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Warren Up in Polls, Herald Endorses Brown: Who's Winning?
With Warren holding a small lead in the polls, and Brown getting a key endorsement from the Boston Herald, who do you think has the momentum coming into the final days of the election?
Democrat Elizabeth Warren is up by five points over incumbent Republican Scott Brown in the latest WBUR/MassINC poll of the Massachusetts senate race. That's a near-total reversal of the BUR poll last month, which had Brown up by four on Oct. 9.
In fact, Warren has been trending upwards in most recent polling. The New York Times' FiveThirtyEight blog has Warren up by four in an average of recent polls. The blog, which uses advanced statistical modeling akin to baseball sabermetrics (think Moneyball) gives Warren an 89 percent chance of winning the election.
But Brown's got some significant energy on his side as well. He's been barnstorming the state with political luminaries like Senator John McCain and today won the Boston herald's endorsement.
The last debate between Brown and Warren will be held a week before election day, Tuesday, Oct. 30.
So what do you think? Who has the momentum coming into the final two weeks of the election? Do the polls in liberal-leaning Massachusetts mean anything to you, or will Brown's high-profile support sway the electorate? Give us your prediction in the comments below!
Bill Bowles
5:11 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Warren has the momentum. Probably because she is talking issues, and he is talking about her heritage and who she took as clients as a private attorney.
8:29 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Warren talking issues?? I feel like playing "buzz word bingo". She states NOTHING. " Fair Shot" Please tell me what is a "fair shot"? I have yet had anyone answer that..... "Big OIL" Hey fool, do your know how many JOBS are tied to "BIG OIL"? Either directly or indirrectly? FOOL... So much for SOLYNDRA. how did that work out.. If they REALLY wanted to create JOBS. They would approve the Keystone pipeline. PAID FOR by PRIVATE INDUSTRY. Un like FAILED SOLYNDRA..
Emcee of Seekonk
5:35 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Warren is working hard, matter of fact I just received a call from her that I allowed to go on the answering machine. She promised she'd call tomorrow. I'm voting for Scott Brown, so I won't waste her time.
Brown took MA with 52% of the vote to Coakley's 47%. Will the people who voted for Brown in 2010, suddenly decide Warren is the better candidate? I don't think so. But, if she continues to beat the bushes to flush out new voters, she just might win. I hope not, but it is a reality.
Emcee of Seekonk
5:41 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I'm guessing, Warren's call to my house was a robo call, but it was well done... one of the better ones from Ultiverse Tech. The Dems are pouring plenty of money into her campaign.
Jean Southard
5:41 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I just heard on WBUR today that Warren is ahead in the polls. Is that not true? Anyway, I think she'll win, but not by much.
deb of see-attleboro
5:44 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I am voting for Brown. I also hope he wins. But I have serious doubts that he will.
Who has time to point out the serious flaws of the Democrat's global redistributive agenda. Let the chips fall where they may.
Carol Bragg
6:25 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Massachusetts will vote for Obama and Warren and overwhelmingly so in communities that respect women as equals and where women recognize the importance of women participating in decision-making. The U.S. is 80th among 190 nations in the percent of national legislative seats held by women, ironically falling behind countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Indonesia. When we have equal representation, we will have equal pay for equal work.
3:15 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Hey Carol, you're a brainwashed ideologue. Educate yourself
This link references a department of labor study that debunks the "wage gap" myth
9:33 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Dave, you just touched on 1 of the multitude of reasons fair and equal representation is so important, not just for women, but for the country as a whole.
Funny about your links. No wonder Forbes backs Romney as they seem to flip flop just as readily.
