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by Volubrjotr • 11 Aug 2011
RUSH: We've got the Wisconsin recall elections. The Republicans held the Senate, four out of six seats. The Democrats are claiming voter fraud. By the way, how could it happen without me, El Rushbo, even talking about it? This is another thing that has to worry the Democrats. They spent 35 million, and the unions are already planning on protesting. They're already planning their own London-type reaction to this. They put $35 million in there. This a big, big deal. They spent $35 million, and it is a salient point that I did this on purpose, folks. I didn't say a word about it. I had e-mails from people, "Rush! Rush! Wisconsin is important! You gotta remind people," and I was tempted. But I figured if the people of Wisconsin don't know what's going on, it's hopeless.
If the people of Wisconsin don't know what's at stake, if I have to tell 'em, it's over anyway. So I backed out. I didn't say a word about it. I wanted to see what the people, what the voters of Wisconsin thought. I wanted to see where they were on their own without anybody then coming back and say, "Well, yeah, but, of course, Limbaugh was in every day trumping the thing up; lying to the people in Wisconsin." I didn't want any of that charge leveled. So that's why it is really good and exciting news what happened there.
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RUSH: Let's move on to Wisconsin. The Wisconsin recall. By turning back the Democrats' attempt to recall — and I tell you, those were heroic Republican state senators that voted against all the union activity in Wisconsin. You know, ending the collective bargaining and making 'em pay a little bit toward their own retirement and so forth, that was big stuff when it happened — and it was gutsy and it was courageous. Not only the Republican governor, but these Republicans in the Wisconsin legislature. By turning back the Democrat attempt to recall — there were six Republican senators that they were trying to recall, four of them were victorious, four Republicans won — they maintained control of the Senate in Wisconsin. This means that the people of Wisconsin have fended off what amounted to a government-union takeover.
The unions were trying via the recall election to take over the state of Wisconsin. The people of Wisconsin rejected it. The Democrats and the unions and their allies in the media (which is to say the media) tried everything. They pulled out all the stops. What was it, $35 million? They had all their goons running around, and they still lost, all of which should be very inspiring to the rest of us. I mean, if the taxpayers of Wisconsin can win against all those odds… You know, Wisconsin is only recently a red state, and that's why this was important. Only recently. Would its new status as a red state hold? It did. If the taxpayers of Wisconsin can win against all those odds, we should be able to do the same thing in every state, and in Washington, DC.
We ought to be able to roll back Obamacare. In fact we ought to be able to roll back everything Obama has given us over the last two and a half years. We should be able to roll back the whole Democrat agenda for the last 65 years. Yes, we can! There are two recall elections left, both Democrats. And if they lose, there will be the exact makeup of Democrat-Republicans in Wisconsin as before the recall elections, after 35 mill.
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BREAK TRANSCRIPTRUSH: Okay, on to the audio sound bites out of Wisconsin. Last night, MSNBC had a special edition of a program they have called The Last Word, and the fill-in host was Sergeant Schultz, reporting live from Madison. They were so excited, folks. (Excuse me. I have something in my left eye.) They were so excited out there. They thought this was going to be the night that they rolled it all back. "The unions retook power" and MSNBC, and Sergeant Schultz — fresh from the railroad car graveyard where he films promos — was sent out to Madison Wisconsinto chronicle this great comeback. I mean think of how bad it would have been without Sharpton's inspiring speech. If they hadn't had Sharpton on MSNBC inspiring people in Wisconsin, my gosh, this could have been a landslide. At any rate, they're talking to Wisconsin Farmers Union member Tony Schultz. Sergeant Schultz said to Tony Schultz, "The magic number's three, but you got two so far."TONY: I'm encouraged, but we need three. We need three, and we can't have Florida-style shenanigans calling for —
FOLLOWERS: (crazy cheers and applause)
TONY: We need democracy to call this race!
RUSH: Okay. That was before the results were known. Then when the results were known and they came in and they lost, they began demanding investigations. Last night on MSNBC's special edition of The Last Word, the fill-in host, Sergeant Schultz — again, they brought him off the railroad car graveyard and sent him in to Madison, Wisconsin — talked to John Nichols of The Nation magazine. Sergeant Schultz said, "When you mention the name of what county official was in charge of the votes in Waukesha County, you heard the response of the crowd. Been down this road before. What does it mean, John?"
NICHOLS: It comes down to Waukesha County —
FOLLOWERS: (groaning)
NICHOLS: — the county that has been the trouble zone in getting our votes counted. When you have trouble election after election after election, you start to get to a point where maybe Tammy Baldwin, the congresswoman from Madison, was right when she asked the US Justice Department to come in and look at Waukesha County.
RUSH: All right. See, they lost, and that can't possibly be, not in Wisconsin. So there have to be investigations. And then finally, Sergeant Schultz himself…
SCHULTZ: You can't make this stuff up. You've got six recall elections tonight, three go to the Republicans, two go to the Democrats, and one that hasn't been called and yet, just so happens to be the one that has some shenanigans during the Supreme Court race. (gagging) I mean, you couldn't write this.
RUSH: Right. And then when it was all over, a victorious Republican stood up to the unions, Alberta Darling. Last night in… I guess Thiensville is how you pronounce it. Thiensville, Thiensville, Wisconsin, at her victory party, state senator Alberta Darling.
DARLING: Very proud to say we stood up against the special interest groups, we stood up against the union, and we said, "The voters count! Their words count!"
RUSH: So, there you have it: Four to two, the Republicans hold the Senate in the state of Wisconsin, beating back the recall. And again, the unions put $35 million in there, dwarfing whatever was spent by the Republicans.
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BREAK TRANSCRIPTRUSH: This sounds like a broken space satellite. What is this? Well, then it is. It is a broken satellite. That's what it sounds like. This is the intro to the Flock of Seagulls and "I Ran." Remember that video on MTV? You don't remember that video? You people are too young to remember. It's this dork looking white-haired guy, spiked hair, singing "I Ran" for four minutes. Yeah. Flock of Seagulls was one guy, a MIDI machine, and a synthesizer.Anyway, let's go to the phones. La Crosse, Wisconsin. William, hello, sir. You're first today. Great to have you with us. Hi.
CALLER: Yes, yes. Nice to speak with you. Mega dittos! I'm feeling a little ambivalent today. I'm both happy and I'm sad because here in La Crosse we lost a good senator. We lost Senator Dan Kapanke who actually voted for the budget repair bill. We lost him today but at least the Democrats did not take the majority in the Senate.
RUSH: Yeah, you can't win everywhere. I understand your guy lost in Wisconsin. That's your point, right? That's why you're unhappy? Yeah.
CALLER: It kills me because the unions came in here and they started pushing their agenda around, wanting to get more union dues and keep feeding the Democrat Party. But I just don't understand how anybody could possibly vote for a Democrat yet complain that taxes are too high. It makes no sense. Why can't these people be reached?
