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So my question to Rep. Barrow is: Where are his loyalties? If he says, "To the Democratic Party," then why isn't he sending that message?
I am an African-American and a Democrat – also a retired soldier of the U.S. Army – and I can honestly say Barrow is a driving force for those of us who are veterans. But we must ask that the real John Barrow please stand up, because we have all been trained to follow a proven and honest leader.
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I'm new to OSX, and don't use the commandline that often. I'm trying to use a script to do some automatic deployment, but when I execute the script it is looking for a directory.
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but I keep getting "No Such file or directory". What is the proper way to do this?
I know this is a basic question, but I can't seem to find a simple answer. Everything I find on google is much more advanced..
UPDATE: In the script, it's looking for the path like this:
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Last Night Began With You
Last night, Democrats braved the cold and snow to attend one of the Nebraska Democratic Party's National Organizing Kickoff Events.
Many of our events were held in Democratic homes, where hosts spoke of their hopes for the Democratic party and our candidates in 2006. Tom McFarland set up a power point presentation at his home with information on voter turnout. He remarked that if his precinct had turned out 18 more Connealy voters, he would have carried that precinct. Imagine if we had done that in every precinct for every election, how many more Democrats we would have elected?
Other events were held at coffee shops and meeting rooms across the state. One such event had a tremendous turnout and featured our State Chair, Steve Achelpohl. Another event in Omaha discussed the importance of contacting voters door-to-door and shared stories of work in previous campaigns. Later, they listened into a conference call with Governor Howard Dean, DNC Chair. You can read Kyle's thoughts on the call here.
Michael, a host in Lincoln, was hesitant at first when asked to host a party. He opened his home and was pleasantly surprised by what he received -- two State Senators, neighbors, and even a few new faces. After the success of his event, he mentioned hosting another party next month!
Grassroots, neighborhood organizing is going to be the key to our victory here in Nebraska in 2006. If we want our candidates to be successful, it is up to each one of us to start talking to our friends, co-workers, and neighbors about the values and issues that make us Nebraska Democrats. We are asking for people to take the energy from our Kickoff Events last night and continue to host informal coffees in your home or other meeting place. Take Michaels advice do not wait for someone else to host a coffee when you can host your own. Sign up on our Event Center and contact me so we can help make your event a success.
Thanks to all of our hosts who gave their time and hard work. Thanks also to each of you who attended these events.
See You Tonight!
In case you haven't received an email about tonight's National Organizing Kickoff, go right now to the Event Center and check out and see if there are any events in your neighborhood.
With the kickoff of the 93 County Strategy and our statewide candidate recruitment efforts--tonight should be a great time to further our ongoing efforts to build a grassroots infrastructure throughout our state.
Please check back as guest bloggers post from various house parties across the state.
Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Enrollment Begins Today
Today is the first day of enrollment for the new Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. Folks have until May 15, 2006 to select which plan is more appropriate for their lives. Unfortunately, with over 40 plans to choose from, many seniors feel like it will take them until May to figure out which one they should sign up for. This quote from yesterday's Omaha World Herald says it all:
"I have a Ph.D., and it's too complicated to suit me," said William Q. Beard, 73, a retired chemist in Wichita, Kan., who takes eight prescription drugs, including several heart medicines. "I fervently wish that members of Congress had to deal with the same health care program we do."
While there is a lot of controversy surrounding the new Medicare Plan (and I would love for you to comment with your own thoughts), I want to provide folks with information they need to learn more about what plan is best for them.
Around 9:30am, I tried logging on to the Medicare website this morning, and I was discouraged when it was inaccessible because of "high traffic." A little later, I tried again, and was able to get on. Hopefully, it will remain available the rest of the day, but I suspect there will be more problems.
You can also visit AARP Nebraska where they have information to help you sort through the plans.
There are also a lot of meetings being held across the state by the Nebraska Medicare Prescription Drug Coalition where you can go to learn more about each plan. You can find a meeting in your town by clicking here.
I have also collected a list of news stories and informational sites that might shed some light on the plans and the politics surrounding them.
Medicare benefit sessions a bitter pill for many -- OWH
Medicare drug program enrollment to start -- Kearney Hub
Medicare bill could help rural areas -- Fremont Tribune
Groups sue over Medicare drug benefit -- cnn.com
Here is a recap of the important informational websites:
www.Medicare.gov 1-800-MEDICARE
AARP Nebraska
Access to Benefits Coalition
Nebraska Medicare Prescription Drug Coalition
Esch: Addressing Health Care's Ailments
My priority in the race to become the Representative from the 2nd District of Nebraska is to lead the effort to reform our beleaguered medical-insurance-hospital system.
Affordable, accessible health care is a fundamental human right. Our aging population makes these programs all the more important. In 25 years, without major changes to our current entitlement programs, the cost of Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security will equal roughly the amount spent on the entire federal government today.
