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oh the infamous world theater, i LOVE THE MARQUIS, that is gina carnale! I worked in that theater and I hung out in the projection booth. The theatre was sandwiched between the video shack ( RKO) and the Beta Only store!!! What history. Now the video store, which was the flagship Video Shack, is Mama Sbarros!! and an irish pub sits 3 stories high, where the theater once stood!!ReplyDelete
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That's Travis Bickle in the first pic!!!! Love these photos. NYC used to be so beautiful. Still is, but nothing like it was in the 80's. Thank you so much for these photos.ReplyDelete
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Skip to comments.PPS Video: Major Players To Expose Obama's Eligibility; Sheriff Joe Aiming For Prosecution? (Arpaio)
Posted on 01/13/2013 7:08:32 PM PST by Seizethecarp
A few weeks back we reported to you at PPS that some surprises were in the work on the Obama citizenship scandal. We reported that we expected some breaking news on the matter within weeks. The particular event that we expected did not happen, but only through a very strange and unfortunate set of circumstances. However, do not be dismayed, as it turns out the plan b for the matter may turn out to be a more powerful revelation event than the first planned one. Since it still involves some of the same major players and perhaps even more major players this time.
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2. PPS has been in direct contact with the Sheriff Arpaio investigation. We have just again been assured by Lt. Mike Zullo lead investigator that the investigation and potential angles of prosecution are still going full steam ahead.
(Excerpt) Read more at obamareleaseyourrecords.blogspot.com ...
The alleged president was born in Honolulu. A natural born American.
Beside the verification to SoS Bennett (linked by Nero)there are two other verifications.
In both of those Dr. Onaka verifies the information on the pdf matches the information on the original.
These are the only Hawaii verifications that have been posted to the net. So we have no idea what's the standard format for a verification.
The form that SoS Bennett sent to Hawaii is the standard form used to request a birth certificate. The items on the form are normally used by the DOH to locate the correct BC to be verified.
1) On a normal verification (not Obama's) would Dr. Onaka list all the items on the request form?
2) Or would he simple say "I verify we have the original vital record for so and so on file at the DOH indicating birth in Hawaii."?
3) Are the request form's items implicitly verified by the fact that they used those items to identify the one correct BC containing that info?
On Bennet's rquest form, he entered the following info:
Name: Barack Hussein Obama, II
Gender: Male
DOB: August 4, 1961
Place of Birth: Honolulu, Oahu
Fathers: Name: Barack Hussein Obama
Mothers Maiden Name: Stanley Ann Dunham
He also requested the following information be verified:
Department of Health File: 151 61 10641
Time of Birth: 7:24 p.m.
Name of Hospital: Kapiolani Maternity and Gynecological Hospital
Age of Father: 25
Birthplace of Father: Kenya, East Africa
Age of Mother: 18
Birthplace of Mother: Wichita, Kansas
Date of signature of parent: 8-7-1961
Date of signature of attendant: 8-8-1961
Date accepted by local registrar: August-8-1961
Butter's contention is that those last items are only a verification that the original BC claims these items. But couldn't you use the same argument even if all the items (request form and extra items) had been listed on Dr. Onaka's verification?
And wouldn't that hold true for every verification issued by Hawaii?
How would you very know whether or not there was a big red "ALTERED" stamped on a particular BC by just looking at a verification?
Could there be legal reasons that Dr. Onaka cannot use the magic word "identical" and those reasons have nothing to do with the legal validity of the BC? For example, the coping and scanning process and the creating of the pdf all cause image distortions would they still be legally identical?
If in coping the original onto the green security paper was the image reduced to fit on the paper? If so would it still be "identical"?
On SoS Bennet's verification, Dr. Onaka did not list the items on the request form, but he did verify that those items are on the original BC held by the DOH.
Additionally, I verify that the information in the copy of the Certificate of Live Birth for Mr. Obama that you attached with your request matches the original record in our files.
Does that mean that he is verifing that all of the items on the request form match the information on the original BC?
"Matching" is totally irrelevant for legal purposes. The "information" on my $3 bill would match the "information" on anybody else's, but none of them would have any legal value. "Matching" what's on a legally non-valid record means nothing.
The application is used to find the correct record, but Bennett clearly asked that the information in that application be verified. Onaka did not verify that information. To verify it, you have to say it. If you don't say it, you don't verify it.
We would know there was no "LATE" or "ALTERED" stamp on the record if Onaka said, "I, Alvin Onaka, verify that the Hawaii DOH has a birth certificate on file for Barack Hussein Obama, II. I verify that Barack Hussein Obama, II, male, was born on Aug 4, 1961, in Honolulu on the island of Oahu, to mother Stanley Ann Dunham and father BArack Hussein Obama."
Or he could say, "I, Alvin Onaka verify that the HI DOH has a birth certificate on file for Barack Hussein Obama, II and verify that the following are his true facts of birth: Gender: male DOB: Aug 4, 1961 (etc)..."
The point of it is what exactly he says he is verifying. Nowhere does he say he's verifying anything as true. And he doesn't even mention the core pieces of information, which were all on the actual application.
"Information" is the CONTENT, not the presentation of it. Take the dates that Bennett requested to be verified "from the birth record". He requested them in a certain format, but Onaka responded with the date in the format EXACTLY AS IT IS ON THE WHITE HOUSE IMAGE. He could still verify that the INFORMATION Bennett gave was what was actually on the BC because the format is irrelevant. No matter how you format the date it is still the same physical day, and that is the INFORMATION.
Onaka would not verify that the INFORMATION contained in the White House image is identical to the INFORMATION contained in the HDOH record. This isn't talking about syntax or appearances (such as copying irregularities); it's talking about the content. The content is not identical.
"the following are his true facts of birth"
How could he possibly verify that the facts are true? He wasn't there. All he can verify, all any registrar can verify, is that the facts on the presented certified copy are the same as on the original birth certificate.
"The content is not identical."
So in box 6c on the pdf is the entry "Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital" and Dr. Onaka says that matches the entry on the original. So are you saying that the entry might not be "Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital" but something else?
Butter, you are in contact with Larry Klayman, why not have him request a verification? He should meet the requirements of §338-18 (g) (4)
Have Dr. Onaka verify the following:
Box 1a - Barack
Box 1b - Hussein
Box 1c - Obama, II
Box 2 Male
Box 3 single
Box 4 - no entry
Box 5a - August 4, 1961
Box 5b 7:24 p.m.
Box 6a Honolulu
Box 6b Oahu
Box 6c Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital
Box 6d yes
Box 7a Honolulu
Box 7b Oahu
Box 7c Honolulu, Hawaii
Box 7d 6085 Kalanianaole Highway
Box 7e yes
Box 7f no entry/blank
Box 7g no
Box 8 - Barack Hussein Obama
Box 9 African
Box 10 - 25
Box 11 Kenya, East Africa
Box 12a Student
Box 12b University
Box 13 - Stanley Ann Dunham
Box 14 Caucasian
Box 15 18
Box 16 Wichita, Kansas
Box 17a None
Box 17b no entry/blank
Box 18a - Stanley Ann Dunham Obama
Box 18b 8-7-61
Box 19a David A. Sinclair
Box 19b 8-8-61
Box 20 Aug-8 1961
Box 21 V. K. Lee
Box 22 Aug 8 1961
Box 23 no entry/blank
Would that satisfy you?
