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Jaime Gracia is president and CEO of Seville Government Consulting, a federal acquisition and program management consulting firm. He is also the industry chairman of the Better Government IT initiative, a joint effort by the American Council for Technology/Industry Advisory Council, the Office of Management and Budget, the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, and the General Services Administration to improve government/industry communication and collaboration in the IT acquisition process and implement items 24 and 25 of OMB's IT management reform plan.
The Office of Management Budget recently hosted a forum on transforming federal IT management at which Federal CIO Vivek Kundra discussed progress on the agency's 25-point plan to reform IT management.
When an audience member asked a question about execution and accountability, Kundra said effective communication between industry and the government is essential for ensuring real change. In effect, Kundra was referencing the engagement strategy in points 24 and 25 of OMB's plan. The effort requires changing a government culture calcified through misinterpretation of procurement policy, risk aversion and a tendency to continue acting in ways counterproductive to effective program outcomes.
To improve the state of communications between industry and government, we must overcome artificial barriers. Although the Federal Acquisition Regulation encourages robust exchanges with industry early and often in the procurement process, they rarely occur. The result is poor market research, few true opportunities for competition and even greater obstacles for small businesses that want to participate in federal contracting.
In addition, programs break down and experience cost, schedule and performance issues
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One solution is the creation of a governmentwide, online, interactive platform for obtaining industry participation in the development of project requirements, which is Point 25 of OMB's plan. That effort, spearheaded by the General Services Administration, will be an important tool for breaking down the artificial barriers in the acquisition process. With that tool, the requirements-development process and industry/government communications would be moved as far left of the acquisition cycle as possible, creating a needs-identification phase that is completely open and transparent.
As a result, the government will open the door to badly needed innovative solutions and capitalize on industry's technical knowledge. In addition, small businesses would be given an opportunity from which they would otherwise be excluded, thereby further expanding market research efforts with the goal of increasing competition and developing better requirements and performance metrics during contract execution.
The interactive platform and subsequent discussions would have an impact on other far-reaching, long-term goals that center on the use of fixed-priced contracts and the ability to create performance-based contracts and focus on outcomes.
It is a fact that industry is more knowledgeable about the use of technology than the government is, so it is incumbent on the government to capitalize on industry's knowledge and combine it with mission capability to create solutions that are delivered on time and within budget. Further, the government rarely knows what it truly needs, so opportunities exist for allowing industry to propose solutions based on requirements developed in an open, transparent environment, thereby creating a level playing field for all to participate and compete.
The requirements-development process would create a partnership with industry that is vital to changing the current environment of poor communications, misunderstood or erroneous requirements, and program outcomes that are unacceptable in a time of fiscal constraints and desperately needed improvements in performance. Although innovation is needed in how the government buys, it is equally important for government to innovate in the way it communicates with industry and break down the artificial barriers that plague performance at taxpayers' expense.
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Jaime Gracia is president and CEO of Seville Government Consulting, a federal acquisition and program management consulting firm.
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A Transcript of the First Televised Debate Between Clinton and Dole
Published: October 7, 1996
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Secondly, in Haiti, political violence is much, much smaller than it was. Thirdly, in Bosnia, it's a virtual miracle that there has been no return to war, and at least there has now been an election and the institutions are beginning to function.
In Northern Ireland and the Middle East, we are better off than we were four years ago. There will always be problems in this old world, but if we're moving in the right direction and America is leading, we're better off.
Use of Troops
MODERATOR Senator Dole, if elected President, what criteria would you use to decide when to send U.S. troops into harm's way?
DOLE Well, it -- after World War I, we had, you know, a policy of disengagement. Then, from World War I to World War II, we had sort of a compulsory engagement policy. Now I think we have to have a selective engagement policy. We have to determine when our interests are involved, not the United Nations' interests. And many of the things the President talked about he'd turn over to the United Nations. They decided. He's deployed more troops than any President in history around the world.
