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The Internet of Things (IoT) was first recognized as a concept in 1999. It refers to the ever-growing web of network-enabled devices we interact with on a daily basis. From smartphones and wearable technology like Fitbit, to cars and streetlights, a vast multitude of objects and machines now have wireless Internet connectivity and data-tracking capabilities.
At Horner Automation, we have always made it a priority to adapt our automation systems to the latest computing technology. We have made no exception with the IoT. Horner has stepped into the industrial IoT with WebMI, our new software that allows you to access your Horner OCS from your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
According to projections from research firm Gartner, the number of connected devices in the industrial IoT is expected to double -- and, in the automotive sector, grow by five times. As the industrial sector becomes more mobile and better networked, Horner will be there to provide wireless industrial automation solutions to meet your needs.
As convenient as the IoT can be, it does not come without concerns. As the number of connected devices increases, the risks to cybersecurity increase. What happens if your network goes down? What happens if someone gains access to controls or data they aren't permitted to access? Events like these could result in corruption of important data, loss of productivity, system failure, or hazardous working conditions.
We have taken these risks into consideration with the development of WebMI. External threats to your networked automation devices are cut off by128-bit SSL encryption and industry standard hash security. Internally, you never have to worry about WebMI putting undue strain on your network. Because WebMI is enabled through the microSD card in your OCS controller, it can operate within your existing IT structure without overstressing it. This ensures continued network uptime.
WebMI also includes features that protect your networked devices through a series of permissions under your control. Devices must be registered in WebMI to have any access to your OCS, the operations it controls, or the data it collects. You can also restrict the screens that can be accessed by each registered device -- and what can be controlled from those screens. This ensures you have full control over access, preventing unauthorized or untrained staff from accessing sensitive data or processes.
Horner is proud to continuously evolve to meet the technological needs of the industrial sector. As the web and automation continue to come together through the industrial IoT, we will continue to provide solutions to improve productivity, efficiency, and safety.
For over 20 years Horner has lived up to their reputation of being known as a company that produces strong engineered hardware solutions. Customers and potential customers see us as a company that makes our OCS (Operator Control Station) all-in-one controllers, I/O solutions and communications products. In fact, as the originator of the all-in-one design, the Horner name is synonymous with automation controllers with a built-in operator interface and I/O. Because our team at Horner has continued to build upon our successes in the market place, we have steadily expanded the product offerings to our current family of OCS controllers, which include a full range of products from 2-1/2&dquot; screens all the way up to 22&dquot; screens; all with varying I/O options. We are proud of the fact that Horner does industrial automation hardware well.
Horner has just unveiled software that provides a revolutionary new way to remotely monitor and control machines. The Horner OCS‐Web family of software solutions has launched. With our first SaaS (Software as a Service) feature (WebMI), we have introduced customers to a simple, cost effect way to develop state‐of‐the‐art scalable vector graphics (SVG)‐based HMI screens and HTML5‐based web publishing software. Customers are able to do it all on their own, without any heavy‐duty networking or web programming experience. It is all done within the familiar environment of Horner's proven programming software (Cscape). Contributing to the global trend known as the Internet of Things (or loT), our Horner WebMI instantly connects users to their automated applications. With WebMI, you have the ability to remotely monitor and control easier and faster than ever before, all through your phone, computer, or tablet ‐ providing users with the necessary insights to grow and improve their business.
WebMI provides a remote gateway directly to many of the Horner OCS XL products. Simply by providing a network connection from the OCS, the user can choose to publish the screens that they have developed on the OCS, or they can develop independent screens to publish. The OCS acts as the Web Server, so no additional expensive computer hardware or software is required to make this remote monitoring and control possible, and now all of this can be done from the palm of your hand. To do this seamlessly, we have incorporation high‐level security algorithms like: 128 bit SSL encryption, Industry Standard Hash Security Technology as well as the ability to work within their existing IT structure, ensuring continued uptime at all times.
Our controllers have helped to make our customers' operations run effectively for decades. Now by adding our new software solution, WebMI, we will continue to keep them running; even if they are not directly in front of the controller.
An introduction and overview of WebMI (Remove view & control), the first of our webOCS Software as a Service product line.
Check out our Webinar on YouTube!
We recently sent out a notice to let you know of our latest release of WebMI. Horner APG Canada is pleased to invite you to the upcoming free webinar. This is an introduction to our all new Internet of Things feature (IOT); WebMI. Now, Horner makes it easier than ever to monitor and control your application locally and remotely from any of your connected devices. And you can develop it all within our proven Cscape development environment.
Learn the intuitive functionality, priceless benefits, and ease of licensing WebMI during this informative, open format webinar. We'll discuss how WebMI can give you remote control over your essential applications through your smart phone, tablet, PC or other desktop computer. You'll discover how WebMI is more than a service - it's a necessity, through fundamental features such as : Cscape configurability; cybersecurity; level-based, object security; IOT; HTML5; scalable vector graphics (SVG); and versatile licensing capabilities.
There are two different times being offered and you can sign up by simply clicking here!
With Horner WebMI, you can monitor and control plant data from the palm of your hand. Within our proven programming environment, Cscape, WebMI quickly connects users to their automated applications, and customers have the ability to remotely monitor and control easier and faster than ever before using whatever device you choose. Through your phone, computer, or tablet, WebMI provides the necessary insights to grow and improve customer's' businesses.
Before WebMI, customers had to piece together overly complex and expensive SCADA systems to deliver the ability to monitor and control systems through the internet. In addition to the initial, sometimes substantial investment in SCADA software, traditional SCADA systems also may require sophisticated PC/server hardware to house the multiple software layers. Now with WebMI, this process is simple, secure and less costly. Horner has created a system that turns each Horner controller into a web host allowing customers to access the unit directly online from whatever device they choose. The web hosting software is located in the unit's microSD card, which can also be used to log any data a customer needs to make their business more efficient and successful. Each unit can share new insights into the inner workings of your process, and they all communicate with each other.
WebMI has a FREE base package and more comprehensive packages with modest prices based upon number of users, tags, and pages. It utilizes the new Cscape 9.70 and the latest revision of Firmware 14.14. Contact us today for more information or visit us online!
Horner Canada released their latest in their leading XL seires of All-in-One Controllers: the EXL6 OCS Controller, offering enhanced resolution, and faster logic execution than the previous XL6 OCS Controller, partnered with the ease-of-use and functionality of its predecessors.
"We're trying to improve upon what is currently in the market," said Phil Horner, CEO Horner APG. "In doing so, we started with what we already have to offer, and made it better, creating the EXL6 controller."
