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Cherry Point Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit returned home Saturday afternoon to family and friends after a nearly nine-month deployment in the Mediterranean Sea.
Cherry Point Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit returned home Saturday afternoon to family and friends after a nearly nine-month deployment in the Mediterranean Sea.
Jessica Goodridge stood in the large hangar with her children, Gabriele, 6, and Annabelle, 3, waiting for her husband Anthony to arrive.
�It�s been hard,� Cpl. Goodridge said. �There�s been good and bad times. But it has definitely been worth the wait.�
When her husband got off the bus and made his way through the large, cheering crowd, his children shouted and ran to him and clung to his fatigues as he hugged his wife.
�This is really good,� he said. �It�s a nice turnout.�
His children ran and got a sign they made and held it up to him. It had colorful handprints around the edges and the words: �These are the hands that prayed for your safe return.�
Just outside the hanger door, Sgt. Stephen Wilson couldn�t hold back a few tears as he hugged his wife Sara and gave his 19-month-old son Cooper a stuffed bull he brought from Spain.
�This is overwhelming,� Wilson said and looked at his son. �He�s grown so much.�
Wilson�s wife was also wiping away a tear.
�I tried not to cry,� she said. �I was happy when I heard he was coming home. I was also a little nervous because this is the first time I�ve seen him in a long time. But I�m definitely happy he is back.�
Inside the hangar, where there was a long table full of cookies and snacks and a bouncy house for the children and the Marines� gear, Julie Porath said she drove from Atlanta, Ga. to welcome her son Cpl. Corbin Wildermuth back. She was looking for him through the crowd at the hangar door when he surprised her from behind.
�Oh my gosh!� Porath said.
This was her son�s first deployment, she said.
�This is extra special to us,� Porath said. �When he was aboard ship, he had a very serious reaction to a smallpox vaccine. They were fixing to airlift him to Rota, Spain, but at the last minute he began to turn around and get well. They kept him on the ship and he made his deployment. I�m very happy he is home.�
The homecoming of the 80 Marines was part of two separate returns of nearly 140 Marines serving with Marine Attack Squadron 231 and Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 467, who returned Sunday.
The 26th MEU sailed through the Mediterranean Sea where they conducted port visits to Limassol, Cyprus, Souda Bay, Crete and Corfu, Greece. On April 12, the MEU sailed through the Suez Canal and into the 5th Fleet area of responsibility, which includes the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and Arabian Sea, according to a press release.
The MEU served as the U.S. Central Command crisis response force, responsible for a range of contingency planning and operations. In addition, the Marines and sailors teamed up with foreign militaries during Theater Security Cooperation exercises in Oman, Qatar, and Jordan throughout the deployment.
The returning Marines were part of more than 2,200 Marines and sailors assigned to 26th MEU. VMA 231 is of three operational Marine Corps fixed-wing attack squadrons based out of Cherry Point that fly the AV-8B Harrier. The deployment was aboard the ships of the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group. The squadron was commanded by Lt. Col. Michael P. Quinto.
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So Dennis Siver (19-8 MMA, 8-5 UFC) will fight in Sweden, after all.
After a rumored rematch with Ross Pearson turned out to be much ado about nothing, UFC officials have instead booked Siver to face Brazilian featherweight Diego Nunes (17-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) at April's UFC on FUEL TV 2 event.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) today confirmed the booking, which was first reported by Swedish site mmanytt.se, with sources close to the event.
Featuring a main event between light heavyweights Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and Alexander Gustafsson, UFC on FUEL TV 2 takes place April 14 at Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm. The main card airs on FUEL TV (live on Saturday afternoon in the U.S.), and as MMAjunkie.com first reported, some prelims are expected to stream on Facebook.
The placement of the Nunes vs. Siver fight on the evening's lineup has not been revealed.
Siver, a German fighter, had surged into lightweight title contention with four consecutive wins over the likes of Matt Wiman, George Sotiropoulos and Spencer Fisher. However, following a submission loss to Donald Cerrone at UFC 137 in October, he mentioned the possibility of dropping down a weight class. Although just 1-3 in his first UFC stint, Siver is now 7-2 in his latest.
Meanwhile, Nunes looks to build on the strength of a unanimous-decision win over Manny Gamburyan at UFC 141. "The Gun" is 4-1 in his past five bouts – a run that includes WEC wins over Tyler Toner and Raphael Assuncao.
The lone loss in that stretch came at UFC 131 to Kenny Florian, who then went on the challenge for the featherweight title in his next fight.
For more on UFC on FUEL TV 2, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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It's not the full trailer that Ridley Scott will be debuting later today, but this IMAX promo will whet your appetite for more Prometheus in the meantime. Here we get a few more glances at the horrors awaiting the ship's crew, and our first small bit of dialogue. [via Bleeding Cool]


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UW's Center for Fundamentals of Subsurface Flow to Host Third Workshop
An academic from Brazil and an energy professional from France will headline a University of Wyoming workshop about CO2 sequestration and natural gas flow in the subsurface.
Professor Marcio Murad, from the Brazilian National Lab for Scientific Computing (LNCC) in Brazil; and Benoit Noetinger, associate director at research at IFP Energies nouvelles, France, will be the keynote speakers for "Porous Media Flows: Experimentation, Multi-Scale Modeling and Simulation."
The event, scheduled May 8-10 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Laramie, is hosted by UW's Center for Fundamentals of Subsurface Flow (CFSF). Approximately 40-50 are expected to attend the workshop, which begins at noon May 8.
The workshop registration deadline is April 20. While the workshop is primarily for academics and oil and gas industry professionals, the public is invited to attend.
For more information and to register, visit http://www.uwyo.edu/ser/conferences/workshop-unconventional-resources/index.html. For registration questions, contact Kelly Garvey at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (303) 842-2617.
Murad will present "Introduction to Computational Reservoir Geomechanics" while Noetinger will present "Upscaling and Flow in Heterogeneous and Fractured Media." For details of these presentations, go to http://www.uwyo.edu/ser/conferences/workshop-unconventional-resources/index.html
"Murad is an expert in geomechanics and Noetinger specializes in upscaling problems, essentially describing a complex problem in a fine scale in a simple way on a larger scale," says Felipe Pereira, a professor of mathematics in UW's School of Energy Resources and CFSF associate director.
