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In my presentation to the Historical Society of New Mexico Conference this may, I indicated that my fourth great-grandmother Maria Guadalupe Torres married two men who were distant cousins. Guadalupe's 1st husband Francisco Antonio Garcia Jurado was the half 2nd cousin, once removed of her 2nd husband Pedro Antonio Baca. These two cousins were related through Ramon Garcia Jurado, separately through his two wives.
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Media outlets have quoted or cited criticism of Sen. Barack Obama by anti-abortion activist and WorldNetDaily columnist Jill Stanek without citing relevant facts that undermine her credibility, including her suggestion that domestic violence is acceptable against women who have abortions, her support of billboards in Tanzania with the words "Faithful Condom User" next to a picture of a large skeleton, and her citation of a report that "aborted fetuses are much sought after delicacies" in China to which she added, "I think this stuff is happening."
Several media outlets have quoted or cited criticism of Sen. Barack Obama by anti-abortion activist and WorldNetDaily columnist Jill Stanek over Obama's opposition to certain bills amending the Illinois Abortion Law of 1975 while he was in the Illinois state Senate -- without citing relevant facts that undermine her credibility. These facts include her suggestion that domestic violence is acceptable against women who have abortions, her support of billboards in Tanzania with the words "Faithful Condom User" next to a picture of a large skeleton, which aimed to discourage condom use there in favor of abstinence and "be[ing] faithful," and her citation of a report that "aborted fetuses are much sought after delicacies" in China to which she added, "I think this stuff is happening."
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- In a March 31 post to her website, titled "Faithful Condom Users Die," Stanek urged her readers to fund Human Life International's (HLI) efforts to post billboards in Tanzania with the words "Faithful Condom Users" next to a picture of a large skeleton, stating, "HLI needs donations to keep the billboards up. Donate here." HLI describes itself as a "pro-life, pro-family, pro-woman organization" that claims as its mission to "fight the evils of abortion, contraception, sex education and family breakdown."
- In an March 1, 2007, WorldNetDaily column, during a discussion of a scene in the film The Godfather: Part II in which Al Pacino's character hits his wife after she told him she aborted their child, Stanek wrote: "That spontaneous slap was the reaction of a real man who a woman had just told she aborted his baby. Compare that to the modern day cowardly male response, 'It's your choice. Whatever you decide, I'll support you.' "
- In an April 9, 2007, posts to her website and the Illinois Review blog, Stanek wrote: "The following, if true, is what abortion and the dehumanization of preborn babies has wrought. It is the most despicable outcome of abortion I have ever seen or reported. Yet, if one is 'pro-choice' and denies that preborn humans are human, there is nothing wrong with this whatsoever. It can't even be considered cannibalism." She then cited a March 29, 2007, Epoch Times article, which reported: "The Next Magazine, a weekly publication from Hong Kong, reported that infant corpses and fetuses have become the newest supplements for health and beauty in China. Not only is the placenta considered a beauty remedy, but also aborted fetuses are much sought after delicacies. In Guangdong, gourmet body parts are in high demand and can even be purchased through hospitals..." After a reader questioned the truth of the claims, Stanek wrote: "[A]ccording to Wikipedia, The Epoch Times is an anti-Chinese-government newspaper. Wikipedia compares The Next Magazine, from whence Epoch got its information, to a sensationalist type paper. That said, Wikipedia is accessible by all to skew, including the Chinese government. And there are good sensationalist news organizations, like Drudge (and even the Enquirer these days), and bad sensationalist rags that boast alien abductions on their front page. But I've read legitimate news stories of the Chinese doing strange things with embryos. So I think this stuff is happening. And that last photo in particular looks real" [emphasis added].
- In a June 30, 2007, post to her website about the National Education Association's "inexplicable support of abortion," Stanek wrote: "Teachers certainly see abused kids, hungry kids, neglected kids, poor kids. So the NEA's logic is to help kill these problem kids before they're born? That's the same logic of many pro-aborts, both self-serving and lazy."