If claims are made on a legally valid record, the claims are prima facia ("on its face") evidence and are legally presumed to be true. If the record is legally valid the "call on the field" is that the claims are true, and the burden of proof is on the person challenging those claims. If there isn't enough evidence to overcome the presumption of truth, then the ruling on the field stands. And all Hawaii birth records are prima facia evidence EXCEPT those that are "late" or "altered".
If it was filed way late or had major pieces of critical information changed, it is legally suspect. HRS 338-17 says that those records have no probative value unless and until they are presented as evidence to a judicial or administrative official or body and the probative value determined. The HDOH doesn't do investigations. They just keep records. And they flag late and altered records so that everybody will know that the State of Hawaii considers the claims suspect. The law says that the evidence has to be sorted out in a legal setting (settings which are subject to the Federal Rules of Evidence) before those birth certificates are worth ANYTHING, legally speaking.
If the record is late or altered it is NOT prima facia evidence. The claims are NOT considered to be true. The burden of proof is totally shifted. The "call on the field" is that the claims are NOT true, and it is up to the registrant to overturn that call - to present his/her case to a judge and try to convince the judge that the record has any evidentiary value whatsoever.
All the cases so far have assumed that Obama has a prima facia record - because you wouldn't expect the 1960-64 birth index to include records that are legally worth as much as toilet paper. But the HDOH altered their birth index so it would include non-valid (legally worthless) birth certificates also. And now Onaka has revealed that Obama's BC is one of those legally-worthless records that was put into the 1960-64 birth index. The record itself is so suspect that Onaka cannot lawfully vouch for the accuracy of any of the claims on it.
That's what I've been trying to say all along. That's what Klayman informed DNC Counsel Bob Bauer of - and Bauer is a lawyer so knows darn well that this is true. So did the MDEC attorneys, which is why they wanted to focus on "matching" - because "matching" is the best Onaka can verify, since the record itself is legal trash. It is literally a $3 bill, and the attorneys knew darn good and well that they were asking if the "information contained in" the White House $3 bill MATCHES the "information contained in" the HDOH $3 bill. It's a totally irrelevant question, because they are both legally worth nothing.
That same concept - presumption of truth - applies to Onaka's verification. The legal "call on the field" is a presumption of REGULARITY - that is, that routine requests are handled in compliance with the law. To overcome that presumption of regularity, you have to have evidence that the request does NOT obey the law. IOW, Onaka is presumed to be accurate, unless you have evidence to overcome that presumption. The burden of proof falls on those who want to say that Onaka "just forgot" or some other such thing. Right now, the legal presumption - the legal "call on the field" - is that Onaka complied with HRS 338-14.3 as he swore on the letter of verification, and only verified what he lawfully could. If he didn't verify something it was for the only reason allowed by HRS 338-14.3: because he CAN'T, because the claim is not found on a legally-valid record.
Klayman is too busy; I can't get his attention right now.
He would have to request verification that those are the true facts of birth for Obama.
But at this point, after having 2 verifications which indicate the same thing, it would still make a score of 2-1 against Obama's record being valid - and if Onaka changed his story at this point it would call into question ALL his communications.
No matter how you slice it, the only way this thing can be legally resolved is by having the record presented as evidence where Federal Rules of Evidence apply - and having ALL the pertinent records examined. That means the microfilms, the paper records, and the computer transaction logs for ALL HIS VITAL AND CITIZENSHIP RECORDS - including AT LEAST his BC, passport file, and draft registration, and should also include his college records or anywhere else where he may have submitted some proof of citizenship.
Because the HDOH itself has been caught in multiple instances of law-breaking (including at least the falsification of the 1960-64 birth index and the changing of at least 4 BC#'s from August of 1961, as well as hiding records that were required to be public, claiming policies that were not made public and thus could not be in effect, etc)..... all the processing would have to be examined as well. We have to find out who was telling the truth about BC numbering - Okubo, Verna Lee, or neither. And the only way to know that is to look at multiple years of randomly-selected microfilms. The computer transaction logs for those other 3 August 1961 BC's would have to be examined also, to see exactly what processing was done, when, and by whom. Etc.
We're talking deep doo-doo and crimes that have been committed, and it's going to take a lot of unwinding to get to the bottom of this mess. That's what has to happen. Legally speaking.
It could not be "filed way late" we know it was recorded and "late" certificates most be non-recorded.
Box 6c - "Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital"
What is the situations that get this entered into Box 6c?
Could the grandparents go to the DOH and say - Our daugther had a baby at Kapiolani Hospital and we would like to register him?
Could Obama go to the DOH in 2007 and say I was born at Kapiolani Hospital and I want tpo register my birth?
Is that even reasonable?
BC#'s for at least 4 children born in Aug 1961 have been altered. The BC#'s they currently have on their BC's at the HDOH could not have been on those BC's in 1961 - according to either of the 2 contradictory numbering methods described by past and current HDOH spokesmen.
That means that the HDOH is altering BC#'s. The only place the statutes allow for somebody to get a BC# that's different than the one they are originally given is if law enforcement says that a totally fake new BC needs to be created to protect the registrant from danger. In that case, the totally false BC will say whatever law enforcement says it needs to say.
None of it true.
That is how Obama got all that stuff on a BC at the HDOH. If he was really born at Kapiolani, there would be no need for the record to be either late or altered.
And when were these numbers switched - 1961 or later?
Hawaii Revised Statutes §338-17.7 Establishment of new certificates of birth, when.
(5) Upon request of a law enforcement agency certifying that a new birth certificate showing different information would provide for the safety of the birth registrant; provided that the new birth certificate shall contain information requested by the law enforcement agency, shall be assigned a new number and filed accordingly, and shall not substitute for the birth registrant's original birth certificate, which shall remain in place.
Assigned a "new number" not someone else's number and filed by that new number.
What precisely did they do? (what is a birth index, etc). Please use terms like book, paper, etc. so we can understand. There is a lot of evidence for a piece of paper submitted in 1961 placed in a book with pertinent info on it (and possibly info we have never seen) that has been xeroxed, signed, sealed and sent out. Those certified copies unfortunately have not been viewed by anyone trustworthy, but there is ample evidence that they the certified copies exist.
In January of 2011 Gov Abercrombie told his friend, Mike Evans, that there was no BC for Obama in Hawaii - after raising Evans' curiosity by telling a Star-Advertiser columnist that his investigative team had found something in the archives "actually written down...".
So it had to be after that. Based on the evidence/clues, my guess is shortly after Abercrombie and the AG's office forced HDOH Director Neal Palafox to resign, and Loretta Fuddy got in there to do the hatchet work.
They had to give Obama the BC# that was used for the forged short-form. The supposed Factcheck photos were actually taken in at least 2 different sessions, with the date-stamp showing the photos being taken right before the last of 3 breaches to Obama's passport file (after which the head of the company that ignored their security protocols in order to allow the 3 breaches was rewarded by being the National Security Director - John Brennan). That was in March of 2008.
You're right. The statute doesn't allow them to assign somebody else's BC#. That is probably why Neal Palafox wouldn't go along with the scheme and had to be gotten rid of. It's also probably why Onaka told his people to make a deliberately bad "new birth certificate" for Obama - and had them put a certifying statement that had TXE instead of THE, and the smiley face added to his signature.
