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Description: | The beauty of cooking with mussels these days is that farm-raised mussels are widely available. Not only do they contain lower levels of pollutants, but they are also beautifully washed and trimmed, making repeated washings and struggling to remove tiny bits of "beard" a thing of the past. Remember that mussels last in the refrigerator for one day, so buy them the day before or the day of your brunch—no longer. Ask your fishmonger to pack them in ice for the trip home, but remove the ice before placing them in the refrigerator. Nor should you store them in water. The cool air of the refrigerator is best. For the tomato sauce, use any combination of the herbs you like. Wine recommendation: The grassy notes and bright acidity of a Sauvignon Blanc from Chile, New Zealand or the U.S. will flatter this dish. |
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Too many QB's got banged up this week, According to the experts only Vick and RGIII are supposed to get hurt b/c they run too much...
@Revsoul2 Uh, no. Your comprehension skills are lacking. Running QB's are thought to be more prone to injury. No one ever wrote that QB's who spend more time in the pocket will not get hit and injured. You were making a big reach in your effort to find something to complain about.
@JoeCabot ...why start off with an insult? what's the purpose? My point my dear Joe is that it doesn't matter...QB's get hurt anywhere and everywhere..the way the pundits argue the matter they DO act as if the pocket will protect them like an imaginary blanket...that's all. #comprehended
*sigh.. look dude, i don't know you, you don't know me.. why start a convo out on a negative...that's all i'm saying don't read too much into to it. Lastly, It wasn't my intention to uncover a secret but just to make a comment in the comments section. that's all, nothing more, nothing less. #not offended
@Revsoul2 @JoeCabot Wow. A bit thin-skinned? You wrote that the experts have said that only Vick & Griffin are QBs that will get hurt. Which one of your experts ever wrote that? I called you on it and you are now offended? Of course QBs get hurt all over the field. You did not exactly uncover a state secret. That said, QBs who run on a regular basis are more prone to getting hurt.


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In a two-month span, the city of Fulton has collected more than $6,290 in funds from its new tourism tax. When averaged, this amounts to approximately $3,146 in tax collection per month. Spread across a year, that would be around $37,738 — a good distance short of the $50,000 to $70,000 city officials estimated they'd collect in a year.
Of course, hotel occupancy ebbs and flows throughout the year, so it's difficult to know what to expect with such a small sampling. According to Fulton Mayor Paul Walker, the initial results show promise.
"So far, I'm very pleased with the numbers," the mayor said of the results. The money, which is funneled into its own account, will be used to help fund a variety of projects across the city.
Walker said among the early projects likely to benefit from the new funds will be renovations to the city's public ballfields. Future projects may include improvements to the natural gas lines in the city, especially to the downtown area and the port.
The tax was voted into effect during a special election in June of last year. Although turnout was expectedly low — only 13 percent of the city's approximately 1,900 registered voters cast their ballots — the new tax garnered 86 percent approval.
The tax needed 60 percent approval to pass.
Local hotel managers and owners say the new three-percent tax, which is added atop regular room rates, has had seemingly little to no effect on business.
"Business has been very good," said Misty West, General Manager of Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Fulton's largest hotel. Although she couldn't comment on the specifics of whether or not the hotel tax has affected business at the hotel, she said occupancy has remained consistently strong both prior to and after the tax was implemented.
Charles Graham, co-owner and manager of American's Inn, said the new tax hasn't impacted his business in the slightest.
"It hasn't affected the business at all, really," he said. "It's kind of a non-issue. Most people don't even notice."
Graham said the inn maintains around 90 percent occupancy at most times and the tax, which adds around $3 to the cost of lodging there, hasn't hindered that.
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cortjezter wrote:YoshiRider123 wrote:link0891 wrote:Maybe the rumored Super Mario Bros. 4 will realize my dream (still confused on that title though...pretty sure that was Super Mario World)...
The tentative name of the mystery game is Super Mario 4, not Super Mario Bros. 4.
ahh.. well that clears things right up, and wouldnt be confusing at all (3DS, Wii U, etc). sounds like nintendo needs a new product naming dept.
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But will it give Obama greater leverage over Netanyahu on how the two countries approach Iran's nuclear program?
"I wouldn't say it increases leverage," said Robert Satloff, Executive Director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. What it does, Satloff said, is send a message to Iran and the region that the United States will stand by Israel in times of crisis.
More importantly, the very public support from the United States for Israel from the beginning of the Gaza crisis was necessary, analysts said, to avoid the optic of U.S. indifference for an important ally in a time of need.
"That was very good and positive I think in terms of impact on the Iran situation," Satloff says. Otherwise "it would have underscored a breach, the breach would have gotten broader, and it would have increased the likelihood of Israeli unilateral action on Iran at some point in the future."
