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Rent Seeking, Local Protectionism, and Marketization in China
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Book DescriptionAndrew Wedemen argues that China succeeded in moving from a Maoist command economy to a market economy because the central government failed to prevent local governments from forcing prices to market levels. Having partially decontrolled the economy in the early 1980s, economic reformers baulked at price reform, opting instead for a hybrid system wherein commodities had two prices, one fixed and one floating. Depressed fixed prices led to 'resource wars', as localities battled each other for control over undervalued commodities while inflated consumer goods prices fuelled a headlong investment boom that saturated markets and led to the erection of import barriers. Although local rent seeking and protectionism appeared to carve up the economy, in reality they had not only pushed prices to market levels and cleared the way for sweeping reforms in the 1980s, they had also pushed China past the 'pitfalls' of reform that entrapped other socialist economies.
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Roddick, Isner win in Winston-Salem Open debuts
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) – Top-seeded Andy Roddick looked very much at home in his first match at the Winston-Salem Open.
Roddick defeated France's Edouard Roger-Vasselin 6-2, 6-4 on Tuesday night in the second round of the final men's tuneup before next week's U.S. Open.
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Roddick, a former No. 1 who is 21st in the ATP rankings, was playing just his second match in the last six weeks because of an abdominal strain. He had little trouble with the 27-year-old Roger-Vasselin, who is ranked 107th.
"It's tough coming off an injury," Roddick said. "This week in practice I really tried to get back to low on the unforced error count, get my legs back under me and get into a flow of rallies and serving well and not giving anything away."
Roddick has had plenty of success in Winston-Salem, having gone 5-0 in three previous Davis Cup tries through the years. He next plays Wednesday against No. 15 seed Santiago Giraldo, who beat Blaz Kavcic 6-2, 6-3.
Roddick broke Roger-Vasselin twice in the first set. He used his powerful serve to keep Roger-Vasselin on his heels in the second set.
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Roddick, the highest-ranked American in the tournament, converted 66% of his first serves, and forced Roger-Vasselin into several unforced errors.
"I was trying to make him be aggressive from tough positions on the court," Roddick said. "He wanted to shorten the point, and he was having to go for a winner from further back in the court or low or high. I was rarely putting the ball in his pocket."
Roddick and Greensboro native John Isner, the No. 4 seed, are the only Americans left in the field.
Isner also won his debut here, beating Dudi Sela 7-6 (7-3), 6-2 in the second round earlier in the day. Isner, who is 28th in the ATP rankings, next faces 13th-seeded Jarkko Nieminen of Finland, who beat Denis Istomin 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.
Three seeded players were upset in afternoon matches. Belgium's Steve Darcis rallied to beat No. 11 seed Dmitry Tursunov 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, and qualifier Julien Benneteau of France claimed a 6-3, 6-1 victory over No. 16 seed Igor Kunitsyn. Kei Nishikori of Japan defeated 12th-seeded Pablo Andujar 7-6 (7-3), 6-2.
In addition to Isner, four other seeded players won early matches.
No. 5-seeded Nikolay Davydenko beat American Michael Russell 6-2, 6-2; No. 7 seed Juan Monaco topped Germany's Tobias Kamke 7-5, 6-0; No. 10-seeded Robin Haase defeated American James Blake 6-4, 6-1; and No. 14-seeded Grigor Dimitrov beat American Donald Young 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (7-2).
In later matches, No. 9-seeded Sergiy Stakhovsky beat Andrey Golubev 6-1, 2-6, 6-4; Pierre-Ludovic Duclos edged American Ryan Harrison 7-5, 7-5; and No. 3-seeded Alexandr Dolgopolov defeated Argentina's Carlos Berlocq 6-4, 6-4.
Tournament director Bill Oakes says no matches were stopped due to the earthquake that shook parts of the East Coast and that "no one really seemed to notice it."
But Isner did.
"I was upstairs (in the stadium) with my mom, and she was like, 'It's an earthquake,' " Isner said. "And I was like, 'Come on, Mom, there aren't earthquakes in North Carolina.' "
"I thought somebody was doing construction nearby, so I got on the Internet, and it was up and down the East Coast," he added. "So, that's crazy."
Roddick said he didn't feel anything.
"Everyone is talking about it and (wife Brooklyn Decker) and I were out to lunch and we didn't notice anything," Roddick said. "I didn't even know it happened."