RUSH: Well, take a look at what's happening in London.
CALLER: Yeah.
RUSH: There's a reason. In fact, I didn't print this out because it's 11 pages, and I'd be tempted to read the whole thing. There is the best explanation of who, what, when, where, and why. The London rioters: Who they are, what they're doing, why they're doing it. When you read it, you could swear you're reading about parts of this country as well. So I e-mailed it to myself but I didn't print it out. I guess I could print it out. Now that I mentioned it I'm gonna have to read some of it. It's 11 pages long. I mean, it touches everything. These people are basically, the people rioting in London are basically human only by virtue of DNA, but they don't live human lives.
Their thought about the day is their next meal and sex. They have had no training, they have had no upbringing, they have no manners. They don't have any concept of it. They are the product of a liberal welfare state. They are where we end up with socialism. It is… (interruption) Yeah, it's 999 over there, yes, but… No! When there are no nuggets over there, they go burn down the McDonald's. It's not they call the cops. In Port St. Lucie they called 911 and complain about no McNuggets. In London if there aren't any McNuggets, they call their friends on some social network, on their BlackBerrys — that's what they use over there — and they burn the place down, which is what's happening.
It's a fascinating piece, and now that I've alluded to it, I'm gonna have to at least excerpt it.
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BREAK TRANSCRIPTRUSH: Tracy in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, welcome, and it's great to have you with us on the EIB Network. Hi.CALLER: Hi, Rush. Thank you. I love you, and thank you for covering Wisconsin the way you do. I really appreciate it.
RUSH: Thank you very much. I appreciate your saying that.
CALLER: Question: President Obama says, daily, he's laser-like focused on job creation. Could you answer me a question. Why does he send Organizing for America, SEIU, Richard Trumka, and all the rest of the thugs that he hangs out with to my state to destroy my Republican governor who has done nothing but turn this state around? In six months, he has created 39,000-plus jobs, reduced a $3.6 billion deficit, put us in the black for the first time in 15 years. We have a AAA credit rating, which President Obama does not. He paid back all of our debt. The collective bargaining is profiting every single school district in the state that took advantage of the tools he gave them. They're actually hundreds of thousands of dollars ahead of where they had been, which is putting money into the classroom.
RUSH: Right. Let's answer the question: 'Cause Obama doesn't want any of that. Obama doesn't want 39,000 private sector jobs created; he wants union jobs. Those are the only jobs he cares about. Union jobs pay dues. They end up back in his campaign coffers, the campaign coffers of other Democrats. He likes money laundering operations. Obama doesn't care about private sector jobs. Those are a threat. Governor Walker's agenda, successful agenda, is a threat to Obama, a threat to liberals everywhere, a threat to the government. And you have done a great job of recounting the success that Governor Walker has had to date.
CALLER: And there's many more. We're calling it the miracle in Wisconsin — and those crazies in Madison? That's not what democracy looks like. It was at the voting booth yesterday, sir.
RUSH: That's exactly right. I'll tell you, it's even more important to say this again. Folks, I had people in the last week or two sending me e-mails at my website e-mail: "Rush, these recall election Wisconsin, we can't afford to lose these, Rush! We can't afford to lose these! Why are you not talking about it?" Folks, I must tell you: This was very hard for me to not talk about. I itched, but I had a theorem — I had a gambit, I had a stratagem, I had confidence — that the recall elections would be won by Republicans. I had confidence that the Republicans would hold the state, and I wanted those elections to take place without any outside influence. It's great today that all these union people and all the Democrats are not running around saying that…
They're charges fraud, which of course they always do, but they're not saying that this vote was not legitimate opinion of the people of Wisconsin who voted. They're not able to say, "Well, they're just doing what Limbaugh told 'em to do! They just doing what somebody else told 'em to do." They can't say that. I must admit to you now, it took a lot of discipline to stay out of it. 'Cause it was crucial. If the Democrats had won — if they had won the state senate back and had succeeded here in this recall — oh, I shudder to think. It was crucial. But I also wanted to get a genuine reading of where people are with all this going on
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• The Hill: GOP Keeps Control of Wisconsin Senate After Union-Led Recall Effort
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• TMJ4: Democrats Retract Accusations of Tampering by Waukesha County Clerk Nickolaus
• National Review: Darling of the Right
• Newsbusters: Ed Schultz Falls Flat on Face, Says Dems Were 'Brilliant on the Basics' in Wisconsin
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Night levy on liquor licences by Tower Hamlets Council thrown in jeopardy by lawyers
Published: 1:00 AM May 28, 2017 Updated: 8:47 AM October 14, 2020
Night-time economy... London's 'night czar' Amy Lame on tour of Brick Lane on April 6 with Tower Hamlets councillor John Pierce. Picure; REHAN JAMIL - Credit: LBTH
A planned night-time levy selling alcohol after midnight aimed at kerbing drunkenness and anti-social activity has been halted at the last minute.
The levy on bars and restaurants by Tower Hamlets Council due to start on Wednesday has been challenged by lawyers because public consultations were "misleading" on which liquor outlets could be charged.
Nor could the levy be legally confined to night-time trouble spots like Brick Lane and Spitalfields in London's bustling East End, lawyers have warned.
The levy was deemed unlawful by the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers' lawyers who started a judicial review procedure, following the town hall's January 20 decision to charge the levy from June 1.
"The consultation was flawed because of a fundamental misunderstanding of the law," the trade association's chief executive Kate Nicholls told the East London Advertiser. "It denied businesses all the facts and didn't state when the levy was to start or that it would only apply to premises selling alcohol after midnight."
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Consultations implied the levy would fall on anyone selling liquor—even if they were closed by midnight, it was pointed out.
The council accepted its consultation was confusing and "likely to mislead" those whose views were being sought, according to licensing lawyers Poppleston Allen, Sarah Clover and Charles Streeten.
Crucial information was left out such as the proposed 'start' date needed by businesses "to make an informed decision".
The council has now been forced to begin consultations all over again, which run till August 23, now specifying licenced premises selling or supplying alcohol between midnight and 6am.
The council's Head of Service Roy Ormsby said: "We are starting the process again due to the challenge. The money raised can be used to reduce crime, disorder or anti-social behaviour as a way to help fight crime."
The weekly levy would be £5.75 to £85.38, depending on size of the business.
The council doesn't have the legal power to limit the charge to 'hotspots' like Spitalfields which is plagued by drunkenness and disorder. So it plans to "offer exemptions to some businesses".
But the retailers plan to oppose any measures that "heap additional costs" on businesses involved in drinking and eating out.

