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Cimarron (1931 film)
Cimarron is a 1931 Pre-Code Western film directed by Wesley Ruggles, starring Richard Dix and Irene Dunne, and featuring Estelle Taylor and Roscoe Ates. The Oscar winning script was written by Howard Estabrook based on the Edna Ferber novel Cimarron. It would be RKO's most expensive production up to that date, and its winning of the top Oscar for Best Production would be only one of two ever won by that studio. It is also one of the few Westerns to ever win the top honor at the Academy Awards. Epic in scope, spanning forty years from 1889 to 1929.
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Yancy Cravat[edit]
Wife and mother, stainless woman, hide me... hide me in your love.
I'll show them first crack that the Oklahoma Wigwam prints all the news all the time - knowing no law except the law of God and the government of the United States. Say, that's a pretty good slogan. Top of the page - just ahead of the editorial column.
Sugar, if we all took root and squatted, there would never be any new country.
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They will always talk about Yancy. He's gonna be part of the history of the great Southwest. It's men like him that build the world. The rest of them, like me... why, we just come along and live in it.
Sabra: Did you have to kill him?
Yancy: No, I could have let him kill me.
Mrs. Tracy Wyatt: One of my ancestors was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Sol Levy: That's all right. A relative of mine, a fellow named Moses, wrote the Ten Commandments.
Yancy: Why, it'll be all over the southwest that Yancy Cravat was hiding behind a woman's petticoat!
Sabra: But you didn't! They can't say so! You shot him there nicely in the ear, darling.
Yancy: Well, you shouldn't interfere when men are having a little friendly shootin'.
Richard Dix as Yancey Cravat
Irene Dunne as Sabra Cravat
Estelle Taylor as Dixie Lee
Nance O'Neil as Felice Venable
William Collier Jr. as The Kid
Roscoe Ates as Jesse Rickey
George E. Stone as Sol Levy
Stanley Fields as Lon Yountis
Robert McWade as Louis Hefner
Edna May Oliver as Mrs. Tracy Wyatt
Judith Barrett as Donna Cravat
Eugene Jackson as Isaiah
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Edna Ferber's Mighty Novel Becomes The Towering Colossus Of The Films !
Terrific As All Creation
Earth-shaking in its grandeur! A titanic canvas sprung to life!
Cimarron (1931 film) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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One of the most popular types of clothing around the world, denim is also one of environmentally hazardous garments. A case in point is the river delta in China whose water turned blue from the washing of jeans from thenearby denim factories. Lately, many brands trying to arrive at a common consensus on the issue of sustainability. Individual companies are spending on safety and sustainability certifications, like the Higg Index, Cradle to Cradle, or ISO 9000.
However, there's still no high-level awareness or data collection on the industry as a whole as every company and manufacturer has different standards. Levi's has separate requirements for a denim product than J.Crew, BLK DNM or Gap. And it's up to the mills creating these jeans to meet each requirement.
In order to differentiate themselves from competitors, mill owners are acquiring all the sustainability and manufacturing certificates available in the market. Nobody has a clear understanding about which certifications matter to consumers or how they all stack up against each other.
The industry needs to examineeach of these standards and find overlapping areas. This will also lead to dropping the costly third-party audits and standards altogether.Once a single standard is adopted, the industry needs to implement a system that allows it to track how people are following the standard.
A blockchain-based system benefits everyone in the denim industry. This system allows companies to usea payment system that incentivises good behavior. As each participant in the supply chain achieves its goals, like meeting the new standard, it can automatically receive discounts or rewards that incentiviseit to continue working in a sustainable, ethical manner.
A blockchain payment system also streamlines transactions and automates the incentive system through smart contracts.Companies can prove the sustainability of their products by putting manufacturing records on the blockchain.
In this system, companies design files to autonomous machines at different locations, where customers wait while the clothing is quickly made on-site.As production is done on-demand and on-site, companies will spend less of their time and money in chasing down audits and looking for the latest certification. Over time, the blockchain ecosystem will provide increased efficiency and more beneficial data leading to a more sustainable future for denim.


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Q: Win7 CMD : For loop works independently, but not in a batch So here's the issue, this chunk of code works fine when I run it independently :
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims==" %%G in ('wmic desktopmonitor get screenheight^,screenwidth /value ^| find "="') do (
    if "%%G"=="ScreenHeight" set /a ResJ=%%H
    if "%%G"=="ScreenWidth" set /a ResI=%%H
)
echo Your screen width is %ResI%
echo Your screen height is %ResJ%
pause

However, when I insert it into this script I am working on, the variables remain blank:
if errorlevel 1 (
    cd base
    if exist %GameConfig% (
        gzdoom -config %GameConfig% -file %LevelA% %LevelB% %AddonA% %AddonB% %Patch% %HudA% %HudB% %HudC% %Music% -iwad %iWAD%
    ) else (
        for /f "tokens=1,2 delims==" %%G in ('wmic desktopmonitor get screenheight^,screenwidth /value ^| find "="') do (
            if "%%G"=="ScreenHeight" set /a ResJ=%%H
            if "%%G"=="ScreenWidth" set /a ResI=%%H
        )
        echo Your screen width is %ResI%
        echo Your screen height is %ResJ%
        pause
        gzdoom -config %GameConfig% -width %ResI% -height %ResJ% -file %LevelA% %LevelB% %AddonA% %AddonB% %Patch% %HudA% %HudB% %HudC% %Music% -iwad %iWAD%
    )
)

A: You access the  variables inside a () block which means that even they are referenced further down in the code but the entire block is evaluated before the values are set.

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*Solution 1: move the dependent code inside the loop and use the loop variables
Also you can simplify the code by listing the values on one line and getting it via regexp [0-9].
for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('
    wmic desktopmonitor get screenheight^,screenwidth ^| findstr /r "[0-9]"
') do (
    gzdoom -config %GameConfig% -width %%b -height %%a ..............
)

*Solution 2: don't use the outer () block, use goto
if errorlevel 1 (
    if exist %GameConfig% ( ...... & goto done) else goto launch
)
:launch
    for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('
        wmic desktopmonitor get screenheight^,screenwidth ^| findstr /r "[0-9]"
    ') do set /a ResJ=%%a, ResI=%%b
    gzdoom -config %GameConfig% -width %ResI% -height %ResJ% ........
:done
    exit /b

*Solution 3: use delayed expansion:
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
gzdoom -config %GameConfig% -width !ResI! -height !ResJ! ........
endlocal

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The Recorder: Farah's 'helping hands' aid disabled man
By DIANE BRONCACCIO
Recorder Staff
(Published in print: Saturday, April 13, 2013)
Kent Converse of Colrain with Farah, a service monkey from "Helping Hands," who has been trained to fetch objects, open doors, turn on light switches or turn the pages of a book for Converse, who was paralyzed following a car accident. (Submitted photo)
COLRAIN — On Aug. 2, 2006, Kent Converse was driving home in a hot car during a three-day heat wave, when he passed out from heat exhaustion and crashed the car.
"I don't remember passing out," he said. "I don't remember going to the hospital. My arms were tingly, numb. My hands were numb. My neck popped. There was fracture, and I was paralyzed since then."
Converse spent the next year in the hospital and in a rehabilitation center. By the time he was able to go home, his life was not the same.
"I came home on my birthday — August 17," he recalls. "I had really prepared myself, and I was looking forward to it. But since coming home, I'd developed other problems that knocked me down."
Converse — a former chef, carpenter and building manager, who had always worked with his hands — now had limited use of them. He was also living with pain and feeling depressed.
"I felt stuck and isolated, even though people were here," said Converse. "People don't understand what you go though, and there was no way of conveying how I felt."
Among the physical limitations of using a wheelchair, and having only partial use of your hands, is the difficulty of opening and closing doors, turning light switches off and on, and picking up any dropped item — a cell phone or a TV remote — when you are in a wheelchair.
That's where "Farah" comes in.
Kent's wife, Nancy, was reading the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation's "Paralysis Resource Guide," when she spotted an item about Helping Hands, a Boston-based nonprofit group that provides trained "monkey helpers" for the disabled.
Founded in 1979, Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled Inc. breeds, raises and trains capuchin monkeys to provide daily aid to people with spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis and to disabled veterans who now use wheelchairs due to loss of limbs and mobility because of war wounds.
Capuchin monkeys are used because of their intelligence, dexterity and their size — they only weigh between 5 to 8 pounds. They have a life span of about 40 years, according to Megan Talbert, executive director of the organization. Talbert recently spoke at a Greenfield Community College Senior Symposia about the program.
