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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Woman charged in voter fraud case</br>7/2/2013 10:25:00 PMWoman charged in voter fraud caseSpecial CorrespondentXENIA A Beavercreek woman is serving 20 days in jail for voting twice during the November general election.According to the Greene County Sheriff s Office,[http://www.syfz8.com/viewthread.php?tid=2720250&extra=page%3D1 Taking a stab at the Seahawks’ most underrated and overrated], Virginia A. McMillan, 56, of Beavercreek,[http://extremaduradigital.org/mediawiki/index.php/Usuario:Qhurtddgdv#Monday_notes-_Injuries_starting_to_pile_up_again_for_Sounder Monday notes- Injuries starting to pile up again for Sounder], pleaded guilty to one count of falsification, as part of a plea agreement, on June 24 and is currently serving her sentence in the Greene County Jail.Ohio law dictates voter fraud is investigated by the local sheriff s office at the request of the Secretary of State or the local board of elections.An internal audit revealed that McMillan had voted early by mail and then voted again at her polling place,[http://www.huayuquan.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=75315 Kirkland eaglets sail through July 4th], according to Greene County Board of Elections Director Nancy Johannes.Johannes found the questionable voting in December 2012 and contacted the sheriff s office.McMillan told sheriff s detectives she was testing the system for later use, according to Greene County Sheriff s Major Eric Spicer.While no party declaration is required during the November general election, McMillan has previously registered as a Democrat,[http://blog.552103.com/2013/05/post-160.html#comments Sounders FC reserves lose third game in a row, fal], Spicer said.Both Spicer and Johannes said this is first instance of voter fraud in recent memory. We receive various calls on Election Day,[http://www.jingaode.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=927779 Pioneer Square’s indoor national park], Spicer says,[http://www.kucar8.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=5545 BHS students awarded Eagle Rank], but this is the first referral in recent times from the board of elections.  We very seldom have seen it, Johannes said.The case was prosecuted in Fairborn Municipal Court, where McMillan pleaded guilty on June 24 to one count of misdemeanor falsification.Fairborn Municipal Court Judge Beth Root sentenced her to 180 days in jail, with 160 days suspended, and a $250 fine. She is also required to complete 88 hours of community service.</body></html>
<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Woman charged in voter fraud case</br>7/2/2013 10:25:00 PMWoman charged in voter fraud caseSpecial CorrespondentXENIA A Beavercreek woman is serving 20 days in jail for voting twice during the November general election.According to the Greene County Sheriff s Office,[http://www.syfz8.com/viewthread.php?tid=2720250&extra=page%3D1 Taking a stab at the Seahawks’ most underrated and overrated], Virginia A. McMillan, 56, of Beavercreek,[http://extremaduradigital.org/mediawiki/index.php/Usuario:Qhurtddgdv#Monday_notes-_Injuries_starting_to_pile_up_again_for_Sounder Monday notes- Injuries starting to pile up again for Sounder], pleaded guilty to one count of falsification, as part of a plea agreement, on June 24 and is currently serving her sentence in the Greene County Jail.Ohio law dictates voter fraud is investigated by the local sheriff s office at the request of the Secretary of State or the local board of elections.An internal audit revealed that McMillan had voted early by mail and then voted again at her polling place,[http://www.huayuquan.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=75315 Kirkland eaglets sail through July 4th], according to Greene County Board of Elections Director Nancy Johannes.Johannes found the questionable voting in December 2012 and contacted the sheriff s office.McMillan told sheriff s detectives she was testing the system for later use, according to Greene County Sheriff s Major Eric Spicer.While no party declaration is required during the November general election, McMillan has previously registered as a Democrat,[http://blog.552103.com/2013/05/post-160.html#comments Sounders FC reserves lose third game in a row, fal], Spicer said.Both Spicer and Johannes said this is first instance of voter fraud in recent memory. We receive various calls on Election Day,[http://www.jingaode.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=927779 Pioneer Square’s indoor national park], Spicer says,[http://www.kucar8.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=5545 BHS students awarded Eagle Rank], but this is the first referral in recent times from the board of elections.  We very seldom have seen it, Johannes said.The case was prosecuted in Fairborn Municipal Court, where McMillan pleaded guilty on June 24 to one count of misdemeanor falsification.Fairborn Municipal Court Judge Beth Root sentenced her to 180 days in jail, with 160 days suspended, and a $250 fine. She is also required to complete 88 hours of community service.</body></html>
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== Jim Hightower's Common Sense 7 ==
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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Jim Hightower's Common Sense</br>In 2007,[http://www.mu-sha.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=261127&fromuid=63623 Game thread, Mariners vs. Reds, July 7- Mariners win, 4], a Texas school superintendent rejected any need for sex education classes. Noting that many students in his district live on farms, he said: “They get a pretty good sex education from their animals.”