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Retire to Florida, lie around in the sun, and take it easy: It is a familiar urge, and apparently not just for humans. Nikos Papadopoulos, an entomologist at the University of California at Davis, has observed fruit flies enacting their own lazy retirement rituals when they hit old age.
While running an aging experiment, Papadopoulos caught some of his oldest fruit flies lying upside down in their cages. At first sight, the elderly insects seemed to be dead, but they were merely resting on their backs. When Papadopoulos poked them with a pencil, they flipped over and began walking about, flapping their wings and seeking food and sex. In the wild, a supine fly would never survive; it would quickly be eaten. That might explain why such behavior has never been seen before. But these flies had been cosseted by Papadopoulos, who tended 203 male Mediterranean fruit flies until they died of old age at about 61 days. Beginning about 16 days before their deaths, nearly all the increasingly feeble flies spent up to an hour or more a day upside down.
According to Papadopoulos's colleague James Carey, this behavior may signal some form of neurodegenerative disease similar to Parkinson's or narcolepsy in humans. If so, the insects may provide an ideal model for studying such disorders. "This is not a quirk," says Carey. "This behavior is universal, progressive, and persistent. Now we have a model system where you can ask questions about the onset of this disabled period and whether you can postpone or compress it."


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The Beginnings and The Highlights
Since Every Home for Christ International's inception in 1946 from the founder's small garage in Saskatchewan,Canada, the ministry has experienced significant international growth. Originally operating as a radio broadcast ministry called Tract Club of the Air, which made tracts available free to all who requested them, EHC founder, Jack McAlister, expanded the vision globally and by 1952 changed the name of the ministry to World Literature Crusade, moving the headquarters to Southern California.
During those same early years, it became clear to Jack that to reach a nation literally with the Gospel, the only certain, measurable way was to take the gospel message systematically, home by home, which was the early Church method. Thus, in 1953 the first Every Home Campaign was born in Japan. Before long,
Every Home Campaigns were conducted globally.(To date Every Home Campaigns have been conducted in 192 nations.) In order to reflect the nature of this global focus more fully, the international name of the ministry was changed in 1987 to Every Home for Christ (EHC). For nearly 60 years, Every Home for Christ (EHC) has been working actively throughout the world with more than 500 mission agencies and denominations to strategically plant the gospel message in hundreds of millions of homes all over the world through door-to-door, face-to-face evangelism contacts. Every Home for Christ, with a full-time staff of over 1,200 workers plus over 14,000 volunteer associates, has systematically distributed over 2.1 billion gospel messages, home to home, in 192 nations of the world, resulting in over 30 million decision cards being mailed to EHC's many offices overseas and the establishing of over 47,500 village New Testament fellowships called Christ Groups." In areas where illiterate people groups exist, EHC distributes gospel records and audiotapes, including the amazing card talks (cardboard record players).
Following are ministry highlights since 1946:
First Every Home Campaign (systematic, home-to-home campaign using literature) launched in Japan in 1953.
Every Home evangelism campaigns have now been conducted in 216 nations.
EHC gospel booklets and Bible correspondence courses are printed in languages spoken by 96 percent of the earth's population.
Total home-to-home coverage has been completed at least once in 101 nations, including India and its 600,000 villages. In India alone, an average of 50,000 new homes with at least 250,000 inhabitants are reached with the Gospel every day through EHC outreaches.
Over 3.18 billion gospel messages with response cards have been distributed.
Since 1953, more than 111 million decision/response cards have been received. Over the past year, we received an average of 38,000 responses each day.
Each response card is followed-up with a four-part Bible correspondence course.
Over 100 offices are currently maintained worldwide, and special plans are underway to launch EHC initiatives among the world's more than 15,000 least-evangelized people groups.
* Current as of March 2013.
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The Lakeside community will gather at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 27 at the Memorial Garden at Chautauqua Park to celebrate and dedicate the new entrance and recognize the generous gifts given to make this sacred space possible.
At the service, the more than 40 loved ones who have been placed in the memorial garden will also be remembered.
The newest addition to the space, the entrance and pergola off Popular Avenue, is the final phase of this project.
Chautauqua Park, located in south Lakeside on the corner of Poplar Avenue and Sixth Street, is a place dedicated to celebrating the circle of life. A portion of the land is used for the memorial garden.
Within the memorial garden, the cremated remains of loved ones are placed in the ground, within a biodegradable container, to become part of the soil, giving live to the garden's many perennial plants and trees.
The memorial garden serves as both a final resting place for Lakesiders, as well as a place where the living can reflect and connect spiritually, loved ones can be remembered, special occasions can be celebrated and the beauty of nature can be embraced. It is a place of discovery, spiritual enrichment and reflection.


