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Chapter 22
Moses sets forth laws pertaining to lost property, wearing of proper clothes, caring for interests of others, marrying virgins, and sexual immorality.
1 Thou shalt not see thy
2 And if thy brother
3 In like manner shalt thou do with his ass; and so shalt thou do with his raiment; and with all
4 ¶Thou shalt not see thy brother's ass or his ox fall down by the way, and hide thyself from them: thou shalt surely
5 ¶The woman shall not
6 ¶If a bird's nest chance to be before thee in the way in any tree, or on the ground, whether they be young ones, or eggs, and the
7 But thou shalt in any wise let the dam go, and take the young to thee; that it may be well with thee, and that thou mayest
8 ¶When thou buildest a new house, then thou shalt make a
9 ¶Thou shalt not sow thy vineyard with
10 ¶Thou shalt not plow with an ox and an ass together.
11 ¶Thou shalt not wear a garment of
12 ¶Thou shalt make thee
13 ¶If any man take a wife, and go in unto her, and
14 And
15 Then shall the father of the damsel, and her mother, take and bring forth the tokens of the damsel's virginity unto the elders of the city in the gate:
16 And the damsel's father shall say unto the elders, I gave my daughter unto this man to wife, and he hateth her;
17 And, lo, he hath given occasions of speech against her, saying, I found not thy daughter a maid; and yet these are the tokens of my daughter's virginity. And they shall spread the cloth before the elders of the city.
18 And the elders of that city shall take that man and chastise him;
19 And they shall
20 But if this thing be true, and the tokens of virginity be not found for the damsel:
21 Then they shall bring out the damsel to the door of her father's house, and the men of her city shall stone her with stones that she
22 ¶If a man be found lying with a woman
23 ¶If a damsel that is a virgin be betrothed unto
24 Then ye shall bring them both out unto the gate of that city, and ye shall stone them with stones that they die; the damsel, because she
25 ¶But if a man find a betrothed damsel in the field, and the man force her, and
26 But unto the damsel thou shalt do nothing; there is in the damsel no sin worthy of death: for as when a man riseth against his neighbour, and slayeth him,
27 For he found her in the field, and the betrothed damsel cried, and there was none to save her.
28 ¶If a man find a damsel that is a
29 Then the man that lay with her shall give unto the damsel's father fifty shekels of silver, and she shall be his
30 ¶A man shall not take his


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NEW YORK — There was a time when Brooklyn Nets employees and fans alike envisioned Dwight Howard making his Barclays Center debut in a black-and-white uniform, but that now seems like a distant memory.
Because of Howard's shoulder injury, Nets fans didn't even get to see him in Gold and Purple on Tuesday. The injury cost him his third consecutive game and likely his only chance to play at Barclays Center this season.
Howard's Los Angeles Lakers won 92-83, though new starting center Pau Gasol went down with a foot injury. He will have an MRI exam Wednesday in Boston.
Howard didn't say much at Tuesday's shootaround. He hoped for another win, but when asked if he could play with the injury, the soon-to-be free agent said, "This is my career."
GAME: Lakers pull away in final minutes
SUSPENSION: D'Antoni explains World Peace's ban
"I have no idea," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said Tuesday when asked if Howard would return by the end of the road trip. "I would think, but I do not know. It just depends on how bad, when the pain goes away."
Both teams obviously wanted Howard before the season started, but if you expected either the Lakers or Nets to lament over his absence on Tuesday, you haven't been paying attention.
COMPLAINT: Lakers go to league about hard fouls on Howard
In the months since the Nets' failed second attempt to acquire Howard (they had also tried and failed at last year's trade deadline), Brook Lopez has turned into one of the top players at the position. He currently leads all centers in scoring at just less than 19 points per game and was recently selected to his first All-Star game.
As point guard Deron Williams said on Sunday, missing out on Howard is not a "woulda, coulda, shoulda scenario."
BYNUM: Ex-Laker says knee injections aren't working
Meanwhile, the Lakers — who acquired Howard from the Orlando Magic in the offseason — won five of six heading into Tuesday (the final two of which were without Howard) as the offense seemed to take on a new, unselfish identity.
"You play the same way," D'Antoni said. "We just want to try and keep (opponents) out of the lane a little bit better because we don't have that guy at the rim to clog it up."
In truth, the Lakers offense began to morph into something new in late January, but Howard's absence hasn't done anything to slow down that transitio. If anything, having Pau Gasol starting at center has allowed Kobe Bryant to be more of a facilitator because the 7-footer possesses is a different player than the one-dimensional Howard.
"He's very versatile," shooting guard Jodie Meeks told USA TODAY Sports about Gasol. "He's a great passer. He's a great player who's playing well."
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Gasol scored 45 points on 18 of 33 shooting in the first two games Howard missed.
Bryant is averaging 9.4 assists in his past five games and the offense accumulated 209 combined points in road wins vs. the Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves.
"It's just our ball movement has been better and Kobe kind of led that from about six games ago or seven," D'Antoni said. "Everybody kind of picked up on that and from there our defensive energy kind of picked up."
And while Meeks admitted that the Lakers miss Howard's passing in the post, he said he hasn't noticed any tangible effect in the spacing of D'Antoni's offense. In other words, Gasol's presence hasn't forced defenses to react any differently.
"I think we have so many great players on this team, there's spacing anyway," Meeks said.
Alex Raskin writes for HoopsWorld.com.


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Jerome McGann Conversation
Jerome McGann talks to Charles Bernstein about the continuing importance of Blake and the Pre-Raphaelites, about poetry as a form of knowledge, about the disease of Romantic Ideology with special reference to Byron and Wordsworth, and about the textual condition in new and old media, with special to the inevitably of multiple variants of any work.
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Probation search allegedly finds honey oil lab, ends in man's arrest
November 20, 2013
Narcotics detectives conducting a probation search arrested a man after they reportedly discovered a honey oil lab in his residence.
Members of the Nevada County Sheriff's Narcotics Task Force conducted the search Wednesday afternoon at a residence in the 13000 block of Ryan Ranch Road, said Lt. Steve Tripp.
The resident, identified as Jeffery Scott Waters, was making honey oil, or hash oil, Tripp said.
Honey oil is the concentrated liquid essence of marijuana and is manufactured in several ways; one of the more popular methods, according to Tripp, uses butane to extract the THC from the plant.
