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Right-Wing Media Lay Groundwork To Blame Obama If Super Committee Does Not Reach A Deal
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The right wing media have claimed that President Obama is deliberately sabotaging the super committee's negotiations to reach a deal to decrease the deficit in an attempt to strengthen his re-election prospects. But Obama has repeatedly urged the super committee to come to a compromise, while the Republicans on the super committee have refused to compromise, instead proposing massive tax giveaways for the richest Americans and even more massive cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and other programs Americans rely on.
Conservative Media Claim Democrats Are Sabotaging The Super Committee To Help Obama
George Will: "Obama Needs Congressional Failure As He Seeks Reelection." From George Will's November 17 Washington Post column, titled "Spending's ascending -- with or without a budget sequester":
Born during what is mistakenly called the debt-ceiling "debacle" last summer, the congressional supercommittee may die without agreeing to a 10-year, $1.2 trillion (at least) deficit-reduction plan. This is not properly labeled a failure. Committee Democrats demanded more revenue; Republicans offered $500 billion; Democrats responded with the one-syllable distillation of liberalism: "More!" So the committee's work has been a clarifying event that presages a larger one -- next November's elections.
Regarding the supercommittee, Harry Reid's and Obama's interests diverge. Imitation is the sincerest form of politics, and Obama needs congressional failure as he seeks reelection by emulating Harry Truman in 1948, running against a "do-nothing" Congress. [The Washington Post, 11/17/11]
Limbaugh: "Obama's Entire Strategy Is No Deal." From the November 16 broadcast of Premiere Radio Network's The Rush Limbaugh Show:
Obama's entire reelection strategery is to blame Congress for not producing legislation that he wants, that will create jobs, that will reduce the deficit, all this smoke and mirror stuff, all these lies coming out of the White House. Obama's entire strategy is no deal. That equals a do-nothing Congress. Legislation that will drive the country further into debt and put billions into the pockets of public sector union campaign donors and foot soldiers, that's what Obama wants.
If Republicans don't bend to greater spending demands, the president has an entire campaign strategy to accuse them of being a do-nothing Congress, and the Republicans, all they have to do to fall into it trap is have no deal. Obama's praying for super committee failure. [Premiere Radio Networks, The Rush Limbaugh Show, 11/16/11, via RushLimbaugh.com]
Newsmax Quoted Grover Norquist As Saying That "Democrats Plan To Torpedo Any Possible Deal" To Help Re-Elect Obama. A November 16 Newsmax article titled "Democrats Sabotaging Supercommittee to Help Obama" reported that Americans for Tax Reform president Grover Norquist said that "he is convinced Democrats plan to torpedo any possible deal in the supercommittee to further the re-election plans of President Barack Obama":
Conservative activist Grover Norquist, who invented the "anti-tax increase" tax pledge embraced by Republicans, tells Newsmax that he is convinced Democrats plan to torpedo any possible deal in the supercommittee to further the re-election plans of President Barack Obama.
The Obama campaign's "narrative has got to be the Republican Congress is the problem," Norquist said in an exclusive interview on Wednesday. "Therefore, I believe the Democrats will sink the supercommittee in order to say that the Republicans were unreasonable." [Newsmax, 11/16/11]
But Obama Has Urged The Super Committee To "Get The Job Done" ...
Obama To Super Committee Leaders: "Get The Job Done." From a November 11 Los Angeles Times report:
President Obama on Friday prodded the chairs of the super committee "to get the job done," with less than two weeks left for congressional leaders to reach agreement on a $1.5-trillion deficit reduction panel.
Obama phoned Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) and Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) separately from Air Force One shortly after leaving Washington for a nine-day trip overseas, to get an update on the committee's progress. [Los Angeles Times, 11/11/11]
Obama: The Super Committee Should "Do What Needs To Be Done" And "Bite The Bullet" On Deficit Deal. At a November 14 news conference in Hawaii, Obama urged the super committee to reach a consensus on a deficit-reduction plan. From the conference:
My hope is that over the next several days, the congressional leadership on the super committee go ahead and bite the bullet and do what needs to be done -- because the math won't change. There's no magic formula. There are no magic beans that you can toss on the ground and suddenly a bunch of money grows on trees. We got to just go ahead and do the responsible thing. And I'm prepared to sign legislation that is balanced, that solves this problem. [WhiteHouse.gov, 11/14/11]
... While GOP Leadership Has Made Clear That Their Top Goal Is To Defeat Obama, Not Compromise
Mitch McConnell: "The Single Most Important Thing We Want To Achieve Is For President Obama To Be A One-Term President." From an interview with Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) by the National Journal:
McConnell We need to be honest with the public. This election is about them, not us. And we need to treat this election as the first step in retaking the government. We need to say to everyone on Election Day, "Those of you who helped make this a good day, you need to go out and help us finish the job."