- In her November 7, 2007, WorldNetDaily column, Stanek wrote that Barbara Bush, wife of former President George H.W. Bush, was "a pro-abort," adding that her "platform as first lady was illiteracy, so she obviously thought abortion was a solution to illiteracy. In actuality, then, she was a eugenicist, because it is poor people who are illiterate, not rich people."
- In a February 6, 2007, Illinois Review post called "Debbie Does...??" Stanek noted that Illinois state Senate majority leader Debbie Halvorson had disclosed her human papillomavirus (HPV) status, stated that "you would think she'd focus on her behavior that caused her to contract that sexually transmitted disease" [underline in original], then criticized Halvorson for not disclosing the "number of sex partners she has had," "whether it was her husband who passed HPV on to her after sleeping with other women," or "if Halvorson contracted HPV through rape, [in which case] she could discuss ways to avoid rape."
- In a February 20, 2007, Illinois Review post discussing Illinois state Rep. John Fritchey's introduction of a bill that would allow a judicial exception to the state's law requiring parental notification before a minor obtains an abortion, Stanek wrote that Fritchey "is now working toward his Teen Genocide Promotion award."
Blogger Larry Handlin noted several of Stanek's controversial statements on Archpundit.com.
Stanek has also repeatedly made the false claim that Sen. Barack Obama "supports infanticide." Additionally, Hannity & Colmes and The New York Sun each referred to Stanek's allegations that babies that were born despite attempted abortions were abandoned without treatment in the Illinois hospital where she worked -- including in a soiled utility room -- without noting that the Illinois Department of Public Health reportedly said that the alleged conduct, if proved, would have constituted "violations of existing law" but that it could not substantiate the allegation.
From the August 18 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes:
HANNITY: The abortion issue continues to hamper Barack Obama months after Democratic rival Hillary Clinton challenged his support for Roe v. Wade. Now, according to the New York Sun, pro-life advocates are calling his abortion stance extremism. At issue is Senator Obama's vote against an Illinois law that would have protected infants born alive after a botched abortion procedure. Joining us now, syndicated columnist Ann Coulter, radio show talk show host -- he's nationally syndicated -- Dennis Prager; and former Democratic pollster Pat Caddell. Ann Coulter, I'll start with you. The Born Alive Infant Protection Acts. They induce these abortions. I --
COULTER: Right.
HANNITY: I interviewed Jill Stanek. She's a nurse. Illinois.
COULTER: Right.
HANNITY: Testified before Obama's committee. A baby with Down syndrome aborted, thrown in a soiled utility room. She cradles this baby that's breathing for 45 minutes, and Barack Obama was the only senator to speak out against a bill that would have protected babies in that situation. Is that the --
COULTER: Right.
HANNITY: Is that infanticide?
COULTER: It's shocking.
HANNITY: It is.
COULTER: It's -- of course it's infanticide. Yeah, he's for a woman's right to choose through the fourth trimester. And even Barbara Boxer, whom until now was the most staunchly pro-abortion senator, even she spoke in favor of this bill. I mean, this is a child that is not bothering the woman anymore, is not going to make her depressed or affect her health. It's out of the woman's body. They tried to kill it, but somehow the baby made it out alive.
From the August 19 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes:
HANNITY: Andrea, here's the point. Jill Stanek, who I interviewed, testified before his committee these babies are born alive. She found one in a soiled utility room in the hospital, a Down syndrome baby that was aborted. She cradled and rocked this baby for 45 minutes. He was unfazed, she says, by the testimony when she gave it to him before his committee. How could -- this is so -- this is infanticide.
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"I said I'll play wherever you need me — I'll play safety if you want me to, but I probably won't be the best at backpedaling," the 6-foot-4, 300-pound Maliska said.
Maliska had taken only about a week's worth of reps at right guard before HC's opener against New Hampshire, so he didn't get on the field on offense in that one, but, in tonight's game at Harvard, Maliska will make his second straight start at right guard — and at his usual defensive tackle spot.
"I think it's just amazing," Gilmore said. "The two positions are just so demanding. He never played (guard) and in a matter of three weeks, we got him ready where he's played significantly the last two weeks. He's a true two-way player."