About 55 monkeys are training right now, and Helping Hands typically places eight to 12 monkeys a year with suitable recipients. "One per month is our target goal," said Talbert. "There have been 160 placements over the past 30 years."
The monkeys are trained to do simple tasks, like turning the pages of a book or newspaper, turning lights off and on, and picking up things that a wheelchair-user has dropped and may not be able to get from their chair. They are eventually trained by trainers in wheelchairs, so that they become accustomed to the equipment. Also, when brought into someone's home, they know immediately who to go to.
When Farah came to the Converse home in March 2009, once out of her carrier, she immediately went to Kent, climbed his shoulders, and began "grooming" his hair.
"She knew right away, she was there for Kent," said his wife.
During "monkey college," said Talbert, the trainers learn "how strong a monkey is, and whether they get along better with a man or a woman," she said.
The cost to raise, train and place the helper monkeys is about $40,000 per monkey, according to Talbert, but the recipients are not charged money for them.
Choosing the right monkey for each person who needs one is a little like running a dating service, says Talbert. "This is not a one-size-fits-all situation," she said.
Some monkeys, for instance, want a lot of cuddling, while others fidget and want to be active all the time.
"The monkeys bond with you," she said, noting that the benefits are "probably 80 percent relationship and 20 percent tasks" performed by the monkeys.
But filmed testimonies that Talbert showed at GCC showed recipients whose faces lit up when they talked about what a difference their helper monkey has brought into their lives.
However, some monkeys adjust slowly, and Helping Hands offers a lot of telephone support for new recipients who have not yet bonded with their new service animal.
Also, there are strict rules for keeping the animal.
Because capuchins are prone to diabetes, they are not allowed to eat sweet foods — even sweet fruits such as grapes are not recommended. They eat "monkey chow" and have occasional treats, such as peanut butter or an apple slice.
They are not allowed to give any kind of medical aid — such as opening a prescription bottle. They do not eat at the table with humans, so that they don't take food from their human.
The Converses keep tall cages for Farah both in Kent's bedroom and in the kitchen. When it's dinner time, they put her in her kitchen cage, where she eats her monkey chow while they eat their meal. "She's a very sociable creature," says Nancy.
The person receiving a helper monkey must have an able-bodied human helper who can take care of the monkey — clean the monkey and its cage, feed it, etc. The monkeys are potty-trained and they go back to their cages when they have to go. The bottom of the cages are easy to clean.
Also, they are given to recipients who are mostly home-bound. The helper monkeys are not to be treated as pets; they are not supposed to be taken out to public places, where they may be frightened of strangers and unfamiliar environments.
When Nancy Converse goes to work, at Hawlemont Regional School, Farah stays home with Kent, but goes back into her cage when a home-care aid arrives.
Nancy says Farah gets possessive of Kent if somebody else hands him something.
Farah is 29 years old, and for 15 years, she "worked" for a man in Ohio. When that man died, Farah was returned to Helping Hands and eventually placed with the Converses.
At first the Converses worried that Farah — named after Farah Faucett because of her "big hair" — would be in mourning. But capuchin monkeys "live in the moment," says Nancy. She said the monkeys are very affectionate but are able to make new bonds. At first, Farah was a little stand-offish with Nancy, who bathes her twice a week, and takes care of her. But now, they're family.
"It's funny," says Kent. "She's (Farah's) most happy when the three of us are together."
"Helping Hands told us the relationship is just going to get closer," said Nancy. "I didn't know what that meant until it happened."
"At the same time," Nancy continued, "if I help Kent, she'll jump on me. That's Farah's job."
Online information about Helping Hands is available at:
www.monkeyhelpers.org
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Up and at 'em. A pro-active, business-oriented Capricorn Moon drives the day mostly free and clear. It pauses briefly around 2PM ET to gather a bit of inspiration and vision from Neptune, so note what is channeled your way.
At 11:07PM ET the Moon makes its weekly clash with potent Pluto, deepening power urges and emotional catharses. The weekly jolt with Uranus follows on Friday at 6:54AM ET, suggesting more than the usual excitement tomorrow morning.
Ship it today, as the Moon will be void from 6:54AM ET until 1:02AM ET on Saturday. There's a nice cooperation connection between Mars (action) and Jupiter (expansion) in effect now and exact tomorrow night. Use it to aid your quest for world domination.
And now, the news.
I could write a lot about Walt Disney's horoscope. As in — wow, what an innovative communicator (and marketeer) in the world of entertainment (Sun conjunct Uranus in Sagittarius in the 3rd House). Or — boy, does this horoscope mean business (Mars– Jupiter–Saturn conjunct in Capricorn) — and gee, what potential in real estate and other home/family concerns (the conjunction is in the 4th house). And just look at that visionary Neptune demanding prominence at the Aries Point and sitting right on top of the chart (career/reputation), energizing a people-pleasing Moon in Libra (which drives the whole horoscope). And what a mask of perfection — down to the last detail (suggested by a Virgo Ascendant).
The most-viewed article from yesterday's New York Times is about longtime employees in the tech department at Walt Disney World. They were pink -slipped, despite having outstanding performance records. Then they were required to train their replacements, who were imported to the U.S. on temporary H-1B visas by an outsourcing company based in India. Presumably the temp workers were much cheaper to hire than the longtime Disney staffers.
It's interesting that the article was published in the aftermath of a Full Moon at 11 Sagittarius. Walt Disney's Sun is at 12 Sagittarius. It's also interesting that transiting Pluto is currently at 15 Capricorn, exactly conjunct Disney's Jupiter (suggesting an expansion of power and resources). Just this week an analyst projected that Disney's stock could go up as much as 50%. Fascinating.
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Top 12 Most Popular Operating System (OS) for Hackers
Mukesh Bhardwaj
Most Popular Operating System for Hackers: Are you a beginner in the Ethical hacking world? Which Operating system do you use? Here is the list of top 12+ Best OS for hackers.
Top 12+ Most Popular Operating System (OS) for Hackers
Hacking is a kind of art that requires some special tools. As the demand for ethical hacking is on the rise, it is extremely important for all novice hackers to know the best-operating systems which will help them in executing their work efficiently. Most of the operating systems (OS) for hacking are based on the Linux kernel hence, it is the most preferred operating system by professional hackers. Thus, we provide you with the best operating systems for hackers
Also Read: Basics Hacking Guide For Beginners
1 Best Operating System (OS) for Hackers
1.1 #1 Hackers Choice OS: Kali Linux
1.2 #2 Backtrack 5r3
1.3 #3 Backbox Linux
1.4 #4 Nodezero Linux
1.5 #5 Samurai Web Testing Framework
1.6 #6 Weakerthans
1.7 #7 BlackArch Linux
1.8 #8 Knoppix
1.9 #9 Cyborg Hawk
1.10 #10 Pentoo
1.11 #11 DEFT Linux
1.12 #12 Live Hacking OS: Best Hackers OS
1.13 Wrap Up:
Best Operating System (OS) for Hackers
#1 Hackers Choice OS: Kali Linux
Kali Linux is a kind of professional toolbox that holds over 300 different tools in a single CD which helps in testing the limits of security policies and procedures. One of the most popular OS used by hackers for ethical hacking purpose. Kali Linux is already available for BeagleBone Black, HP Chromebook, CubieBoard 2, CuBox, CuBox-i, Raspberry Pi, EfikaMX, Odroid U2, Odroid XU, Kali Linux is a kind of professional toolbox that holds over 300 different tools in a single CD that help in testing the limits of security policies and procedures. Kali Linux is already available for BeagleBone Black, HP Chromebook, CubieBoard 2, CuBox, CuBox-i, Raspberry Pi, EfikaMX, Odroid U2, Odroid XU, Android XU3, Utility Pro, Galaxy Note 10.1, and SS808.
#2 Backtrack 5r3
After Kali, Backtrack OS is a result of some tests and years of development. Due to this, it is the most preferred penetration testing framework all over the world! This system is specially designed so that it leaves no fragments behind.
Backtrack is a result of some tests and years of development. Due to this, it is the most preferred penetration testing framework all over the world! This system is specially designed so that it leaves no fragments behind. Hackers OS
Also Read: Top 5 Best WiFi Analyzer for Windows 7/8/10
#3 Backbox Linux
Backbox is an Ubuntu-based Linux. It has a complete set of tools required for hacking and these tools get updated to the latest version. It is a fast and easy to use Backbox is an Ubuntu-based Linux. It has a complete set of tools required for hacking and these tools get updated to the latest version.