Additionally, the workshop will consist of presentations from research groups composed of UW faculty members that have been funded by the CFSF. The CFSF was created in 2010 through the combined efforts of a dozen UW faculty members in chemical and petroleum engineering, geography and geophysics, and mathematics.
The CFSF conducts and integrates advanced experimentation and modeling of multi-phase flow in porous media to ensure future access to subsurface energy resources and carbon storage resources.
Several UW professors submitted research proposals in April 2010 to the CFSF.
Proposals were related to the following topics:
- Recovery of natural gas from unconventional reservoirs characterized by low permeability. Permeability determines how fast oil or natural gas can move through the pore space. Research activities focus on improving understanding of permeability distribution, connectivity and flow pathways than can be used to improve oil reservoir models and field design.
- Sequestration of greenhouse gas and associated impurities in geological formations, including deep saline aquifers, and oil and gas reservoirs. These research activities focus on improving understanding of underlying phenomena responsible for various GGI (Greenhouse Gas and Assorted Impurities) geological storage mechanisms that can be used to develop or improve predictive modeling tools.
Awards were made to six proposals. Graduate and post-doctoral students who worked on this research with UW faculty (who served as principal investigators on the projects) will make presentations at the workshop.
"The goals of the workshop are to discuss the most recent (research) results, establish goals and discuss the most recent developments," Pereira says. "We have very exciting research from these six groups. We have new experimental science, modeling and simulation."
For a list of presentation titles and primary investigators, go to http://www.uwyo.edu/cfsf/funding-opportunities/ggi.html.
Additionally, workshop attendees can take short courses (approximately four hours) on upscaling in heterogeneous and fractured media, and reservoir geomechanics.


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No matter how many times I've made this point — that politics has nothing to do with local news decisions — perceptions don't dramatically change.
A reader who identified himself as Jim Johnson emailed last week, offering a list of concerns he had about news decisions and how we were showing our political bias.
No matter how many times I've made this point — that politics has nothing to do with local news decisions — perceptions don't dramatically change.
Each reader, even the most academically trained, filters news consumption through his or her values. When the Herald-Tribune authenticates your values, you consider our coverage fair and balanced. When we don't reflect your values, you call, write, mutter or give up.
And that leads us to Benghazi. Most people couldn't find it on a map, yet the Libyan city has become a divisive political issue since the deadly terrorist attacks on the U.S. consulate there in 2012. The Obama administration is being questioned about security measures, whether the attacks could have been prevented, and if critical information is being withheld for political reasons.
A May 9-12 Pew Research Center survey shows 44 percent of Americans are following the congressional hearings "very or fairly closely." Critics say that's fewer than half, yet there's no doubt that Benghazi has generated intense, partisan feelings.
Mr. Johnson's email was ignited by our lack of Benghazi coverage in the May 11 edition. In our cordial email exchange, Mr. Johnson wrote: "My point was not covering the Benghazi cover up is one of the things --- selective coverage which is favorable to Obama --- which is going to cost news organizations, especially print news, tons of readers."
Yes, we should have had a story on May 11. Release of documents was an important news thread in this ongoing story.
But I respectfully disagree that there's been selective efforts by news organizations to favor President Obama. The journalistic bandwidth — from bloggers to dailies to TV networks — is too wide, diverse and complex to generate such a conspiratorial consensus.
So, Mr. Johnson, would you like to know what I really think?
I'm angered by the Justice Department's secret subpoena to access Associated Press phone records after information was leaked from the Obama administration. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.'s rationalization has shown a blatant disregard for protecting the public's right to know.
It's also disconcerting how slowly President Obama has reacted to the burgeoning IRS scandal, in which officials targeted conservative advocacy groups. The widespread lack of oversight raises questions about who in the Obama administration knew this was happening.
Similar Pew studies have shown an erosion of trust in government. The growing resume of big-brother blunders under the Obama administration won't change perceptions that the federal government needs reform. If you need proof, reread Jeremy Wallace's report on congressional travel gone wild.
There you have it, Mr. Johnson. The editor's unfiltered opinions.
Yet, my personal opinions don't factor into news decisions. This is your newspaper, after all.
That's why Mr. Johnson deserves the last words. I haven't met the guy, but I respect his intellect and candor.
And class.
Here is how Mr. Johnson ended his email:
"My favorite quote from Thomas Jefferson is the one where he says given a choice between government and newspapers, he'd choose the latter every time. Me, too. And they treated him much worse than the American press treats conservatives and Republicans these days.
"Thanks a million for taking your time with this, Mr. Church."
Bill Church can be contacted at email@example.com or (941) 361-4991. Follow him on Twitter @BillChurchMedia.


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With more than one third of the adults in the U.S. considered obese, it's critical to engage the adult population in making healthy changes in their own lives. So in season 14, it won't just be the contestants getting in shape, because NBC's popular series is challenging viewers and America to join a nationwide movement to get healthy, too.
The all-new portal - www.biggestloser.com - is a go-to destination for comprehensive and interactive weight-loss tools that have never been offered before on the site, bringing "The Biggest Loser" lifestyle from the hit NBC show right to viewers' homes. Access to "The Biggest Loser's" basic building blocks for healthy living are available for free with registration at www.biggestloser.com, where registered members will have access to recipes, workout tips from the show, weight loss trackers, community challenges, sweepstakes and more.
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2011-2012: In cross country, competed at Heps, the Fordham Invitational, HYP and the Princeton Invitational…In indoor track, competed in the 3,000-meter run at HYP, finishing in a season-best 10:20.85…In outdoor track, placed 12th in the 5,000-meter run at Heps…Finished 22nd in the 10,000-meter run at ECACs in 37:29.57.
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High School: First place at ISL Cross Country Championships 2007…First place at NEPSTA DII Cross Country Championships 2007…Boston Globe All-Scholastic in Cross Country 2007.