Earlier this year, the National Coalition on Health Care (NCHC) issued a report entitled "Building a Better Health Care System." This non-partisan coalition of 90 organizations ranges from the AFL-CIO and the AARP to Blue Shield of California, AT&T, and the Principal Financial Group. These organizations were united by their commitment to the pursuit of a reformed health-care system.
The NCHC priorities:
1. Health Care Coverage for All
2. Cost Management
3. Improvement of Health Care Quality and Safety
4. Equitable Financing
5. Simplified Administration
The coalition laid out 4 scenarios to improve our health care system. One built on the existing employer-financed system, supplemented by requirements for individuals to self-insure. A second expanded Medicare, Medicaid and other public programs. A third was a new program, with a variety of insurance options modeled on the current federal employees' health benefits plan. And, the last was a single-payer, government-financed plan, similar to Canada's or Britain's. It was projected that a change from the current system to any one of these resulted in enormous savings and better health care coverage.
The findings offer real, possible solutions through both proactive programs and mitigating the costs and problems caused by the current state of the system. One of the findings recommended that universal coverage will in itself result in savings when compared to the current system. By providing universal coverage, many health problems and potential health problems will be detected early enough to either prevent the problem all together or greatly reduce the costs by providing early treatment. This proactive care will serve to shorten the overall length and expense of treatment. This is not only beneficial to the patient; but also serves the purpose of reducing administrative costs involved with health care delivery. Kenneth Thorpe, the former top economist at the Department of Health and Human Services, concluded that these systems can result in projected savings of anywhere from $320 billion to $1.1 trillion in the first 10 years.
The two scenarios of this study that would benefit Nebraskans the most would also create the greatest reductions in spending on healthcare. The first scenario, an expansion of Medicare and Medicaid, is projected to result in universal coverage and the greatest projected reduction in spending. The second scenario is modeled on the federal employee's health benefits plan with a variety of benefits and insurance options. Although not projected to result in the same amount of savings as the plan based on the expansion of Medicaid and Medicare, this program would also create a more affordable health care system by efficient, earlier treatment for uninsured Nebraskans.
While there would certainly be upfront costs, the long-term savings in terms of dollars and human suffering are incredible. Furthermore, inaction is not an option as nearly 46 million Americans are currently without health care. I offer that a change to either one of these systems would greatly reduce spending compared to the current system and would go farther to achieve what the current system has failed to in the form of universal coverage
Health care reform must be a national priority and it cannot be done piece by piece. A complete overhaul will not only serve to reach the goal of universal coverage, it will also result in a more efficient and effective use of Nebraskan's tax dollars. Action and accountability in government goes a long way to curing what ails the current health care system.
-Jim Esch
This is the third in a series of guest blog posts touching on various aspects of health care. Jim Esch is running for Congress in Nebraska's 2rd District.
Kids for Democracy
Hello Fellow Nebraska Democrats,
My name is Jamila Quarles. I am twelve years old. I am a sixth-grader at St. Patrick's Elementary in Elkhorn. I am also one of the Co-Founders for the Nebraska Chapter of Kids For Democracy.
Kids for Democracy is a new group created by kids all across the country. Many of us started as Kids for Kerry/Edwards during John Kerry and John Edwards' campaign during the 2004 Presidential Election. We are now Kids for Democracy, and we support all Democratic nominees in all elections whether local or nationwide. Our major goals as Kids for Democracy are to give kids the opportunity to meet Democratic candidates and leaders, support Democratic ideals, develop leadership skills, and most importantly let kids know that even though they can't vote they can still have a voice in the politics of our country.
Our mission statement is made up of three parts, Education, Involvement, and Advocacy.
We, as part of Kids for Democracy, want every member of our organization to be educated about politics and the Democratic Party. Every kid should try their hardest to make sure that they are fully informed about the political system in our country.
As part of Kids for Democracy, we hope you participate in politics to your best ability, and thrive to understand the basic ideas of the democratic process. Also, it is very important that kids are involved in political campaigns, and learn what it means to be a part of an ongoing, spirited, excited, and vital team racing toward a big goal--to win! In any way, as a member of Kids for Democracy, it is essential to be committed to a cause within the Democratic Party--and act on it and get involved!
Within Kids for Democracy, every member should have one main goal: to work on behalf of Democratic youth. We hope that you will help ensure that the voices of kid Democrats are being heard throughout the country. All kids that participate in Kids for Democracy should support issues and ideas that are committed to fairness and justice. Your job as a member of Kids for Democracy is to make America a safer, healthier, and overall better place for children.
I am inviting all children ages 8-13 years to become involved in Kids For Democracy. Why wait until you are old enough to vote to make a difference in Politics? It is my goal to have a chapter in every elementary and Junior High School in Nebraska. We are currently looking for members for what my mom says is the 3rd and 1st CD. Of course more people from the 2nd are welcome.
If you are a parent and have further Questions check out the Kids for Democracy website.