It is a fast and easy-to-use system to work on! It provides you with some of the frequently used security and analysis Linux tools, with high expectations, ranging from web application analysis to network analysis, from stress tests to sniffing, they also include vulnerability assessment, computer forensic analysis and exploitation.
#4 Nodezero Linux
Nodezero provides with instant access to over 300 penetration testing tools! It is derived from Linux and Ubuntu. The specialty is that it can be used as a live system for testing. It is a strong and efficient system. Some of its Default applications include the Mozilla Firefox web browser, F-Spot photo manager, Rhythmbox music player, Transmission torrent downloader, Empathy multi-protocol instant messenger and OpenOffice.org office suite.
#5 Samurai Web Testing Framework
The samurai web testing framework is life The samurai web testing framework is a live Linux environment that includes tools for web pen-testing. Its CD includes best tools for testing and attacking! Best OS For Hackers
#6 Weakerthans
This operating system is preferred for WiFi hacking since it contains too many wireless tools. Some of its tools are WiFi attacks, SQL Hacking, Cisco Exploitation, Password Cracking, Web Hacking, VoIP Hacking, Social Engineering, Information Gathering, Fuzzing Android Hacking, Networking and creating Shells. It is a well-maintained site!
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#7 BlackArch Linux
It is an Arch Linux-based system used for penetration testing. Its latest update has provided its users with over 1400 tools which make it a must have an operating system for a hacker.
#8 Knoppix
STDKnoppix is a Linux based system. You should be well aware Knoppix is a Linux based system. You should be well aware of Linux before you operate using this system as it uses the same command line. Those who are new and don't know Linux then they can go with Knoppix to learn the basics.
It can be used by both professional and novice. Knoppix STD tools are divided into the following categories; Authentication, encryption, forensics, firewall, honeypot, ids, network utilities, password tools, servers, packet sniffers, top tools, tunnels, vulnerability assessment, wireless tools.
Also read: (Top Amazing) 10 Best Hacking Tools for Hackers
#9 Cyborg Hawk
Cyborg hawk Linux is specially designed for ethical hackers. It has a different kind if tools which can be used for mobile security and wireless testing. It has more than 700 tools along with dedicated tools for mobile security and malware analysis. It is quite easy to understand and work on.
#10 Pentoo
Pentoo is available in two forms namely, live CD and live USB. This system is designed for penetration testing. It provides with a lot if tools for penetration testing. It features packet injection patched WiFi drivers, GPGPU cracking software, the Pentoo is available in two forms namely, lives CD and lives USB.
This system is designed for penetration testing. It provides with a lot if tools for penetration testing. It features packet injection patched WiFi drivers, GPGPU cracking software, the Gentoo kernel includes security and PAX hardening and the latest versions of some tools are available.
#11 DEFT Linux
DEFT stands for digital evidence and forensic toolkit. It is an Ubuntu-based operating system. It has been designed to provide the best open source computers that can be used by individuals, investigators, military.
#12 Live Hacking OS: Best Hackers OS
Live hacking OS has a combination of tools for ethical hacking and penetration testing. It is a Linux-based operating system. It requires graphical user interface GNOME to be inbuilt. Its second variant has which requires less hardware support and has a command line only.
Also read: 5 Best Ways To Secure Facebook Account From Hackers
Wrap Up:
These are some of the best-operating system's OS for Ethical Hacking or Hackers. Most of the Hackers use this operating system. You can get equipped with these operating systems and begin your journey as an ethical hacker! If we missed any OS for hackers, Let us know what we're missing in the comments, and maybe we'll include it next time around!
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The Deadliest Counties for Traffic Accidents in New Jersey
2017 reported the highest number of traffic accidents in New Jersey in the past decade, a disturbing new report shows. The New Jersey State Police tallied 603 fatal accidents in 2017. From these accidents, 636 fatalities were reported.
2017 saw close to 6 percent more deaths as compared to 2016. More than 636 traffic accident deaths have not been reported since 2007, during which 724 people died. The most recent low in traffic accident fatalities was seen in 2013, during which 542 people were killed. Since that point, however, the number of traffic-related deaths has been on the rise.
The 636 fatalities are equivalent to 1.72 deaths every single day throughout the state of New Jersey.
The data has not been fully analyzed at this point, but many predict that distracted driving is partially responsible for the increase in traffic deaths. The popularity of smartphones has corresponded with an increase in traffic deaths.
However, all of the news is not grim. The number of traffic deaths is still low when compared to past decades. For example, in the 1980s, approximately 1,000 people were killed in accidents every year. In 1981, 1,160 were killed. The number of traffic fatalities did not fall below 600 until 2008, which reported 590 fatalities. Many New Jersey State Police reports theorized that stricter enforcement measures and strong community outreach contributed to the decrease.
Though New Jersey's traffic fatality numbers seem to be on the rise, the state is still home to some of the lowest traffic death rates in the country. In 2016, New Jersey reported the fifth-lowest death rate (when compared with population) in the United States. That year, traffic-related deaths were 6.7 per 100,000 people, and 0.78 per 100 million vehicle-miles driven, which was the sixth-lowest rate in the country.
Highways and interstates, due to their higher speed limits, generally report more traffic deaths.
The highest number of traffic deaths in New Jersey occurred in the following counties:
Ocean County: 53 accidents; 54 deaths
Burlington County: 47 accidents; 49 deaths
Middlesex County: 44 accidents; 28 deaths
Monmouth County: 43 accidents; 46 deaths
Gloucester County: 43 accidents; 44 deaths
Camden County: 40 accidents; 44 deaths
Essex County: 40 accidents; 41 deaths
Atlantic County: 34 accidents; 36 deaths
Union County: 34 accidents; 35 deaths
Morris County: 27 accidents; 30 deaths
In Ocean County, Route 70 saw the most accidents—there were 9 on that roadway, 8 of which happened on the Garden State Parkway. Routes 88 and 9 also reported several fatalities, and County Route 528 in Lakewood reported four.
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A whole slate of endorsements, because it's time to hold Trump accountable
I'm going to announce a whole slate of endorsements in a number of elections across the country, including special elections this year, Democratic primaries for general elections this year, and Democratic primaries for general elections in 2018.
6th Congressional District of Georgia special election – Jon Ossoff
Early voting is underway in the special election to replace Republican U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price in the U.S. House of Representatives, and it is likely that Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff will get a plurality of the votes in the April 6 election, and, if no candidate gets a majority in the special election, a runoff between the two candidates who receive the highest number of votes in the April 6 election would be held on June 20. Prior to entering electoral politics, Ossoff was Han Solo an investigative filmmaker and a baseball player. As an investigative filmmaker, Ossoff exposed judicial corruption in the African country of Ghana and uncovered acts of brutality committed by ISIS in Iraq. Republicans are so frightened that Ossoff might win one way or another, Republican-aligned political organizations have spent tons of money on television ads attacking him because he's a fan of Star Wars. While I'm no fan of Star Wars, that is one of the most ridiculous things to attack a candidate for public office over. Should a runoff be needed, Ossoff's most likely GOP runoff opponent would probably be Karen Handel, who, when she was the vice president for public policy at Susan G. Komen for the Cure, cut off Komen's funding to Planned Parenthood, an organization that…you guessed it…provides breast cancer screenings to women! Only Karen Handel could mess up a charity seeking to eradicate breast cancer. I endorse Jon Ossoff's campaign, and I encourage voters in the 6th Congressional District of Georgia to vote for Ossoff on April 6, and, if necessary, on June 20.
8th Congressional District of Massachusetts Democratic primary – Brianna Wu
I proudly endorse video game developer Brianna Wu in next year's Democratic primary in the 8th Congressional District of Massachusetts. Prior to entering electoral politics, Wu, who was born in West Virginia and grew up in Mississippi but now lives in Massachusetts, was repeatedly harassed and doxxed online by a bunch of misogynists as part of Gamergate. Wu supports collective bargaining, internet privacy rights, and other progressive ideals.
At-large Congressional District of Montana special election – Rob Quist
Another special election is taking place across the entire state of Montana for the U.S. House seat vacated by Republican U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, and Democrats have nominated musician and former Montana Arts Council member Rob Quist in the upcoming special election for the seat. Quist was born and raised in Montana, and he supports closing corporate tax loopholes and opposes Donald Trump's efforts to take health insurance away from millions of Americans. Quist's GOP challenger is Greg Gianforte, a wealthy carpetbagger from New Jersey who supports the Trump agenda and wants to bring New Jersey values to Montana. The special election in Montana will take place May 25.
