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DD: An obvious point is that to have an equivalence to Virginia's economy (and Washington's place in it), I had to have slaves.
The trick is that slavery wasn't a big issue (even in Britain) in 1750, but it's a huge issue now. Using human slavery would have made it impossible for a modern reader to view the situation through the eyes of Washington and his contemporaries. (If I'd been using a Civil War model, that wouldn't have been a problem. Slavery was an issue to the parties then.) I therefore created trainable animals (I used the example of weaver birds in the outline) which would be just as inefficient as the human slaves in Virginia but without the modern moral aspects.
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DeerFest 3D Tournament
$1,000 guaranteed cash prize in the Hunters Division. Winnebago Archers will host a 3D tournament at DeerFest (www.deerfestwi.com) this July 20-22. Two 20-target courses with three divisions. Open, Hunter, Youth.
Levi Morgan will appear all 3 days, and shoot demonstration round. His score will not count in the tournament, but if you best his score you will be entered into a special drawing for Cash and Merchandise prizes.
$15 entry fee in Open Division/75% payout. $10 for Hunter/50% payout plus $1,000 Grand Prize for Best Score of Weekend. $5 for Youth/Merchandise prizes.
Come Meet Levi Morgan, shoot for cash prizes and Enjoy DeerFest, The largest All-Deer Festival in the country.
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'Numminen said his condition is a swollen aorta. "It grows and eventually it will grow to the point they have to replace the valve," Numminen said. "That will be a surgery hopefully 10, 20, 30 years from now. We have to monitor it every year and see how fast it grows. Doctors say I'm OK to do what I do and there's no risks involved."'
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'Biron was especially sharp – and had to be – in the second period with the Sabres holding a 2-0 lead. He made 18 saves, the most impressive pair coming with his glove.'
Kalinin plays himself out of lineup
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Biron holds off Habs (Canadiens.com)
Snoozefest in Buffalo (HabsWorld.net)
Buffalo 3, Montreal 1
'"It's just the nature of our team," said Connolly, who sealed the game on the power play with his sixth goal, scored with just over three minutes to go. "We always want to work as hard as we can out there, and when we do that, we know that good things will happen."'
Sabres forward Pyatt fractures wrist
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Sabres top Canadiens for fifth win in six games
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Biron Shuts Down Habs; Sabres Win 3-1
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Marty is magic against Montreal
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23/02/2013 , 5:35 AM by Ashley Walsh
Internationally acclaimed saxophonist Amy Dickson will be the guest soloist at this year's Symphony Under the Stars.
Originally from Sydney, she's now based in London and has just released a new CD "Catch Me If You Can" on the ABC Classics label.
Amy will perform with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra at the free event in Adelaide's Elder Park.
One of the works she'll play is Michael Kamen's Concerto for Saxophone.
After several years searching, Amy eventually tracked down the music for the concerto in an attic, thanks to the help of Michael's youngest daughter Zoe.
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As I am sure you are well aware, it turns out that this Saturday is going to be Judgement Day. "O.K." you are saying, "but where does The Bayou fit into this whole end times thing?"
Well, if you, like much of our staff, could use earning a few extra brownie points during these last few days, we have got your back. We have not 1, not 2 but 11 different Trappist beers from 5 of the 7 Trappist breweries!
Now, I'm not saying that drinking lots of Trappist beers will guarantee your Rapture, but it can't hurt.
So, hurry on in an try a beer from Orval (pictured on the left), Chimay, Rochfort, La Trappe (Konnigshoven) and Westmalle.
You only have 3 days to consume enough Trappist beers to offset all your bad deeds from the last 21+ years.
O.K., for the sake of argument, lets say that your bad deeds turn out to be simply too much for even trappist beer to overcome. Well, being ones who remember our Boy Scout training, we at The Bayou have a backup plan. Lucifer!
Yes, if you find yourself stuck on earth on the 22nd we have stocked up on Lucifer.
Now, while drinking Lucifer won't give you the brownie points that the Trappist beers will, we feel that it just might help you get on the dark ones good side and should lighten your pain in the days to come.
Regardless it is a great beer to help forget the bad things to come and at only $6.66 it is a great deal!
Now, I hear you asking yourself, "But who will be at The Bayou to pour these beers on the 22nd? All those wonderful employees are sure to be raptured!" Au contraire, I won't name names but there are a few of us for whom the Trappist monks couldn't possibly brew enough beer to save. So that's good news for you! We will be open promptly at 5:00 pm on the 21st and 22nd to start cracking open the Lucifers.
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You probably are tired of seeing noobs come onto the boards and asking a lot of questions (and trust me, you might be seeing me ask a lot of them).
But when searching for a holloween costume this year it dawned on me that there was nothing interesting at the costume shop, until it caught my eye... a jango fett mask. The thought rushed to my mind was "only if there was a boba fett mask there instead". So i went home and thought to myself "what if i made a boba fett costume for next year."
After walking around the house and talking to friends i made up my mind... I would be Boba Fett next year! Heck one of my friends thought it was such a cool idea, he said he would be Jango Fett, and would pay me for the cost of his costume and pay for part of the cost of mine.
I have always thought that the Fett man was the coolest character in the movies and if i was going to be him for Holloween I would have to go full force and not half-way try. I have been researching many sites for the past week and only came across this site in the last couple of days.
So now that i have bored you all, now here is the begining of my barage of questions that i have....
First, i have decided to work on the boba fett costume first because #1 it is mine, and #2 the Jango Fett costume will need "less attention to detail and weathering" because in the movie it looked relatively new.
Obviously, the helm is one of the most important parts, should i get it from ebay or should i just go down to the costume shop that had the jango helm? They had it priced at i think $50 USA.
I have decided that I am going to do the costume using ESB shots as refrence shots, does anyone have any good ideas on achieving likeness and/or links to sites or past posts that can help me when it comes to paint types/colors and techniques to achieve scrathing and battle wear? (i saw the mustard tutorial and looks intreguing)
This is all i can think of for right now. I think i am goin to go down to the costume shop and get a price quote on a Fett bucket just for reference :) (i hear they are pretty good at searching for stuff at the lowest possible price for good quality).