Long time Middle East watchers said the strong support from the Obama administration will do more to set the tone of the relationship going forward, rather than giving one country the upper hand over the other.
"The fact that we are able to talk about security issues and reach desired outcomes together is positive," says Jon Alterman, who is with the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. "Our ability to make agreements and advance Israeli security lays the groundwork for future agreements on Israeli security. Good relationships make it easier to work together, but I don't think one side feels you owe me because I did this for you."
Regardless of how Obama and Netanyahu move forward together on the Iranian nuclear issue, the Israeli electorate could also have a say on how that approach unfolds with Israeli elections set for January 22.
Netanyahu "is going to make a judgment whether his interests are advanced or set back by a good relationship with Obama or a bad relationship with Obama," Alterman said. "Whether he is re-elected, what type of government emerges from that, what hind of mandate he feels he has -- that's all unknown."


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A fourth suspect in an Ashland human trafficking case has turned herself in.
Authorities say an Ohio woman who buried her mother in her yard and cashed the dead woman's Social Security checks for 14 years has been sentenced to 30 days in prison.
CLEVELAND (AP) A cat caring for four newborn kittens now is nursing an orphaned week-old pit bull puppy in Cleveland.
A 27-year-old man is facing felony drug charges after Chillicothe Police raided an apartment in Sherman Park on Tuesday and found cocaine, heroin, cash and drug paraphernalia.
State Sen. Bob Peterson, who represents Ross County, has been named one of the nation's emerging Republican leaders, according to GOPAC.
A man who saw the alleged victim of a human trafficking case in Ashland on a weekly basis scoffed at the recent allegations.
The Ross County Water Company has announced that due to a water main break, a precautionary boil advisory is in effect until 5 p.m. Friday for customers at 11660 to 12264 Pleasant Valley Road and all residences along Golfview Drive.
Pageant newcomer Miss North Central Ohio Sarah Clapper said Tuesday night's Miss Ohio Style Show was good practice for this week's Miss Ohio Scholarship Program.
A man accused of kidnapping three women and holding them in his home and raping them over a decade was given a late summer trial date Wednesday.
Kid in College instructor Barb Young teaches students in her Ooey, Gooey Science class how to make Gopher Guts from glue, food coloring and liquid starch. Watch our video.
Human trafficking drew nationwide attention this spring with the case of a Cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for years. On Tuesday, the issue came to light again.
The head of the Chillicothe Police Department said Tuesday that an internal investigation will be conducted after one of its officers apparently fell asleep while driving a cruiser on duty that struck three parked vehicles on Bowman Road.
Organizers of the Ross County Idol event conducted in May during the Feast of the Flowering Moon have announced the winners of the 10th annual competition.
The Greenfield Farmers Market will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday across the street from ShopCo on Jefferson Street in Greenfield.
Residents have packed a city council meeting to protest the shooting of five feral kittens by a humane officer.
A former park ranger in northern Ohio has been sentenced to prison after admitting he videotaped women undressing in park restrooms.
The state should have almost $397 million in uncommitted funds leftover at end of the current budget year, Ohio's budget director said Tuesday before a legislative panel that's working to put the final touches on the next state spending plan.
Proposed changes to the Medicaid program in Ohio are unlikely to clear the Legislature before lawmakers break at the end of the month, the Republican leader of the House said Tuesday.
Construction is well under way on a 3,000-square-foot building behind the Ross County Historical Society's Heritage Center that will be used to expand the society's ability to house historical artifacts.
Having appropriate apparel can contribute to the success of a job interview. The Joy Fellowship is sponsoring a women's clothing giveaway from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Zion Baptist Church, 84 S. Clinton Road.
The following individuals recently had business before Chillicothe Municipal Court:
7:37 a.m. Someone broke a passenger-side window out of a truck in the 500 block of North High Street.
The Ross County Water Company has issued a precautionary boil advisory until 5 p.m. Thursday for the area between 35 and 1133 Trego Creek Road because of a water main break.
Ohio Christian University has announced its application for a federal Economic Development Administration grant.
Litter Quality Propane has announced the first featured act of its concert series will be Hotel California, a Canadian tribute to the classic rock band The Eagles.
The Zane Trace Board of Education was sharply divided Monday on the issue of placing an income tax levy on November's ballot.
City officials are optimistic as they continue moving forward with the 2013 budget after receiving news Monday evening that revenue is up $90,000 and expenses have been slashed by $440,000 during the first half of the year.
Kellie Lester, the Chillicothe City Schools' treasurer for the past three years, has taken the same job with another school district in the heart of Ohio's Amish country.
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman recently welcomed U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz to his new post by asking him to visit Piketon to view work being done in research, development and demonstration at the American Centrifuge Plant and to push for a loan guarantee to finish the project.