Maliska played the entire game on offense last week against Dartmouth and three defensive series. Overall this season, he's played 105 snaps at guard, 39 at defensive tackle and 12 on special teams.
Gilmore said he needs to monitor Maliska's total reps, but the Crusaders will have to stop Harvard's potent rushing attack, so Maliska will likely see more time on defense tonight.
"I'll play as many snaps on either side as we need," Maliska said. "You just have to balance it out so I'm not completely dead in the fourth quarter."
Starting left tackle Kyle Pedretty (knee) remains out and there has been plenty of shuffling at the other positions along the offensive line. In addition to the shifting up front, the Crusaders are also breaking in a new quarterback. Sophomore Ryan Laughlin made his first career start against Dartmouth and completed 21 of 30 attempts for 106 yards. HC scored on its first two possessions, but stalled the rest of the game.
"Ryan's a talented young quarterback," Gilmore said. "He's just inexperienced. We're not limited in what we can run with him, it's just a matter of getting him the experience."
Maliska, who was flagged for two false-start penalties in last week's game, is still learning his position, but he's doing it quickly.
"I've picked up the offense and playing offensive line is very mental," he said. "Being able to help out the team as much as I can is a real honor and being able to learn more about the game has been great."
Maliska divides his practice and preparation time equally between offense and defense.
In 2011, Maliska started all 11 games at defensive tackle and totaled 35 tackles and two sacks.
"Offense has been great just because it's been different," Maliska said, "and any time you do something new it's fun. Defense feels more natural, but I'm not partial to either side."
HC is 0-3 for the first time since 2004, Gilmore's first year, and faces a huge challenge against the Crimson.
The Crusaders beat Harvard in its 2011 opener and the Crimson have since won 11 straight.
Senior running back Treavor Scales is averaging 154.5 rushing yards in two games (wins over San Diego and Brown), senior quarterback Colton Chapple has completed 67 percent of his passes for 560 yards and three touchdowns and senior tight end Kyle Juszczyk has a team-high 12 receptions for 140 yards and a TD. Senior linebacker Bobby Schneider has a team-high 18 tackles, a sack and two pass breakups.
Last week's Old Dominion-UNH shootout was quite the spectacle.
ODU sophomore quarterback Taylor Heinicke set an NCAA Division 1 record with 730 — 730! — passing yards, threw five touchdowns and broke a bunch of other FCS and school records as the Monarchs scored 26 points in the fourth quarter to beat the Wildcats, 64-61. The teams combined for 195 offensive plays and 1,749 yards.
"I probably would have enjoyed it a little more if I was on the offensive side," said ODU defensive run game coordinator/linebackers coach Corey Hetherman of Oxford, "but Taylor's performance was unbelievable."
Hetherman took some satisfaction in the fact that ODU allowed only seven fourth-quarter points and sealed the victory with an interception.
The Monarchs are 4-0 and moved up to No. 4 in this week's FCS Top 25.
Hetherman, who was a star quarterback at Oxford High and Fitchburg State, is in his third season at Old Dominion. He was previously on the staffs at WNEC, Northeastern and Springfield.
"I love it here," he said. "I love the area and I love the school. It's a place that's very into its athletic programs. It's been great."
During his first two years at Old Dominion, Hetherman coached the rovers and worked under current Holy Cross defensive coordinator Andy Rondeau. He was promoted to his current position before the start of this season.
This weekend college coaches around the country will take part in Coaches to Cure MD, a charity project of the American Football Coaches Association. To show their support, members of the Holy Cross coaching staff will wear a Coach to Cure MD logo patch during tonight's game, and WPI and Nichols coaches will do the same tomorrow.
Coach to Cure MD raises awareness and research funding for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the most prolific genetic killer diagnosed in childhood. Fans can donate to the fund online at CoachtoCureMD.org or by texting the word "CURE" to 90999 (a $5 donation will automatically be added to your next phone bill and standard text message rates apply).