Fiscal Conservative
6:55 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Warren lives in "Academia", where the world is not real, rather silly ideas. These academic ideas are proving they don't work in the real world. Ideas are fine in the classroom. Real solutions are much more harder to achieve. Ms Warren has "ideas" not solutions. Her experience is truly lacking. Taxing the rich more will not help. That is a failing idea. What MAY work is a FLAT or FAIR tax where everyone has the same deductions, no loopholes and pays the same rate. Think of this: 1st $50K tax free for all, no other deductions or loopholes. Person makes $75K pays tax on $25K. Person makes $1Million, pays tax on $950K. Both pay 10% tax rate. 1st pays tax of $2,500. Millionare pays tax of $95K. Thats a plan, thats a solution, NOT an idea. Anyway, it would never pass because CONGRESS makes the laws, there is no way in H,,, that they will ever vote for themselves to have to pay more in taxes. They'll probably do the reverse, so the Middle Class will pay more. Get real. NONE OF THEM give a Rat's A.. about you or me. Its all about THEM!!! What they can do for themselves!!!
Wendy Wagner
7:05 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
"Taxing the rich more will not help. That is a failing idea. "
And yet it has worked so well in the past. Taxes were higher under Clinton, and the economy was booming. Taxes on the wealthy were almost 90% during the 1950s. I'm not saying we should do that again; the Clinton-era tax rates would probably be good.
Fiscal Conservative
6:54 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Wendy: In the 50's the tax rate on the wealthy was , indeed, 90%. Yet, none of those people paid anywhere near that rate because of the deductions and loopholes Congress created for the wealthy. Remember, Congressional members are beholding to Special Interests, they will not do anything to cut off the financial support from them. Therefore, they create all these wonderful loopholes for the superwealthy, stuff you and I cannot take advantage of. To think that a plan to raise the tax rate on the wealth will work is very naive because HIDDEN in a law will be new benefits that they will use while you and I will be hit with more taxes to pay. Remember, Congressional members are in the 1%. Question: Would you raise your tax rate? Answer: NO!!! Do you think that Congress will raise the tax rate on themselves? A louder NO!!!. Get real, we are nothing but PAWNS for them. Congress uses and abuses WE, THE PEOPLE. Their attitude is WE WORK FOR THEM, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND
Wendy Wagner
9:24 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Frank: "Yet, none of those people paid anywhere near that rate because of the deductions and loopholes Congress created for the wealthy. " Yes, the effective tax rate was somewhere around 50-60%. And deductions and loopholes still exist. And it doesn't change the fact that the economy was booming while these tax rates existed.
Again, I would be happy with Clinton-era tax rates, which are among the lowest in history, but slightly higher than they are now. Why would you have a problem with that?
Frank DelVecchio
10:20 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Frankly (no pun intended), your claim about "Academia" is not supported by the facts. Elizabeth Warren is widely recognized as one of the leaders of the empirical school of legal research, wherein what happens in the real world, particularly in her case as regards bankruptcy, is put to the forefront. She's authored articles and books on bankruptcy that looked at what people were affected. These made quite a splash when published, and her studies radically changed the conventional wisdom on who is affected by bankruptcy. That's not "Ivory Tower" - that's a level of achievement, with practical implications, that most of us cannot claim. Does Scott Brown have some impressive personal characteristics? His level of achievement would argue yes - but one of his low points is encouraging the anti-academic rhetoric of which your post is an unfortunate example. Not one fact there. Well, here's a fact for you - despite the barncoat and pickup, Scott Brown graduated from Tufts and BC Law - there, I've exposed the Senator as being not only educated, but highly educated. Here's another fact for you - being a Professor at Harvard is a major achievement and something to be proud of - your rather silly ideas on the subject notwithstanding.