The following individuals recently had business before Chillicothe Municipal Court:
From 9 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday, U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup's Traveling Help Desk will be in the Pike County Government Center conference room in Waverly.
The country's newest Miss USA is leaving a white collar job behind for the glamour and excitement that goes with her new role and she can't wait.
If you're up to no good in this pocket of northeast Ohio, especially in a witless way, you're risking not only jail time or a fine but a swifter repercussion with a much larger audience: You're in for a social media scolding from police Chief David Oliver
COLUMBUS A central Ohio day care worker sprinkled drugs on snacks to get children in her day care to sleep during the day, according to police charges filed Monday that the woman adamantly denies as a misunderstood joke.
Olivia Payne and her family were due for some good news this past week when they learned she would receive some much-needed help paying for college.
City leaders said Monday they plan to evaluate a possible move into privatizing garbage service by having a roundtable discussion with three haulers as early as next week as a step toward addressing trash collection woes.
Having appropriate apparel can contribute to the success of a job interview. The Joy Fellowship is sponsoring a women's clothing giveaway from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Zion Baptist Church, 84 S. Clinton Road.
Camp Cattail will host a Family Fun Day from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday at the camp, 322 Cattail Road.
The Chillicothe Design Review Board will conduct its monthly meeting at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the first floor conference room at the City Administration Building, 35 S. Paint St.
Taxpayers in Ross County should be receiving their second-half real estate tax statements in the mail soon, officials said Monday. The tax payments are due July 12.
Relax, Ohio motorists. Gas prices are moving back down.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced that it has met a goal to hire 1,600 new mental health professionals across the VA system as outlined in President Barack Obamas Aug. 31 executive order to improve access to mental health services for veterans, service members and military families.
Twenty-three contestants modeled outfits provided by Richland Mall merchants Saturday afternoon, from casual shorts and tops to sundresses and skinny jeans in front of a crowd of well-wishers.
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UPDATED (2:48 p.m.)—A postcard mailed by the Maryland State Board of Elections has caused concern for some Maryland voters and increased work for local boards of elections.
The post card, mailed last week, was part of an effort by the Maryland State Board of Elections to verify voter registration records and register eligible voters, according to Ross Goldstein, deputy administrator for the state board of elections.
The agency attempted to match data between the voter registration rolls and state drivers license records.
"As with any data match, there were a number of false positives," said Goldstein.
About 1.1 million post cards were mailed. The state board of elections estimates the mailing was 98 percent accurate—meaning it reached residents who were eligible but not registered to vote.
Some of those estimated 22,000 "false positives" were the result of voters registering to vote under nickname while using their more formal name for their drivers license—something as simple as the difference between "Larry" and "Lawrence," said Goldstein.
Another set of "false positive" matches was generated by people who registered to vote under older laws that did not require a full date of birth.
"People who registered decades ago were only required to provide their age so we didn't have good dates of birth for them," said Goldstein.
The "false positives" generated a number of calls to some local boards of elections from confused and irritated voters.
Katie Brown, director of the Baltimore County Board of Elections, said part of the intention was to root out inconsistencies in the voter registrations.
"It was a good idea but it may have been bad timing," Brown said.
Martha Thaniel received one of the mailings last week.
"I've been voting for 50 years and I've never had a problem," said Thaniel, a 68-year-old Towson resident. "I was really upset when I got this. I've been registered for 50 years and I intend to vote in November."
Brown said in many cases the problems discovered in the records verification were small issues like the use of a middle initial on one record but not on another. In other cases, the issues were more serious, such as a non-matching birthday.
The more serious issues require voters to re-register. The deadline for registering or re-registering to vote is Oct. 16.
It's not known how many of the county's nearly 500,000 registered voters received a postcard from the state board of elections.
There are more than 3.5 million registered voters in Maryland, according to the most recent state board of elections statistics from August.
The mailings caused an increase in phone calls to the Baltimore County Board of Elections, Brown said.
"It was crazy last week with all the calls and we're getting some this week," Brown said. "People were very upset. Most of the feedback from staff was that these were simple issues and a new registration was not needed."
Thaniel said she never found out what triggered the post card for her but she did not have to re-register to vote. Not that she would have been deterred.
"Even if [the board of elections] didn't say it was 'OK' I was going up there to vote," Thaniel said. "They were just going to have to stop the line."
Goldstein said that overall, the program was successful.
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11:02 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
We must change the registration for voting to the renewal of our drivers licenses. This would weed out the dead, the illegal aliens and those who moved out of state.
A clean reliable voter roll is necessary to keep our voting rights intact.
1:21 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Then they must still renew their voter registration every 5 years. How hard was that Steve?
12:20 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
For the elderly and the poor, who may not drive or have ready access to transportation, it can actually be quite difficult. (Which is kind of what you "Voter ID" cheerleaders are counting on, isn't it?)