NJ What's the job?
McConnell The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president. [National Journal, 10/23/10]
And The GOP's Super Committee Proposal Is No Real Compromise At All ...
Reuters: "Republicans Proposed A $2.2 Trillion Deficit Reduction Plan Heavy On Spending Cuts And Light On Tax Increases." From a Reuters post reporting on a Republican deficit-reduction plan presented to the super committee at a closed-door session:
The Republican plan proposes cutting $500 billion from the Medicare health insurance program for retirees, in part by raising premiums, congressional aides said. It would also cut $185 billion from the Medicaid health plan for the poor and $100 billion from other healthcare programs.
It includes a tax overhaul that would close loopholes and breaks for targeted industries, but those savings would be used to lower overall tax rates. Republicans say that approach would generate hundreds of billions of dollars in tax revenue from the increased economic growth that would presumably follow. [Reuters, 10/27/11]
CBPP: GOP Proposal "Adds Little Balance," Makes Bush Tax Cuts Permanent. According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities:
Senator Pat Toomey and other Republicans on the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction ("Supercommittee") portray their new offer to raise close to $300 billion in revenues (under a plan to reduce deficits by about $1.5 trillion over ten years) as a significant concession, and some observers have suggested it represents a welcome first step toward a balanced deficit reduction plan to put the budget on a sustainable path. But a closer examination of the proposal raises grave concerns and indicates that, in fact, it adds little balance.
It uses savings from closing tax loopholes and narrowing other tax expenditures mainly to set tax rates permanently at levels well below those of President Bush's tax cuts, and to make permanent both the highly preferential treatment of capital gains and dividend income under the Bush tax cuts and the temporary hollowing out of the estate tax for estates of the wealthiest one-quarter of 1 percent of Americans that Congress enacted in late 2010. Consequently, the proposal seems designed to make only a modest revenue contribution toward deficit reduction and then to take revenues off the table for the larger rounds of deficit reduction that must follow. Moreover, even while yielding modest savings, the revenue component would make the package less balanced by conferring large new tax cuts on the wealthiest Americans while forcing low- and middle-income Americans to bear most of the plan's budget cuts as well as its tax increases.
By permanently locking in tax rates well below the Bush levels, the plan would remove the potential to secure $800 billion in deficit reduction by letting the Bush tax cuts for households with incomes over $250,000 expire on schedule at the end of 2012, and it would remove the leverage that the scheduled expiration of these tax cuts provides to those who seek balanced deficit reduction with a substantial revenue contribution. [Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 11/10/11]
CBPP: "The Republican Proposal Would Significantly Shift Tax Burden" From The Rich To Poor And Middle Class. According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities:
[T]he Republican proposal would significantly shift tax burdens from high-income to lower- and middle-income taxpayers. High-income taxpayers would benefit enormously from the proposed cut in tax rates, while lower- and middle-income taxpayers would suffer disproportionately from the proposed reductions in tax expenditures, since the plan shields the main tax expenditure for the highest-income Americans - the highly preferential treatment of capital gains and dividend income. Preliminary estimates by the Joint Committee on Taxation of a plan similar to the Republican proposal indicate that taxpayers with incomes above $200,000 would get tax cuts significantly larger than the already-highly-lucrative tax cuts they will get if Congress extends all of the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts. The new tax cuts would be the largest for people with the highest incomes - those with incomes above $1 million would get a new tax cut of more than $30,000 a year, on average, on top of the tax cuts they would get from making all of the Bush tax cuts permanent. The Urban Institute-Brookings Tax Policy Center estimates that those households are receiving an average tax cut of $129,000 this year from the existing Bush tax cuts; thus, the total tax cut for these very well-off households could exceed $150,000 a year, on average, under the Republican plan.