Fiscal Conservative
10:47 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
She is one of these people who believe that she can "level the playing field for ALL through Taxing those that have, and giving to those that don't have". This has never worked, especially in a large society as ours. We are far too diverse with far too many problems. This idea in the Progressive Socialist Democrats ( or whatever you call them) won't work in our society. Do the R's have a workable solution? I don't think so, I don't think anyone does. All I know is I'm not content giving what I worked hard for, to some one who is physically & emotionally healthy, yet chooses to sit on their duffs, abusing the system. Yes, you'll say not all are like that. True, it's only those who do I resent. The #'s are increasing every day. Govt is the least efficient method of "redistributing" wealth. Private charities can do a much better job. I would much rather be able to pick and choose the charities my HARD EARNED $$$ goes to. That way I may have more control of how it is utilized. This "Academia", of knowing better than the public, is crap. Our society is better educated than those in power give us credit. I, for one, can think as well as a "Harvard Professor". My areas of expertise may not be in her chosen field, but, I'll guarantte there are many things she is not as competent in as you or I. We all have strengths & weaknesses. For the most part, politicians biggest weakness (both sides), is the ability to tell the TRUTH consistently.
Fiscal Conservative
11:02 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Francis: I am so disgusted and distrust all candidates at every level, I may not vote, come November. I listen, read, research, do whatever I can to learn as much as I can about every candidate, both sides. In honesty, I do not know if it's worth wasting a couple bucks worth of gas voting for people I don't trust, either side, any level. There is not one viable candidate out there who I think cares one bit for you or I. ONLY the RICH can afford to run for office, you or I never would be able to, they see to that. Wouldn't you truly like to see someone like a Cop, firefighter, teacher, auto mechanic, who really understands what we go through run for office? I would. The ELITISTS run the "show" so they can thrive, not you or I. They are so out of touch with "Main St America", they "talk the talk", but will never "walk the walk" like you or I must. They have convinced, those who don't research, that we can't lead w/o their leadership. You & I live with in our budgets. They spend our $$$ with no regards for the consequences that WE MUST PAY, even though we have no say in the matter. I'm mad as hell and wish everyone would be and vote these SOB's out of office, so we could start anew. It will never happen, a peaceful revolution, because most people don't have the guts to do it. I've got, maybe 10 - 15 years left. I'm not going to see the real mess they've created for the people (I hope). You'll be stuck, not me.
Frank DelVecchio
11:28 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Fiscal, thank you for clarifying your opinion. I wish I could tell you and prove to you that your cynicism (and I don't mean that as criticism, I think it's the right word for the feelings you express) is groundless, but I cannot do that honestly. I believe that Barack Obama and Elizabeth Warren will work towards policies that, on average, will be better for this country. Do I know this? I do not.
Fiscal Conservative
12:56 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Frank: Thank you for your honest response. I am cynical, I admit it. Since an early age I've fought hard to get what I have, little or as much as it may be. I firmly believe that every healthy person should have a "stake" in this, once great, country of ours. Giving so many entitlements (both sides do this) to those who do NOT deserve them, weakens this great country. I have no problem with helping those truly in need, but, to we have to help those that "want" stuff without contributing. Something has to be done to bring control to this problem. Those currently running for office are not the answer, sorry to say. I wish I had the answer, but, unlike those running, I can not lie. I don't have the answer. It may be far too complicated for anyone. Remember, this country was founded with 13 states and a population far smaller. I don't think the Founders ever could have imagined how this country has grown. They called it the "Great Experiment". Many didn't think it would survive this long. Maybe, just maybe, the "Experiment" has grown to the point where it is now falling. Every other culture has, do we really think that, over time, ours won't also? History does repeat itself, future generations will hold the answer, not ours. One of us may have an solution, I doubt it, though. My cynicism is showing isn't it?
3:17 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Has taxing the rich worked so well Wendy? Ask Greece, or France, or Italy, or Portugal, or Ireland. How they doing? Taxing the rich is a joke. Ask NY or CA, they have the highest taxes in America and some of the worst debt. Taxing the rich is the solution of the lazy.