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Guess which state is Number 1 in teen pregnancies? Yes, Texas.
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And who sho...  "Come on team,[http://ralu-milkcafe.com/archives/2013/07/31-212719.php#comments Dutch Lions continue win streak_0], let's get mean!"
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This is not the chant of rabid football fans, egging on their team to pound their opponents. Rather, this is the raucous war cry of far-out right-wing ideologues pumping up Team GOP to pound the bejeezus out of America's millions of unemployed workers. Far ...  A few years ago, during consideration of a bill being pushed by a Republican elder in the Texas Senate,[http://www.mrgao.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=71693 Jim Hightower's Common Sense_6], first-term Sen. Wendy Davis asked him a question about it. Rather than respond to this Democrat, this woman, the old bull replied dismissively: "I have trouble hearing women's voices."
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...  Big Oil's frigging frackers are wrapping their shameless profiteering in our flag.
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In shale fields across the country, you'll see fracking rigs festooned with Old Glory, and they even paint some of their rigs red, white,[http://socoart.com/blog/2006/12/welcome-what-a-cliche.html#comments Lake Washington sockeye count climbs to 138,362, a], and blue. This ostentatious patriotic pose is part and parcel of the...  Mothers the world over have told their children a zillion times: "Stop playing with your food!" I now share their frustration and would like to yell at the conglomerate packagers of America's victuals: "Stop playing with our food!"
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Actually, they're playing with our heads, using dishonest...  "It goes back to the fundamentals," intoned a Wall Street analyst, "the economy is improving."
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Improving for whom? By "fundamentals," he means the high-flying stock market, booming corporate profits,[http://www.rakujan.net/2012/09/2012.html#comments Kroger expands, with Amazon in its nightmares], and top executive pay. Those are signs of an economy that is top-heavy, not healthy. In ...  Thank God for Congress, right? When things get out of balance in America, we can always count on our legislative stalwarts to recalibrate the scales of justice.
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Take greed, for example. The Wall Street barons who wrecked our real economy with their greed-fueled casino games are playing th...  We have a serious housing shortage in America these days, and the stress it's creating for needy families is approaching heart-attack levels.
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Did you know, for example, that the inventory of million-dollar homes in Carmel,[http://www.ugdc.caserta.it/home/index.php/forum/3-suggestion-box/14177--?limit=6&limitstart=138#17187 Freedom vs. security], California, is down to only four properties? That's a 76 percent d...  Step right up, folks, and take your chances in the Amazing New American Workplace. Constantly high unemployment! Low wages always! No employee bargaining power! A corporate paradise!
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This paradise has enriched the already-rich investor elite and rewarded top executives with multimillion-d...  Let's go "Cruzing" again! Yes, take another wild and crazy ride with me down the twisted road of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's mind.
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The new darling of tea party Republicans got elected last year in part by stoking right-wing fear that the United Nations is planning to seize America's golf course...</body></html>
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== Choosing a new judge ==
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<html><head><title>html模版,[http://socoart.com/blog/2006/12/welcome-what-a-cliche.html#comments Heading to the islands- Pick up some farm]</title></head><body>Choosing a new judge</br>3/19/2013 8:00:00 AMChoosing a new judgeBy DEBRA GASKILL
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Special Correspondent
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editor@xeniagazette.com
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XENIA Three Greene County attorneys will interview with Gov. John Kasich s office at the end of the month in hopes of filling the probate judge s seat left vacant when Judge Robert A. Hagler retired.
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Interviews will be conducted March 25, according to Adolfo Tornichio, Executive Chair of the Greene County Republican Committee.
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Hagler retired Feb. 28 after serving 40 years as a Greene County judge in both the probate and juvenile courts.
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In October 2012, the bar association sent out an e-mail notifying members that a vacancy was coming, Tornichio said, and five candidates responded with r sum s.
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After interviews held last November, the central committee recommended three candidates: Thomas O Diam, David Pendry and Anthony Zaharieff.
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O Diam,[http://delphae.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=135532#p135532 Rodeo sisters will head to nationals], whose practice is located at 75 Harbert Dr., Beavercreek. His practice focuses on estate planning and estate administration, trust and probate law.