The marijuana is placed inside a capped-off PVC pipe with butane and the resulting concentrate then is heated to burn the butane off, Tripp said.
"It can be a dangerous procedure," he said.
Detectives reportedly found PVC pipe and honey oil in the freezer, as well as several pounds of processed marijuana.
Waters, 41, was arrested on suspicion of manufacturing a controlled substance, being under the influence of a controlled substance, and violating probation.
He was booked and released on $36,500 bail.
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|Min. % cocoa solids
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I feel sick from the cliche introductions and huge smiling faces..brr.. But I can't wait to see what this Palace looks like. btw Renji and Byakuya are now mummies
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Ahh another cliffhanger. Hate this stuff but it sure makes you more excited for the next chap. The bald guy seems above the rest of his peers. Maybe he's the reason why the it;s said that zero squad surpasses the whole gotei 13. The dude is probably near as strong as Yama. It seems that Unohana doesn't really like fighting. And by basing on his former teacher, she might have learned violent fighting style together with healing abilities.
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nice chapter can't wait for the next few should be fairly good.
-Ichigo will probaly meet the soul king soon.
-Ichigo will probaly repair his bankai and develop quincy powers probaly see inner world while up in the palace.
-Maby some indication of ichigo's past coming soon.
-Guessing the Urahara may be going with them.
chapter made me breatheless... its plain but had a lot of new stuff like:
-Unohana's sensei! (she has a sensei?)
-Unohana's feelings abotu failing (its so saddening)
-Unohana's other ability?
-Mayuri and Shutara!
-The zangeif guy whos bhudist i think...
basing on Kyouraku;s reaction, i think Unohana will become capt'n commander? (OMG)
and her sensei hinted that since healing isnt her doing now, shes gonna fight... OMG
we also saw Soi Fon's revealed weakness... she really is vulnerable now. hope she regains her past stuff
I havent felt this excited for a bleach chapter since zaraki appeared in HM...pretty much sums up my feeling bout this chapter right now. Seems like unohana is the true mofo of this series...im betting that the kirio will slim down to her hot version when she releases her bankai/shikai or smth...like storing up her reiatsu.
Im guessing that urahara is prob the one that will appear n we will have to wait another chap to see the mystery person from HM.
AAAAannnd i jsut noticed... the AFRO SMILING Guy wasnt introduced...
oh and Zero division are all nuts haha, see the firstp age when Shutara's kimbs are carrying trumpets and stuff? haha...
"Imagine Unohana with her braid off... her shikai minazuki rampaging in the skies, attacking who knows what kind... (i hope minazuki's a shapeshifter, not jsut a healing creature... wew imagine it being a RABID GREEN BEAST THING ROARING)... while she bombards her enemies with 90's hado and bakudo... SPAM!!!
wew... need to chill...
OMG guys... i jsut knew... Retsu means...
Ohmygod... wew...
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Best line of the Chapter was when Kirio smacked Shinji and yelled "Feel Pain".
Im at work right now and I feel like shouting "Feel Pain!!!", of course I like getting paid so I'll just keep my mouth shut.
I liked Shutura and Mayuri's interaction. It looks as if there is some history there. Would be cool if she is his older sister or something.
Onohana as the new Captain Commander....interesting. Now I really cant wait to see her fight. A little dissapointed because I wanted Shunsui to be made the new CC, but Onohana isnt a bad choice.
I'm already loving the Zero squad. Onohana's sensei is really interesting. Her strongest techniques come from him.....Boss
Ukitake has been awefully quite lately.
Kenpachi would've wanted to fight one of them because they're that strong. Thats why Kubo put Ken out of commision.
Favorite Manga/Anime CharactersNaruto, Orochimaru, Jariya, Itachi, Ichigo, Mayuri, Kenpachi, Mugen, Vash the Stampede, "L", Edward Elric, Reborn, Rokudo Mukuro, Black Star, Dr. Fraken Stein, Death the Kid
Damn, I think Tite actually trolled himself. Watch the Afro Guy be all over the next chapter in order to make up for this goof.
Oh and I was also thinking everything you just posted as well.


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You'll find art galleries, music venues, specialty shops, and great restaurants all located along Peoria's beautiful RiverFront. Whether it's a quick bite at a casual café or a relaxing dinner, we have something for everyone. You can enjoy live music and entertainment every weekend, shop the largest Antique Center in Central Illinois or find the perfect gift or home accent at one of our fun and inviting RiverFront shops. Throughout the summer, we offer an endless assortment of outdoor concerts and events. And don't miss the RiverFront Market featuring local produce, art, and musicians, Saturday mornings, June – September. Peoria's RiverFront… Where fun, food and friends meet!
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. The Palm's Grill Café has been baking pies and feeding hungry travelers and residents for decades. Their pies are so delicious they've even won a few state pie competitions. Saddle up to the counter or take a seat at a table; either way, the pie and coffee with the community atmosphere is enough to make any first-timer feel like a regular. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
Experience a bit of Napa Valley in Central Illinois. Visit the winery, tasting room and gift shop. Enjoy the panoramic view available for weddings, receptions and meetings.
Epiphany Farms Restaurant is committed to supporting, growing, and showcasing a thriving local food culture. We serve as an anchor for a network of local food producers by increasing community awareness of locally sourced ingredients, increasing interest in the culinary traditions of the Midwest, and providing a positive model for responsible stewardship of the land that nourishes us. Their "Farm to Fork" concept represents a concern for every step of the process linking the meal to the land that produced it. "Farm to Fork" means keeping money in the local economy and using only what the community can provide. It signifies attention to excellence: from the farmer raising the crops to the family sitting down in our dining room to share a meal together.
Housed in a converted train station, Martini's inviteds you to enjoy one or more delicious concoctions from the expansive beverage menu. Martini's boasts of over 100 drink choices, most with tasty names like Almond Joy, German Chocolate Cake, Hot Apple Pie, and Florida Sunshine. If you're looking for a more traditional mix, they offer that as well. Martini's extends with outdoor seating on the patio, which has magnificent views of the river. Live entertainment and Monday drink specials are sure to make your visit memorable!