Governor of New Jersey Democratic primary – John Wisniewski
Speaking of New Jersey, I proudly endorse John Wisniewski for the Democratic nomination for the office of Governor of New Jersey. Wisniewski has been perhaps the most vocal critic of Chris Christie there ever is, the most vocal critic of Chris Christie there was, and the most vocal critic of Chris Christie there will ever be, particularly in regards to the Bridgegate scandal. If nominated for and elected governor, Wisniewski will take on both the Republicans and the George Norcross machine that is holding back the New Jersey Democratic Party, and he'll be a steadfast advocate for progressive ideals. New Jersey holds its gubernatorial election this year.
Governor of Virginia Democratic primary – Tom Perriello
I proudly endorse former U.S. Representative and former diplomat Tom Perriello for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Virginia. If nominated for and elected governor, Perriello will be a fighter for the people of Virginia by standing up for women's reproductive rights, rebuilding Virginia's crumbling infrastructure, expand broadband internet access in Virginia, and treat opioid addiction as a treatable illness, not a criminal act. Like New Jersey, Virginia holds its gubernatorial election this year.
Aaron Camp
Brianna Wu
John Wisniewski
Jon Ossoff
Massachusetts Democrats
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New Jersey Democrats
New Jersey Governor
NJ-Gov
Rob Quist
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Tom Perriello
VA-Gov
Virginia Democrats
My endorsements for the 2016 general election
With a few Democrat vs. Democrat contests on the ballot in the states of California and Washington, as well as numerous referenda on the ballot at the state, federal district, and local levels in many states and the District of Columbia, I hereby announce a slate of endorsements in various elections and referenda that are on the ballot in the November 8, 2016 general election.
U.S. Senate in California – Kamala Harris
California has an unusual U.S. Senate election this year, in that, instead of a Democrat, a Republican, and one or more minor party and/or independent candidates on the ballot, there are two Democrats on the ballot and no other candidates on the ballot. I endorse Kamala Harris in the California U.S. Senate race. Harris will fight to reinstate a federal ban on assault weapons, end mass incarceration, ensure that women get equal pay for equal work, and protect California's environment. Kamala's opponent is Loretta Sanchez, who has a pattern of making offensive remarks that one would expect from someone like Donald Trump.
7th Congressional District of Washington – Pramila Jayapal
I endorsed Pramila Jayapal in the Seattle, Washington-based 7th Congressional District of Washington via Twitter a while back, so I'll reiterate my endorsement of Pramilia here. Pramila is a Bernie Sanders-backed progressive who has fought for immigrant rights and common-sense ideas to strengthen America's economy. Pramila's opponent is a fellow Democrat, Brady Walkinshaw. Walkinshaw, who is heavily backed by the Democratic establishment, is a centrist Democrat who has openly attacked Pramilia for being a genuine progressive.
State of New Columbia Advisory Referendum – YES
You may be wondering what the State of New Columbia is, it's not a current U.S. state, but it is a proposed U.S. state consisting of the current District of Columbia, which is our nation's capital. While residents of our nation's capital are patriotic U.S. citizens who pay federal taxes and vote on which presidential and vice-presidential ticket should receive the federal district's three electoral votes, they don't have any voting representation in Congress. The only remotely feasible way for the residents of our nation's capital to get real representation in both houses of Congress would be for our nation's capital to become a new state, since independence from the United States is completely illogical, retrocession of the federal district to Maryland is something that Maryland politicians won't support, and the status quo is simply unacceptable. While a YES vote on the statehood referendum would not automatically make our nation's capital the 51st state to join the Union because of the fact that the referendum is non-binding, it would send a powerful message to Congress, which has the power to make our nation's capital a state, that the citizens of our nation's capital want statehood.
California Proposition 61 – YES
A large number of propositions are on the California ballot, one of which is Proposition 61, which, contrary to right-wing attacks from Big Pharma, Republicans, and corporate Democrats, would lower drug prices for many Californians. Specifically, the measure would prohibit drug makers from charging those who have been prescribed medications more than what veterans who get their health care from the VA system pay for their prescriptions. I endorse a YES vote on California Proposition 61.
Maine Question 5 – YES
In Maine, it is not unheard of for statewide candidates to win election with only a plurality of the popular vote, owing to Maine being considerably less politically polarized than the country as a whole. Ranked-choice voting, also known as instant-runoff voting, would allow voters to mark first, second, third, etc. preferences on their ballots, and, if one candidate has a majority of first preferences, he or she is the winner, but, if no candidate has a majority of first preferences, the second, third, etc. preferences of voters who voted for candidates that received few first preferences can be used to determine a majority winner. If Question 5 were to receive a majority of YES votes, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, gubernatorial, state senate, and state house elections in Maine would use ranked-choice voting instead of the current plurality voting system. I endorse a YES vote on Maine Question 5.
Nebraska Referendum 426 – RETAIN
Unlike most referendums in the United States, in which voters are asked to vote YES or NO on a ballot measure of some kind, Nebraska's Referendum 426 asks voters to choose between REPEAL and RETAIN, specifically, regarding a Nebraska state law that repealed the death penalty in Nebraska. I encourage Nebraskans to RETAIN the ban on the death penalty in the Nebraska state jurisdiction, and, thus, I endorse a RETAIN vote on Nebraska Referendum 426. If someone is wrongly convicted of a capital crime, sentenced to death, executed, and it is found out after the execution that the person was wrongly convicted, there is no legal recourse in that situation. If someone is wrongly convicted of a major crime, sentenced to life imprisonment, and then found out that the person was wrongly convicted, the person can have his/her conviction overturned and be released from prison. That's just one reason why I oppose the death penalty.
42nd Legislative District of North Dakota (State House) – Kylie Oversen
Normally, when I endorse a Democratic candidate for public office, it's in a contested Democratic primary or a Democratic primary that may be contested. I will make one exception to that rule every two years by endorsing a Democratic candidate that I believe is a truly special person for the general election. For 2016, I endorse Kylie Oversen in her re-election bid for her North Dakota House of Representative seat in the 42nd Legislative District of North Dakota. When it comes to reproductive rights, Kylie has gone above and beyond what is typically expected of a pro-choice elected official by helping women who wish to seek an abortion by serving as an abortion clinic escort:
On Wednesdays, we wear blue . . . and stand up for women. pic.twitter.com/tY9r12Wa4C
— Kylie Oversen (@KylieOversen) October 5, 2016
(Oversen is the person on the right-hand side of the picture)
In addition to her support for women's rights, Kylie has consistently supported progressive ideas and values on many political issues facing North Dakota.
Thursday, November 3, 2016 Thursday, November 3, 2016
advisory referendum
Brady Walkinshaw
CA-Ref
CA-Sen
DC-Ref
Democrat vs. Democrat
instant-runoff voting
Kylie Oversen
Loretta Sanchez
Maine Question 5
ME-Ref
ND-LD-42
NE-Ref
Nebraska Referendum 426
North Dakota House
Pramila Jayapal
ranked-choice voting
Referendum 426
taxation without representation
WA-7
How I will fill out my Illinois Democratic primary ballot on March 15 (plus other Illinois endorsements)
On March 15, I will be a Democratic primary voter in the State of Illinois, Vermilion County, Georgetown Township, Precinct 7. My precinct includes parts of my hometown of Westville, Illinois.
Below is a complete list of races on my ballot (for the presidential and U.S. Senate races, the order in which candidates are listed on the ballot for a particular race may vary from one part of the state to another), as well as which candidates I will vote for (if any).
There are six candidates on the Illinois Democratic presidential primary ballot: Hillary Clinton, Willie Wilson, Martin O'Malley, Rocky de la Fuente, Larry Cohen, and Bernie Sanders, from top to bottom. Additionally, there is a line available for write-in candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, although I know of no write-in candidates who have filed official paperwork to run as such.
I will vote for Bernie Sanders. Bernie is the only candidate who strongly supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour, making higher education tuition-free, restoring American manufacturing jobs, and protecting America's environment. In the extremely unlikely circumstance that Bernie were to drop out of the presidential race before March 15, I would write-in the name of an individual who is not running for president, although I won't publicly name that individual. In any case, I will vote for the Democratic presidential nominee in the November general election.
There are three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Mark Kirk: Andrea Zopp, Tammy Duckworth, and Napoleon Harris, from top to bottom.