Tournament officials also said sixth-seeded Kevin Anderson withdrew due to illness.
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California Association of Winegrape GrowersCalifornia Association of Winegrape Growers
The California Association of Winegrape Growers
Established in 1974, the California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) is an advocate for farmers, providing leadership on public policies, research and education programs, sustainable farming practices and trade policy to enhance the California winegrape growing business and our communities.
- Represent growers before legislative bodies, government agencies and the news media.
- Provide an open forum to exchange ideas.
- Resolve issues related to growing and marketing. Encourage cooperative efforts among grape growers.
- Support the continued production of quality winegrapes. Work to stimulate consumption of grapes for wine and other grape-based products.
- Collect and disseminate information on production and marketing to members.
- Provide industry leadership on the development and implementation of best practices.
California Sustainable Winegrowing AllianceCalifornia Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance
A Partnership Between California Vintners and Winegrape Growers
The Sustainable Winegrowing Program was initiated in January 2001 by winegrowing members of Wine Institute and the California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) to promote vineyard and winery practices that are sensitive to the environment, responsive to the needs and interests of society-at-large, and economically feasible to implement and maintain. Wine Institute is a public policy advocacy group, representing more than 975 California wineries and affiliated businesses responsible for 85 percent of the nation's wine production. CAWG is a public policy advocacy group of winegrape growers, representing more than 60 percent of the total annual grape crush. Together they developed the Code of Sustainable Winegrowing Practices workbook as the basis for the Sustainable Winegrowing Program, providing a tool for vintners and growers to assess their practices and learn how to improve their overall sustainability. Wine Institute and CAWG formed the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance to assist in program implementation. These organizations will continue to work together to promote sustainable winegrowing practices that benefit the environment, the community and high quality grapes and wine.
A Proactive Approach to Sustainability
As the State's population explodes and urban areas encroach on traditionally rural farmland, the California wine community is taking a proactive, precautionary approach to address increasing pressure resulting from public and legislative perceptions, environmental decisions from regulatory and governmental bodies, and other growth-related issues. By adopting and implementing the Code of Sustainable Winegrowing Practices, members of the California wine community can greatly augment their collective and individual ability to respond to these pressures while demonstrating that they are responsible neighbors and committed stewards of the land.
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Fiscalini Cheese CompanyFiscalini Cheese Company
Fiscalini Cheese Company was established in the year 2000 when John Fiscalini followed in his ancestors' footsteps and began making cheese just as they had in Switzerland in the 1700's. When he began producing cheese on his dairy farm in Modesto California he had no real experience in making cheese he just followed a simple recipe and always stayed committed to making only the highest quality cheese.
John had been making cheese about a year when fate intervened and he was introduced to Mariano Gonzalez. After a visit to Fiscalini Cheese Company Mariano undoubtedly left knowing that together he and John Fiscalini could achieve their dreams of producing some of the best cheeses in the world.
Born in Paraguay, Mariano learned to make cheese as a young boy when his uncle got into the cheese business out of necessity. In the rolling hills, where his dairy was located, Mariano's uncle made cheese when it rained and the milk truck couldn't make it to the dairy to transport the milk due to the slippery roads. Mariano was willing to help out and quickly became the family cheesemaker. Years later, he relocated to Vermont where he got a summer job at Shelburne Farms. Within just a few years he became their head cheesemaker winning numerous awards and securing national recognition for their cheeses.
In the spring of 2001 Mariano became an extension of the Fiscalini family and began making cheese for us, just one year later our Fiscalini Bandage Wrapped Cheddar won Best Farmstead Cheese in North America. Today Mariano continues to manage and grow our product line while winning awards for his handcrafted masterpieces.
Our cheeses are all made in small batches, using natural ingredients and milk from our own cows. Although the process of making cheese by hand is extremely labor intensive we believe that creating artisan cheese is a tradition well worth the extra effort.
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Friends of the WinemakersFriends of the Winemakers
Friends of the Winemakers is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to preserve the history of winemaking and the enjoyment of wine in the Santa Clara Valley and the Santa Cruz Mountains; to share the knowledge with others; to stimulate interests about vineyards, varieties of wine, and the process of wine production; and to support our winery members through publicity and various activities.