It is nice to see there is a good databank of information to search through with my project and thank you for sharing it and creating this source of networking.
Looking forward to your commments.
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For all the fans of KOTOR, I would be wondering if any of you know how far Team Gizka has gotten in The Sith Lords Restoration project?
Also, I know Bioware (EA) has not yet axed a KOTOR 3, and I was wondering if it would be too absurd too have everyone who would know they would buy K3 (Me) to start a pledge, and eventually send Bioware/EA the money to produce the game. This would create interest, and relieve time constraints, and hopefully bring the quality of KOTOR 1 and what 2 could have been. (Forced out early with Xmas release date)
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Right now I only have a round 450 decoys. I know I'm going to need to have enough to cover up with since we're not hunting out of blinds and make it look like a main feeding area. With the rest do you think I should ball them all up in one glob or string them out.
Today in the area I'm looking to hunt on Mon, I saw two groups of hunters (not on the same farm) With the works, flyers, rotaries, but they had all there decoys all balled up in globs. I want to give them something different to look at. I'm thinking of not taking any trinkets and just give them a feeding set. So what do you think all balled up or strung out?


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Since there have been a number of suicides at ranges by lone people renting guns in the last few months, some ranges won't rent to people that come in alone.
Why buy used ? Around here you can buy a brand new Ruger 22/45 .22 LR pistol for about $315 (plus tax).
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One of two Grand Theft Auto-inspired posters TS Rogers created for a bicycle race.
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I have an user who reports the following strangeness when using the Filmdelta scraper:
Quote:I've got problems with Filmdelta. If I add 2 or more movies everyone looks like the first. If I scan the movies movie 1, movie 2 and movie 3 it shows the same image and information for all the movies as for movie 1, ie movie 1 appears three times.
If I quit XBMC and restart it then it doesn't work. If I quit XBMC and reboot the computer then it works again and I can add one more moview.
I've also got a logfile from the user at http://www.4shared.com/dir/woRWMWnj/XBMC_log.html
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From Wikipedia:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIG_P226#DAK_VersionSIG recently released an improved version of the double-action only (DAO) pistols; this version is called the DAK (for Double Action Kellerman, after the designer of the system). The DAK capability is available in 226, 229 and 239 models. When firing the pistol the first trigger pull is only 6.5 lbf (compared to 10 pounds for the standard DAO). After the pistol fires and the trigger is released forward the trigger has an intermediate reset point that is approximately halfway to the trigger at rest position. The trigger pull from this intermediate reset point is 8.5 lbf. If the trigger is released all the way forward, this will engage the primary trigger reset and have a trigger pull of 6.5 lbf. To engage the intermediate reset, the trigger must be held to the rear while the slide is cycled, either manually or by the recoil of a round being fired. The United States Coast Guard has adopted this firearm as its PDW (Personal Defense Weapon), replacing the older M9 pistol.[5]
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A team of UCSF researchers has engineered E. coli with the key molecular circuitry that will enable genetic engineers to program cells to communicate and perform computations.
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Hopefully this means that Woot.com will begin seeing some of the goodies that are available on Amazon.com.
I can see it now, bags of crap filled with refurbished Kindles and old chemistry textbooks. Ah what a world.
Thanks woot!
Now the freakin' song is stuck in my head.
It is as if a million howling monkeys suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced...
And now thanks to Woot i now know many rhymes to the word Amazon.
of course that means that the black boxer's get free prime shipping....right?
Does this mean the Woot! site will finaly work on my Kindle's crappy web browser?
I hope that the free-wheeling humor does not stop - some days it's the funniest part of my day to read Woot!
Congrats! I have so enjoyed your site and have made some great purchases. Hopefully you will be allowed to continue but not have to worry so much about paying the bills
dontwantaname wrote:So now I work for free for Amazon?
Yeah....uh.....ouch. :|
I know a certain game that I use...STILL play that used to have volunteers ingame that were officially sanctioned. Well, that went on for a couple of months before the publisher decided to make a stink...which was Microsoft. I'm imagining the convo went something like this:
Turbine: Uh, what?
MS: These VOLUNTEERS are a liability! What if someone decides to sue for compensation of services rendered?!
Turbine: They signed a contract stating they receive nothing.
MS: SO WHAT!! WE'RE THE PUBLISHER, WE OWN j00, RAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHRRRRRGGGHHH!!!!
Turbine: Um..right. *fires advocate staff*
Hopefully Amazon has a bit more foresight than that, but who knows. These things happen to change a lot more things in the background than I think Woot would like people to believe. It will be painfully obvious in a short time if things go south.
Will definitely be interesting to follow the first few Bowl of Cereal threads and see what people get with their letters...
Yes we all have heard "we will still be the same company" many times before when someone is gobbled up by one of the big boys.
Haven't it seen it happen.....Ever !!
It was good while it lasted.
Now get back to work !!!
American Enterprise alive and well--and somebody will be making some BIG BUCKS on this deal. Good for you!!
lippsman wrote:Yes we all have heard "we will still be the same company" many times before when someone is gobbled up by one of the big boys.
Haven't it seen it happen.....Ever !!
It was good while it lasted.
I agree..let the synergies begin!
Wow! sold out to the MAN!
Way to go dudes!!
I love Amazon but they can't have my Woot. No. I'm gonna hold my breath until I turn blue and then I'll go on a hunger strike. Oh? It won't work, and I'll just starve to death in about fifty years, when the last stored fat cell in my body finally dies of starvation? Nevermind. (Weeping quietly in corner of room, paper grocery sack pulled firmly over head.)
Can I borrow a dollar?
i guess this marks the begining of the end of woot....oh well...hope you at least made a bucket of cash...was nice while it lasted
amazon sucks so bad...its gotta land here as well
My only concern would be....
will this affect wine.woot.com in anyway possible?????
Good for you-bad for me-not an Amazon fan. I try and avoid that site. Only used as a last resort. Have had multiple problems with my orders- time to find another (Woot) resource for me. I am disappointed. Thanks for letting us know.
Congrats to Woot! Thats awesome for you guys
Welcome to the Darkside.............