In contrast, taxpayers with incomes below $200,000 would see their tax bills rise, on average, compared to current policies. These additional taxes on lower- and middle-income Americans would come on top of the effects of the nearly $900 billion in spending cuts over ten years under the Republican plan, which would fall disproportionately on them because they are more dependent on Medicare, Medicaid, and other programs slated for cuts than are higher-income Americans. [Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 11/10/11, emphasis added]
... While Democrats Have Offered A Balanced Approach Of Revenue Increases And Spending Cuts
CPBB: Democrats' Super Committee Offer Includes Both Revenue Increases And Spending Cuts. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has prepared the below chart comparing the proposals by Democrats and Republicans on the super committee as well as other proposals:
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Nutritional Contribution of Some Senegalese Forest Fruits Running across Soudano-Sahelian Zone
Nicolas Cyrille Ayessou, Cheikh Ndiaye, Mady Cissé, Mathieu Gueye, Mama Sakho
Cordyla Pinnata, Sarcocephalus Latifolius, Ficus Gnaphalocarpa, Icacina Senegalensis, Nutritional Composition, Senegal
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ABSTRACT: As a good food supply for the local people in various Senegalese regions, the forest fruits are becoming very important. They are using between foods or main condiment for dishes in many part of Africa. These fruits represent non negligible sources of vitamins, carbohydrates and minerals. Instead of more commercialized species such as Adansonia digitata L., Detarium senegalensis J.F.Gmel., Saba senegalensis (A.DC.) Pichon, Tamarindus indica L., this article focused on nutritional values of other fruits with little interest or neglected. These species were Ficus gnaphalocarpa, L., Cordyla pinnata (Lepr. ex A.Rich.) Milne-Redh. and Icacina senegalensis, harvested in soudano-sahelian zone; while Sarcocephalus latifolius (Sm.) E.A. Bruce belongs to Sudanese zone. The fruit pulps were isolated and freeze dried before analysis. The results showed that acidity, vitamin C and total minerals were significantly different from one fruit to another. S. latifolius with the highest acidity content (402.43 mg/100 g) and best vitamin C content if 1488 mg/100 g were found. Also as results, S. latifolius provided high protein content nearby the 20%. The caloric contributing (kcal/100 g) were 102.5, 177 and 132 respectively for F. gnaphalocarpa, C. pinnata, and S. latifolius. The ash contents were the same for all species (4.5%), indicating the richness in mineral elements. Furthermore, all species in this study were good sources of iron, copper and zinc. However, small amounts of sodium were noticed in all samples. Analysis of total sugars and their profile showed that I. senegalensis and C. pinnata were more appreciated. These results predicted the useful incomes for forest fruits in human being. Lot of medicinal virtues has been recognized from these fruits. The increase in value and the preservation of the biodiversity are necessary particularly for C. pinnata which presents a serious threat because of the strong income for wood production.
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As a child, I loved old cemeteries. In order to get to a local shopping area, my mom and I would walk through the cemetery and wonder about their life stories, sometimes making it up as we went along. When I was older, I took a job near several old cemeteries, and would spend most [Read More…]
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With the NBA combine underway this week in Chicago, the Utah Jazz are busy studying their options, working through every possibility, tossing them in the air like a dough slapper at Pizano's. They have two picks in the coming draft, one in the lottery, a likely No. 14 selection, and another at No. 21.
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The back half of O'Connor's statement is a confession of accountability. If what he says is correct, there is an opportunity here, if sound acumen and good judgment are properly applied. Jazz leadership openly taking that kind of responsibility is a plus. They've always had to be smarter than the average executives to make their small-market team better. Sometimes they have been and sometimes they haven't. Now, though, is an important transitional time in Jazz history for them not to whiff.
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The entire planet knows the Jazz are desperate for a point guard, a set-up man who can make the young bigs more effective at the offensive end. Players such as Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter, two former No. 3 overall picks, must do their part during the offseason to continue to groom their games. But they also need the point guard, whoever it is, to help them along by making it a priority to go to their strengths, instead of set his own shot up or simply create his own opportunities.
The Jazz also need proficient offensive production at shooting guard. If Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap are headed out, the Jazz have to find those points elsewhere, especially if Favors and Kanter are getting many more minutes. Favors has a chance to be an elite defender, but, as mentioned, his offense needs work. Kanter has a nice touch and has shown the possibility of terrific offensive growth. But when you're talking about replacing the output of Jefferson, while gaining the defensive upgrade of Favors, if he stays out of foul trouble, a whole lot of additional points are needed quickly.
A sign-and-trade could happen, but … given only what is known, the Jazz's improvement must be addressed somehow. They could blow part of their impressive financial flexibility on a free agent, but … which one, Jarrett Jack? Would they trade for the oft-injured Eric Gordon?
Of the draft's subjective top 21 prospects, only a relative small number are point guards and shooting guards. There's Ben McLemore, a 6-5 shooter; Trey Burke, the 6-foot point out of Michigan; Victor Oladipo, a 6-5 two-guard; Michael Carter-Williams, a 6-6 point guard; C.J. McCollum, out of Lehigh; Kentavious Caldwell-Pope of Georgia; Archie Goodwin from Kentucky; and San Diego State's Jamaal Franklin.