Jamila Quarles
Co-founder Nebraska Chapter of Kids For Democracy
Veteran Health Care Facts
I hope everyone has taken time today to think about the men and women who have risked their lives serving our country as well as those who have given their lives. So far, 24 Nebraskans have lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan, including three in the last week. You can read a statement made from NDP State Chair Steve Achelpohl in the Press Release section of the Communications Center.
In honor of Veterans Day, we have focused our attention on veterans' health care. Hopefully you have already read the blog post from Senator Nelson who is one of the nation's staunchest supporters of veterans benefits.
I have also posted two new talking points memos focusing on veterans that can be found in the Communications Center and on the Health Care page. Senate Republicans voted five times this year against adequate funding for veterans' health care. Yet at the same time, 25,000 veterans of the Iraq war have returned home and are forced to sit on waiting lists to get medical attention in VA hospitals. On top of that, veterans are forced to wait six months to two years to receive disability compensation. Read more facts in the talking points Chuck Hagel and the Senate GOP Get Failing Grade on Vets Issues and Republicans Break Their Promise to Nebraska's Men and Women in Uniform.
Senator Nelson: Veterans' Health Care
Since coming to Washington I have taken a special interest in issues affecting health care for our veterans. Combat in Iraq and Afghanistan has only served to increase my involvement in these issues. When a country sends its young into harms way, they deserve the best of medical care.
One of the heartbreaking health issues that we recently dealt with in the U.S. Senate had to do with Americans who have been wounded in action. When those who are injured return home many will require modifications to their houses to accommodate their physical limitations. Until recently the government would pay for such modifications only if the wounded person owned a home. The sad reality is that many of todays wounded are young enough never to have owned a home. They may return to their parent
Health Care Kick-Off
Today is the official kick-off of our in-depth focus on health care. We will be posting new information everyday on the blog and will cross-post and archive the information on a new section of our site devoted to health care. You can access that page by clicking here.
3rd District Congressional Candidate Scott Kleeb is our first guest blogger. Tomorrow, Senator Ben Nelson will post about veterans' health care.
The Center for American Progress released new talking points on health care today based on two new studies comparing America's health care system to those in other countries. Former Senator Tom Daschle conducted one study and the other is from the Commonwealth Institute. According to the findings, the U.S. health care system ranks 37th in the world, and the U.S. has a higher infant mortality rate then 41 other countries. I was particularly enlightened by the Daschle study which debunked several myths about the American health care system. I also appreciated that he did not ignore some of the good things the American system has to offer.
You can also find talking points about the 46 million Americans living without health insurance by clicking here.
Kleeb: Restoring Balance to Health Care
The last 20 years have seen amazing advances in medical science. As a result of new diagnostic technologies, new treatments and new drugs, people our living longer and more comfortably than ever before. But there is another side to this coin, and that is rising costs that are making it increasingly difficult for Americans to afford access to care.
According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, total health care expenses in this country are projected to increase from $1.55 trillion in 2002 to $3.34 trillion by 2013--an average increased more 10 percent per year. Not surprisingly, health care insurance premiums, deductibles and co-pays are also on the rise, increasing at a rate as much as six times the rate of inflation.
More and more insured individuals struggle to pay their monthly medical expenses. More and more small business employers cannot afford to offer health care coverage at all, a trend that is particularly alarming when one considers that small businesses accounted for 75 percent of new jobs created between 1990 and 1995. The number of uninsured Americans has grown by 6 million in just five years to reach its present level of 46 million. Fully 80 percent of the uninsured are in working families.
There is an urgent need to restore balance to the American health care system. We cannot allow the United States to follow the path of Latin American countries, where world-class hospitals open their doors only to the wealthy, while run-down and over-crowded public hospitals attempt--with limited success--to administer health care to the majority of the population. But, unless we act now to change course, this is exactly where we are headed.
The solutions to these problems are not as complex as they have been portrayed to be by Washington politicians. There is a tendency among policy makers to adopt an 'all or nothing' stance around health care. Some say the government should take over the whole system. And we have only to look to Europe to see what a disaster that would be. Others say we should do away with all government 'interference' and let the free market reign. And we have only to look at our present number of uninsured, and under-insured, to understand that this is not a realistic solution either.
There are practical steps that we can take right now to control health care costs and expand insurance coverage. Did you know, for example, that administrative costs (paper work) make up more than 7 percent of health care costs? These costs are growing faster than virtually any other component of health care expenses. If we make a one time investment in shifting to a comprehensive electronic record keeping system, we could save billions of dollars per year. The costs of hospitalization and doctor visits would, in turn, be reduced.
Or did you know that of the 46 million uninsured, more than half are in households headed by someone who is self-employed or who works for a small business (fewer than 100 employees)? Legislation currently working its way through Congress would allow small businesses to band together to purchase health care coverage for their employees at more reasonable and sustainable rats. Such a move would help guarantee that more small businesses can offer quality health care coverage to employees in the years ahead.
