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Krauthammer Says Palin Is Not a Serious Candidate for President
Filed under: General — Patterico @ 10:02 am
Via Hot Air, where the clip has generated a lively discussion.
42 Responses to "Krauthammer Says Palin Is Not a Serious Candidate for President"
Neither was Obama.
SPQR (26be8b) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:05 am
Mr. K is just another beltway elitist who would rather be invited to the right cocktail parties than do the right thing.
He lost his credibility last year. He's just another George Bush-McCain RINO.
Thomas Jackson (8ffd46) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:06 am
happyfeet also says the Sarah Palin, she is not a serious candidate for presidency. Thank Meghan's loser daddy's loser narcissistic campaign staff for that and also Barack Obama's dirty socialist media what employs the Katie Couric trollop and – not coincidentally – also employs the geriatric child-rape afficionado David Letterman.
happyfeet (e8d590) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:07 am
*aficionado*
Honestly, there is a stink of elitism about all this. And if The Elite™ are going to say that Palin isn't serious…well, a certain community organizer with less executive experience than the Governor of Alaska certainly was.
In the final analysis, I don't care for boffins telling voters who is "best." So much of politics is staged and showcraft in the first place.
I respect the heck out of Dr. Krauthammer on many topics. Not this one.
Eric Blair (0b61b2) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:08 am
Watch it, pruneface, or next time we'll let the air out of your tires.
Official Internet Data Office (bc15a9) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:20 am
Ouch, OIDO!
I am willing to wager Palin would have made better choices than to increase our debt beyond our ability to pay, block sanctions against Iran, and back the want to be Chavez in Honduras. I do not believe Sarah would sign a cap and trade bill nor would she advocate for state run health care. I do not think she would have used our tax dollars to buy GM and Chrysler for the UAW. Did I miss anything? I don't know what she knows or what she doesn't know, but I have a feeling most understand what she would do in situations calling for an executive decision. Sarah was not raised by communists.
Zelsdorf Ragshaft III (312d4c) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:30 am
Sometimes, the trick is to know what you do not know. Some of the "smartest" and "most successful" people suffer from hubris. Humility is more important, especially with huge and vital problems.
The point with Sarah Palin is simple: she needs to prove herself. The Elite™ seems to have decided all about her already…
But could anyone, including Dr. Krauthammer, really claim that she is less intelligent or has less gravitas than Joe Biden?
I'm a Palin fan but I agree 100% with Dr. Krauthammer. I want to see Palin succeed and would love to see certain people's heads explode if/when she gets a veep slot (or more!). But she is not going to get there if she does not start putting in serious time learning foreign policy, history, economics, and public speaking. And while she has time, I don't see any indicator that this is a priority for her. That gives me concern.
In this day and age of post-everything, there is ironically not a level playing field and still a double-standard re women; her looks are ultimately a quality she needs to be able to distract from by her (hopefully) strong, solid background of necessary knowledge and insight. She needs to be able to play up her seriousness, not her charms or star power. And there is the very real possibility that might be difficult for her as she's probably used to using that charm and star-power to advance herself. It might be tough for her to break out of that habit. But she's really got to start pushing the big rock up hill and dig in. We'll have to see…
I was talking to some women friends about Palin's latest photo shoot in Runner's World, and while she looks terrific in every shot, she gives off a bit of dolled up cheesecake – which is fine – but she needs to realize it just increases the target on her back. Of course it's not fair, not right, and immensely hypocritical but that's not going to change – she needs to fight back on the correct battle field and stop giving them more opportunity. They'll hate her no matter what, but at least fight as a serious contender with gravitas and a mastery of the subjects. (It's really unfair because the same thing could be said of our current president: he should study, study, study because his lack of the facts and broad base is not boding well for us but that's another story…).
Dana (8d88ef) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:48 am
Comment by Zelsdorf Ragshaft III — 7/3/2009 @ 10:30 am
I agree with this but she still has to get into office and that means winning over a lot more people. The question is, how does she do that? Her current solid base is not enough.
The problem is not that the elites and the press have it in for Palin — they do — it's that she has been woefully unable to put them in their place. In that, she is very much like GWB; always on defense.
They tried to do the same to Reagan, and he made them eat every word. That's going to be what it takes. Not sure who has that ability. A older, wiser Gingrich? Romney, who can clearly think on his feet? Someone new?
But it clearly isn't Palin, who couldn't even put the idiot Biden away. She'll get the 25% of the primary vote that Huckabee got, but never the majority of the party. Most of us don't give a tinker's damn about social issues right now and view anyone who does as a distraction.
It's the economy, stupid.
Kevin Murphy (0b2493) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:55 am
This idea that there are serious people with serious opinions who should be taken seriously happens to be a cherished trope of the media, especially on the East coast. It's a symptom of aspiring to be a serious journalist, whom people take seriously, writing for a serious newspaper, especially on the East coast. Of course, this is a pretentious idea, especially since Krauthammer's own newspaper, the Washington Post, was caught compromising its integrity by offering soirees with newsmakers for up to $250,000 a pop. (Seriously!) If anyone should not be taken seriously from among the 2008 candidates, it's Joe Biden.
But the most surprising of Krauthammer's remarks was that he thinks Romney is the next in line, as the eminence grise of the Republican Party. What is that all about? Does Krauthammer like the way Romney's graying at the temples, or something? Technically, the Republican old guy next in line would be Gingrich.
Palin's Alaska is in worse financial straits than California, with the highest 2010 deficit (percentage-wise) of any state. Not encouraging to the economically oriented.
woefully unable
that's not as much because she is Sarah Palin but because she's a Republican and a filthy Christian one to boot
Romney is next in line because he would have been a better choice in 2008 — probably would have won with the issues so clearly economic, being his strong suit. Would have been a better VP candidate, too. Would have destroyed Biden in debate.
Gingrich is the party's old flame. Is he older and wiser and past the adultery scandal? I'd like to think so, but we need to see him put that attack down hard before he can be taken seriously again.
feets, but Reagan was both and still prevailed. Whining about the press doesn't help. You have to bend them over and make them like it.
Note that, if the economy is booming, Obamacare proves good, cheap and pleasant and Iran hasn't nuked anyone, it won't matter who we put up. In that case maybe it will be Palin.
oh. I don't agree exactly Mr. Murphy but this is why… it's cause the press in Reagan's time is not the same as the Katrina/Lakoff fascist media of today… we have to stop mistaking journalists for real human people what if they are in the middle of the road you swerve your car to avoid hitting them
Murphy, Alaska is not using IOU's to pay its debts like CA. If Sarah decides to run, she will campaign. In that campaign she will either win support or not. Anyone can make all the pronouncements they wish about if she want to or is suitable to run for the Presidency. If it is time for a woman to be President of the United States, and it may well be, let us hope it is Sarah rather than Hillary.