Assumption junior defensive back Mike Uva was named Northeast-10 Conference Special Teams Player of the Week. In the second quarter of last week's game against Stonehill, Uva blocked a punt that led to a touchdown, which gave the Greyhounds a 14-13 halftime lead. In the second half, Uva forced and recovered a fumble during a kick return. He added one special teams tackle.


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Too often, people learn about silly ideas but feel powerless to do anything to stop them. It's one of the reasons fewer and fewer people vote, volunteer, donate, or join civic groups.
In recent weeks, two great ideas — honoring heroic Chaplain Emil Kapaun and providing modern restrooms in Marion's Central Park — have been imperiled by uncertainty over whether the institutions that will implement them are strong enough to resist silly ideas being floated about them.
Among the silly ideas are that Pilsen is too small to be home to a shrine of artifacts honoring the saintly chaplain and that plumbing exigencies require locating park restrooms in an overly prominent position that blocks views of the park's inviting natural beauty.
In both cases, plenty people can and are doing something about it — putting their mouths where there money is.
By donating to the Chaplain Kapaun Legacy Fund, care of Tampa State Bank, 1110 E. Main St., Marion KS 66861, residents can make it a condition that their donation remain in Marion County.
Likewise, many of the most significant potential donors to the Central Park restrooms are insisting that their money be returned if the restrooms are positioned, as some have proposed, near the fountain on the north side of the park.
Both the Kapaun project and the park project merit everyone's support. Not only are they good causes; they also will help bolster Marion County's emerging tourism economy.
Both also could fall victim to silly implementation, but not if sufficient people get behind them and attach appropriate conditions to their donations. Money talks. Bull you-know-what walks.
Donating with conditions is a way to ensure that proper projects are implemented in proper ways. It also provides a way for citizens who sometimes feel powerless to re-assert their rightful role in determining how our community is improved.
Fail to put your mouth where your money is and we might soon have to go to Wichita to honor Father "Ka-Pahn" or find ourselves bragging about our "beautiful" downtown outhouses.


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The presidential election has soaked up most of the national attention, but there are nearly 100 other competitive races across the country that could determine which party controls Congress — or whether partisan gridlock will continue for two more years.
With fewer than two months to Election Day, about 40 Republican and 25 Democratic House seats remain in play, and Republicans still have a fighting chance to gain control of the Senate, where Democrats are defending 23 of the 33 seats up for grabs this year.
While high-volume races like the Massachusetts and Missouri Senate contests have received more attention, there are less-publicized races that better illustrate the political trends that will decide the 2012 election.
Here are capsule summaries of ten of the most significant races in the nation:
1. Presidential race. Barack Obama (D) vs. Mitt Romney (R)
What's at stake in the presidential race? The future of American health care, tax policy, spending priorities, the nation's fiscal health, legal abortions and the Supreme Court. Not much? As they always seem to say, it's the most important presidential election in a generation.
2. Virginia Senate race. Tim Kaine (D) vs. George Allen (R)
This is the toss-up race to end all toss-up races. Every poll in the contest to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Jim Webb has been within the margin of error. The rivals: former Gov. Tim Kaine, a popular Democrat, and former Gov. (and Sen.) George Allen, a popular Republican who lost six years ago after getting caught on YouTube uttering a racial slur. Short of another "macaca" moment, the party that carries the state at the presidential level most likely will win the Senate seat, too.
3. Ohio 16th District House race: Betty Sutton (D) vs. Jim Renacci (R)
Reapportionment, which cost Ohio two House seats, led to three incumbent-versus-incumbent match-ups this year. The other two were fought in the primaries, including one that ended the career of longtime Rep. Dennis Kucinich. This northeast Ohio match-up features a three-term Democrat, Betty Sutton, and a freshman Republican who won his seat in the 2010 GOP landslide. The district leans slightly Republican, but Sutton is counting on a strong turnout for President Barack Obama to make the difference this year. Democrats can't afford to lose close races like this.
4. Indiana Senate race. Richard Mourdock (R) vs. Joe Donnelly (D)
A test of Tea Party strength. After trouncing 36-year incumbent Richard Lugar in the GOP primary, state Treasurer Mourdock has run a mistake-prone general election campaign against a centrist independent. Like races two years ago in Delaware and Nevada, an extreme-right Republican may give the Democrats a chance to capture a Senate seat they should not have won.