The Shoppes at Grand Prairie ~ a vibrant, open-air lifestyle center in Peoria ~ is the premier dining and shopping destination for the region. The Shoppes features an exciting blend of retailers and restaurants, along with our anchor stores: Bergner's, DSW, Jillian's and Dick's Sporting Goods. The center is highlighted by an inviting, lushly landscaped outdoor environment that features animal sculptures throughout the center, the nationally acclaimed Holocaust Memorial Button exhibit filled with 11 million buttons, the Caterpillar children's play area, and weekend entertainment.
The Chocolatier is a local candy shop offering a wide range of products they create in store and a variety of your favorite bulk candies.
Landmark's Complex includes the Racquet & Health Club, The Bullpen Sports Bar & Grill, Bowling Center, Landmark Cinemas, The Finish Line Banquet Rooms with rooms to accommodate any occasion, Bowling Pro Shop, and the Barber-Styling Center. Landmark's banquet facilities offer a large variety of party favors and delicious meals that will please every taste bud. In addition, we will tailor any party to fit the interests of your employees, family and friends. After your meeting or during your party, let us incorporate moonlight bowling with laser lights and music, adult arcade games in The Bullpen, or a movie at the Cinemas. With our reasonable food and game prices, the staff at Landmark can offer an enjoyable event to fit any budget.
At home in the heart of Central Illinois, White Oak Vineyards is pleased to share their passion for wine, love for the land and German heritage. The tasting room boasts a comfortable, warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for gatherings with family and friends. The wrap around porch offers lovely views of the vineyard and surrounding countryside. White Oak Vineyards is also available for group tastings, showers, weddings, and more.
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The Waterhouse is a reception, rental and performance facility located in downtown Peoria along the beautiful Illinois River. Get crazy every Friday night at this hilariously entertaining show.
A family-owned and operated winery nestled in a small-town atmosphere. Experience European charm with a glass of wine in our Market Street Courtyard.
Drinks, pizza & music... Come to where "it's happening" in Peoria Heights and enjoy homemade pizza and beer in our beer garden. Dine-in or carry out! Private parties welcomed and we have a band every Friday night. We offer weekly food & drink specials.
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Choose from an upscale menu and dine with us in the decor of an Old English Country Inn. Elegant pub area with piano bar nightly. Convenient to the Peoria Civic Center.
Rhythm Kitchen Music Cafe opened in February of 1999 to join the revitalization of Peoria's Riverfront. They provide a relaxed atmosphere with eclectic decor, a curved bar, an open kitchen, casual lounge area and music. Every Friday and Saturday night, the Cafe features live jazz and blues performances! They prepare all their food fresh at order, and it makes all the difference! They also serve beer, wine, and champagne.
The Ropp Jersey Cheese processing facility in north Normal is owned and operated by a family of 6th generation McLean County dairy farmers. The facility produces cheese curds as well as artisan cheddars, colbys and other cheeses. The Ropp family opened this facility to help promote agriculture as a vital industry to American life. For tour information, please call or visit the website.
Didley's is a '50s outdoor restaurant with carhops on rollerblades, a playground, an outdoor movie theater, a miniature golf course and a concession stand.
The Tearoom At The Depot offers a unique dining experience for all in a historic train depot. Our specials change with the seasons, and our building is a National Historic Site. Garden Gate Floral is a part of the Depot, which affords a variety of shopping pleasure. We're open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch, and are also available for private lunch or dinner parties.
DESTIHL Restaurant & Brew Works
DESTIHL Restaurant & Brew Works is two amazing worlds merged into one: the fusion of craft beer and artisan foods. We are a growing gastrobrewpub concept which creatively combines and reinvents craft beer and full-flavored dishes from America's melting pot using many local ingredients and both modern and traditional techniques.
Famous for Long Island Iced Teas! This bar is located in Downtown Bloomington and offers inside and outdoor seating at in their beer garden.
Located in the heart of Peoria'a Warehouse District, this quick-casual dining experience is unique and wonderful. Fired by locally-sourced hardwood, the menu features gourmet pizzas, sandwiches and a variety of other delectable dishes as well as tasty treats.
Traditional tapas and European savoir-faire. Amazing wine, martinis & spirits. Upscale atmosphere with hints of old world Spanish charm mingled with new world mystique. Join Noir nightly for an effervescent culinary experience! Our fresh spring menu debuts May 1! Plan your next private meeting with us (Groups of 20 or more) - You can reserve "The Boardroom" for meetings up to 15, "The Loft" for up to 60, or "The Balcony" for seating from 10-20. Call for details!
Fine dining featuring traditional Northern and Southern Italian cuisine cooked to order. Extensive wine list and full bar. Private party room available. Patio dining.
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Wales backs George North and Jonathan Davies both return to the Scarlets starting line-up for Saturday's clash with Clermont.
Wales backs George North and Jonathan Davies both return to the Scarlets starting line-up for Saturday's clash with Clermont Auvergne.
Rob McCusker moves to number eight with Sioni Timani starting at blindside flanker, whilst Johan Snyman comes into the second row.
Exciting prospect Samson Lee starts at tighthead prop, replacing the South Africa Jacobie Adriaanse who drops to the bench.
The Scarlets European campaign never really got started and was really derailed after their morale-sapping 49-16 defeat out in Clermont at the start of the Pool back in October.
The Welsh side, who were Heineken Cup semi-finalists in 2007, have failed to win a game in this Pool and were on the end of another defeat when they were beaten 33-14 by Leinster in Dublin in the last round.
Meanwhile, Clermont make eight changes to the side that hammered Exeter Chiefs last weekend, with Wales back Lee Byrne returning at full-back.
Julien Malzieu comes in on the right wing with Benson Stanley partnering captain Aurélien Rougerie in the centres. David Skrela is the other change in the backs, coming in at fly-half for Brock James.
In the pack Raphael Chaume starts in place of Thomas Domingo, with Alexandre Lapandry and Elvis Vermeulen joining Julien Bonnaire into the back-row.
The French side, who reached last season's semi-finals only to be knocked out by eventual winners Leinster, travel to west Wales knowing a win against the Scarlets would ensure a home quarter-final.
Clermont are one of only three sides, along with English champions Harlequins and Top 14 league leaders Toulon, who remain unbeaten in the Pool stages with one game still to play and have had Morgan Parra in prime form.