12:51 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
"what you "Voter ID" cheerleaders are counting on, isn't it?)"
Sure, but only if you want to ascribe the worst possible motives to those who are calling for more secure voter rolls. But that is just not the case.
All states with approved Constitutional voter ID laws offer provisional ballots for those without the proper ID.
Courts are showing us that voter ID's are legal and constitutional and not a burden on minorities.
""The judges noted that about 95% of South Carolina registered voters possess the approved photo IDs. That includes 96% of whites and 92% to 94% of African-American voters." In SC.
12:55 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
DawnP, if those groups like the NAASCP want to HELP their people isntead of calling others racists, they would start a fund which YOU can contribute to, to PAY for any cost associated with getting the proper documentation and ID. They could run bus service to the places to get the ID's I would contribute myself.
They should HELP get people ID just as they do to get people REGISTERED!
Instead they want to cry racism which is all they are good for any longer.
B Allen
9:18 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
DawnP, what the heck are you talking about, "voter ID cheerleaders", now that is a very ignorant statement. How the heck do you think that people get to cash their welfare checks, social security checks, personal checks, etc? I go to the bank and have been a customer for almost 30yrs there to make a transaction and I am still asked to show ID at times. You dawnp are voter ID ignorant.
9:32 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Cashing checks at the bank isn't protected by the Constitution is it?
2:44 pm on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Banks frequently take a wide array of non photo ID's as well. When Voter ID laws are written and implemented properly no one has an issue or questions intent. When they are rushed within a year of the election and make getting a free ID a challenge than we question the intent and timing. No one cares about Georgia's law or Indiana's because it is well implemented.
John L.
1:01 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
But MVA does issue State of Md. ID cards just for those that don't need a drivers license.You see, it is very easy to get a photo ID card in this State.
Honeygo Hal
4:05 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
If it costs anything, potentially including transportation costs, it is considered a poll tax and therefore unconstitutional.
4:14 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
"If it costs anything, potentially including transportation costs, it is considered a poll tax and therefore unconstitutional."
And that ruling came from WHAT court?
Honeygo Hal
4:36 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The 24th Amendment to the Constitution of The United States.
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Honeygo Hal
4:55 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Homey don't play that game no more. Take it or leave it.
11:13 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
LOL, Joe, just admit you're uneducated and move on with your life. Doesn't even know what the freakin Constitution is. Lovely.
9:43 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Ahhh, jagoff is back. Well jagoff, if no court has ruled that idiotic statement then it is still up for debate ain't it?
No court has yet ruled that any cost for the ID is unconstitutional as a "poll tax".
That is just the racist meme the pigressives need to push since that is the basis of their opposition to voter ID. Without bringing in their racist accusations they have zero case against voter ID.
10:05 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Joe the recent SOuth Carolina Ruling did. It was cited by the three Judge Panel that their two big reasons for allowing the law was that they left open a wide interpretation of reasons for not having one and signing an Afidavit instead as well as the issuance of Free Id's at any time and thye would even provide the ride to the MVA! The only issue they had was that there was not time to train poll workers for this election and hence the delay. Even the PA judge had a similar ruling the problem was the MVA was not ready to handle the volume of requests.
12:07 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
CB, the court in SC did not rule any costs as a "poll tax".
12:15 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
"The judges noted that about 95% of South Carolina registered voters possess the approved photo IDs. That includes 96% of whites and 92% to 94% of African-American voters.
Despite the disparity, the court found that state election officials had included a "sweeping reasonable impediment provision" that eliminates any disproportionate effect or material burden on voters.
The judges took note of the requirement in the Texas law, which has been blocked in court, requiring many citizens to get a birth certificate that costs $22. And in Texas, unlike South Carolina, many counties lack a place for voters to obtain qualifying photo identification cards.
The court found no comparable issues in the South Carolina law."
The court in the SC case had no issues of any "poll tax" in front of them.
Again, that meme is nothing more then racist language since there is no other defense of no voter ID.
Amy Leahy
9:48 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in Congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by reason of failure to pay poll tax or other tax.
Section 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
Would like to disagree that transportation costs are a tax. That from the Leahy Court of Special Appeals. Ever wonder how these folks who don't drive go buy groceries or go to the doctor? They manage somehow, don't they?
3:35 pm on Monday, October 15, 2012
Yes Amy but as some have said....a tax is a fee! There is a fee to get an ID card. The only ones which have been found constitutional make provisions for this like Sout Carolina which accepts an affidavit to cast a regular ballott or Virginia and a handful of states which in many cases accept recent utility bills or bank statements! Or Finally offer a free ID 365
1:11 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
But you don't need one to vote so it's a moot issue. Even the Neocon's push to require Voter ID up in Pennsyltucky got shot down.