I will vote for Tammy Duckworth. There's not really a progressive candidate in this race, but Duckworth served our nation during the Iraq War as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot, and Duckworth will stand up for those who served our country in uniform if elected to the U.S. Senate. Andrea Zopp voted for Rahm Emanuel's school closing scheme in Chicago as an appointed Chicago school board member, and Napoleon Harris refused to vote for marriage equality as a member of the Illinois General Assembly.
Illinois Comptroller (Special Election)
This is a special election for the last two years of what would have been Republican Judy Baar Topinka's second term as Illinois Comptroller (Topinka died not long after being re-elected in 2014). The current Illinois Comptroller is Leslie Munger, who was appointed to the Comptroller's office by Republican Governor Bruce Rauner.
There is only one Democrat seeking the party's nomination for this office (Susana Mendoza), so I'll leave this race blank for the primary, since I think that it's worthless to vote for a candidate in an uncontested race. I will vote for Mendoza in the special general election in November, however, as she will face opposition from Munger in the special general election.
United States Representative – 15th Congressional District
No Democrat filed to run for this office.
Delegates to the Democratic National Convention – 15th Congressional District
Illinois is unusual in that Democratic primary voters are asked to vote for both a presidential candidate and delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Delegates are elected by voters in each of Illinois's 18 congressional districts, although I'm not sure of the exact formula that is used. There are seven individuals who have filed for four delegate slots out of the 15th Congressional District: four delegates pledged to Hillary, one delegate pledged to O'Malley, and three delegates pledged to Bernie. Democratic voters in the 15th Congressional District can vote for as many as four delegates.
I will vote for the three Bernie Sanders delegates (Cory Douglas, Amanda Benefiel, and Barbara Lawrence), and I will also vote for Hillary Clinton delegate Ann Sykes. Since I'm voting for Bernie in the presidential preference poll, I'm obviously going to vote for Bernie's delegate slate here in the 15th Congressional District, and I'm grateful that Douglas, Benefiel, and Lawrence are supporting a fantastic presidential candidate in Bernie. However, since Bernie is one delegate short of a full slate here in the 15th Congressional District, that gives me three options: either vote for only the three Bernie delegates, vote for three Bernie delegates and O'Malley delegate John Warner, or vote for the three Bernie delegates and one of the Hillary delegates. I've decided on the latter-most of those three options, and my vote for Hillary delegate Ann Sykes will be a tribute to the late former Vermilion County Clerk and incredible public servant Lynn Foster, who passed away not long ago (Sykes worked for Foster when she was county clerk here in my home county).
Illinois Senate – 52nd Legislative District (4-year term)
There is only one candidate on the ballot in this race (incumbent State Senator Scott Bennett, who was appointed to the seat after Mike Frerichs was elected Illinois Treasurer), so I'll leave this race blank for the primary, although Bennett will get my vote in the November general election, as he'll be going up against Republican Mike Madigan in November.
Illinois House of Representatives – 104th Representative District
Vermilion County Circuit Clerk
Vermilion County Recorder
Vermilion County State's Attorney
Despite this being an open seat due to the Republican incumbent retiring, no Democrat filed to run for this office.
Vermilion County Auditor
There is only one Democratic candidate seeking this office (incumbent county auditor Linda Lucas-Anstey, the only Democrat to hold a county-wide office in Vermilion County), so I'll leave this race blank for the primary, although I will vote for Lucas-Anstey in the general election.
Vermilion County Coroner
Although we don't get too many Democrats running for county-wide office here in Vermilion County, there is a competitive primary for county coroner (believe it or not, Illinois county coroners are elected in officially-partisan races). There are two Democrats running for coroner: Steve Cornett, the Village of Tilton police chief, and Butch Fields, a paramedic from Tilton.
I will vote for Steve Cornett. Butch Fields is a convicted arsonist, so that completely disqualifies him from receiving my vote in a Democratic primary, although I will vote for the Democratic nominee in November.
Vermilion County Board of Supervisors – County Board District 4
There are two seats up for election in Vermilion County Board District 4, and there are two Democrats running for the party's nomination in the district, which includes all of Georgetown, Love, and McKendree townships in Vermilion County. There are two candidates seeking the Democratic nomination in this race: Dale Ghibaudy and John Barton. In county board races in Illinois, voters in the Democratic primary can vote for as many Democrats as the number of county board seats in their district that are up for election (in my district this year, this is two, although this number varies from one Illinois county to another, as well as within Illinois counties and from one election cycle to the next).
Although both Dale Ghibaudy and John Barton will be on the November general election ballot, I'm not sure if one candidate receiving more votes than the other would have any affect on general election ballot placement, so I will vote for Dale Ghibaudy. I know absolutely nothing about John Barton, and I know extremely little about Dale Ghibaudy outside of the fact that I attended high school with two people of the same last name (Kody and Karly Ghibaudy, who are siblings, but I'm not sure how they're related to Dale, if at all).
Vermilion County Democratic Party Precinct Committeeman – Georgetown Township Precinct 7
In my home precinct, no candidate filed for a Democratic Party precinct committeeman slot. Georgetown Township Precinct 7 includes parts of the Village of Westville in Vermilion County, as well as some rural areas immediately to the west and east of Westville.
Additionally, I want to take this opportunity to endorse candidates seeking Democratic nominations in other parts of Illinois. Please note that I do not live in any of the constituencies listed here, so I am encouraging people who live in an area of Illinois where one or more of these races are on the ballot to vote for the candidates that I'm endorsing. The two U.S. House races where I'm endorsing a candidate are in the Chicago suburbs, whereas the state house and state's attorney races where I'm endorsing a candidate are all in Cook County.
United States Representative – 8th Congressional District
I endorse Michael Noland in Illinois's 8th Congressional District. As an Illinois State Senator, Noland has been a strong champion of good government and ethics reform, and he'll bring his pro-good government mindset to Washington if nominated and elected.
A while back, I endorsed Nancy Rotering in Illinois's 10th Congressional District, so, for the sake of completion, I'll reiterate my endorsement of Rotering on here. As mayor of Highland Park, a Chicago suburb located in Lake County, Rotering helped to provide legal aid to people who couldn't afford to sue their landlord after their landlord wronged them. Rotering's Democratic primary opponent, Brad Schneider, is a D.C. insider who opposes President Obama's deal to keep nuclear weapons out of Iranian hands.
Illinois House of Representatives – 5th Representative District
This race pits incumbent State Representative Ken Dunkin, a Raunercrat (i.e., a Democrat who is a political ally of Republican Governor Bruce Rauner), against primary challenger Juliana Stratton. I endorse Juliana Stratton in Illinois's 5th Representative District. Ken Dunkin has voted with Bruce Rauner in opposition to funding child care and other important state government services, and Dunkin has benefited from big-money Rauner allies like Dan Proft.
Illinois House of Representatives – 22nd Representative District
This race pits powerful State House Speaker Mike Madigan (not the same Mike Madigan who is running as a Republican in the 52nd Legislative District state senate race) against primary challenger Jason Gonzales and two other primary challengers planted by Madigan in an attempt to split the anti-Madigan vote in the Democratic primary. I endorse Jason Gonzales in Illinois's 22nd Representative District. Madigan is anti-abortion, supported a pension theft bill that was unanimously struck down by the Illinois Supreme Court, has strongly opposed many common-sense good government measures, such as independent redistricting and term limits, and supports corporate-minded politicians like Rahm Emanuel.
Illinois House of Representatives – 26th Representative District
This race pits incumbent State Representative Christian Mitchell against Jay Travis, who nearly defeated Mitchell in the 2014 Democratic primary for this seat. I endorse Jay Travis in the 26th Representative District. Christian Mitchell has taken money from the same anti-public education/pro-school voucher lobby that supports far-right Republicans like Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.
Cook County State's Attorney
This race pits incumbent Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez against primary challengers Kim Foxx and Donna More. I endorsed Kim Foxx for Cook County State's Attorney a while back, so I'll reiterate that endorsement here for the sake of completion. If nominated and elected, Foxx will restore public trust in the Cook County State's Attorney's office. Anita Alvarez played a key role in hiding the video of the police shooting of LaQuan McDonald for many months, and Donna More donated to Bruce Rauner's 2014 gubernatorial campaign.