5. North Dakota Senate race. Heidi Heitkamp (D) vs. Rick Berg (R)
The North Dakota Senate race is an example of how a strong candidate can change the dynamic of a statewide contest. Months ago, pundits were predicting an easy win for the state's sole congressman, Republican Rick Berg, in the race to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad. But former Attorney General Heidi Heitkamp, a moderate Democrat with a maverick streak, has come on strong and is dead even in recent polling, despite Republican Mitt Romney's big lead over President Obama in the Dakotas. Berg is trying to tie his Democratic opponent to a president whose energy policies and record-setting deficits are particularly unpopular.
6. New York 19th District House race. Chris Gibson (R) vs. Julian Schreibman (D)
Democrats must win districts like the Capital Region's congressional contest if they have any hope of picking up the 25 seats they need to regain control of the House. Gibson was a beneficiary of the GOP's 2010 tidal wave — one of five Republican freshmen from New York. He is generally viewed as one of the most effective and independent of the GOP first-termers. But he's running in a presidential year in a district that is, as a result of redistricting, more Democratic than it was two years ago. And much of the territory is new to Gibson.
7. Texas 23rd District House race. Francisco "Quico" Canseco (R) vs. Pete Gallego (D)
The Democrats' best chance of winning a seat in deep red Texas comes in this sprawling district that stretches from San Antonio to the edge of El Paso. Freshman Republican Francisco "Quico" Canseco narrowly defeated incumbent Democrat Ciro Rodriguez two years ago in a very good Republican year. The Democratic nominee, state Rep. Pete Gallego of Alpine, boosts Democratic turnout in the rural, western section of an evenly divided district. With Democrats desperate to take back the 23rd, this is sure to be one of the most expensive races in the country.
8. Connecticut Senate race. Chris Murphy (D) vs. Linda McMahon (R).
The Connecticut Senate race is the "upset special" being predicted by nonpartisan analyst Jennifer Duffy of the Cook Political Report. Republicans and conservative groups such as Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS must agree: They have shifted money from Missouri, where they have abandoned controversial GOP nominee Todd Akin, to Connecticut, where Republican Linda McMahon is running a disciplined campaign to replace retiring independent Joe Lieberman. McMahon, who lost a Senate race to Democrat Richard Blumenthal two years ago, has seized the lead in several recent polls. This race has become a must-win for Republicans who need to pick up four Senate seats to assure themselves of a majority.
9. California's 7th District House race. Dan Lungren (R) vs. Ami Bera (D).
This is a rematch of a race narrowly won two years by the longtime Republican officeholder in a very Republican year. But the district is more Democratic as a result of redistricting and Democratic turnout is likely to be higher in a presidential year. Democrats must win seats like this to have any chance to retake the House in 2012.
10. Florida's proposed constitutional amendments on social issues.
Christian conservatives are trying to boost their turnout in the key swing state of Florida by pushing state constitutional amendments to prevent penalties for not purchasing health care, to prevent public funding for abortions and to repeal a ban on public dollars for religious activities. Republican leaders are hoping that Religious Right enthusiasm for the amendments could help Mitt Romney get over the top in a must-win state.


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Whenever I went to his store, I felt uncomfortable. It was as if I was invisible. I would greet him when I entered and thank him when I left, but there was never any response. In time, I realized there would never be one. Despite this personality flaw, Yossie's business was flourishing. His prices were fair, and he was an honest man.
I had not been in his store for a couple of years. My husband was not as bothered as I was by Yossie's rudeness, and so he was the one who generally went there. Recently, though, I reluctantly found myself there. I'm glad it worked out that way for a number of reasons. I got to see Yossie in a different light, and I also got the chance to give my sister a special surprise.
I was waiting my turn to be served when I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. A woman's lightweight jacket was hanging on a hook.
Without thinking, I called out to Yossie, "To whom does that green jacket belong?"
He turned to me and quietly responded that it had been left in his establishment about two years ago.