Palin is the only potential Republican candidate out there that i have any interest in. all the usual cookie cutter middle aged male offerings are completely underwhelming and uninspiring.
what's worse is, that for the most part, they are all either squishy RINOs or religious nuts. i'll pass.
if you don't like Palin, you're gonna have to find some other new blood, because the old product is past it's shelf life.
redc1c4 (fb8750) —	7/3/2009 @ 11:23 am
Yes indeedy, only elitists think that Palin isn't "more popular than air", as Hugh Hewitt once put it. So let's test that idea. I really hope the GOP nominates Palin for President in 2012. Surely, she'll beat Obama 60-40, right? Bring it on, it will be fun to watch.
Jack (900fbe) —	7/3/2009 @ 11:30 am
Jack, sarcasm is not an argument.
Palin has a very impressive resume as a governor who has done a great job of cleaning up corruption in Alaska… and that includes getting prominent members of her own party in serious trouble.
Obama doesn't have her ability to lead or her experience level. His foreign policy record is far inferior to hers at this point.
So laugh away and be sarcastic.
The truth is, Palin will be better off is she elevates above outrage at the jerks who hate her and starts talking about policy at a higher level. Romney, Liz Cheney, and Pawlenty have this ability. Palin has something more: the ability to connect with the people. That's because she's sincere. And with that sincerity alone, she will probably be able to win the nomination. Remember, she doesn't need to win a majority to win the nomination.
Juan (ba249c) —	7/3/2009 @ 11:49 am
While I'm absolutely convinced that Palin would be preferable to Obama or Biden (Or Hillary), I have never heard her say anything to make me think she is an exceptional conservative politician with what it takes to be a great president. Jindal and Flake have each impressed me more.
The amount of deranged hate that the left has for this woman is no reason to blindly follow her down a dead end road. I'm not dismissing her, I just need to see something more than being a competent governor.
Where is America's Thatcher?
harkin (3769c8) —	7/3/2009 @ 11:52 am
Gee, Jack 60 to 40 is such a small number. I suggest 70-30. By the time 2012 rolls around, the only people voting for Obama will be card carrying communists and hard core ACORNs who have not been sent to prison. When the press wakes up to smell what Obama is cooking, he will be toast. That staunch concervative, Helen Thomas asked the question about puppets. The Obama admin answered yes.
If it is time for a woman to be President of the United States, and it may well be,
Good grief, why the need to make a distinction? Why not, It's time for the best, most viable, and strongest candidate to be President…? I sincerely hope this sexism lite doesn't reflect the general mindset of conservatism.
Hell yeah, Dana.
If Palin is to be our president, it's because she's better than the others…not because of her identity group.
But then… you didn't see this kind of energy around Liz Dole or Colin Powell. Palin's appeal is simply that she's not the kind of candidate you'd expect Krauthammer to endorse.
And I have to wonder if Krauthammer is clever enough to see this, and he and many like him are going to distance Palin from the beltway Republicans simply to continually keep clear that Palin is something new and unlike all the GOP fools who the electorate justifiably distrust. There's no hope for Palin at all once Peggy Noonan starts to sincerely love her. Voters don't like anybody Noonan and friends are going to push forward.
Juan (ba249c) —	7/3/2009 @ 12:03 pm
I agree with Krauthammer about her needing to spend time learning issues. Margaret Thatcher did exactly that when she was first brought into Heath's government (in a typical woman's post) and Palin should do the same. It's harder for her because Alaska is so far from the guru center in DC but she needs to have an inner circle coaching her.
She could be doing it although I suspect we would be hearing about it from hostile media if she were.
Mike K (2cf494) —	7/3/2009 @ 12:07 pm
"But it clearly isn't Palin, who couldn't even put the idiot Biden away."
Biden lied his way through the campaign and no one called him.
davod (bce08f) —	7/3/2009 @ 1:45 pm
I would have been OK with Romney for the nomination, and I believe he would've cleaned teh One's clock in the debates. Not to mention he would've put the media immediately on the defensive – he put away a particularly odious scumbag reporter from the Boston Globe not too long ago, and it was a beautiful thing to watch.
Good grief, why the need to make a distinction?
Wouldn't that be awesome, Dana? But it is not to be, as we've seen with the alleged "post – racial" candidacy of teh One. Obama has put his race front and center every opportunity he gets, and his supporters bray the charge of "wacist!" every time he receives anything short of adulation. He and his party have made identity politics a de facto reality for many years to come, I fear. Just take one look at the absurd process for his new SCOTUS nomination – what superior attributes does she possess from her prior career to merit such a distinction? Hint: it sure ain't her judicial record.
Dmac (f7884d) —	7/3/2009 @ 2:13 pm
Wow I'vew rarely seen a bigger liar than Kevin Murphy. Please tell us how Alaska's debt is rated compared to California. Are you a dullard or what.
Its sad to see the people who voted for Obama acting as mobys and telling us why isn't up to it. She is head and shoulders above Presidente Zero as we are all learning to our cost.
Its truly sad to see the mobys pushing Romney, who is Obama lite. He is pathetic as people are finding out to their cost in Massachusetts.
Thomas Jackson (8ffd46) —	7/3/2009 @ 2:28 pm
Krauthammer doesn't like her because she's not an intellectual, and she reacts more from her gut than she reflects with her mind. Then again, so did Reagan.
My problem with Palin is that I don't give two hoots in hell about social issues, or at least not the red meat social issues that are all the rave. I'm a lot more concerned with not having the economy crater and not seeing any mushroom clouds. And there, I see no special quality in Sarah Palin, and much that worries me.
Kevin Murphy (0b2493) —	7/3/2009 @ 2:58 pm
Kevin, Palin is pretty in depth on domestic economic issues. It's the media caricature that she's not, but she's spoken about it at length. If you look at things she said before she was even part of the Mccain campaign, it's clear she's not really about social issues.
and I never really saw her as a red meat social conservative. I know she's nominated a lot of different jurists to the bench. Plenty of liberals who happen to be level headed judges.
I think she was considered the ultimate pro-life lady just because she didn't abort her son. that's silly.
Juan (ba249c) —	7/3/2009 @ 3:17 pm
I see Kevin Murphy mouth is like the River Platte. A mile wide and very muddy. Its sad to see someone lie as much as you, be called on it and just ignore it because you know you've been called.
So lets face it, your a troll, an ignorant one, and one of those lemmings who support Presidente Zero despite his doubling unployment since his election, quadrupling the debt, and shredding the constitution, while displaying all the honesty and integrity of Al Capone.
This sums up the ugly side of what a segment of our population represents. Thugocracy.
Thomas Jackson (8ffd46) —	7/3/2009 @ 10:56 pm
It seems 'Dr. Strangelove' has made his choice on the horse he's backing. Romney.
DCSCA (9d1bb3) —	7/4/2009 @ 6:51 pm
Ah, I see that DCSCA is back with his name calling routine. Now we see DCSCA make fun of a man in a wheelchair.
Wow, that's hilarious.
SPQR (26be8b) —	7/4/2009 @ 6:56 pm
I wouldn't bet against DuckCrap in a limbo contest.