1:25 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
With you around Steve I feel like a special ed teacher having to correct my students all the time.
"Voter ID up in Pennsyltucky got shot down." FALSE!
BREAKING: Judge Upholds Pennsylvania Voter ID Law; Opponents To Appeal
From YOUR fav source Stevie.
"Judge blocks Pennsylvania voter ID law for November election"
""Notably, the court's ruling accepts the principle that the voter ID rules are legal. Unfortunately, the timing of the change meant that Pennsylvanians will have to wait one more election cycle before they can be sure their elections are fraud-free," Cooper said.
In his ruling, Simpson granted a preliminary injunction that temporarily halts enforcement of the law until after the November 6 election. He cited likely disqualification of eligible voters as the reason."
You get no Gold Star for your folder this week Stevie.
B Allen
9:23 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
you libbies are fooling yourselves. People have ID's, even the poor and the elderly. You just hear what these left wing nutjob groups tell you and you carry their water. Even people on welfare have ID's to get their checks. A friend of ours is here illegally and she and her children have IDs to get a government check.
2:35 pm on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Steve not everyone has a state ID card. In states like Virginia no one complains about their ID law because they accept a wide array of documents and not all of them need to have a photo. It is the state ID only laws that draw the most consternation and the ones that put up obstacles to obtaining those ID's like you can only obtain one for free on the 5th Wednesday of the month before noon (yes one of the newer laws was written like that). Only 18 States do not require or request an ID.
BTW you are just as gulty as your illegal friend in my book. You enable her extended stay by not turning her in. As to the check are her children US Citizens?
2:20 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
It's not necessary. If the system isn't broke don't try to fix it.
12:23 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Especially when the "fix" to a nonexistent problem will have the effect of disenfranchising voters.
12:56 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
DawnP, the courts are approving these laws BECAUSE no one is being disenfranchised!!!! What is hard to understand? You continue to push non existent BS that the courts are rejecting.
2:04 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I normally resist the temptation to jump into one of these conversations, but Joe - I'm not sure what your point is. As I see it the thinkprogress.com story that you cited in support of your attack on Joe is from September. The CNN story appears to accurately report what happened after September. The PA Supreme Court remanded the case back to the PA judge who had previously upheld the voter registration law, with instructions for the judge to reconsider. The judge did and issued a preliminary injunction blocking the law's enforcement. His opinion is dated October 2 - so about a week ago. That post-dates your thinkprogress.org story, so why wouldn't Steve be correct about the PA voter ID law being shot down?
Am I missing something here?
2:25 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Just as below, the ruling was that voter ID is legal and not a burden but it was too close to the election to enforce this year. SC now has the same issue.
Even SCOTUS has ruled voter ID to be legal.
The TP story and the CNN story say the same thing. Legal for all but the next election due to timing.
2:22 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
"WASHINGTON (AP) — A panel of three federal judges upheld a South Carolina law requiring voters to show photo identification, but delayed enforcement until next year, in a decision announced Wednesday, less than a month before this year's presidential election.
In a unanimous ruling, the judges said there was no discriminatory intent behind the law, ruling that it would not diminish African-Americans' voting rights because people who face a "reasonable impediment" to getting an acceptable photo ID can still vote if they sign an affidavit."
2:53 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The system may not be broke but it needs updating. If we lived by that motto we would still be running leaded gas, using windows version 1.0, speed limits would not change ect.... None of this was broken either but the changes improved each item. So let's tweak the system to protect voter fraud from happening.
12:26 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
If there were any actual EVIDENCE of widespread n-person voter fraud, this would make sense. But since there's no data indicating that it's actually happening, no such "tweaks" are necessary. How can you justify disenfranchising eligible voters to fight a type of "fraud" that is virtually nonexistent?
3:00 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I thought you Neocons were for less Government intrusion not more.
Honeygo Hal
4:03 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Steve - except when they might lose an election. Oh, yeah - or be able to monitor all pregnancies.
8:19 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The funny thing is the only ones worried about losing and voter ID laws is the Democrats. Turn your favorite news channel on MSNBC and you can see the worry.
M. Sullivan
4:51 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Isn't it amazing, this sudden effort by our Democratic MD government to increase voter registration. Everyone knows that a high turnout will favor Democrats and their causes such as same-sex marriage, DREAM act, etc.
Brook Hubbard
7:40 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
"Their" causes? I support same-sex marriage. I oppose the DREAM act. I'm neither Democrat nor Republican.
Generalizations are not indicative of critical thought.
M. Sullivan
11:28 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
"Their causes" can also be "your causes". These examples just happen to be championed by the majority of Democrats.
Unwarranted criticism is not indicative of competent reading comprehension skills.
