honored with the Community Service Award for Pentucket High School upon graduation after having volunteered over 100 hours per year highlighted by helping to run a Vacation Bible School in the Dominican Republic…Plans to major in physical therapy.


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Wednesday, August 01, 2001Last season, the East Tennessee State soccer team had their best season in the four-year history of the program. In 2000, the Buccaneers had program records in wins (6) and goals (33). They also registered their largest win in their history, shutting out South Carolina State, 9-0 on Oct. 3, 2000. Individually, many records were set as well. Kristin Redfern set the program record with 18 points and tied the single-season record with seven goals. Elizabeth Smith broke the single-season assist record with seven on the season. Melissa Wilder tallied the second hat trick in ETSU history with three goals in the South Carolina State match on Oct. 3. Head coach Heather Henson looks to build off of that solid foundation and achieve bigger and better things during the 2001 season. This will be the final season for the two leading scorers in Buccaneer soccer history. Lisa Gallagher and Redfern spent last season re-writing the ETSU record book. They will look to further establish themselves as the best scoring tandem in Buccaneer history in the 2001 season. Joining Gallagher and Redfern in the 2001 senior class is hometown star Lena Summers. In her four years at ETSU, Summers has become one of the most feared defenders in the Southern Conference. To go along with an extremely talented and experienced senior class, coach Henson has compiled a dynamic recruiting class that will only add to the Bucs firepower. With an excellent mix of experience and talent, the Bucs will look to make some noise in the Southern Conference in 2001. Forwards The Bucs made giant strides in 2000 from an offensive standpoint. ETSU almost doubled their scoring output, tallying 33 goals in 2000 after scoring just 17 in 1999. The top three scorers from the 2000 team return this season. Gallagher, the ETSU career leader in goals (15), assists (9), points (39) and shots (94) will look to continue her prolific scoring in 2001. "With Lisa's speed and vision, she makes us a more potent and dangerous team," said Henson. Redfern had a breakout season in 2000, leading the team with seven goals and adding four assists. Redfern will look to improve even more in 2001 and establish herself as one of the premier scoring threats in the Southern Conference. "After a breakout junior year, we expect a tremendous senior from Kristin," said Henson. As a true freshman, Wilder stepped in and became a scoring threat for the Bucs. A forward with blazing speed, Wilder finished second on ETSU with six goals. "She has a nose for the goal and she puts herself in all the right places," said Henson. Junior Louisa Sawyer is a versatile player that can play either as a forward or midfielder. "She has great shots and has improved her attacking skills," said Henson. Freshmen Katherine Gentry and Katie Kilday will add to the Bucs depth and will have an opportunity to contribute immediately. Midfield The midfield will have a solid mix of scoring and defense for the Bucs in the 2001 season. Smith is a threat in the midfield, due to her speed and ballhandling ability. She is destined to be one of ETSU's all-time scoring leaders, as she is already fifth on the career points list (16) after just to years in the program. "Liz will be the key to the Bucs midfield," said Henson. "With her improved strength, she will be hard for opponents to handle." Joining Smith in the midfield is sophomores Andrea Brown. Brown saw significant playing time as a true freshman in 2000, playing in all 18 matches and starting 10. She finished fourth on the team in scoring with nine points (2G, 5A). "Andrea is a talented player that will play a key role for us this season," said Henson. Freshmen Lisa Cain, Ashley Richards and Jennifer Fields will also contribute in the middle. Backs Even though the backs will be one of the younger positions on ETSU's squad, it will also be one of their strengths. Summers will lead the Buccaneer backs. She has started every game she has played in at ETSU and has proven herself to be a solid defensive force as well as a scoring threat. "Lena is a solid defender who gives us a physical presence in the back," said Henson. Sophomore Erin Lotzer returns from a successful freshman season and looks to improve into a defensive stopper for the Bucs. "Erin is a tremendous defender with the vision to attack out of the back," said Henson. Freshmen Erica Odom, Jennifer Meslar and Natalie Jeske will also compete for time in the backfield. Goalkeepers The Bucs return their same solid pair of goalkeepers that established the lowest goals against average in ETSU history during the 2000 season. Sophomore Heather Sanden returns following a tremendous freshman campaign in which she had a 2.33 GAA in 12 matches. "Heather is a strong, athletic keeper that controls the box with her size and vocal presence," said Henson. Junior Lauren Fannon has shown consistent improvement in her two seasons in the Buccaneer program. Fannon was 4-4-0 last season with a 2.90 GAA. "Lauren is an aggressive keeper that leads by example," said Henson. The Season Ahead The Bucs open their season at Tennessee Tech on Aug. 21, a rematch of a 2-1 Buccaneer victory on Sept. 16, 2000. ETSU plays their first Southern Conference game at Georgia Southern on Sept. 21.