Scarlets: 15 Liam Williams, 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Adam Warren, 11 Kristian Phillips, 10 Aled Thomas, 9 Tavis Knoyle, 8 Rob McCusker, 7 Josh Turnbull, 6 Sione Timani, 5 Johan Snyman, 4 George Earle, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Ken Owens, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Matthew Rees, 17 Rhodri Jones, 18 Jacobie Adriaanse, 19 Richard Kelly, 20 Aaron Shingler, 21 Gareth Davies, 22 Gareth Maule, 23 Andy Fenby.
ASM Clermont Auvergne: 15 Lee Byrne, 14 Julien Malzieu, 13 Aurélien Rougerie (c), 12 Benson Stanley, 11 Napolioni Nalaga, 10 David Skrela, 9 Morgan Parra, 8 Elvis Vermeulen, 7 Alexandre Lapandry, 6 Julien Bonnaire, 5 Nathan Hines, 4 Jamie Cudmore, 3 Davit Zirakashvili, 2 Benjamin Kayser, 1 Raphael Chaume.
Replacements: 16 Ti'i Paulo, 17 Vincent Debaty, 18 Daniel Kotze, 19 Julien Pierre, 20 Damien Chouly, 21 Ludovic Radoslavjevic , 22 Kevin Senio, 23 Regan King.
Date: Saturday, 19 January
Venue: Parc y Scarlets
Kick-off: 18:00 GMT
Referee: Neil Paterson (Scotland)
Assistant referees: David Changleng (Scotland), Adrian Graves (Scotland)
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1. This is Not for Sale at Parking Space
Anyone who's event description sounds like a ranting manifesto has my vote. This is a one night only even, so don't drag your damn feet or you're gonna miss it. Parking Space is, and I quote, "is a collaborative project initiated by artists Andrew J. Greene, E.J. Hill and Matthew Schaffer." This Is Not For Sale features the work of Karen Bovinich, Austin Eddy, Nick Fraccaro, Danny Greene, Xavier Jimenez, Alexa Loftus, Nina Mayer, Dorian McKaie, Annie Purpura, Kristen VanDeventer, and Tannar Veatch.
Parking Space is located at 2246 W. 19th St. Reception is Friday from 6-10pm.
2. Surrender Dorothy at Concertina Gallery
"Mining the tropes of adolescent identity, both artists share nostalgia-even obsession-for the stylized rebellion of teenage subcultures." Mmmm…sounds like drinkin' beer and burning shit. Or maybe that was just my teen years. Can't help but wonder about what's going to happen to Dorothy too. Surrender Dorothy consists of a large scale collaboration between Jesse Butcher and Corkey Sinks.
Concertina Gallery is located at 2351 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception is Saturday from 7-10pm.
3. Hexenhaus at No Coast
I have a think for work that involves animals. It's personal taste, but eh, you stick an animal in there, I'll at least give it a second look. I also like gardening. So, when I read a description like, "The private lives of humans, animals, and houseplants exist betwixt and between the magic and glamor of polarized human emotions in Hexenhaus" I obviously become intrigued. Hexenhaus features to work of Tessa Siddle.
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From the spare bedroom where Beat and I are staying, the window frames an unobstructed view of a pyramid-shaped peak that captured our attention. When we asked Daniel about it, he said "Oh, that's Peak One. There's a trail you can access from here. It's steep, though."
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Evening on Peak One
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In the picture of the boys on top of the mountain, it looks like the one in the back is reapplying his lip balm. I clicked on the photo to be sure he wasn't (drinking from camelbak hose instead), but it does look like it. It gave me a laugh, thanks. Colorado looks beautiful :)ReplyDelete
Jealous! Peak One is one of those mountains I've looked up at and wanted to summit for years, but for whatever reason, just haven't yet; always end up doing other things when we're out there.ReplyDelete
Your pictures have given me fresh inspiration, though. Maybe I'll finally have to tackle it yet this summer...
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Skip to comments.Ted Cruz calls Obama's back-door amnesty "cravenly political, lawless, and wrong"
Posted on 06/19/2012 9:05:07 AM PDT by Syncro
"Ground zero in the battle between the moderate establishment and the conservative Tea Party tidal wave that is sweeping this country!"
Those are the prophetic words spoken by Ted Cruz and we couldn't agree more.
If you don't know very much about Tea Party Express endorsed Texas U.S. Senate candidate Ted Cruz or haven't seen him speak, you must watch this short video that his campaign put together. They used parts of Ted Cruz's appearance at our rally in Austin, TX from last month where he gave a barn-burner of speech. Enjoy!
If that doesn't fire you up, I don't know what will?
As Ted Cruz proclaims, "This campaign is ground zero in the battle between the moderate establishment and the conservative Tea Party tidal wave that is sweeping this country!"
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The battle for Texas US Senate seat has come down to a very simple decision: do we sit back and allow the RINO big government candidate David Dewhurst run away with the election; or do we take a stand and elect the principled conservative, Ted Cruz?In 2010, we took a stand with conservatives across the country and WON! In Indiana last month, we took a stand in Richard Mourdock and WON! In Wisconsin earlier this month, we took a stand with Governor Walker and WON! Now, with the wind at our back, its time to take a stand in Texas!....In 2012 we have an opportunity to take the U.S. Senate and remove the gavel from the hands of Harry Reid! In Texas, We have the opportunity to send a TRUE fiscal conservative to the U.S. Senate one that will fight for the people and will not be bullied by the D.C. insiders and party elders. Lets take this opportunity by electing Ted Cruz to the U.S. Senate!
I see from the pictures Cruz is wearing the same outfit Mitt Romney, another Harvard Lawyer running for high office has been wearing on the stump.
"Ted Cruz calls Obama's back-door amnesty "cravenly political, lawless, and wrong"
Compare that statement to Romney's sissy mush mouth.....
I found that to be a very good commercial.
His position should have been against what Obama was doing, but instead he said, "well, he might be right?" .... oh me.
Wearing the same 'outfit' does not make them alike in any way. Romney is a liberal one world socialist Cruz is not.
They share a walk in closet.
Romney agrees with Obamster.
The GOP is trying to seduce the illegal alien criminal invading colonists into voting Republican in November.
(Romney is total liberal RINO GOP through and through.)
All they need is about 35% of the illegal votes to pull it off.
Not gonna happen.
"Perry and Dewhurst call Ted Cruz heartless".
"Wearing the same outfit does not make them alike in any way. Romney is a liberal one world socialist Cruz is not."