O'Connor insists that the Jazz will take the best player on their board in the first round, not concentrate on positions.
"You get nauseated when I say, 'best player available,' " he says. " … When we say that, we mean it. Some of the biggest mistakes that have been made were when [teams] drafted by position, by need, rather than ability."
He remembers that the Blazers picked Sam Bowie instead of Michael Jordan.
So, the Jazz will give talent the nod, what there is of it.
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There are a lot of ways in which I make social situations awkward.
One of them is that I'm awkward, but that's not the one I'm talking about. I'm talking about the other ones. I'm talking about the ones you should get over. You should get over feeling awkward around me because I'm a really interesting person.
and you should make me feel popular.
It's in true "Hey! That's My Hummus" style to point out that most people don't take the time to ask questions about social difference, and instead opt to avoid the problem like that one ex who still lives in the same part of town as you.
(Funny how they always get a text message right before they pass you on the street, isn't it?)
(Anyways, this is sad. Stop it.)
I would like to take this year's Hummus Hiatus to talk to you
about myself about one of the things that people don't ever want to ask me about, that people actually should ask me about. I'd like to answer your questions and thereby systematically eliminate any excuses that make me feel unpopular.
Awkward Thing About Me: I am a vegetarian.
There. I said it.
I know what you think that means.
I'm obviously a PETA-card-carrier, I throw paint at fur clothes, and will make you cry if you ever speak about meat around me, right? I would like to point out that, like the most visible of any group, these people are not representative of "our kind;" these are the Taliban and the Westboro Baptist Church of vegetarianism. Read the rest of this entry »


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PDF: San Bernardino EDA asset transfer review report
Special section: San Bernardino
State Controller John Chiang on Wednesday rejected San Bernardino's last-ditch gambit to transfer $108million from its defunct Redevelopment Agency to a group composed largely of city officials to avoid losing the money when the state abolished redevelopment agencies.
City officials are still reviewing Chiang's 53-page report and deciding whether to challenge it. But if his opinion stands, the city will have to sell $108.4 million in properties and lose perhaps its only chance to revitalize the economy of an aged city struggling through bankruptcy court, said Jim Morris, who is Mayor Pat Morris' son and chief of staff.
"Should the determination be to go ahead and comply with the (controller's) order and not contest that, it is the final stake in the heart of any economic development in this city," Jim Morris said. "The City Council had the courage almost two years ago to try to preserve that opportunity for a community that desperately needs it, and the state, like a hungry bear that can't get its own food, has absolutely ensured that it will take every step necessary to kill economic development no matter what."
In early 2011, as Gov. Jerry Brown publicly debated abolishing redevelopment agencies and using that money for other purposes, San Bernardino's Economic Development Agency board - composed of the City Council - searched for a way to preserve redevelopment opportunities the council said only the EDA allowed.
The council, acting as the EDA board, voted to transfer $108.4 million in assets to a nonprofit called the Economic Development Corporation, which at the time had only Mayor Morris and two council members on its governing board but grew to also include three people without direct ties to the city.
Later, the state Legislature voted to eliminate redevelopment agencies and tasked the state Controller's Office with reviewing the activities of every such agency in the state.
San Bernardino's review, the 20th to be completed, determined that transferring money to the nonprofit was not allowed because the City Council controls EDC operations and the EDC performs functions historically performed by cities.
That's despite then-Acting City Manager Andrea Travis-Miller's strong opposition to the idea that the city controls the nonprofit, expressed in a November response to a draft of the controller's report.
"The assertion is factually inaccurate and the proposed order is impossible to perform," Travis-Miller wrote. "...The city does not have the legal authority to order or cause SBEDC to take this action, or for that matter to do anything."
Chiang's report also finds the former Economic Development Agency must transfer $420.5 million to the city that Jim Morris said he thought had already been transferred.
"We have no problem, never contested that, and have every intention to make sure we've done that," he said. "We acknowledged that we thought this already occurred, so we're happy to clear up any documentation to ensure that that happens."
Disputes remain within San Bernardino, though.
City Attorney James F. Penman noted his office had refused to sign off on the original transfer until San Bernardino Superior Court ruled it was valid. He said council members have told him Mayor Morris is preventing a solution by not calling a meeting of the EDC.
The EDC is being sued over nonpayment of bills related to the construction of the downtown Regal Theater complex.