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Half Pipe skiing has always been viewed as the upper echelon of Freeskiing. However the level that the sport has been taken to is something that the entire industry ten years ago could have never imagined. On Friday in Aspen, Colorado at the Winter X-Games the skiing that took place between two walls of snow was nothing short of spectacular. On the same day as Racing's Kitzbuehel Downhill the Hahnenkamm, it could be said that this was the greatest day of snow skiing ever, for someone who likes the sport of skiing.
Flying over 40 ft (12 m) above the bottom of the half pipe, athletes at this year's Half Pipe yet again took the level of skiing to a new level. Among them was American and HEAD athlete Simon Dumont. After surgery on one wrist just a few weeks ago and another broken wrist on his other hand, Simon Dumont was skiing without poles and after literally ten months off snow due to a knee injury and still took home bronze. Simon put down some impressive scores and as the season veteran of the Half Pipe scene as well as being one of the older competitors at this year's event, he not only showed that he is back, but that he could teach himself to do it without poles.


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It's been far too long since I've been on the forum, but I did want to check in and share with you all. Victorian Cut-out Theatre has been slowly but surely finding an audience under the distribution of Cinevore Studios. It's neat to know that there are people out there who get enjoyment out of it. Anyway, the process for me has always focused more on the writing, since I am no where near the animator that many of you are, but I do think the episodes are getting better in animation as well. Hopefully the curve of experience will continue to produce better videos. You all have been really supportive of me in the past and I would love to know what you all think. If there's any constructive criticism you have, I would be happy to hear it.
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I really enjoy what you do with these videos! They're highly imaginative and very entertaining. They're among my favorites. You've got a good thing going as you make the most of simple animation by virtue of the humor of your writing. I look forward to what you'll be coming up with next.
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The designers of Hemingway & Gellhorn faced the technical task of integrating the actors into historical footage from the Spanish Civil War and World War II—including scenes of battles and German concentration camps—taken from tapes in the Library of Congress. "One of the main challenges was deciding on how to go from color to black-and-white footage," says Geoffrey Kirkland, who explains that the process was basically the same one used in The Right Stuff, the 1983 film he worked on with director Philip Kaufman. "We tended to veer toward a monochromatic palette, and we desaturated the color. We didn't want the jump from stock footage to the real actors to be glaring."
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"San Francisco is a wonderful city—both modern and old in parts," says Kirkland, noting that it offered numerous settings for 1930s and '40s period sets. The Hotel Florida in Madrid, which underwent numerous bombings during the Spanish Civil War, was the place where Hemingway and Gellhorn fell in love and took refuge with reporters and political figures during the conflict. To re-create the hotel, the designers used Oakland's abandoned 16th Street train station, designed by architect Jarvis Hunt at the beginning of the 20th century. The decaying station already possessed an old-world look, so the designers simply added a hotel sign to its exterior.
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Inside the train station, which has dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, the designers covered the graffitied walls with fresh paint and draperies. By adding a chandelier, period furniture, antique rugs, and a bar, they were able to simulate an intimate lobby setting that was consistent with the luxurious Hotel Florida.
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The home in Key West, Florida, that Hemingway shared with his second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer, was re-created with his signature accoutrements—animal-skin rugs and taxidermied heads (he was an avid hunter), artwork, books, and eclectic artifacts from his travels. Erickson explains that the budget was modest compared to those of many big-screen releases, "so a lot of the items came from prop houses, and the animal heads were rented from local collectors."