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They should not be tax exempt - none of them.
Tax all those churches.
Stupid ... stupider ... stupidest ... positively, thermonuclearly, apocalyptically ...
LOL Apparently Karl Rove was also in serious denial about the election results, embarrassing himself at FAUX news.
The GOP has just been out on an absurdly indulgent all-night bender ... right up to around 11: 30 EST of November 6th, whereupon they were confronted with the fact that their snake oil didn't sell ... and now they have to deal with the fallout from the foolishness, the misguided ideology, and the mistaken idea that enough money could buy the election. A hangover, by comparison, would be a simple matter to deal with.
The Republican party has some some serious introspection to do ... and then some damned hard WORK.
I happened to be watching Fox news at that moment because I wanted to see what the hell they were going to say the moment after the election was called. It was pretty funny.
Just plain scary dr kellie, downright scary.
I chuckled all the way through while watching that video, knowing that all those folks were now wallowing in their worst nightmare, but at the same time I felt creeped out because these Nutjobs are so sincere in their nuttiness that it's downright scary! And yes, dr kellie, the music adds a mockingly funny quality to the video.
I really liked the part where the Catholic ecclesiast was speaking. "A vote for a candidate who promotes actions or behaviors that are intrinsically evil and gravely sinful makes you complicit." While we're on the subject of intrinsic evil like - ohhh, I don't know, maybe pedophilia - how come they only showed him from the waist up? And what, if any, was his "moral complicity" when a fellow ecclesiast, Bernard Law of Boston, was conveniently transferred to the Vatican just as the grand jury subpoenas investigating child sex abuse were about to be served on him? I'm sure the needle on his moral compass spins faster than one in a magnet factory!
Good point, Pat.
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Reader Brian B was on vacation when he accidentally stumbled upon a massive collection of vintage Mustangs ranging in condition from crusty shells to pristine runners. The collector's widow's looking to sell you the whole lot for just $700,000.
It's another one of those cases every car geek dreams of, finding a little old lady looking to get rid of her recently deceased husband's car collection. This one just happens to be very focused in its range: nearly all Mustangs. There are some real gems in here too, we spotted at at least two Shelbys (in a terrible state of repair) and a couple of Machs, but without going it's impossible to know what's there.
We'll let Brian B tell the story and lay out his devious plans for the collection:
Dear Fellow Jalopnaholics,
I have just returned from a vacation somewhere tropical. On the way back form a day excursion I chose an alternate way back to the highway. Ok, I made wrong turn somewhere and rolled with it. This "scenic route" brought us upon what was recorded by these images. It was my wife who first saw them. "Oh look, Mustangs!" I turned my head in time to see a metric shitload of vintage ponies. I immediately turned around and pulled into the driveway. There was a gentleman in the yard who turned out to be the caretaker for the owner of the house/treasure trove. It turns out that the guy who collected all these cars recently succumbed to cancer and his wife wants all these pretty ponies sold en masse for what is by local standards the princely sum of $700 large (I think there plenty of room for negotiation here).
Herein lies my dilemma and why I have not given up exactly where in the Western Hemisphere they are located. Since I am a bit short of the liquid assets for such a transaction, I am looking for someone with sufficient wherewithal. In exchange for the missing info, I want a "finder's fee" of pick-of-the-litter of one of the 'Stangs (obviously not one of the Shelbys) plus the old Ford Deuce – FOB, San Diego. I'll cover the transport from the Port of SD to my house J In addition to what you can see in the photos, there is also a Fiat 600, a mid-50's Chevy sedan and the Model A partially visible is a pickup. That's as best as I can recall but I think there's more.
I gotta say this was a shocking find. The temperature was about 90 degrees and the humidity was roughly 1000%. Naturally, I was sweating profusely yet as I walked around quickly taking these pictures (we were pressed for time) I had goose bumps. As you see from the images, the cars strewn about the yard were numerous and in various stages of oxidization. I'd estimate that more than half are savable, the rest will need to be scrapped but may well offer additional parts before succumbing to the crusher (or pulverizer, as the case may be). The most astounding specimens, as you can see, were in the large outbuilding. According to the caretaker, all are in running condition and most were in truly excellent shape. Additionally, there were racks upon racks of parts. Some were used but many were OE new parts that have never left their boxes. A separate outbuilding housed all manner of engines, engine parts and body panels.
The Good Widow will not entertain selling these piecemeal – the buyer must take everything. To the right buyer, this should not be a problem as the parts alone must be worth a small fortune. So, Dear Jalops, I need your help. These gorgeous Ponies need your help. I am perfectly willing to make a return trip to this tropical land with the buyer (on his/her dime) to act as guide/translator and to assist in the cataloging and return of these cars to civilization. While the location is remote, they are easily shippable back to their ancestral homeland. Please spread the word and save the ponies!
If you happen to have the itch to buy a huge pole of Mustangs and Mustang parts, and the scratch to pay that kind of price, you can contact Brian B at email@example.com. And of course, if you pay a visit, you'll be required to send us more pictures and perhaps sell us one of the 'stangs for $500 for the next LeMons race.


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Present: Absent:
Judge Douglas Herman, Chair
Justice Mary Muehlen Maring
Justice Carol Ronning Kapsner
Judge Gail Hagerty
Judge M. Richard Geiger
Judge John T. Paulson
Judge Bruce Romanick
Sally Holewa
LeeAnn Barnhardt
The Executive Committee of the Judicial Conference met on April 8, 2008. Chair Herman called the meeting to order at 8:15 a.m.
Judge Hagerty made a motion to approve the minutes of the last meeting. The motion carried and the minutes were approved.
Sally Holewa advised the committee of the need to finalize the schedule and location of the June Judicial Conference and approve an agenda for the business meeting.
Justice Maring explained that the Judicial Education Commission is anticipating a 2-hour session on pro se litigation. She said the time block of 9:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. is suitable for that purpose. Lee Ann Barnhardt indicated the possibility of another educational session after lunch, opposite the SBAND session on new Supreme Court opinions. After discussion it was determined that most judges would prefer to either attend the SBAND session or opt to return to work.