"It's mine. I can't believe it. I gave up on ever finding it!"
Yossie looked away, but not before I caught the pleased smile on his face. Who would have ever thought that he would hold onto an abandoned object for such a long time, hoping someone would one day claim it? Who would have thought this could make him smile?
The story does not end here, not without telling you of the story surrounding my missing jacket.
Over the past several years, my sister and I have found ourselves traveling back and forth from Israel to America in order to spend time with our elderly parents.
Whenever possible we chose to fly together, thereby giving each other physical, as well as emotional, support. Most of our trips revolved around our parents, but we also tried to squeeze in quick shopping trips, bringing back gifts for our children and their families.
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I take a limited amount of money with me whenever I travel, and I really am very careful with how I spend it. This way, I can buy something for everyone on my list.
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While shopping one day, my sister came over to me with a lovely jacket in her hands.
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When: Tuesday, May 3rd, 4 to 5 pm Melbourne Australia time (gmt+10) (This may be Monday May 2nd for other time zones.)
Topic: The recent scams and security leaks involving Sony Play Station brings to the fore issues with online security. This session will be a general discussion amongst participants. Discussion will centre on ways to keep secure online, examples of scams and phishing and approaches to take when we are phished and scammed! How do we tackle this in the classoom?
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When: Wed 4th May 8-9pm Melbourne Australia time (gmt+10)
About the session:– The following question was raised by @bctech on twitter this week:- Is digital citizenship now considered part of "character" education? Trait or skill ? Discussing this question will form the basis of eT@lking this week.
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Since 1925, J. B. Speed School of Engineering has trained about 10,000 of America's successful engineering professionals. Speed School is one of the top choices in the country for an advanced technical education that includes on-the-job training through a mandatory cooperative internship program for undergraduates.
The J. B. Speed School of Engineering offers B.S. degree programs in bioengineering, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering, and computer engineering and computer science accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012, telephone: (410) 347-7700. The EAC of ABET accredited Master of Engineering degree program is also offered in all of these disciplines.
The Speed School is the first engineering school to achieve dual-level accreditation by EAC of ABET for its baccalaureate and master of engineering programs.
The B. S. in computer science program is accredited by CAC of ABET. Three alternating semesters of cooperative education is mandatory in all of the baccalaureate degree programs. Master of Science and Ph.D. programs are offered in all engineering disciplines except bioengineering (proposals for these are forthcoming soon).
The J.B. School of Engineering offers the following degrees:
- Bachelor of Science
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in eight degree fields:
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The majority of faculty and staff in the J.B. Speed School of Engineering are located on the (main) Belknap campus of the University of Louisville and are housed in the following buildings:
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Due to the reputation for excellence of the J. B. Speed School of Engineering in teaching and research, we attract the best and the brightest students from across Kentucky, the United States and abroad.
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Merkel, German election challenger say won't participate in Syria strike; call for UN action
BERLIN – Chancellor Angela Merkel and her challenger in Germany's upcoming election have both said they wouldn't participate in military action against Syria.
Merkel said that "Germany will not participate" in a military strike as she faced center-left rival Peer Steinbrueck during a televised debate Sunday before the Sept. 22 vote.
Merkel says that there needs to be "a collective answer by the U.N." to the use of chemical weapons in Syria. She says she is "very glad that we have a few days" to revive efforts to secure U.N. action — a reference to President Barack Obama's decision to seek authorization from Congress for military action.
Steinbrueck said he wouldn't participate in military action as chancellor and would "greatly regret it" if the U.S. strikes alone without an international mandate.