Each month we schedule a wine oriented activity. Some of these involve visits to local wineries and tastings in support of the Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains wine industry. We help non-profit organizations with volunteer assistance by pouring wine at their events. Looking ahead, we're working to further encourage knowledge about our local winemaking industry and to preserve its history through the establishment of a Santa Clara Valley/Santa Cruz Mountains Wine Museum.
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International Culinary CenterInternational Culinary CenterContact: Rachel Lintott
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In 1984, Dorothy Cann Hamilton founded The French Culinary Institute with a singular goal in mind: to provide superlative French culinary training in New York City in an immersive six-month program. Inspired by the technical school her father created and the premier vocational schools she visited in Europe, she accomplished what many deemed impossible. After 30 years, we are now the International Culinary Center. We count Jacques Pépin, André Soltner and Jacques Torres among our deans and our 15,000+ alumni include Wylie Dufresne, David Chang, Christina Tosi and Bobby Flay, who graduated in the very first class. With locations in New York's Soho, Northern California and Parma, Italy, and programs that range fromProfessional Culinary Arts, Professional Pastry Arts and Cake Techniques & Designto Italian Culinary Experience, Spanish Culinary Arts and Intensive Sommelier Training, ICC is now the global expert in culinary and wine education.
You Won't Just Learn to Cook; You'll Learn to Succeed
ICC students learn the equivalent of a two-year internship in as little as six months. Often imitated but never duplicated, our Total ImmersionSM teaching method offers intensive instruction and puts you in the kitchen from the very first day. Right from the start, you work with professional equipment, learning and developing essential techniques through cumulative practice. The curriculum is rooted in the fundamentals of French cooking, building blocks from which all Western cuisines can be explored.
The rest of our highly accomplished deans include chefs José Andrés, Cesare Casella, Alain Sailhac, Emily Luchetti, David Kinch, award-winning journalist Alan Richman and master sommeliers Larry Stone and Scott Carney. Under their direction, our highly-trained chef-instructors–expressly trained to help individual students succeed–provide a first-rate education designed for real-world achievement.
Small Class Sizes and Solid Support
With 19 professional kitchens in New York, and 9 in California, ICC's generous kitchen space means individual workstations for each student. Our low student-to-teacher ratio, a hallmark of ICC, offers support not found at other schools. A substantial library, job and internship placement, and an extensive Chef Demo program—including big names like Dominique Ansel, Seamus Mullen, Francois Payard, John Besh and Massimo Bottura—enhance the educational experience. Nearby housing, student advisors and financial aid specialists help students achieve their dreams, with the school's 91% graduation rate a testament to our commitment to success.
Our Programs
Career students receive a diploma in three areas: Culinary Arts, Pastry Arts andInternational Bread Baking. In addition to The Italian Culinary Experience andSpanish Studies programs, advanced studies include Intensive Sommelier Training (a remarkable 11 master sommeliers are on staff and the Master Court of Sommeliers test is conducted on-site, with an outstanding pass rate), Culinary Entrepreneurship, Cake Techniques & Design and Advanced Chef Training for professionals. Most programs offer day and evening classes with several start dates throughout the year. Culinary Arts culminates with real restaurant experience in the award-winning L'Ecole in New York and externships in first-rate restaurants in Northern California.
We also offer an extensive variety of classes for home cooks and professionals looking to brush up on their skills. Classes take place in the same pristine facilities and offer hands-on training by the same chef-instructors who teach our career students.
Beyond the Classroom
The ICC experience reaches far beyond the kitchen; set in the culinary capital of New York City's Soho and California's lush Silicon Valley, you'll have access to some of the very best restaurants, vineyards and chefs in the world. Students of our Spanish program can conclude their training with a week in Spain, while those in the authentic Italian Culinary Experience spend more than three months in Italy through a special ICC arrangement with the Italian government.
Unique Farm-to-Table Opportunity
Those looking to get to the roots of ingredients can enroll in our innovativeProfessional Culinary Arts + Farm-to-Table course. In addition to field trips throughout, New York students conclude with the week-long program created by ICC grad Dan Barber, his staff and Stone Barns Center's farmers. Professional Culinary Arts Immersion + Farm-to-Table students in California enjoy field trips and a week created by Karen Karp, one of the ambassadors of the "good food" movement, that explores farming, production, distribution, social and environmental sustainability and policy.