How do you KNOW Cruz is not?
It takes a little political discernment, gnat.
The poster sees it correctly.
According to "Big Gulp" Bloomberg's latest "poll", Barry's amnesty program is "a hit" with 64% of Americans and 66% of "independents". America is so over. Everyone better learn how to speak Spanish. We're done.
So true, the American people for generations have had a soft spot for illegal immigrants. They don't understand economics either.
Is Mr. Cruz VP material?
That was so yesterday. Tomorrow when the job info hits they should redo the poll.
Then again, kids have been SO brainwashed they probably think breaking the law is fine as long as it helps someone.
Ngat is a Dewhurst troll. He has nothing specific of substance to say against Cruz and for Dewhurst, time and again, and thus he/she is reduced to "wearing similar clothes" and "also went to Harvard" lines like a 7-year-old.
Ngat, Chief Justice Roberts "went to Harvard" too. So did a lot of conservatives. Call us when you turn 8 — or, better yet, when you turn conservative.
Lawyer Cruz and Lawyer Mitt both have broken some serious man-laws. The sight of those old men shoving their nuts in a pair of sister-jeans along with their starched, pressed Brooks Brothers shirts is enough to make chicks and real guys collapse in gales of laughter.
"Ngat, Chief Justice Roberts went to Harvard too. So did a lot of conservatives. Call us when you turn 8 or, better yet, when you turn conservative."
Ready to eat those words yet, Pogo?
No. Disappointed in Roberts's ruling, sure, but you remain a small, stupid girl who believes that one's college determines one's outlook.
Scalia went there too, you blithering idiot. Never ping me again, filth.
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Is there a significant reason why John uses two different words for send in John 20:21?
John 20:21b says " ... καθὼς ἀπέσταλκέν με ὁ πατήρ, κἀγὼ πέμπω ὑμᾶς."
Some Greek scholars say that they are used interchangeably in this verse.
At least one person believes that there is a 'significant distinction' between the two words. He says that the first is used of the Father sending the Son and concentrates on the mission to be accomplished and the authority imparted to whom was sent and the second is used of Jesus sending the disciples which focuses more on the relation of the sent to the sender.
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If any Super Rugby team could afford to await this round gleefully it is the Cheetahs, as the Rebels make their way to Bloemfontein.
If any Super rugby team could afford to await this round gleefully it is the Cheetahs. They sit in their home ground, biding their time for the arrival of the Rebels.
The Cheetahs have earned deserved praise for their three away wins in Australasia, including a gritty one-point affair against the Waratahs in Sydney two weeks ago.
After their inauspicious start to the season with back-to-back losses, the Cheetahs sit mid-log with a chance to further their revival with a big win against the vulnerable tourists.
The Rebels season, however, is going from bad to worse.
After some credible near misses, they imploded against the Sharks. They were further left reeling after the post game antics of Kurtley Beale, who was sent home to Australia following physical altercation with both his captain Gareth Delve and team-mate Cooper Vuna.
While this fixture is game of ninth versus 13th, the sides have a history of close encounters. The last time they met, they were staring down the barrel of a draw at 26-all until Piet van Zyl's 79th-minute heroics won a heart stopper in Melbourne.
Heading into the Bloemfontein game, the Rebels – who have never won away from Australia – are well and truly destabilised.
The team they named for Durban was considered close to their most talented XV. The reality though, proved it wasn't the best side they've fielded this season.
Unlike the visitors, Cheetahs coach Naka Drotske has not rung many changes. In fact, the side that will face the Rebels hasn't changed from last week's game against the Western Force. They particularly enjoyed the services of Heinrich Brussow, who returned from a long term injury to his shoulder and starred.
The Rebels will blood two new players in their starting fifteen: Flanker Jordy Reid, who has been very effective from the bench and prop Paul Alo-Emile, a stoutly built prop who missed most of last season with an ankle injury.
Lachlan Mitchell and Mitch Inman, the Rebels regular centre pairing were split last week with disastrous effect – Inman from 13 to 12 and Mitchell from 12 to 14. They have now been returned to their regular positions.
The breakdown was very poorly patrolled by the Rebels last week and they will be looking to atone. Rebels number eight Gareth Delve shifts into blindside flanker, with Scott Higginbotham packing down at the back of the scrum. Newcomer Jordy Reid will start at openside with Scott Fuglistaller and Jarrod Saffy coming off the bench to cover them.
Delve and Higginbotham will stand tall, but Reid – rated for his aggression and enthusiasm around the ruck – could be an unknown quantity.
The Cheetahs should exploit the Rebels vulnerability at the breakdown though. Phillip van der Walt, Lappies Labuschagne, and Heinrich Brussow will oppose them, and look to finish the job started by the Sharks a week ago – owning the breakdown and counter-rucking their way to a dominant home victory.
Prediction: The Cheetahs are far too confident, competent and cohesive. The Rebels are struggling with form, with player issues and structure. Cheetahs to win by 20 points!
The teams:
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Willie le Roux, 13 Johan Sadie, 12 Robert Ebersohn, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Riaan Smit, 9 Sarel Pretorius, 8 Phillip van der Walt, 7 Lappies Labuschagne, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Francois Uys, 4 Lood de Jager, 3 Lourens Adriaanse, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Trevor Nyakane.
Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Coenie Oosthuisen, 18 Rynhard Landman, 19 Boom Prinsloo, 20 Piet van Zyl, 21 Burton Francis, 22 Ryno Benjamin.
Rebels: 15 James O'Connor, 14 Richard Kingi, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 Lachlan Mitchell, 11 Jason Woodward, 10 Angus Roberts, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Scott Higginbotham, 7 Jordy Reid, 6 Gareth Delve, 5 Luke Jones, 4 Hugh Pyle, 3 Paul Alo-Emile, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Shota Horie, 17 Laurie Weeks, 18 Cadeyrn Neville, 19 Jarrod Saffy, 20 Scott Fuglistaller, 21 Nic Stirzaker, 22 Rory Sidey, 23 Tom English.
Date: Saturday, March 30
Kick-off: 17:05 local (15:05 GMT)
Venue: Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa), Stefan Breytenbach (South Africa)
Television match official: Johan Greeff (South Africa)
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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Writer
Members of the Emery County Historical Society who met Feb 18 at the San Rafael Museum were treated to a history of expeditions that traveled through Emery County. Wade Allinson an accomplished historian and researcher of the San Rafael area presented a power point slide show with the assistance of his daughter Madi Allinson.