The law also allows this new BC to be created only for people who were BORN IN HAWAII. Because Obama has no legally valid BC, the HDOH cannot lawfully say that he was born in Hawaii, and this provision is not lawful for them to do. To create a totally false BC without alertng anyone to the fact that there isn't any legally valid BC for the person at all would be document fraud - on the part of Fuddy, who ordered Onaka to have the BC created. Onaka has the legal responsibility and legal authority to make sure that no certified copy is issued for a BC that was acquired through fraud. That's why Onaka added the items in the "Evidence for delayed filing or alterations" and stamped the BC with LATE and ALTERED after Fuddy had seen the copy made but before he slipped it into the envelope for Corley and sealed it. He had to make sure that the certified copy was known to be non-valid, since there is no legally valid BC for Obama.
And that's why Obama's people had to create a forgery - to get rid of the notations that revealed the non-validity of the record.
That's what the evidence suggests to me. There's more evidence too, but I think we've actually talked about this before, haven't we?
There was a handwritten birth index in 1961 but the HDOH claims that they destroyed that when they switched to computerized records. There was no change in the retention schedule and that handwritten index was required to be retained permanently so if they destroyed that list it was an illegal destruction.
Now what they have is a computer print-out. Easily manipulable. The pages are printed out from the computer and bound in a 2-prong printout binder. The pages are easily removed (a colleague watched them take a page out and put it back in before her very eyes). The other index books have the date range for the list at the top of every page. The 1960-64 birth index that the HDOH presents to the public now does not have a date range. Another colleague was accidentally given a different copy of the 1960-64 birth index - one that did not have Obama's name listed in it.
The birth index that my colleague saw pages being taken out of did not have the name for Virginia Sunahara when she photographed the page. Shortly before that I had requested a non-certified short-form for Virginia and was told there was no birth record for her. Her BC# was apparently not under her name at that point. Whose name WAS it under?
Now the 1960-64 birth index includes the names of at least 2 people under their birth names rather than their adoptive names. There are no legally valid records under those names any more, and those records are legally required to be SEALED - unavailable for the public to know about. At least one other birth name is NOT included in the list so it wasn't that they changed the parameters to include all birth names; they specifically added those 2 names from non-valid records. So the birth index is known to have been specifically altered by somebody within the HDOH to include names from non-valid records.
"That was in March of 2008."
So the DOH gave Obama someone else's BC number in 2008 (before he was elected) during Republican Governor Lingle's Administration and when her appointed Health Director, Dr. Fukino was running the DOH.
So what law enforcement agency requested the new BC for then-Senator Obama and why?
No, the HDOH gave Obama somebody else's BC# sometime from Feb- - April of 2011. Until right before that Abercrombie was saying the only thing his investigators could find in HI was a notation in some archive.
Obama's people were hoping not to have to draw the HDOH into any of this. They knew the person whose BC# they used for the short-form forgery would not come forward to reveal the theft. The HDOH didn't have to be involved in BC# swapping at all, at first.
Then the HDOH had to mess with the index, to get Obama's name in it.
But it wasn't until the discrepancies with the BC#'s got scrutiny and the eligibility bills were being considered in the states - that's when they knew they were going to have to change BC#'s around and get an actual BC for Obama at the HDOH. Dec of 2010 was when Abercrombie gave gung-ho interviews to the NYT and the LA Times, saying how he was going to come out with Obama's long-form. That was preparation for the big unveiling of this soon-to-be-created BC. Early in January 2010 the assassination of Judge John Roll killed 2 birds with one stone: it got rid of the judge who might have had the integrity to uphold an AZ eligibility bill, and it gave an excuse to say the "birthers" would do violence to Obama if a long-form wasn't created to cover Obama's ineligibility. The stage was all set. Shortly after Judge Roll's assassination somebody - probably Eric Holder or Janet Napolitano - made the request for the HDOH to create a false long-form for Obama in order to insure his "safety" from all the "radical Arizona birthers".
But Onaka wouldn't do it and Palafox wouldn't force him to. So they had to get rid of Palafox. They got Fuddy in there and from then on, the rule of law has meant nothing.
"No, the HDOH gave Obama somebody elses BC# sometime from Feb- - April of 2011."
Do you mean 151-61-010641 or are you talking about a different number?
10641, which is almost certainly the BC# that was originally given to either Stig Waidelich or Virginia Sunahara (depending on which of the 2 numbering methods is actually correct).
Interesting.... Has anyone like Mike Zullo or perhaps Jerome Corsi tried to contact this Mr. Neal Palafox? I would be curious to hear what he has to say.
I would love to get him and Onaka in a room together and listen to what they would say (if they felt like they could).
I would love to get him and Onaka in a room together and listen to what they would say (if they felt like they could).
Larry Klayman has filed an appeal in Alabama. You've been in contact with him. Could he request a certified verification from Dr. Onaka?
See if Dr. Onaka will verifiy the following:
Box 1a - Barack
Box 1b - Hussein
Box 1c - Obama, II
Box 2 Male
Box 3 single
Box 4 - no entry
Box 5a - August 4, 1961
Box 5b 7:24 p.m.
Box 6a Honolulu
Box 6b Oahu
Box 6c Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital
Box 6d yes
Box 7a Honolulu
Box 7b Oahu
Box 7c Honolulu, Hawaii
Box 7d 6085 Kalanianaole Highway
Box 7e yes
Box 7f no entry/blank
Box 7g no
Box 8 - Barack Hussein Obama
Box 9 African
Box 10 - 25
Box 11 Kenya, East Africa
Box 12a Student
Box 12b University
Box 13 - Stanley Ann Dunham
Box 14 Caucasian
Box 15 18
Box 16 Wichita, Kansas
Box 17a None
Box 17b no entry/blank
Box 18a - Stanley Ann Dunham Obama
Box 18b 8-7-61
Box 19a David A. Sinclair
Box 19b 8-8-61
Box 20 Aug-8 1961
Box 21 V. K. Lee
Box 22 Aug 8 1961
Box 23 no entry/blank
Onaka was already asked to verify that those were the pieces of information in those boxes, when KS SOS Kris Kobach requested a verification that the information contained in the White House image is "identical to" the information in the original record.
Onaka already gave us the answer to that. He would not verify that it was identical.
So are you saying that box 23 is blank?
Couldn't Klayman ask why Dr. Onaka won't say "identical".
Box 23 is not blank on the real BC. That's why the information is not "identical" even though the stuff that's actually on the White House image matches what's on the real BC.
So if Klayman asked Dr. Onaka to verify each of the boxes and Dr. Onaka verified that box 23 was blank, won't that mean the original BC was not altered? Even if Dr. Onaka doesn't say they are identical.
No, because we still know there's some reason that Onaka couldn't verify that the White House image is a "true and accurate representation of the original record on file".
It could be that there is nothing in box 23 but there are LATE and ALTERED stamps, because it could be that the HDOH gave Obama this fake BC even though no evidence was ever offered to get Obama a complete BC before that. (Abercrombie did say to a Star-Bulletin columnist that his investigative team had found something "actually written down" in the archives. That doesn't sound like there was ANY complete BC in the normal places a person would look - which was what caught Mike Evans' attention, got him to call Abercrombie, and resulted in the on-air statements by Evans that Abercrombie had told him there's no BC for Obama in Hawaii.)