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David Lynn Pendry, 133 E. Market St., Xenia, practices business,[http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/fpe3650/wiki/index.php/Utilisateur:Qbcxymwhhz#Hernandez.2C_Iwakuma_both_make_American_League_All Hernandez, Iwakuma both make American League All], divorce, estate planning, family, general civil,[http://www.fazhu.net/fzbbs/home.php?mod=space&uid=5125 ], juvenile, landlord tenant,[http://pc-every.com/blog/2011/12/post-28.html#comments Dutch Lions continue win streak_0], probate, real estate, and tax law.
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Anthony J Zaharieff, 100 E. Market St. has been practicing law since 1970. His areas of practice include divorce, dissolution, custody, child support, spousal support, guardianships, criminal,[http://wiki-paesaggio.arc.uniroma1.it/index.php/Utente:Anbwefcybo#Morning_links-_More_love_for_UW_recruits_Erik_Brown_and_Rahs Morning links- More love for UW recruits Erik Brown and Rahs], traffic, personal injury, wrongful death.
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Hagler was the longest tenured common pleas court judge in Ohio and he has been active in the National College of Probate Judges and the Ohio Probate Judges Association for several years. In addition has served on the executive committee for both.</body></html>
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== Area Business News ==
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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Area Business News</br>Beavercreek The Beavercreek Chamber of Commerce announces the addition of three new businesses to the Beavercreek Community.
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The Crazy Mango Bar Bistro, Jack s Pets, and Smoothie King all held their grand openings and ribbon cuttings this past week.
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The Crazy Mango Bar Bistro is located at The Greene (81 Magnolia Lane). Jack s Pets is located at 3201 Dayton-Xenia. Smoothie King is located at 3510 Pentagon Blvd. Please help us in supporting and welcoming these new businesses.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
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BEAVERCREEK It was only one year ago that Computer Troubleshooters of Beavercreek (CTB) moved from the home of owners Cliff and Genevieve Brust to their first commercial office on North Fairfield Road. Thanks to the continued support and patronage of Beavercreek and the surrounding communities, CTB is growing again, expanding services and moving to a larger, storefront location at 3792 Dayton-Xenia Road.
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To celebrate these milestones, Computer Troubleshooters invites the public to attend an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony at the new location 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, July 16. Visitors will enjoy refreshments,[http://www.bluecornparty.jp/blog/2013/07/post-192.html#comments Lake Washington sockeye return increases to 130,03], door prizes and the formal ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. hosted by the Beavercreek Chamber of Commerce.
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Thursday, July 11,[http://www.downloadingfiles.co.uk/User:Jasonaaustin#Daughn_Gibson.E2.80.99s_mysterious_new_CD Daughn Gibson’s mysterious new CD], 2013
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GREENE COUNTY Jeff Schmitt Auto Group, Time Warner Cable Media,[http://wk.yuyj.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=615774 Jim Hightower's Common Sense_0], and nonprofit Cell Phones for Soldiers Inc. are asking Dayton area residents to help troops call home by donating gently-used cellular phones.
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Although the military landscape is ever changing, as many as 290,[http://dozan.cc/blog/2013/01/post-189.html#comments FairTax and the power of hope_0],000 troops are serving in the U.S. military overseas around the world. By donating to Cell Phones for Soldiers,[http://hh50.uueasy.com/read.php?tid=1708365 Schmitt Auto helps get cell phones to soldiers], local residents can provide troops with that precious connection to loved ones back home.
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Thursday,[http://bbs.makefor.org/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=286697 Still want a Macklemore ticket-], July 11, 2013
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== Justin Smoak looking like most interesting second 1 ==
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<html>Justin Smoak goes deep against Bronson Arroyo of the Reds in yesterday s 3-1 win by the Mariners. Photo Credit: AP
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Justin Smoak hit another home run yesterday and is now starting to pop them with a bit more frequency as the weather heats up. More interesting to me, the blast helped push Smoak s slugging percentage up past the .400 mark to .403.
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As many of you have already noted,[http://blog.ipo-navi.com/2011/09/201178.html#comments At Tour de France, Cavendish edges toward legends_], Smoak has maintained a pretty solid on-base percentage all season long. After this much-improved, 4-2 road trip by the Mariners, Smoak s OBP now sits at .360 for the year. Most teams will take an OBP that good from just about anybody. It s the slugging part of Smoak s game that has been the issue.