An offer from Dean LeBel to hold the Judicial Conference at the UND Law School was reviewed. After discussion it was determined that transportation issues and the desirability of providing an opportunity for the bench and bar to share learning experiences prevented the acceptance of the offer. Staff was directed to send a letter to Dean LeBel advising him of the decision. Following the discussion, the Executive Committee adopted the proposed location of the Alerus Center, Grand Forks, North Dakota, as the location of the June Judicial Conference.
Discussion then turned to the agenda for the business meeting. Judge Hagerty informed the committee that Judge Wefald, who chairs the legislative committee, would not be attending the Judicial Conference. As vice-chair, she will be sending a letter to the members of the Judicial Conference requesting them to forward any ideas for legislative initiatives to her for inclusion at the business meeting discussion.
Judge Geiger stated that he has completed the updates to the criminal bench book. Copies will be available at the Judicial Conference. Judge Herman indicated that he will make an announcement regarding the bench book and formally recognize Judge Geiger's work on that project.
Judge Geiger made a motion to adopt the proposed date and schedule. The motion carried and the proposed date and place of June 12, 2008, Alerus Center, Grand Forks, North Dakota, was adopted, as was the proposed schedule of:
8:30 a.m. ñ 9:15 a.m. Business meeting
—Legislative Committee update
—Criminal Section of the Bench Book
9:30 a.m. ñ 11:45 a.m. Educational Session
There are three members of the Executive Committee of the Judicial Conference who will be term-limited off the Committee. They are Judge Hagerty, Judge Romanick, and Justice Kapsner. Staff will send notice of the need for new appointments from the North Dakota Judges Association and the Chief Justice, respectively.
In other business, Justice Maring asked that the amended by-laws be sent to all members of the Judicial Conference prior to the June Judicial Conference.
It was decided that the next meeting of the Executive Committee would be held after the June Judicial Conference and before the November Judicial Conference, with the exact date to be determined once the new members of the committee have been appointed.
Judge Herman made a motion to adjourn the meeting. The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 8:45 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sally A. Holewa
Executive Secretary to the Judicial Conference


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Body-worn cameras are more than just another device in the wearable technologies revolution. These devices—worn on helmets, jackets and lapels—have the potential to be a powerful means of protecting both the citizen and the officer and delivering public service for the future through digital law enforcement.
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Body-worn cameras have the potential to support the gathering of evidence as police conduct day-to-day operations, and they could help create a true record of events—evidence that could later be used for criminal prosecution. They also can help deliver additional insight, especially when the data captured through body-worn cameras is combined with video analytics to transform raw information into valuable intelligence.
Adoption of body-worn cameras is likely to increase as law enforcement agencies start to see the positive results coming from pilot programs spanning the globe from New York to London to Sydney. What's more, there may be new funding to back these programs. President Obama has also proposed a three-year, $263 million spending package to fund 50,000 body-worn cameras.
As law enforcement agencies begin to explore body-worn cameras as next-generation police solutions, important questions arise: where do you store these huge volumes of data, and for how long? How can we address citizen concerns over privacy? When and in what circumstances, should the cameras be on and recording and switched off? What protocols and policies should be in place to ensure that officers can easily access the footage to support their daily work, such as writing police statements?
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Thursday February 9, 2012
A US judge has finalised Katy Perry and Russell Brand's divorce, although the pair will not be legally separated until July.
Katy indicated in an LA court filing on Tuesday that she and Russell had reached a settlement of all issues in the case.
Superior Court Judge Marc Marmaro agreed to grant the couple's divorce, which wil become official on July 14.
California law requires couples to wait six months after filing for divorce before it is finalised.
Russell filed for divorce on December 30. He and Katy have blamed "irreconcilable differences" for their split.
The former couple did not indicate in court filings when they separated.
The British comedian and the pop star were married in October 2010 at a resort inside a tiger reserve in India.
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Man, the Republicans are absolutely desperate to get their health care destruction (not reform) bill passed as quickly as possible. Paul Ryan knows it can't pass the way it is, so he says he's open to making changes to the bill — but still wants a vote on it before the CBO can report on the impact of those changes.
Speaker Paul Ryan announced Sunday he would be willing to make major changes to the Republican health care bill this week, but not push back the scheduled vote Thursday. He's considering those changes in response to division among party members over the bill in its current form: conservatives say they won't vote for it because it's "Obamacare-lite," while moderates are spooked by the Congressional Budget Office's assessment that 24 million Americans stand to lose coverage if it passes, among other warning signs.
He told Chris Wallace Sunday that unspecified changes would "help bring market freedom and regulatory relief to the insurance markets to dramatically lower the price of the plan for the 50- and 60-year-olds." Other changes under discussion would impose work requirements for people receiving Medicaid benefits and increase tax credits for older Americans.But Ryan wants members of Congress to vote on the updated bill before they know what its impact on constituents will be. The House will still vote on Thursday, before the CBO has a chance to make another assessment.
Ryan is not historically a skeptic of CBO's findings: he asked that nonpartisan body for an assessment of his "Path to Prosperity" budget plan in 2012, although he pre-supposed an outcome to get the numbers he was hoping for. He has relied on the office's findings to bolster support for other of his measures. Back in 2009, Ryan himself requested CBO score the Affordable Care Act even before markup.
And that's always the way it is — the CBO is great, unless they disagree with what I want to be true. Then they're horrible and should be ignored. It's like Ryan is frantically trying to stay a step ahead of reality as it catches up to the fact that his bill would be an unmitigated disaster that would result in millions and millions of people losing their health insurance, untold numbers of them dying from perfectly treatable conditions, more hospital bankruptcies and, quite possibly, the destruction of the entire market for individual health insurance. Run, Paul, run. Don't let those facts catch up to you.


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Last week, intellectual property expert Florian Mueller caused a stir by distributing a 46-page analysis in which he examined the source code files for Google's Android operating system and claimed to have found numerous instances where Google copied Oracle's Java code outright, or de-compiled it using software tools. The assertions seemed to back up Oracle's infringement suit against Google: that suit, if successful, could lead to Oracle collecting a payment for every Android device sold.