Joyce Staley invited 14 board members to come forward to receive a gift and recognition for work accomplished. After the recognition of the board an election of officers was held.
The following were elected: Dorothy Grimes, president, president elect, (sometimes called vice president) Evelyn Huntsman, secretary Lori Ann Larsen, and treasurer Dixie Swasey who was absent. They were then sworn in to office by Staley.
For entertainment, Huntsman, with music from her sister's CD sang "My Alice Blue Gown" and "I'll Be Loving You Always".
Allinson then came forward to educate the group on the W. D. Huntington Expedition of 1854. A request had been made to talk about the Elk Mountain Mission but Allinson will hold that discussion for a later date. To understand the Elk Mountain Mission you need first to understand the Huntington 1854 expedition and how it ties into Emery County.
Wade started out by saying, "Here is a list of explorers that are very significant to our area. The first is Gunnison. One of the most documented. The next was Beale in 1853. Fremont made it through here in 1854, he crossed the Green River in January of 1854. Gunnison did not cross through the top part of the county. He circled down through Cathedral Valley. The next one is W. D. Huntington in 1854 and the Elk Mountain Mission 1855.
"I do not think William Dressler Huntington's expedition gets enough credit. Gunnison went through Emery County approximately Oct. 13, 1853. When he came through he bypassed part of the Spanish Trail near Castle Dale to Lost Creek Wash. He had 18 wagons with him.
"E. F. Beale, passed up Gunnison's expedition. Beale did not have any wagons with him. He came through using mules and horses. He was the Superintendent of Indians for California. He left a great journal about the trip through Utah. Then came Col. Fremont, he had no wagons, he used a pack train. The exact date that he came through is not really recorded. But the most likely date is January of 1854 when he came through Emery County. Fremont left no history of passing through Emery County. He got caught up in the presidential election and other things and did not really leave a whole lot about traveling through this area.
"The Huntington Expedition came through here, I estimate, between October 17-30. They had five wagons and they were all pulled by oxen. They followed Gunnison's trail. When they came to Castle Dale instead of following the Old Spanish Trail and cutting across below Cedar Mountain, they continued following Gunnison's trail, to the Price River and then along the river to Green River. This photo of L. G. Metcalf was given to me by the Metcalf family. Levi Metcalf was from Springville he was a scout. He was not a guide at this point. The guide was an Indian by the name of High Forehead.
"The Elk Mountain Missionaries, here is a picture of John Crawford. Some of you may be related to him. He made it though here May 28-June 4, 1854. They had 12 wagons. They followed the Huntington and Gunnison trail to Castle Valley. After passing through here they left the Huntington and Gunnison trail and took the Old Spanish Trail. These were the first wagons to cross that section from Castle Dale to Ghost Rock.
"Col. Loring came through here July 30-Aug. 5 1855. Of course he was returning from Camp Floyd and had about 50 wagons with him and more than 300 troops. It is hard to believe that many camped there, but he camped at Cotton Bluff.
"The purpose of the W. D. Huntington expedition. The expedition was formed by Brigham Young. Brigham Young called all these men. It was not a mission, it was to explore and trade with the Navajos. They were also to look at the Spanish Trail route," said Allinson.
Allinson felt that Brigham Young needed to exercise some control over the Spanish Trail, because of the slave trade and the Indian trade. At this time period there was a lot of conflict between the different Indian Tribes, that were being preyed upon by Chief Walker and his Utes for Indian slaves. The Indians took advantage of the weaker tribes. They would kill the males in the conflict. They would then take the females and the children. The Spanish or New Mexicans would then come here and buy the children and the females. This was causing a lot of contention between the different tribes. "I believe that Brigham Young wanted to control this section of the Spanish Trail. If you control this section you control one of four routes coming into Utah," Allinson said.
"There is a book about Col. Fremont's last expedition. Col. Fremont was very adamant about not wanting any of his men keeping journals or notes about the expedition. But Carvollo did, he also took pictures along the trail. Not many of them survived because of a fire. There were 300-500 photos stored in a warehouse back East and they caught on fire. Most of the photos were burned up about six or seven photos survived. If you get his book 'The Last Expedition' he actually made many different notes secretly. Notes that Fremont did not know about.
"Carvollo included a photo of a building that was in the Hovenweep National Monument, on page 179 of his book. When Carvollo and Fremont got to the Paragonah, Parowan area, Carvollo was not well enough to travel further. So he stayed behind and Fremont continued on to California. The settlers sent Carvollo up North where he met Brigham Young. Later on his way to California he was in an entourage with Young and some of the Apostles as they were visiting the different colonies. Young stopped and visited with Chief Walker. The Indian Chief related to Young and company, that on two low mountains between the Red and Grand rivers is a colony of white people that live in rough stone houses, two stories high with no windows in the lower stories. They were accessible only by ladders. These people had an abundance of sheep, cows and they raise grain, at the base of the mountain.
"This statement was corroborated by other Indian testimony. Young stated that he believed them to be Welsh families that immigrated many years ago before the settlement of this country. This story sparked Young's interest and he told Carvollo that he intended to send a company of Mormons in search of this colony. Ten months later, Young sent William Huntington and a group of men to look for the colony. They discovered what is now called Hovenweep National Monument. There is a photo of a two story building on page 179 of Carvollo's book, that you can get on the internet for about $20. I do not think the Huntington Expedition gets a lot of credit for discovering Hovenweep. In articles in the Deseret News written by W. D. Huntington he mentions finding buildings. They did not find any white men. There was a belief, if you go back into Book of Mormon culture and its teachings, there was enough evidence to spark Young's interest to send this group of men down to what is now called Hovenweep National Monument.
"A couple of things that, I think, influenced Brigham Young, we mentioned slave trading, Don Pedro Lujan along with eight Mexicans were arrested and accused of slave trading. Don Pedro Lujan was a New Mexico slave trader in 1851. Don Pedro had his first trial for slave trading in Manti in Justice Court and then his trial was transferred to Salt Lake where he was found guilty of slave trading.