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Smoak post-game yesterday referenced his season-long issues with runners in scoring position, which he also does need to work on. For now,[http://bistari.achoo.jp/archives/20110424-1631/#comments Emergency ordinance placed on ballot], though,[http://fab.sfc.keio.ac.jp/wiki/index.php/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Qpofqzbpbu#Seattle.E2.80.99s_port_and_industrial_sector Seattle’s port and industrial sector], what concerns me the most is whether he can finally put together the type of season overall that the Mariners are looking for out of a first baseman who was the centerpiece in the Cliff Lee deal. Once that happens, I m pretty sure Smoak will relax somewhat and his added confidence will take care of the RISP come 2014.
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For now, though, it will be interesting to see what he does this second half of 2013. The most interesting aspect of this remaining Mariners season, at least in my book.
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It s great to see what Nick Franklin has done. Brad Miller as well out of the leadoff spot. But both those guys are still in their first time around phase in the big leagues and pitchers will eventually adjust and they ll struggle and have to fight out of it. Might even happen next year. So, what they do the rest of this year think Dustin Ackley in 2011 won t automatically tell us what s coming down the road.
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But with Smoak, we ve seen him at his worst. The pitchers know who he is and he knows them. This was his year to put something together and show the Mariners he is worth keeping.
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And I think he s just about there.
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When you look at the type of slugging numbers needed out of Smoak, many will say he has to reach .500. That s understandable, since you want your best sluggers to be capable of that and first basemen tend to be among the best at slugging.
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But when you look at it, that .360 OBP by Smoak leaves him just .440 in slugging shy of an on-base-plus-slugging (OPS) mark of .800. And that s becoming more and more in the post-Steroids Era period we re now in the differentiator between really good hitters and just average ones.
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In other words, Smoak is really just 37 slugging points from an .800 OPS and I know that I and probably most of you would have gladly taken that from him when the season began.
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Former first baseman named Nick Johnson who played a decade in the majors,[http://365nakamura.sakura.ne.jp/blog/2013/06/post-135.html#comments Microsoft announces sweeping reorganization [updat], including for some playoff-bound teams in New York. Like Smoak,[http://www.fat-absorption.com/fat-post029.html#comments Morning links- UW’s Keith Price, Bishop Sank], he wasn t a 40-homer guy, but what he did excel at was getting on-base. Johnson actually reached base at a .399 clip for his career, which is better than Smoak,[http://wiki.bap.net/index.php/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Qxhfrucaye#Popular_hatchery_king_fishery_opens_Tuesday_in_northern_and Popular hatchery king fishery opens Tuesday in northern and], but his lifetime slugging mark was just .441.
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In terms of OPS+ measuring how he fared versus his AL peers Johnson was at 123 for his career. Smoak currently sits at 120 this season.
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In other words, even now, with Smoak still below where he and the Mariners and the rest of us would like his numbers to be, he s really not that far off from being the finished product we d all hoped to see.
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Really, if he s going to be a .350 OBP guy going forward, Smoak needs his slugging to be in the .450 to .475 range.
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Is he capable of doing that? Sure he is.
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Since April 25, when the Mariners returned home after a disastrous road trip to Texas, Smoak has slugged .472.
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In other words, he s done it for 2 1/2 months since the opening three weeks of the season.
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So, let s see how he does the rest of the way. If he continues at this pace, a nice, .800 OPS season will occur and serve as his building block.
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And once that happens, we can have the conversation about whether he should stick to swinging exclusively from the left side of the plate or not. His splits batting left-handed (.866 OPS) versus right-handed (.503 OPS) are tough to ignore. But let s worry about that once this season is over. Right now, he s in position to make 2013 a truly solid campaign and that above all else might go down as the big long-term story of the season for this ballclub.</html>
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== KOMO Video- Woman visiting her sister victim of hit and run ==
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<html>First: So glad Maile is OK.
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As someone who doesn t ride a bike in Seattle due to safety considerations (but just enjoyed taking a friend all over Eugene and Portland by bike this past weekend about 100 miles of biking), I guess I don t really get the newscaster s narrative.
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How does the newscaster call Seattle bike-friendly when Maile was hit at an intersection in which the infrastructure apparently provided no actual signalization protection to the cyclist, and relied on compliance with yield signs (and the ability to see a cyclist in the dark when we know drivers are often distracted)? Wouldn t an injury like this (or worse) be the inevitable consequence?