Hopefully, most of the people at Woot rang the cash register on this deal! BTW, if you need any investment advice, let me know and I'll send you my credentials. Seriously, good for you - and I hope good for those of us that really like dealing with Woot...
I will remain optimistic that you will be independent, but won't be surprised if you are not. I like Amazon, but like you guys way more.
Congrats! Probably the beginning of the end though
Oh well, it was a fun ride!
And this is supposed to be a good thing?
Honestly the things people do for money, like sell their souls ...
donatom3 wrote:I know, the only way this could get better is if they merge with Costco and Google now.
From your lips to gawd's ears!
sellout i guess is real prophetic
also what happens with the relationship with yahoo?
Hey, maybe this means they'll start using Amazon's cloud computing to run the woot servers, so maybe they won't crash every time a Bowl of Cereal comes up? :P
Wow, congrats!
Does this mean that your servers will no longer lag when the Book of Crap comes up on Woot-Offs? Or will you still have such crappy servers that 100 simultaneous hits by all 60 of your customers will cause your servers to lag?
If i'd wanted Amazon I'd have gone to amazon, Good bye woot.
solstone wrote:It is as if a million howling monkeys suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced...
Nice. (cue ominous symphony music)
That's not good! I like the independent rebellious teenager, I don't want him to get a job…
sad but true
I've worked for two big companies that were purchased. For about a year they left us alone then the changes begin, slowly at first...
No one suspects the WOOT ACQUISITION.... or the SPANISH INQUISITION for that matter
Ay Carumba!
Wow. Maybe Amazon will actually teach you how to ship to Alaska now! Awesome.
W00t! Looks like mom is getting a refurb'd Kindle for xmas.
Congrats on the deal boys, Amazon is solid. Plus, now your AWS cloud services should be free... cheap bums ;)
Hoping for the best but not really counting on it. Will withhold judgment for a year and see what Woot looks like then.
Wow, talk about sellout.woot. Why'd you have to sell out to the establishment? I hope things can stay the same.
If I have Amazon Prime do I now get free 2nd day shipping?
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Have a couple of questions about the material:
1. Does anyone have a source for the stuff currently?
2. Is it available in different colors other than the light gray we use on the flak vests?
I'm thinking this was the same stuff they made the Greedo outfit and the Luke ceremonial jacket, was it not?


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Volunteer firefighter walks 26 miles to raise money
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A local firefighter walked about 26 miles on Saturday from Divide to Colorado Springs to raise money for the Victor Volunteer Fire Department.
Nathan Quist is the Safety Officer at Victor Volunteer Fire Dept. Quist told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that he thought of the idea and posted it on his Facebook page to ask others what they thought.
"They said I've lost my mind," Quist said. "I told them it's all for them."
Quist described the need his department has for new gear, and how difficult it is for an all-volunteer department.
"It costs roughly $3,000 to gear head-to-toe one guy. That's really hard to come by, especially being in the small town we're in," Quist said.
Quist started his journey in Divide around 7:00 a.m. He made it to 8th Street and Cimarron Street in Colorado Springs around 2:00 p.m.
Other volunteer fire department firefighters waited for Quist in Colorado Springs and helped raise money. Christopher "Cotton" Pease from the Four Mile Fire District told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that he tries to help out his fellow firefighters.
"It's a huge brotherhood. I"m proud to be part of it," Pease said.
Pease said he's been wearing the same bunker gear since 1999. Fire safety regulations recommend gear be replaced every ten years.
"We have an inner liner here inside these coats," Pease said. "It's a rubber-made material. Sometimes I notice that my liner might get a little more soaked on the inside of the liner where it shouldn't."
Pease said even though their departments are not paid, they do the best they can and face the same challenges as paid departments.
Quist set up a website to collect donations. Click here for more information on how to donate.


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Afternoon tea, furnishings, nice staff. I could leave my luggage after check out until I picked it up late afternoon. No
It had character There was a bar with a courtyard below my window, there was noise till 1:30 am. You could also hear the beds creaking!!!!
No elevators and the super friendly staff made it feel so cozy. Not to mention the great garden patio and uncanny amount of quietness you get at night. Pretty amazing and 100% where I'll be staying every time I visit NYC
The service, the place itself, clean, feels like home...
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Jhana4 wrote:PTSD is a serious problem. I'm not a psychological expert of any kind, but I don't think it is a do-it-yourself issue you can take care of yourself. Please go see a qualified professional.
Aloka wrote:Being refered by a qualified professional to have Mindfulness Based Cogitive Therapy is said to be helpful for PTSD.
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No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøse
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her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and
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Re: Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
Be a giant for Halloween! Also wearable year round.
Re: DUDE, You're a Clock!
Hey, what time is it? Whatever time you say it is! You're the clock!
You don't have to draw hands on your face when you wear this shirt, but you can.
Re: Sales Associate
Hey Folks! Put on your Kackie pants and this shirt to dress up this Halloween as your favorite sales associate!
Re: Three Hole Punch You
When Plain White You just isn't interesting enough.
Re: NextGen Fake Out
For the friends that think an actual Star Trek costume is just too dorky, you can point out that it's really just a t-shirt. The rest won't know the difference, if you wear it with a jacket! Plus, even with that big panel of ink, it will be way more comfortable than those polyester costumes! Not to mention way cheaper... :-)
Re: I am SAUCED!
I am SAUCED!
Dude 1: Hey dude, glad you came to the party! But, uh, where's your costume?
Dude 2: Dude, I'm sauced!
1: Hey, that's pretty awesome, but you have to be wearing a costume, bro.
2: No, dude, I'm SAUCED! Get it? Sauce? My shirt, bro.
1: OHHHH! SCHWEET! Come on in! The beer's in that garbage can, and there's more in the tub.
Re: A Møøse once bit my sister ...
Yes! I wanted this design back in the Canada derby!
Re: The Beast Within
This *is* my Halloween costume. My Edgar suit is in the dry cleaner's.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=23508]
I dedicate this costume shirt to George W. Bush, yell leader for 9 years. Would be great to wear for Halloween anywhere and to get out the information:
That is, who the real "Leader" of our crazed nation is!