It's cost us billions and billions of dollars for peacekeeping operations. These are facts. And it seems to me that when you make a decision, the decision is made by the President of the United States, by the Commander in Chief, he makes that decision when he commits young men or young women who are going to go around and defend our liberty and our freedom.
That would be my position. And then I'm going to have a top-down review at the Pentagon, not a bottom-up review, we all fight over how much money is there. I want a top-down review to determine what our priorities are and what we should we do in defense, and then follow that policy instead of this bottom-up review with all the services fighting for the money.
You know, the President said he was going to cut defense $60 billion. He cut defense $112 billion, devastated states like California and others. And I think now we've got a problem. We've got to go back and look. It's just like you said in Texas, one day, you know, you raise taxes too much, and you did. And you cut defense too much, Mr. President, and you did. And you may have said that, too.
But the bottom line is, we're the strongest nation in the world, we provide the leadership, and we're going to have continue to provide the leadership. But let's do it on our terms, when our interests are involved and not when somebody blows the whistle at the United Nations.
CLINTON Our military is the strongest military in the world. It is the strongest, best-prepared, best-equipped it has ever been. There is very little difference in the budget that I've proposed than the Republican budget over the next six-year period.
We are spending a lot of a money to modernize our weapons systems. I proposed a lot of new investments to improve the quality of life for our soldiers, for our men and women in uniform, for their families, for their training.
That is my solemn obligation. You asked, when do you decide to deploy them? The interests of the American people must be at stake. Our values must be at stake. We have to be able to make a difference. And frankly, we have to consider what the risks are to our young men and women in uniform.
But I believe the evidence is that our deployments have been successful in Haiti, in Bosnia, when we moved to Kuwait to repel Saddam Hussein's threatened invasion of Kuwait, when I have sent the fleet into the Taiwan Straits, when we've worked hard to end the North Korean nuclear threat.
I believe the United States is at peace tonight in part because of the discipline, careful, effective deployment of our military resources.
MODERATOR Senator Dole?
DOLE Well, I failed to mention North Korea and Cuba a while ago. You look at North Korea, where they have enough plutonium to build six nuclear bombs, where we have sort of distanced ourselves from our ally, South Korea. They lost about 1 million people in the war, the Korean War, the forgotten war. We lost 53,000 Americans. We shouldn't be doing any favors for North Korea. It's a closed society. We don't have any inspection. We don't know whether it's going to work or not. But we keep giving them these incentives. Some have called them something else. Incentives. We don't know what's going to happen.
Here we have Cuba 90 miles from our shores and what have we done? We passed a law that gave people the right to sue and the president postponed it for six months. And it seemed to me, if you want to send a signal, you got to send a signal, Mr. President. The sooner the better off we'll be if you put tougher sanctions on Castro, not try to make it easier for him.
On Cuba
MODERATOR Mr. President, what is your attitude toward Cuba and how Cuba should be treated?
CLINTON Well, first of all, for the last four years we have worked hard to put more and more pressure on the Castro government to bring about more openness and move toward democracy. In 1992, before I became president, Congress passed the Cuban Democracy Act and I enforced it vigorously. We made the embargo tougher, but we increased contacts people-to-people with the Cubans, including direct telephone service which was largely supported by the Cuban-American community.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court sent a clear message Thursday that President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is here to stay, rejecting a major challenge that would have imperiled the landmark law and health insurance for millions of Americans.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A man was accused of killing his parents after their bodies were found in a freezer at their Oregon home by police who twice checked on them but were deterred by notes saying the family was away, authorities said Thursday.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The Sons of Confederate Veterans knew an attack on their cherished symbols would come after seeing photos of the white man accused of killing nine black churchgoers displaying Confederate battle flags. They just didn't expect it from their right flank.
NEW YORK (AP) - A Univision network is dropping the Miss USA pageant and the company says it will cut all business ties with Donald Trump in a spiraling controversy over comments the Republican presidential candidate made recently about Mexican immigrants.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Patrick Macnee, the British-born actor best known as dapper secret agent John Steed in the long-running 1960s TV series "The Avengers," has died. He was 93.