It would be unlawful, but the folks at the HDOH office that are not in Onaka's office have already been caught doing a bunch of unlawful stuff - including Fuddy, and she is the one with the authority to approve the creation of a falsified BC on law enforcement grounds. That would explain why Palafox was disposed of in the middle of all this dust-up over Abercrombie's statements to Mike Evans - and replaced with Fuddy, who promptly instituted an unlawful policy refusing to allow people to see ALL the "contents" of their birth certificate, as required by HRS 338-13).
If Fuddy did that, it would be up to Onaka to make sure that no certified copy was issued for that BC which was obtained through (Fuddy's) fraud. Given the circumstances, the best that Onaka could do may have been to put the LATE and ALTERED stamps on the BC so that even if the BC was certified it was not certified as VALID. And he could put red flags in his certifying elements so that even if Obama's people C&P'ed them into a forgery (as they did), the red flags would still show - the TXE in the statement, and the smiley face in the signature. That smiley face in the signature is why Mike Zullo turned from thinking the skepticism was crazy and instead started seriously thinking that this could really be a forgery. The red flag did its job.
Like I said before, at this point another verification would only get Onaka to contradict himself at best, which is still reason to audit the records.
Sort of like the objector in KS being threatened into withdrawing the objection is supposed to be automatic grounds to keep the objection alive - AND to investigate who was making the threats and why. The threats strongly suggest that all is NOT well and needs further scrutiny. At least that's my understanding, and it fits basic logic if we're going to keep the mob from controlling everybody in the country.
I should also add that if there is nothing in box 23 in the real BC, as I suggested as a possibility in my last comment, Onaka could still justify refusing to say that the "information contained in" the White House image is identical to the "information contained in" the real BC.... because he interpreted "information" to include all the substance (including LATE and ALTERED stamps) and not just the "items".
If so, he could still say that the information that's actually IN the White House image "matches", because the LATE and ALTERED stamps aren't in the White House image and thus weren't being asked about until the question of "identical" came up. As long as he certified only that the information actually contained in the White House image matches, he wouldn't be lying.
Onaka can't give him reasons, and can't even tell him that something can't be verified; all Onaka can do is verify every submitted piece of information that he lawfully can.
That's why the mocking here (and claims that I'm reading too much into things) is so off-target. The ONLY LAWFUL WAY for Onaka to show that a submitted fact is not true is by leaving it out of what he verifies as true. Those are the rules; he has to follow them. They are critical to understanding what his letter of verification means.
And that is why it is journalistic malpractice for TPM Muckraker to deliberately leave out the first of the 2 pages of Bennett's request, and for AZ Central to show the letter of verification without also showing the rules that Onaka had to follow when responding to the request.
One of the first thoughts I had when I looked at page 2 of Bennett's request, when it was published on TPM Muckraker, was "Where's the other page that he alludes to?" To get page two, the "reporter" would have had to ask for the communications involved, and would have received BOTH pages. Why did he choose to leave out one of those pages, and why should anybody consider him a credible source since it was so easily seen that he had cherry-picked what he allowed the public to see?
I'm confused about what's been verified?
On SoS Bennett's verification the items from the request form are not specifically verified and I believe your position is that Dr. Onaka could not verify them. But when I suggested that Klayman request a verification of every box on the BC, you say that Dr. Onaka has already verified them when he said the pdf info matched the original info. So why didn't he just list those items on Bennett's verification? And why could he list them on Klayman's hypothetical verification? Or would Dr. Onaka refuse to verifiy those items on Klayman's?
BTW: "the TXE in the statement"
Why doesn't the "TXE" show up on the AP copy? Zooming in it looks like "THE" with some of the ink missing from the stamp or not transferring to the paper.
There are 2 things that "verified" can mean, as seen in these letters of verification:
1. Verification that a claim is on the record. This is all the MDEC attorneys asked for, and is totally irrelevant because the record itself could be non-valid.
2. Verification that a claim on the record is true. This is what Bennett asked for on the application and what he probably intended to ask for in his letter. But he used the words "from the record" (or something like that; I'm not looking at it right now), which would allow Onaka to interpret to mean he was asking for #1 above.
Onaka NEVER used language saying that any claims were true. The only thing he verified as true was the existence of the record.
If Klayman asked anything to be verified "from the record", Onaka would interpret it as a #1-type request, and Onaka has already told us that where a field has "information" in the White House image, the record on file also has that same "information". He can't define for us what "information" means, so we don't know if LATE or ALTERED stamps are "information", or whether blank space is "information"
What he did tell us (by silence) is that the information contained in the White House image is not "identical to" the information in the record filed. The White House image is a forgery.
The TXE is very clear in the AP image. The lines are thicker there - at least twice the thickness of the T and H in other places on that stamp. If that was going to be because there was excess ink on the ink stamp pad, then it would make no sense for there to be too LITTLE ink in that same place.
Why do the hash marks only show up at the edge? Was this supposed to be a scan, a photocopy, or what? Ah, as I look I can see the border of the forged short-form showing through the back. This is apparently a PDF that the AP reporter made from the packet of photocopies that were handed out to the reporters at the press gaggle. We're supposed to believe that the scanner or copier was set to a dark enough level that the border from a page stapled to the back of the scanned page would show up, but hash-marks on the page itself wouldn't show up, except at the left side when taken from a supposedly flat BC (on security paper designed to help keep anything from bleeding through from a different piece of paper) lying flat on the scanner/copier. Yeah, right. /s
Klayman can take the pdf out of the equation. He can request Dr. Onaka to verify that the each of the boxes on the original BC are identical to the list of the following:
Box 1a - Barack
Box 1b - Hussein
Box 1c - Obama, II
Box 2 Male
Box 3 single
Box 4 - no entry
Box 5a - August 4, 1961
Box 5b 7:24 p.m.
Box 6a Honolulu
Box 6b Oahu
Box 6c Kapiolani Maternity & Gynecological Hospital
Box 6d yes
Box 7a Honolulu
Box 7b Oahu
Box 7c Honolulu, Hawaii
Box 7d 6085 Kalanianaole Highway
Box 7e yes
Box 7f no entry/blank
Box 7g no
Box 8 - Barack Hussein Obama
Box 9 African
Box 10 - 25
Box 11 Kenya, East Africa
Box 12a Student
Box 12b University
Box 13 - Stanley Ann Dunham
Box 14 Caucasian
Box 15 18
Box 16 Wichita, Kansas
Box 17a None
Box 17b no entry/blank
Box 18a - Stanley Ann Dunham Obama
Box 18b 8-7-61
Box 19a David A. Sinclair
Box 19b 8-8-61
Box 20 Aug-8 1961
Box 21 V. K. Lee
Box 22 Aug 8 1961
Box 23 no entry/blank
In addition can you verifiy that Barack Obama's Certification of Live Birth is not marked "altered" or "late".
They can only submit information to be verified. They can't ask for the absence of information.
And what would be the point? As I've said, the very best that Onaka could do at this point would be to contradict himself - which would STILL be reason to see the original records and sort the whole thing out in a court of law. The most Obama can ever score, without submitting the record as evidence and having it sorted out in a court of law, is -1. Why shoot for -1, when the only way Obama can ever be considered eligible is if the record is submitted in a court of law and subject to all the Federal Rules of Evidence, which would allow all his vital and citizenship records to be audited?