Re: Preggers!
Show your friends that you're too lazy even to stuff a pillow in your shirt. But at least you wore a costume, right?
Detail view. There is some half toning, but the spot size should be large enough to print evenly.
Re: By the Magic of Grayskull
it's a bit of a risk, but with all the zeldas and the like we've already seen in the derby thread, I felt it was an easy enough design to be worth it. It's not like there'll be much in the way of self respect this derby, so I am happy to put mine on hold for something that may indeed carry a bunch of fans.
Orko was always one of my favorite cartoon characters when I was younger. I actually made a full costume once. Hell, I may even post pictures if this manages to print. I AM ALL ABOUT GIVING BACK.
Re: Exposed
You gotta have guts to wear this shirt. That is unless your a zombie... or maybe you've been mauled by a bear? With your organs falling out of your tummy and blood everywhere, I think you have more pressing things to worry about.
Re: Gold-titanium alloy man
Gold Titanium Alloy Man open for your Consideration .
*giggles* the DUBYA!
Re: Tux (resub)
Be the coolest kid in the room with this penguin costume!
Re: Mummy!
The classic mummy costume made extra easy. And you don't have to waste all that toilet paper now.
Re: Hot Buttered Popcorn
MMMmmm... Oh so good... I can almost taste it
5 colors on red. Enjoy!
Close up:
The colors and perspective, as always, are grand. You have a real gift of knowing the exact amount of necessary detail, and it comes out so clean. I'm actually wearing "pander tree" at the moment, so my compulsion to vote is even stronger.
Re: Mano, Hand of Fate
*insert certain music*
The Master...would..approve.
The Master...would..approve.
Re: B00b Tube
Add those foil antennae and you're good to go.
At least until February 2009... Then add a box on the side or something to go digital. ;)
6 colors on brown. Enjoy!
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Re: A-Door-Able
Knock knock
Who's there?
Door who?
Door shirt! Ahaha!
Oh, drat.
Re: I ain't playin kid!
I like it, I like it!
Re: I'm a vampire
I thought this would be kind of cool in glow-in-the-dark ink, but I don't think that is an option. Anyways, enjoy.
You are a vampire? I think you have a vampire stuck on you actually. Cute face!
Everybody I know wants to be a vending machine this Halloween.
Re: Devil Inside
Hey again evreyone,
With this shirt, you never have to held accountable for your crazy actions again!
Thanks in advance for your votes and support.
Re: Think Green
Of course, you need to wear it with a green beanie...green bean...ie...wow, the puns are accumulating in my head over this one! You got any good ones? Thanks for looking and thanks for the vote!
Re: diePod
Zombie Steve Jobs releases the next biggest thing from Apple
Re: PRESS MY BUTTONS
Game on, boys! Good for Halloween or any time of year!
Re: Steampunk Robot
good for halloween or wear it to an Anime Convention!
badTchap wrote:You are a vampire? I think you have a vampire stuck on you actually. Cute face!
if you wear all black and a cape, you become the vampire.
Re: I Am
llo!! Awesome shirt!!! So simple!!!! GMV!!!!!
Re: Be the Strawberry
Like the green cap, nicely done. This would look particularly delicious on full figures who would fill it out nicely.
Re: Get Away Kid, Your Buggin' Me
Cute idea, but it's YOU"RE bugging me. The misspelling is bugging me.
Re: Gumball Machine
It's a good idea! I'd wear it.
I feel like I should be snobbishly condemning any design that uses the old 'nostalgia for nintendo products' card, but all I can find myself doing with this shirt is slowly wanting to buy it more and more...
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Hello folks, I've been reading the posts for days- and this place is awesome! Here is my question, I just got my new manometer today and when I went to install it I have a slight problem my baro damper sits on top of my stove (Alaska Channing) I don't have a place before my baro to drill a hole and get a reading. Do you think I would get an accurate reading if a drilled a hole in the back of my baro and then inserted the metal tube in pointing downward basically into the stove? I guess how far away does the end of the tube have to be from the bottom of the barometric damper?
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New Hampshire Senior News Notes
July 14. 2013 5:08PM
Dick Chevrefils, seen in Sedona, Ariz., is returning to AARP as the New Hampshire state president. (COURTESY)
Dick Chevrefils, who retired from AARP in 2011, recently accepted the volunteer position, which involves leading AARP volunteers, collaborating with state leaders to achieve the organization's strategic goals and continuing to enhance relationships with leaders in business, government and nonprofits to meet the needs of people 50 and older and their families.Chevrefils served as AARP state director in New Hampshire from 2003 to 2007, when he left to fill the same roll in Pennsylvania.
BEDFORD — The public is invited to join Bedford Seniors' members on their day trips, including one this week. • Tuesday: the coasts of New Hampshire and Maine, with stops at Stonewall Kitchen, York Beach and Nubble Light, a lighthouse in York. Lunch is on your own at the Weathervane. The driver, Jim Dineen, will share interesting information about the area's history. Cost is $35.• Aug. 3: Tanglewood in Massachusetts to see the Boston Symphony and Yo-Yo Ma in a rehearsal. The $19 cost includes a boxed lunch. • Aug. 5: Winnipesaukee Playhouse in Meredith, to see "The 39 Steps," a comedy/thriller. Cost is $85 and includes lunch at Hart's Turkey Farm.
PLYMOUTH — A raffle for three unique handmade doll houses is under way at the Plymouth Regional Senior Center, 8 Depot St.The fully furnished doll houses, which were donated to the center, are in three different styles: a two-story Victorian, a country-style house and a rustic log cabin with a logging truck. They will be raffled off in September. The center called the craftsmanship "astonishing" and welcomed people to stop at the center to look them over. Raffle tickets are $2 each or three for $5. Entertainment this month includes a sing-along with Bill Sharp at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, an ice cream social after lunch Thursday and the singing and guitar playing of Jim Tyrell at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 31.The center operates two wheelchair-lift equipped vans weekdays that can transport seniors to a variety of services, from medical appointments, pharmacy pickups and grocery stores to banks, the post office and activities in the area.