The EXL6 OCS controller is an evolution of the historically popular XL6e controller; known for its comparable size, color touchscreen and versatility. Building from the XL6e's proven foundation, the EXL6 makes several enhancements to the overall design of this mid-range OCS controller offered by Horner such as:
Utilizing the current Cscape 9.6, Service Pack 4 and the latest revision of Firmware 14.12, the resolution and graphics on the EXL6 are more comprehensive and enhanced than on previous models. Along with better resolution and faster logic execution, the EXL6 also sees improvements in the overall screen response time – making screen transitions and overall application functions more streamlined and efficient.
"The new EXL6 OCS controller is going to make headway among competitors," said Horner. "With the size and price of an average mid-line piece of hardware, but reinforced with the interfaces, programming, and capabilities of top-of-the-line systems, the EXL6 is going to turn heads and improve operations.
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product, the eXL10 controller – bigger.
The eXL10 utilizes our easy-to-use built-in XL Series I/O, including our new -106 I/O option board. Through three Modbus Serial ports (RS232/485), standard dual independent Ethernet ports, and standard dual CAN ports, connectivity on the eXL10 is unmatched in the industry. The eXL10's performance is out of this world with our proven Core Processor configuration.
The 10.4" VGA color touchscreen complements the enhanced graphics of our Cscape 9.6, SP3 programming software, and makes operation and design of your applications clear and simple.
The display benefits
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In addition to exceptional display performance, the EXL10 contains a powerful logic engine with built-in digital and analog I/O and online programming capability.
Universal Analog Inputs
Providing your controllers with even more I/O capabilities, the -106 utilizes 6 analog inputs, 4 analog outputs, 12 digital inputs, and 12 digital outputs. Software configurable, these inputs are universal for such signals as voltage (0-10, 0-60mV), current (0-20, 4-20mA), thermocouples, and RTD (PT100, PT1000).
By selecting the -106 factory I/O option board for the XL controller, most process inputs can be captured, reducing the need for remote I/O or signal conditioners – cost-reducing and centralizing control applications.
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Incorporating the Horner -106 I/O factory option into your automation scheme makes connecting disparate field signals easier than ever. Now, each individual input and output are completely configured within Cscape, eliminating the need for time-consuming hardware setup; no jumpers.
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Optimizing I/O for any process application, the -106 complements our entire suite of XL products. The -106 is a compatible option for all the XLe, XLt, XL4, and XL7 controllers.
We are please to announce that CsCape 9.60 is now available to download. This is a free download and can be accessed by visiting our website.
CsCape, version 9.60, introduces audio and video functionality for two of Horner's most popular controllers, the XL4 (video only) and the XL7.
This release also includes:
New and Improved graphics, including:
127 characters support in ASCII object
Ctrl-Click in the Graphics Editor for Selecting multiple objects
Auto-fill for tags
Click to view the full release notes, including bug fixes and details of changes, or visit www.hornercanada.com to download.
CsCape with Symbols add on
Within the CsCape with Symbols software, objects are fully editable, scalable and configurable. Symbols are easy to add and are completely accessible via the "Tools Menu" using the "View and Edit Graphic Pages" option within CsCape. Click on the larger photo option above to view a few screenshots of the Symbol library.
Following 3/31/2015 due to the following reasons:
Product hardware components have become obsolete during the product lifecycle process with no reasonable component alternatives available within the marketplace. Horner is working quickly to provide customers with a drop in replacement solution, in the meantime please contact your Sales Representative for further assistance.
Horner APG Canada announces the obsolescence of the QX family of controllers. We will continue to accept orders based on product availability. While every effort will be made to fill all orders, acceptance of orders is subject to availability.
Products are available in limited quantities, while supplies last. Horner APG Canada apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause as we push forward to bring newer, more powerful OCS solutions to the market in 2015.
Contact your Sales Representative to discuss alternative transition options when switching to a new controls system.
Orders for these products during the terms above will be non-cancelable, non- returnable (NCNR).
With many exciting changes happening in production, Horner APG Canada has taken this opportunity to let you know that there has been a number of updates to our literature. Please take a moment to check out the latest for our newest X-Series controller XL7 and the XL6/XL6e & XL10e User Manuals!
SmartBlock I/O features a variety of Analog and Specialty modules. SmartBlock I/O is designed to compliment the popular SmartStix Digital I/O family. These two I/O families can be used to expand the I/O capacity of just about any Operator Control Station (OCS) by merely a few points - or potentially thousands of points.
SmartStix I/O is an ideal terminal-block style Digital I/O system - but SmartBlock I/O is built for Analog. Like it's SmartStix cousin, SmartBlock I/O is mounted on DIN-rail, although through hold mounting is also supported for flexibility. SmartBlock can be mounted locally in the same panel as the OCS, or can be mounted remotely up to 500 meters away. SmartBlock is based on the proven CsCAN network, which uses industry-standard CAN chipsets for noise immunity and data integrity. But unlike other industrial implementation of CAN like DeviceNet, SmartBlock's CsCAN network sets the bar with its ease of configuration in the CsCAPE software.
SmartBlock has numerous convenience features...a dual CsCAN plug for easy "in & out" network connections...spring clamp removable terminal blocks for quick field wiring...indicator LEDs for power, module and network status...a hinged door for dip switch access, and much more! Check it out!
With Cscape 9.50, Horner
includes a variety of features, enhancing the programming environment and user
experience. Adding Tag Based Advanced Ladder Logic offers an alternate way to
program controllers using tagged variables, such as "Pump_Operation," rather
than a fixed register in the target device.
"Tag Based editing allows for clearer coding and ease of use for a variety of different levels coding experience. When using variables while programming with Tag Editing it's more difficult to accidentally overlap registers, cutting down significant causes of programming errors," says Eric Broyer, Global Product Manager for Horner Automation Group.
Along with adding Tag Based editing, Cscape 9.50 includes advancements in graphics control and functionality including: background and button gradations on 15-bit or higher color units, smoother gradient transitions on Horner's powerful all-in-one controllers that support 24-bit color, and bitmap transparency functionality.
Data logging receives an upgrade as well, both visually on-screen and functionally. Now Historical data trending tracks data over time, and trending objects can be set to log-to and replay-from a removable media device.
In addition to the many new benefits, Cscape 9.50 supports PID Tuning for IEC environments. Now, the programmer has the capability to open a pop-up window tool that will tune a PID loop in IEC programs.
Download your free CsCape directly from the Horner APG Canada website today!
Horner Automation Group announces the launch of the XL7, its newest addition to the XL OCS series. The innovative XL7 provides original equipment manufacturers (OEMs,) integrators and automation end-users with a powerful high performance logic controller and twice the connectivity of all other products in its class.