Photo: Karen Ballard/HBO
After marrying in 1940, Hemingway and Gellhorn moved into a home in an estate outside Havana called Finca Vigia ("Lookout Farm"), where he wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls (Gellhorn is said to be the muse for the novel), The Old Man and the Sea, and A Moveable Feast. Erickson says his team studied archival photographs from the Hemingway museums in Cuba and Key West's Old Town to loosely reconstruct the home's spaces, including the living room, shown here. The 1940s-style club chairs and the sofa with hunter-green fabric came from a San Francisco antiques store. The painting of a matador on the wall is similar to ones owned by Hemingway, who was famously passionate about bullfighting.
Photo: Karen Ballard/HBO
In this scene, Owen plays Hemingway working at his desk in Cuba, bottles of booze at the ready. Because of a leg injury, it was customary for the writer to work on his Royal typewriter while standing up, hence its placement atop the chest behind him. While such details are essential for creating credible settings, Kirkland explains that the goal isn't always precise historical accuracy. "We are telling a story—we're not just rebuilding history," he says.
Photo: Karen Ballard/HBO
Frequented by writers and artists such as John Dos Passos, Henry Strater, and Waldo Peirce, Sloppy Joe's in Key West was one of Hemingway's favorite watering holes. (It was also the site of his fateful first meeting with the woman who would become his fourth wife, Mary Welsh, around Christmas in 1936.) The designers converted Old St. Anthony's Church on San Francisco's 10th Street into the nautically themed bar, complete with wood wainscoting and fish mounted on the walls.
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Feb. 3, 2013, was just another day of life in America. Many were excited about the Super Bowl. It was also a day to celebrate "The Super Tax." It was the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 16th Amendment.
Isn't it great we still have some choices? Our Founding Fathers got it right — Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, states' rights, one person-one vote. To protect our individual liberties, they wrote in the Constitution, Article 1, Section 9, Clause 4: "No Capitation or other direct tax shall be laid," which means "No tax on people."
Unfortunately, the 16th nullified 1.9.4. with these 30 words: "The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on income, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several states, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
Over the last 100 years our tax code (resulting from the 16th) grew from the original 400-page flat tax to the current 73,608-page confusing tax code of graduated tax rates and special deductions so complicated it would make Karl Marx proud. The 16th gave Congress not only the power to tax income but also the power to regulate citizens without state involvement. It removed states as protector of citizens and created a tool to manipulate and control individual success and behavior. The tax code encourages tax evasion, tax shelters and grows the underground economy. Sen. Barry Goldwater said, "The income tax created more criminals than any other single act of government."
The 16th Amendment is the biggest blank check given to the federal government. It is the official declaration of class warfare in America and the root cause of our political/fiscal troubles today. Politicians use the tax code to pick winners and losers. American businesses pay the world's highest tax rates. U.S. businesses have become less competitive globally, causing trillions of dollars and millions of jobs to be moved offshore. One hundred years ago, the 16th Amendment opened the gates to the eventual destruction of personal liberties in America.
Have you had enough? Have you given up hope in a politically divided Washington ever resolving this unfair tyrannical tax system? Are you tired of the bickering and finger-pointing? Do you want the 16th Amendment, income tax and the IRS to go away? Do you want your freedoms back? These are the feelings our forefathers had toward the taxes forced on them by the British, and the reason they revolted.
We the people have the power and the constitutional right to change this. There is a nonpartisan solution developed by businessmen and economists, backed by extensive research, to be the best way for our nation to raise revenue without regulating, plus be fair to all Americans: HR.25/S.122 – The FairTax Act.


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The following are translated extracts from various interviews Ana gave at Filip Filipovic primary school in Serbia last Friday, as she took part in a special event on behalf of UNICEF.
On UNICEF's "School Without Violence" programme:
"I was shocked in 2007, when I joined the "School without Violence" programme, when I saw that 62% of children were abused, by teachers or pupils, not just physically but verbally, so it was shocking news for me at that time, and I wanted to help in that area. Many primary schools joined the programme, so we have now moved onto some high schools and our goal naturally is to expand and raise the awareness of how big the problem is."
On her 2012 season:
"This year was certainly better that the previous ones, especially because I reached the US Open quarter-finals - that was my biggest result of the year. But I surely believe I can do better, which is obviously my goal for next season. Now I have been preparing and I want this year to be the trigger for the coming years."