AD - RtR/OS! (ad12dc) —	7/4/2009 @ 6:58 pm
Kevin Murphy,
Articles like this one by David Harsanyi suggest Sarah Palin may be as much a libertarian as a conservative on social issues:
"Yes, Palin is without argument a staunch social conservative. She is fervently opposed to abortion – even in cases of rape and incest, which will raise eyebrows, but is certainly more philosophically consistent than the namby pambyism of your average politician. The choice issue, after all, is complicated, even for many libertarians. And, as I was recently reminded, Ron Paul, the Libertarian champion of the 21st century, also opposes abortion.
Even when advocating for "moral" issues, Palin's approach is a soft sell. Palin does not support gay marriage (neither does Obama, it should be noted). Yet, in 2006, Palin's first veto as Governor was a bill that sought to block state employee benefits and health insurance for same-sex couples.
We cannot bore into Palin's soul to see her true feelings about gay couples, but, at the time, she noted that signing "this bill would be in direct violation of my oath of office" because it was unconstitutional. For most libertarians, the thought of politician following any constitution, rather than their own predilections, morality or the "common good," is a nice change of pace."
DRJ (cdbef5) —	7/4/2009 @ 7:15 pm
She's a quitter. And quitter's don't become president.
Steve (365c64) —	7/5/2009 @ 7:15 am
Comment by Steve — 7/5/2009 @ 7:15 am
"You won't have Dick Nixon to kick around anymore."
Stashiu3 (3fc50f) —	7/5/2009 @ 7:18 am
Actually, Alaska had amassed sizable reserves to the application of the ACES tax framework on oil, and prudent spending. She had certified the acceptance of the stimulus funds, that the legislators had done on Tea Party Day in a swap with matching state funds for economic
development, she knew the stunt that Sanford pulled taking it to the courts, which we now know may have been motivated by other than strictly economic considerations, wouldn't have worked.
She had focused on the pipeline, which was the ostensible reason she was down in Texas, the only viable economic project that would likely have stimulated the economy in the long run,
People say, she's out of contention, because of this last move, but who's the alternative, Romney
with his own flawed legacy of health care in Mass, who the base will remember for his staff's attacks on Sarah,and his week statements on the auto company takeover and Iran. Huckabee,Gingrich,
sounded good on the NRSC dinner, but then one recall he 'bailed' out on Iraq, during the 'civil war';teamed up with Nancy Pelosi, on those global warming spots, was a lobbyist for Freddy Mac at some point.
narciso (996c34) —	7/5/2009 @ 7:38 am
(Was that too subtle Steve?)


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Man I love typing that.
Having been part of a number of missile shoots myself, I can say that unless you've done it you just can't imagine the shear number of things that can go wrong in a "normal" intercept. To take out an orbital target with a single interceptor, that's just plain friggin' incredible.
Hopefully COMTHIRDFLT will allow them to paint a satellite on their bridge wing.
Yeah, IIRC, when the Soviets took down Gary Powers, they shot down 6 of their own planes as well.
Jim, I never "did" a missle shoot, but I grew up ('55 to '59) on White Sands Missle Range. They were working on the Hawk, and the Nike Ajax, Zeus, and Hercules. Seeing a night drone shot was the same as fireworks for 4- to 8-year-old. And the static rocket engine tests! Wow. Shaking the ground, rocket exhaust pouring out of the mountain, and more noise than I could imagine. That stuff's in my DNA!
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I'd love to see that piece of driftwood!
I used to love missile shoots. I was the SSWC (surface/subsurface warfare coodinator) on USS Valley Forge - basically the suface/subsurface tactical engagement commander, in charge of surface to surface missiles, gun alley, and anti-sub weapons during combat operations (officially my position was Information Warfare/Intelligence/Cryptology Officer - SIWO; but Warrants usually end up in combat positions during General Quarters). I fired a number of Harpoon missiles and coordinated a number of SM-2 shots in surface engagement mode. It's incredibly complex, but the Navy makes it look easy.
Valley Forge was the anti-air defense ship for the fleet during the primary Tomahawk strikes on Iraq (we weren't a Tomahawk shooter ourselves, we were assigned to defend the shooters during their launches - because during a salvo, Tomahawk shooters have to hold a particular position, course, and speed and are thus vulnerable to attack). We were less than two thousand yards from the firing ships, and we spend hours topside watching salvo after salvo of Tomahawks roar out of the launch tubes on our sister ships, lighting up the night sky with a hellish glow. Shock and awe is precisely the right word for it.
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Exactly. There was a major amount of luck in that shoot - not to take anything away from the crew of Erie. But every intercept has a certain degree of luck attached to it.
Any missile intercept is incredibly complex, under the best of circumstance, geometry, sensors, high speed processing, weapon performance, environment, and etc all have to line up perfectly. Hitting a moving target with a missile is enormously difficult. Usually to take down a jet aircraft requires at least two missile in salvo, often more. And that is something we've done many, many times. But, compared to orbital intercept it's child's play.
The Standard Missile Three (SM-3) is still in development, only a handful of ships are even capable of firing one. Lake Erie is the test bed for this kind of thing, she is specially fitted, and her crew is highly trained in missile development and test firing as part of the missile shield development program. However, hitting a cold dead bird, in orbit, is complex on an order of complexity that almost defies comprehension. It requires a network of realtime sensors, all elsewhere, precise timing, perfect coordination, and perfect weapon performance. Absolutely everything had to line up perfectly and work within a .001% of design tolerances. From the deck of a moving ship at sea.
I have extensive experience with satellite ephemeris and the calculations it takes to track and intercept an orbital vehicle, and extensive experience on this class of vessel and with these types of weapons, and I can tell you that I would have been impressed if they had hit the target on the fourth or fifth shot.
But, as you said, most people - especially those in charge of the country - simply cannot fathom the complexity involved - or the vast number of things that can go wrong. One of the things about the Navy, they make this kind of thing look easy - and it's not - but that's what they do every damn day. So people take it for granted.
Sail. Sail off into the sunset. Sheesh.
And I'm wearing a Navy sweatshirt today, just because.
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Abstruse is written, directed and produced by Harley Wallen (Investigation Discovery's Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda) and stars Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Dennis Haskins (Saved by the Bell), Kaiti Wallen (Betrayed) and Kris Reilly (Enigma). Harley Wallen also stars in the film as Detective Caldwell.
Two young women Amanda (Kaiti Wallen) and Mindy (Jessika Johnson) along with their friend Jess (Jesi Jensen) get themselves into a very compromising situation that proves life changing, the aftermath is almost worse as all trails of the event has been wiped out and all of a sudden the tables turn and Amanda goes from being the victim to the accused. Amanda's father, Max (Tom Sizemore) decides to look into it only to realize it's much bigger than they first anticipated. The story heads to a Good Vs. Evil showdown to settle the score.
"I'm really excited to see Abstruse release! This film has been so incredibly awarded on the festival circuit. Winning International Independent Film Awards, Colorado International Film Festival, Nevada International Film Festival, Cutting Edge Film Festival, Gold Movie Awards, ARFF Barcelona, and Barcelona International Film Festival and is a Finalist at Genre Fest in Tokyo and many more," said Harley Wallen.