The XL7 was designed around a high-resolution wide aspect ratio 7" WVGA color touchscreen with 1000 nits of brightness. The innovative display provides high outdoor visibility and allows the XL7 to be used in a wide variety of ambient condition applications. The backlit LED display enables a higher pixel resolution granting end-users the capability to view more in-depth information on screen.
In addition to its exceptional display performance, the XL7 contains a powerful logic engine with built-in digital and analog I/O for online programming – a valuable feature for machine commissioning. Also featured are two 500 kHz high-speed counters and dual 10/100 Ethernet ports. This adds flexibility when linking to factory networks like Modbus/TCP and Ethernet/IP, while performing standard functions such as: web serving, FTP file transfer, E-mail and protocol support.
The XL7's dual CAN Ports put your applications into motion. One port utilizes CsCAN for Distributed Plug and Play I/O over a 500m distance. The second port provides support for CANopen and J1939 for mobile applications.
"The XL7 combines the X-Product family functionality with the speed and graphics capability of a 10" controller. Already designed to fit in any previous 6" HMI location, the added Dual Port capabilities give customers flexible networking capabilities at a considerable cost advantage," states Eric Broyer, Global Product Manager, Horner Automation Group.
The XL7 OCS also provides customers with USB 2.0 ports for programming and flash drive support and 32GB microSD™ slot for virtually unlimited data logging.
Learn more about the XL7 or contact us for more details.
Horner Automation Group announces the release of the Horner Video Channel. Very similar to YouTube and works directly with the Horner YouTube Channel - now all international divisions and customers can view Horner online videos without social media regulations.
Click Here to go directly to the Horner Video Channel!
We are excited to bring this new technology to the table. Now certified for Class I Div II, heated displays for the X-Series controllers. These heaters will allow you to view your screen in up to -50 degree temperatures! This new add on is available on the XLe, XLt and our newest controller, the XL4 series. Contact us for more information!
We have a lot of requests come in for product certification. In order to better serve our customers all product certification, whether it be the CE Marking, CSA Listing or UL Listing you require, all Certifications are available online for your ease of reference.
Right in time for the New Year, Horner APG Canada is pleased to announce the launch of its largest, most powerful all-in-one controller ever. The ZX series contains advanced control capabilities, high-resolution graphics, and plenty of connectivity options. Both advanced ladder logic and full IEC language sets are supported. For advanced ladder, the ZX is the first OCS to feature online programming - where logic changes can be made "on-the-fly" without stopping or pausing the logic scan. The ZX is also one of the fastest controllers available on the market with 4x the logic and register memory. And the OCS has never been lacking in I/O support - with the ability to drive up over 5,000 I/O points.
Three ZX screen sizes are offered. The 22" HD (1920 x 1080) model (ZX1152) is the largest all-in-one controller ever made. The 15" (ZX752) is a more traditional XGA (1024 x 768) touch screen. And the 7" (ZX452), wide-VGA model (800 x 480) produces over 800 nits of brightness. All units are UL approved.
With the release of our newest product line, the XL4 series, comes the release of our latest version of Cscape Software. CsCape Version 9.30 is a new release offering a variety of product improvements, including:
This update, as well as all others, are also offered quarterly to anyone who signs up for our newsletter online. While all updates are made readily available through all of our social media resources, the newsletter is an easy way to be kept up to speed on the latest product lines and general information.


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morning, cause appears to have been bad optical transceiver. Replaced.
Ignore previous message which incorrectly stated this was Gannett Hall.
Re: UM Gannett Hall Unexpected Connectivity Problems
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> Gannett Hall in UM suffered unexpected connectivity troubles this morning,
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UM Gannett Hall Unexpected Connectivity Problems
cause appears to have been bad optical transceiver. Replaced.
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Cary Library
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Gould Academy
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USM professor gives talk on drones
By Bryer Sousa, Free Press Staff
On Wednesday, April 13, USM English Professor John Muthyala served as a facilitator of critical cultural reflection and as an educator as he presented a talk titled "Drones: Weapons of War or Tools for Entertainment" to students and members of the community in 423 Glickman Library.
In Professor Muthyala's presentation, two questions were explored as part of the Faculty Lecture Series that was brought about by the Department of English, those questions being: "How do digital tools, systems, and networks extend, justify, or contain America's role in the world? And what impact do they have on society, culture, and liberal democracy?"
Professor Muthyala elaborated on the two aforementioned questions due to the fact that he is penning a book concerned with surveillance cultures and drones. Moreover, his intellectual endeavors are concerned with various questions in disciplines such as the digital humanities, globalization studies, the literature of the Americas and cultural criticism. In fact, Professor Muthyala has authored two books, Reworlding America: Myth, History, and Narrative and Dwelling in American: Dissent, Empire, and Globalization.
When asked about how he arrived at the title of the talk, Professor Muthyala stated that "It [the title] was framed in that way to avoid the perception that drone technology is inherently oriented only towards control, surveillance, and destruction, at least in the way that drones have captured the public imagination, that is, primarily as tools of state violence. Because of the rapid infusion of technology into society, the commercialization of drone technology has also started and that has lead to the application of drone tech in a variety of contexts."
Professor Muthyala expanded upon the contexts, by noting that "Researchers in both private and public universities are using drones to survey the impact of rising sea levels in areas they simply could not reach… We have drones being used for natural disasters to access humanly impossible to reach areas to watch a dissipate things they could not do without this technology, especially where time is of the essence, for example, in the case of an apartment building fire."
Nevertheless, rather than simply highlighting the fact that drones can be used for enhancing public safety and just causes, Professor Muthyala also delved into the state-violence-based nature of drone use as well. "In this lecture, I was going to focus primarily on the military aspects and American foreign policy," he said. He continued by explaining that "One of the things that the Obama administration has done is move beyond the personality drone strike strategy that the Bush administration employed. The personality based strike was oriented towards understanding and assessing individuals' behaviors, for example, who they were meeting and what they were doing… Obama moved that into a entirely different realm with his signature strike strategy, which exams patterns of behavior among large groups of people, irrespective of the individual nature of an activity. Thus we have instances where the parameters of the strike can be indiscriminate."
Professor Muthyala concluded our conversation by stating that "Drones and surveillance systems inaugurate a new dispensation of empire. While changing our sense of space and time they are altering notions of war and peace, guilt and innocence, visibility and invisibility, security and the greater common good."
Following the interview with Professor Muthyala, Catherine, a student of the University of Southern Maine, was asked what her views are with respect to the utilization of drone technology. "It seems irresponsible to put innocents at risk by way of algorithms and artificial intelligence. Drones shouldn't be the first resource used in international diplomacy. It is dumbfounding to me," she stated.