On her off-season training:
"I started preparing last week, here in Belgrade. We have got big goals for 2013, with a good chance to add some points in the first half of the year and rise in the rankings. In order to achieve that, a preparation period is of a huge importance, mostly because of making a good base.
"It wasn't the case in the last couple of years as I had many injuries, so I wasn't able to work as hard as I wanted. Tennis has always been present in my work, but not the physical part, so I want to focus on that in order to be ready for the next season. Apart from Nigel Sears, [fitness trainer] Zlatko Novkovic, whom I have a good cooperation with, is going to help me achieve it."


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We have to keep Bess. He would be in NE so fast if he were relesed. Bess would be a pro bowler in NE!
Can't believe an NFL coach would run Bess out on the perimeter. The guy has what, 4.7 speed. Our offense is horrible right now.
As for him playing outside... when you are in a 2 WR set... with one on each side... the fact that Bess is right now one of our top 2 WR's on the roster, he, by default... will play the outside.
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Uh oh, that could be a painful experience. I did that with my son a couple years, when the Pats blew us off the field. The Pats fans were laughing in our faces. However, I consoled myself as we left Gillette Stadium that at least that game meant that Sparano and Ireland were gone. And it wasn't to be.
Bess is the measuring stick for this team. A total progress stopper and nothing special, he's the definition of mediocrity.
Don't get me wrong, I love the guy, but he caps our potential. Great teams look for ways to improve on Bess, our team, full of holes, let's Ireland joyfully pencil Bess in as a 5 year starter.
We need dynamic players that can create touchdowns out of nothing.
Also I was talking about in a 3 receiver set he was on the outside not in the slot, which I stated in my post. Matthews was in the slot instead of Bess. Watch the play again. This is stupid. Bess is a very limited player on the outside. In the 2 WR sets we are forced to play him out there which shows how bad our receiving core is currently. He shoudl see the field except in 3 receiver sets and then he would be outstanding. But when we have Matthews or Gaffney in Bess should always kick inside which he did not on more than one occasion which instantly puts us at a disadvantage schematically.
Let's go Miami!!!!
Bess is fine. He's going to be a staple of our offense for years to come.
Matthews? i was kinda high on him at the beginning of the season. But now, not so much.
If the guy can't get on the field on a regular basis, I don't see him factoring into much this year, or in the future. If the guy was good, he'd be playing and making plays.
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Pirelli have confirmed their compound selection for the three races following this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix...
Pirelli have confirmed their compound selection for the three races following this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
Unlike last year when soft and supersoft tyres were used at the Korean Grand Prix, teams will make use of the red-marked supersoft tyre and the white-banded mediums this time around.
The Italian company feels that "the supersoft is capable of generating the highest possible levels of traction on the slippery surface" at the Korea Internatioal Circuit while the mediums will help at the "wide variety of corners and some heavy braking areas".
The mediums will also be used at the Japanese GP, but instead of the soft tyres that were used last year, the orange-marked hard rubber will also be handed to the teams.
Meanwhile the Indian Grand Prix will have the yellow-striped soft compounds on display along with the mediums as the combination "provides the best possible compromise between performance and durability at the Buddh International circuit, which is well-known for its big elevation changes and technically demanding corners".
2013 tyre choices
Australia - Supersoft, Medium
Malaysia - Medium, Hard
China - Soft, Medium
Bahrain - Medium, Hard
Spain - Medium, Hard
Monaco - Supersoft, Soft
Canada - Supersoft, Medium
Great Britain - Medium, Hard
Germany - Soft, Medium
Hungary - Soft, Medium
Belgium - Medium, Hard
Italy - Medium, Hard
Singapore - Supersoft, Medium
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Braley: Senate decision may not come until summer
Rep. Bruce Braley, who's widely expected to run for the Senate seat being vacated by Tom Harkin, said he may take a couple months before making an official announcement.
"If I'm doing it, I'll do it definitely by the summer," the four-term Democrat told POLITICO today when asked about his interests in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Tom Harkin.
Braley said he's given "a lot of thought" to running in 2014, "but I've not made a formal decision yet."
"It's a very important decision," Braley said. "It's been 40 years since there's been an open seat Senate race in Iowa. That means there's going to be a lot of attention devoted to this race, and it's a great honor, and a great privilege and a great challenge to win in a statewide race. So those are the things I'm looking at and obviously talking to my family is the first and foremost thing. All of those things have been going on in a very short and compressed time period."