"As Ive said, the very best that Onaka could do at this point would be to contradict himself - which would STILL be reason to see the original records and sort the whole thing out in a court of law. "
Or he would be verifying what he has already said. It would on the other hand contradict your theory.
I'm surprised you don't even want to try to get more information.
Onaka has given 3 consistent verifications already. The information we need now are the microfilms, computer transaction logs, and paper records for Obama's birth certificate, social security number registration, draft registration, and passport files.
Anything short of that is just as likely to be a lie or deception as to be true. Why would Obama be unwilling to have any of those things shown? If there were legal doubts about my documentation I'd let law enforcement look at everything in any of those files for me at the blink of an eye.
In fact, law enforcement has already checked me out far better than Obama has ever been checked out, and that's just because I reported Bob Bauer's crimes. My credibility is far, far more important than the credibility of the guy who holds the nuclear football.
You didn't know you were talking to somebody so important, did you?
"...because the only credible information that this Court has received and has been released was from the Director of the Hawaii Health Department who has certified and attested to the authenticity of the certified copies of the original certificate of live birth which was published approximately a year and a half ago. That is credible testimony."
Judge England from a transcript of Grinols v Electoral College, 3 Jan 2013.
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The home side were comfortably ahead after the first half, leading 34-0 at the interval thanks to four tries including a double from France centre Maxime Mermoz.
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Matawalu looked to have given Glasgow the perfect start when he kicked through behind the defence to score, but an earlier knock-on saw the Fijian's effort ruled out.
Early scrum trouble for Jon Welsh saw the tighthead concede consecutive penalties, Jonny Wilkinson adding three points from 30 metres out to put the champions ahead.
All Toulon needed was a sniff and Wilkinson made the first try happen, collecting a high kick and then combining with Mermoz to make the space outside for Delon Armitage to dive over in the corner for a wonderful try.
A rare error from the great fly-half handed Glasgow a central attacking scrum, a free-kick putting them on the attack but failing to yield the necessary points the Scottish side needed to get into the game.
Exceptional handling from Toulon then brought about their second try – a burst from Joe van Niekerk down the right touchline making the space inside for Josua Tuisova to send over Mermoz, the try awarded after a thorough examination from the TMO over the final pass.
For all of Glasgow's endeavour, their set-piece thwarted all their best efforts. A miscued line-out resulted in a scrum penalty, from which Toulon kicked into the corner and rumbled over for their third try from a rolling maul – captain Chris Masoe at the bottom of the pile for a textbook score.
Wilkinson departed with a hand injury, Frederic Michalak hardly proving to be a shabby replacement, but Glasgow proceeded to gift them an easy ride.
A five-metre line-out for the visitors should have ended in some points or at least an attack, but instead Toulon poached the ball and cleared their lines.
The eight-man juggernaut that was Toulon's maul continued to absorb the energy and focus of the visitors, leaving Mermoz with a simple run to the line off Michalak's cute pass for Toulon's try bonus-point after 35 minutes.
The France half-back added a penalty just before the interval to leave Toulon 34-0 ahead.
Glasgow found that missing bite from the first half, perhaps spurred on by having nothing to lose, as DTH van der Merwe went over for the try with Ruaridh Jackson converting.
Toulon reshuffled their backs with Michalak moving to scrum-half and Matt Giteau to 10, bringing on recent Wallaby signing Drew Mitchell for his first appearance in the Heineken Cup.
Giteau benefited from the extra space at first receiver to ghost through the Glasgow defence for try number five, the Toulon pack punching the necessary holes beforehand to free up the space for the Australian playmaker.
Glasgow's ambition though remained intact and the Pro12 leaders snatched a second try thanks to Jackson's break, relishing the open space to draw the last man and send Matawalu over under the posts.
In a similar manner to Exeter earlier in the day, Toulon gradually shut down as Glasgow made it three tries in the second half through Jonny Gray, brother of Castres lock' Richie, who crashed over after fine work from Matawalu and Ryan Grant.
Van der Merwe capitalised on Toulon's lax defending to make it four tries in 20 minutes for Glasgow, giving them a bonus point that will no doubt be refereed to in other difficult times throughout this competition.
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Giteau scampered over for his second try in the dying moments to bring up the 50-point mark for Toulon and add some gloss to the scoreline, but Glasgow had won the half. The champions though simply had too much class and quality in their squad, taking five Pool points from their opening fixture.
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Tries: D.Armitage, Mermoz 2, Masoe, Giteau 2
Cons: Wilkinson 3, Giteau, Michalak 2
Pens: Wilkinson, Michalak 2
For Glasgow:
Tries: van der Merwe 2, Matawalu, Gray
Cons: Jackson 4
Toulon: 15 Delon Armitage, 14 Josua Tuisova, 13 Maxime Mermoz, 12 Matt Giteau, 11 David Smith, 10 Jonny Wilkinson (c), 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Chris Masoe, 7 Joe van Niekerk, 6 Juan Fernandez Lobbe, 5 Ali Williams, 4 Bakkies Botha, 3 Martin Castrogiovanni, 2 Benjamin Noirot, 1 Emmanuel Felsina.
Replacements: 16 Levan Chilachava, 17 Xavier Chiocci, 18 Carl Hayman, 19 Steffon Armitage, 20 Juan Smith, 21 Drew Mitchell, 22 Frederic Michalak, 23 Danie Rossouw.
Glasgow: 15 Sean Maitland, 14 Tommy Seymour, 13 Mark Bennett, 12 Alex Dunbar, 11 Niko Matawalu, 10 Ruaridh Jackson, 9 Henry Pyrgos, 8 Josh Strauss, 7 Chris Fusaro, 6 Tim Swinson, 5 Al Kellock (c), 4 Jonny Gray, 3 Jon Welsh, 2 Dougie Hall, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Pat MacArthur, 17 Moray Low, 18 Ed Kalman, 19 James Eddie, 20 Richie Vernon, 21 Duncan Weir, 22 Byron McGuigan, 23 DTH van der Merwe.
Referee: Greg Garner (England)
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Ed's father was in the U. S. Army, and the family moved around a lot. Ed is the oldest of five children. He was active in scouting and the LDS church, and was honored with the Eagle Scout Award. As the son of an Army serviceman, the family lived all around the country.� Ed also had the opportunity to live in Venezuela, and speaks fluent Spanish. While living in Venezuela, Ed was able to see what it was like to live where people do not have the freedoms that we have.�
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Playing Centre & The Top Nine
Jonathan Willis
August 15 2009 01:42PM
The centre-ice position was not a strength for the Oilers last season. Despite being blessed with an abundance of natural centres, the vast majority of them were either young, inept in the faceoff circle, or both. In a recent interview with Dan Tencer, Oilers G.M. Steve Tambellini talked about what his team's options were for the coming season.
The full interview is linked above, but here are the most relevant excerpts:
Tambellini: We've got a lot of people that can play centre, with Horcoff and Gagner and Cogliano and you mentioned Brule, and Patrick O'Sullivan, who headed up the top line as a centreman for Team USA at the World Championships with Dustin Brown reminded us how well he plays centre.