Discouragement has turned to some hope about my bargain Mac Minis. My general policy since my early Apple II+ days has been to steer clear of getting too mixed up in the Apple hardware world, my impression being that it could be a very expensive diversion, especially when my accounting career required Windows. But when two Mac Minis appeared in a local thrift shop, I thought it might be fun to play around with them, at a huge bargain, about the price of a ham sandwich for each one.
I discovered they're pretty old, but I figured even old should be able to do rudimentary things like text editing, the main requirement for my needs. Then @Smokey gave me a very helpful overview of the Mac lineup, the bottom line being that macOS 10.9 might be the minimum requirement, as anything below that might be shunned now in the Apple world. Interestingly, the key seems to be the big push for an HTTPS world. Dave Winer has been saying for a long time that killing off access to HTTP sites will eliminate a huge amount of the older web. I appreciated Dave's ardor on this subject, as the Dylan bibliography I created decades ago is a static HTTP site. And now the same issue seems to be popping up again, only this time as a barrier to getting anything useful done with my new bargain Mac Minis.
I was actually kinda shocked that a 2007 Mac machine could be useless. It was feeding my pessimistic view that it's all about money, that Apple kills off older OS's quickly, to encourage people to buy the newer product lines. A similar thing has happened to me this year in the PC world. I have to buy new tax preparation software each year, because tax stuff changes each year of course. That is not cheap, over $1K each year, but a necessary cost of doing business. But to my surprise this year, the software for 2018 returns now requires Win 10 for the first time ever. So I had to buy a new PC, a bit under $1K for a verrrrrry powerful machine.
Now tax season is in full swing, so I probably won't have any time to upgrade the Mac MInis for the next couple of weeks. In the research I had done, it seemed like I could get them up to macOS 10.7, no higher. That being less than 10.9 it seemed like I would need to keep the Minis off the Internet, where browsers might consider an upgraded 10.7 machine to be a pariah. But maybe I could still use them for a text editor at home only.
Randall @rmcrob suggested there might be a way around having to buy an expensive monitor, which was a new glimmier of hope. Both he and John @JohnPhilbin suggested MarsEdit as a possible candidate for software I might be able to use. And now the designer of that software has offered an earlier version of MarsEdit that will work down to 10.6. Hey, that sounds like real hope. Thanks, Daniel @danielpunkass !
All of this has strengthened my love for my original high technology world, amateur radio. Hams have been inventing huge technological advances all my life. But my favorite mode of operation, Morse Code, has always been available on any fancy new equipment. And the old machines still work fine for that. I can still use the same Heathkit transmitter I built in 1960 to communicate with hams all over the world. In that respect, ham radio is far more powerful than this crazy Internet universe.


Akihabara might be known as the center of the anime, video game, and manga universe. But it's roots are in it's electronics markets – some of the coolest in the world! Today, we're exploring the back alleys and cramped corridors with John Daub from the channel Only in Japan.
What happened to the sound chips?
Should make that camera digital so you could link it to a Bluetooth printer so when you snap a pic ypu could send it to the printer. Keeping the aspect of having it print the picture but through a Bluetooth printer. Would be a really cool project. Would love to see it happen. Just a thought. Another idea is to modify it to have a newer iPhone modded into the camera so you have the touch screen on the back and use the flash and camera thats on the phone and many of the other components from the phone. Basically turning the camera into a digital touch screen camera with a good quality camera with the newer iPhones. Loving the videos and I would love to come check out japan and china! Congrats on the 1mil!
i'm curious about the store you found the old console sound chips at, may i have the name? i'm really interested and since i'm going to japan in 2020 i'd definitely take a look there!
Was there from 1st of November to the 18th. Was my second time.
In this video I have noticed a lot of the natives eyeing you two suspiciously and I can totally understand them. You're talking in a foreign language, not Japanese, and even if you are not as bad as the Muslims in Europe, I can totally understand how they see you as foreign.
I mean every time I hear people speaking in public in a foreign language, it irks me. It's not polite. I can't understand what you say in public. This happens several times a day now. In public transit in the supermarket, in restaurants even.
I am so happy and glad, that Japan at least won't allow foreigners (and even Europeans!) to integrate without high burdens. Japan is conserving its values and I am happy they do.
Look at their streets, look at their crime statistics, look at how nice a country it is. I hope the people of Japan never change. I hope they can stay a Monoculture and only allow aliens under the most strenuous conditions.
Poloroid Idea. A kiosk with and camera that takes pics but also uploads a copy to an IG account. So random people get a copy and it's also instantly on Instagram. Instagram may even sponsor something like that (They could pay for the film) Insta-Steets: Streets of Shenzen.
Hey strange parts! the reson you were seeing so many booths in Akihabara with radios such as Kenwood, Yaesu, And ICOM, is because japan has one of the highest number of citizens with amateur radio licenses in the world! If youd like to know more, I'd be happy to answer ay of your amateur radio questions!
Thank you for introducing me to one of the channel that i most view these days! Only in Japan is so awesome!!!!
3:42 are those Market scene you see on some old anime movies like ghost in the shell or Akira and cowboy bebop.
Basically, there is a big difference between geeks and nerds, and otaku are nerds.