Maria Centanni
8:18 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The state of Ma needs to keep a conservative in the senate for all us independents and conservatives in Ma to be our voice! I hope Scott wins! This state is overwhelmingly democrat and needs more balance! While Scott has voted with his party's majority, he has also voted in favor of the Democratic financial reform bill and against the 2012 budget passed by House Republicans. He also did not join his colleagues in seeking to eliminate federal funding for Planned Parenthood. Maybe Carol Bragg needs to get her facts straight. So to say that he does not support women is just not true. Let us not forget that he lives with 3 women! Its just scare tactics used by the Warren campaign. He was also one of four in his party to vote against a medicare bill that would reshape medicare. i may not always agree with Scott but I would rather vote for someone I agree with 50% of the time than none at all.
Frank DelVecchio
8:31 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Maria, Haven't you heard? Scott Brown is a "moderate". I don't know if his campaign would appreciate you exposing him as a conservative...
Carol Bragg
11:56 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Living with women is not a qualification. The Founding Fathers all lived with women and had African Americans as part of their households. But they regarded slaves as 3/5 of a person and denied both women and blacks the right to vote, landownership rights and a whole lot more. Massachusetts is overwhelmingly male in elected leadership positions and Congress is also overwhelmingly male. Whether they are Republicans or Democrats, liberal or conservative, women elected officials are role models for girls. Women bring a different set of skills to the table. After the Rodney King beating in Los Angeles, one of the major recommendations of the Christopher Commission was that the LAPD hire more women. BTW, I never said that Scott Brown doesn't support women, nor do I reject him as a candidate. I look at the bigger picture and say the nation desperately needs more women in the Senate and Massachusetts now has the opportunity to help make that happen.
4:22 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
You are so true . What angers me is that elizaliar only want to support Obama Ideals Should She win I will constantly hound Her for fair representation Not what She wants or what Obama the Bbbbbbbbbbbb ssssssssss er Classy rep of America
Rick Mas
11:33 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Brown will win by at least 51% because people are not taking into account the Absentee Ballots that are coming in by the thousands and voting for Senator Brown.
Senator Brown will win again and it has been a tough fight. We don't need a hypocrite like Warren as Senator who lives in a ivory tower and those millionaires she's always putting down, lol! well she's one of those millionaires. Warren receives $350,000 a year from Harvard University for teaching one single Law Class. Now does anybody in their right mind believe that she's for the little guy and is a fair person who is not greedy. Warren is disgusting she even wants to give Amnesty to Illegal Immigrants and let them just stay in Massachusetts taking jobs, housing, medical, welfare, free legal and Interpreter services all on the taxpayers' dime while millions of US Citizens and Legal Residents are out of work. You see a person like Warren doesn't have to worry about finding a job, medical care, housing or Legal Services but its ok for her to stick it to hard working Americans and Legal Residents. She is nothing but a two faced hypocrite.
Frank DelVecchio
8:40 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
So people who make a lot of money can't be for the little guy? Or is it people who just earn a high salary? Have you seen the Brown family's earnings? What about Romney's tax returns? To paraphrase one of the Presidential candidates, what have you got against success? Warren is at the pinnacle of her profession, earning what her peers earn at the nation's top law school. She certainly could make a lot more as a practicing attorney - in fact, isn't one of Brown's attack lines about how much she made for this particular case or that particular case? And this anti-academia, anti-intellectual drivel is frankly disgusting...
Steve C
9:03 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
I have to agree with Frank on this one. Warren earns what she earns and that should not be a downside or a shortfall. If someone is willing to pay her that kind of money because she is good at her profession then good for her.
Now, I am Supporting Senator Brown and I do believe he has the best interest of his constituents in mind when he casts a vote or supports a bill. He has military experience, political experience, and he is an accomplished contract attorney. He understands the people of MA and votes against his own party lines, 40% of the time, when need arises. Will Warren ever vote against the Democrats platform? I don't believe she will. I think she is going to fall in line with those of her party regardless of her constituents needs. She has no experience representing this state, or any other, and has never served in the Military.