Asked if he had a timeline for making his decision, Braley replied, "I don't have a timeline. It's more driven by the realities of some of the challenges you have to deal with in getting a campaign launched. I expect that some decision will be made in the near future, but beyond that I just don't know what the specific timeline's going to be."
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The Right would love for the Left to buy into the dialogical framework they have built. It avoids facts (or manipulates them), does not engage in conversation (more interested in who is the best or loudest bully), answers difficult question with non sequiturs and makes calls to broadly defined archetypes such as 'patriot', 'liberal' and 'socialist' in order to demonize or promote something or someone by evoking an emotional response from the audience rather than being bothered with facts. The frame work is founded on the perception of being unchangeable and irrefutable. The purpose of that foundation is precisely to mask the reality that the whole thing is a shell game where everything is changeable and refutable.
In much the same way that parts of MSNBC are becoming a mirrored response to Fox News, the Left is falling into the Right's dialogical framework – and it serves the Right well. Not surprisingly, progress is antithetical to the goals of the Right. A system bogged down in name calling, shouting and an 'us vs. them' disposition will never move forward (or will only move forward begrudgingly as we try to pull the nation's legs through the muck).
They not only want us to do it, but in order to continue to support their agenda of not changing things too rapidly (which insures that those who are currently powerful remain powerful), they need us to do it. They feed us a message of divide that over-inflates the importance of everything as if the wrong choice will be catastrophic. People on both sides lap it up feeding the worst part of our humanity.
"But we live now in hard times, not end times.
And we can have animus and not be enemies."
-Jon Stewart at the Rally to Restore Sanity
I'm decidedly with Stewart on this one. Those who will not engage in substantive discourse show either a lack of concern for the truth or a fear that their preconceived 'truth' isn't durable enough to hold up to scrutiny. Riding under both positions is a general unwillingness to nuance your current belief.
As Stewart said in a recent interview with Rachael Maddow, "My problem is, it's become tribal." Our nation has bought into the framework set up by the Right. We choose sides, come out fighting and act as if our very lives are counting on it. I suppose they are, but just not in the immediate fashion our passion would suggest.
My question is this, if it matters that much, why choose the path of mutually insured stagnation?
Yes, it has been far too long since the Left has had a charismatic, sharp minded leader to both represent us and give voice to viewpoints countering the ones expressed by the likes of Beck and Palin. We hunger for that person to step up. Olbermann is fine, but he's not the one. We thought Obama was the one, but the realities of the quagmire in D.C. have put an end to that. Rachel Maddow may be the rising star, but her admirable commitment to MSNBC may tie her in so closely with the response to Fox that it will hamper her ability to do it with all of the credibility she deserves.
We hunger for that kind of leader so deeply that we are willing to crown Stewart our leader, when he doesn't want to be our leader. He seeks to be a voice of reason, of sanity, calling out into the wildernesses of political and religious divide. As you can both see demonstrated and hear articulated in the video clip below, he believes that the intentionally divisive nature of our current national discourse is counter productive to progress. And I agree.
I hunger for substantive discourse in this great nation and I think most progressive do as well. But the frustration of banging your head against the wall you meet almost every time you try to engage a hard core Fox News devotee in civil debate has led us to do a most surprising, yet somewhat understandable thing. We have not only disengaged from substantive discourse with them, but at times with ourselves. Worse yet, as can be seen in the disappointment some have expressed with Stewart after the rally, we are looking for someone to give it back to the Right utilizing the same tactics and framework they use.
Our fault is in thinking our new leader has to be a progressive mirror image of the leaders on the right. What we need is someone who is different from all of that. Someone who can stand outside of the fray, asses the real issues, point to the fundamental flaws in each side's arguments and then bring us to the table for dialog, all-the-while calling BS on us if we start to slip back into fallacious debate or party -line politics.
It turns out that while Jon Stewart might not be the voice we want, he just might be the voice we need.