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LaTeX2HTML: Publish Science to the Web
Ironically, 20 years after the advent of the World Wide Web, it is still a struggle to publish math-intensive scientific documents on the Web. New standards like MathML have been out, but before the popular web browsers support them, the best way to reach a maximum audience is still to put math formulae as in-line graphics in HTML documents.
In the off-line world, TeX/LaTeX packages are known to produce the best formatted scientific documents. LaTeX is, in fact, a standard format for many academic journals. For scientists and researchers, the best of two worlds is to write in LaTeX and then publish on the Web. LaTeX2HTML is the perfect tool for that.
LaTeX2HTML originally was written by Nikos Drakos in 1993 as an open-source project. It was improved and enhanced by many members of the Open Source community. LaTeX2HTML converts LaTeX documents to standard HTML format. Since HTML is a text format, it converts all the nontext elements into in-line graphics. It is a Perl application and runs on many platforms including most flavors of UNIX/Linux and Windows.
In this article, I first give an example of how to convert a simple LaTeX document to HTML and discuss how the program handles in-line graphics and style files. I then explain the LaTeX2HTML-specific LaTeX commands/environments. Finally, I discuss a more creative use of LaTeX2HTML—using it on the server side. For simplicity, the term formula refers to anything that is in LaTeX's math mode. That includes simple in-text math symbols, "displaymath" formulae and numbered equations.
The usage of the command is very straightforward. If you want to publish your LaTeX document, mydoc.tex, to the Web, you run
latex2html -local_icons mydoc.tex
LaTeX2HTML creates a new subdirectory (mydoc/) and puts all HTML files and image files in it. You can now copy mydoc/ under the document tree of your web server, and your document is available at http://yourserver/path/mydoc/index.html.
The title, headings and emphasized text are marked up properly with HTML tags. All the formulae/tables/figures and anything that normal HTML cannot display are converted into in-line graphics.
If mydoc.tex has several sections/subsections, LaTeX2HTML generates an HTML file for each section and a table of contents with links to each section. Each page has a navigation bar with links to next/prev sections and the table of contents. If you want only one big HTML file, use the -split 0 command-line switch.
LaTeX2HTML needs to know where to find the icon images on the navigation bar. The simplest solution is to use the -local_icons command-line switch, which instructs LaTeX2HTML to copy the navigation icons into the directory mydoc/. You also can use custom navigation icons by replacing mydoc/*motif*.gif files with your own.
I use math formulae as an example to explain how LaTeX2HTML handles in-line graphics. It does the same thing for floating objects such as figures and tables.
LaTeX2HTML scans through mydoc.tex and extracts all math formulae into a file called images.tex. In images.tex, each formula is on a separate page. It then calls latex images.tex and dvips -S 1 -i to generate a one-page PostScript file for each formula. Ghostscript is used to convert and resize PostScript files into GIF or PNG images. LaTeX2HTML will remember the image names and insert the links back to HTML files generated from mydoc.tex.
There are several command-line switches to control the image generation process. For example, switch ps_images instructs LaTeX2HTML to use links to external PostScript files rather than in-line graphics.
LaTeX2HTML handles style files differently for text and in-line graphics. LaTeX2HTML ignores any style file when it generates main text HTML files from mydoc.tex. However, style files often define new commands and environments that cannot be ignored. As a workaround, LaTeX2HTML allows users to rewrite the style file in Perl format. When LaTeX2HTML encounters a style file, it searches for the Perl translation and incorporates it into the main script. Fortunately, many popular style files already have been translated into Perl. To write such translations requires a working knowledge of the LaTeX2HTML internal structure. It is a difficult task, but you have the source code.
We want formulae, figures and tables to look exactly the same as they would print out on paper, with all the custom symbols, fonts and spacing. So, images.tex includes all the style files used by mydoc.tex. Since images.tex is processed by LaTeX, the style files are handled correctly.