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Bank of America Awards $400,000 to Two Puget Sound Nonprofits
The 2016 Neighborhood Builder Winners are tackling hunger and family support services
Kim Vu, SVP, Enterprise Business and Community Engagement, Bank of America
Bank of America Insight
Food Lifeline
Southwest Youth & Family Services
sponsored by Bank of America
Greater Seattle has undergone massive changes in recent years, becoming a thriving tech hub with a strong economy that attracts newcomers from across the nation. But as our city becomes more affluent and our population grows, our economic divisions are deepening, leading many to wonder how we can ensure that every community member is getting the support they need.
The solution is multi-pronged, of course, but a big part of the answer lies in our local nonprofits. These organizations play a critical role in supporting healthy communities, whether they're serving hungry families dinner or helping immigrants gain access to the resources they need. In order for our region to grow responsibly, we must ensure that our local nonprofits are well-funded so they can grow too.
Bank of America's Neighborhood Builders program works to address this issue by awarding two Puget Sound nonprofits an unrestricted $200,000 grant and providing leadership training each year to fuel strategic growth within the organizations. This year's recipients, who were announced from the stage at Seattle Business Magazine's Community Impact Awards celebration, are tackling two of the region's critical issues: hunger and family support services.
And the 2016 Neighborhood Builder Winners Are…
Food Lifeline is a distribution center that distributes the equivalent of 91,000 meals a day to local food assistance programs. Known as the food bank for food banks, the organization redirects surplus food from manufacturers, farmers, grocery stores and restaurants that might otherwise go to waste.
Southwest Youth & Family Services (SWYFS) offers counseling, education and family support to 90,000 residents in Southwest Seattle. Through culturally relevant support groups, youth violence prevention programs, high school re-entry programs, parenting classes and other support services, SWYFS aims to transform futures.
"As our economy improves, we must be mindful of the economic well-being of the community as a whole," said Anthony DiBlasi, Seattle Market and Washington State President for Bank of America. "While certain sectors of our economy are booming, it's important that we don't lose sight of the more vulnerable members of our community. Nonprofits are critical to the health of our region, and we are very pleased that Food Lifeline and SWYFS are this year's Neighborhood Builder winners and will get the financial resources and leadership training they need to meet the changing needs of our region."
Keeping Evolving Communities Healthy
As Seattle's economy and population grow, businesses and nonprofits must work together to maintain inclusive communities that support all of our residents and their changing needs. The Neighborhood Builders program will help Food Lifeline and SWYFS grow, operationally and financially, to keep pace with our community's demands for services.
Food Lifeline recently launched a 10-year strategic plan to expand its programs, setting a goal to double the amount of food it distributes annually from 40 million pounds a year to 80 million pounds a year. Executing an expansion of this scale requires a great deal of financial and organizational support, and Food Lifeline is grateful to have Neighborhood Builders as a partner on its ambitious undertaking.
"As Food Lifeline grows, it is vital that all levels of leadership develop along with it," said Linda Nageotte, president and CEO of Food Lifeline. "As we launch our expansion, it will be challenging to correctly identify how to best support organizational leadership. The Neighborhood Builders' leadership development training will be incredibly beneficial, providing the tools and helping us develop the skills we will need to lead this change. The training will also provide a unique opportunity to learn from and share with other Neighborhood Builders, helping develop a highly-connected community. We thank Bank of America for joining us in the fight against hunger."
SWYFS also has plans to expand its programs. The organization envisions using the support from Neighborhood Builders to maintain its afterschool and summer academic support program and expand its SW Education Center, which offers high school and GED programs for students who have dropped out or been expelled from traditional schools.
"As increasingly more families are priced out of Seattle neighborhoods, SWYFS has seen a growing demand for GED programs in the Highline School District," said Steve Daschle, executive director of SWYFS. "To meet this demand, SWYFS is opening Education Center classrooms in White Center. Without funding from the Neighborhood Builders program, expanding the program would not be possible. We are very grateful to be part of this year's Neighborhood Builders program so we can expand our reach in the community and continue to make King County a healthier, more supportive place for all of us."
A Longstanding Regional Impact
Since Bank of America launched its Neighborhood Builders program in 2004, it has trained nearly 2,000 nonprofit directors and emerging leaders in the U.S. from more than 900 nonprofit organizations, awarding each organization with $200,000 in unrestricted funding: a unique coveted funding source in the nonprofit world. The grant recipients are chosen by a committee of bank leaders, community influencers, and previous Neighborhood Builders recipients who look for nonprofits that have a track record of success and promising plans for the future, but lack the financial resources to execute their plans.
Previous Puget Sound-area Neighborhood Builder grant recipients include Tree House, Plymouth Housing Group, Imagine Housing and City Year! Puget Sound. The Neighborhood Builders program gave each of these organizations the lift they needed to get to the next level of community impact.
Plymouth Housing Group, an organization that provides safe, supportive housing to homeless adults, was a Neighborhood Builders recipient in 2015. Plymouth has been able to significantly expand its existing Seattle-area housing thanks to the Neighborhood Builders program.
"As homelessness becomes more prevalent in our region, we've seen the need for our services grow tremendously," said Paul Lambros, executive director at Plymouth Housing. "Having Bank of America's support helped us launch a significant expansion so we can help fulfill those needs. The unrestricted funding we received allowed us to begin developing two new buildings in addition to our 13 existing supportive housing sites downtown. Our partnership with Bank of America also helped instill confidence in other donors, enabling us to raise additional funds so we can continue expanding our efforts to end homelessness."
A Multi-Faceted Growth Plan
The Neighborhood Builders program is much more than a monetary donation. It helps develop each organization's leadership team and operational capacity so they can maintain sustainable growth. In fact, the leadership development component of the program is the largest philanthropic investment in nonprofit leadership development in the nation. The bank also provides marketing materials, volunteer support and in-roads to the business community that help the entire organization grow to reach the next level of impact.
Tech Access Foundation (TAF) was a Neighborhood Builders recipient in 2015 as well. TAF is a nonprofit leader in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education. The organization uses STEM as a tool for realizing social change and educational equality in communities of color and those with low income.
Last year TAF took on a formidable task: The organization's leaders developed a comprehensive 20-year plan mapping out its long-term goals and how TAF will scale to achieve them. Having support from Bank of America's leadership development program as TAF created the plan and started to scale its organization accordingly proved to be invaluable.
"The leadership development training has been incredibly helpful for our executive team," said Trish Millines Dziko, co-founder and executive director at TAF. "As part of the training, we met with former Neighborhood Builders recipients who had scaled their organizations or were in the process of doing so. Learning from other executives who have similar expansion goals as TAF and hearing about the challenges they have faced has been really valuable. We plan to expand TAF's programs significantly, and we are grateful to have Bank of America's support to help guide us as we do so."
Learn more about the impact of Bank of America's Neighborhood Builders program on Washington State.
West Seattle is Far From Dead
By: Rob Smith
Despite the closure of the West Seattle Bridge last March, homes are still selling
West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge, COVID-19
Seattle Chamber Files Lawsuit Challenging Payroll Tax
The lawsuit alleges that the City Council imposed a tax on 'the right to earn a living'
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Remote Work Flourishes in Washington State
Seattle and Washington state have readjusted better than most to remote work during the pandemic
Remote Work, COVID-19, Economy
Millennials Do Quite Well in Seattle
Salary survey puts millennials here near the top
Salary, Millennials, Seattle


The Dominicana-Forest sunglasses are made with thin bamboo arms and gold mirror lenses.
They're the shades you need for a stroll through the streets of the Dominican Republic. Feel the energy around you and know you're a part of something truly inspiring!