"That's part of the concern, is `Are they not meeting in order to avoid transferring the property back?"' Penman said. "That's what creditors are asking."
Jim Morris said he hadn't seen a reason to call a meeting while the issues were being worked out but the mayor probably will schedule one soon.
Penman and Jim Morris agreed that the city's creditors, some of whom argue in court that the city shouldn't be eligible for bankruptcy protection, will seize on any problem in the city. But both say they don't expect the controller's decision to significantly impact the bankruptcy case.
The city's largest creditor, the California Public Employee Retirement System, is still reviewing the controller's report, said spokesman Brad Pacheco.
"The city recently provided many of the financial documents we had been requesting to help us better understand their financial condition and we will consider the State Controller's review as well," Pacheco said.
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Hello all! I need some help.
I have tried to install BT4 on my Macbook, and i do know howto install linux but i have some problems getting BT4 up and running.
rEFIt is up and running, i have tried to make a bootcamp partition, booted the live CD (with rEFIt synch and without) and installed BT on the new partition with the guided installation on sda3 and made the bootloader on sda3.
I realy dont know what i am doing wrong, do i have to manualy formmat the bootcamp partion with fdisk and make a linux partition on sda3 and maby a swap drive..
but will the installer work? or will it make a two new partitions anyway even if i make a new linux+swap partition..
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The thing to keep in mind, as I'm sure many are aware, Gay has not practiced with Toronto yet. He woke up yesterday morning at 5am, took a private jet from Memphis to Toronto, did his physical/presser, and played.
I'm starting to feel a little excited.
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AUDIO: Cavaliers hire former coach Mike Brown
(Independence) - Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert says he made a mistake by firing Mike Brown three years ago as Cleveland's coach and is thrilled to be able to hire him again.
Brown was re-introduced by the team on Thursday, reuniting with a team he led to five straight playoff appearances before he was fired in 2010. Gilbert said: "Yeah, it was a mistake. Sure it was a mistake" to fire Brown, who guided the Cavs to the NBA Finals in 2007.
Brown was fired shortly after Cleveland was eliminated in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Gilbert changed coaches mostly to appease LeBron James, who was still with the team before leaving as a free agent.
Gilbert said: "We're very happy to rectify any position we took back then. Maybe he's meant to be here."
Brown's return has prompted a mixed reaction from Cleveland fans, some wondering why Gilbert would bring back a coach who couldn't win it all with James.
Shortly after Brown's reunion with the Cavs was made official, Gilbert went on Twitter to defend his decision. He pointed out that Brown and Phil Jackson are the only coaches with more than five years of experience to never miss the playoffs in their careers. Gilbert also noted that at 43, Brown "is not even near his peak as an NBA coach."
"Not 'selling' boys and girls," the billionaire owner wrote. "Just providing facts. You decide. Let's see how things roll next year and beyond. How many days until opening tip?"
Of course, Brown's return raises more speculation about what impact that could have on the possibility of James one day playing for the Cavs again. James can opt out of his contract with Miami as early as the summer of 2014 and the three-time league MVP has said he could imagine playing for Cleveland again.
On Wednesday night, James said he was pleased Brown was back with the Cavs.
"I'm happy for him," James said before the Heat took a 2-0 lead over Milwaukee. "Very happy for him. I think he's a really good coach, very defensive-minded coach. It'll be good for those young guys that they have."
Brown will replace Byron Scott, the man who replaced him three years ago. Scott was fired last week by Gilbert following his third straight losing season, one of injuries, blown leads and long losing streaks. The Cavs dropped 16 of their last 18 under Scott and Gilbert made the move, saying he was not seeing enough progress and that he was most disappointed by the Cavs' defense.
Defense is Brown's forte and the Cavs ranked among the league's stingiest defensive teams during his tenure.
Gilbert and general manager Chris Grant, a close friend of Brown's since college, met in Detroit on Sunday and the talks accelerated. The Cavs acted quickly to secure Brown, who was approached by a few other teams with vacancies.
"I am more than excited about Mike Brown's return to the Cleveland Cavaliers," Gilbert said in a release. "Mike has done nothing but win in this league since he was a first-year assistant many years ago. He is going to instill a much-needed defensive-first philosophy in our young and talented team that is going to serve as our foundation and identity as we continue down the path of building the kind of franchise that competes at a championship level for many years to come."
Even before Scott was fired, Brown was planning to move his family back to Cleveland. Brown's wife, Carolyn, and the couple's teenage sons enjoyed their time here and wanted to come back.