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HyperLaTeX is a very good one way to do it. Much pretty one for me.
The problem are the locales , but you can use LyX to do the frame and then build a skeletton to use HyperLaTeX. Ximo
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July 6, 2016
Acid attack — can mussels hang on for much longer?
Scientists from the University of Washington have found evidence that ocean acidification caused by carbon emissions can prevent mussels attaching themselves to rocks and other substrates, making them easy targets for predators and threatening the mussel farming industry.
May 11, 2016
Skull specializations allow bats to feast on their fellow vertebrates
Over their 52-million-year history, a few bats have evolved a taste for their fellow vertebrates. Now biologists at the University of Washington and the Burke Museum of History and Culture are shedding light on how these so-called "carnivorous bats" adapted to the daunting task of chowing down their backboned prey.
April 6, 2016
Marine preserve to help penguins in a 'predictably unpredictable' place
New regulations by the government of Ecuador to protect the waters around the Galapagos Islands as a marine preserve, including main feeding areas for Galapagos penguins.
February 23, 2016
Four UW scientists awarded Sloan Fellowships for early-career research
Four faculty members at the University of Washington have been awarded early-career fellowships from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The new Sloan Fellows, announced Feb. 23, include Bingni Brunton, assistant professor of biology; Christopher Laumann, assistant professor of physics; Matthew McQuinn, assistant professor of astronomy; and Emina Torlak, assistant professor of computer science and engineering….
February 8, 2016
UW biology professor is a finalist for top conservation prize
P. Dee Boersma, a University of Washington professor of biology and Wadsworth Endowed Chair in Conservation Science, is one of six finalists for the prestigious Indianapolis Prize for conservation. Boersma is the first UW faculty member nominated for this prize — the highest honor for animal conservationists — which has been awarded every other year since 2006.
December 15, 2015
UW conservationists celebrate new protected areas for Argentine penguins
On Dec. 3, the legislature for Argentina's Chubut province established a new marine protected area off Punta Tombo, which would help preserve the feeding grounds for about 500,000 Magellanic penguins that make their home along this rocky stretch of Argentine coast. This is welcome news for the UW scientists who have studied these penguins for decades and advocated for their conservation.
December 10, 2015
Trees either hunker down or press on in a drying and warming western U.S. climate
Two University of Washington researchers have uncovered details of the radically divergent strategies that two common tree species employ to cope with drought in southwestern Colorado. As they report in a new paper in the journal Global Change Biology, one tree species shuts down production and conserves water, while the other alters its physiology to continue growing and using water.
November 19, 2015
Sequencing algae's genome may aid biofuel production
University of Washington scientists have sequenced the complete genetic makeup of a species of ecologically important algae, which may aid in biofuel production.
September 14, 2015
A more acidic ocean will bend the mermaid's wineglass
New research from the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratories shows that a more acidic ocean can weaken the protective shell of a delicate alga. The findings, published Sept. 9 in the journal Biology Letters, come at a time when global climate change may increase ocean acidification.
August 25, 2015
Rare nautilus sighted for the first time in three decades
In early August, biologist Peter Ward returned from the South Pacific with news that he encountered an old friend, one he hadn't seen in over three decades. The University of Washington professor had seen what he considers one of the world's rarest animals, a remote encounter that may become even more infrequent if illegal fishing…
August 13, 2015
'Scarface,' an ancient cousin to mammals, unearthed in Africa
A team of scientists has identified a new species of "pre-mammal" based on fossils unearthed in Zambia's Luangwa Basin in 2009. The ancient, Dachshund-sized creature lived some 255 million years ago, in a time just before the largest mass extinction in Earth's history. Its discoverers include Christian Sidor, professor of biology at the University of…
July 16, 2015
UW researchers show that the mosquito smells, before it sees, a bloody feast
A team of biologists from the University of Washington and the California Institute of Technology has cracked the cues mosquitoes use to find us.