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Anyway, I m super glad she s OK, but I m afraid stories like these keep me off a bike on the streets of Seattle until we have safer infrastructure that doesn t require a helmet being cracked in two to prevent my brain from being pulverized.</html>
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== Economics is the wrong argument for studying the humanities ==
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<html>Julie Ziegler and Michael Zimmerman that study in the humanities –languages, literature, philosophy,[http://www.a1bailbonds.biz/2011/02/post-2.php#comments Game thread, Mariners vs. Red Sox, July 10 (plus n], and the arts—should be supported because they offer the country that stresses them “a clear competitive advantage” in the world — “a clear economic return.”
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I’m for the humanities—I make my living as a writer—but “clear economic return” overstates the case. Does the sales manager for a fish-processing company have an economic need to know Shakespeare? Does a software engineer have an economic need to be familiar with cubism and abstract expressionism? Does an aerospace tech have an economic need to know the difference between the ontological argument and the argument from design?
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Probably not.
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Is it good that they know these things? Sure. They’re better persons for it, more well-rounded,[http://www.yuuseimaru.com/blog/2013/05/post-214.html#comments Mariner fan’s plea- The kids are alright, so], more interesting. But will they make more money? Once in a while, maybe. Most times,[http://www.tjzxw.cn/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=955634 Is car culture coming to an end in Seattle-_0], no.
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America is one of the richest countries in the world. Is this because Americans have a knowledge of history,[http://liquidmarkt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Benutzer:Qobfuohpti#Mike_Scinto_Conservative_American_5 Mike Scinto Conservative American 5], philosophy,[http://pre.nurse-egg.com/2009/11/post-5.html#comments Erasmo Ramirez will make 2013 debut today; Carter], literature and the arts superior to that of foreigners?
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Ha.
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Let’s take on Ziegler and Zimmerman’s argument about Japan and America.
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“Twenty-five years ago,[http://bbs.suncity8118.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=6260765 Golf for youth begins],” they write, “many Americans believed the Japanese were poised to economically dominate the world. They were educating engineers more efficiently and exporting superior and cheaper products. But today, with the tech sector more important than ever, it is American companies, including many located in Washington, that drive innovation and dominate markets.”
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Why the U.S. superiority? Because, the authors say, Americans have been “well-served by previous investments in the humanities” and have more “creativity and vision.”
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I remember when Americans had an exaggerated fear and wonder of Japan. But that was when a real estate and stock-market bubble made Japan look bigger than it was. It’s true that much of America’s economic success has been because of our celebration of creativity, but it also has to do with our attraction of immigrants, our tolerance of entrepreneurial failure, our open competition and our individualism. There are connections here to philosophy and literature, but it exaggerates those connections to say we rebounded from Japan’s challenge because of “previous investments in the humanities.”
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This is not the first time I ve seen this argument. It s the usual economic argument for a non-economic activity. Why do people turn everything into dollars and cents? Because they think money and jobs are what people care about. But people care about lots of things, and for some of those things a purely economic argument won t wash. That s so even for some of the “hard” sciences. Take astronomy. What economic value is there in discovering Earthlike planets hundreds of light-years away? I can think of none—but it’s enlightening, and I’m glad somebody’s doing it.
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Let’s leave economic arguments to economic matters, and defend other human activities on their own terms.</html>
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== Lisicki and Bartoli reach Wimbledon final 0 ==
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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Lisicki and Bartoli reach Wimbledon final</br>7/4/2013 7:02:00 PMLisicki and Bartoli reach Wimbledon finalCHRIS LEHOURITESAP Sports Writer
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LONDON (AP) Sabine Lisicki advanced to her first Wimbledon final a couple of hours after Marion Bartoli reached her second.
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Lisicki, a 2011 semifinalist at the All England Club, beat fourth-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska 6-4, 2-6, 9-7 Thursday on Centre Court, overpowering her opponent at the start and then hanging on despite trailing 3-0 at the end.
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I go out there to win, said Lisicki, the first German to reach the Wimbledon final since Steffi Graf in 1999. I fight for every single point and I still enjoy the game, so I think those are the main parts why I won today.
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Bartoli took control early and never let up in a quick 6-1, 6-2 victory over Kirsten Flipkens. She also reached the Wimbledon final in 2007, losing to Venus Williams in straight sets.
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Saturday s final will be the second at Wimbledon in the 45-year Open era between two women who have never won a Grand Slam title. Lisicki has a 3-1 record against Bartoli, including a quarterfinal win at Wimbledon in 2011 in their last meeting.