RSVP seeks volunteers for program to help inmates
Thresholds and Decisions, a program of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program offered to soon-to-be released inmates at the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections, is looking for volunteers.The program encourages critical thinking and decision-making among the inmates, who are within a few months of their release and are screened for participation in the program. The goal is for inmates to learn what it takes to create better lives for themselves and a safer, more productive community for those around them.Each volunteer counselor meets one-on-one with an inmate to discuss and reinforce course material. The hour-long sessions take place once a week for 12 weeks. Volunteers will be asked to attend a one-day training session and will be provided with the materials, training and support needed to teach the program. RSVP is recruiting for the program that starts in September.
People with Alzheimer's, families welcome at cafes
The cafe is a safe and relaxed environment for people with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, as well as their families and caregivers, to come together for some social time and support.
Ms. NH Senior America pageant names delegate
Barbara Danais of Windham will be the 2013 New Hampshire delegate to the Ms. Senior America Pageant in Atlantic City in October.
Volunteers 50-plus wanted for after-school program
Southern New Hampshire Services is looking for volunteers 50 and older to help lead weekly after-school programs in Manchester that teach young children about nutrition, get them involved in fun exercise and help give them the keys to a healthy lifestyle.
Volunteers don't need any special experience because training and ongoing support will be provided.
The CATCH Healthy Habits program is sponsored by the OASIS Institute and supported locally by the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation. For more information, contact Deborah Keefe at 634-1169 or email@example.com.
LITTLETON — Littleton Area Senior Center, 77 Riverglen Lane, will host part two of a three-part "Aging your Way" program from Granite State Independent Living at 1 p.m. Friday, July 26.
An ice cream social with piano music by Stephen Cote is planned after lunch Thursday, July 25.
Chapin center offers meditation program
NEW LONDONDERRY — The Chapin Senior Center of the Kearsarge Council on Aging, 37 Pleasant St., is hosting a "Meditation & Body Awareness" program for men and women with Cathy Todd at 11 a.m. the first, third and fourth Mondays of the month. Todd says she will respond to the needs of those in attendance, and there's no need to sit cross-legged on the floor. Her goal is to get seniors to start a regular practice of 15 minutes of meditation a day.
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Fire crews respond to Brady Sullivan Plaza
City Fire District Chief Al Poulin said the shopping mall was evacuated for a short period while firefighters and building maintenance workers ventilated the area and shut off the transformer.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. — Playing in its third-consecutive road game, the William and Mary lacrosse team defeated Virginia Tech, 9-6, on Saturday afternoon at Thompson Field in Blacksburg, Va.
W&M (1-3) held the Hokies (2-1) to just two goals in the second half and outscored Tech, 8-2, in the final 35:48.
Senior Maggie Anderson recorded her second hat trick of the season and led the Tribe with four points on three goals and an assist, while sophomores Taelor Salmon and Katie Stillwell both totaled two goals apiece.
Defensively, seniors Sarah Mulvey and Denise Lenihan and sophomore Maggie Bermingham all tallied three ground balls apiece. In addition to allowing a season-low six goals, freshman goalie Lucy Ferguson also registered a game-high 10 saves.
Although VT got on the scoreboard first with goal by Jessica Nonn about five minutes into the contest, the College knotted the score on Anderson's first score of the afternoon at the 19:57 mark.
Tech rattled off three unanswered goals during a 3:36 span midway through the half to build a 4-1 advantage, but W&M narrowed the gap to just one with goals by junior Caitlin Murphy and Anderson late in the stanza.
The Tribe continued its run in the second half and scored the first three goals following intermission. Anderson and Stillwell found the back of the cage off assists from freshman Kaleigh Noon during the stretch, while junior Kyrstin Mackrides scored with 19:11 showing to give W&M a 6-4 lead.
Tech closed the margin to just one twice, the second time coming following a score by Jake Boissonneault with 8:42 remaining, but the Tribe held VT scoreless the rest of the way and got goals from Salmon and Stillwell to preserve the victory.
Although Tech held a 9-6 advantage in draw controls, W&M owned a 15-13 edge in ground balls and committed three fewer turnovers (10-13).
Nonn and Boissonneault led the Hokies with two goals apiece.
With the victory, W&M extends its winning streak against Virginia Tech to four games and improves its all-time mark in the series to 5-1.
The Tribe will return to action when it hosts Longwood on Wednesday at 4 p.m.


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I don't know about the rest of America, but I love College Baseball. I think it is one of the most under-rated College Sports out there. It doesn't get near the attention of College Basketball or College Football, but I think that much like College Basketball and Football, College Baseball is still more exciting than the professional leagues it precedes, i.e. Major League Baseball. I'm not saying the College World Series should get more attention than the NCAA basketball Tourney, but it should definitely get more coverage.
The action in college ball is way more exciting. The pace of the game moves at a speed that MLB can only dream of. The controversies involving steroids are non existent,and the season length leaves you wanting more. You would think the same sports purists that look to college football and basketball, because the players in their prospective professional leagues are all about the money and don't have any heart, would somehow demand more coverage for college baseball, but this simply hasn't happened. You would think the steroid scandals and Manny Ramirez would make people write off MLB all together, but this apparently isn't the case.
My Texas A&M Aggies, who have been ranked #1 for some weeks, and are still in the Top 5, have not been televised once this year. Instead of Airing college ball, Networks are too busy televising the Yankee's vs the American national team or the Marlin's vs the Australian national team or worse yet, Pre-Season MLB Ball. When I was living in College Station, air time for my team didn't bother me b/c I could go to the game, but now that I have moved, I'm forced to follow them online. The games I have been able to catch have reminded me why I loved baseball as a child. It reminds me of why baseball is America's Pastime. It makes me forget all of the reasons why I started to loathe the sport, like Barry Bonds, Manny Ramirez, and players unions just to name a few.
Oh well, whats a College Baseball fan to do. I guess I'll keep streaming my games on the internet until people finally tire of the scandals.


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In between watching the Waukesha Common Council's basebrawl Thursday night I caught an interesting show on HGTV I'd heard about. I don't usually watch, but one segment of their Extreme Homes episode was filmed at a Wisconsin location ...