As a Christian minister, I hope that he is, or that someone with a similar message is just waiting in the wings for the right opportunity. This divided nation does not reflect a God who created us all equal. This divided nation would rather demonize the other (see the devil in them) than see the reflection of the divine that God has planted in them – we would rather hate our enemy than love them. Our lack of substantive dialog does not point to a God who delights in wisdom daily.
While we are not a nation of believers, I can't help but imagine what it would look like if those who do profess to worship God actually started acting like it.
Update: More on the dangers of this dialogical divide from one of my favorite thought thinkers: Dr. Seuss. (Thanks to a friend on The Christian Left for this connection).


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The loan agreement under the city of Boston Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund (BCRLF) for the remediation and redevelopment of the former Parcel 8 site was signed on December 3, 2001 by the Boston Redevelopment Authority for $475,000. The planned 8-story redevelopment will provide 20,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, new theater and support apace for the adjacent Boston Center for the Arts facility, 100 residential condominiums on the upper floors, and a below-grade parking garage with capacity for 350 cars. This redevelopment project is the result of a partnership between the city of Boston, Boston Redevelopment Authority, Boston Center for the Arts, Huntington Theater, and the Druker Company. The total cleanup is estimated to cost $2.8 million and will be managed and overseen by the developer. The developer is contributing $1.8 million towards the cleanup with the BRA contributing the remaining $1 million. Of the BRA's $1 million match, $475,000 will be provided by the BCRLF loan.
Boston, MA and Parcel 8 Background
As a large, urban city with an industrial history, Boston is known as the economic hub of New England. However, the city also has its fair share of unemployment, poverty, abandoned land, and environmental problems. As industries have been phased out of the city and moved to the suburban greenfields, parts of Boston have been left littered with abandoned and vacant properties. Many of these former industrial properties have not been redeveloped due to fears of real or perceived environmental contamination. This loan represents a key milestone in Boston's efforts to redevelop Brownfields.
In August 1995, EPA awarded to Boston a Brownfields Demonstration Assessment Pilot and it received supplemental assessment funding support for that pilot in 2000. EPA awarded Boston, a BCRLF Pilot in August 1997. Under this program, EPA has provided Boston with $1,000,000 to capitalize its revolving loan fund.
Located in Boston's South End, the 50,000 square-foot Parcel 8 property has had a variety of past uses including automotive repair and filling stations, an Odd Fellows Hall, and a hotel which was destroyed by fire in the 1960s. In addition, the site is underlain by urban fill. An engineering evaluation/cost analysis identified volatile organic compounds, semivolatile organic compounds, total petroleum hydrocarbons, mercury and lead at levels exceeding state standards. In addition, a localized pocket of light non-aqueous phase liquid (2.5 inches of product in one monitoring well) was found.
The Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Phase
The city of Boston's Economic Development and Industrial Corporation is the Lead Agency for the BCRLF. The Boston Local Development Corporation serves as the Fund Manager. A Massachusetts Licensed Site Professional employed by the city's Department of Neighborhood Development is the site manager. The Boston Redevelopment Authority, the city's planning and economic development agency, is the BCRLF borrower for this project. The loan will be used to support the cleanup and redevelopment of Parcel 8. The loan terms are 5 years at 0% interest, with a single payment due at the end of the 5th year. In addition, the BRA will benefit from a 20% intragovernmental loan discount.
Construction of a proposed garage will require excavation to depths of approximately 30 feet below grade. A detailed soil precharacterization was completed and the estimated quantity of contaminated soil subject to excavation and disposal is approximately 65,000 cubic yards. Total soil excavation and disposal costs are estimated at $2.8 million.
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The property is slated for a 253,120 square-foot mixed use redevelopment. The mixed-use building will include 20,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, new theater and support space for the adjacent Boston Center for the Arts facility, 100 residential condominiums on the upper floors, and a below-grade parking garage with capacity for 350 cars. The construction will require excavation to 30 feet below the existing grade. Cleanup and construction began in spring 2002.


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Jenson Button admits McLaren got their weather predictions horribly wrong during the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The 34-year-old looked set for a decent points haul at the Hungagoring on Sunday as he was right in the mix following the deployment of a Safety Car after lap eight.
McLaren, though, believed more rain was on the way and they decided to pit Button for another set of intermediates while his team-mate Kevin Magnussen also stayed out on the same tyres.
All the other drivers though changed to slicks and they were proved to be right as the rest of the race was dry.