Saturday, March 5, 2016 Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Amanda Benefiel
Andrea Zopp
Anita Alvarez
Ann Sykes
Barbara Lawrence
Bernie delegate
Butch Fields
Christian Mitchell
Cook County IL
Cook County State's Attorney
Cory Douglas
Dale Ghibaudy
delegate slate
Democratic presidential nomination
Georgetown Township IL
Hillary delegate
IL-HD-22
IL-HD-5
IL-Local
IL-Sen
Illinois House
Jason Gonzales
Jay Travis
Juliana Stratton
Ken Dunkin
Kim Foxx
Michael Noland
Mike Madigan
Nancy Rotering
Napoleon Harris
Steve Cornett
Tammy Duckworth
US-Pres
Vermilion County IL
Vermilion County IL Board
Vermilion County IL Coroner
Westville IL
My final thoughts about the race for Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chairperson and the Democratic Party of Wisconsin Convention
Just a couple of days before the opening of the 2015 Democratic Party of Wisconsin (DPW) convention in Milwaukee, I'll share my final thoughts about the race, which, despite the fact I live in Illinois, I've actually had a major role in.
First off, I'm going to raise an issue with the scheduled convention speeches. Tim Kaine, a former DNC chairman who absolutely failed at that job and later got elected to the U.S. Senate as a Democrat, is scheduled to be the keynote speaker of the DPW convention. This is despite the fact that Kaine represents Virginia, not Wisconsin, in the U.S. Senate. The DPW apparently can't find a Wisconsinite to give the keynote speech at their own convention, despite the fact that Democratic statewide candidates in Wisconsin regularly get more than a million votes nowadays! While I'm an Illinoisan, I believe that state-level Democratic Party organizations should pick someone who is a resident of state where the convention is being held and a supporter of Democratic/progressive causes to give the keynote speech. Additionally, U.S. Representative Ron Kind and Secretary of State Doug La Follette were not listed as speakers on the list of speakers that I've seen. While I disagree with Kind over his support for President Obama's free-trade deals, Kind is a Democrat and a federal elected official from Wisconsin, so he should be given a speaking slot, just like Mark Pocan, Gwen Moore, and Tammy Baldwin. Additionally, La Follette is the only state executive in Wisconsin who has been elected in a partisan race as a Democrat, so he should be given a speaking slot. Hopefully, all candidates for DPW Chair and other party offices elected by convention delegates are allowed equal speaking time before the vote for the office they are running for, and the winners are allowed to give victory speeches.
Now, I'm going to talk about all five of the candidates in the race for DPW Chair.
The candidate who I think should be the next chairperson of the DPW is Martha Laning. Laning, who is from the Town of Sheboygan in Sheboygan County, ran unsuccessfully for a Wisconsin State Senate seat last year. Prior to joining the DPW and entering electoral politics, Laning was a finance executive for Target and a key player in helping raise money to get Generations Intergenerational Center, a community center for both young and old people in Plymouth, Wisconsin, built and operating. Laning's supporters include, but are not limited to:
Lori Compas, a professional photographer, the organizer of the unsuccessful, but valiant recall attempt against Republican State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, and the Democratic nominee in the recall election against Fitzgerald
Elisa Miller, who was Compas's assistant campaign manager during her state senate campaign
State Senator Kathleen Vinehout, the legendary prairie populist from Alma who unsuccessfully ran in the Democratic recall primary for governor in the 2012
State Senator Mark Miller, who was briefly Majority Leader of the Wisconsin State Senate for several months after the 2012 recall elections
Former State Representative Sandy Pasch, who was the Assistant Minority Leader in the Wisconsin State Assembly prior to her leaving electoral politics last year
Pierce County Supervisor Mike Kahlow
Mary Lang Sollinger, a Democratic fundraiser who was briefly a DPW Chair candidate before dropping out of the race
Kelly Westlund, the chair of the Chequamegon Democrats (the joint Democratic Party organization for Ashland and Bayfield Counties along the Lake Superior shore) and a former congressional candidate
Progressive blogger Chris "Capper" Liebenthal
Progressive blogger Zach Wisniewski
If elected, Laning has promised to make the DPW more inclusive, and she has also promised to provide more financial support to county-level Democratic organizations in Wisconsin. Laning has been the most heavily criticized candidate in the race for DPW Chair, with most of the criticism being over her ties to Target (she did not have a direct role in any anti-union efforts at Target), false allegations that she's opposed to reproductive rights (she actually supports reproductive rights), her being relatively new to the DPW (she only joined the party a year and a half ago, and this is something I don't have a problem with), and her infrequent voting record (not everybody was born into a civic-minded family, and 2010 was a political wake-up call for many Wisconsinites who don't support Scott Walker's far-right agenda).
Up until a few days ago, I was supporting Jeff Smith, a former Wisconsin State Representative from the Eau Claire area, for DPW Chair. Jeff Smith's campaign, which had focused heavily on bringing progressive messaging to the DPW, had energized many anti-establishment progressives in Wisconsin, most notably 1998 Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Ed Garvey and Mike McCabe, the founder of the progressive group Blue Jean Nation, both of whom are staunch supporters of progressive ideals. However, I pulled my endorsement of Jeff Smith after he sent a letter to DPW delegates promising to appoint Laning to the DPW Executive Director's post if elected, which sounded to me like an attempt by Jeff Smith to set up a political patronage system within the DPW. Also, Jeff Smith bashed Laning while offering her a job at the same time, flagrantly violating the first rule of job offering, which is don't criticize the person you're offering the job while offering him or her the job. Jeff Smith has since dropped out of the race and is supporting Laning.
Another candidate running for DPW Chair is Joe Wineke, who is from the Verona area in Dane County. Wineke is a known quantity to those who knew him as DPW Chair, as he had a very successful record (albeit one aided greatly by a wildly unpopular George W. Bush being in the White House at the time and two elections featuring national Democratic landslides) in the four years he was DPW Chair. Wineke has, among other people and groups, the support of the United Steelworkers (USW) union, progressive talk radio host John "Sly" Sylvester, and progressive bloggers Jud Loundsbury, Michael Leon, and Jeff Simpson. However, the last time Wineke was DPW Chair, he was also a lobbyist for AT&T, which has fought for laws making it easier for them to jack up telephone service rates in Wisconsin, other states, and at the federal level, which rightfully outraged many Wisconsin progressives.
Yet another candidate running for DPW Chair is Stephen Smith, a former Wisconsin State Representative from Washburn County in the northern part of the state. Although Stephen Smith and Jeff Smith share the same last name, I'm almost certain they're not related, but I'm not 100% sure of that. Stephen Smith is the most obscure of the five candidates for DPW Chair, and I predict that he'll get the least amount of votes from convention delegates.
In my opinion, the worst candidate for DPW Chair is Jason Rae, a Democratic National Committee (DNC) member from Milwaukee who also works at the Milwaukee-based consulting firm Nation Consulting. To put it mildly, Rae represents the destruction of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Rae represents a desperate attempt by former Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle's cronies, the DNC, and Nation Consulting to keep their death grip on the DPW, which has caused Democrats to lose a lot of offices in the six years that Mike Tate has been DPW Chair. In fact, I strongly suspect that Rae wants to use the DPW as a cash cow for Nation Consulting and other political consultants and insiders connected to him. Rae himself has a very vindictive attitude (in fact, he thinks that people shouldn't question him or candidates that the Democratic establishment supports, which is a textbook example of a royalist mindset), and many of his supporters have used blogs and social media to attack me, other progressives, others who don't strongly agree with Rae and/or the current Democratic leadership, and those who are running against Rae for DPW Chair, often in downright vicious ways (examples here). In fact, the attacks I've had to deal with from Rae's supporters have been the nastiest attacks I've ever had to deal with. Rae's supporters include, among others:
Jon Richards, a former Wisconsin State Pepresentative who got only one-third or so of the vote in the 2014 attorney general primary in Wisconsin (losing the primary to Susan Happ, who ran a terrible general election campaign, losing to far-right Republican Brad Schimel)
Tanya Lohr, the head of the DPW County Chairs Association (DPW CCA), the Washington County Democratic Party chairwoman, and a former state senate candidate
Sachin Chheda, a former Jim Doyle aide, former Milwaukee County Democratic Party chairman, and Nation Consulting employee
Marlene Ott, the Milwaukee County Democratic Party chairwoman who has tried to fill her county's delegate slate with as many Rae supporters as possible
Graeme Zielinski, the disgraced former DPW communications director who has been busted for drunk driving multiple times
Melissa Schroeder, the current First Vice-Chairwoman of the DPW
Michael Basford, the Dane County Democratic Party chairman who ran Scott Resnick's unsuccessful campaign for Mayor of Madison earlier this year (Resnick lost badly to incumbent Paul Soglin)
Brandon Savage, the guy who ran Chris Moews's unsuccessful campaign against far-right gun nut David Clarke in last year's race for Milwaukee County Sheriff and the most hateful person I've ever interacted with online
Andy Suchorski, the corresponding secretary of the Milwaukee County Democratic Party and Nation Consulting employee (although he tries to hide his role at Nation Consulting on the Milwaukee County Democratic Party website, and he tries to hide his role at the Milwaukee County Democratic Party on the Nation Consulting website).