Tencer: When you look at the centre position - and you mentioned Patrick O'Sullivan - Marc Pouliot's another guy who's played a lot out of position, he's a natural centre going back to his days in Rimouski when he was playing on Sidney Crosby's line. Do you think about maybe moving Cogliano to the wing given his numbers in the faceoff dot last year, and moving O'Sullivan or Pouliot back to a natural position at centre? Is that an option? Tambellini: Yeah, I think it's an option. I think at times it will be a situation maybe that changes depending on performance like any other year… Pouliot gives you that little extra size and the right-handed draw also, so I know that he's going to get a look there also. O'Sullivan, he's a heady guy who can make the nifty pass and he can shoot. Like I said, he reminded us when he was playing on the top Team USA line that he plays very well there.
There isn't any reading between the lines required to get the idea that Patrick O'Sullivan is going to get a shot up the middle, and despite a lukewarm debut with the Oilers the idea that he might be a fit with Ales Hemsky remains a strong one. To quote Lowetide's "Reasonable Expectations" post:
Today's post is brought to you by the number 259. That's the number of shots Patrick O'Sullivan posted this past season in the National Hockey League. That's 74 more shots than Ales Hemsky managed (Hemsky's total led team forwards); the last time the Oilers had a forward with more shots it was 1998-99 and Billy Guerin was scoring 30 goals on 261 shots.
That shooter's mentality remains O'Sullivan's greatest strength to the team; it's a unique gift among Oilers forwards. So far, it hasn't translated into a ton of NHL goals (O'Sullivan's had totals of 22 and 16 goals over full NHL seasons) but it has at every other level: the four-time 30+ goal scorer in the OHL (with a miserable Mississauga team) scored 47 goals as an AHL rookie in 2005-06.
What would the Oilers' top-nine look like if we assume O'Sullivan as Hemsky's centre and Andrew Cogliano as a LW?
The players in the mix seem fairly clear-cut:
- RW: Hemsky, Pisani, Nilsson/Gagner
- C: Horcoff, O'Sullivan, Gagner/Pouliot
- LW: Penner, Cogliano, Moreau
Frankly, I think the most likely top-nine if O'Sullivan slots into the top-line spot is as follows:
- Penner – O'Sullivan – Hemsky
- Cogliano – Gagner – Nilsson
- Moreau – Horcoff – Pisani
There are a bunch of possible variations; Horcoff flanked by Cogliano/Gagner, Cogliano and Penner switching spots, etc. Still, that should be close, since I imagine the organization would like to keep Gagner up the middle as well, since that's where his NHL future lies.
There are a couple of other points worth noting about moving O'Sullivan to centre:
- O'Sullivan's best NHL season (2007-08) came while he was playing centre. It may be coincidental, but his point totals went down when he moved to the wing.
- O'Sullivan is, at best, a very vanilla faceoff option. Excluding last year, where he got very few draws (and many of them were probably of the more-difficult-to-win replacement variety) he's averaged 44.6% over 588 faceoffs. That's better than Cogliano, but not worth getting excited about.
I do believe we'll see Andrew Cogliano move to the port side regardless. He's been miserable on faceoffs, and the lessened defensive responsibilities have t be regarded as a good thing at this stage in his career. If that happens, and O'Sullivan also stays on left wing, I imagine we'll see Penner move to RW. He played it a bit under MacTavish as part of the former coach's ill-fated third line (Moreau – Pisani – Penner) and that would allow him to slot into the second-line wing spot with Sam Gagner – something that seems like a natural fit. That would give the Oilers' the following top-nine:
- O'Sullivan/Cogliano – Horcoff - Hemsky
- Cogliano/O'Sullivan – Gagner – Penner
- Moreau – Pouliot - Pisani
I think that's a reasonable group of forwards, although of course I'd prefer a more established option than Marc Pouliot for the third line and it also means the team will be banking on scoring by committee and steps forward from Cogliano/Gagner. Unfortunately, both seem inevitable, but fortunately both could work out for the team. It's a gamble.
@ Arch
Lanny McDonald turned 56 last feburay... Classy old timer. Really classy. Wasn't he still playing when the flames won their only cup over twenty years ago?
August 15 2009, 09:36PM
It will be interesting what lines Quinn and Renney put together,they must have sat down with Tamballini and have a plan,If you look at our team, we have alot of talent we just need to get all the pieces together and watch out,thats what I hope is going to happen.
@ Archaeologuy:
Oh, I forgot. You were probably still in diapers the last time Calgary won a cup.
@ Librarian Mike:
I'm trying. I'm really trying. I love trolls.
@ FlamesRule:
Obvious Troll is obvious
August 15 2009, 09:50PM
Archaeologuy wrote:
Jonathan Willis wrote: 1. Penner – O'Sullivan – Hemsky 2. Cogliano – Gagner – Nilsson 3. Moreau – Horcoff – Pisani and a fourth line of Stortini, Brule and JF Jaques.That would be a pretty good all round line up and should be able to compete with most teams.Add to that the Strength of our D and Quinns and Renneys coaching and maybe we do have a chance to compete and make the playoffs.
What ever the line up is we will score more goals then Calgary. Plus are tender will have at least a .900 save %. Kipper was ranked something like 32nd in the league last year. Anyone know what Bulin ranked ?
@ FlamesRule:
Sorry to disappoint you but I have a university education and maybe thats why I live in Calgary.We ship out all the losers and uneducated people to Deadmonton.
I love how you're putting down the quality of education in Edmonton, yet in the same sentence you make a mess of basic english: you should have written "that's why I live in Calgary..." not "thats why I live in Calgary".
It's nice to know that they give out degrees in Cracker Jack boxes down there, though.
And, by the way, I make typos and blog them by accident all the time, but I sure as hell don't do it while putting down the intelligence of an entire city.
August 15 2009, 10:47PM
Fun fact for everyone:
oilersseasonticketholdersince99 FlamesRule BigBanana DannyHateley
all post from the same IP address and same email account.
I've deleted most of this poor sap's comments, but don't feel the need to continue to engage this idiot.
And Bruno - stick to one account. You're bothering me.
August 15 2009, 10:49PM
Chris wrote:
Sorry. Re-read your comment. I thought you were maybe suggesting Gagner may be ready to leap to first line duty
I dont think Gagner was ready at all last season for the first line, but this has to be the season where he really pushes it.
Chris wrote:
Oh, I forgot. You were probably still in diapers the last time Calgary won a cup
I was 6, however even then I could read and write better than FlamesRule would be able to after his "University Education".
August 15 2009, 10:51PM
Jonathan Willis wrote:
oilersseasonticketholdersince99 FlamesRule BigBanana DannyHateley all post from the same IP address and same email account.
I feel more cheated than when I found out that Chris Gaines was Garth Brooks.
Thanks JW. Thinking about the Kitties huh? Damn Trolls
- has anyone thought of having Brule on the 3rd line? I think he has the drive to push Moreau and Pisani! Horcs would be way better, but his chemistry with Hemmer needs to stay pat till one of the kids can step up
So schremp , Nilson, Big Mac but the line looks good.
JW what do you think a trade (schremp or Nilson ) would bring the Oil? Just saying if it was possible. Also how do you think the D-line would look ? Staios or Pekham ? Where does Strudwick fit ? I really like Strudwick I how he makes the line up .
Sorry "hope"
Jonathan Willis wrote:
Fun fact for everyone: oilersseasonticketholdersince99 FlamesRule BigBanana DannyHateley all post from the same IP address and same email account. I've deleted most of this poor sap's comments, but don't feel the need to continue to engage this idiot. And Bruno - stick to one account. You're bothering me.