"I remember writing the script and I had my good friend and fellow filmmaker Jerry Hayes read it and he came back and said "I love it, great script! But who's playing Max, that's not a simple role Harley… Thats a Mickey Rourke or Tom Sizemore role!" I hadn't thought about the dilemma of the anti-hero so I did what any good filmmaker should do, reached out to them and I must say I love Tom's performance in the film! Also I got a chance to cast our dear Mr. Belding, the amazing Dennis Haskins in a great role the way you've never seen him, I'm not spoiling this one, watch the movie!!, added Wallen.
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A Note from Toni
With my Senate colleagues Ben Allen, Bill Monning, Hannah-Beth Jackson and Ricardo Lara at the Global Climate Action Summit.
During the past several years, California has been hit especially hard by extreme weather events, from our historic five-year drought, to floods, record heat, and, most recently, devastating wildfires. Last year's fires were among the deadliest on record, and this year we saw the largest fire in state history, the Mendocino-Complex. Thousands of firefighters are still battling more than a dozen blazes across the state.
It's impossible to ignore the connection between these historically intense natural disasters and the unnatural climatic changes behind them. Scientists are increasingly certain that it's no coincidence, and they've been warning us for years that we're likely to experience even worse disasters unless we get serious about climate change.
Fortunately, California has taken these threats to heart. We've long been a leader in clean energy, energy efficiency, and pollution reduction. September brought a few important milestones for California's climate leadership.
Governor Jerry Brown played host to the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco, bringing together public- and private-sector leaders from around the world to step up our commitment to climate action. Senate Democrats were center stage after passing some of the strongest clean energy and climate policies in the nation – and the world – including making California the first major economy on the planet to commit to 100% clean energy by 2045.
Despite the recent climate-related chaos we've experienced here and across the nation – and the increasingly dire warnings from scientists at the Summit – it was hard not to feel hopeful about the future surrounded by so many innovative thinkers and leaders. Among the many brilliant speakers and important perspectives represented at the Summit, a couple stood out to me as particularly important.
Richard Trumka – a third-generation coal miner and President of the AFL-CIO, the largest labor union in America – had a powerful message for the audience, and one that anyone who cares about climate change should heed: If climate solutions don't lift up working people, including coal miners, we will never have the coalition necessary to make meaningful change. He argued that, important as they are, the abstract benefits of climate action don't pay the bills or put food on the table for working families. It's a lesson in raw politics that can't be ignored, and it resonated with me in particular, as the daughter of a coal miner myself.
Fortunately, California has shown that climate action is also about job creation – with more than 500,000 clean-energy jobs, we're helping families thrive while also cutting the pollution that warms the planet and drives extreme weather. Now, we have to export that winning recipe to Washington, and then the world.
Another important takeaway for me was the connection between climate action and women's empowerment. Around the world women bear the brunt of climate change in many ways. If we want to solve this problem, we need to empower women to lead and find solutions that improve quality of life for everyone.
There are countless other lessons to be learned, and perhaps more than anything, I appreciated the way this event brought together so many people from diverse backgrounds, including elected officials from every level of government and from every corner of the planet, to industry leaders in transportation, healthcare, and retail.
We have a long road ahead of us to prevent the worst impacts of climate change, but some of the brightest minds in the world are hard at work finding solutions, and for a week, at least, we had the honor of hosting them in California.
An Update on my Legislation
In 2017, the first year of the current two-year session, Governor Jerry Brown signed all 12 of my bills that were sent to him by the Legislature. This year, as I was beginning my tenure as Senate Leader, I carried six bills through the legislative process. Below is a rundown of those bills.
SB 945: In 2016, Governor Brown signed my bill AB 1795, providing uninsured and underinsured Californians with expanded access to treatment for breast cancer and cervical cancer. SB 945 builds on AB 1795 by removing arbitrary time limits for care. Currently, the state Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program stops providing medical care for breast cancer after 18 months and cervical cancer after 24 months, regardless of medical need. SB 945 removes those limits and requires continuation of treatment as long as necessary. Funding for the expansion of cancer treatment resulting from the removal of these barriers was included in the new state budget that took effect on July 1, making it unnecessary for SB 945 to move forward.
SB 970: Hotels and motels are ground zero for human traffickers, which means they're hiding their criminal activities in plain sight. SB 970 will require all hotels and motels in California to provide training for their employees on how to spot the signs of human trafficking and report those signs to law enforcement. I am grateful for the support of the California Hotel and Lodging Association on this legislation. Signed by the Governor!
SB 1005: Sometimes, survivors of domestic abuse who must flee their home to get away from their abuser can't afford the extra rent or deposit required to move their dog or cat into a new apartment. SB 1005 makes explicitly clear that survivors of violent crimes, such as domestic violence, may use state-provided victim-relocation funds to which they are already entitled to pay for expenses related to housing an animal companion. Unfortunately, this bill was not signed, but I will continue to pursue this policy change.
SB 1086: Thanks to AB 1035, which passed in 2014, if a public-safety officer dies from a job-related illness more than 240 weeks after being diagnosed, his or her family can still qualify for state-provided survivor death benefits. The bill stretched that statute of limitations to 420 weeks. However, AB 1035 is scheduled to sunset in 2019. My bill, SB 1086, removes the sunset and makes the 420-week limit permanent. This legislation provides needed support to families of police officers and firefighters. Signed by the Governor!
SB 1125: Currently, if a patient receives treatment through Medi-Cal at a community health center from both a medical provider and a mental-health specialist on the same day, the state will reimburse the center for only one visit. A patient must seek mental-health treatment on a subsequent day in order for that treatment to be reimbursed as a second visit. This is neither logical nor good health-care policy. SB 1125 allows health centers to bill Medi-Cal for both visits, even if they occur on the same day. This change would ensure that more people get the mental-health services they need. Unfortunately, this bill was not signed, but I will continue to pursue this policy change.
SB 1367: This bill follows up on two of my previous bills – AB 392, which made the San Diego River Conservancy permanent, and SB 214, which strengthened the conservancy's capacity to protect and enhance the San Diego River watershed. SB 1367 gives the San Diego River Conservancy the ability to help protect and enhance other nearby rivers – the Otay, Sweetwater, and Tijuana rivers – and their watersheds by helping identify and pursue funding sources, developing strategic plans, and working with local nonprofits and government agencies. Signed by the Governor!
Old Town Building Will Soon Be a Park
It won't be long before the old Caltrans complex at Juan and Taylor streets in Old Town is reduced to rubble – and then a memory. In September, I was thrilled to gather with other state and local officials, community members and representatives of the native Kumeyaay people to announce that the process of tearing down the old buildings will soon begin.
In their place will be a magnificent park that respects and reflects the rich history of the land beneath the structures and serves as an entryway to Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. The park will pay homage to the people who made the area home as far back as 13,000 years ago and give visitors a sense of the historic importance of the nearby San Diego River, whose route once traversed this property.
I want to thank State Parks, Caltrans, the Natural Resources Agency and the Governor's office for working together on this project.
The project is expected to take approximately one year to complete. I'm grateful to the many people who worked with so hard, for so long, to make it happen!