Through these and other innovative ideas, we can begin to get our health care system under control. But first, there has to be the will in Congress to take on the insurance companies and the pharmaceutical companies. Today, CEOs are using their fabulous profits to pay an army of lobbyists to whisper in the ears of our Congressman and Senators. And, unfortunately, the tactic has been all too successful.
If I am elected to Congress, I will put communities first. I will fight for measures that can reverse the alarming trends in our health care industry--before it is too late.
-Scott Kleeb
This is the first in a series of guest blog posts touching on various aspects of health care. Scott Kleeb is running for Congress in Nebraska's 3rd District.
Happy Blogoversary, UNO College Dems
If you haven't had a chance yet, please stop over at the UNO College Democrats Blog and help celebrate their one year blogaversary.
Perhaps being the second most active blog in Nebraska (nice try guys), they've done some great analysis and research over the last year on a variety of issues and candidates--as well as re-energize the College Democrats on the University of Nebraska-Omaha campus.
So please, go wish them a Happy Blogoversary, comment on one of their "24 posts to remember", and join the blogosphere movement.
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Artist Damian Stamer uses his brush to blend childhood memories into evocative works of art. Researchers use motion capture cameras to study how the body heals. A media arts program inspires students to learn & grow. Plus a wild & crazy sport binds these athletes together as a team & a community.
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All across the nation women are lacing up their roller skates. They're not going to hit the old rink with a disco ball spinning & music to skate to. Instead these women are ready to put on their face paint & battle each other in the flat track roller derby association. Jeff Smith meets the Rogue Roller Girls All Star team and see how they mix their love for their sport with work & family time.
Durham-based Big Spoon Roasters is putting a modern twist into a traditional favorite with their artisanal nut butters.
Endurance Seafood relies on a family foundation as it works to maintain its business in difficult times. Scientists study the mystery of Carolina Bays. Jerry Darnell man forges a career in traditional blacksmithing. Big Spoon Roasters makes big business out of its tasty nut butters. And life is peachy for life-long farmer Garrett Johnson.
A Seagrove blacksmith is capturing the attention of not only North Carolinians, but Hollywood, as well. With several movie credits to his name, Jerry Darnell has a rich history in his trade and has made it his passion to share it with others.
July is officially peach month in North Carolina! To pay tribute to this naturally sweet treat, producer Erica Starke-Knight visits Johnson Farms. For three generations, the Johson's have grown quality fruit. The business was started by Mr. Garrett Johnson's father 82 years ago. At 84 years old, Mr. Garrett and his wife Barbara are still going strong, offering 45 varieties of peaches.
Jeff Smith rides along with an air ambulance crew. Frank Graff learns how the EPA is monitoring our air to keep us healthy. Erica Starke-Knight meets a family with a long history of traditional boatbuilding. And John Litschke takes us to a family farm that draws on its heritage while working toward a more sustainable future.
When someone gets hurt in an accident you call for medical help & an ambulance. But if that emergency is far from a medical center, a medical helicopter team must come in & transport the patient. This is especially an issue in our more rural areas of the state where no trauma centers are within quick driving distance. Jeff Smith introduces us to one team that serves rural areas of our state.
Traveling the backroads of the Blue Ridge in Buncombe County, it's easy to see what draws people to this area called Hickory Nut Gap. It's also home to a farm that has shared that name since 1916 & has always led by example. Jamie & Amy Ager are the newest generation at its helm, & they continuing to exemplify good stewardship of the land & to work toward a sustainable future.
Joe Kwon, the high-energy cellist for the North Carolina grown, American folk rock band, The Avett Brothers talks about music, family, friends, & food. Researchers at RTI are developing fuel from plants. Urban Ministries of Wake County planted a garden to supplement their food bank. And pre-teen Kenzie Hinson of Goldsboro started a food pantry to help people in her community.
Every day people in North Carolina depend on the services and food banks of Urban Ministries. In Wake County, a group of volunteers have found a way to lend some extra help to the nutritional needs of the community and it is right on the grounds where hungry citizens pick up their next meal. Jeff Smith takes a look at the men who tend to Urban Ministries Gardens.
At 12 years old, Goldsboro resident Kenzie Hinson is many things: a clogger, a golfer, a swimmer. But the rest of her free time is spent on something quite incredible–feeding hundreds of hungry people in Wayne, Sampson and Johnston counties each week. Kenzie Hinson is the founder and operator of Goldsboro's Make a Difference Food Pantry.
Filmmaker Dawn Dreyer creates an animated documentary Bipolar Girl Rules the World about coping with mental illness. Researchers develop a substance that's harder than diamonds & cheaper to make. A weaving studio recycles scrap material into products that are sold to support area charities. And Pop Ferguson & his son Clyde work to preserve & promote traditional blues music.