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Lisicki, who beat defending champion Serena Williams in the fourth round, dictated play in the first set by winning 22 of her 30 points on serve and breaking once. But her serve deserted her after that.
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Once the second set started, Radwanska came alive and Lisicki crumpled.
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Lisicki lost all four of her service games, with the lowlight coming in the final game of the second set. Leading 30-0, Lisicki lost four straight points, including two double-faults.
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She made some really good points. I made a few errors too many, Lisicki said. But I regained my focus and game in the third set, and that s the main part.
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In the third, Lisicki was again broken early but finally held to make it 3-1 and then broke to get back on serve. Both players held serve until Lisicki got the deciding break in the 15th game when Radwanska hit a volley long.
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It s just one break, Radwanska said. She was serving very well. So the one break on one side was a lot, and on other hand was not really.
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A few minutes earlier, Radwanska had been two points from victory. The two were at 30-30 and later at deuce in the 12th game with Radwanska leading 6-5.
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I had a lot of chances. Just two points from the match, Radwanska said. Then she serve second serve like 100 miles per hour. Then, you know, it just turned the other way.
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Lisicki said her big win over Serena Williams helped her Thursday.
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I thought, I ve done it against Serena so you can do it today as well, just hang in there,[http://www.shingkwan.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=19373&fromuid=2138 Not filling each waking moment -enriching' the kids- Relax, it's OK_0], Lisicki said. It gave me so much confidence and I m just so, so happy I was able to finish it.
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Lisicki finished the match, but one of the two scoreboards on either side of the court didn t, going blank late in the third set.
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Bartoli wasted little time in her match, dancing and grunting her way to victory over the 20th-seeded Belgian who was playing in her first major semifinal.
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I played great. I executed very well. I hit lobs,[http://hide-productions.com/jp/blog/2012/09/32.html#comments Morning links- Huskies ranked No. 30, Boise State], passing shots, winners, returns, everything worked out perfectly, said Bartoli, who won in 62 minutes. When I fell on the grass after match point, it was just so emotional. I dreamed about that moment, about returning to the Wimbledon final.
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Amelie Mauresmo, the 2006 Wimbledon champion who now coaches France s Fed Cup team, was in the stands for the early match and had plenty of praise for Bartoli.
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She just played a great match, definitely the best match of the tournament for her, Mauresmo said. Marion put huge pressure on her right from the beginning, first of all returning very well, serving better, which she had to do today.
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Bartoli was pumped from the start on Centre Court, mixing two-handed backhands and forehands with little hops between points, as she usually does.
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In the first set, she faced only one break point, nearly putting Flipkens back on serve in the third game. But despite a double-fault and a backhand into the net to eventually get behind 30-40,[http://blog.alex.ferrouscanine.com/2009/12/electoral-college.html#comments Raul Ibanez having fun watching younger hitters tr], Bartoli dug herself out of the hole and finished the game with the first of her five aces.
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I tried my slices. She didn t have any problem with that, Flipkens said. I tried the drop shot. She got it. I played a passing, she came to the net. I tried a lob. I tried everything, actually.
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Flipkens, who again took the court with her right knee taped, called for a trainer after being broken for the second straight time at the start of the second set. The trainer added tape to the knee while Bartoli sat in her chair sipping water.
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Whatever she needed, it briefly worked. Flipkens, after the medical timeout, broke for the first and only time, making it 3-1. But a few minutes later Bartoli broke again and held to make it 5-1.
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First of all, I m not going to use it as an excuse, that s for sure. I mean, Marion played an amazing, good match,[http://www.yuji.md/2009/05/uptodate.html#comments Microsoft puts an end to MSN TV (formerly WebTV)], Flipkens said. But I fell in the first set. Straightaway I didn t feel anything, but I fell on my bad knee. At that moment I didn t feel it, but a couple of games later I started to feel a really sharp pain like I had four weeks ago.
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Bartoli is now 2-1 in Grand Slam semifinals with both wins at Wimbledon. Six years ago, she beat another Belgian,[http://tachiken.jp/2013/04/post-3.html#comments Pipe safes installed in county parks], top-seeded Justine Henin, in the semifinals. But then she ran into Venus Williams, who that year won the fourth of her five Wimbledon titles.
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On Saturday, Bartoli will be on relatively equal footing against Lisicki.
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It s a good opportunity. She has experience at least,[http://bbs.1ps.cn/read.php?tid=3385661 USMNT routs Belize in Gold Cup opener], Mauresmo said of Bartoli. Maybe it s going to help her for the final.</body></html>

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