To read a recent article by Professor Muthyala, please see "Whither the Digital Humanities?" For another perspective on the militarized employment of drones in international affairs, one may be interested in a column written prior to this presentation, titled "The Millennials Conscience, On The Drone Papers," published by The Free Press.
240 registered volunteers lend a helping hand at USM's Husky Day of Service
By Julie Pike, Free Press Staff
Dating back to 2010, every spring at USM, students, staff, faculty and alumni participate in the Husky Day of Service. This event is a way to engage its participants in community service projects with local organizations for the day. The Husky Day of Service is a great opportunity for first time volunteers to experience community service in a comfortable group setting.
This year the 7th Annual Husky Day of Service was held on Friday, April 15. The event is primarily sponsored by the Office of Community Engagement and Career Development, with support from a planning team comprised of students and staff from various departments at USM.
Last year, 70 students, staff and faculty volunteered for a total of 207 hours with 12 local organizations. This year, over 240 people were registered to volunteer at 18 different community organizations in the Greater Portland area. The event's success continues to grow with each year. Some of the local organizations that were included in the event were Preble Street, Garbage to Garden, Goodwill, Portland Gear Hub, Girls on the Run, Cultivating Community, Animal Refuge League, Rippleffect, Partners for World Health and more.
The event kicked off at 9:30 a.m. in the Sullivan Gym on the Portland campus, where each participant chose their volunteer site. USM President Cummings was there with a special kick-off speech to start the day. Every participant received a free light breakfast and lunch, as well as a free t-shirt and free transportation to their project site. All projects wrapped up at around 3 p.m. to conclude the day.
The event was created as a way to get members of the USM community interested in volunteering, while also providing extra help to community partners who need assistance with special projects. For USM students, faculty and staff who want to get involved in their community but have busy schedules, this event provides a great opportunity to them with a one-time volunteering project. It can also inspire those who want to make a long term commitment to volunteering in their community.
One student, Gabrielle Perron, described her experience volunteering at the Wayside Food Program in Portland. There she helped package food and brought it to an apartment building where elderly and disabled residents who can't afford to buy their own live. Perron and other students also helped set up a table there with different types of foods, and then helped served this food to the residents. Perron commented that "it was really humbling to see these people who struggle be capable of being so happy."
For any students who want to learn more about volunteering opportunities outside of the Husky Day of Service, they can visit the Office of Community Engagement and Career Development in 100 Payson Smith on the USM Portland Campus, or they can visit usm.maine.edu/volunteer or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Bill to transition India Street services leaves some uneasy
The city of Portland is looking to pass a new budget, which could cause all clinics at the India Street Public Health center to close. In the wake of this decision, over 20 public health workers would lose their jobs, and 1,114 patients receiving care at these clinics would be forced to shift their services to the Portland Community Health Center.
With the loss of India Street Clinics, there will also be a loss of programs for HIV Prevention, Positive Health Care, STD Clinic, the Needle Exchange, Free Clinic and the Immunization Clinic. The India Street Needle Exchange, which currently distributes more than 100,00 clean needles yearly, would also be shut down, with the current idea to transfer the services still in it's early stages of thought.
The Portland Community Health Center, a privately run non-profit currently provides their services to over 6,600 people a year, but in the transfer of services, it had been made unclear how they will accommodate that demand of services that will be lost on India Street.
Jessica Grondin, director of communications for the city of Portland, stated that she doesn't anticipate any problems to arise, and made clear the reasoning as to why this consolidation has been proposed.
"The city is no longer receiving as many grants as we used to, and unfortunately the federal government is no longer funding cities. They want health care to be distributed through these federally regulated health care services all under one roof," she stated. "Instead of waiting another year or two and losing all our grants, we're trying to proactively take the steps to start transferring these services and maximize reimbursement levels and make sure."
Grondin is right about the heavy reliance on grants for India Street: According to the Public Health Division's 2014-2015 annual report, the India Street clinic had an annual budget of $1.4 million, with nearly half of that cost being paid through federal and state grants.
She further explained that across the country, municipal health services are no longer providing direct clinical care, pointing out that only 11 percent of cities provide direct health care in clinics like those found on India Street. For Grondin, the change can be seen as a positive one.
However, other individuals in the community have expressed more concern for the issue at hand. Last Thursday, members of the Portland City Council's Finance Committee expressed their concerns about the plan to close the health center on India Street. The three member committee will vote next week at a public hearing. If the proposal goes through, the vote will go back to the full council and they will have the first reading on May 2, with a second read and vote on May 16.
Dick Morin, a senior sociology major at the University of Southern Maine and participant in the Students and Recovery group on campus, explained that although he has never personally used the services on India Street, he knows a lot of individuals who do, and the loss of these services would be detrimental to their well-being.
"I think if services were transferred to another entity, the continuity of care will be broken," he explained. "You have people who have gone to this clinic for years and people have a comfortable factor along with relationships being formed. You don't have to have an appointment to get served, either – if this transfer occurs, I think a lot of people will get swept through the cracks."
Other individuals gave a similar response regarding the possible change, with worries that it will lead to reduction in efficiency, accessibility and reliability of currently well-integrated services. The widespread fear is centered around the possibility that the community health care will not be able to live up to it's promise of community health support.
"Even if you plot it out perfectly, somebody is going to get lost in the shuffle. I don't see how that is not possible," said Erika Ziller, a health policy researcher and faculty member at the University of Southern Maine's graduate center. "I just don't know this plan has been fully thought out to the extent it needs to be to be effective."
As a follow-up statement, Mayor Ethan Strimling informed the public that their concerns were being heard via Facebook last week, stating that as he reviews the proposal, he will be looking to ensure that if any changes are made in serving those in need, there will not be even the slightest reduction in their service.
"I firmly believe that a city can and should be judged by the way we treat the most vulnerable among us," he wrote. "It is incumbent upon the council as we review the City Manager's proposed budget to keep that in clear focus."
The proposal will go before the City Council's Finance Committee from 2-5 p.m. Thursday at City Hall. The committee is charged with making a recommendation to the full council. A public hearing and vote on the proposal is scheduled for April 21.
Polls are now open, student body president nominees provide their solutions
By Colin Cundy, Contributor
On April 14, polls officially opened for the 2016 student body president and vice president elections. Candidates for these positions introduced themselves and their platforms in two debate-style events. The first was held late-morning in Woodbury Center on the Portland Campus and the second occurred in the evening in the Brooks Student Center on the Gorham Campus.
The student body president and vice president lead the Student Senate and act as representatives to the university's administration. The Student Government Association (SGA), which the student body president and vice president are a part of, is responsible for governing all student groups. Each student pays a 'student activity fee' based on the student's credit hours. The SGA is the steward of the fund this fee creates.