During her two-decade struggle with mental illness, Dawn Dreyer's drawings evolved into a comic strip about a superhero called Bipolar Girl and Kacey the Wonderdog, and then eventually, an animated doc Bipolar Girls Rule the World.
In a corner brick building in downtown Sanford, volunteer weavers are tending to their looms creating bags, blankets and towels from donated materials to raise money for charities across Lee County. Jeff Smith introduces us to this volunteer group called Common Thread.
88 year old bluesman Pop Ferguson is a legend in his own right. One of the last practioners of traditional blues in Western NC, Pop has been playing since he was a child. Nowadays, Pop & his son Clyde have one mission in mind- reconnect todays culture with the heritage of what Pop calls the traditional "gut bucket" blues.
Kings Restaurant in Kinston is a favorite among locals & tourists alike. A Charlotte engineering firm is working to bring electricity to areas in need. Former system president Tom Ross is the 2016 University Award recipient. Plus a woodcarver uses traditional techniques in making hand-carved bowls.
Since 1979, the UNC Board of Governors has recognized illustrious service to higher education through the University Award--the highest distinction bestowed by the University. This year's awardee is an academic product and former system president of the university. Mitchell Lewis presents the 2016 University Award recipient, Tom Ross.
Every Year at the State Fair artisans bring their specialty goods to the Heritage Circle. One of those artists is JP Madren. He hand carves and sells his wooden dough bowls while teaching the audience how he started making them for his wife and Mother as gifts. Jeff Smith caught up with Mr. Madren and learns his story as they make a bowl from a tree.
On May 11, 2016, Duke University reopened the iconic chapel after a year-long, $19 million restoration. The undertaking included extensive work on the ceiling, roof, woodwork and stained glass windows. Julian Abele, the first African American graduate of the architecture program at U Penn in 1902, was the chief architect and designer of this beautiful gothic structure.
UNC Charlotte researchers track the Zika Virus. Western Carolina University speech pathologist Dr. David Shapiro receives the 2016 O. Max Gardner Award. Britt Boyette of Wilson makes beautiful instruments at his Salem Street Drum Company. Duke Chapel reopens after a year-long restoration project.
Each year the University of North Carolina System recognizes outstanding faculty and staff for their enhancements to the region they serve. This years Oliver Max Gardner Award winner is a speech Pathologist from Western Carolina University. Jeff Smith introduces us to Dr. David Shapiro who is professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders.
One of the most influential ways to maintain leadership in an organization is good communication. Many times communication is harder to grasp when team members are scattered across multiple locations and schedules. That is why one former Duke Football player developed an application for team communication.
From painting, to music, to unique sports, creativity comes in many forms in NC.
Studio 345 is a program for Charlotte youth that uses Digital Media Arts to inspire them.
All across the US women are lacing up their skates to compete in roller derby.
A Durham company blends modern & traditional with its artisanal nut butters.
Family businesses, farms, & craftsmen, plus a geologic mystery.
A Seagrove artist is making a name for himself both among North Carolinians & Hollywood.
July is peach month in NC. To celebrate we visit farmer Garrett Johnson in his orchard.
Air ambulances, air monitoring, traditional boatbuilding, & sustainable farming on NC Now.
When someone gets hurt & is far from a medical center, a medical helicopter comes to help.
Hickory Nut Gap Farm is building on its history as it works toward the future.
Meet musician Joe Kwon, visit two unique food pantries, & learn about biofuel research.
A group of volunteers has found a new way to help to the hungry in their community.
12 year-old Kenzie Hinson is the founder & operator of the Make a Difference Food Pantry.
An art therapy project becomes a personal mission for one young NC woman.
Filmmaker Dawn Dreyer creates an animated documentary about coping with mental illness.
Volunteer weavers recycle donated materials into new products to raise money for charity.
Legendary bluesman Pop Ferguson works to promote & preserve traditional music.
Visit Kings Restaurant, meet a woodcarver who makes traditional bowls, & much more.
Former UNC System President Tom Ross receives the 2016 University Award.
JP Madren carves & sells his wooden dough bowls & also teaches others how to make them.
In May 2016, Duke reopened the iconic chapel after a year-long, $19 million restoration.
Zika research at UNCC, speech therapy program at WCU, a tour of the restored Duke Chapel.
WCU's Dr. David Shapiro is the 2016 O. Max Gardner Award recipient.
A former Duke Football player has developed an application for team communication.
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2015 Illinois State Fair Bringing Rascal Flatts, Justin Moore, Brantley Gilbert, and Several More Country Stars to Springfield
The Illinois State Fair has announced its 2015 grandstand lineup, and several country stars will be appearing during the fair in August, including Rascal Flatts, Justin Moore, Brantley Gilbert, Scotty McCreery and Josh Thompson.
Country Concerts Within Driving Distance in August
August will be a good month for country music fans, as several of the top names in the genre will be appearing within driving distance of our area.