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Historic Preservation Commission and Urban Design Committee Agenda
The City of Lincoln's Urban Design Committee and Historic Preservation Commission will hold public meetings on Thursday, February 16, 2012. The meetings will convene at 1:00 p.m. in Room 214 (in Development Services Center, 2nd floor, County-City Building, 555 S. 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, to consider the following agendas. For more information, contact the Planning Department at (402) 441-7491.Agenda of February 16, 2012 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION 1:00 p.m.1. Approval of the joint meeting record of January 12, 2012 and regular meeting held January 19, 2012. 2. Opportunity for persons with limited time or with an item not appearing on the agenda to address the Commission. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION 3. Application by Craig Smith for a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at 151 North 8th Street in the Haymarket Landmark District. 4. Application by USA Rollersports for a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at 4730 South Street, the LT&T No. 4 Exchange, a designated landmark. 5. Application by Deborah Kowamoto for a Certificate of Appropriateness or certificate of exception on the ground of hardship for work at 345 S. 29th Street in the East Lincoln/Elm Park Landmark District. 6. Application by Liz Kuhlman for a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at 301 N 8th Street in the Haymarket Landmark District. DISCUSSION 7. Misc., Staff Report: Upcoming National Register nominations, etc. JOINT MEETING OF URBAN DESIGN COMMITTEE AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION Approximately 2:00 p.m.8. Call to order joint meeting. 9. West Haymarket Private Development (Traction Partners). 10. West Haymarket Streetscape Master Plan (The Clark Enersen Partners and associated firms). 11. Adjournment of joint meeting. URBAN DESIGN COMMITTEE Approximately 3:30 p.m.* Memo from Ed Zimmer 12. Approval of the joint meeting record of January 12, 2012. DISCUSSION 13. Amendments to Special Sign District, Haymarket Park & Environs. 14. Enersen Urban Design Award. 15. Adjournment of Urban Design Committee meeting.


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The Eli and Edythe Broad and Bill and Melinda Gates foundations have sponsored a report, "Smart Options: Investing the Recovery Funds for Student Success," on how to spend $100 billion of "stimulus money" on improving America's schools, according to Jay Mathews in The Washington Post. Ideas include national standards, better teacher evaluations, special help for struggling students, and more.
But let's try a thought experiment. Bill Gates made his money in software. Eli Broad made his money building houses. Imagine a slightly different universe, say one in which Henry Wallace and Al Gore had become president, and we had monopoly providers of both software and housing. How good do you think the software and the housing would be? And if the U.S. Department of Technology and the U.S. Department of Housing announced that they would be spending another $100 billion, what would happen?
It seems clear that the way to improve housing and software in that world would be to open the fields up to competition, or even to privatize them. A government monopoly provider of software would be lucky to have given us Minitel by now. And monopoly provision of housing was tried in much of the world during the 20th century, with poor results. So if we were afflicted with these albatrosses, surely we'd recognize that deregulation, competition, and privatization would produce better results by far.
So then why don't we realize it when we're afflicted with a virtual government monopoly on the provision of education? Why are zillions of smart people studying and debating how to improve the performance of a sluggish, stagnant, tax-funded government monopoly? Maybe we shouldn't be so sure that we'd see the failure of the software or housing monopoly either. Whatever enterprise the government chooses to monopolize – and there's really nothing inherent or inevitable about which enterprises that will be – will most likely become a massive bureaucratic undertaking, and we will find it difficult to imagine how the enterprise could be privately run.
But Bill and Melinda, Eli and Edythe, Jay, Barack – the evidence on monopoly vs. competitive provision of services is out there. To a great extent it's the history of the 20th century. Check it out.


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Bucknell University's Film/Media Series continues in October, with films shown Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in the Campus Theatre, located at 413 Market St. in Lewisburg. Admission to films is $2 per person; Campus Dollars are accepted.
Bucknell University will host the Eighth Annual Susquehanna River Symposium, "A Fragmented System: Dams on the Susquehanna River," Oct. 18 and 19 in the Elaine Langone Center. All events are free and open to the public without registration.
Vieux Farka Touré, called "The Hendrix of the Sahara," will perform in concert Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Theatre in Lewisburg.
The Bucknell University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will host the 35th Annual Celebration of Growing Small Businesses Friday, Oct. 11, at 8 a.m. in the Slifer Room of the Country Cupboard Restaurant in Lewisburg.
Nancy Tedeschi, inventor of the SnapIt Screw eyeglass repair solution, will give the talk, "Turning a good idea into an invention and taking it to the marketplace," Oct. 9 at 2:30 p.m. in Arches Lounge of the Elaine Langone Center at Bucknell University.