College Credit
If college is in your future, ICC students can transfer as many as 60 credits toward a Bachelor's or Associate's Degree at The New School, a highly respected NYC university known for its prestigious Parsons School for Design and Mannes College for Music.
Excellence and Innovation
ICC has been recognized with multiple awards and honors, including the International Association of Culinary Professionals School of Excellence in the professional training category in 2014, 2012 and 2010 (awarded every two years) and the coveted School of Excellence Award from the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges in 2012 and 2013. Never resting on our laurels, we constantly seek to improve by integrating new technologies and industry trends into the classic curriculum without losing sight of our core principles. Both Professional Culinary Arts and Professional Pastry Arts include an emphasis on locality, sustainability and nutrition as well as training in cutting-edge techniques such as sous-vide and hydrocolloids.
Beyond Graduation
Distinguished alumni include Dan Barber of Blue Hill, Josh Skenes of Michelin-rated Saison, Hooni Kim of Michelin-rated Danji and TV chef Daisy Martinez. Our graduates work in just about every facet of the food industry including television, publishing, food styling, business, print and digital media, catering, management and, of course, restaurants. Hailing from over 80 countries, they create a powerful hiring network. Many return to cook for students and to take advantage of our lifetime career services and all are invited to attend the annual commencement ceremony at the landmark Carnegie Hall to applaud the next generation of talent.
Label Design, Logos, Responsive Websites
Looking to create or rejuvenate your logo, website, or overall retail identity? PERSONIFY knows what it takes to give your winery consistency, implementation, and success through a personalized combination of identity, print, and web to best tell your story.
PERSONIFY is an interactive branding and design studio based in the San Francisco Bay Area. We make businesses across a variety of industries better through smart, purposeful, and human-centric design.
From photographers and copywriters to printers and developers, we team up with some of the best in the business to provide the fire power of a big agency with the personal service of a small studio. We oversee and manage the entire process from start to finish and have built these close relationships over our 15 years in the business.
Good design is more than just a pretty picture; it creates an avenue to inform, engage, and inspire.
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'Dynamic' squad keeps Luth energized after decades of coaching softball
Nearly 30 years in, Shelly Luth can still be thrilled.
"In all my years, I've never had a team that's this dynamic," she said.
Luth is the girls softball coach at Marina High School, a post she's held since 1991. Before taking over head coaching duties, she was an assistant coach. And now, as she approaches her third decade of coaching, Luth is a kid again.
She has a young, vibrant group of girls. She has a superstar player. She has a team that buys into what she teaches. She has a dreamy situation. Now, she must bring it to fruition.
"At this point, as a coach, I need to keep them focused and challenged," Luth said. "As we move forward, the target on our backs gets bigger and bigger. We have to always respect the game and the opponent."
As of April 8, Luth and the Vikings had won 13 of their first 14 games, suffering only one setback, a 2-1 loss to Capistrano Valley on March 12.
In those 14 games, the Vikings are outscoring their opponents, 89-13. Star pitcher Tera Blanco, a junior who has committed to Michigan, is averaging nine strikeouts per game and has nine shutouts.
Luth, who coached the Vikings to back-to-back CIF titles in 1994 and has overseen 10 Sunset League championship teams, is quick to give credit to the team's veteran leadership as the force that righted the ship from a forgettable 2011-12 season.
The Vikings finished with a record of 22-13 but only notched a 5-4 record in the Sunset League, good enough for a third-place finish.
"The seniors have been instrumental in turning the team around with camaraderie," Luth said. "We struggled with that last year. But our seniors committed to fixing that.
"From the start of the season, the kids liked each other. There is zero drama on the team. They all know they have roles on the team and have all committed to buying in."
Part of that buying-in process began with Blanco.
The Michigan signee, according to Luth, is not only a great player but a softball connoisseur.
"She is absolutely amazing," Luth said. "She's one of the best players I've had in 29 years at Marina. She's a hitter, a pitcher and a leader and knows the game like no one else."
Blanco agreed with Luth that the 2012 version of Marina softball had a large mix of different personalities, some that did not fit.
During her junior year, she has tried to lead by example.
"I like to take control and be a starter," Blanco said. "I feel like people on the team look up to me, so if I start doing something, they will follow."