The main problems that many Democrats and progressives who follow Wisconsin politics have with Rae is that he's not significantly different than Mike Tate and, most importantly, he's an employee at Nation Consulting, a firm that is led by Thad Nation, who has indirectly given tens of thousands of dollars to right-wing front groups that have opposed Democratic and progressive causes. Additionally, Rae is too closely tied to the national Democratic establishment and that he either is or was an associate director for Wired Wisconsin, a Thad Nation-led, AT&T-backed political front group that has fought to make it easier for landline telephone companies in Wisconsin to jack up the rates they charge customers. My blog post exposing the ties between Nation Consulting and right-wing groups that have opposed Democratic and progressive causes has caused Rae's supporters to go completely nuts since I wrote that blog post, and it's drawn the attention of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Wisconsin's largest newspaper, and the Milwaukee-area webgazine Urban Milwaukee.
While these include some ideas that none of the five candidates for DPW Chair support, here's my own recommendations for what the next DPW chair should do:
Operate the party as independently of the DNC as reasonably possible
Run the party in as much of an inclusive manner as reasonable possible
Use progressive messaging on the DPW's social media accounts, and make promoting progressive values a key part of the DPW's operation
Encourage various Democratic organizations to use progressive messaging, although allow them to use their own messaging if they wish to do so
Provide a template for various Democratic organizations in Wisconsin to use so they can build easy-to-use websites, if they wish to use the template
Design a new DPW website to put progressive values, voter registration info, membership registration info, etc. on the front page, not pictures of Scott Walker
Allow for the creation of a DPW Progressive Caucus
Push for reforms to the DPW's election process for state party officers to prevent county-level party officials from filling their delegate slates for favored individuals and allow multiple rounds of voting if one candidate doesn't get a majority on the first ballot…if it takes amending DNC rules to do so, push for the necessary changes to the DNC rules
Eliminate the Assembly Democratic Campaign Committee (ADCC) and the State Senate Democratic Committee (SSDC), two slush funds used by Democratic state legislators in Wisconsin to funnel money to political candidates
Prohibit county-level Democratic organizations in Wisconsin from covering multiple counties, as is currently the case in Ashland and Bayfield Counties…One county, one county-level Democratic organization
End all payments by the DPW to political consultants and consulting firms, including, but not limited to, Nation Consulting
Fire everyone in the current DPW leadership who can be fired by the chair and hire progressive-minded people to fill positions in the DPW
Invest more in county-level Democratic organizations
Quit praising Republicans in official DPW messaging
Emphasize workers' rights, marijuana legalization, restoring public education, and other progressive ideals that the DPW hasn't been as forceful in advocating in recent years in party messaging
I also provided some suggestions for the next DPW Chair in this blog post.
Regarding who I think will win the DPW Chair's race, I think that Jason Rae, Joe Wineke, or Martha Laning all have realistic chances of winning, and it appears to me like it's a three-way race between the two. Unfortunately, I think Rae is a very slight favorite. However, Wineke may have more support than I think he does, and Laning may be able to win over enough undecided delegates, which there's probably quite a few of, to win. I think that Jeff Smith will get several percent of the convention vote, and Stephen Smith will probably get around one to two percent of the convention vote. I'm predicting that the delegate count will be in the mid-to-high 1,000's, probably around 1600-1700 total delegates voting for DPW chair and other DPW officers.
This will be my final blog post in regards to this year's race for the leadership of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. I thank everyone who has viewed my blog and supported my work exposing the inner workings of the current DPW leadership and Nation Consulting. The DPW Convention will be held June 5 & 6 at the Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, located at 1721 West Canal Street in Milwaukee. Given how important Wisconsin will be on a national scale in the 2016 elections, ensuring that someone other than Jason Rae is elected DPW Chair is an absolute must for Democrats to have any chance of winning Wisconsin next year. I recommend that DPW delegates vote for Martha Laning for DPW Chair.
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Patagonia heads our Argentina adventure holidays – roam Fitzroy, Bariloche and the epic Torres Del Paine, experience colourful end-of-the-world Ushuaia, explore whale-roamed fjords and glaciers by small ship or kayak. Luxury options available! Horse-ride gaucho trails or hit the arid north for Andean 'safaris in the clouds', desert vistas and colonial glories in Salta and Jujuy. And don't miss Iguazu – 275 waterfalls, and the world's greatest cascades.


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My E3 2021 Highlight Reel
I'm still working out my thoughts about this year's revamped E3; it came and went, was mostly fun but also predictable and underwhelming. Granted, the various crises we've all been weathering since early last year have taken their toll on the games industry, so it's not terribly surprising that E3 2021 was more low key…
What I Hope to See at E3 2021
With the heralded return of E3 just hours away, I figured I would throw my proverbial "wishlist" hat into the ring, because why not? Though the event won't be as traditional as it once was (and will probably never be again), and though my own gaming inclinations of the past year have lain firmly on…
Canceled: E3 2020
In "old" new news, word has spread like wildfire that the biggest and most-anticipated video games conference of the year, E3, has been canceled due to the Coronovirus outbreak. The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) posted an official announcement to its site yesterday (March 11th), which reads, in part:
These are a Few of My Favorite Things…from E3 2019
Even though the grand ol' Electronic Entertainment Expo may have lost a bit of its luster over the years, I can't deny that I still look forward to watching its developer conferences and panels while maintaining a shred of ambition for a really good surprise or two. Granted, my hopes are usually dashed, but each…
What I Want To See at E3 2019
E3 2019 is finally upon us! The announcements will have already started rolling in once this post goes up, but I still wanted the chance to talk about the things I hope to see at the show this year. I'm not everything on the list will get attention, but you never know. E3 may be…
Nintendo Didn't Bring Much to E3, But Was Still Impressive
I'll be honest, with the Switch such a good state, I was expecting quite a lot from Nintendo at this year's E3. I was expecting Metroid news. I was hoping for Animal Crossing news. I was sure that I was finally going to see more news about that new Yoshi game they're working on. Alas,…
Metroid Is Back!
It's been a long wait, but our day has finally come my fellow Metroid fans! Nintendo has announced not just one but two upcoming Metroid games! After the seeing nothing of substance released for the series since 2010's Metroid: Other M, holding out hope for a new game was starting to become difficult. Here we…
Why E3 is Still Important
"I'm pleased to announce…" These are the magic words of E3. They stoke excitement and they inspire the imagination. They are the prelude to much of what the audience is there to see. The show's relevance has been getting called into question with increasing frequency over the years, and it's understandable. Thanks to the internet the…
The P.T. Vacuum
It's been two years now, but it seems that the specter of P.T. yet looms. After the playable demo for the now canceled Silent Hills hit, the gaming populace was enthralled by the idea. It wasn't just going to be a first-person horror game, it was going to be the first-person horror game to bring the…
New Games, New Surprises from E3 2016
Every year, people who enjoy video games get excited for E3. It's one if the year's biggest events in terms of learning about brand new games and updates to ones previously announced. If every video game player could attend E3, they probably would, but the fact is that only a small majority get the chance….


I am a business owner.. for almost 2 yr.s now.. I am looking for some financial help.. I bought a current tanning and nail salon.. remodled and added a flower shop.
So far I can say we are growing.. up 247% from last yr. I am a hard worker.. diligent.. detailed.. well now that I have used all of my resources.. I am in a financial spot.. that is just taking me down. Living day to day.. wondering if I am going to make it..
Yes.. we are busier.. but, during my slow season last year.. I robbed peter to pay paul.. which now.. going thru my busy season.. I have just been paying the bills.. now here we are again.. in our slow season..
I am a very good marketer.. I am a social butterfly.. and networker.. so I know I can make this a great business..
I am looking for a private investor.. or a public investor.. I am looking to consolidate all of my debt.. and have some working capital to carry me till the next busy season.
I need help, Welcome Barbara.
If you take Route 42 West, how far are you from the Pacific Ocean??
I would like to know why you need $150,000 and also want to read your business plan.
You can email it to me at " pdeig@juno.com "
Yes... if I go west.. one hr.. I am at the coast..
Why do I need the money.. I pretty much explained in my profile.. I got into an exisiting tanning salon.. paid the owner the first yr.. first slow season came along.. I robbed Peter to pay Paul .. so now my debt to income is not good.. and I do not have a chance with the banks.. or sba.. my house does not have enough equity..