It meant Button dropped down the order and eventually finished 10th.
"I got up into fifth at the start, which wasn't a bad position for us. But it went downhill from there. We obviously use different radar to everyone else because on ours the team thought it was going to rain," he said.
"I feel like I did everything right, and in every track condition, which is why it (the result) is tough.
"I had put the car in a good place, but then we threw it all away."
McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier insists the team will move on from their Hungarian nightmare quickly.
"Unfortunately it wasn't a great afternoon for the team," he said. "We worked hard to make the most of the tricky conditions at the start of the race - but it didn't go our way. That's frustrating, but, equally, that's racing - it happens sometimes.
"We made the wrong call, but, in such a topsy-turvy race weather-wise, sometimes there are some very narrow margins involved. If things had panned out differently, we may have had a good afternoon - but we don't dwell on the maybes. We'll learn from this experience, and we'll move on."


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The Video Guy
Started more than nine years ago at The Olympian, The Video Guy column is a weekly look at films from a "regular guy's" perspective. I have no formal training as a critic, other than I've seen a lot of movies and have a lot of opinions, but I'll do my best to give you an idea of what's out there and whether it's worth your time.
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This might be a long shot but it can't hurt to try. Sometime over the past weekend the shop I work at was broken into. Our shop welding rigs as well as our trailer rigs were taken. 5 Miller rigs total. Two Bobcat 250s and a Trailblazer "on separate trailer" we're stolen. Our shop is also missing a Millermatic 250 and a newer 252. One had a Tweco gun and the other a Bernard. Both of them were stocked fresh with fresh spools of E71t. They had the time to remove the gas rigs with our forklift and remove 700 lineal ft. of leads through a 4'x5' opening they cut. Like I said before not a bottle of shielding gas or torch kits were stolen. No grinders, mag drills or any other equipment missing. This hurts me as all my welding gear was once stolen from my personal shop in Ca. Please keep a look out if you live in Central Texas. The company name is Vaquero Const. In Belton Texas. Let me know ANYTHING if you see something similar. Sorry for the long post and thank you for any possible tip
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Sorry to hear about that I live down here in Bryan we will be on the look out
shop robbed over holiday weekend
I can't stand anyone who is too lazy and dishonest to work, so they steal from the people who have busted their tails to get what they have. I am too far south (between S.A. and Corpus) to help, but I hope they recover y'all's equipment and nail the guys who did it.
It's always someone you know which makes it all the more disgusting. I believe in caneings like people that break the law in Singapore get.
I too know the feeling. Check craigs list and pawn shops. Notify MILER with serial numbers of machines taken. Really sorry.
shop robbed over holiday weekend
Sounds to me they stole it for the copper. Been having a problem with that where I live. People going into vacant houses over weekends with service trucks and cutting all the copper wire and sometimes plumbing. Check your local scrap yard too. Sad to say if they can help the machines were dismantled but at least the lil turds get caught.
People around here (Delaware) have been stealing equipment right out from peoples noses and shipping it to other country's. As soon as they get it.. it goes straight to a boat. They take anything from dump trucks, excavators, bobcats and whatever else they need where ever they take it... hopefully whoever stole your welders is local and they get caught, and when they do they deserve a lot more than a slap on the wrist like they get here.
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There is not much worse than a thief.
I do not know how it might work but I often thought the different forums related to this type of stuff could be linked with a stolen category as all these seller paradises on the net have to be moving a lot of stolen goods.
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Thanks to all who read this. I would love to have a meet and greet with the thief and give him a big Texas helping of justice. Hopefully they aren't stolen just for copper, that is just plain sad. Great equipment gone to some lazy soul who would never appreciate their worth to someone like us.
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Call Miller, provide serial numbers. They keep a database of all Miller welders reported stolen from them, if it comes in for service or parts ordered for it it'll get flagged. Not sure what they do about it then.