That is fricken hilarious goddamn loserville flameout hahahaha. They may be better then us this year but not much and our time is coming when we will walk all over them and they will go back to being the losers they always have been
Personally I want to see the current lineup dressed. Our D are most definitely our strong point. We just need to pray our top 6 can pull their potential out this season and we will make more then one critic of the off season moves eat crow!!
I'll even cook it for you, lol
Some one please break down the Oil compared to the rest of the division. Other then the Flames d line we are better then the rest. Solid tender. Just hope the kids give us what we need.
oilFan wrote:
Some one please break down the Oil compared to the rest of the division. Other then the Flames d line we are better then the rest. Solid tender. Just hope the kids give us what we need.
I think the Oil have a better D then the Flames. Oil have much better upside there. Plus you have to note that Habby vs Kipper I think we win there too.
August 15 2009, 11:31PM
@ Jonathan Willis: My apologies Willis and to Oilers nation,My son and his friends deceided to have fun at my expense, I can assure you it won't happen again.
August 15 2009, 11:41PM
oilFan wrote:
JW what do you think a trade (schremp or Nilson ) would bring the Oil?
Apparently the Oilers attempted to move Schremp at the draft and couldn't.
I'm guessing no more than a late draft pick for either of them.
I left four hours ago for some heavy drinking... there were 72 comments...
Came back for an update; hit f5... then there were 66...
Blew my mind.
@ oilersseasonticketholdersince99: Impersonating a Flames fan is worse than stealing a car with a baby in it. I hope your justice was swift my friend. I need sleep now.
A lot of people see horcoff on the 3rd line, but I can't see them paying 7 million for a 3rd line center, or atleast we shouldn't be
August 16 2009, 09:18AM
@ Hemi989: I dont think Pat Quinn will care who makes what, as long as the Oilers win.
I would like to see horc stay as the #1 center to start the season and see if he can shoot like 2 years ago (before he got hurt). If not, the second set of line combos is a good one. It would really help to have a true shut down line, and Horc with Pisani and moreau would do a good job of that. I'm interested to see how it plays out and weather Tambo is able to make a deal to bring in some size. Getting closer!!!!!
August 16 2009, 09:25AM
Hemi989 wrote:
A lot of people see horcoff on the 3rd line, but I can't see them paying 7 million for a 3rd line center, or atleast we shouldn't be
Horcoff is a 5.5mil cap hit, not 7. If Brule plays well and the Horcoff is on the third line (the lines as outlined look good), does this make Horcoff more expendable?
Dallas wrote:
That is fricken hilarious goddamn loserville flameout hahahaha. They may be better then us this year but not much and our time is coming when we will walk all over them and they will go back to being the losers they always have been
I don't understand the post that said the Oilers will score more goals than the flames this year? I also think the Flamers will be a hell of a team this year and over the next few.
Vegas odds has the flames around 20/1 odds which I would not be scared to throw 20 bones at.
The Flames dont have many players comitted after this season other than the core of the defense and Iggy. I like how Sutter has used the cap and believe he will have a lot of options with almost no bad contracts (as long as Kipper gets some form back.)I like players like Bourque, Glencross, Dawes, and Pardy.
Don't get me wrong, I am a die-hard Oil fan but I envy the position that the flames are in right now.
August 16 2009, 09:32AM
@ Lofty:
I know what you mean, but the problem with the Flames is what happens when someone gets hurt like last year. All of a sudden they have no money and no players and have to ice fewer players.
I don't question the talent on that team, but I'm still not sold that Bouwmeester is all that. We'll see I guess...
August 16 2009, 09:36AM
@ Librarian Mike: ugh, i forgot about Bouwmeester. I hope he's not as good as the massive hype that surrounds him suggests.
I know the cap hit is only 5.5 mil, but they are paying him 7. He is the guy making 1st line money with only 16 other centers in the league making more money that he is. I just think he atleast has to be our 2nd line center, if not we are paying a lot of money for a 3rd line checking center.
Librarian Mike wrote:
I know what you mean, but the problem with the Flames is what happens when someone gets hurt like last year. All of a sudden they have no money and no players and have to ice fewer players. I don't question the talent on that team, but I'm still not sold that Bouwmeester is all that. We'll see I guess…
Its not like there are many other teams in the NHL that are in better shape. If there are serious injuries they loose the salary and make a trade for someone to fill it as best as possible. Still doesnt sound that bad to me.
It has been stated several times that developing within is going to be the best way to build a team in cap system. Only wish the Oil and other teams thought of this earlier (as Gagner and Brule would be primed to hit the ice this year boasting big numbers I bet)
If you look at just the Oil vs Flames, we by far have more talent on all sides of the ice then Calgary in the minors. I just hope they develop them otherwise we should follow Sutter's lead and trade the talent for proven players. Like a good cowboy he sold his farm and I think he is making a last ditch effort for a cup within 2 years. If not he will be run out of the office.
Good on Lowe and Tambo IMO for stocking our farm so we the fans can look forward to Omark, MPS, Eberle, Rajala, and Plante Jerseys in a few year.
Lets put the faith in the team guys...hate it when the bandwagon gets full after a few wins. Get on now and get a good seat
@ Nik:
Saying the Oilers will score more goals than the flames this year is quite a stretch. Always on the bandwagon though!
How does calgary have to score goals ? Only guys are Iggy and Oli. The rest of there team are jobers. Remember Horcoff scored over 30. So Oli has scored in the past so has Horcoff Cogs Gagne.
Glencrose , Pardy, Bourque and Dawes, are 3rd line players on the Oil. I would say Moreau, Pisani, Smid, Stortini are equal to those guys. The Flames scored more then the Oil last year yes. They had Cammy and Bert that's almost 60 goals, who did they replace them with ? Dawes come on. I like there d line but that's is you think Dion is any good judging blast year I think he compares with Grebs minus charging or running the other teams small forwards
Lofty wrote:
@ Nik: Saying the Oilers will score more goals than the flames this year is quite a stretch. Always on the bandwagon though!
never said they have to score more goals. Not disputing the fact of the Flames current talent either. just we have more upside over the next few years then they do.
Glad to see some optimism from the bandwagon though :)
@ Jonathan Willis:
Do you think O'Sullivan would be a better fit as centre on the top line than on the second or third lines?
August 16 2009, 05:55PM
It seems like Cogliano on the RW never gets discussed. Would this be a bad idea? He seems to score many of his goals coming down the right side.
August 17 2009, 01:41AM
@ oilerdiehard: I agree, every time I see Cogliano go free-wheelin he always charges down the right wing then cuts in left and shoots top corner. I don't remember him ever doing this from the left wing.
August 30 2009, 11:28AM
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Stokes, Carl Burton, 1927–96, American political leader, b. Cleveland. A 1956 graduate of the Cleveland Marshall School of Law, Stokes began his political career as a Democratic member of the Ohio general assembly (1962–67). In 1965 he narrowly lost a race for mayor of Cleveland. In 1967 he ran again and became the first African American to be elected mayor of a major American city. He was reelected in 1969, but after his second term he left politics to become a news broadcaster in New York City. He returned to Cleveland in 1980 and was general counsel to the United Automobile Workers. In 1983 Stokes was elected municipal court judge, serving two terms as head of the court. He then served (1994–95) as ambassador to the Seychelles.