Luth says the well-rounded nature of this year's Vikings make it easier for Blanco to take chances on the mound.
"We have a lot of power, a really good defense and pretty good speed, so that allows Tera to go after it. She doesn't have to play it safe. If we can get her a few runs, not to say we can't lose, but we're a darn tough team to beat."
As for her motivation, Luth, who has coached at Marina since 1984 and is a teacher at the school, said that "awesome kids" are what keep her hungry.
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Luth also commented on the prospects of women's sports as a factor in her coaching methods, which deal with life just as much as softball.
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That's how it was when designer Nancy Riesco of Riesco & Lapres Interior Design helped jewellery designer Shereen de Rousseau decorate her 1920s Vancouver home. The two moms met through their children, and it was a case of like attracts like. "We hit it off," says Nancy. "Shereen just exudes fun and intelligence and creativity." But despite similar aesthetic tastes, Nancy was surprised when she first saw the house Shereen shared with her husband, Wilf, and son, Silas. "She has such a big, interesting personality and her home was lovely in terms of the basics… but she had very little art, no tchotchkes, no bits from travels. I kept saying to her, 'You can't tell who lives here; it doesn't look like you, Wilf or Silas.'"
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Homeowner Shereen de Rousseau found the settee on Craigslist, while designer Nancy Riesco found the bold oversized print (that camouflages Leo the dog) to update it with - that's just the way this relationship works. The round mirror from Nancy's shop was painted orange - Shereen's choice accent colour.
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"I love accessories in other people's homes and I love them in fashion, but I just had this fear of tchotchkes and clutter," says Shereen. She has learned that a little goes a long way in personalizing a space.
The truth was, Shereen was utterly clutter-phobic. "What Nancy called accessories, I called clutter," she says, admitting she craved clean, even sparse, rooms. She eventually realized that sparse can translate as void of personality.
Breakfast nook
The style of furniture, too, is a loose blend of contemporary and character pieces, just the way both friends like it. Nancy helped Shereen find the gorgeous rustic Canadiana dining table for the kitchen and iconic Zettel'z chandelier, Shereen added the modern armchairs, and they both love the look of an antique rug to anchor the mix. "It sums up my look," says Shereen of the breakfast area.
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One of the most striking things about the house now is its bright palette, but it wasn't always so. "I was a white-walls girl before I met Nancy," says Shereen. "But as Shereen hung out with me more and more," says Nancy, "she saw all the colour in my house and I sort of trained her eye to see it in magazines and different places, and one day she said, 'Okay, I'm ready for some colour.'"
Before, the kitchen walls were painted charcoal grey. It was nice, says
Nancy, but the room felt cold. Giving the walls a coat of Shereen's favourite blue linked it to the rest of the house and instantly changed the mood to happy and bright, Nancy adds.
The palette still has lots of white, but Shereen's favourite blue is used in variations throughout: a gorgeous duck's egg shade on the kitchen walls, a quirky Mao Zedong figurine in the dining room, artwork in the living room and full-on whole-wall "Birks box blue," as Nancy describes it because she likes the Canadian reference, in the master bedroom. The blues lift white beyond boring and are electrified by hits of orange and red. Silk drapery in gunmetal grey and black accents add gravitas to the living room, but nothing so serious that a framed Sex Pistols poster and "creepy clown" painting, as the women call it, can't loosen up.
Dining room
"I bought her the beautiful robin's egg blue vase and she loved it," says Nancy. "Shereen never has anything on her tables, so it was very exciting!" The Mao figurine is another testament to Shereen's ecletic taste.
Living room
Nancy also showed Shereen how texture enlivens a mostly black and white decorating scheme without cluttering it – as with the chunky living room rug and pouffe. They even slowly added – gasp! – accessories. "She really did hold my hand and say, 'What about if we put a little thing here?'" says Shereen. "I'd live with that for a bit, then we'd venture a throw. Toss cushions were my worst nightmare. But Nancy would say to me, 'We still have the receipt. Try it.' Now my house is full of plush toss cushions."
"I found some art that she loved, and she found some art she loved," says Nancy of the process of infusing Shereen's home with personal objects. When Nancy saw the striking clown piece by her friend, artist Kitty Blandy, she knew Shereen would love it, and she was right! They've affectionately dubbed it "the creepy clown." Other hits of orange (in the oval mirror and small box) balance the look of the living room.