Muhammad Khan, candidate for student body president and a history major, is running with specific goals in mind. "I would like to work with USM Libraries and help them purchase all the necessary textbooks needed for coursework at USM," he said.
Khan continued to say that college is very expensive, and that the first step to reducing the cost of college is eliminating the cost of textbooks.
The cost of attending university to begin with is very high, he contended, which makes it imperative to find other ways of cutting students' costs. In order to provide the textbooks needed at USM, Khan would work to expand USM's libraries and make required texts available for borrowing.
He would also make fundraising one of his administration's priorities. "Fundraising for an increased number of scholarships open to all members of the student body" would be yet another effort he'd undertake if elected.
Khan, who has served in the student senate, highlighted the need for unity within the student body as another reason for his seeking the presidency. "We need to stop factionalism that is prevalent among many student groups," he said. Khan further remarked that a united student body is needed for the betterment of USM.
Khan has also served as a member of the Gorham school board, and would like to see more involvement between USM and Gorham and Portland school districts. On the subject of increased community outreach, Khan said, "This would be a great opportunity for USM students to gain internships as mentors and coaches in the Gorham community." Kahn noted that this increased outreach is a way to improve both USM and its local communities.
Matthew Raymond is running alongside Khan as candidate for vice president, and wants to use the position to advocate for a more positive environment on campus. He said he'd "like to advocate for the issues that they care about most."
Raymond, a member of USM Socialists, promised to argue for increased funding from the state. He said he would work to "support working and middle class students here at USM and across the University of Maine system." Dylan Ross, a senior political science major, is also running for student body president.
"I am disgusted with how the university I love has been operating," he said. This feeling, he continued, has motivated his running for office. Ross, while praising his opponent, didn't hold his feelings about the SGA back.
"I would like to see most preexisting student leaders resign," he said. This personal belief has left Ross feeling "like running is the only way to correct the problems."
Ross, previously involved in the Student Senate, also noted that the institution's retention rate needs to be addressed. "Our retention rate is 67 percent, and the national average is 72.3 percent," he said. He said the solution is "to take our school back, not with a polite suggestions, but with clear demands, and reasonable dialogue."
The polls opened on April 14 and will be open through April 20. Students, residential and commuter, can find ballots on the SGA's page on the USM website. Students can also find other relevant information on this page, such as more information on the candidates, Senate meeting times and more. Students can also find more information on Facebook page 'USM Votes 2016.'
Networkmaine Maintenance - Orono Apr 20, 2016
When: Apr 20, 2016 05:00am
Expected Duration: 1hr
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The majority of sites involved will be MSLN sites as well as some UMS non-campus locations.
Most (if not all) sites connected to this router will NOT realize a loss of connectivity as their secondary paths will remain active. [...]
Four new professors receive tenure after unanimous voting at trustee's meeting
At the bi-monthly Board of Trustees meeting, which took place earlier this month, four members of the USM faculty were awarded tenure and upgraded to the title of associate professor.
Kelly Hrenko Ph.D., Yuseung Kim Ph.D, Alexander Lapidus Ph.D. and Peter J. Woodruff Ph.D., have each been apart of USM for six years and each got a unanimous vote from all 16 board members to be granted tenure.
Professor Hrenko, before coming to USM, was teaching art in Minnesota to kids in kindergarten through 12 grade. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota for Art Education with a focus in culture-based art and culture-based education. She has published three book chapters along with three articles in journals and created an interactive website.
Before being brought to USM as part of a National Science Foundation grant linked to a research program, Professor Kim was an instructor at the University of Colorado, where he received his Ph.D. and spent three years, from 2001 to 2004, as a planner and researcher at Seoul Development Institute. Currently, Professor Kim teaches eight different programs, in both undergraduate and graduate programs, focusing planning, town design and sustainability.
After earning an undergraduate degree in Russia, a masters degree in Thailand and a Ph.D. in English at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, along with teaching in several foreign countries, Professor Lapidus came to USM, teaching literacy, at the undergraduate and graduate levels, on the multiple campuses and online.
When not in the classroom, Professor Lapidus represents the state on the executive board of the Northern New England TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) Association. He also serves on the Faculty Senate here at USM.
The final professor to receive tenure at USM was Professor Woodruff, who teaches classes in Biochemistry at both the graduate and undergraduate level. When not in the classroom, Professor Woodruff is advising the Chemistry Club, which has been acknowledged by the American Chemical Society, for work completed under his leadership.
According to the USM website, Professor Woodruff's research is focused on a group of small organic compounds called compatible solutes. His work has resulted in two publications, a patent, and oral and poster presentations.
President of USM, Glenn Cummings, was quick to congratulate the four professors, including a small blurb about them in weekly email blast that gets sent out to students.
"On behalf of the USM community allow me to express our sincere admiration and appreciation for their tremendous devotion to our students and their disciplines that this recognition implies," President Cummings said in the March 14 edition of the Monday Missive.
There's more out there than heteronormativity
By: Candice Isaac
On April 1, several student staff members from the USM Center for Sexualities and Gender Diversity headed down to Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, New York to attend the 21 annual Northeast Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Conference. The three-day conference highlighted many ways to discover and develop best practices, programs, resources and policies to support the LGBTQ community at campuses across the northeast. Too often heteronormativity, which is based on attitudes that heterosexuality is the only normal and natural expression of sexuality , is pervasive in our culture leaving those with different sexual identities feeling marginalized. CSGD staff members were amongst several local, regional, and national activists and organizations who share in the vision for judgment-free campuses where anti-LGBT sentiments are non-existent.
The conference held several interesting and relevant workshops as well as breakout sessions often led by student leaders who personally dealt with the topic. Presentation titles included "GaySL: A Crash Course in LGBTQ American Sign Language," "Organizing at the Intersections of Black Lives Matter and& Gender Justice," "Appropriation versus Diversity: Beating the Double-Edged Sword," "Things Nobody Tells You About Coming Out," and "How to Create an LGBTQ Friendly Campus."
"From Fear to Advocacy," was a presentation led by Jay Hicks, a young man who shared his personal story on how he went from victim to victor. Hicks talked about dealing with the mental and physical ramifications of being a victim of a hate crime and his triumph to regaining his life and becoming an advocate for LGBTQ students on his campus.
Hicks noted that several university outlets such as university counseling, the office of student affairs and advisors that were sympathetic to LGBTQ students were to thank for supporting him throughout his journey to healing. He also mentioned that students become informed of university resources such as medical withdrawals that can help them deal with their pain and also maintain their good academic standing. Peer mentoring was equally important to the speaker who said that without that he might have felt more isolated after the incident.