See his memoirs, Promises of Power (1983).
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The Brumbies consolidated their lead in the Australian Super Rugby conference on Saturday with a 35-6 win over the Waratahs.
The Brumbies consolidated their lead in the Australian Super Rugby conference on Saturday with a convincing 35-6 derby win over the Waratahs at Canberra Stadium.
Christian Lealiifano scored 18 points, including a try as the hosts led from start to finish, outscored the 'Tahs four tries to none.
The Brumbies led 21-6 at half time thanks to tries from skipper Ben Mowen and Lealiifano before Henry Speight and Robbie Coleman crossed in the closing stages to wrap up a relatively easy win and secure the bonus point.
The Brumbies are yet to concede a point in the second half this season and provisionally sit atop the overall standings.
The win was however soured by the loss of Wallaby openside flank David Pocock whose season looks to be over due to a serious knee injury.
Lealiifano kicked the hosts into a 9-0 lead inside 10 minutes as the Waratahs coughed up a series of penalties for ruck offences.
Brendan McKibbin finally got the Waratahs on the scoreboard in the 14th minute, but Mowen scored the opening try at the back of powerful maul from five metres out.
Lealifano put the Brumbies further ahead just after the half-hour mark when he raced onto a kick behind the defence from full-back Jesse Mogg to score in the corner.
The early loss of Tatafu Polota-Nau to a leg injury didn't help the Waratahs cause but they failed to really cash in when Brumbies lock Sam Carter was sent to the sin-bin for continued failure to roll away at rucks.
A second McKibbin penalty was all they could produce.
The second half was a low-scoring affair with Speight touching down in the 71st minute after Lealifano put replacement loose forward Fontunuupule Aueluab into space at speed.
Props Benn Robinson and Ben Alexander were sent to the sin-bin after Alexander stamped on his Wallaby team-mate, who was pinned for a professional foul
The Brumbies bagged the bonus point in the dying minutes when Mogg launched a counter-attack from his own 22 and replacement centre Robbie Coleman used his pace to win a footrace at the other end of the park.
The scorers:
For Brumbies:
Tries: Mowen, Lealiifano, Speight, Coleman
Cons: Lealiifano 2, Prior
Pens: Lealiifano 3
Yellow cards: Carter, Alexander
For Waratahs:
Pens: McKibbin 2
Yellow card: Robinson
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Andrew Smith, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Clyde Rathbone, 10 Matt Toomua, 9 Nic White, 8 Ben Mowen (c), 7 David Pocock, 6 Peter Kimlin, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Ben Alexander.
Replacements: 16 Siliva Siliva, 17 Scott Sio, 18 Fotu Auelua, 19 George Smith, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Robbie Coleman, 22 Joe Tomane.
Waratahs: 15 Ben Volavola, 14 Israel Folau, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Tom Carter, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Brendan McKibbin, 8 Dave Dennis, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Mitchell Chapman, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 Luke Holmes, 17 Paddy Ryan, 18 Greg Peterson, 19 Lopeti Timani, 20 Pat McCutcheon, 21 Matt Lucas, 22 Lachie Turner.
Venue: Canberra Stadium
Referee: Jonathon White (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Angus Gardner (Australia), Rohan Hoffmann (Australia)
Television match official: Peter Marshall (Australia)


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But the microblogging service releases no details just yet.
Thad Rueter
Twitter Inc. said today it is filing for its initial public offering of stock as it moves to become a publicly traded company.
In an announcement made via a tweet, the microblogging service said only: "We've confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale."
Twitter can file confidentially because of a provision of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups, or Jobs Act, a federal law signed last year by President Obama. Companies with less than $1 billion in annual revenue do not have to disclose revenue and other facts until three weeks before launching their public presentations for potential investors.
A report earlier this year from eMarketer Inc. predicts the microblogging service's revenue to jump 63.0% to $950.0 million in 2014, and 40.0% to $1.33 billion by 2015.
Twitter's valuation has been estimated at up to $10 billion.
Twitter's move is hardly surprising. "This is a long-expected move and is likely to be quite well subscribed by investors," says says Greg Sterling, founder of research and consulting firm Sterling Market Intelligence. "We'll soon find out what Twitter's actual revenue figures are and how they're distributed, i.e., between PC and mobile."
No further information from Twitter was immediately available.
The announcement comes days after Twitter indicated it would move further into mobile advertising via its purchase of mobile-focused advertising firm MoPub. MoPub's mobile ad exchange enables advertisers to bid in real time for ad space in mobile apps.
In August, Twitter hired a former online ticketing executive as its director of commerce.
According to Internet Retailer's 2013 Social Media 300, which ranks retailers by the percentage of traffic to their web sites from social networks, the average web site traffic from Twitter for the Top 50 retailers in that category stands at 0.31%.


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Whether you're creating your own eBook cover, or hiring someone else to design it for you, that's a great time to create additional graphics that will help build your eBook business.
It's often cheaper to order these items at the same time as your cover design, and easier if you are designing it yourself, because all the source materials are already at hand. Graphic unity is very important in a virtual business, to build credibility and trust, and increase discoverability of your product.
Below are four key areas that you should get done ASAP.
1) Social media icons and headers.
Recently, iTunes changed their image requirements for things like podcasting and personal icons. You know, that square icon that identifies Atlanta Rhythm Section from Peter Frampton? (I'm old. Get over it.) Your image that fits that space can also be used on things like Skype, Twitter, and many, many others. One graphic of 1400×1400, in .jpg format, is all you need across all those platforms, and it should include a professional headshot of yourself. Check out mine here.
2) Banners for affiliate marketing.
Affiliate marketing should be a core part of your long-term marketing plan for your eBook. Even if that only means inviting others to use Amazon Associates links back to your eBook on Kindle. If you plan to use your own in-house affiliate program, so much the better. Having graphical ads that hilight the use of your key graphic elements should be an essential part of that. Here's your chance to use your book cover design and really put it all out there. Here are some recommended sizes for those banners, below. (Click the image to open it at actual size, so you can see how big the banners will actually be.)
3) WordPress header or banner for your landing page.
It's important to have a clear image at the top of any web (WordPress-based) pages that you plan to use for your book's blog or sales page. In WordPress, the standard 2011 theme uses an image of 1000 x 288 pixels. This should ideally include an image of you, and your eBook. The clearer the better.
4) Images for use on social media, especially Pinterest.
This is different from ad banners – you'll want some other fun and playful images to use as you promote the eBook, such as a 3-D cover, samples of the cover in several small sizes to avoid pixelation on the web, etc. Pinterest, the photo sharing site, has changed this to be an entirely new ballgame. Here's a great place to share fun and unusual iamges that others will feel compelled to share in return – with a trail of breadcrumbs that lead back to you. For example, do you have a series of great headshots that were not all used in the eBook or on the cover? Here's the place to use them. Is yours a cookbook? Be sure to get some images of you interacting with food, or shots of the recipes themselves. What about action shots? You, out and about in the community? Near landmarks? Even better, what about video? At the very least, be sure to have a library of images that you build on an ongoing basis. Your designer can help you crop and modify them for use almost anywhere, including your Facebook page or Twitter, but especially Pinterest.