9:19 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
If a "high turnout" favors same sex marriage and the Dream Act, doesn't that mean that a high number of citizens are in favor of those things? Shouldn't we have as high a turnout as possible in order to correctly assess the will of The People?
Amy Leahy
9:58 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
M. Sullivan - EXACTLY! The Democrats want to make sure they stay in power (with the congressional redistricting), get their revenue increase (with expanded gambling) and get more votes (with the same sex marriage and the instate tuition for illegal immigrants). This is one case of transparency which they fail to abide by in any other dealings with the public.
9:25 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I think that to actually get most voter fraud we need to create a process to secure absentee ballots. 99% of all fraud since 2000 has been with absentee ballotts.
Honeygo Hal
11:29 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
That would be logical. Logic is suspended on the right.
6:21 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
The only reason that this is even the ragged edge of an issue is the fact that voter turnout is so low that the the value of a single vote is artificially high. If the nearly 40% of eligible voters actually cast a ballot--or tried to--microscopic irregularities would be a moot point.
Policies that actually encourage voter turnout have a much higher payoff in terms of strengthening the body politic, than efforts to constrict the electorate.
9:44 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Good point 1ke, but we may not want this 40 % voting. They don't care about issues, so therefore can't confidently vote on them. These are the same citizens that don't care about their job, home, or children. They are apathetic about their surrounds until the Ravens or Orioles are winning, at which time they come alive, but only for sports.Best leaving their voting excercises for the Fantasy Football League.
Honeygo Hal
10:06 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
And chiiln has a doctorate in demographic psychology? Sounds like it's all figured out. Since they all have that attitude, why shouldn't we just prevent them from voting in the first place - Wait, that's what they're trying to do, right? (and I do mean RIGHT)
9:22 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
Chillin--do you really believe that 40% of citizens don't care about the issues, their job, homes or children? Or is it that they obviously don't understand the issues or care about anything if they are planning on voting for the other party?
Paul Bowling
9:00 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
A co-worker, who lives in Montgomery County, received a card at her address from the Maryland State Board of Elections addressed to an individual who does not and has not (for at least the past 25 years) lived at that address. This brings up a question of not only voter fraud but a security issue of Maryland Drivers License fraud.
If a person is able to obtain a drivers license and register at a house that they don't or haven't lived how secure is the system. What if someone wanted to use the "government issued ID" to travel (TSA??), open financial accounts or commit other crimes?
10:09 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
You never have to prove your address to get a liscence. It is harder to get your kid in school with your real address than lie about your liscence one!
9:05 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
And, furthermore, Honeygo Hal,
If there were anything more than slight evidence that voting mattered, voter turnout would skyrocket. Unfortunately, since 1960 and the advent of the televised campaign, there is no upfront difference among candidates. Oh, the difference surely becomes apparent once the election is over and policies devolve, but differences aren't apparent before the election. Both candidates need to look good, sound good, get good press and look good on TV above all. If they don't they do not get campaign funds. Even the traditional labels--Republican and Democrat--matter less and less. Democrats with money in the freezer. Congressman lining up at the glory hole. Tea Party (funny that original tea party colonials were dressed as Indians) Republicans turning the debt limit thing inside out like a sweaty sock. Who wants to sign up for that?
People depend on mass media for their information. They do not read or follow up on ideas in print, except in the most primitive manner. Folks aren't schooled for it nor do they have time to practice it. No wonder, given the bland mess and mediaspeak that people are fed and the mindboggling complexity of the modern world, people do not vote.
Discouraging the aspiring citizens who are trying to get involved in America is downright shameful.
Leslie Schildgen
9:44 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
tax paying law abiding citizens are always forced to jump through hoops
Leslie Schildgen
10:04 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Getting something in the mail to "clear up" your LEGAL voter registration
12:43 am on Friday, October 12, 2012
So once again we are debating about what laws are OK to break and what laws are not. It is the LAW in Maryland for anyone 18 or over to posses a state issued ID at all times. That can either be a drivers license or a state ID card formerly known as an Age of Majority Card. So if it is the LAW for EVERYONE 18 and over to have a state issued ID card and you have to be 18 or older to vote and if everyone is obeying the law this should be a moot issue.
By the way 46 other states require everyone 18 or over to posses a state issued ID card so seriously ... where is the problem here?
I agree that if one person is denied the right to vote that is unacceptable. However, if one person's vote is negated because one vote was cast illegally is that not just as unacceptable or even worse?
4:04 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
JustABill, where on earth do you get all your "facts" you always post????
"It is the LAW in Maryland for anyone 18 or over to posses a state issued ID at all times."
This is BLATANTLY and unequivocally INCORRECT.
"By the way 46 other states require everyone 18 or over to posses a state issued ID card"
This is BLATANTLY and unequivocally INCORRECT.