There is no other house like this one! Basically built around the mature trees on the property, this house is tall without sprawl. The interesting curves and huge expanse of glass, along with the tree leaves, helps conceal how really large this place is. The roof also holds tons of soil which helps to insulate the home.
Even though this was the most unique and unusual home I'd ever seen, something looked and sounded familiar. Situated on a hill overlooking Pine Lake in Chenequa, this house replaced an older home which was torn down. Having spent time on Pine Lake in the recent past I know a little bit about the trees and landscape surrounding the lake.
The glimpse we got of the lake in the HGTV segment didn't look too different than the land I was most familiar with.
Yesterday I drove down the long driveway to my parents' old house in Chenequa to see if the new owners had ever torn it down and rebuilt. I recall quite a delay with finding the right architect after the purchase and, last I checked, it was still standing.
Alas, their old house is now history, but enough of the yard and trees remain to make it still recognizable. The circle drive with the cement pond and waterfall in the middle is still there. Happy to see the functioning old-fashioned hand water pump still in place. All the trees are still there, just a little larger.
Upon approaching the new house though, the front door slid wide open as if by magic. Not sure it wasn't.


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|Alex W
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
You don't need an autopilot. Just steer into the wind and lock off the rudder (using the brake on a wheel system, tiller tamer or line cleating the tiller in place on a tiller boat). An autopilot hooked into a wind system is helpful if you are sailing in gusty conditions.
Dropping and flaking on a ~30' boat only takes a minute, I do prefer to do it on the water and find that it is safer to do this instead of having sail fabric everywhere when I'm trying to dock. I may reflake at the dock if I had to rush the job, but it can be pretty annoying if the flakes aren't right so I try to just do it properly the first time.
I don't have lazy jacks. I've had limited experience with them, but mostly found them annoying.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
I have the Dutchman system on my C&C 30 and it helps a lot when I'm single handing. If the Dutchman's control lines are tensioned properly, it all gets flaked without any fuss. As mentioned here before, A well cleaned and lubricated sail track helps as well.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Just drop fast and flake it later. Or get lazy jacks or a dutchman's system.
I don't have an autopilot. I can flake it if it's a calm day. I start at the aft end and use sail ties as I move forward.
If there's a breeze or gusts, other boats, then it's safer to flake it at the dock. I'll gather it up a bit so I don't have sail all over the deck, but if you're single handing, you need to pay attention to other boats and stay in the cockpit as much as you can. Flaking the sail isn't a top priority.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Heading straight into the wind, if your slides are lubricated the main should drop readily.. when I'm alone I flake the leech as it comes down, then pull all the slides down as far as they'll go when I've worked my way to the mast.
If it's a luff rope main then it's a bit tougher.. I'd drop at the mast as quickly as possible then deal with the sail afterwards. Much easier to flake a bolt rope main with two people, where you can have one forward and one aft, flake as you drop. Alternatively you can drop it, and roll the sail rather than fold it. Find the middle of the luff, and roll from there towards the ends then tie the 'tube' to the boom - but again that's a two+ person job to do neatly.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Head up drop the halyard a foot or so go back to cockpit tighten main sheet hard against topping lift. Correct course of boat back to head up ( if you don't have autopilot). Back up to mast take all but half turn off winch. Take line tail back to cockpit stand on cockpit seats flake as you drop from the back. Tie off the bulk of sail in the back. You can straighten out the luff at the dock.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Thanks to all. I had no idea sailing would be that much more fun when you are in control of the boat.
|Alex W
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
I guess I'm out of the norm, I flake it as I drop it, even when single handing.
If you have halyards run back to the cockpit then there is a good chance that the halyard is running along the deck at the base of the mast. You can use your foot on this exposed line as a brake.
So the process is:
* turn into the wind
* use the autopilot or lock the helm to keep pointing that way
* open clutch and quickly move to mast
* put your foot on the halyard
* flake the first few flakes that fell as you were moving
* release a little sail, flake, repeat until it's down
You have to keep an eye on where you are going of course, and be ready to run back to the cockpit if you need to steer.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Sounds like you have a luff rope rather than slides on the luff of the main. Either way, drop if fast, flake later. If you have extra hands on board AND you have slides you can drop it part way and flake, put on the aft tie, repeat as you move forward. If you are considering jacks, look at easy jacks - a variation on lazy jacks.
Glad you are enjoying the boat!
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
Lazy jacks can be a curse when raising the sail, but that's only if you don't plan ahead.
Before you leave the dock/anchor/mooring, loosen them. After you raise the main, tighten them back up. Then when it's time to drop the main, just let it drop into the lazy jacks, and flake it out when back to the dock, or, if conditions permit while still under weigh, start at the back, putting on sail ties as you move forward. (I have a StackPak, so I just pull the zipper as I move forward)
Like anything you do singlehanded, planning ahead makes everything easier.
Re: Singlehanding- Flaking the Main
I have done a lot of single handing. I drop it and then flake from the aft end.
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It is so easy to use! Just copy and paste the link you want to check (or hand type in the address) into the text box and then click the magnifying glass or press enter on your keyboard. When the results come up there are four levels to their rating system. They are: Warning (red x button), Caution (red exclamation point button), Safe (green check mark button), and Untested (grey question mark button).
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'The crowd loves that cheer, "Let's go, Buffalo!" It's the best "let's go" cheer of all the teams in the league, because it rhymes. It's beautiful, which is why it's their signature. It's incumbent upon me to use tempo to help them with the emotion of the moment. I can't change the song, the melody, but I can change the speed. And when it calls for just plain rip-roaring unbridled enthusiasm, then you let it roll and it's moving fast, and the crowd will move as fast as I move."'
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We are Huskies. We believe in working hard to make our dreams become a reality. At Bloomsburg University, being a Husky is about striving to be the best ... in the classroom, in your community and in your career. And each experience contributes to our learning and community involvement. With more than 50 undergraduate degrees, BU is putting success within the reach of more than 10,000 students.
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Sultan Riaz felt so at home at Bloomsburg University in his four years as an undergraduate, he decided to stay and pursue a Masters of Business Administration degree. And he is making the most of his time on campus.