Investing in Children and Life-Saving Innovation
I was so proud to join Rady Children's Hospital in announcing California's investment in Project Baby Bear, in which at least 100 critically ill newborns from families in the Medi-Cal program will undergo whole genome sequencing. This will lead to better, more efficient treatment and higher quality of life. I have high hopes that this pilot project will prove effective and be expanded in the near future.
It was so nice to meet little Maverick, his parents and his adorable big sister, who was having so much fun peering through the transparent podium while her mother spoke. Maverick (pictured above in his mother's arms) was suffering from seizures and under threat of organ failure before whole genome sequencing — and the information that was gathered from it — saved his life.
This cutting-edge innovation was pioneered in San Diego. It's a great achievement for our city and a wonderful day for California.
It was also a fun coincidence meeting Daniela Carvalho (pictured below), a doctor at Rady who also happens to be the mother of Bea De Oliveira, a new intern in my district office from Torrey Pines High School!
My Staff at Your Service
My district staff is always available to help constituents navigate a complex web of state agencies.
Recently, a constituent whose brother is an inmate at Donovan State Prison called my office because she learned that he had undergone emergency surgery the day before, but she couldn't get any information about his condition. It seems there was no document on file at the prison allowing for medical information to be released.
My staff contacted the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and learned that the surgery was successful and that the inmate would likely be returning to Donovan the following day. We relayed that information to his sister and worked with Corrections staff to get a release on file allowing her to receive his medical information going forward.
If you're having trouble working out an issue with any state agency, please call my office at 619-645-3133, and my staff will do everything in their power to help.
My District Staff
Pamela Ison: District Director
Deanna Spehn: Policy Director
Jason Weisz: Senior Field Representative
Toni Duran: Field Representative
Chevelle Tate: Field Representative
Ryan Trabuco: Field Representative
Tylisa Suseberry: Executive Assistant / Scheduler
David Rolland: Director of Media and Editorial
Where to Find Me Online
Twitter: @SenToniAtkins
Facebook: facebook.com/SDToni/
Web: senate.ca.gov/atkins
My district office is located at 1350 Front St., Room 4061, San Diego, CA 92101.
Around the District
Pleased to help the Barona Band of Mission Indians present a grant for enhanced technology in classrooms at Johnson Elementary School in Emerald Hills.
Team Toni was on the scene with I Love a Clean San Diego for the 34th annual Coastal Cleanup Day! I'm grateful to the thousands of volunteers out there beautifying our beaches, bays and canyons!
I always look forward to coming home to the annual Burlingame Block Party. I've known many of the neighbors here since I was a council rep for Christine Kehoe in the '90s.
Honored to help dedicate the Sen. Christine Kehoe Trail & Wetland Buffer at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. It's a crucial link in the Coast to Crest Trail. Christine would not give up on this project!
It was a fantastic morning at the Ocean Beach Town Council's 20th Annual Pier Pancake Breakfast! I had a blast flipping and serving pancakes to the hundreds of Obecians who came out.
What a beautiful day to come together and celebrate our LGBTQ and allied community at South Bay Pride. I loved seeing all the voter registration booths and so many people of all ages talking about how important it is to vote!
I was pleased to join Spectrum at the Mira Mesa Library and present a $20,000 check to the San Diego Futures Foundation to support digital literacy among seniors in our community — and recognize the efforts of several senior tech ambassadors.


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It is always difficult saying good bye to a close friend. That is very much the case with long time members Vicar Deb and James Jimenez.
Vicar Deb recently completed her schooling with the ELCA TEEM program and in turn has prayerfully decided to seek a call worldwide!
Deb and James were both members before Deb began her journey with the TEEM program. Over the years they have served in various ministries across the church ranging from Sunday school to Habitat for Humanity builds. We know wherever they end up, Deb will offer valuable spiritual and personal leadership, and they will both truly bless everyone around them!
Good luck and Godspeed from your Prince of Peace family! God has big plans for both of you!
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02.11 – Yang Station
Cian piloted the Voidraptor, a patrol gunship of questionable legality. He was following Jolan in the LT Flying Brick, which was an old bulky cargo ship that lived up to its name. They were only a few minutes out from Yang Station now, and the traffic controller was sending them flight paths and designated docking bays.
"You never taught me how to land, man! I'm gonna crash and kill everyone!" yelled Jolan over their private comm with panic in his voice.
"Hey, hey, calm down. Just accept the flight path that the station is sending you and turn on flight assist mode. It should set the path for you and control the thrusters. You just have to ease the throttle, go in really slow, and engage the landing gear. The station's gravity generator will compensate and pull you to a stop as long as you're going slow enough. It's not a race, just take it slow." said Cian. He had already lined up for his own landing and was approaching his assigned docking area.
"Okay. Okay. I accepted the flight path. Flight assist mode on. Dude, I'm way off! I'm gonna crash!" said Jolan.
"Hold on, I can see you. You aren't that far off, it just looks like it from right there. Don't touch the throttle, just let the computer correct your trajectory." said Cian.
"Okay. I'm rotating. I think its starting to line up. Yeah, okay, I'm facing the dock now." said Jolan.
"Good. Now just ease really lightly on the throttle and start a bit of forward thrust, then pull back on it and let momentum carry you in. Don't forget to engage the landing gear." said Cian.
"Okay. I got this. Engaging engine at 1%. Okay. Disengaging. I'm doing it! This is so cool. I'm landing a space ship! All the lights are lining up, I'm almost there!" said Jolan.
Cian's ship sailed into his docking bay and he eased it down for a soft landing in his designated spot. A security team was standing by. "Just remember the landing gear, Jolan. I might be a bit, I have a welcoming committee."
"Oops. Uh, engaging landing gear. Okay. That scraping didn't sound too bad. I don't think it was too late. I'm landed." said Jolan.
"Right. Just pay the docking fee and hang out for a few. I'm going to talk with security." said Cian. He opened the doors and a five man security team made their way in, armored head to toe with rifles in hand. They were eyeballing the bodies in the hold and two of them were moving up the hall toward the bridge, their rifles trained on Cian.
Cian made a show of sliding his rifle away from him across the bridge. "Hey friends. No resistance here, I spoke with the station on our way in. I have five pirates that we killed in self defense and a properly filed salvage title to this ship. I'm not too familiar with Coalition law, but I want to comply with all legal requirements and I can fill out other forms if needed."
One of the team walked in and stood next to Cian, in between him and the gauss rifle on the floor. The rest of the team checked the ship room by room. Once they were done, the one next to Cian said "Clear" on his radio.
A greying Boralan entered the ship. He was dressed in a crisp, light blue uniform with a service cap that reminded Cian of an Air Force dress uniform – only several shades lighter. He walked with a limp all the way through the ship, slowing to look at the bodies as he passed them, and stood a few feet from Cian before he began to speak.
"Captain Kemp, I am Admiral Tygon. I reviewed the logs you sent. There were a few holes in the recording, but I saw enough. You defeated a boarding party and captured this ship." said the Boralan man.
"Yes, sir. I believe I filed the proper salvage forms. I wish to sell this ship and claim any bounties that may be on these pirates." said Cian.