5:55 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
Ummm jag ... You Sir are BLATANTLY and UNEQUIVOCALLY WRONG! ... I have confirmed that this is in FACT a Law in Maryland by several current members of the General Assembly from both parties and also confirmed it is a current law in 46 other states, although some have set different age requirements ranging from ages 16 to 21.
9:27 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
Please cite which COMAR regulation this falls under. I could not find it.
Grand Dad
3:54 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
That is correct JustABill, each illegal vote cast nullifies a valid vote which is unacceptable. Especially when voting results can 'turn out' to be very close in certain districts/precincts, counties, and states. My first thought was to use Eye Retinal to resolve this issue.. But then learned that it can be tricked and is not a perfect solution to discourage voting fraud.
So the next thought that no one, including myself, wants to hear is the infamous computer chip embedded under our skin. That should definitely solve the Voter ID problem and possibly numerous others that come up from time to time in our society. Let's stamp out cheating in any form.
Leslie Schildgen
3:58 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
Justabill. .. I didn't know is was Maryland law for 18 and older people to have a state issued ID at all times. Now all we have to do is make it law that anyone who votes must show a photo ID. If you're too lazy not to meet this requirement then you don't deserve to vote.
4:05 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
Oh jesus, JustABill. You already found someone stupid enough to believe you instead of actually, you know, checking the facts.
4:00 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
Just a problem that does not exist, it will never change an election, never has. All of you miss the most important threat to voting integrity, which is security of the electronic vote tabulation. Where is your concern there? No receipts, no paper trail. You chase ghosts while the elephant in the room just changes the count!
6:08 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
I have to take a moment to accept the reality of FIFA and I actually in agreement on something. Yes the electronic voting machines should include a printed paper trail in the form of an individual receipt for the voter to view and then give to the election judge to keep if there is a contested vote count from that polling place. This should also be backed up with an internal journal receipt printed with all the votes cast on each machine in a given day for the same purpose.
Only why use the metaphor of the elephant in the room. What if it is a donkey in the room? Is that supposed to be OK? Why not just say while someone cheats the system and leave it at that.
However, voter fraud does exist regardless of how much you wish to deny it does. We have living proof if it in the form of a now former Democrat candidate for congress and as I said even just one fraudulently cast vote is equally as unacceptable as one disenfranchised vote so why not fix both ends of the system in one simple piece of legislation. They could call it the Fair Voting For All Act.
9:33 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
A few things. No one said voter fraud does not exist. The debate is the extent of it. Wendy Rosen would not have been caught requiring an ID. Second of the 869 convictions for voter fraud since 2000. Yes in 12 years that is all the voter fraud convictions in the whole nation. Only 7 of them involved in person fraud. The other 862 ALL involved fraudulent casting of absentee ballotts for registered voters. More common than voter fraud is vote buying which occurs in Appalcia on a much grander scale and also takes place via absentee ballot!
I imagine his use of the elephant metaphor has nothing to do with party and everything to do with the established and long existing metaphor in the english language. It would not matter if it was a Koala Bear in the room!
10:01 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
JustABill - thank you for agreeing with me. The metaphor "elephant in the room" is a commonly used metaphor and is not a political statement. You may use whatever large object you like, I have used that statement for over 30 years largely in an auditing concept. Don't chase little things while the big "thing" is the important one is what was meant by the statement. New "political correctness" I guess.
CB9678 is correct, voter "fraud" does exist, it is just not meaningful as his facts point out. Voter ID fraud rarely occurs and in the case of the dumb Democrat would not have prevented multiple voting.
10:31 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
LOL It doesn't just happen in Appalachia. The Florida Republicans just got busted in South Florida for ballot/voter fraud.
Leslie Schildgen
4:47 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012
This blog is for conversation, not a test for accuracy. I bet there are a lot of people that may have believed that statement. I don't fact check on a casual blog site. So there . . . stupid
9:26 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
Even in conversation or on a blog, we should be striving for accuracy. The lies and misleading statements coming out of this campaign, on both sides, is not only making the elective process a joke, it is making all of us less educated about issues. We should be compulsively checking for the accuracy of all political statements--and yes, we should be letting the "Fact Checkers" dictate the statements coming out of political campaigns. Making up a statistic or a "fact" is lying.
Leslie Schildgen
1:56 pm on Monday, October 22, 2012
Kathy: I don't have time during the work day to take this blog that seriously to "fact check". Get a life
5:05 am on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
It is easier just to spread misinformation without checking for accuracy, but your grades will reflect that when you get into high school. (I assume from the tenor of your remarks that you are currently in 7th or 8th grade? It was the "get a life" comment that gave it away.) But as I used to tell my children, it is not nice to call people "stupid."
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Cub ExpressWould it be possible to add a new category called "Cub Express" just like the "Vine" was recently added.