"Dr. Bowman, this was a big one, he came in 1853. Dr. Bowman threatened to call on all the Utes in the area to attack the colonies in the Sanpete County if they did not trade Indian women and children. By the way he was killed by some Utes in Sanpete County. All of the slave trading, (in my studies) really put the colonies at risk. You do not get a lot of insight into this problem. Think about the financial impact and the contention that Indian slave trading was causing. Brigham Young outlawed the trading of slaves in 1853, which triggered the Walker War.
"I probably have the most complete list of expedition members. The problem with the 1854 expedition is that there is very little written about it. There is one article written about it in the Deseret News. When you start digging and with the help of Carol Oldroyd who lives in Springville you find out that most of the members of the expedition were from Springville or had ties to Springville. She went through many journals to find this information. Prior to this we could only identify about five members. The leader of the expedition was William Dressler Huntington. What is interesting about William Huntington is that he and his brother Dimick Huntington were part of the Huntington clan that were very dominate in the Nauvoo area. William and Dimick Huntington were in charge of taking Joseph Smith's body and burying it in a hidden place, where it wouldn't be found by the mob.
"Some members of the Huntington expedition were William Jefferson Stewart, Rock Huntington, William D. Smith, James Mendenhall, James Sylvester, John Wetback, Jefferson Lockhair, Levi Metcalf the scout and High Forehead was the guide. High Forehead was basically a chief in Utah County.
Lehi Metcalf and Rock Huntington both came back on the Elk Mountain Mission in 1855. On the Elk Mountain Mission, Rock Huntington became the guide and the scout. There are three members that I have not been able to identify.
"I found out in studying the men of these expeditions, that these were men that could handle living out here. These were not recent European converts, where they did not know a whole lot about living in the wilderness. These were men that came from Tennessee, Ohio, New York and these were men that were singled out that could do the job. Most came from Springville or had ties to Springville. They were tried and tested. L. G. Metcalf and W. D. Huntington had recently returned from a mission to Green River, Wyo., Fort Supply and many of them already had experiences with the Utes. Metcalf had a fairly good understanding of the Ute language.
"To give you an idea of how these explorers felt about the Navajo Nation, very few people went to explore in the Navajo area. Many people totally avoided the area. It was just not a safe place to go. William Huntington described it this way: 'I never felt more gloomy, doubtful or undertook what appeared to be a more hazardous work during his experience of 20 years in the church.' W. D. Huntington saw all the conflict in Nauvoo where he witnessed all the violence and all the concerns. I am sure it was a very scary time. But here he is hesitating to go to the Navajo Nation, Huntington felt that this was the most hazardous task that he had ever undertaken. It was a very difficult and dangerous mission. The Mormons did very little in the Navajo Nation area and most explorers traditionally avoided this area.
"When Carson and Fremont came through here they went below it. They went all the way around it. Not only did you have the Navajos to contend with you also had Chief Walker at the Green River and Chief Walker's cherished band of Utes. The Sheberetch Utes, these were the men that did business for Chief Walker, they were the toll extractors along the Spanish Trail. These were his most trusted Utes. These are the ones that basically made money for him. Chief Walker also had the Elk Mountain Utes. These were some fairly rough tribes.
"The Huntington Expedition left on October 13, with five wagons pulled by oxen and they had a few riding horses. Most likely many of the men walked. They arrived in Manti, which was the last settlement on October 16 and probably left on the 17th.
"They arrived at the mouth of Salina Canyon and there was a conflict. Some Utes came down and met the expedition at the bottom of the canyon, where the Spanish Trail starts up Soldier Canyon. When they arrived a band of Walker Utes were waiting for them. The relationship between the Mormons and the Utes at this time was strained, because Brigham Young had outlawed slavery, especially the trading of Indian slaves. This dried up some of Walkers income or living.
"When the group of explorers got to the canyon they had a stand off with the Utes. The stand off lasted three days. William Huntington estimated that there were 20 New Mexico slave traders at that location with the Utes. They could see the signal fires going up the canyon. After three days for some reason the Utes and those with them left. William Huntington said the Spaniards went their way (they weren't Spaniards, but were New Mexicans) and the Indians went theirs.
"The expedition members claimed it was the wonderful protection and deliverance by the hand of God. Chief Walker's Utes were just doing what they had been doing for years exacting tolls for the use of the Spanish Trail and going through what they considered their territory.
"As for the route through Emery County, the expedition members had some knowledge of where Gunnison went through. Huntington was aware that they were following the Gunnison trail to Green River. We know this from the journals of missionaries mentioning which way the expedition went. They did not follow the Old Spanish Trail through Castle Dale, but followed the Gunnison trail to the Price River. They definitely could have saved a lot of time by heading due East from Castle Dale instead of going around Cedar Mountain. The speculation is that High Forehead did not know the area all that well. One of the missionary journals mentions as they dropped down into a draw, they came across the Gunnison trail and the Huntington expedition trail. That is how we know they went around Cedar Mountain by passing part of the Spanish Trail.
"Most of the names of land marks are no longer there. Stewart Creek is what they called Ferron Creek. Where is Soldier Creek or Coal Creek? The only surviving name is Huntington Creek.
"When they neared Green River, this is where they ran into Walker's Shebertch Utes. Picture this: as they get close to Green River they see the Utes and there is a race to the river crossing. The Utes tried to get in front of them, of course the expedition was not going very fast with ox drawn wagons. Never the less it was a race to get to the crossing. I believe the Indians wanted to get in front of them to prevent them from crossing. So they could extract a toll from the expedition. As they are racing to get to the river the Huntington group found a grouping of Cottonwood trees where they could prepare a fortification for a possible conflict with the Utes. As they moved into the Cottonwoods theyflushed out a deer. The deer takes off and the Indians gave up their race and chased after the deer. The Indians could not get the deer so they came back and got one of the expedition members with a gun to go with them to get the deer, he shoots the deer. With that everything was calmed down.
"The Colorado Rims, when they got out about 40 miles outside Green River, they took the Southern branch. These were the first wagons to ever travel the Southern branch on the Old Spanish Trail. As you go into Arches National Park you are dropping down a cut before you get to Arches, if you back up about 100 yards and look to the left, where the road comes down, you can see where the wash is. That is called the Jump Off. If you go up there you will see Indian writings and some old historic cowboy names.
"At the Jump Off the Huntington Expedition had to take their wagons apart and lower them over that cliff, then put the wagons back together and go about three miles down to the river. When the Elk Mountain Mission got there a year later, they actually built a trail around that jump off so they could get through without taking the wagons apart.