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The Banner Saga 3 on Nintendo Switch
Trailers for The Banner Saga 3 used the phrase "no hero is safe," and that couldn't be truer. The latest entry in the narrative strategy series doubles down on the series' anything can happen style, and it's a harrowing, emotional journey that'll keep players of the first two games hooked to their screens until the end.
Much like with the previous two games, The Banner Saga 3 picks up directly where The Banner Saga 2 left off, and your situation can vary depending on the choices you made. Before I dive in let's make one thing abundantly clear, The Banner Saga 3 is a game that's supposed to be experienced in tandem with the other two, and it is in no way a standalone experience. This is a series that you really do need to start from the beginning with.
The Banner Saga 3 follows two different stories and two different parties, one with Allette or Rook (depending on previous choices) trying to quell the chaos in Arberrang, and the other with Iver, Juno, and Eyvind journeying into the darkness. The third game has a decidedly darker and more desperate tone than the first two, and the game is rife with difficult decisions that can change the outcome of the story.
Part of what makes The Banner Saga so unique is the fact that Stoic isn't afraid to take chances with character deaths. There's no "chosen one" or special hero, just normal people doing their best to deal with horrific situations. As a result, the narrative has a lot of room to breathe, especially in terms of exploring tragedy and death. Despite the world-ending threats, this entry still knows the importance of quiet time, and allows you to get to know some of its characters better through short conversations. The Banner Saga 3 definitely doesn't pull its punches, and having been invested in the characters and world already, I found myself taking time to consider each and every choice I made, no matter how small it seemed. Despite the world-ending threats, The Banner Saga 3 still knows the importance of quiet
Certain systems used in the past two games don't play as large of a role here, such as supplies not mattering as much outside of being able to use them in a few decisions. There's a fascinating system that comes into play later on in the game, however, with the decisions and actions of one party dictating how much time the other party has in their journey. Again without spoiling how this system comes into play, it's a brilliant mechanic that gives even more weight to some of your decisions. Speaking of decisions, fans should be happy to know that The Banner Saga 3 does an admirable job of bringing up choices you made in the previous two games, and making them matter. Right up until the very end of the game your choices throughout the series will be referenced and can alter events in some interesting ways. Narrative games have struggled for a long time with making choices matter across games, but somehow The Banner Saga 3 manages to pull it off nearly seamlessly.
Combat still uses the same system as before, however, there are a few meaningful additions. Pressing up on the D-pad now displays the stats of all characters on the field, making it much easier to plan your tactics. The biggest addition comes with a new Wave feature, that pressures you to beat a battle quickly and gives you the option to fight more enemies. In many of the battles in the game, a Wave counter appears in the turn order, noting how many turns are left before the next enemy wave comes. Beating the wave in time will let you choose if you want to stay and fight or flee. Beating all the waves rewards you, of course, with more Renown for leveling up your units, and can also nab you a powerful item. Between each wave you can choose new party members to refresh your army, letting you more effectively use a larger amount of characters.
Another addition has been made to the way you can level characters with Heroic Titles, which can be activated at rank 11. You can choose from a number of different titles, each of which can be ranked up five times and drastically increase some aspect of your characters. There are quite a few new characters added into the mix too, each of which have some interesting abilities to play with. Petrus is the guard captain of Arberrang and can summon a fighter to battle for help, Alfrun is a mysterious witch that can cause strength damage from a distance, and few different Dredge heroes can also join your party with their respective unique abilities. The number of different characters and classes in your party allow for a ton of variation in combat, and The Banner Saga 3 does a great job of throwing unique situations and mechanics your way during battle.
These are by far some of the most challenging battles in the trilogy, and especially as you approach the end of the game you'll need every powerful characters and tactic you can get your hands on, which can make it even more heartbreaking when you lose a cherished hero.
Presentation-wise, The Banner Saga 3 is grander and more beautiful than even the first two games before it. The art style and aesthetic still looks absolutely gorgeous and traveling through the warped and twisted lands within the darkness stands in stark contrast to the beautiful countryside that you passed through before. There are quite a few more animated cutscenes this time around, adding more variety into the mix and highlighting critical moments. Austin Wintory's new score for the third game is absolutely the best in the trilogy and does a phenomenal job of adding emotion and gravitas to key story moments and battles.
Load times for the game can run a little long, although it's nothing egregious. With the Switch version of the game I did encounter a couple bugs where a battle just wouldn't activate for me, but it was an easy enough fix to simply load my last save.
I played through The Banner Saga 3 twice, once with my save carried over from the first two games and once with a fresh slate. The amount of variation in those playthroughs was substantial, even though the basis of the story was the same. The Banner Saga is one of the most fascinating trilogies of games out there right now, and The Banner Saga 3 ties everything together in one neat, albeit heartbreaking, package. The third game feels like something quite different from the previous games, even though it has the same heart. It may not do everything fans wanted, but this is one unforgettable conclusion to an already memorable journey.
Score: 4.5/5 – Great
An emotionally engaging narrative that throws in devastating choices and consequences.
Makes choices in past games relevant and meaningful.
New Wave system in combat is a great way of making things more difficult, but also more rewarding.
New heroes and Heroic Titles add some good variation to combat.
Presentation and soundtrack is better than ever.
Although not terrible, there can be some long load screens.
A few minor bugs encountered.
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Which of these is a Chinese lantern?
Choose the picture that shows glue.
What of these do we need to make a lantern?
Match the words with the pictures.
Which of these is a rectangle?
Be very careful with the (knife). Remember (knives) (are) very sharp.
Look at the pictures and complete the sentence.
The man is (folding) the boat.
Type the words. The first letter of each word is given.
What do we need to make a Chinese lantern?
Do you know the names of other shapes?


HomeCollectablesWednesday's Top Picks! Including Kraftwerk, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Robert Plant And The Doors!
Wednesday's Top Picks! Including Kraftwerk, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Robert Plant And The Doors!
1979 UK 10-track vinyl 2-LP of the 1973 set, repackaging of the first two German albums and released on the Vertigo 'spaceship' label, housed in a front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve on this copy has some light storage marks mostly ringwear plus scuffing on the edges/corners, the vinyl is in immaculate condition and looks to have been played only a couple of times – Classic electronic Krautrock in great shape!
Official 2008 US Fantasy label advance/reference promotional SIX CD-R acetate set with a total of 77 tracks – includes the albums Creedence Clearwater Revival , Bayou Country , Green River , Willy and the Poor Boys , Cosmo's Factory  and Pendulum  with each including bonus tracks not on the original releases [21 bonus recordings in total]. Each disc is custom printed with title/tracklisting detail and comes housed in a die-cut paper wallet sleeve.
Rare official 2003 US Atlantic Records label 35-track advance promotional only TWO CD-R acetate set, includes versions of Hey Joe, If I Were A Carpenter and Louie Louie plus Big Log, Ship Of Fools and the brilliant 29 Palms and much more! Custom printed discs complete with their own original tracklisting insert plus also includes a 20-page picture booklet with advance picture sleeve!
Rare 1995 US advance promotional issue of the limited edition 23-track CD album including the bonus tracks 'Babylon Fading', 'Bird Of Prey' and 'The Ghost Song'. Custom printed disc featuring different graphics/picture to the commercial issue, complete with a custom 'Advance Music' flash panel print picture sleeve and tracklisting back insert – Scarce!


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Q: Visual Studio 2012 don't support xslm I am tried to create a new project of Excel 2013 Workbook but it's failed.
It was prompted me this message:

Cannot open the workbook in the designer, because Visual Studio
  cannot find a required object for Microsoft Office Excel. To fix the problem, repair your installation of Office.