The Khasma Piano Duo — Bucknell alumnae Ashlee Mack and Katherine Palumbo — will perform in concert Oct. 6 at 4 p.m. in the Rooke Recital Hall of the Weis Music Building at Bucknell University.
Camille A. Brown and Dancers will bring modern dance to the Weis Center stage on Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m.
The Claudia Quintet will perform in concert Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Bucknell Hall at Bucknell University, as part of the University's ongoing Jazz at Bucknell series.
The Bucknell Nutrition Initiative steers students toward healthier dining options.
The WE DO Tour traveled to Boston on September 7, 2013, offering Bucknellians a view of what the University is striving to become.
Bucknell undergraduates showcased research on diverse topics at the Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium.
A new NSF-funded program at Bucknell will give some incoming STEM majors unprecedented access to undergraduate research opportunities.
The 'Bucknell in' program took students across the globe this summer, transforming their perspectives on the world around them.
Bucknell's Convocation and Candlelighting Ceremony marks the start of an academic journey for the Class of 2017.
Several members of the Bucknell University faculty have been appointed or reappointed this fall to endowed academic positions.
The Place Studies Initiative of the Bucknell University Environmental Center will host "Understanding Place," a series of discussions about various concepts used to define and comprehend "place."
Bucknell University's Poetry Path showcases 10 poems, recited in the poets' own voices, throughout campus and historic Lewisburg.
Bucknell welcomes 935 first-year students to campus.
The Bucknell Institute for Lifelong Learning will begin its fall term 2013 session on Sept. 23, and run through Nov. 1. A selection of 17 courses with topics in art and literature, health, history and politics will be led by a combination of retired faculty from various institutions and members of the Institute.
Season 2013-14 features 30 events, including world music, jazz, blues, modern dance, traditional dance from India, Ireland and Poland, classical, Americana/roots music, and a family discovery.
The Bucknell SBDC will offer the workshop, "QuickBooks Basic" Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Service 1st Federal Credit Union in Danville.
Bucknell University will host its annual Family Weekend Sept. 27 to 29. In addition to activities designed for Bucknell families, several events are open to the community.
The Lewisburg Community Garden will host two events in September — a Locavore Dinner and a Harvest Festival — both open to the public.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter and novelist Josh Ritter will perform an acoustic show with his trio on Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Weis Center for the Performing Arts. Folk artist Sam Amidon will open the show at 6:30 p.m.
He will discuss 21st century war and foreign policy as part of the Bucknell Forum series "tech/no."
LEO, The Anti-Gravity Show, will come to the Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m
Bucknell University's Jazz at Bucknell series and the University's Film/Media Studies series will present "Finding Carlton: Uncovering the Story of Jazz in India," Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Theatre. The event includes a post-screening talk with filmmaker Susheel Kurien.
Pianist Richard Becker will perform in concert Sept. 22 at 4 p.m. in the Rooke Recital Hall of the Weis Music Building. The concert will include works by Chopin, Schumann and Becker.
Acclaimed Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer Aparna Ramaswamy will present "Sannidhi (Sacred Space)" on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University.
Keith E. Whittington will give the talk, "Is the Constitution a Cage?" Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. in the Forum of the Elaine Langone Center at Bucknell University, held in celebration of Constitution Day.
The Bucknell SBDC will host the roundtable discussion, "Dishing the Realities of Restaurant Management," Sept. 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Hall's Ice Cream in Millerstown.
Rick Guidotti, an award-winning former high-fashion photographer and prominent advocate working to change perceptions of people living with genetic conditions, will discuss his critically acclaimed photographic exhibition, "Positive Exposure: The Spirit of Difference," in a series of area talks sponsored by the Geisinger-Bucknell Autism and Developmental Medicine Center.
Sami Schalk will give the talk, "Blackness and Disability: From Slavery to a Not-so-Distant Future," Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Forum of the Elaine Langone Center at Bucknell University.
Pianist Sezi Seskir will give a concert Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. in the Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University. The concert will inaugurate a new grand piano in the Weis Center Lobby.
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