Conference attendees also had the opportunity to hear from American actor and singer, Mya Jeanette Taylor. Taylor talked about her journey as a transgender woman and how her life has changed for the better since landing a leading role in Sean Baker's film Tangerine.
Taylor's candid personality helped some audience members open up about their own personal struggles about not being accepted by loved ones once coming out. Taylor reminded student attendees that being, "respected, not accepted" was important, as not everyone will agree with your lifestyle changes. Taylor also suggested that those lacking family support create and build relationships with friends as those are the people that they will need to depend on during tough times.
The conference ended on Sunday, April 3 with an uplifting unified exercise led by Adaku Utah, an award-winning liberation educator and organizer committed to healing and liberation within oppressed communities. Utah began with a mindfulness meditation exercise to help attendees center and ground themselves for the work that lied ahead. Next, Utah talked about how human connection and interdependence was needed for humans to be and feel supported throughout their lives.
This idea supported the overall message during the conference that the LGBTQ community, along with allies, needed to be there for one another during what would be difficult times. What followed was several exercises based on really getting to know the person you were paired with.
Utah said "too often we give polite answers to the question "how are you?"" and challenged attendees to go deeper and to share how they were really doing. This exercise led to comments by attendees that they never have the opportunity to share how they are really doing. One participant said that the exercise was difficult because she felt vulnerable because no one she encountered before had ever cared.
Understanding our heteronormative society and learning how to include and support other sexual orientations will have many benefits for us on campus which is work that the CSGD continues to encourage. The USM Center for Sexualities and Gender Diversity seeks to ensure a university environment that is positive, safe and supportive for individuals of all sexual orientations and gender identities, in particular members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning and Asexual community.
Primaries are in full swing, twenty states still to decide
Byline: Bryer Sousa
Having explained how the caucusing process works in Maine, in a piece titled "Maine is one of 13 States that has a Caucus, Here's how it Works," prior to when state party members of the Republican and Democratic Party's caucuses as a means of declaring their respective preferences for the presidential nominee's, members of the USM community may be curious about the state of the current primary election season.
According to the Associated Press, Bernie Sanders, with 62.3 percent of the vote from Maine Democrat party members claimed victory over Hillary Clinton, while Ted Cruz earned 45.3 percent of the Maine Republican caucus goers, beating frontrunner Donald Trump and John Kasich. In other words, Sanders was awarded sixteen delegates, Hillary was awarded nine, Cruz was pledged twelve and Trump was assigned nine, while Kasich was awarded two from the caucus goers of Maine.
With twenty states having yet to caucus or hold primaries, the current frontrunner of the Democrat's is Hillary Clinton with 1,280 pledged delegates as well as 469 superdelegates, in comparison to Bernie Sanders 1,030 pledged delegates and 31 superdelegates. With respect to the Republicans, Trump has accumulated a total of 743 delegates, whereas Cruz has been awarded 517 while Kasich has 143.
Given the enthusiastic emphasis upon income inequality, wealth distribution, international trade agreements, and the economy in general during this election season, Professor Michael Hillard of the University of Southern Maine (USM) Department of Economics was reached by phone to provide an economist's point of view.
"If you look at [this election season] it as an economist, it has been about forty years since we have had a genuine political left in this country," said Dr. Hillard. "This political emergence of a candidate like that of Sanders illustrates a really dynamic shift in our politics, as a consequence of the Great Recession," stated Dr. Hillard.
Hillard continued by expanding upon the notion of needing a sustained effort for political and economic change organized by the people, such as a prolonged Occupy-like movement.
"We elected Obama with a naivety that simply electing the right person will take care of all of the problems that began accelerated under Reagan," said Hillard.
As an attempt to expand upon Hillard's comments, Esther Pew, a graduate student dually enrolled in the School of Social Work and the Muskie School of Public Service of USM, who also is involved with USM for Bernie, stated that despite reports of voter suppression in states like Arizona through the form of fewer available polling places, many voters continue to show their support for Bernie's message.
"His overwhelming wins in states like Alaska, Maine, Hawaii, and Washington shows that his message is resonating across the country and with a variety of populations," she stated.
Nevertheless, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Philosophy and Liberal Studies of USM Jason Read provided comments on the current election season.
"If there is one defining feature of the current election it would seem to be that conventional wisdom has utterly fallen apart," he explained. "Conventional wisdom dictates that outsider candidates, businessmen and celebrities, do well at the early stage of primaries only to fade away and be rewarded with a talk show. The same wisdom dictates that socialists, democratic or otherwise, do not stand a chance."
Senior political science and international relations major Rochelle Soohey, who serves as the Deputy Secretary General of the Maine Model United Nations Conference, provided her thoughts on the 2016 presidential election as well. She believes that if you were to have asked her months ago on her election predictions, she would have aid that former governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, would have soared through the primaries and caucuses with his large super PACs and clearly established political ties.
"Although I personally voted for Bernie Sanders in the Maine Caucus and have done work for his campaign, I feel that this election season has been very successful for third party candidates, particularly the Libertarian party," Soohey said. "Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson is at 11 percent in the national polls. The 2016 election has been very unusual to the point where many Americans are looking for alternatives"
Lastly, Associate Professor of Political Science, Ronald Schmidt Jr., who also serves as the Coordinator of the Political Science Major at USM, stated that his one take-away from this year's elections if how unpredictable the electoral politics remain.
"This election points to the enduring significance of race in politics, where race serves as an important organizing question," he said. "Trump has been able to acquire a lot of free publicity by way of the major media outlets as well."
Dr. Schmidt concluded the discussion by highlighting the upside as well as downside of Maine holding a caucus rather than a primary.
"A caucus is the closest form of participation that we have [with respect to national elections] to a town hall…" he stated. "The downside of a caucus is that it can lower voter participation." said Professor Schmidt.
NEASC visits USM for mid-cycle review
By Nicholas Beauchesne, Sports Editor
Every ten years, the University of Southern Maine gets evaluated by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) on an array of standards that all reputable academic institutions in the region are assessed on.
These evaluations are directly tied to the university's standing as an accredited institution. The last official accreditation visit took place in 2011. Five years after each NEASC accreditation, USM is required to complete an Interim Report, where they are tasked with showing what steps have been taken since the last visit, as well as what other things the university needs to work on in order to ensure a positive assessment in 2021. In the middle of this ten year cycle this year, USM hosted NEASC representatives visiting the campus this past week.
Universities are evaluated on a set of 11 separate standards, each of which has a series of sub-standards that further encompass what makes up a university. Ranging from Mission and Purposes, Students, Faculty, Financial Resources and Integrity, the standards, created by faculty and administrators from across the region, aim to evaluate all of the facets of an academic institution.