What I have done so far:

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*Uninstall / Install back office 365

*Repair my Visual Studio 2012

But still not working!
For your information, I am used (1) Visual Studio 2012 and (2) Office 365 (Office 2013)
Hope anyone can help me on this.

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It ensures that public health and safety regulations are addressed by businesses when the public has access.
It provides a fair environment for all businesses operating on Nipissing First Nation.
It provides a registration system where NFN can track its economic development and businesses can use the registry as a resource for business planning.
When combined with commercial land use requests, it ensures that a commercial land lease is implemented, building codes have been adhered to and zoning and other restrictions have been enforced.
NFN's current business license application review and approval process is outlined below. Please note that this process may be amended or changed to deal with business license applications specific to cannabis-related ventures (production or retailing).
Applications for cannabis-related businesses will not be processed until NFN's Cannabis Law has been ratified (following community consultations).
1) Complete and submit the application along with your business plan.
3) The Business License Committee may request clarification or additional information.
4) A notification informing the community of the proposed business and location will be posted for 30 days giving band members an opportunity to provide feedback.
5) The Business License request is then given to Chief and Council with the Business License Committee's recommendations based on the community's feedback.
6) The Business License request is either approved or declined by Chief and Council.
When doing your business planning, please keep in mind that this is a minimum six (6) month process from the point of contact to the issuance of the business license. Resources to assist with completing a business plan and a list of funding programs are available upon request.
The Business Centre (Nipissing Parry Sound): provides information, programs, training and resources to entrepreneurs, startup and expansion businesses, at no cost.


Located on the northwest corner of the island, along the road.
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Nirav's entrepreneurial spirit, dedication and customer centric focus have helped grow several successful businesses. He began his career as an engineering intern at Digital Infrared Imaging and worked his way to serve as VP of Sales and COO before being named CEO in 2006. Under his leadership, the business grew from $6,000,000 to $18,000,000 in just three years.
In March 2010, Nirav accepted a new challenge and joined Orion Technologies. In August of 2012, Orion's Board of Directors named Nirav the CEO. Since then, Orion has doubled its revenue year over year and has been named one of Florida's Companies to Watch due to growth in both revenue and number of employees.
Nirav earned a BS in Chemistry from Ursinus College and a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Central Florida. He lives in Orlando with his wife and son. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, boating, and tennis and is an avid Philadelphia Eagles and Orlando City Soccer fan.
David Beckman comes to Orion Technologies with over 30 years of financial accounting experience in the manufacturing, healthcare, banking, and professional service industries. This strong background has allowed him to instantly help Orion improve on a variety of financial efficiencies. David has an MBA from the University of Central Florida and a BS in Accounting from Arkansas State University.
In David's free time he gives back to his community in a variety of different ways. He serves as Finance Chair on the Board of Trustees for the Florida Hospital Waterman Foundation. He is also a board member for Beckman & Associates, Inc. where he oversees the marketing and financial aspects of this growing pediatric specialty clinic. David is also an Army veteran who is happily married with two children and one grandchild.
Jeffrey Van Anda has a keen engineering mind with over 20 years of electronic and software experience. He has a strong track record of recruiting extremely bright engineering minds to work on the most challenging of projects. Jeffrey Van Anda holds degrees in Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering from the University of Florida.
Jeffrey uses his background in hardware and software design to orchestrate and manage each of Orion Technologies' client projects. He has a consistent performance history of overseeing Orion's product launches and works closely with the entire Orion team to stay abreast of the latest developments pertinent to the industry.
Richard Miller has served as the Vice President of Operations at Orion Technologies for just over four years. In this role, Richard oversees the day-to-day operations at Orion. Prior to working at Orion, he worked at ICX Technology in Apopka, Florida for 8 years as the Operation's manager, and in the Motorola Paging Division in Boynton Beach, Florida for 18 years. Richard attended Brown Institute in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and graduated in 1983 with an AS in Electronics Engineering.
Richard proudly served in the United States Air Force and was stationed at Kirtland A.F.B. in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from 1976-1980, after which he received an Honorable Discharge. Richard lives in Central Florida with his wife and their twin daughters. They love Boating and Kayaking on the St Johns River and the Intracoastal Waterway.
Larry brings over 25 years of industry experience in technical sales and electrical design engineering across both commercial and government contracting environments. His wealth of experience helps support Orion's customers as well as acquire new business and expand into new markets. With a strong technical background and constant ear for our customers, Larry helps assure our products and solutions are ideally suited to meet the market's latest requirements.
Larry earned an MBA from Alabama A&M University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Tuskegee University.
Larry and his wife reside in Orlando. In their free time, they enjoy volunteering with numerous church and charitable organizations, traveling, and outdoor activities including cycling and golfing.


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Q: Web page in PhoneGap project Hello everybody !
I have a Phonegap projet with the Ionic Framework and AngularJS.
I want to show a web page in my app but keep the navigation bar too.
The nav bar is a Ionic component ion-nav-view.
Here is my code :
<ion-view title="Web page">
  <ion-content class="has-header">
      <!-- suppose to show the web page here -->
  </ion-content>
</ion-view>

I tried to use <iframe> but I'm not able to scroll on the web page, tried to use <object>, same problem.
Any help please?
Thanks

A: Had the same issue. Think this is an issue with whitespace between css blocks. I removed the whitespace between the tags it worked.


Confidence indicators follow a stronger profile in the euro zone.
Households and companies have a more positive perception of their foreseeable future.
For households, confidence indicator is back, in March, to its 2007 level if we follow the European Commission survey.
The situation is changing as a result of the cheaper oil, low interest rates and a more buoyant labor market (employment was up in 2014 for the Euro Area (+0.6%) This will continue in 2015.
On companies' side indices also are improving. Markit indices for March are more robust and are consistent with an increase in activity in the first quarter. The momentum in orders and employment suggest an increase in business dynamics leading to the convergence towards a virtuous circle.
The INSEE business climate index rose slightly in March. 3-month improvement is significant, but does not reflect a violent acceleration of activity.
Janet Yellen speech in San Francisco suggests that the Fed's president wants to see higher fed funds this year. If the economy converges to the Fed's scenario then the FOMC will have to increase rates. The argument that inflation will accelerate due to the improvement in the labor market is not completely convincing. The idea of defeating inflation before it starts follows the assumption that the moment where inflation will accelerate is known in advance. Some Very Serious People point to a high probability of high inflation since 2009 and the implementation of unorthodox monetary policies, but with little success. The inflation rate is just 0.3% in February following the PCE index.
The US inflation rate has registered a slight increase of 0% in February (-0.1% in CVS) and 1.7% underlying rate – Do not forget that "Shelters" in the index has a contribution of 0.95%. Other dub-indices do not change a lot.
Markit and ISM surveys for the manufacturing sector will be published Wednesday. Then we will have a fuller understanding of the global economic dynamics.