Summer Concert Quiz – How Much Do You Know About the Awesome Entertainment Coming to Our Region?
Over the past several weeks we've been receiving concert information for the upcoming county and state fairs, in addition to the news that Josh Thompson will be headlining National Tom Sawyer Days. Which show are you most looking forward to seeing? Take our Summer Concert Quiz to see how well you know the country stars that will be visiting our region!
Who Would You Most Like to See at a County Fair?
Fair season isn't that far away. Some of our area fairs have already announced their line ups, and others are yet to come.
2014 Illinois State Fair Featuring Florida Georgia Line, Jake Owen
The 2014 Illinois State Fair in Springfield is again set to go with some high powered country talent on stage, including Florida Georgia Line and Jake Owen.
Illinois State Fair Attendance Best in a Decade
The Illinois State Fair reported its highest attendance in more than ten years. A total of 961,142 fairgoers passed through the gates this year, an increase of five percent or 42,707 visitors...
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri State Fair Music Entertainment Lineups
The State Fairs of Illinois, Iowa and Missouri are set with some great entertainment lined up with Toby Keith and Gary Allen fans getting three chances to them in concert at all three Fairs.
Did You Know You Can Fish at The Illinois State Fair?
Learning how to fish is fun, easy and free for youngsters and families throughout Illinois this summer thanks to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Urban Fishing Program. Free fishing clinics are planned at this year's Illinois State Fair's "Conservation World" with 5 clinics being held daily from August 13th through the 22nd in Springfield where sun fish will be available for catching in a fabricated pond.
Which Fair Concert Are You Most Excited About?
The 2013 county fairs will be here before you know it. Fair season lasts from the end of June through the first part of August. This year, we'll see acts like Joe Nichols, John Michael Montgomery, Jerrod Niemann and Rodney Atkins on stage at the area county fairs. There are some huge names in country music lined up for the Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa State Fairs, including: Toby Keith, Alan Jackson and Gary Allan, just to name a few. While not officially a "fair" act, Tracy Lawrence will be at the Adams County Fairgrounds for the Quincy Firefighters Local 63 Country Music Concert on June 22.
Which show are you most excited about seeing in 2013?


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time to roll this BIATCH OVER!!Watch the ticker people!!GAME OVER!!The Gigg is UP!!!0.0023 cominG!!
Isn't that posse a little sore? Probably overworked paying for the Florida vacation. You pick up some tarball souvenirs????
no Tar balls On Captiva, but I bought a nice duplex for 450K on the water!!GIDDY UP!!
Hey Swimmer..... You're from Il AND Fla too? You by chance ever like to go to the Dog Races?
dog races?oh yeah!but that was a long time ago.with my first g/fhollywood track, biscayne kennel which been knocked down since then, and flaglernot the same as it used to be


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Burton upon Trent seems nice! I love those typical English Pubs :-)) It is really time I visited England again! It has been toooo long ago!
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The plugin works fine for the screen width I've set it to be active for, but it completely deletes my primary navigation menu when the screen is above the maximum width I've set in the settings. It doesn't just hide it, it removes it entirely from the page. It no longer exists, and instead the responsive menu sits in it's place (although it's not being displayed above the maximum width size I set). So it's just white space. I'm not getting any errors that would indicate a conflict, and I'm not using any other plugins to display my menu, I just built it out myself in my theme.
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Tim Rattay Highlights The best is 1:37 to 1:44, yes I see 81, but I haven't seen A. Smith throw a ball like that.)
Career QB rating: 81.9
TD-INT ratio: 31-23
Am I the only one that thinks this team goes 10-6 with Gore, Davis, Crabs, Morgan, and Rattay instead of Smith?
He wasn't bad in the few games he played in the 03 season, Montana wouldn't have put up a QB rating over 90 with that o-line and Kevan Barlow running the ball in 04.
I realize almost anyone is better than Alex Smith at this point, but how well do you think the 9ers would have done with Rattay at the helm of this 2010 team?
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How do you see the change history for a post? I'm trying to determine when an image was added to the post, when it was set to Private status, etc.
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I asked a bunch of questions and bugged people on several forums so I am trying to give back a little since I solved my problem(with help).
I went through the "missing template" "broken theme" issue like several others have with thematic and there child themes for word press.
The solution to my problem was actually so simple I would have never figured it out on my own.
When you download themaic to your wp-content-themes directory,make sure you have the most direct path to that file.
For example I had Thematic 0.9.
So I put that file in my directory.
My themes would not work but Thematic would.
Make sure you click on the folder and upload the second file to the directory.It should just say "Thematic".
Not Thematic 0.9
When you click on the file 0.9 it should take you to a folder that just says "Thematic"
That file is where the meat and potatoes is of the Thematic theme.
Make sure your child themes have the same direct file path as well.
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i will make $125,000....what are my chances?