June 30, 2015
UW team programs solitary yeast cells to say 'hello' to one another
UW researchers have produced cell-to-cell communication in baker's yeast — a first step in learning to build multicellular organisms or artificial organs from scratch.
June 29, 2015
Researchers discover how petunias know when to smell good
A team of UW biologists has identified a key mechanism plants use to decide when to release their floral scents to attract pollinators.
June 19, 2015
Access to electricity is linked to reduced sleep
New research comparing traditional hunter-gatherer living conditions to a more modern setting shows that access to artificial light and electricity has shortened the amount of sleep humans get each night.
June 18, 2015
Evidence from ivory DNA identifies two main elephant poaching hotspots
University of Washington biologist Samuel Wasser uses DNA evidence to trace the origin of illegal ivory and help police an international trade that is decimating African elephant populations. New results show that over the past decade, ivory has largely come from just two areas in Africa.
June 17, 2015
Plants make big decisions with microscopic cellular competition
A team of University of Washington researchers has identified a mechanism that some plant cells use to receive complex and contradictory messages from their neighbors.
June 11, 2015
How the hawkmoth sees, hovers and tracks flowers in the dark
What researchers have discovered about the hummingbird-sized hawkmoth could help the next generation of small flying robots operate efficiently under a broad range of lighting conditions. The research is published in the June 12 edition of Science.
June 4, 2015
Warmer, lower-oxygen oceans will shift marine habitats
Warming temperatures and decreasing levels of dissolved oxygen will act together to create metabolic stress for marine animals. Habitats will shift to places in the ocean where the oxygen supply can meet the animals' increasing future needs.
May 4, 2015
Puget Sound's clingfish could inspire better medical devices, whale tags
Researchers at the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratories are looking at how the biomechanics of clingfish could be helpful in designing devices and instruments to be used in surgery and even to tag and track whales in the ocean.
April 15, 2015
3-D printed blossoms a growing tool for ecology
3-D printing has been used to make everything from cars to medical implants. Now, University of Washington ecologists are using the technology to make artificial flowers, which they say could revolutionize our understanding of plant-pollinator interactions.
March 18, 2015
New Air Force center at UW learns from animals for better flight
A new center at the University of Washington funded by the U.S. Air Force will focus on how elements in nature can help solve challenging engineering and technological problems related to building small, remotely operated aircraft.
January 15, 2015
Tiny plant fossils a window into Earth's landscape millions of years ago
An international team led by the University of Washington has discovered a way to determine the tree cover and density of trees, shrubs and bushes in locations over time based on clues in the cells of plant fossils preserved in rocks and soil.
November 6, 2014
Zebrafish stripped of stripes
Within weeks of publishing surprising new insights about how zebrafish get their stripes, University of Washington researchers now explain how to "erase" them.
October 3, 2014
Not stuff of musty museums: Enlist evolutionary biology against modern threats
Using evolutionary biology is one way to try to outwit evolution where it is happening too quickly and to perhaps find accommodations when evolution occurs too slowly.
September 23, 2014
Dying brain cells cue new brain cells to grow in songbird
Using a songbird as a model, scientists have described a brain pathway that replaces cells that have been lost naturally and not because of injury.
August 6, 2014
Penguins at risk world over, scientists urge new strategies
Scientists writing in the current issue of Conservation Biology call for marine protected areas and partially protected areas to help penguins cope.
June 26, 2014
Foul fumes derail dinner for hungry moths
New research on how pollinators find flowers when background odors are strong shows that both natural plant odors and human sources of pollution can conceal the scent of sought-after flowers.
June 4, 2014
It's not giant asparagus: Nine-foot agave showing off at botany greenhouse
Stop outside the botany greenhouse to see an agave plant that's grown a 9-foot-plus flower spike and is about to bloom for the first time in 25 years.
May 21, 2014
Marine apprenticeships give UW undergrads role in animal-ancestor breakthrough
Comb jellies – and not sponges – may lay claim as the earliest ancestors of animals, according to new research in Nature.