However, ZDnet's Ed Burnette—an actual software developer—disputes Mueller's conclusions: he downloaded the same files that Mueller examined and concludes they don't bolster Oracle's case against Google. Burnette's analysis is that none of the files in question are actually shipped as part of the Android operating system, and at most contain the equivalent of clerical errors that can be easily remedied.
Burnette breaks the files into two groups: one set of 37 files zipped up in a directory of materials to provide audio support for particular chipsets, and another set of seven files that are in the "unit test" portion of the source tree. While the unit tests are part of the Android source code, they aren't actually compiled into the final Android product: they're simply there to let developers and QA folks double-check the validity of software builds. The unit test files have been rebuilt using a decompiler from the versions originally offered by Sun and have apparently had an Apache software license incorrectly applied to them. As of earlier this month, Google had removed all the files from the Android source tree.
Oracle's suit against Google rests on issues other than de-compiled unit tests and headers included in audio drivers; Mueller's assertion was that elements of the public Android source code seemed to add even more fuel to Oracle's assertions that Android infringed on their technology. Even assuming none of Mueller's recent assertions bear out, the fact remains that Oracle is suing Google over Android, and—so far—Google hasn't mounted much of a defense.


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Santa Fe Travel: 3 Reasons To Visit During Spring
Spring, Santa Fe Style
Planning your Santa Fe travel? Here are some historical monuments and national parks to visit in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Courtesy of Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn.
Spring travel is around the corner – we offer 3 great reasons Santa Fe should be on your Spring Travel Destination list:
Bandelier National Monument – Great hiking with numerous archeological sites along the Main Loop Trail (1.2 mi rt) and on the additional mile round-trip trail to Alcove House. Private cars may enter park before 9 a.m. and after 3 p.m. Other times visitors access park with Park shuttle provided in parking lot at entrance of park.
Directions from Pueblo Bonito bed breakfast inn- Santa Fe, NM: 40 min each way
- Right onto Manhattan Ave. Right onto Paseo De Peralta. Left onto Saint Francis Drive (HWY 84/285) north toward Los Alamos.
- Just after the village of Pojoaque, merge right onto NM 502 to Los Alamos.
- Continue on NM502 toward Los Alamos. Bear right and exit onto NM 4 towards White Rock. Continue for 12 miles, passing White Rock.
- Bandelier Park entrance is on left. Fee about $12 p/car.
Pecos National Monument-A 25 minute drive from Pueblo Bonito bed breakfast inn- Santa Fe, NM
- BBetween the Sangre de Cristo mountains and Glorieta Mesa lies the Glorieta Pass. A visit to Pecos National Historical Park takes visitors to a gem of the National Park Service. History of pueblo and Spanish settlers; the Santa Fe Trail (which passed through what are now park grounds); ranch history in the Pecos Valley; and the Civil War Battle of Glorieta Pass all come alive in the Pecos!
- Directions from Pueblo Bonito bed breakfast inn- Santa Fe, NM: Right onto Manhattan. Left onto Paseo de Peralta. Left onto Old Santa Fe Trail (turns into Old Pecos Trail) to I-25 N (toward Las Vegas, NM). Take exit 299 on to HWY 50 to Pecos village and south two miles on State Road 63.
- Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, lies the unique geological area known as Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks. Kasha-Katuwe (or white cliffs in the traditional language of Keresan of Cochiti Pueblo people) is an area that features large, tent-shaped rocks that hug the steep cliffs of Peralta Canyon. These rocks were created by the powerful forces of volcanism and erosion, which have built up and then torn down this landscape.
- Directions from Pueblo Bonito bed breakfast inn- Santa Fe, NM: Right onto Manhattan Ave. Right onto Paseo de Peralta. Left onto Cerrillos Rd. Left onto St Francis Dr (HWY 84/285) south. I-25 S toward Albuquerque. Take Cochiti exit off I-25 to NM Route 22 and follow signs to Cochiti Pueblo. Turn right at the pueblo water tower (painted like a drum) onto Tribal Route 92 (connects to Forest Service Road 266). 5 miles on this dirt road to Tent Rocks parking area- marked with a sign.


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Sophia Bush: Beyonce Is My Church!
Sophia Bush is all smiles as she makes her way out of The Sayers nightclub on Tuesday (February 5) in Los Angeles.
Earlier in the day, the 30-year-old actress was spotted picking up a dress at the dry cleaners in West Hollywood.
On Super Bowl Sunday, Sophia stopped by the Farmers Market and took to her Twitter account to praise Beyonce during her 2013 Super Bowl half time show performance.
"Never has their been a woman so simultaneously sexy-as-fuck and so-damn-classy," Sophia expressed. "Beyonce is my church #Preach."
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I have two recommendations: teach them the simplest definitions of the fundamentals; read programs with them, out loud, like children's books, skipping nothing.
These steps are often passed hurriedly, by teachers so steeped in a subject they don't realize how different their worlds are, by students eager to build things as quickly in a new programming language as they do in the old. Most likely, the students will assume that they just need to learn new syntax to be off and running. Indeed, I am sure they are capable, self-motivated software professionals and that they would succeed in learning Haskell, just without the deeper understanding that can make it such a joy.
As a test, ask your students to write down the definition of 'type'. I'll bet that their answers will be longer than 'set' and include some mention of bytes, words and big-endian. We were all trained to be mechanics instead of drivers, because all we had were go-carts.
C and its children will have left clutter in their minds. Types will be obstacles, efficiency a drug, correctness assured by machismo. They will gloss over code without really reading it, trying to fit it into an existing model. Saying things out loud helps slow things down, forces them to make connections between symbols, words and definitions so fundamental they are rarely written down. (I backtracked through Paul Hudak's book for hours trying to find out how to say '::'; newcomers ask pretty regularly in #haskell.)