ARE YOU F$%%^ing SERIOUS??? IDIOT!
this play ain't looking so likely. still time of course...
would you mind detailing your position such that you need to get there by friday and you know your exact profit level. are you saying you have fifty 130 calls and are hoping to make that on intrinsic value alone?
one in five 20 percent
Ask Kernan or Santelli , or Cramer , Santelli was goin' off the deep end again today , it was like the Bush Days all over again ... BE PREPARED !
I missed it what was Santelli bithin about today? The man has to calm down or one day he will blow a gasket on live TV.
Only gamble what you can afford to lose. This is a red or black situation. My bet is on red.
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Currently the cost of Marywood's Health Insurance Plan is $1,768 per year for ALL students. This insurance is for individual coverage through Bollinger Insurance Company (ATT: College Dept. 101 JFK Parkway, Short Hills, NJ 07078). Please visit the Bollinger's Health Insurance website to review and read the specific important details of the coverage. In particular, be sure to print your ID card and Claim forms. Take both the card and a claim form with you to any doctor or hospital visit as the insurance company will not be able to process your claim without the claim forms completed by you.
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In the following essay, Simonds studies Shakespeare's dramatization of the Protestant marriage ideal in Cymbeline through his references to classical emblematic imagery of the elm and vine.
Perhaps the most emotionally satisfying stage image in Shakespeare's Cymbeline occurs in Act 5, scene 5, where it elicits from Posthumus the best poetry in the entire play: "Hang there like fruit, my soul, / Till the tree die" (5.5.263-64).1 This is, of course, the moment when a joyful Imogen flings her arms about the neck of her long-lost husband, who at last returns her loving embrace. Although such reunions occur elsewhere in Shakespeare's canon, this one is unusual for the haunting beauty of Posthumus' words, which are often quoted but...
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Published: Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 8:00 a.m.
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For years, recess at Grout Elementary School in Portland, Ore., was fraught with the same sort of playground woes common around the country.
Some kids would play, some wouldn't. Some roughhoused and got into tussles. Resolving those tussles, teachers said, ate into post-recess classroom time.
"Kids are not inherently kind to each other," said Principal Susan McElroy.
The pattern was broken about a year ago when McElroy hired a recess coach to help children do what they used to do naturally: play. Now, Grout has its own professional coach on school grounds all day who not only organizes and supervises playground games, but also trains kids to be junior coaches, teaches conflict resolution and serves as a mentor, McElroy said.
A growing number of schools nationwide are hiring playtime professionals to help transform recess from a free-for-all into what they hope will be a healthier physical experience. In some cases, that means hiring full-time professionals; in others, it might mean training school staff and parent volunteers.
Grout, like many low-income schools, established its program through Playworks, an Oakland, Calif.-based group that this year will provide assessment, training and a full-time coach to 270 schools in 16 cities. Thanks to a recent $19 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and other support, Playworks subsidizes more than half the $55,000 it costs for a school to have a full-time, onsite coach.
Jill Vialet started Playworks, then called Sports4Kids, in 1996 after meeting with a beleaguered principal bemoaning the problems of recess. She said that at schools with recess coaches, teachers report reclaiming instructional time that was previously lost to working out kids' problems. In addition, playing cooperatively and, in some cases, earning leadership roles as "junior coaches," builds a sense of community among students.
"The return is a much better place to learn," Vialet said.
The idea of putting recess in the hands of professionals, however, has drawn criticism from those who feel that childhood today is in danger of being micromanaged by adults. Learning to play cooperatively is an important step in children's development, and that includes learning how to handle difficult situations, they say.
Lee Igel, a New York University assistant professor who has worked with schools as a sports and organizational psychology expert, said recess coaching is well-intended.
But the problems it is meant to address, he said — stopping bullying, encouraging inclusion, fostering cooperation — are too wide-ranging and have deeper causes.
"We've always had bullies, but it seems to be on the increase," Igel said. He thinks that's the result of changing social values "and how people and community are no longer there." Fixing those problems must be done on a larger scale and start with a discussion of values.
In addition, Igel said, some of the hard lessons learned on the playground — being picked last for a team, for instance, or not gelling with other kids — often turn into motivation for success, or at least lend perspective, later in life.
"You don't want to set children up for failure," said Igel, "but you don't want to always prevent it either."
McElroy, the Grout principal, said the days are gone when kids were adept at finding ways to play creatively on their own. The rise of electronic entertainment and the decline of spontaneous neighborhood play have left many children ill-equipped to handle unstructured playground time; they don't have the social skills.
"Kids by and large don't know how to do that anymore," McElroy said. "They weren't doing it, anyway."
Alexandra Penn, founder of Champions Against Bullying, a nonprofit that offers workshops and other services, agrees. She says more playground supervision is essential, as is specific training in how to manage bullying.
"Kids bully for many reasons and they also bully because they can," Penn said. "Who's stopping them?"