With James emerging as a superstar, the Cavs made the finals in 2007 and won more than 60 games in 2008-09 (66-16) and 2009-10 (61-21). However, they failed to win the franchise's first NBA title and Brown paid the price after the Cavs were beaten by Boston in the 2010 Eastern Conference semifinals.
Brown is getting a second chance to take the next step.
"I am thrilled to return to Cleveland to coach the Cavaliers," Brown said in the release. "The commitment ownership and management have shown in their efforts to build a successful team and organization is deep and I am excited to lead the team forward.
"Nothing would mean more to me and my family than to help bring success to this very special community and to all of our committed and loyal fans."
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Sara Brookman lives with her mom now that her Dad left them, but she's just like any other girl. When she heard One Direction's music, she couldn't help but to fall in love, like millions of fans. After she wins backstage passes she's ecstatic. But her feelings suddenly change to the opposite when she meets them and sees a mad man pointing a gun towards Harry. How will Sara somehow stand out to save the innocent lives? Sara puts all her trust in fate to guide her growing relationship with Harry, but can that be enough. Copyright © All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author.
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San Bernardino County court officials plan to begin a major shift in where civil and criminal cases are held due to the closing of courthouses in Barstow, Big Bear Lake and Needles.
A statement from court officials released Tuesday indicates the changes, which go into effect May 6, are necessary due to financial challenges.
"California faces a financial crisis of historical proportions and neither the Superior Court for San Bernardino County nor the California judicial system is exempt from having to deal with the crisis," the statement said.
Felony, misdemeanor, traffic infractions, small claims, family law and other cases in Barstow will be relocated to the Victorville courthouse at 14455 Civic Drive.
Most Big Bear Lake and Needles civil cases will be moved to San Bernardino at 303 W. Third St. Other Big Bear Lake cases, such as traffic infractions, family law and adoptions, will be heard in Victorville.
Needles felonies and misdemeanors are moving to Victorville, and cases such as traffic infractions, family law and adoptions will go to Joshua Tree, 6527 White Feather Road.
Officials are moving civil cases originating in Victorville to San Bernardino, but other cases, such as restraining orders and name change petitions will not move.
The change also affects San Bernardino. Landlord-tenant matters will be moved to Fontana, 17780 Arrow Blvd. And Rancho Cucamonga is moving its small claims cases to Fontana.
All criminal cases involving children will be moved to the Juvenile Court District in San Bernardino, 900 E. Gilbert St.
People who have cases set for hearings on or after May 6 - when the changes go into effect - will be notified by mail where their case has been reassigned.
The changes mean that residents in Needles will have to drive 212 miles for hearings in San Bernardino or 146 miles to Joshua Tree.
San Bernardino County supervisors are trying to address transportation issues relating to the court closures and are seeking state funding for the courts.
Presiding Judge Marsha G. Slough is accepting comments on the changes through April 27 at email@example.com. More information on the changes is available at http://www.sb-court.org.
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Thursday, August 9, 2012 at 9:00 AM - Friday, August 10, 2012 at 5:00 PM (CDT)
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Event Details
Close Quarters Carbine Skills
2-day program (20 hours)
This course is designed for personnel who are looking for enhanced knowledge and skills of the tactical carbine platform and its application at ranges from contact distance out to no greater than 50 yards. The course and its various courses of fire focus on techniques that have a broad array of applications for the carbine and submachine gun systems; including, patrol operations, emergency response, close quarters deployment, and intermediate range applications. The course is designed to provide a high degree of personal development topics concentrating on those areas that will enable the professional to become a more effective operator.
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- Developing a winning mindset (Train to Win™)
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- 200 Rounds of ball ammunition for handgun
- 500 Rounds of appropriate caliber rifle or carbine ammunition
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- Hearing protection
- Ball cap or other billed cap
- Cold and/or wet weather clothing
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There are a number of small hotels in Winters as well as a larger number of chain hotels in Abilene (39 minutes from the range)
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Bradshaw Pistol Academy
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Dr. Swayne's knowledge and diagnostic skills are amazing. Dr. Swayne literally saved my 11 week old daughters life by diagnosing her and sending her to the hospital (I even went to a specialist 2 days prior to my appointment with Dr. Swayne and they missed the diagnosis). She has a great bedside manner and and answers all of my questions without rushing me out the door. I switched to Dr. Swayne 1 year ago from a practice that had 12 pediatric speacilists. Dr.Swayne out ranks them in every category (diagnostic, bedside manner, knowledge, she even does research and provides helpful handouts on a later visit). Thank you Dr. Swanyne for your professionalism and for going above and beyond. You have surpassed all of my expectations!