Make sure they know all the places that patterns can appear in code and how they work. Make sure they know that data constructors are functions. Have them verify that with :type in GHCi. And that type constructors are functions, verifying with :kind. They should be familiar with the syntax and semantics of higher-order types before they meet IO, so that they understand it is not magic.
Lists, recursion, functional algorithms, none of these will be challenges, but constructs they have not seen before will give them much more trouble if they cannot deconstruct them to primitives. I cannot imagine Conal omitting such fundamental semantics from his lessons, but I can easily imagine both teacher and students, excited to build new stuff, skimping on the exercises necessary to flush out the old foundations and cement the new.


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Porcelain enamel—from cookware (like the beloved Le Creuset dutch oven) to kitchen tools—has the "unbreakability of steel and the glossy finish of glass," as one store put it. The finish is scratch-resistant, great for high heat, easy to clean, and completely timeless.
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NWSB Insider and Seattle Sounders writer Clinton Bell brings us his Love Em & Hate Em recap from Wednesday's game between FC Dallas and Seattle Sounders FC. Sigi Schmid fielded a less than steller team, but the Sounders got the win thanks to two goals from Fredy Montero. Bryan Meredith was strong in net recording his second straigh clean sheet. Rookie Cordell Cato finally got into a game.
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Learning the law of the land
Chief United States District Judge of the Central District of Illinois James E. Shadid '79 speaks inside his courtroom to high school students attending Bradley's Pre-Law Summer Enrichment Program.
By Frank Radosevich II
June 18, 2012
A jail cell is not a place most high school students want to see. But going behind bars at the Peoria Country Jail was a visit that 16-year-old Kayla Arroyave relished.
"The jail was extremely interesting," said Arroyave of Naperville, Ill. "You don't really get the opportunity to go inside of one."
Rather than being a hardened criminal, Arroyave was one of 16 high school students from Illinois, Missouri, Indiana and Iowa who participated in Bradley's Pre-Law Summer Enrichment Program last week. The teenagers lived on campus to learn about the origins of law, how the U.S. legal system has developed and how cases play out in the courts.
Sabrina Acker, 16, said she was interested in law since shadowing a lawyer her freshman and sophomore year. Bradley's program, she said, opened her eyes to the possibility of a law career.
"We have classes in the morning and field trips or activities in the afternoon," said the Lake Bluff, Ill., native. "We're learning but from different people and experiences, too."
Besides touring the jail and crime lab, students listened to guest speakers ranging from a federal judge, defense attorneys and experts in the legal field. They also learned about the nomination process for federal judges, how to argue appellate briefs and the ins and outs of analyzing case law.
"The students have very well thought-out questions, and they have been genuinely interested in the program," said Nicole Meyer, director of Bradley's Pre-Law Center, who organized and led the students during the weeklong program. "This wouldn't be successful if not for all of the attorneys, law students and judges who volunteered their time."
True to Bradley's mission of experiential learning, the teens spent their time working with the law and not simply hearing about it.
They presented oral arguments in front of a mock court, pretended they were candidates for judicial nominations and that other students were members of the senate. They also learned how to read case law and draw conclusions when they are give the law to apply to the facts.
Arroyave said the program convinced her to pursue a law degree.
"This program has made law more appealing to me. It's a lot of work but I think getting that law degree can take you anywhere," she said. "We have a good balance here of fun and academics."
Meyer said the program also allows Bradley to showcase its people and campus to prospective students who, for the most part, have never been to the University.
"Many students are intimidated when they leave home and go to college," she said. "These students will have already found a second home at Bradley before they have begun their senior year of high school."


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Women's basketball lets lead slip in 74-78 loss to Marquette
Women's basketball lost to Marquette to finish the non-conference schedule thanks to clutch shooting late that let the Golden Eagles slip by Central Michigan 74-78.
The Chippewas went on a 16-8 run to end the half thanks to some good defense and three-point shooting, going 4-for-10 in the half. Sophomore guard Crystal Bradford had 12 points at halftime and CMU went into the locker room leading 37-27.
But, Marquette came storming out to begin the second half. A 15-5 run sparked by junior forward Katherine Plouffe brought them all the way back to tie the game at 42 with 15:25 remaining in the half.
"They went to a little bit of a zone on us," said head coach Sue Guevara. "We put Jalisa (Olive) in and Jalisa busted that out, but I thought we had some very questionable shot selection, we had key turnovers at tough, tough times and it snowballed on us."
The Chippewas would keep the Golden Eagles close and tied the game at 72 on a three-pointer from senior guard Jalisa Olive with 49 seconds remaining in the game.
But Marquette would have an answer. After a timeout, sophomore guard Arlesia Morse hit a three giving it a 75-72 lead.
CMU was able to get the Marquette lead down to two with eight seconds left on a rebound and put back by sophomore guard Jessica Green bringing the score to 76-74, but that would be as close as it would get as the Golden Eagles would hold onto the win.
"It was a very disappointing loss but give Marquette a lot of credit," Guevara said. "We had out-rebounded them in the first half 24-9 and I knew they were going to come after us with everything they had and they did."
Bradford led the Chippewas with 21 points and 8 rebounds while Olive chipped in with 15 points including a trio of three-point baskets.
This game wraps up CMU's non-conference schedule as they start conference play with a 6-7 record.
"We put together a hellacious schedule," Guevara said. "I had someone tell me this past summer that I have a lot of estrogen to put a schedule like this together for this team. But my response was, this will only get us ready for conference, it has to."
The Chippewas open Mid-American Conference play on Jan. 10 at Toledo.
"The bottom line right now is that we're 0-0," Guevara said. "It's time to start over and that's the beauty of it."


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I'd never owned an Apple product, either, until I got an iPad. I think it's fantastic. There are a lot of great tablets out there, but you'll do yourself a disservice if you don't at least look at one. For one thing, there are a lot more apps available for iPad than other tablets.
I don't want to hijack the thread too much, but I'm trying to convince my wife she should get a tablet, but she'd need to use the Microsoft office suite. I know skydrive has some sweet office apps, but I think she'd rather have a native solution. Any thoughts?