Master bedroom
In the master bedroom, the River Seine (in the map of Paris), a vase and Birks-box- blue walls show how layering shades of a colour builds interest within a palette. The console is actually a radiator cover from a show home Nancy designed.
Bedroom accessories
Blue was the only colour Shereen previously had in her house and it's the one she has an abiding love for, so it was a natural choice for the master bedroom. Throw pillows in a darker blue than the walls add depth. while the casual stack of books continues the relaxed vibe.
And you know what? She loves the new home decor – and even something more intangible." I like that it reflects our family. When you walk into the house, it says that we're not cookie-cutter people. We like art. We like books," says Shereen. "And I like that it's light and airy. We live in such a grey, gloomy city for most of the year, but even on the greyest days, my house feels happy." Making you happy – isn't that exactly what friends are for?
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Total Fat 19 g28.9%
Saturated Fat 11.4 g56.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 92 mg30.7%
Sodium 724.5 mg30.2%
Total Carbohydrates 64 g21.4%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.5%
Sugars 21.4 g
Protein 6 g12.9%
Vitamin A 11.8% Vitamin C 9.3%
Calcium 20.6% Iron 15.6%
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Can These Republicans Actually Win Over Minority Voters?
We'll find out tonight. In New Jersey and Virginia, the GOP's grand outreach experiment is put to the test.
UNION CITY, N.J. — The setting of Chris Christie's final election eve campaign stop Monday night was designed for maximum shock value — a prepackaged political triumph all its own.
In the heart of this diverse, low-income neighborhood — a longtime Democratic stronghold — live salsa music blasted through the speakers, vendors hocked cold Cuban sandwiches, and hundreds of Latino residents bounced in place and rubbed their hands together to stay warm as they eagerly waited for a chance to cheer on their Republican governor. A large red and blue banner hung between two telephone polls declaring emphatically, "Union City Welcomes Governor Christie!"
Flanked by New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and Union City's Democratic Mayor Brian Stack, Christie sounded victorious as he spoke.
"This is the most amazing, extraordinary way to end a campaign," he said. "When I asked Brian if we could do this, a couple of months ago, I thought to myself, I wonder what it'll be like. I wonder what it'll be like for me to go up to Union City on the night before my election. I wonder who'll show up."
He paused briefly for dramatic effect, and then boomed into the microphone, "Well, look at you!"
The crowd went wild, and Christie basked in the knowledge that within 24 hours, every pundit in America would be pointing to his landslide reelection as a shining model for how to solve all the national GOP's problems — especially the party's abysmal minority outreach.
With polls showing him on track to win up to half of New Jersey Latinos and a quarter of the state's African-American vote on Tuesday, Christie will likely emerge on election night as a singular success story in the Republican Party's nascent post-2012 effort to "rebrand" itself and build inroads with minority communities through meticulous demographic research and expansive grassroots organizing. But while party officials are quick to hold up Christie's success with Latino voters as proof that their new push has promise, a pesky counterpoint lurks just a few hundred miles away in the form of Virginia's flailing Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli. The two elections will provide the first real test of the GOP's expensive, vaunted minority outreach strategy — an effort that many in the party are counting on to change the dynamic in next year's midterms and in 2016.
Long before Christie took the stage in Union City, the Republican National Committee had come to the conclusion that the party needed to radically reform its appeal to minority voters. After a disastrous campaign cycle in 2012, the RNC commissioned an "autopsy" to figure out what went wrong for Republicans. Among the most urgent findings that came back was the GOP's failure to connect with minority voters, and the existential crisis the party could soon face if the problem isn't resolved.
"We heard about that constantly from November to March," said RNC spokeswoman Kirsten Kukowski. "Everyone was very opinionated that we need to go out there and start talking to these communities because frankly we had just let them go for so many years."
After the report was released, RNC Chairman Reince Preibus began popping up in barrios and black churches across the country, pledging a renewed Republican campaign to win the hearts and minds of minority voters, as well as a hefty $10 million investment in the effort. By summer, the party had decided to use Virginia and New Jersey — the two states with gubernatorial races this year — as test labs for their new outreach strategy.