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MetroNews/WCHS Radio win National Murrow Award
By MetroNews Staff in News | June 18, 2019 at 12:58PM
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia MetroNews/WCHS Radio has won its fourth National Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Directors Association since 2007, RTDNA announced Tuesday.
The Morning News from Feb. 22, 2018 was chosen as best newscast of the year in the Small Market Radio division. The broadcast focused on the beginning of the historic West Virginia teachers strike. The broadcast was co-anchored by Chris Lawrence and Shauna Johnson.
RTDNA announced 122 winners from 100 radio, television and digital news organizations in 16 categories. There were originally 4,600 entries. MetroNews/WCHS won three regional Murrow Awards in April. National Murrow winners are chosen from regional winners in various categories.
"In an era where news is called fake on a daily basis and personal opinion passes for news, we remain committed to fair, honest, well-researched, balanced and accurate news and the recognition for our peers is a punctuation point. We are very protective and proud of that," West Virginia Radio Corporation President and CEO Dale Miller said,
Tuesday's announcement marked the fourth National Murrow Award the MetroNews/WCHS news team has earned in the last 12 years. National Murrows also came to the organization in 2007, 2011 and 2017.
"The RTDNA National Edward R. Murrow Awards recognize local and national news stories that uphold our Code of Ethics, demonstrate technical expertise and exemplify the importance and impact of journalism as a service to the community," RTDNA Executive Director Dan Shelley said. "Winning a Murrow Award means that a news organization has provided exemplary public service to its viewers, listeners and readers."
The national awards will be presented Oct.14 in a ceremony in New York City.
MetroNews/WCHS has won 30 Regional Murrow Awards since 2002.
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Club pro Rob Labritz says his tour ambition is just a dream delayed
Family kept club pro Rob Labritz from chasing a pro-tour dream several years back, but that doesn't mean he has given up on the dream.
Club pro Rob Labritz says his tour ambition is just a dream delayed Family kept club pro Rob Labritz from chasing a pro-tour dream several years back, but that doesn't mean he has given up on the dream. Check out this story on DemocratandChronicle.com: http://on.rocne.ws/17ViqpM
Kevin Oklobzija, ROC Published 5:17 p.m. ET Aug. 7, 2013
Club pro Rob Labritz practices Wednesday. Labritz has played in four PGA championships and will tee off Thursday at 7:10 a.m. (Photo: Shawn Dowd, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)Buy Photo
The drives don't go quite as far, but much of the time they're just as straight. Sometimes they even have a better flight path.
The iron shots may not have the combination of accuracy, height and distance, so instead of a dead-eye shot that stops inches or feet from the cup, the ball comes to a rest a few inches or a few feet away.
But the separation between the PGA Tour pros and some of the club pros isn't enough to deter the dream.
Especially for Rob Labritz, the club pro at GlenArbor Golf Club in Bedford Hills (Westchester County).
"The game's right there," Labritz said. "It's pretty comparable."
He learned so after a practice round on Tuesday, when he played in a group that included Dustin Johnson and Keegan Bradley.
Then again, he has believed that for some time. His practice rounds this week at Oak Hill Country Club leading into the PGA Championship have only reaffirmed his confidence.
Several years back, he was sure his game was good enough to at least test the pro-golfing waters. He had little doubt that he could grind out a living playing the game he loves.
But sometimes life — especially family — is more important. A divorce six years back made him put on hold any pro-tour aspirations. He refused to be the dad his son, Matthias, never saw just because of some desire to play golf.
"When I got divorced I wanted to make sure he handled it well," Labritz said, pointing to Matthias, who is now 10 and has been following is father around the course this week. "I wanted to make sure he grew up a nice young man, rather than me chase some dream."
Labritz, 42, said his son is very mature for being only 10. He apparently knows a golfer when he sees one, too.
"The other day he said, 'Dad, you should play full-time,' " Labritz said.
His father explained that playing on the tour would mean endless travel and weeks upon weeks away from home.
"I'll be OK," Matthias told him. "Plus, you're born to do this."
And so the fire still burns. Maybe, just maybe, Labritz will give it a try. His goal this week is a Top-15 finish.
Labritz, who tees off with the first group at 7:10 Thursday morning, earned a spot in the field with an ESPN SportsCenter No. 1 play at the PGA Profesional National Championship in June, a 95-yard wedge from the fairway on the second playoff hole for the 20th and final club-pro berth.
"I'll still be talking about that shot when I go to my grave," he said.
This is the fourth time the Hartford, Conn., native has teed it up in the PGA Championship. He missed the cut in 2002 at Hazeltine in Chaska, Minn., and again in 2003 at Oak Hill.
"I still remember missing the cut by two strokes," Labritz said of that visit to Pittsford 10 years ago. "That won't happen this week."
In 2010 he was in position to attain his Top-15 goal when a quadruple bogey on the 18th hole on Saturday dropped him back into the pack. He settled for a tie for 68th, the best finish by a club pro.
If he makes the cut, he would go to the second stage of the PGA's Qualifying School. He already considers himself a late bloomer, and he has the flexibility to hone his game a whole lot more than a lot of club pros.
"I've got probably one of the best jobs on the planet," he said. "They (the members at GlenArbor) let me practice as much as I feel I need to."
And if he needed just a tiny extra bit of a go-get-'em omen, he received it as he boarded his flight for Rochester.
The tail of the plane was marked with a 143RL. This significance, you ask? His house number growing up was 143, and his initials are RL.
"And there was a big W," he said with a smile.
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The Zimbabwe International Film Festival  (abbreviated as ZIFF) is an annual ten-day film festival held in Zimbabwe in August or September. Instituted in 1998, it is organised by the Zimbabwe International Film Festival Trust (ZIFFT), a non-profit organisation. The festival is a non-political competitive platform that provides a showcase of feature films, documentary films and short films, as well as providing workshops and other cultural events.

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Film festivals in Zimbabwe
1998 establishments in Zimbabwe
Recurring events established in 1998
Annual events in Zimbabwe
Festivals in Zimbabwe

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