The reason being is that there can be a lot of requests for transport but those requests can be under the general forum or the wanted forum or the cadet forum and so on. Sometimes it gets confusing if you want to go back and check on one of the posts and you don't remember what category it was in so you have to search for it. Or some people don't read all the catagories all the time. If all express requests had their own catagory it would be easier for someone who is going to be traveling on the spur of the moment to check the posts quickly to see if there is anything that needs moved in the direction they are going. Or they can see if someone is headed to where they need something. Just an idea I had. I don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. I took a goat by the horns once and that was enough excitement for me.
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Actually your last couple of posts inspired this idea. I had gone back to check your one recent request and couldn't remember where I saw it. I don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. I took a goat by the horns once and that was enough excitement for me.
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It was decided some time back that all Cub Express requests belong in the For Sale / Wanted Forum since they deal with items changing hands. We must remember that Cub Express requests are independent agreements between members and are not sanctioned by Farmallcub.com, it's administrator or moderators.
To provide a specific forum for them would imply support or sanction of the board administrator or his representatives. Bigdog
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Bigdog, that sounds fair enough to me. Thanks for the clarification.
I don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. I took a goat by the horns once and that was enough excitement for me.
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I agree with Bill and Gilles. I think the "Cub Express" should be listed in the Index, highlighted with the disclosure stated right underneath it, before anyone even opens the Express page.
Right now most don't have a clue that this was even discussed or how to find it using the search. It needs to be in plain site, even then most will overlook it. We're human I guess My .02, Anything that can make this Great site run SMOOTHER should be considered. It keeps getting better and better as time flies. Rick
Dennis decided that the For Sale/Wanted Forum would be the temporary home for Cub Express requests until at the very minimum, it could be determined that FarmallCub.com is not in any way going to be held liable for a possible messed up shipment. The discussion was an Admin-Mod function.. not an open discussion. As Rick pointed out, the proper legal disclaimers would have to be written and vetted before a new forum would be created. The Cub Vine was created to specifically try to indemnify FarmallCub.com from any ill effects from 3rd Party ads and such. The Cub Express would have to be onside with that as well. Now, with that being said, and the Cub Express as we know it resulting from good friends trying to get a mower to me.. I personally have a real close link to this particular activity, and will do anything I can to ensure that it not only survives, but continues as an integral part of our Community. All I know for sure is that without John Niekamp, EJ Puckett, Big Dog, Art Chester and Larry (Buzzardwing) Davis, (I may have forgotten one or two at the moment, but that is because of a bad case of CRS), the Cub Express would not have existed. They will always have my most heartfelt thanks and appreciation.. and I hope they know that. So, yeah, I think if we can ensure that FarmallCub.com (meaning Dennis) will never in any way shape or form ever be held liable in some bizarre fashion , then I think the Cub Express Forum is a VERY good idea Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Any updates? I agree it looks to me like the site really needs a dedicated Cub Express forum.....
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In this law suit happy world I can certainly understand the adminstrators position. Better safe than sorry. I was talking with the local Penske folks when I picked up a truck the other day and decide to switch from personal to comercial rentals for insurance reasons. Since I've got a couple guys working for me on my barn projects and I'm selling some of the materials, it could be tough to convince the insurers it's just personal if something unfortunate did happen. Apparently Penske, and I imagine any other company, can walk away from a claim if they determine there is any hint of business involved and the rental was at the household rate. I suspect the same could hold true when moving Cub stuff around and cash is changing hands.
But, for my own selfish CRS reasons I would love to see a dedicated Cub Express forum. Then I'd have just one place to look to be sure I don't forget where I'm going and what I'm picking up and dropping off on a trip. And, since this thread is named perfectly I'll borrow it to remind everyone to remind me if I'm making a stop for them next week Gil....
The standard Agreement users agree to when they register I would think would release the forum owners and administrators of liability. Otherwise the forum owners could be held liable for a bad sale going through and could be sued for letting a bad seller list their items for sale.
I see no issues with hosting a forum for Cub Express discussions. I'm not trying to beat a dead horse, just adding to the discussion. Keith
Hi Gilles,
I could never forget you could I. I finally heard from the guy who was going to try and open up my road. I couldn't reach him because he was snowmobiling in Canada for a week or two. I could have had him bring the Cadet too if I'd known. He has several trucks and even plows roads for the town at times with a dump truck. He said that even it was not able to handle all the snow since Thanksgiving so he brought in his loader and did clear the road!!! I can't wait to see the bill On the bright side - at least he didn't need to use his excavator, I think he gets $100 per hour for it!! I might still have a slight problem. I asked him if he liked my Cub that is parked in front of the shed where your Cadet is. He said there was so much snow that he didn't notice the Cub. I'm shooting for Tuesday to run up your way if I can dig out a path to the Cadet. Will that work for you? Gil....
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