The plan was more steady and workmanlike than brilliantly groundbreaking. In the case of Latino outreach, for example, the party started by building a comprehensive guide to the states' various Spanish-language media outlets, Hispanic evangelical churches, and local community power-brokers. They created a calendar of every Dominican pride parade and Hispanic Heritage Month street fair taking place across New Jersey and Virginia. They attempted, in effect, to map out the entire Latino electorate in two states — and then they handed all their intel over to the campaigns.
Next, the RNC sent full-time field representatives to each state with the express goal of helping the two candidates attract minorities. They were paid and trained to plan campaign events, schedule media appearances, marshal volunteers, register voters, and generally serve as campaign ambassadors to the communities.
Interviewed Monday, Kukowski was reluctant to pass judgment on how effectively the two campaigns used these resources, and she cautioned against assigning too much weight to the electoral outcomes on Tuesday night. A key part of the GOP's long-term outreach strategy is to build permanent relationships in these communities, and she said they didn't have time to fully accomplish that in one abbreviated cycle. (Most of the RNC's representatives on the ground in New Jersey and Virginia are expected to stay put well after election day, laying the groundwork for 2014 and beyond.)
She did say the RNC invested heavily in both races, and implemented similar plans in each state. But while Christie appears well on his way to a historic victory among Latinos — thanks, in part, to a $1 million Spanish-language ad campaign, and a well-organized get-out-the-vote effort that reached an estimated 166,000 Hispanic households — Cuccinelli's campaign has been an embarrassment to many Republicans who hoped he would better harness the resources made available by the party.
Cuccinelli's Republican critics say he has shown little interest in winning Latino votes in Virginia — holding firmly to a hawkish immigration agenda, and pushing his own campaign's token outreach efforts to the margins. His supporters argue that Latinos make up a relatively small portion of the electorate in Virginia, and that his time was better spent engaging Asian-American and black voters. But it's unclear what, if anything, he has done to work with those groups.
As one frustrated Republican official put it, "He's running a campaign of last year."
When Cuccinelli's Democratic opponent, Terry McAuliffe, ran a devastating commercial showing him compare undocumented immigrants to rats, many Latino Republicans in the state and at the national party level urged him to push back before the attacks hardened into conventional wisdom. Instead, he allowed the ad to go unanswered — content, many came to believe, with simply rallying his base of older, white voters.
Theresa Speake, chair of the Nuestro Cuccinelli Hispanic advisory committee, told BuzzFeed she regrets that the campaign wasn't more aggressive in responding to McAulliffe's attacks. Asked whether she thought they had done enough to push back, she said, "No, I don't, to be honest with you. I don't. But I think what happens sometimes is that when you begin to respond, what do they say, 'Thou speakest too loudly,' and sometimes people think it is almost like you're reacting because it's true."
She went on to say she would have preferred to more directly engage the immigration debate. "I personally would have, but I understand the campaign's position. This issue is not the most important issue of the campaign."
"I think that our committee could have been there longer, we could have been doing more things, but I think that as far as to say, did we have an outreach to the Hispanic community? Yes. Did it work? I think we're changing minds," she said.
Back in Union City, Team Christie was less equivocal. The governor's 10-minute speech included several allusions to the grand significance of his coming reelection — an indictment of anti-compromise partisans, a wakeup call to dysfunctional Washington, and so on.
Christie's press secretary, Kevin Roberts, was careful to note that his boss's success with Latino voters couldn't simply be replicated with big ad campaigns or salsa music at rallies.
"Primarily, it's who the governor is and the way he's conducted himself in office," Roberts said, describing the not-so-secret key to Christie's bipartisan appeal, including his "accessibility," "approachability," and "personality."
In a way, this is the biggest dilemma facing the RNC's outreach efforts: There's only one Christie. If the GOP wants to win races with a more racially diverse electorate, it will have to figure out how to sell candidates who don't have the magnetism of a cult leader and the ideological flexibility of a blue state Republican. What's more, if the party truly wants to rebrand itself among minority voters, Republicans will need strong, appealing standard-bearers who voters come to associate with the GOP. That's easier said than done.
Standing toward the back of the rally in Union City, a thin, bespectacled man wearing a tan-colored fedora and a brown overcoat tapped his cain on the ground to the rhythm of the music. He introduced himself as Señor Abreu, a 91-year-old Dominican immigrant who had been living in the U.S. for 31 years and long ago became a citizen. He said he had only ever voted for Democrats, but described Christie as a "a good man who works hard for his people… I hope he wins."