My wife and I have been Android users since the original Droid. We won a Nexus 7 several months ago and are really happy with it. If you're an Android user, or just don't want to give your cash to Apple, then it's worth checking out.
Does anyone use a Chromebook? I thought that might be a better solution since it has a built-in keyboard. Denny, you're probably using one of those wireless keyboards, right?


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The continuing saga of the Performance HQ Wednesday night group ride, as told by Randy, our elfin warehouse maestro.
From Baker's Dozen to Six Pack:
Under a fine mist of North Carolina's legendary pollen, 13 P-funkers saddled up for the season's second round of ego stroke, emasculation, and braggadocio. From the get-go, a stiff southwest wind battered the peloton, bending the lead pulls into the drops early and beguiling what seemed like a strong effort on the pedals. The mood of the mass seemed more somber this week, and I can only guess it had something to do with the sight of Peterson's superhero muscle mass and the Unabomber stare of one Bob Eichvalds. The G-man tried to lighten the mood with a few cavalier solo attacks, often precariously straddling the center line as on-coming traffic gawked in disbelief at a 97 year old man in the hideous purple of the Donut Boy lycra kit:
With tension still hanging in the yellow haze, Tony D and Webster pulled forward to start the windup before the county line sprint. Their pull was short-lived as Tony's fashion sense was stronger than his legs and he drifted to the back of the pack, never to be seen again. It was Jones and McCarter up next, and when McCarter said to Jones with a twinkle in his maniacal eyes "looks like it's about time", the demons began their chase. McCarter put his head down and ramped up the speed, when out of nowhere, the Lord Humungous rocketed by on the left with Turits, Overby, Rogers and Webster fighting in the jetwash. McCarter gave chase, leaving Jones out to watch the chaos up ahead. Like last week, Turits once again tapped into his inner nitros pack and actually kicked up a chunk of asphalt when he made his jump to the lead and the win. It seemed that the rest of the chase group traded positions a dozen times in as many meters, but it was Rogers taking second, Webster in third, and Overby in fourth. Peterson sat up, vomited once, and swore he'd never eat tofu and arugula on a Wednesday ever again.
At the crossroads, there wasn't even a look back at who was still on, for we all knew that Ali's B group had absorbed the less afflicted and that they were enjoying a nice spin back to the ranch. Baker quickly brokered a deal with the devil, hoping for a flat, broken chain, perhaps a wardrobe malfunction, anything to slow down the group and give him a chance to hang in to the finish. His soul-selling was in vain though, as Turits, Overby and Jones each pulled up 54 like Cerberus was nipping at their Sidis.
Making the right from 54 onto what is usually a nice cool down stretch of rollers, the SW winds battered us all and threatened to kill the 20 MPH average we were keeping. It was Rogers who gave nature an Irish wedgie and took to the front for a Bushmill's Sixteen-fueled pull into the home stretch. Rounding onto Damascus Church, Rogers began a verbal attack of Jones, trying to get into his head before the hill sprint. Webster, McCarter, Turits, and Overby traded jabs as well, while Tommy V remained suspiciously quiet. We all learned why when he made a surprising attack long before the windup began. Turits yelled "let him go", so we did, but as he continued to pull away strongly, we thought it may have been the move of the year. Jones and Overby took to the front as the group crested onto the last descent, and when Jones shifted to his big ring and asked Overby if he was ready to earn his burrito, it was on like a potted neck bone.
Turits, Overby, and Webster attacked first, with McCarter, Jones and Rogers hanging on to any wheel available. Surprisingly, Turits started to sputter ¼ way up the hill, and McCarter, smelling blood, made his move. He jumped out ahead quickly, while Jones opportunistically snuck around Overby and Webster, both of whom were caught in Turits's no-wake zone. Overby managed to free himself from the kiss-and-go lane and locked on to Jones's wheel. Rogers was somewhere in the mix, but the top three had already spread the gap and it was now a three man race. McCarter's lead started to contract and Jones and Overby could see the look of panic in his eyes when he glanced back at their chase. Jones jumped out of the saddle and thought he might have enough in the tank for a photo finish, while Overby stuck to his wheel, waiting for the slingshot moment. McCarter stood and kicked, Jones stood and kicked, Overby stood and kicked, but their positions never changed and all three collapsed onto their top tubes as they crossed the line. McCarter gave hi-fives to his chasers, and we soft pedaled waiting for Rogers and the rest of the gang to catch up.
With a mile and a half to go, our average was 20.7 MPH. Overby wanted 21, so he and Jones did their best to make that mark. Rogers suggested some late-night graffiti. Turits saw another opportunity to drop us in the near future. Webster had nipple chafe. McCarter was as giddy as I've ever seen him. The baker's dozen had reduced to six, and it may have just been the pollen, but I could swear, we were all glowing.
*Side note: Tommy V was caught and hung out to dry halfway up the sprint, his Breaking Away moment was not to be.


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- BB - Walks (Batters): 1 point
- CS - Caught Stealing: -1 point
- E - Errors: -0.5 points
- HP - Hit by Pitch: 1 point
- HR - Home Runs: 4 points
- KO - Strikeouts (Batter): -1 point
- R - Runs: 1 point
- RBI - Runs Batted In: 1 point
- SB - Stolen Bases: 2 points
Scoring for Pitching Categories
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2BA - Doubles Allowed: -2 points
3BA - Triples Allowed: -3 points
B - Balks: -1 point
BBI - Walks Issued (Pitchers): -1 point
BS - Blown Saves: -5 points
ER - Earned Runs: -2 points
HB - Hit Batsmen: -1
HRA - Home Runs Allowed: -4 points
INN - Innings: 3
K - Strikeouts (Pitcher): 2 points
L - Losses: -10 points
NH - No-Hitters: 5 points
OUTS - Outs: 1
PG - Perfect Games: 15 points
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Re: SA node
The SA node is a very complicated little piece of tissue located within the heart. Hence, the action of producing electrical impulses is equally as complex. I will try and explain the process as simply as I can. Electrical impulse in the SA node occurs because regular action potentials. There are a number of different phases to the process; firstly the depolarisation phase of the action potential takes place. This is then followed by the next phase of repolarisation. The cell repolarises between fully around -60mV, at this time the cycle is repeated. Membrane potential changes that occur during the cycle are brought about by the changes in movement of Calcium and Potassium ions (and to a lesser degree, Sodium) across the membrane through ion channels, which at different times open and close during the action potential. As a channel opens, an increase in electrical conductance of the specific ion occurs through the channel. Similarly, as the channel closes, electrical conductance decreases. As the ions (Na+, Ca++ and K+) travel through channels which are open, electrical current is generated which in turn changes the membrane potential.