Riaz, a former student employee of the year, has already made waves in the regional business field and has helped further introduce the Muslim culture to Bloomsburg, while spreading awareness and education on Islam. With less than a year remaining, he is focused on firmly establishing his imprint on campus and path to professional success.
"If you had asked me my freshmen year if I would be in the M.B.A. program, I'd say no way," says Riaz, who graduated in 2010 with a degree in business administration and marketing. "The teachings and experience I've gotten cannot be replaced. With so many influential people on campus and opportunities to expand and advance yourself as a student, this place is such a perfect fit."
Husky Unleashed: A trip on the wild side
After a 15 hour plane ride which I didn't sleep a wink, the plane landed in Johannesburg, South Africa. I went through security, picked up my bag, and found someone who was holding a sign that said "ISV." We all gathered around and there we stood, 23 of us from America and Canada all confused at what we got ourselves into. We met our tour leaders Amy and Tyler, who were going to be leading us for the first two weeks of our adventure.
We had a quick orientation and were told that we have to be at the van at 6:45 a.m. for departure to our volunteer site. Arriving and seeing cheetahs pacing back and forth along the fence line was a little unnerving.
The Ann van Dyke Cheetah Centre was established in 1971 strictly as a cheetah breeding reservation. Since then a number of different conservation projects have been introduced including a successful African wild dog program. From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. our tasks included cleaning out enclosures for animals, going on feeding rounds, building a bridge and gardens, as well as a variety of other things. We had the amazing chance to learn anything and everything we wanted to about all of the animals on the "farm" (everyone there refers to it as a "cheetah farm"). I will never forget the amazing experience I had being able to interact with the cheetahs, wild dogs, and other wildlife at the farm!


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger would like to see a fairer fixture list for every Premier League club.
The English top flight recently emerged from its annual flurry of festive games - a period that saw Arsenal play four times in 12 days.
And another busy spell is imminent with a round of Premier League matches following closely behind the FA Cup Fourth-Round ties.
"I believe the Premier League has to make sure there is a bit more fairness in the schedules," ]said Wenger.
"The Premier League has to decide what is fair and not fair. At the moment, it is television that decides because the contracts are done in a way that is not right for the fairness of the competition.
"You cannot have decisive games with one team playing on Friday and then again on Tuesday and another team on Sunday and then Tuesday. That does not work. You can try and convince me that it is right but I can tell you working in football for 30 years, it is not right because it is not fair.
"We [the Premier League] do not control our fixtures any more," Wenger added. "It is the truth and I cannot say the television is wrong but it is not normal that you can have a direct influence on the schedule through the television."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hi folks, glad to be a part of this large group. I've been carrying since 2005 and very active in IDPA, USPSA and learning that art of self defense with a pistol
I currently own 2 Glock 19's, a Kahr PM9 and a Kahr P380. I'm a Yankee by birth, but now a Texan due to my job.
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Brody123 wrote:If it's a good buy - take it. I don't know which model you are after of SX3 , there are a few.
Regardless, which ever one it is take it ! Great gun.. for the money you wont get a better gas semi !
Go get it before it's gone !!!
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CutEmUp89 wrote:Brand new 3.5", whatever camo you want, 28" barrel, $925 to my door. Actually my dads door, our local FFL dealer.
2point wrote:i have had my camo SX3 3.5 inch for 4 years and a half and have ran about 4000 shells through it and have never had a jam. Shot 1 1/8 oz trap loads to 3.5 BBs for geese, never a hiccup. Easy to clean, points great, takes the cold below zero fahrenheit in Montana, low recoil, and fits me great. I love everything about it.
The only thing I didn't like was when I first got it the trigger pull was about 6-7 pounds a bit much, I was going to take it to a gunsmith, he told me to put 10 boxes through it, to get the machined parts to wear a little. I did and it is perfect now glad I never jumped the gun on the trigger. As I shot it, it has gotten down to a little under 5 pounds which is good and safe. It comes down to fit, this gun just fits me and points where I look. I killed some ducks this year jump shooting that after I shot and got them, I was like how the heck did I shoot through that brush. I could not have made that shot with my old gun I am sure. Love it, it makes me look good sometimes
I use mod factory choke and Fiocchi #3s on ducks and BBs on geese. I have patterned both of these and they pattern great. I traded a rifle for mine so I don't know about price, go to gunsamerica and gunbroker and you can probably get a black one for around $850.
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who makes them and are they parting with them ?i want one.
who makes them and are they parting with them ?i want one.
Havnt seen any, except for MMM, but his metal one is custom for his own collection.
I just recieved one. I'll try & get a pic up later. I am in the process of refinishing it.
There was a post not long ago about one for sale on EBAY. Maybe check for the post or keep an eye on ebay.
Can you say Cha-Ching?I knew you could.
I just bought myself an aluminum helmet!
Here ya go, I did a search:
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How much do these weigh?
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Seeking scandal, but lacking evidence of wrongdoing, media "raise questions" about Obama
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In Roll Call's April 9 "Heard on the Hill" column (subscription required), staff writer Emily Heil claimed that an April 1 photo that appeared in The New York Times Magazine of Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) talking in his Senate office with David Axelrod, the Obama 2008 presidential campaign chief media and political adviser, was the "equivalent of a paparazzi gotcha of a disheveled Lindsay Lohan leaving a Los Angeles hotel with her latest crush" because "Congressional ethics rules forbid the use of federal office space for political and campaign activity." However, in the very next sentence, Heil explained that the photo is not "evidence of any wrongdoing" and noted that "Ken Gross, an election law expert, said that while ethics rules are very specific that fundraising activities using federal resources is a no-no, there is no law per se that prohibits talking shop." She then cited an unnamed Democratic strategist saying the photo "does raise some flags" and "could be viewed as a rookie mistake" -- echoing a phrase The Politico used to describe some of Obama's admittedly "trivial" inconsistencies.
The Roll Call column is just the most recent example of an emerging trend in the media's treatment of Obama. In the past six months, there have been several news reports that have purported to expose wrongdoing on Obama's part, but, at the same time, noted that there exists no allegation or evidence that Obama acted improperly. Nevertheless, these reports claim that Obama's actions "raise questions" or "raise flags" -- presumably as justification for publishing a piece that contains no real evidence of impropriety.