In preparing for the Interim Report, USM was required to address what it has done to improve upon the standards that were highlighted as areas to work on in 2011. A progress report, drafted in 2013, reported out on those issues, which included system finances and data collection.
Accreditation is run out of the office of the Provost at USM. Sally Meredith, Chief of Staff of the Office of the Provost, explained how the points of emphasis in the 2011 accreditation process coalesce with issues the university has been dealing in the time following the last visit by NEASC.
"We are constantly seeking to improve our institution. There is no time to rest on your accreditation in this process," stated Meredith. "With the end of each cycle begins another one, so we work constantly to grow through assessing ourselves and making adjustments based on the data we collect."
During the NEASC visits, the focus on accreditation and self-assessment goes into overdrive. Despite the fact that this part of the cycle is only a half-way progress report of sorts, the emphasis on remains on ensuring that the university is prepared to present its progress when official re-accreditation comes around in 2021.
It is important to understand that the standing of USM as an accredited institution is not something that is in jeopardy. Meredith explained that every institution gets critiqued, and this midcycle check-in allows them to catalogue internally where USM has grown and where they still need to imrpove.
"Schools that find themselves in danger of losing their accreditation demonstrate systemic failure over a period of time, and we are not in that situation at all," she stated.
The visit by members of NEASC involved meetings with students, faculty and administration. Informational luncheons were held over the course of the week where members of the USM community voiced their concerns and opinions about the direction that the university is heading.
The range of opinions varied greatly with the experiences of each individual. A recurring theme particular attention during discussions were issues concerning recent retrenchment and how the university has handled its responsibility to teach out (provide a means for students to complete their degree) to the students that were matriculating through a discipline that has been eliminated.
This concern, along with those surrounding implementation of recommendations concerning the Metropolitan University model and USM's goals to increase enrollment, are at the center of focus for what to improve upon during the five years between now and the 2021 NEASC visit.
As much NEASC evaluation is from an outside entity looking in at USM, the process of the accreditation cycle emphasizes the importance of academic institutions striving to improve themselves from within. Adam Tuchinsky, interim dean of the college of arts, humanities and social sciences, expressed this opportunity that the NEASC Interim Report affords the university in terms of self-measurement.
"They (NEASC) wants to see that we are actually assessing ourselves, and that, based on how we are measuring ourselves, look to see that we are making decisions for the future of the university, based on evidence."
The full report from NEASC will not be received by USM until November of this year. From that point forward, there will be a little less than five years before the 2021 accreditation period. In the five years between now and then, USM will continue striving to grow and improve.
Trainer advocates mindfulness for law students
By Candice Issac, Free Press Staff
With so many competing interests and demands, law students are at a high risk for stress, anxiety and depression if they do not find balance early on in their law schools career. According to the American Bar Association (ABA) Substance Abuse in Law Schools Toolkit, if mental health and substance abuse issues are left unaddressed, the rates of law students grappling with substance abuse and mental health problems increase dramatically.
Additionally, a 2014 Survey of Law Student Well-Being, which is co-piloted by David Jaffe and Jerry Organ and funded by the ABA Enterprise Fund and the Dave Nee Foundation, showed that at the time of the survey that 20.4 percent of individuals have thought seriously about suicide sometime in their life and roughly one-sixth of those with a depression diagnosis had received the diagnosis since starting law school.
Like in many other communities, the legal community is no different in that there can be a stigma associated with mental health issues. However, achieving a well- balanced life is not too far from reach if students are able to identify the risk factors and common root causes of mental health issues as well as the tools to combat those potential risks. One of the common root causes of law student mental health issues is living an unbalanced life. An unbalanced life often leads to burnout. So on March 29, in honor of ABA National Mental Health Day, the
University of Maine School of Law's ABA Law Student Division hosted a panel on mindfulness meditation as one method for reducing stress, anxiety, and depression among law students. Panelists included nationally regarded mindfulness teacher, author, and trainer Scott L. Rogers, M.S., J.D., founder and director of the Institute for Mindfulness Studies and of the University of Miami School of Law Mindfulness in Law Program, Professor Deirdre Smith, Director of the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic, Bill Nugent, Director of the Maine Assistance Program for Lawyers and Judges, as well as Associate Dean Sherry Niang from the Office of Student Services.
Rogers led the discussion by highlighting Jon Kabat-Zinn's definition of mindfulness which states that "mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way; on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally, to the unfolding of experience moment by moment." Kabat-Zinn is internationally known for bringing mindfulness into the mainstream of medicine and society.
Rogers advocates for the use of mindfulness meditation by law students because of its benefits of increasing focus and productivity, reducing stress and anxiety, and heightened body awareness. Rogers notes that mindfulness takes practice so beginners should not pass judgment on themselves.
Smith, who led a brief mindfulness exercise, echoed the same sentiments that practice makes perfect when it comes to mindfulness. Smith's mindfulness exercise helped attendees focus on their breathing and staying present in the moment. Smith explained that mindfulness can be done anywhere and that students would benefit from regular practice. Nugent, from the Maine Assistance Program for Lawyers and Judges (MAP), shared his personal journey with mindfulness and the need for people to be patient with the process.
Nugent explained that MAP provides free and confidential assistance to students at the University of Maine School of Law for problems related to anything from mental and emotional health to work-life balance issues. To further assist with a mindfulness routine, Nugent announced that there will be a four session MAP- sponsored Course on Mindfulness which will begin on, April 21 available to law school community members (students, faculty, and staff).
The University of Maine School of Law recognizes the stressors that come with pursuing a legal career and continues to provide access to the mental health resources when necessary, said Associate Dean Niang. It is important for law students to develop a healthy, balanced lifestyle now as it will serve them well throughout their legal career.
"Not in Our Halls" initiative hopes to stop hate and racism on campus
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"Not In Our Halls" is an initiative created by the Residential Life department on the Gorham Campus to stop the instances of hate and racism in residential halls. It began as a way to help educate students on how to be a good active bystander and to encourage students to stop bullying or tormenting others.
This initiative began after there were issues of graffiti being put up in the residence halls on the Gorham Campus. Other students had overheard rude comments, or microaggressions, which are brief verbal comments or behaviors that are hostile, derogatory and/or racist, directed towards them in the hallways that made them feel uncomfortable or targeted.
The "Not In Our Halls" program has put up bulletin boards in every residential hall on campus to inform students about this issue and to prevent those comments being made in the future. The boards explain how each student can help if they see an act of hate directed towards others. It encourages students to respectfully confront inappropriate behaviors or actions and to report it to a professional staff member or online anonymously.