That is as simply as I can put it, it is still quite complex but hope it is of help.
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Patriot Majority USA has run two bus tours, one on the West Coast, and one in the eastern half of the country. focused on the Koch Brothers and their Greed Agenda, which they push with hundreds of millions of dollars and through organizations they have established and funded such as Americans for Prosperity, American Legislative Exchange Council, and Freedomworks.Ken Bernstein, a recently retired National Board Certified Social known for his blogging as teacherken at Daily Kos reported on the trip. Here is his report from Kansas re-posted with permission from the Education Votes website
When I say "we" it is because on Friday both buses, the one I was on in the East and the one that had been traveling the West, caught up with one another in Topeka, the state capitol, and then finished the tour at a union hall in Kansas City. Oh yes, and Bill Burke and some others first went to Wichita, to the headquarters of Koch Industries, founded by Fred C. Koch, father of the Koch Brothers Charles and David, who are the perpetrators of the Greed Agenda.
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The Topeka Center for Peace and Justice:
Your taxes are helping out their profit margins.Joy Ginsburg, a concenred parent (of the charming young lady next to her):
this editorial from The Wichita Eagle and the Kansas City Star, which criticized Governor Brownback appointing an "efficiency task force" to wring more saving out public schools whose 10 "experts" included no one based in schools or serving as educators. As the editorial, to which I will return later, noted:
Intended or not, the exclusion of practicing educators comes across as a show of disrespect for the people in the trenches who understand what resources are necessary to educate the children of Kansas.Sid closed the pressed conference
by announcing and reading the letter to Gov. Brownback, which is signed by Patriot Majority but also backed by more than 84,000 people who "LIKE" (and if you follow the link you will see the numbers keep going up – feel free to "LIKE" it as well) the Patriot Majority's Facebook Page before he and others then headed off to the Capitol:
After a brief stop for some barbecue – how can you visit Kansas City and not eat local barbecue? – both buses traveled to a union hall in Kansas City:
Sid kicked off the proceedings, and introduced Mark Nidiffer (in the ball cap on your left): who is the business manager and Secretary-Treasurer of Local 1290, who welcomed us and thanked us for what we were doing. He was followed by Andrea Veronica Hodges of Patriot Majority: who told us the Koch Brothers are attempting to rob us of our rights. She mentioned that ALEC has supported 38 pieces of legislation that effectively rob us of our civil rights. We need to send a message to the Koch Brothers that we will not let them get away with it.
I was raised and taught that you get a fair day's pay for a fair day's work.But the Koch Brothers and others pushing the Greed Agenda want to take these jobs overseas. Don said that what we want is jobs to provided "everyday stuff" like our houses, being able to send our kids to school, to be able to pay for our cars.
This is OUR country… Labor hands built this country.Kansas is an appropriate place to end this Stop the Greed Agenda Bus Tour for a number of reasons. First, let me return to the editorial from which I quote:
Once again, Brownback has shown he will heavy-handedly wield the state's authority over local communities even as he decries the idea that the federal government should have a say in what goes on in the states.A key approach of the Greed Agenda is to take power away from the Federal government, including the power to regulate corporations as much as possible, and to return it to state government, where through organizations like the American Legislative Exchange Council, with its cooperation between state legislators and corporations shaping laws government can be perverted to benefit corporations and the rich. If the Federal Government is hamstrung and limited in what can be done, and state governments are controlled by ALEC and other similar organizations, then the ability of local governments to protect their people begins to disappear, as does the meaning of democracy as a form of government that is rule by "We the people."
Kansas is also ground zero for something else. One needs to remember that Governor Brownback is on record as not fully supporting evolution – as seen by his raising his hand at a Republican primary debate and by this op ed in the New York Times – even though the Roman Catholic Church to which he converted as an adult has no difficulty with Darwin's theory. Kansas is also the state whose elected state school board sought to downplay evolution and require the teaching of "intelligent design." While that school board was eventually voted out by the people of Kansas, this points at something to which we often do not pay attention. Those pushing the Greed Agenda realistically care little about such social issues – what they want is unfettered ability to run their corporations, break the unions, and maximize their profits. They have seen that they can use the concerns of some fearful of change to rile them up about social issues and vote for legislators and others who will be compliant on the economic issues that concern the likes of the Koch Brothers, and these same legislators, having been courted and financially supported by organizations like Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks will then join ALEC and support the Greed Agenda which is the real concern of the Koch Brothers.
Remember, many people who are anti-evolution also tend not to believe in anthropogenic Global climate change. Wanting people not to accept climate changes is important to those whose profits depend upon continued reliance on fossil fuels, which is an apt description of Charles and David Koch.
We cannot merely push back when legislation is passed or state constitutional amendments are placed on the ballot. We must recognize what is going on, and fight strongly on every election through which the Greed Agenda is being advanced, or we will lose our democracy.
We must be informed and inform others.
This is my last post from the road, describing particular events.
I will offer one more post, without additional pictures, focusing on the issues of concern to those of us who work in and for public schools and/or who support public education.
It has been an honor to travel on behalf of Education Votes, and to share my observations and thoughts here.


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BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — Central African Republic on Wednesday launched a program to collect unauthorized weapons in response to rampant violence and petty crime in the chronically unstable nation.
Security Minister Jose Binoua announced the program at the police headquarters in the capital, Bangui. The ceremony was attended by President Michel Djotodia, whose Seleka rebel coalition overthrew ex-President Francois Bozize in March.
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