May 20, 2014
Shrub growth decreases as winter temps warm up
Many have assumed that warmer winters as a result of climate change would increase the growth of trees and shrubs because the growing season would be longer. But shrubs achieve less yearly growth when cold winter temperatures are interrupted by temperatures warm enough to trigger growth.
May 12, 2014
Improve grades, reduce failure – undergrads should tell profs 'Don't lecture me'
A significantly greater number of students fail science, engineering and math courses that are taught lecture-style than fail with active learning according to the largest analysis ever of studies comparing lecturing to active learning in undergraduate education
May 7, 2014
UW student briefs lawmakers on global land use, touts undergrad research
At an event in Washington, D.C. a UW biology student presented her research into the global connections between consumers and goods that come from agriculture and forest production.
April 29, 2014
Benjamin Hall, Eric D'Asaro elected to National Academy of Sciences
Benjamin Hall and Eric D'Asaro are among the 84 new members elected fellows the National Academy of Sciences.
April 10, 2014
Fruit flies, fighter jets use similar nimble tactics when under attack
Get on your 3-D glasses for one of the animations of tiny fruit flies employing banked turns to evade attacks just like fighter jets.
March 26, 2014
Decline of natural history troubling for science, society
Seventeen North American scientists outline the importance of natural science and call for a revitalization of the practice.
February 4, 2014
Fruit flies – fermented-fruit connoisseurs – are relentless party crashers
That fruit fly appearing moments after you poured that first glass of cabernet, has just used a poppy-seed-sized brain to conduct a finely-choreographed search and arrive in time for happy hour.
January 29, 2014
Deaths attributed directly to climate change cast pall over penguins
Climate change is killing penguin chicks from the world's largest colony of Magellanic penguins, not just indirectly but directly because of drenching rainstorms and heat.
December 19, 2013
Sinuous skeletons, glowing blue and crimson, leap from lab to art world
Fish "stripped" to their skeletons and stained for UW research are now part of an art exhibit at the Seattle Aquarium.
September 19, 2013
Mantas, devil rays butchered for apothecary trade now identifiable
Dried filters from the mouths of filter-feeding rays started appearing in apothecary shops in recent years, but there's been no way to know which of these gentle-natured rays was being slaughtered. Now scientists have discovered enough differences to identify the giant manta and eight devil rays using the dried filters.
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Alexander hasn't made up mind on Syria
Posted September 5th, 2013 @ 9:00pm by News Center
(Nashville, TN) -- Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander says he hasn't made up his mind yet about supporting a military strike against Syria.
On Wednesday, the Republican said he's disgusted that Assad is using poison gas on his own people, but needs clarity on what the consequences of military action will be. Alexander says he wants to look at all of the options before making a decision.


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Farm City Day offers glimpse into the heritage side of farming
Published: Thursday, October 5, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 5, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
Moonshine will not be for sale Saturday at Farm City Day. But those attending the event can enjoy sunshine, learn about the county's rural life, view an old moonshine still and imagine white lightening dripping from the pipe.
Farm City Day schedule
Special Events
Area A
Antique Engines
Apple Country Tractor
Area B
9 a.m. Garden Tractor Pull
Area C
Horseless Carriage
Walking Draft Horses
Miniature Horse Demos
Face Painting
Field 5
11 a.m. Childrens games, ages 7 to 9
Egg Toss
Sack Race
Corn Shucking
Corn Shelling
Corn Cob Darts
Noon Adult games
Frying Pan Toss
Corn Shucking
Corn Shelling
Egg Toss
1 p.m. Childrens games, ages 10 to 12
Egg Toss
Sack Race
Corn Shucking
Corn Shelling
Corn Cob Darts
1 p.m. Childrens games, ages 13 and up
Egg Toss
Sack Race
Corn Shucking
Corn Shelling
Corn Cob Darts
3 p.m. Hog-calling contest, all ages
Shelter 2
11-11:30 a.m. Southern Lights
11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Joseph Greco
1:30-2:30 p.m. Jan Hranek
3-4 p.m. Cool Creek Reunion
Field 3
10-10:30 a.m. Tots on Toes, Club Cheer, Wandas Line Dancers
10:30-11 a.m. CD music
11-11:30 a.m. Rugby Strings
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Green Valley Cloggers
12:45-1:45 p.m. Free Range
2-4 p.m. George Simmons and Friends
Field 4
10-10:20 a.m. Elaine Anderson
10:30-11 a.m. Opening Ceremonies and Corn Shucking
11 a.m. to noon Asheville Clogging
12:15-1:15 p.m. Tom Brown
1:20-1:40 p.m. Mountain Thunder Cloggers
1:45-2:30 p.m. Elaine Anderson
2:30-3 p.m. Forever Young Cloggers
3-4 p.m. Mountain Top Express
A.B. Wexler, with the Mountain Farm and Home Museum, will set up the still on Area D at Jackson Park. The still is on loan from the Floyd Nesbitt family.