From Roll Call's April 9 "Heard on the Hill" column:
As far as photos go, the snapshot of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and political adviser David Axelrod in The New York Times Magazine last week, accompanying a profile on Axelrod, looked pretty tame.
But to political dorks (like HOH), it might have been the Washington, D.C., equivalent of a paparazzi gotcha of a disheveled Lindsay Lohan leaving a Los Angeles hotel with her latest crush.
See, Chicago-based Axelrod is Obama's chief political and media adviser, and the photo was shot in the Senator's Capitol Hill office. Obama, well, he's the guy running for the Democratic presidential nomination as a reformer and a political "outsider." And Congressional ethics rules forbid the use of federal office space for political and campaign activity.
Not that the photo is evidence of any wrongdoing, mind you. Ken Gross, an election law expert, said that while ethics rules are very specific that fundraising activities using federal resources is a no-no, there is no law per se that prohibits talking shop.
"It's OK to have a political discussion in your Capitol Hill office," Gross said.
Still, Gross notes that having a photo taken of a lawmaker's top political strategist in his official office might not be the most desirable image. "I suppose he could have considered a better backdrop," he added.
A spokeswoman for the Obama camp declined to comment.
"Appearance matters," agreed one Democratic strategist who isn't affiliated with a presidential contender.
Obama and Axelrod are old buddies whose relationship dates back years and they could have been having an innocuous conversation, the strategist noted. But it does raise some flags, he added, which is the last thing a contender in a competitive race with a polished, practiced vet such as Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) wants to do. "It could be seen as a rookie mistake," the consultant said.
And as any Hollywood star or starlet could tell you, if you're going to make a mistake, make sure there aren't any cameras around.
Senate ethics rules state:
Senate space, equipment, staff time, and resources generally should not be used to assist campaign organizations. Certain de minimis overlap between the official office and the campaign inevitably may occur and is permissible; such de minimis overlap includes scheduling assistance between offices and, as noted above, press response to ''official'' inquiries that may also include inquiries about campaign matters.
Federal law prohibits the use of federal office space for fundraising activity but does not forbid simply discussing campaign politics. According to U.S. Code 18, 607: "It shall be unlawful for an individual who is an officer or employee of the Federal Government, including the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, to solicit or receive a donation of money or other thing of value in connection with a Federal, State, or local election, while in any room or building occupied in the discharge of official duties by an officer or employee of the United States, from any person."
As Media Matters for America noted, in a front-page March 7 article, The New York Times reported that Obama "bought more than $50,000 worth of stock in two speculative companies whose major investors included some of his biggest political donors" and quoted an Obama spokesman saying that Obama "did not know that he had invested in either company until fall 2005, when he learned of it and decided to sell the stocks." The spokesman added that Obama "sold [the stocks] at a net loss of $13,000." The article also noted that "[t]here is no evidence that any of his actions ended up benefiting either company during the roughly eight months that he owned the stocks" and that "Senate ethics rules do not prohibit lawmakers from owning stocks -- even in companies that do business with the federal government or could benefit from legislation they advance -- and indeed other members of Congress have investments in government contractors."
Regardless, the Times went on to report:
Even so, the stock purchases raise questions about how he could unwittingly come to invest in two relatively obscure companies, whose backers happen to include generous contributors to his political committees. Among those donors was Jared Abbruzzese, a New York businessman now at the center of an F.B.I. inquiry into public corruption in Albany, who had also contributed to Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, a group that sought to undermine John Kerry's Democratic presidential campaign in 2004.
The Times story quickly spread to the rest of the media, and several media figures cited the article as evidence of an Obama "scandal," or to falsely claim Obama was facing ethics allegations.
The Chicago Tribune reported on November 1, 2006, that Obama and Chicago Democratic fundraiser Antoin "Tony" Rezko -- who had "pleaded not guilty to federal charges involving pay-to-play allegations that surround Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's administration" -- bought adjoining properties on the same day in 2005 and that as Obama and Rezko "jointly worked to improve their side-by-side properties, the two men entered an ongoing series of personal financial arrangements." The Tribune article contained no allegation of wrongdoing and quoted Obama saying: "I haven't been involved with [Rezko] in any legislative work whatsoever or any government activities of any sort." The article noted: "In normal circumstances, the two real estate transactions probably wouldn't have raised an eyebrow. There is, after all, nothing illegal or untoward about an aggressive developer buying hot property next door to a rising political star."
However, despite no allegation or evidence of impropriety, the Tribune reported:
Now the hows and whys of a real estate deal, and a train of subsequent transactions, are raising questions about the relationship between the two men, as Obama struggles to distance himself from Rezko, and Rezko strives to stay out of prison.
Slate.com teased a December 14 article on the Obama-Rezko land deal as: "Inside Obama's Shady Real Estate Deal." Bearing the headline "Barackwater," the article itself reported: "There's no evidence that the senator is fibbing or that the indicted fund-raiser asked anything in return for his neighborly behavior (though that might have been just a matter of time). Obama hasn't tried to change his story, even though Rezko is now talking to investigators."
Nevertheless, Slate noted:
When you read the Chicago columnists having fun with the relationship between Obama and Rezko, the wiseacre rubs off on you. Here's the story, without the mustard: Barack Obama has a little real-estate scandal that raises questions about his judgment.
- Network/Outlet
- The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The Hill, Roll Call, Slate Magazine
- Stories/Interests
- Barack Obama, 2008 Elections
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text: Fair enough, Buddha. I forgot that Amir came from SoCal. Your interest makes a little more sense to me. And you're right, Amir does have a lot of work to do. I worry about the work ethic of kids who are urged to jump to the NBA from high school. They've been told how great they are all their lives. I'm not saying I'm a fan of Stern's "19-year-old rule," but hopefully Amir understands, like you, that he has a long way to go. I would hope for $3M per, he'll be willing to put in the work. Peace.


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Title: Albert Durer: Zeichnungen and Aquarelle
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