The admiral motioned to one of the security team, who pulled out a tablet and showed it to him.
"I see. Yes, you filed the proper salvage form. There is an additional fee for military grade salvage, but I'm sure that won't be a problem – we can collect it when you sell the vessel. These pirates did have a small bounty. However, you are not a licensed bounty hunter in Coalition space. Neither is your compatriot aboard the cargo vessel. I'm afraid unlicensed bounty hunting is illegal." said Admiral Tygon sternly.
"Erm, I wasn't aware of that. Uh. It was self defense, I didn't go out hunting them. What's the requirement for a bounty hunter license? I want to make this right." said Cian, getting increasingly nervous.
The admiral stared sternly at Cian for a minute, then stepped over and slapped him on the back hard, causing Cian to nearly double over. He smiled. "Hah, just messing with you, son. Privilege of rank to mess with the youth now and then, I hope you won't hold it against me. You only need a hundred thousand credits and the approval of a ranking admiral for the license. You took down five pirates with two crew with no casualties and hauled their ship in for salvage. You got balls kid, and the kind of initiative that this sector needs more of. That's enough for me. I could use you in my patrol fleet. I'll backdate you a license to yesterday. Their bounties will barely cover the fee, but it'll leave you with five thousand credits and the license doesn't expire. I'm sure someone with your gumption can find a use for it in the future."
Cian laughed in relief. "Thank you, sir. You had me going there."
"No trouble at all. We need more good captains on the right side, too many pirates and thugs about. So you said you wanted to sell this ship? We could use another patrol ship in good condition. If you sell to us it bypasses the paperwork for the military gear and illegal missiles. See the quartermaster if you're interested, we'll make you a fair offer for it." said Admiral Tygon.
"Thank you, sir. I'll do that. It was a pleasure meeting you, sir." said Cian.
The admiral slapped Cian on the back again. This time Cian was braced for it and didn't stumble. "Good lad. I'll get out of your ship now and get someone started on the paperwork." He walked off, limping back out of the ship and down the ramp. The security team fell in behind him and followed him out.
Cian watched as they all left the ship. "Well, that was different." He mumbled to himself. He pulled up the public information about the station and located the quartermaster's office. It wasn't far. He searched for ship dealers or scrap dealers. There was a small scrap dealer, but it didn't look like a place you could sell a ship. The quartermaster was probably it, unless he flew the ship somewhere else. He switched to channel eight of his comm and called Jolan, "Hey man, I need to speak to the quartermaster to see about selling this ship. Are you okay over there?"
Jolan answered back a few minutes later. "Sure dude. I had a chat with a couple security guys over here to verify our story. They invited me for a drink afterward. I'm at the Red Minx on level four. There's dancing girls! Oh, don't worry, I locked up the ship. There wasn't a docking fee."
"Uh. Okay. Just… Okay. Try not to get drunk. It's barely past noon ship time. I'll meet you there once I'm done with the quartermaster. I'm going to try to get us a good price on this ship. I think it's probably worth about four or five million with the missile system and Weave drive and stuff." said Cian.
"Sweet. I get half right?" said Jolan.
"Yes, you get half. We might have to renegotiate that if I have to do all the paperwork while you go to bars." said Cian.
"Cool. See ya in a bit." said Jolan.
Cian sighed. He hooked his helmet on a loop at his belt and debated taking his gauss rifle, but decided against it. He got up and walked out of the ship and headed for the quartermaster's office.
A few minutes later, Cian arrived at a posh little office with fancy, expensive looking decor. The door was propped open. There were beautiful tapestries of various planets, detailed and colorful works capturing the different worlds' natural beauty and iconic landscapes. A solid wood desk sat in one corner with a little bell on it. A sign read "Quartermaster's Office."
Cian walked in and tapped the bell.
A tall, stern looking Erisian woman walked in and sat at the desk. She had graying hair and a flawless complexion. She was dressed in a slim black pant suit. "Yes, can I help you?"
"Hello miss, I am Cian Kemp. I just came in with a patrol gunship and filed the salvage title for it. Admiral Tygon told me that I should come here. I'm in the market to sell the ship and he said that you would make me a fair offer for it." said Cian.
She pulled a tablet out of a drawer and pulled up information. "Yes. I have the details of the ship here. Weave drive. Armament of Peacekeeper missiles. Stock everything else. Heavy damage to the port engine."
"Uh, that sounds about right. I was unaware of the engine damage. Miss.. I don't believe I caught your name?" said Cian.
She looked at him. "I didn't provide it. I can offer you three million for the ship."
"Whoa, I was told I would get a fair offer. I sold a similar ship in much worse shape for five million." said Cian.
"Yes. Likely on an industrial world with shipyards. You may have noticed that you're on a remote trade station." she said with a sneer.
"A remote trade station with a need for patrol ships. The Admiral told me himself, he needs more ships. Surely you can give me four and a half?" said Cian.
She tapped on her screen and zoomed in on the engine. It showed external and internal damage to the port engine. "This will cost half a million to fix by itself. I'll give you four if you throw in the gear from the previous owners, and not a penny more."
"Wait, I don't even know how much their gear is worth." said Cian.
"Offer is good for the next five minutes." she said.
"Four after all salvage and all other fees. You keep their equipment. But I need my gauss rifle in the bridge delivered to the LT Flying Brick." said Cian.
She typed at her pad, it looked like she was running some numbers. After thirty seconds or so, she replied "Fine. Pleasure doing business, Mister Kemp." She swiped at the tablet for a few seconds, then held it out with a form with a contract.
"Uh, I need to read over this." said Cian.
"Take your time. It's a standard ship transfer. Fill in your banking information and I will make a direct deposit." she said.
Cian looked it over. It had stipulations that any additional cargo or valuables found within the ship except for the gauss rifle located on the bridge were included in the sales price, but otherwise seemed pretty normal. "Hey, did you scan and find some kind of valuables hidden in the ship?"
"No. It's a standard contract. We don't want you coming back looking for Aunt Martha's hidden gemstones in a month while we're trying to get the ship in service. If we find anything, its ours." she said.
"Hmm. Fine." said Cian. He had scanned the ship and didn't see any signs of hidden stashes. He really didn't have time to search it, anyway. He signed the paperwork and put in his bank info.
The quartermaster transferred four million to Cian's account. It was nice to have some real money again, even if two million was going to go to Jolan.
"Pleasure doing business, miss?" said Cian.
"Yes, yes. Nice buying your ship, Mister Kemp. Enjoy your money. Get out of my office now, please." she said.
"Fine. Have a good day." said Cian. He walked out of her office and she walked back into a back room.
"Hey Jolan. I sold the ship for four million. I get the feeling she ripped me off, but I don't know if I could have done better anywhere else here. The station manifest doesn't even show a ship dealer here, just some scrap yards." said Cian over their comm.
"Sweeet mann. You coming here now? These purple swirly drinks are awesomme. You have to try one. The bartender called it a Boralan Sunset. It's like, sweet, but not too sweet to be girly, and it has like a hopsy flavor that reminds me of a good beer." said Jolan. He sounded drunk.