Years ago, no one knows for sure how many years ago, Nesbitt purchased a building from Henderson County. He tore the building down, but not before removing an old moonshine still stored in it.
"The Sheriff's Department had stored the still in the building," Wexler said. "No one knows the number of years after that Mr. Nesbitt stored the still in his barn."
In 1998, Nesbitt loaned the still to the museum. Nesbitt is now deceased, so it is not known precisely how old the still is or where it was found by the Sheriff's Department.
The moonshine still is just one of the new exhibits and events planned for this year's Farm City Day.
"We're trying to bring in more local demonstrators and crafters," said Karen Saine with the Henderson County Parks and Recreation. "All the crafters who are coming will not only sell their crafts, but will be demonstrating."
Pat Pyrwood of Penrose will not only bring her goats, but show people how to milk a goat and make goat cheese.
"We're really trying to focus on the heritage side of farming," said Diane Ashburn Turner with the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service in Henderson County. "It's free family fun and a chance to help support local crafters, clubs, churches and nonprofits."
Hot-air balloon rides will begin the day's events at 8:30 a.m. in Area B.
"We have to start the balloon rides early because of the wind," Turner said. "Last year, they were able to give rides until noon because the wind didn't pick up until then."
Tractor pulls begin at 9:30 a.m.
"All of our farm animals will be back," Turner said.
Animals include miniature show horses, horses pulling wagons loaded with children and the petting zoo, which typically has sheep, pigs, cows and chickens.
"This year we have three stages of entertainment," Saine said. "There will be lots of clogging and dancing for children and adults."
New games include the frying pan toss, corn shucking, corn shelling and corn cob darts. Back by popular demand, the hog-calling contest begins at 3 p.m.
The 10:30 a.m. parade will be larger this year, Saine said. More local dignitaries are expected. During opening ceremonies, the dignitaries will compete for bragging rights in a corn-shucking contest.
Miss Hendersonville and two Carolina princesses will also participate. A "big turkey" and the Chick-fil-A cow will march, along with the Shriners "hillbilly motor cars," antique tractors, horse-drawn wagons and the East Henderson High School ROTC color guard.
About 45 nonprofit vendors will have food and other items for sale. There will be displays by fire and rescue departments, the Sheriff's Department, N.C. Wildlife Resources, N.C. Forestry Service and the Soil and Water Conservation Service, which will furnish a hay pile for children. JoiFull the Clown and the WNC Air Museum's ornithopter will also participate.
The Kid's Fishing Hole will return and people can tour Scarecrow Row.
Farm City Day was started in 1955 by the Cooperative Extension Service and Kiwanis International. The festival highlights the dependency of farm people and city people on each other for products and services essential to modern living. The Farm City program was designed to encourage the exchange of ideas and development of shared activities, creating a feeling of mutual understanding and good will.
In 1986, Farm City Day was moved to Jackson Park.
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Trump's Treasury Wouldn't Resurrect Glass-Steagall – Here's Why
If you read the 58-page draft of the Republican Party's official party platform you'll come across a surprising one-liner: "We support reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 which prohibits commercial banks from engaging in high-risk investment."