When they get to Moab, they brought along a lot of plows and seeds for trade with the Utes or the Navajos. When they get down there it starts to get rough going. They know they can not take the wagons, so they stash three wagons at Calf Creek, buried in the dirt. They continue South with two wagons. Somewhere I haven't been able to determine they abandoned the other two wagons. They continued south going towards San Juan. A farmer later plowing a field did find remnants of two wagons. The other three wagons have never been found.
"Southeast of San Juan the expedition was captured by Navajos. The guide High Forehead and the scout Levi Metcalfe were singled out to be killed, they had been out in front of the expedition. Then a Ute chief comes by, he was a friend of High Forehead and recognized him. I think the chief had been following the expedition for some time. Because when the Navajos were discussing the killing of the scout and guide, they looked up and saw a cloud of dust coming toward them, in the dust was this Ute chief. There is some indication that he knew High Forehead. He basically intervened and saved the lives of High Forehead and Levi Metcalfe.
"After that the expedition discovered Hovenweep. Most likely they were the first Americans to see these ruins. Upon seeing the ruins many in the expedition referred to the Book of Mormon and the Gadianton Robbers. Some in the expedition felt that they had found remnants of the Gadianton Robbers. The Indians did not like the Hovenweep area because of all the abandoned ruins.
"W. D. Huntington came back to Brigham Young to report. He doesn't give a glowing report of Grand Valley, but it is just enough for Brigham Young to call 38 men. Actually 41 decided to go down to settle Moab. This was called the Elk Mountain Mission. Levi Metcalf and Rock Huntington were part of that mission, to be the guide and the scout. These Elk Mountain missionaries, give some of the best accounts, that I have found, as they traveled through Emery County. I have about 10 copies of these journals of day by day, mile by mile and descriptions of where they camped in Emery County. Probably the best one to read is the journal of Oliver Huntington about Emery County. A caution with Oliver's journals, he wrote three of them. Why he wrote three of them about the same expedition I do not know. There a lot of discrepancies in his journals. Ethan Petit wrote a journal. The best one that I have found is John McQuen's Journal," said Allinson.
The historical society meets monthly to learn of the history in Emery County.


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Business Roundtable-member CEOs are outspoken on the imperative to address the fiscal cliff.
In television appearances and interviews, as well as BRT's "It's Time to Act" campaign, they generally speak in terms of first preventing the economic harm that would result from going over the cliff, i.e., the trillion-plus-dollar tax increases from expiring tax provisions and sequestration's across-the-board spending cuts. Then the President and Congress can work on the larger issues of taxes, entitlements and government spending.
On CNBC this morning, Gary Loveman, president and CEO of Caesars Entertainment, was asked how a short-term deal could better lead to a long-term agreement on fiscal matters. Loveman, who chairs BRT's Health and Retirement Committee, responded:
You have to have the gross anatomy of this put in place early on, which is that the driver of the federal budget problems principally is entitlement problems. You have to address entitlement problems, and you have to feather in a revenue solution at the same time. As an economist, if you want less economic distortion and you want the country to have the biggest pie available for distribution -- however politicians seek to distribute it -- you want to broaden the base, generally seek to reduce rates, generate economic growth and then all of us can fight over how we want to distribute the gains of that.
But this notion of walking up to a cliff at the end of the year that will lead to an immediate reduction in gross domestic product and higher unemployment, that's just self-immolation. This is a bunch of smart people pouring gasoline on themselves and each holding a match daring to throw it.
In a separate segment, Loveman also addressed the implications of a long-term fiscal deal on charitable deductions and the estate tax.
NASDAQ OMX CEO Robert Greifeld spoke at the Brookings Institution Monday, calling for congressional action and urging lawmakers to think less about "winning." From Reuters, "Nasdaq CEO calls on Washington to rediscover compromise":
"The federal budget must be put on a path to sustainability that can clearly withstand any changes in the political winds that may occur in 2014, in 2016, and beyond. This means additional revenues will need to be raised, including from businesses, by broadening the tax base, while reducing the top rates," Greifeld told an audience at the Brookings Institution, referring to corporate tax rates.
"We also acknowledge that federal spending will need to be curtailed, including spending on our favorite government-funded programs."
Greifeld said the best that the markets can hope for in the short term is for Congress to make a deal to avoid the year-end "fiscal cliff" and then commit to deliver a longer-term "grand bargain" on debt reduction during the first half of next year.
CSPAN has a video of Greifeld's speech and the Q&A.
Speaking to Bloomberg TV from Europe, Brian Moynihan, president and CEO of Bank America, put the fiscal cliff in the context of the Europe's sovereign debt crisis and the uncertain global economy.
Long-term the situation has to be dealt with, the investments to keep our country competitive have to be dealt with, and similarly around the world. But I think short-term it's really getting through some of these hurdles in front of the people making decisions.
In a separate Bloomberg story, Moynihan said he was optimistic there would be a resolution to the fiscal cliff: "People are taking this very seriously. It makes me optimistic, because at the end of the day it takes difficult negotiations, but it has to be done quickly.''
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Concerns over falling off the "fiscal cliff" dominated discussions of the fifth annual meeting of The Wall Street Journal's CEO Council last week in Washington, D.C.
Nearly three-quarters of the chief executives attending the event listed the fiscal cliff as their biggest worry on the global landscape—above Europe's financial troubles, a China growth slowdown and uncertainty over conflict in the Middle East...
"Going off the fiscal cliff would create a period of financial and economic instability," the CEOs said in an action item they adopted as their top priority. They urged President Obama and Congress to "take advantage of the chance for a grand bargain" on tax and spending issues "so businesses and consumers can plan for the long term."
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Nevada County Sheriff's deputies responded to the residence and contacted Roy Allen Montgomery through the open window of his trailer, said Sheriff Keith Royal.
The deputy reportedly couldn't hear Montgomery clearly and asked him to step closer to the window, at which point he became agitated.
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Recent Grammy performer Bruno Mars has unveiled the list of major markets that he'll hit this summer on his "Moonshine Jungle World Tour."
The Hawaiian-born singer/songwriter, who will make a March 7 appearance at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, will take to the North American tour trail this summer with his backing band The Hooligans, as well as support acts Ellie Goulding and Fitz and the Tantrums.
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