The board also includes several phone numbers to call to report those acts, including the USM Police Department and Residential Life. To inform students about what hate crimes and microaggressive behaviors are, the board clearly outlines how to define them so students can be aware if they see or hear it happening.
Every Residential Director and Resident Assistant (RA) is working to inform each student about what to do if they witness an act of racism, sexism or any uncomfortable comments being made. Each RA was given a format to follow for the boards to be put up in each hall, and personalized them to their liking. In the dorm Upton Hastings, they also had a program where they asked residents what diversity meant to them, which is on display in the lobby of the dorm.
Rikki Demoranville, an RA in the Upton Hastings dormitory, stated that the board was a way for RA's to open dialogue with residents to get people talking about issues they don't necessarily want to address.
"Some people are not aware that what they are saying is hurtful, thinking of it as a joke, and this helps students gain a new perspective," he stated. "It's an important subject and it's not easy to talk about, but it needs to be done."
Jason Saucier from the Residential Life Office on the Gorham Campus, who is an active proponent of "Not In Our Halls," said that he wants to encourage students to be active bystanders if they see any instances of students speaking against others, and for them to speak up and say something like, "Not in our Halls." He is hoping this program will catch on with students on campus, to create a more welcoming, comfortable environment for all students to enjoy.


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Skip to comments.Congressional Candidate: NRA Supporters are Pure Trash. The second name calling "SWISH" tonight
Posted on 04/06/2014 6:48:34 PM PDT by progunner
A Congressional candidate running for the nomination to unseat House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) ignited an Internet firestorm when he appeared to go on a tirade against conservatives and the National Rifle Association Saturday night.
Mike Dickinson rejected support on a Twitter account appearing to belong to him from anyone who supports the NRA, is pro-life or participates in Obama hating.
Immediately following the string of tweets, Dickinson received immediate backlash online, with individuals turning to Twitter to offer their thoughts.
Despite the overwhelming reaction to the tweets, the self-described liberal Democrat did not appear to issue any apologies. In fact, on Sunday morning he appeared to respond to some criticism by continuing to mock the intelligence of those questioning him.
I went to engineering school and I support the NRA, one person tweeted him.
Went or graduated? RW has large college dropout rate, a tweet on the Dickinson account replied.
He is getting what he wanted - publicity and a way to stir up his base. What a tool.
What a creep. Language like that has no business in public debate. Another sign of the coarsening of our culture.
Of course, as one of the commenters below points out, Dickinson is probably playing to the far left base, who will eat that sort of slimy rhetoric up. Sad to say, but he's probably helping himself more than hurting himself with his vulgar rants.
Cantor's not my favorite pol, but I hope he mops the floor with this jerkwad on election day.
Yep, the Alan Grayson school of public relations.
Here is the post about Maher's efforts at Alinsky demonization of Republicans and those who value our 2nd Amendment rights. I bet Dickinson sleeps with a gun under his pillow too. They are all hypocrits who use Alinsky tactics for their benefit.
Here is the post about Maher's efforts at Alinsky demonization of Republicans and those who value our 2nd Amendment rights. I bet Dickinson sleeps with a gun under his pillow too. They are all hypocrits who use Alinsky tactics for their benefit.
Anyone who has the word "DICK" in any part of his name ought to choose his invective very carefully. Just sayin' ;)
See, this is how I wish Republicans would campaign as. Be unapologetic and stand on your principles. Even though this clown is a fringe lunatic, this is smart politics. Conservatives don't support Cantor, and if there's another Republican running, he's going to stupidly distance himself from conservatism so he can appear as a moderate. This is why I'm glad De Blasio ran as a socialist. Finally, Democrats are dropping the false pretenses.
It is a shame because a democrat could win this seat if enough GOP voters decide to remove Eric Cantor by any vote necessary.
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I suspect that the DNC sent this idiot out to say what they really believe, in exchange for some national Democrat campaign money. He is only repeating what Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi would like to say.
We need a 100 Democrat candidates like Dickinson. He's a gift from heaven for Republicans, conservatives, independent and the few honorable Democrats who are in hiding (until election day).
As Bush would say, "Bring it on, Dickinson and clones".
Let the Left show its true colors as Grayson has been doing lately. The worm is turning, and I don't mean a little old earth worm. I'm talking about the big boys of "DUNE".
And when they turn, they destroy the enemy. I like that.
Yup, those were some big worms.
Guess he's earning the money Cantor is paying him...
I doubt he was getting much support from any of the groups he hated on, anyway. He's attempting to play to the far left, without realizing that he's cutting his own throat.
Mike, NRA people are trash? I could name call, too, but since I'm a gentleman, I can't tell you what I would call you.
In fact at his website he barely admits to being a Democrat, tries to sound like a pro-business guy (until you get to his minimum wage stuff;) Also there is a disclaimer at his Facebook page about it not being connected with his campaign staff...
Hey, I'm a life member; so what does that make me?
I hope I rate something better than "pure trash". Maybe like rancid trash?
Methinks Cantor doesn't have to give this guy a second thought.....
Actual title of article: Congressional Candidate Appears to Have One Harsh Message for the NRA & Its Supporters
As if I needed a reason not to give him any money.... He may not take the donations of decent people now, but should he get into Congress, he will rob us all blind.
> Despite the overwhelming reaction to the tweets, the self-described liberal Democrat did not appear to issue any apologies. In fact, on Sunday morning he appeared to respond to some criticism by continuing to mock the intelligence of those questioning him.
Thanks progunner.
Looks like a smaller Chris Christy.
If there is one thing I can't stand, it's a freeloading, public servant wannabe calling me "pure trash".
Thanks for posting the picture neighbor, I didn't realize I used the wrong link.
I hear ya my friend,,,, when my daughter and I first read that article we both rendered him a rather colorful sermon shall I say????
Probably because one of the purposes of this, and other such tweets, is for his left-wing handlers to record the Internet addresses and Twitter identities of the people posting opposing tweets. Then the real identity of those posting opposing comments can be traced and determined. These identities will then be stored in a database until such time as they are needed. Then, at a convenient time in the future, Conservative opposition can be dealt with in the same way that the CEO of Mozilla / Firefox was just dealt with (or worse).
As the government's and the left's ability to identify people on the Internet steadily improves, I am mindful of what I post or say anywhere online, even anonymously (well, not ALL of the time obviously, otherwise I would not be writing THIS - one still has to have fun, after all!!).
sounds like a highly qualified Democrat candidate, for dog catcher.
Do we really need vile language to get a point across. I remind you that there are ladies present.
He has more chins than a Chinese phonebook.
Senator Yee said the same sort of thing over the years.
With this, he just rubbed out any chance he had of winning against Cantor. He must have realized he was behind and figured he would give it a try. Too bad!
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