We just arrived in the US and needed to visit with our 6 year old son a pediatrician in order to be prepared for school. Dr. Swayne and the staff at her practice received us in a very friendly manner. They took all the time to do a thorough examination and although my son had to take four different injections for immunization, he was all the time relaxed because of being cared for so attentively and friendly.
Dr. Swayne is caring and knowledgeable. She returns emergency calls promptly when she is on call and is very patient answering questions and providing information. She is a mom, which is a big bonus. Your mom opinion matters and you know your child best. The staff is outstanding and we are always seen the same day if needed. If you need to speak to a nurse or a doctor you will be called back as well. You will not be just a number at this practice of three doctors. The doctors, nurses and receptionists will know you and your kids by name. A refreshing change from the mega-pediatrician office we were going to. Very accomodating, very competent. Also, generally, we are seen ON TIME at our appointment time. I would say this is true of 99 percent of our visits. That is a biggie because who wants to sit in the pediatricians office waiting and waiting with a baby or a toddler (or both!) who are sick or well?? No overbooking here. We are happy here and Dr. Swayne is our favorite.
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Slip your iPad® mini into our handcrafted cover to protect it from scratches and damage – and make it even easier to use. Tailored from supple leather, the tri-fold design props up the screen for easy viewing of text, movies and videos, and a built-in Bluetooth®-enabled keyboard allows efficient typing, texting and blogging. The vegetable-tanned leather gets its rich hues from bark and leaf pigments, which infuse the hide with color while preserving the tones and textures that make each piece one of a kind.
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This bi-level bookcase rotates 360º to provide easy access to reading material. A simple turn spins the bookcase so you can browse all of its contents. Capable of holding twice as many books as traditional bookshelves of the same size, the revolving unit has two 11"-tall circular shelves that accommodate paperback novels or unabridged dictionaries. Eight separate quadrants on each shelf keep books organized by author or discipline. Occupying as little space as an end table, the bookcase won't take up valuable floor space in a room where full-size bookcases are impractical. Birch veneer with a walnut finish. Assembly required. 27" H x 23 3/4" Diam. (52 lbs.)
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This doubles as a library of information and a reception room table in my office.
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Just perfect!!!!Thank you,come christmas your company will be on my top list to buy from.Hugo
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I have a small room that I use for a study with no more room for regular book cases. This I can put in the center of my room and access books I am currently reading or those I like to refer to for my writing. With a book holder on top I can read and write at the same time.
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I finally got my books up off the floor! This bookcase is ideal if you have limited space and a lot of books you want to display and have near at hand. It swivels easily and holds more books than you would think. The shelves are wide and high so that it will hold most books. And it's attractive.
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Absolutely delighted with this product. Was surprised something that assembled so easily could be so sturdy. It is pleasing to look at and something of a talking point. Had been looking at it in the catalogue for a while and am so glad I decided to buy it.
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Buy another formulation of Jicky. Which one did you buy?
Buy vintage Jicky.
Buy Mouchoir de Monsieur by Guerlain.
I have a nice new refill bottle of Jicky - bought it last winter - and while it's fine on the sweet and light notes, it is definitely lacking in the infamous "dirty" notes.
I'm thinking it might be possible to adjust it by layering with a (synthetic) civet oil, purchased from one of my local fragrance shops.
What do my basenotes blender buddies have to say about this - think it's possible to get even close to the original this way? Or should I just search around online and pay a lot of money for a vintage bottle?
The new bottle is OK, but it's just missing that little extra thrill that I keep reading about when it comes to vintage versions.
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Buy another formulation of Jicky. Which one did you buy?
Buy vintage Jicky.
Buy Mouchoir de Monsieur by Guerlain.
I have a bottle of MdM on order. Thanks for the tip. Still, I'd like to find a layering option that livens up my recent Jicky purchase. Any ideas?
I think it is all in the concentration. The EDT has a lot less civet and much more citrus. The extrait is just luscious and dense - and I don't notice the civet as much. The PDT/EDP is much more heavily involved with the poopie notes.
Many times, I layer a couple of daubs of extrait with a good blast of PDT to the chest.
Mouchoir does have a lot more civet in the topnotes.
"...put on clothes that are well-scented with incense. Even if youre somewhere where no one special will see you, you still feel a heady sense of pleasure inside." Things that make your heart beat fast (translated by Meredith McKinney), Sei Shonagon. The Pillow Book.
As for layering, I don't know. There's no guarantee that the civet you try to layer with would match the civit that goes with Jicky. What if you had a (more common) urinous civet instead of a poopie civet!? No good, my friend, no good. Need those poopies.