In addition, she said, it's incumbent on schools to ensure that all children — including those prone to being bullied — receive the benefits of recess.
"Play stretches a child's imagination and boosts self-esteem," Penn said. "Children become more resilient, develop cognitively, learn how to problem solve, interact with others, discover all they can do on their own and get in touch with their feelings and those of others."
Having recess coaches doesn't mean that schools have lost sight of the benefits of self-motivated play, proponents said. Helping kids get there is part of the plan.
"It's really getting these kids more and more working together as a team," said Marc Sickel, founder of Fitness for Health, a Washington, D.C.-area organization that trains school staff and volunteers to facilitate playground activities. "We assume too many times that the kids have the ability to work out their conflicts, when they really don't have those yet."
As head of a culturally diverse school, McElroy said, she welcomes all opportunities for cooperative learning.
"Anything we can do like this helps build a school community," she said.
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Bike Score drops Mpls's ranking to second, maps most and least bikeable spots in the city [IMAGES]
Walk Score's map of Minneapolis's overall bikeability.
screenshot from Walk Score
Back in May, Walk Score, the website that assigns walkability grades to addresses across the country, branched out into Bike Score. For that first phase, Bike Score looked at just ten cities and rated them between 0 and 100. Minneapolis topped the list with a 79, nine points higher than runner-up Portland.
Now, Bike Score's expanded to 25 cities, and one of the newcomers, Boulder, Colo., has bumped us down to the silver. But along with the expanded list comes interesting new details about how we bike, including color-coded maps that highlight cyclists' best (and worst) territory within the city.
See Also:
- Minneapolis named most bikeable city... in part because it's so damn flat here
- More bike kudos: Outside mag names us one of the continent's top 10 cycling cities
The overall map, above, shows on the whole why we rank so well: It's mostly green, tinging into yellow as you move away from the urban core.
A map of the bike lanes, though, shows a more complicated picture:
Where the bike lanes are.
screenshot from Walk Score
Here, sizable portions of the city aren't fully equipped, with much of south and north registering in the orangey-red. But our terrain redeems us:
No hills here.
screenshot from Walk Score
The only place in town cyclists have to struggle up hills is along the Mississippi.
Another reassuring map plots where the bike commuters are, and shows that people are actually using all this infrastructure:
screenshot from Walk Score
For a comparison of how good it is to see so much green, take a look at the overall score map for Austin, which comes in at a surprisingly low 22nd place:
screenshot from Walk Score
Here's the full list:
1 Boulder, Colorado 86
2 Minneapolis, Minnesota 79
3 Fort Collins, Colorado 78
4 Ann Arbor, Michigan 76
5 Eugene, Oregon 75
5 Tempe, Arizona 75
7 Portland, Oregon 70
7 San Francisco, California 70
9 Boston, Massachusetts 68
9 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 68
11 Madison, Wisconsin 67
12 Washington, D.C. 65
13 Seattle, Washington 64
13 Tucson, Arizona 64
15 New York, New York 62
15 Chicago, Illinois 62
17 Miami, Florida 57
17 Oakland, California 57
19 Los Angeles, California 54
20 Houston, Texas 49
21 San Diego, California 48
22 Austin, Texas 45
23 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 39
24 Tyler, Texas 38
25 Cincinnati, Ohio 37
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The Civil War, our fiery trial
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The "good" war's invisible wounds
Mythologizing and romanticizing World War II ignores its complex legacy.
A real "moment of truth"
There is another way to turn around the annual deficit and ultimately eliminate the national debt.
Killing Libya in order to save it
Once again the U.S. is using depleted uranium munition, this time in Libya.
Humanitarian intervention or regime change?
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The Committee on Honors and Awards of the Modern Language Association invites authors to compete for the twenty-fourth annual Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for French and Francophone Studies, to be awarded for an outstanding scholarly work in the field of French or francophone linguistic or literary studies. For the competition in 2016, the committee solicits entries of books written by current members of the association and published in 2015. Works of literary history, literary criticism, philology, and literary theory are eligible for consideration; books that are primarily translations will not be considered. The Scaglione Prize for French and Francophone Studies, which consists of a cash award and a certificate, was established by the Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Endowment Fund. It will be presented to the winning author at the association's annual convention in January 2017.
To enter a book into the competition, authors or publishers should send four copies and a letter identifying the work and confirming the author's membership in the MLA to the Scaglione Prize for French and Francophone Studies, Modern Language Association, 85 Broad Street, suite 500, New York, NY 10004-2434. In the case of a born-digital publication, send the relevant media or URL and a letter identifying the work to email@example.com. Publishers may enter more than one title. Books entered in this competition may also compete for the James Russell Lowell Prize or the MLA Prize for a First Book, provided they meet eligibility requirements. Entries may be sent at any time but must be received by 1 May 2016. The winning author will be contacted in September, and a public announcement will be made in early December. Because of the volume of submissions, we regret that we are unable to contact each entrant individually.
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