"Jolan. Man. You need to cut back, okay? We're supposed to be securing supplies. We can't do that if you're drunk." said Cian.
"I'm not drrunk! I only got four drinks and they were all fruitsy ones! Dis one is the best though. You gotta come try one." said Jolan. He was slurring his words a bit. He was definitely tipsy, if not drunk.
"Fine. I'll be right there." said Cian. He pulled up the station map and found the route to the Red Minx and headed there. Fifteen minutes later, he arrived at the pub. It was a shady looking establishment. The sign was a provocatively dancing hologram of what looked like a Rastlin woman with long red hair, red fur, and a slinky red dress.
The bouncer at the door pointed at the knife that was still strapped to his leg. "No weapons."
"Okay. Uh, where can I store it?" said Cian.
The bouncer pointed to a cabinet with multiple safes. "I tag it and put it in there. You get it when you leave."
"Alright." said Cian. He took a tag from the bouncer and tied it to his knife with his name and ship name on it, then handed it over.
The bouncer read the tag, nodded, then opened one of the safes that had other knifes in it and tossed Cian's in, then closed it. "Alright. Don't make trouble. Don't touch the girls. Have fun." He opened the door to let Cian in.
Cian went in. There was a Celduran, two Erisians, and a Boralan sensually dancing on the stage in revealing outfits. A huge reptilian looking alien sat in a corner booth, towering over everyone. Cian remembered seeing someone like this before in Valcim, and tried to identify him.
Yeegan – Sentient. Humanoid. Reptilian. Native to the swamps of Xiasla in the Xias system. Ranging from 7' to 9' in height. Intelligence inferior to humans. Tough, scaly skin generally in the brown to dark green pigments. No hair. Known to be highly aggressive. Believed to be the result of unconfirmed genetics experiments.
"What you lookin' at?" yelled the Yeegan from across the bar. Cian had been staring.
"Uh, sorry sir. I apologize for staring. I hadn't seen your species before." said Cian.
The Yeegan laughed at him and went back to talking to a Celduran woman in the booth next to him.
"Heyy Cian! Over here man!" yelled Jolan from the bar. He was sitting in between two Erisian women. His helmet was hanging from a strap on his back. They all had large purple drinks with a swirl of orange in them. The colors were bright and seemed to actually be emitting light, and the orange swirled near the top yet somehow didn't mix in with the rest of the drink. Jolan's was mostly empty while the other two were mostly full.
Cian walked over. "Hey Jolan. I asked you not to get drunk."
"Not drunk! Just tipsy. This is only my fourth drink. I didn't get another! I was telling these ladies about our daring battle with the evil pirates. Cian, meet Charlotte and Jehenna. I hope I'm saying that right!"
Jehenna smiled and draped her arm over Jolan's shoulder. "You're saying it just fine handsome. Did you and your captain want to move to better quarters now?"
"Jolan. We have work to do." said Cian.
"Oh, so do we sweetheart. Work can be oh. So. Fun." said Charlotte. She squeezed up to Jolan's back.
Jolan smiled and leaned back against her. He spoke in English for a moment, "Dude, these girls are super into us. They wanna come back to our ship!"
Cian hadn't really tried speaking English intentionally before like that, but he concentrated and managed it. "Jolan. I'm pretty sure these are working girls. Do not take them back to our ship. Just give them a little money for their time, apologize for the mix up, and lets get out of here."
Jehenna giggled. "Oh, I love your exotic language. Are you talking about little ol' me?" She held out a lit cigar of some kind and Jolan took a puff of it.
Jolan coughed for a moment, choking out neon green smoke. He stared at Cian for a minute. "Wait. You mean? Like… They want us to pay them? No way, they're just into me." Jolan looked offended.
"Look, you can get yourself out of this one. I have work to do. Just don't get yourself killed or robbed and meet me back at the ship. I'll be sending an order there and someone needs to be there to sign for it. And don't you dare bring either of them back to our ship." said Cian in English.
Cian concentrated and switched to speaking Erisian again. "Sorry ladies, I have duties to attend to." He turned to walk out.
"But you said your captain wanted to party at your ship. You still want to party, don't you?" said Jehenna, pouting theatrically.
"Yeah, don't mind him. He's a stick in the mud." said Jolan. He called after Cian in English. "You're wrong dude, these girls just want to party. We have a whole day here at least to get the stuff we need, you have to live a little!"
Cian turned back for a moment and replied in English, "We're supposed to be laying low, not bar hopping. Do you even know what you're smoking? I'm going to get our mission done." He turned and walked out. He got his knife back from the bouncer and walked back toward the business district. He had merchants to see about buying metals.
After half an hour of walking and two elevators, Cian arrived at the professional market area on level two. There were a number of commodity traders and various shops. He looked at the advertisements and located prices for the various commodities he needed. Some of the metals were expensive, but he didn't need a lot of each. There were a lot of different traders and middlemen here. He wandered down a bit until he found a large shop with a lot of customers called the Yienna Exchange, the advertisements boasted direct from factory pricing on metals from Yienna II. Dozens of traders seemed to be doing business there, so Cian decided it must be a decent place to start.
Cian walked in and a well dressed Erisian man came up after a few minutes. "Greetings my friend! I am Curtis. Are you here to buy? We have the best selection of refined metals this side of Boralas!"
"Yes, thank you Curtis. I am Captain Cian Kemp. I need a variety of metals. Can I get a list of your prices?" said Cian.
Curtis whipped a tablet out of somewhere in his coat. "Of course. Here are the current market rates. As you can see, we are at least one percent lower than our competitors. If you find a better price, we will beat it by 1%."
"I see. How is your availability? Can I take delivery today?" said Cian.
Curtis tapped at the tablet and changed the display. Now it showed prices and weights. "This is our current stock on hand. Our next delivery is in five days. If you need more of a particular element before then, we can help you source it, but the prices may be a bit higher."
"Ah, thank you. Let me look through this." said Cian.
"Of course. You may keep that and record your desired purchases. The amounts available will update in real time, you may add them to your list and reserve them for the next hour. Please only reserve metals you intend to buy, we have a busy clientele. Find me when you are ready to complete your purchase." said Curtis.
"Great, thanks." said Cian. He sat down at a table and got to work. They had all of the rare earth elements in stock. He did a quick search to compare prices with other shops that had them publicly posted, and they really were slightly lower than the rest. He quickly went down his list and reserved all of the purchases he needed. The only thing they were short on was tungsten.
Cian found Curtis. "Hello, I am ready to order. Are there bulk discounts for any of this? I really need these prices to be just a bit lower."
Curtis frowned at him. "I am sorry, sir. Our prices are market rates plus a very small handling fee, we do not negotiate. If you wish to place your order, you may do so, but all bulk pricing has already been applied."
"Okay. That's fine. I need this order. I need delivery to the LT Flying Brick. Also, I need ten additional tons of tungsten." said Cian.