"It's not what you look like when you're doing what you're doing; it's what you're doing when you're doing what you look like you're doing."
yes--but if you use civet oil, synthetic or not, use quite literally a pin head dipped into the oil and then stirred into one once of jicky parfum--this works beautifully--any more than that and you will smell like poop.


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The Switch Workshop
The Re-Wired Group
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PST)
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Note: Workshops typically sell out in under 5 days, so if you're interested, register now.
Customers don't just buy a product — they switch from something else. And customers don't just leave a product — they switch to something else.
It's in these switching moments that the deepest customer insights can be found.
On the 29th of January, a select group of 24 people will attend a unique, hands-on, full-day workshop to learn about "The Switch".
Most businesses don't know the real reasons why people switch to — or from — their products. We'll teach you how to find out.
The workshop will be at the W Hotel in San Francisco. The cost to attend is $1000. The workshop will be led by The Re-Wired Group, and sponsored by Precision Nutrition.
Jason Fried from 37signals will be joining us via Skype to talk about how the concept of switching has influenced him.
You'll participate in live customer interviews.
You'll learn new techniques for unearthing the deep insights that most companies never bother to dig up.
You'll understand why people switch from one product to another and how you can increase the odds that the switch goes your way.
And you'll be able to put everything you learned to immediate use.
There's only one simple requirement: You'll be asked to bring something with you. It won't be a big deal. Details will be provided one week before the workshop.
Spots are limited. Only 24 people will be able to attend and participate.
Register today and we'll see you on January 29th.
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W Hotel San Francisco
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PST)
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INFS4150 - Web Applic Devel Using Asp.Net
Fall 2013
TThis course introduces Web Application Development using the Windows, Internet Information Server, SQL Server, and ASP.NET enterprise application platform. Students will develop an application web site using introductory and intermediate ASP.NET server standard, validation, navigation, data and login controls. VB.NET will be used to provide additional programmatic capabilities. This course will focus on the development and deployment of a dynamic database web application.
Prerequisites: INFS2150 and INFS2120
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Maimonides School always has regarded itself as an institution serving the Greater Boston Jewish Community. The original bylaws called for the school "to promote literary and educational, charitable, and benevolent movements in the community…" The school's worldview was expressed by its founder, Rabbi Dr. Joseph B. Soloveitchik: "The Jew must share in the destiny of his people and be concerned with the destiny of mankind."
This philosophy is personified at the grass-roots level by student activity. Even the youngest children share their exuberance with visits to residences for the elderly. For over a decade the school has sponsored Gittel's Kitchen, Greater Boston's only kosher soup kitchen, which is entirely student-run. Each year, our Project Shalom connects individual seniors for volunteer service with a wide range of Jewish and non-sectarian communal agencies and institutions.
Maimonides student musical groups are ambassadors for the school, performing at public events like the community Holocaust memorial as well as influential gatherings like the national donors conference of the Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education.
As a national landmark of traditional Judaism, Maimonides is a nucleus for community education. The school frequently sponsors lectures and presentations by renowned scholars and Jewish leaders. Ma'ayan, the region's Torah studies institute for women, began in the classrooms of Maimonides School and continues to hold sessions there. The school also sponsors a shomer Shabbat Boy Scout troop, Troop 54.


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Regular Full-Time (Req # 2017-138) Various, rotating, 8-hour shifts, 40 hours per week.
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Working collaboratively with and under the general supervision of the Patient Care Coordinator (PCC), with direction from the Registered Nurse (RN). Performs assessment, planing, implementation and evaluation of care delivered to assigned residents in accordance with established standards of nursing practice as delineated by Kuakini Geriatric Care, Inc.
Graduate from an accredited school of practical or vocational nursing, or completion of an organized course of study approved by the Board of Licensing for the State of Hawaii required, with current licensure in the State of Hawaii. Current Basic Life Support certification, Level C required (BLS for Health Care Providers), with retraining once every two (2) years. Experience in a long-term care unit and in meeting Ombudsman Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) requirements preferred; or any combination of education and experience which would provide the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to meet the minimum qualifications to perform the essential functions of this position.


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Mother, and Army vet, posts photo of concealed carry permit on Facebook, gets banned from disabled daughter's school
Tanya Mount says she is being targeted by the administrator at her daughter's school after a meeting between the two several week ago.
"I feel like a criminal. I want I want to be heard. I want a public apology," says Mount. On Wednesday, Mount says she was handed a notice from Richmond County Board of Education police.