But before Republican big-bank haters get excited, everyone should know that's not presidential candidate Donald Trump's one-liner.
In fact, it just might turn out to be a joke.
Based on who Mr. Trump is reportedly considering for Treasury Secretary in his would-be cabinet, it's highly unlikely, Republican platform rhetoric aside, a Trump Administration would be even remotely interested in resurrecting Glass-Steagall.
Frighteningly, but not surprisingly, there's a huge Goldman Sachs nexus connecting the end of Glass-Steagall to the future prospect of reviving it, with Donald Trump squarely in the middle.
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This process is made difficult by the following factors:[4,5,6,7,8,9]
- Oncologists are rarely trained in techniques for giving bad news.
- Physicians often experience negative emotions such as anxiety and fear of being blamed when they must tell patients that treatment has not worked.
- Physicians may react to patient emotions by offering false hope or premature reassurance.
- Physicians may omit important information from the disclosure.
- Patients may process information through a repertoire of coping strategies or styles called denial or blunting, which may include avoiding asking questions, being overly optimistic about the outcome, and distorting information to put it in a better light.
Diagnostic Disclosure and Discussions About Prognosis
When there was little in the way of effective anticancer treatment, physicians shied away from disclosing the cancer diagnosis for fear it would send a patient into a mental tailspin.[10][Level of evidence: II] Disclosure of a cancer diagnosis progressed from the physician-centered paternalistic approach to doctor-patient communication in the 1950s and 1960s, to full disclosure by the late 1970s.[11] Improved treatment modalities, changing societal attitudes and, in the United States, legislation enforcing the patient's right to informed decision making drove physician-patient communication in a more open or disclosing direction.[12] Consequently, today in North America and many Western countries, there is total open disclosure regarding the presence of cancer, although physicians frequently do not discuss the prognosis unless a patient asks. The reluctance to truthfully disclose a terminal prognosis persists in southern Europe, including Italy and Spain.[13] For patients, however, not discussing the diagnosis may engender feelings of isolation, anxiety, lack of autonomy or control, psychological abandonment, mistrust, suspicion, and a sense of betrayal. On the other hand, open discussion of the diagnosis decreases uncertainty, improves participation in decisions about care, allows access to psychological support, encourages self-care, and allows the patient to begin planning for the future.[12]
Although honest disclosure can have a negative emotional impact in the short term, most patients will adjust well over time. Gratitude and peace of mind, positive attitudes, reduced anxiety, and better adjustment are some of the benefits that patients report from having been told about a diagnosis of cancer. Because uncertainty is a major cause of emotional distress for patients, relief from uncertainty can, in itself, be therapeutic;[14] some believe that over time, patients achieve a psychosocial objective correlative of order within the context of chaos theory.[15] When bad news is given tactfully, honestly, and in a supportive fashion, the patient's experience of the conversation is less stressful. Not being told about the severity of their condition or not having the opportunity to express their fears and concerns may lead patients to believe that nothing can be done to help them or may prevent them from understanding their disease.[16];[17][Level of evidence: II] On the other hand, a patient who is told bad news bluntly by a practitioner who is trying to quickly complete the difficult task of sharing bad news will likely feel extremely frightened and unsupported. Being told that there is nothing more to be done can engender feelings of abandonment.[17] One study [18][Level of evidence: II] surveyed 497 cancer patients regarding their experiences receiving their cancer diagnoses.
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Courtney S. Campbell is associate professor of theology at Oregon State University in Corvallis.
The Body of Compassion: Ethics, Medicine, and the Church, by Joel James Shuman
A year after the Death with Dignity Act
A 43-year-old Oregon man is progressively paralyzed by the advance of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Cared for by a hospice and his family in his travel trailer, the man requests a lethal dose of medication so that he can end his life. A physician, acting under the state's Death with Dignity law, prescribes a sufficient supply of barbiturates.
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