Curtis smiled. "Excellent, sir. You're in luck, I believe I can help you source the tungsten at our usual rate. One moment." he went to the back room for a few minutes. Soon he came back out. "No problem, sir. The tungsten is available. Here is your final price. Please sign the contract, transfer the required funds, and we will process the transaction."
"Great, thanks." said Cian. He signed the contract, then logged into his bank and entered his details. He transferred 8,328,500 over and they finalized the deal.
"Excellent. Your resources will be delivered within the next three hours. Thank you for using the Yienna Exchange." said Curtis.
"Great. Uh, do you know a good parts dealer? I need a variety of ship parts too." said Cian.
"Ah. While we do not deal in parts, I can highly recommend the Rusty Wrench. They are a bit… uncouth, but their prices and quality are far beyond their appearance. You can find them on level three. When you go down the elevator, take a left and follow it down. You can't miss their sign, it's a giant red wrench." said Curtis.
"Okay, thanks!" said Cian. He left and headed for the elevator. It only took him fifteen minutes to find the place. It was a scrap dealer, but with as much as he spent on the metals he would have to get used parts to fill out the list.


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CSUN gets 2 road wins
Nicole Garcia
The women's volleyball team recorded two conference road victories, defeating Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside on Oct. 13-14.
The Matadors were unphased by Friday the 13th as they defeated the Titans in five games, making a comeback in the final game to take the victory by scores of 30-21, 28-30, 30-28, 29-31 and finally 16-14.
"I think we showed a lot of composure when things were difficult," head coach Jeff Stork said.
Stork was particularly proud of how his team handled the fifth game against Fullerton when they were down 14-8 and sided-out to score seven straight points, but believes that his team should have beat them in three games.
The Matadors had a very strong offense with four players owning kills in the double digits. Harmony Burdine led CSUN, finishing with a total of 19 kills.
"This was a tougher match for us," Burdine said. "But we did our best and came through in the end."
For the Titans, Deven Bukoski finished with a career-high 18 kills and 16 digs. Fullerton had a higher rate of blocking, totaling 10-9. The strongest blocker of the match was Amanda Pfielschiefter with five total (four assists and one solo block).
Matadors Darla Donaldson and Hilary Brinkman both had five block assists each.
"Our defense was pretty good for those first two games," Donaldson said.
Records were set on Oct. 13 when Vanessa Vella collected 32 digs, totaling 1,394 digs in her career. This was a best total in all of Fullerton history.
With the win, Northridge improved to 11-5 overall and 4-1 in Big West Conference play.
Following the Fullerton match the Matadors traveled to Riverside to take on the Highlanders. Northridge defeated Riverside in a total of four matches (25-30, 30-25, 30-25, 30-25) at the Student Recreation Center.
Siara Grayson finished with a career-high 18 kills.
"I was really excited, I had no idea that I had gotten (a career high)," Grayson said.
Burdine added 12 kills of her own and a career-high 22 digs.
"I think we did a really good job," Burdine said. "We didn't really know what to expect but we pulled through."
Dominique Cowling from UCR had a match high of 19 kills. Ashley Halperin contributed to the Highlander offense with 14 kills. Setter Brittney Murrey finished with 35 assists.
Game one went to the Highlanders, who had a much stronger hitting percentage, hitting .273. The Matadors had .064. "I would give UCR a lot of credit," Stork said. "They're a very good blocking team."
Game two remained close. With the game tied at 16, the Matadors took a 5-1 run to take the lead. The Matdors managed to keep them at bay for the win.
The Matadors started off the third game very strong with a comfortable cushion of 10-1, but faced a determined opponent. The Highlanders fought their way back into the game, closing the gap to 21-17. CSUN was able to overcome the Riverside charge, defeating them by a final score of 30-25.
"We did pretty well overall," Grayson said. "We probably could have done better, but we still finished strong."
The closest of all games was game four, which consisted of 12 ties. The final occurred with the score at 22. The victory went to CSUN at 30-25.
Coach Stork felt that being able to win these types of close rallies shows a sign of maturity in a team that does not give points away late in the set.
The Matadors remain optimistic for their home game against UC Santa Barbara Oct. 19.
"We know that it's an important match. I see this team doing very well," Stork said.
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BY SHIELA G. GELERA
The Talisay City Fire Station in Negros Occidental is still on lockdown after two more of their personnel tested positive for Covid-19, bringing the total number of positive staff to 10.
Fire Senior Supt. Jerry Candido, regional director of the Bureau of Fire Protection in Western Visayas said that, as of yesterday, there were already 10 personnel of Talisay City Fire Station, who have contracted the virus.
Candido said the fire station had been on lockdown since two weeks ago.
"The ten Covid-positive personnel, all of them are in quarantine facility. While the rest, who have come in contact with the positives and whose results are still pending, are being quarantined at the old fire station," Candido said.
One of the 10 positives had been in the hospital, he said.
He said the Talisay Fire Station has about 17 personnel.
There was a fire in Talisay on Friday and the Bacolod City Fire Station responded to it.
Candido said that they divided Talisay into north and south.
"Southern portion will be catered to by Bacolod, and northern portion will be served by Silay City," Candido said.
The residents of Talisay City do not need to worry since the two nearby cities took over the task in case of emergencies or of fire incidents, he said.
Talisay Fire Station personnel, who are frontliners, contracted the virus while doing disinfection, which could not be avoided, Candido said.
He said that the worst-hit fire station in Negros Occidental is in Talisay, the first was EB Magalona Fire Station but all personnel have recovered and their fire station was reopened three weeks ago.*
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DETROIT--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 7, 2020--
Crain Communications Inc. is launching a new brand to address the emerging recycling and sustainability focus of the global plastics industry.
Sustainable Plastics will provide news and information that impact consumer and industrial brands, manufacturers, governments, the plastics industry and more.
"There is no bigger issue today in the plastics industry than recycling and sustainability," said Group Publisher Brennan Lafferty. "It's a topic that will continue to grow in interest and focus. There's a need for devoted coverage that we, at Crain, know we can provide. Business stakeholders everywhere seek more data to make thoughtful decisions to run their companies. Our track record and reach tells us we are best equipped to meet this challenge to the benefit of our readers, advertisers and sponsors."
Crain veterans Don Loepp and Karen Laird will lead the editorial efforts while show director and sales director Matthew Barber will be responsible for the commercial side with digital, print and event opportunites.
Crain's focus on Sustainable Plastics means Plastics News Europe and PRW magazines will no longer publish. Readers in Europe will receive Sustainable Plastics instead with additional digital reach in the United States.
Sustainable Plastics dovetails with Crain's Plastics Recycling Show Europe held annually in Amsterdam. Partnered with Plastics Recyclers Europe, the highly successful PRSE trade show gathers together recyclers, consumer brands, NGOs and other stakeholders from around the world. The 2019 edition hosted 3,250 delegates and 120 exhibiting companies. The 2020 edition is scheduled for March 25-26.
Keeping in step with the new brand, Crain's annual Plastics Industry Awards in London honoring the best in the United Kingdom's plastics market will in 2020 also place more emphasis on the circular economy. In addition, 2020 marks the 20 th anniversary of the awards, which hosted more than 600 delegates in 2019.
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