I think Lincoln does the same with Lincoln machines.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 21, 2011) - Senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) grabbed a critical offensive rebound with 18.9 seconds left and scored a team-high 20 points to lead the ETSU men's basketball team to a hard fought 68-67 win over Atlantic Sun Conference rival Lipscomb Friday evening inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
After junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) hit the front end of a two-shot foul with 18.9 second left and made it 65-62, Smith battled through the lane and pulled away the rebound on Brown's second-shot miss. That resulted in another make at the line by fellow senior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) to give the Bucs a four point edge with 13.7 seconds left. The advantage proved to be enough even though another basket and a last second 3-pointer by Lipscomb's Josh Slater ultimately made the score 68-67.
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"We continue to get it done at home, and that's something we consistently talk about," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "Lipscomb is a very good team with two of the best players in our league. Coming out on top just makes the game Sunday against Belmont that much bigger. The crowd was great tonight and we hope there are even more people here on Sunday to help us."
In the first half, Lipscomb took its one and only lead of the game at 3-2 after a free throw by guard Jordan Burgason. From there, the two teams traded baskets until five minutes left in the half with the score at 21-19. At that point, the Bucs proceeded to outscore the Bisons 17-9 to close out the half and take a 38-28 lead into the locker room.
Despite the 10-point edge, ETSU could not hold Lipscomb down as the Bisons went on a 16-6 run to open the second half and tie the game at 44. Lipscomb later tied it at 48, but from there the Bucs pulled back ahead by six at 59-53 with just over five minutes left in the game.
The Bisons would not get closer than two points until 1.1 second left in the game when Slater's fall-away 3-pointer found the mark to make it 68-67.
Smith led the way with 20, while Brown and junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) each scored 10. Slater needed a game-high 27, while senior forward Adnan Hodzic posted a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. The Bucs shot 46 percent from the floor and out-rebounded the Bisons 34-33. ETSU also held a 34-26 edge on points in the paint.
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Title: For butter or for worse
Date: September 14, 2004
Summary: Steve finds some rather expired butter in the fridge.
Onomatopoeias used: "UGGL", "POKE!", "STAB!", "SPREAD!", "CHOMF.", "BLEH!"
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Tuesday, June 22, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 22, 2004) - Buccaneer Baseball head coach Tony Skole announced Tuesday that Joey McCown, a left-handed pitcher from Alcoa, Tenn., has signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball at East Tennessee State beginning next season. McCown is a four-year starter at Alcoa High School, playing outfield in addition to pitching. During his career with the Tornadoes, McCown was 21-5 with four saves. He had a 2.79 overall ERA and struck out 262 batters while walking just 56. During his senior year, Joey was 7-1 with two saves and a 3.63 ERA. He struck out 117 batters and walked only 24 in 73.1 innings. McCown has played for the Knoxville Thunder AAU team over the summers since 2001. The 2001 team that finished fifth at the AAU National Championships also featured Buccaneer rising sophomore catcher John Weddle (Knoxville, Tenn.) and was coached by ETSU assistant Nate Goulet. Joey was the closer for the 2002 Thunder team that was the national runners-up. McCown posted a 1.48 ERA in 29.2 innings, striking out 30 batters while walking six. In 16 appearances, he was 2-0 with seven saves. "Joey McCown is going to be a great addition to Buccaneer Baseball," said Skole. "He was one of the top left-handed pitchers in Knoxville this past season. He is a tremendous young man who really knows how to compete."
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"The NRA is an organization that has members who are mothers and fathers, and I would expect that they've been impacted by this as well," Obama said. "And hopefully they'll do some self-reflection." He then pivoted to stress that no single gun law can "solve all these problems."
The president's comments about the NRA were subdued compared to those of a number of prominent lawmakers, including New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and conservative Democrat Rep. John Yarmuth (Ky.), who have decried the powerful lobbying group's influence on members of Congress.
The NRA "has spent untold millions of dollars instilling fear in our citizens and our politicians," Yarmuth said at a news conference Monday, adding that the NRA, "wants us to believe that the best protection against the irresponsible and lethal use of guns is for everyone to be armed."
By opting not to address the NRA's influence on gun policy in more strident terms, Obama signaled that he is still optimistic about bringing the group to the table, something the administration has had trouble doing in the past.
For its part, the NRA has announced it will hold a press conference Friday to announce plans for "meaningful contributions" the group is willing to make to prevent mass shootings from happening in the future. It remains to be seen what those contributions might be, but there are indications that it believes the shooting was a mental health issue as much as it was a gun issue