I am a hard worker.. I just finished up my wedding season with a lot of compliments.. I know I will be a success.....I am good at marketing.. my business.. my sales are growing by the day.. but, with the high interest credit cards.. I cannot get ahead.. and now it is the slow season for tanning and weddings.. so I am trying to figure what I am going to do.. next..
I have been working on this all summer.. waiting to get my taxes done.. waiting to get my business plan done.. and waiting for each bank to tell me no..
I am ot delinquent on any payments right now.. but, I am thinking about going to a credit counsler locally.. and work this out.. but a investor would be the key..
I MAY be able to help. The capital service I work for (Advanced Merchant Capital) deals with people like you who the banks do not take. We give INTEREST FREE money to businesses looking to grow. Contact me through email, or give me a call. My number is in my profile. I look forward to helping you out.
Have you considered doing an SBA? How's your personal credit? Email directly if you would rather not showcase this information to the world.


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Today the EPA made the recommendation NOT to approve the Yeelirrie uranium mine proposal, you can read the EPA response to submissions here and the EPA report here.
Congratulations to all those involved and all of you who lodged submissions. The local pastoralists and Traditional Owners are overjoyed.
We must also remember that this is something that the local community has been fighting against for over 40 years..
We are trying to reach $4,000 this year and only have 8 days left.
If you could share this Chuffed page around on your facebook page with family and friends it would be greatly appreciated.
Massive thanks to everyone who continues to support the Walkatjurra Walkabout and all donations will go towards supporting Aboriginal people to come on the walk along with helping us to purchase some of the much needed equipment.
If you can't make it but would like to support the Australian Nuclear Free Alliance you can make a tax deductible donation.


Unmentionable. People in Jesus' time used this term to characterize the town of Nazareth in Israel. In all of the Old Testament, the word Nazareth never appears, nor does it appear in rabbinical writings. Of the dozens of prophecies made in the Old Testament, none mentions the small, uninspiring town of Nazareth. In spite of its obscurity and the slight it receives in Scripture, Nazareth played an important role in God's plan for the coming of His Son.
God did not take the incarnation of His Son lightly. Every detail of His infinite plan had been orchestrated long in advance of Christ's coming. Yet oddly and without warning, it was to Nazareth that God sent His angel Gabriel to announce the coming of Jesus Christ. Nazareth, in the region of Galilee, a backwater town far from the spiritual headquarters in Jerusalem, was chosen for the blessed proclamation. God sent Gabriel to the highly unlikely location of Nazareth to tell Mary that she would be the mother of Our Savior.
Prophecy called for the Messiah to be from the tribe of Judah and the lineage of King David. Expectations were for the Messiah to be associated with David's traditional dwelling places, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, or at least somewhere in Judea. These seemed to bike logical choices. In contrast, Nazareth was obscure, not a noted center of Jewish spiritual significance. In fact, the town had a poor reputation and was looked upon with disdain. Scripture confirms this when Nathaniel, before he became a disciple, asked, "Can anything good come out of Nazareth" (John 1:46). To have a Savior come from Nazareth seemed far from normal.
It was in Judea, not the region of Galilee, and especially not Nazareth, where one would expect to find the heir to David's throne. But God had a grand plan for a humble servant, His Son Jesus. This included bypassing the seat of Jewish worship and the most Holy and exalted place in Israel – the Temple. Nazareth was far to the north of the Temple, roughly half-way between the Sea of Galilee on the east and the Mediterranean Sea on the west. Nestled in a valley between hills, it was not really on the way to anywhere important, and no major highways ran through the town.
Why would God go to such great lengths in choosing what was little more than a field outpost for the Jewish faith to be the place where He announced His Son's birth and had Him raised? God's choice of an obscure, ordinary place actually broadcast to the world a fundamental principle of the Incarnation – Jesus was sent to ordinary people, not just to the high-ranking priests in the synagogues. Jesus cares about all of us, not just the powerful and famous.
Nazareth had other advantages as well. Because of its seclusion, this town served as the perfect place to raise the Messiah. The remote location of this Jewish village provided a necessary buffer from the corruption of Jerusalem along with the accompanying political and spiritual turmoil. This village also established Jesus in the Galilee region where He could learn and practice His trade as a carpenter for the thirty years prior to His ministry.
God had His eye on another significant detail that completely eluded the Pharisees and Sadducees. The word Nazareth means branch or shoot in Hebrew. Thus, there is a prophetic aspect and significance to His selection of this obscure village. In Isaiah 11:1 it says, "A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit." It is no coincidence that Jesus Christ, a descendant of King David and David's father, Jesse, spent His childhood and young adult life in a town named the Branch.
Conventional wisdom made Nazareth seem to be anything but a normal place to announce the birth of Our LORD and Savior, or to rear Him prior to His Earthly ministry. God purposely held His selection of Nazareth as His Son's youthful habitat to confound the wisdom of the world (1 Corinthians 1:20).
It is normal for God to make us seek Him and His Son, and to ask questions that do not follow conventional thinking. "If you seek Him, He will be found by you." (1 Chronicles 28:9). Jesus is The Branch, the true vine. If you remain in Him, He will remain in you. No Branch except Jesus can bear fruit by itself. Seek Him and His face always. Apart from Him you can do nothing.


The beautiful village of Yasouf has been terrorized by everything from pigs to poison. They continue to lose their land to the nearby expanding settlement and outposts of Kfar Tapuah, home to many supporters of the settler extremist group Kahane Chai (meaning �high priests of life� in Hebrew), which favors the expulsion of all Arabs from Israel and the Occupied Territories. The Israeli government declared Kahane Chai a terrorist organization over 10 years ago but still facilitates their attacks on Palestinians by financing settlements and providing army protection to violent settlers.
In addition, the village is sometimes closed in by a temperamental roadblock preventing them from driving anywhere north.
Click here to read stories about settler violence in Yasouf.
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Proteomics Firms Turn to IT for Database Upgrade
Proteomics companies don't want to be seen as database providers, a low-valuation model once pursued by Celera and Incyte. So companies like Myriad Genetics and Oxford GlycoSciences have spun out their database businesses into JVs with IT partners, which provide cash and technology. Both partners benefit: biotechs get valued as budding drug developers and retain access to these tools, while IT companies get a foot in the door of the life sciences markets into which they wish to expand their products and services.
Terra Infirma: Pharma Dealmaking 2001
With Big Pharma still trying to figure out how to create productive businesses from their mega-mergers, most of the year's high-value M&A saw biotechs buying late-stage or marketed products. But these biotechs are also, with the risk of development failure ever clearer, actively in-licensing and acquiring products and product-creating technologies in order to diversify what are often single-product portfolios. Unlike many Big Pharmas, these companies have been willing to improve existing chemical entities, often exploiting drug delivery and other pharmaceutical sciences. Meanwhile, large companies focused on late-stage in-licensing, in part because they couldn't afford acquisitions--given the valuation disparities between large companies and small ones with valuable late-stage products. Nonetheless, while more affordable than acquisitions, the high price of these deals has transferred the majority of the regulatory and commercial risk to the licensee. As for the early-stage side of the biotech industry: platform companies have not been able to sell their discovery technologies at anything like the prices they expected; as a result, many of them have merged in an effort to create product-focused discovery operations.
IBM Dives into the Life Sciences
IBM thinks that the life sciences industry, where it has had little presence to date, is now big enough and ripe enough to be worth pursuing. It aims to get in at the start of the value chain via bioinformatics. The computing giant has bigger plans than smaller players that moved earlier to focus on bioinformatics-and it has the means to see them through. Pioneers got stuck doing fee-for-service work, but IBM can sell Big Pharmas hardware, software and most importantly, all sorts of services. IBM's debut product in life sciences is DiscoveryLink, which lets data from disparate sources be queried as though they were all in one, giant database. It's also meant to broadly support software created by specialized applications developers. Installations will have to be custom jobs-ideally, part of bigger IT contracts. Other computing concerns also perceive opportunity in life sciences; indeed it's clear a battle is brewing between big hardware suppliers. But they're cooperating to a degree: calling for data standards, so they can compete on products not technology. IBM has credibility from other sectors, but it's uncertain how applicable it expertise will be in life sciences, even if it can find and train enough people. Also unclear: whether drugmakers actually want and will pay big money for integrated solutions. Though a newcomer to life sciences, IBM may be uniquely suited to serve the industry-not only because of its own deep and ongoing research into computational biology, but because it can offer drugmakers one-stop shopping.
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