Asked how he felt about casting his first vote for a Republican, Abreu looked confused at first, and then shook his head insistently. "No es Republicano. Es Democrata."
With reporting from James Arkin.
Correction: Cuccinelli's running mate was nominated at convention. An earlier version of this article misstated how he joined the ticket.
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Thoughtful, quiet, no nonsense doctor. If you are needing hand holding...perhaps this is not the specialist for you. However that said...he is very confident and very, very competent.
Dr. is O.K. Staff is no good, unfriendly, confused
After waiting a long time for an appointment I was told my bilateral ear pain "It is what it Is". He only looked in both of my ears and dismissed me saying there was nothing wrong. Today I saw Dr. Lau and couldn't be more pleased by a thorough exam and diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Bosch has problems!
I've had something going on causing inflammation under the eye and in front of the ear for about a year. After waiting a long time to see this Specialist, he told me to "live with it". I see there are 45 ENT Specialists in Calgary. I'll choose to go elsewhere. Good luck to you, Mr. Specialist.
I was triaged for an appointment and had to wait 8 months. I felt that was too long and called the staff. They put me on the wait list and got in much sooner. fortunatley nothing was wrong and i now understand why i was triaged for 8 months.
I had surgery very recently to remove a benign polyp from my throat. At first was worried if polyp was cancerous or benign, unfortunately still waiting to find out for sure. However, it was a pleasant experience in surgery with Dr. Bosch with both a visit before and after, as well as anesthesiologist to make sure I was okay! I would recommend his service for those not superstitious!
I have heard very good things about Dr. Bosch, and he does seem to be a good doctor who knows his stuff. But he certainly doesn't have much bedside manner, and in my opinion he was looking at me as just a throat, and not a real human patient with symptoms and concerns. If you want your problem dealt with, great - but don't expect much sympathy or love from the man!
I have been a patient of dr Bosch for over 6 years now. If you are looking for a dr who is the best in his field then this the the dr for you. Sure wait times can be long but there is a reason for that and it is not his fault blame the Canadian health care system. I work out of town and am gone a lot of the time. They have always been very accommodating to my schedule. I have never been treated rudely at all by him or any of his staff. I have nasal polyps and he has treated the condition effective and with professionalism every time I have seen him. He is always willing to answer any questions or concerns I may have.
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The place is located in the middle of the town but has very nice patio. Food looks good - variety of Turkish mezze. Unfortunately the don't have kebab. Service is very welcoming and nice.
I have lived in the area for many years and walked past this small restaurant 100's of times,and I never knew what a super place it was to dine, until I accidentally read the reviews on Trip Advisor.
I could hardly wait to give it a try and I was not disappointed.
The Turkish food was amazing, authentic, and relatively...
Nice small restaurant with buffet tipe of food - you can see what they have and make choice. they will serve what you choose in a garden. Food is typical turkish, tasty and very cheap. And they also serve the best coffee I ever got in Cesme.
It can not get more authentic than this. The service is fast and price-quality ratio excellent. Food is awesome. This is the place to go if you want to treat yourself with great Turkish food.
If you want to have a quick but healthy food for lunch or dinner, this is the best place in downtown Cesme. You can have quality dishes with an increadable prices. Service is fast, people are very friendly. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
This restaurant has the best homemade turkish food ever! The prices are adequate and on top of that you done at its well decorated and beautiful garden. I recommend it to anyone visiting Cesme.
Staying in Cesme and visiting Hanimeli for the first time, then we went there every day, Real Turkish meal, fast service, adequate prices are the main features of this restaurant. You fell yourself there as a guest not as a client. And as the hospitable owners they suggest you a free small 'bardak' of tea.
This is the real thing. Really tasty turkish homecooked food. Don't miss it! Nice garden with atmosphere and good price too.
We were recommended this restaurant by the locals. A good location near the main shopping area. You can eat in or out in an attractive courtyard area. You can see all the food that is on offer for the day and they cook it and bring it to the table. There is a wide choice of vegetarian food as well...
We have dined at Hanımeli Restaurant in Çeşme - İzmir for two nights in a row. Our first visit was a mere coinsidence which was inspired by the clean and cosy decoration of the restaurant. We were very pleased with the food quality and friendship that we paid a second visit the following night.
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