Frank DelVecchio
9:52 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Steve, I'm not one of those who believe that near 50% of the people (i.e., those who are voting for Brown or those who are voting for Warren) are loony, immoral, ignorant and/or stupid. Your thoughtful comments remind me of that. IMHO, I find Brown to be disingenuous at best - although I know you have plenty of ammunition to make the same claim on the other side. The fact that he is a graduate of Tufts and BC Law should be facts of pride and trumpeted, but it's hardly mentioned; instead, somehow the fact that Elizabeth Warren is Professor Warren is implied to be a big negative. In my mind, the fact that Brown votes for legislation addressing violence against women is not something he should get credit for; and the fact that he voted for the Blunt amendment, which allows ANY insurer or employer to not offer coverage because of their moral beliefs and is NOT just about religious beliefs, severely undercuts his "bipartisan" claim. Conversely, I think Warren's biography suggests very strongly that she will vote her convictions when it matters. I also think that if Brown is in the majority he will be hard-pressed to go across the grain. I do not expect him to be in the next edition of Profiles in Courage...So we both look at the same information and come up with different conclusions.
4:21 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Steve C.
Scott Brown was a part-time real estate lawyer and is a part-time member of the National Guard. He is NOT an "accomplished contract lawyer". The Guard experience at one weekend per month and two weeks per year times thirty years amounts to a total of 3.12 years. Also, I'm sure most veterans were annoyed when he said he did a "tour" in Afghanistan when he actually visited for a week or so.
If he was forthright, he would attract more voters.
Darren Major
12:05 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
ZIf she succeeds in helping taxes go back to Clinton numbers - she will pay more - its obvious she isn't trying to preserve wealth and is looking to flatten the playing field to level it for everyone pretty simple....even a conservative can understand that!
Daniel F. Devine
11:38 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I sure hope so Rick, I already voted for Senator Brown. Warrens' such a PHONEY! Can't people see that?
Trot Nixon
7:39 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
If this was a non presidential election year, I'd say Brown would have the edge but with Obama on the ballot, peofolks in the inner cities will come out in large numbers for Obama and vote a straight democrat no matter what....Warren has a pretty good chance at winning this thing.
Trot Nixon
7:40 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
meant to type folks in the inner citties will come out in large numbers
Steve C
7:57 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Trot, that is a great point. Registered Democrats tend to not show up on election day, this is a historically accurate comment so don't get all fired up people, but in an presidential election year everything changes. This race should tighten up and may just come down to the weather around the country on election day. If it is crap weather over the Northeast then Brown will probably win outright. If we see good weather the polls will be packed and it is going to be a tight race that could go either way.
Darren Major
7:40 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Don't bet on it steve - Suffolk poll crosstabs show a strong disdain for Brown's campaign efforts - Warren has stuck hard to issues (mostly) - I feel more confident than not she will win - you should read them carefully
Janet Sroczynski
12:06 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Some very glaring statements made about Elizabeth Warren in today's Boston.com article.
Vote: Scott Brown.
Fiscal Conservative
1:05 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
"Glaring statements" will be made towards ALL candidates over the next 12 days. Try to sort out "some" truths (if they exist). Remember, Liberals will be all negatives (lies) towards Conservatives and the same goes the other way. Honest, voters will sort out those lies to make a decision. Too bad so many have Party allegience that they can't sort out those lies being thrown out there by the "hate mongers" on BOTH sides.
4:26 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Warren will win, but not because of anything she is doing, simply the Obama vote herein MA will carry her to a slim margin, she'll carry in the cities, and get crushed in the suburbs like Foxboro and Walpole, etc.
The good news is Romney is headed towards a landslide win.
Ann Ludwig
4:37 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Most of you people really don't know the truth about Warren. Do more research. God help us if she get in. GO SCOTT BROWN.
Wendy Wagner
5:09 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
People keep saying "go look it up, go Google, go find out more about Warren." Instead, why don't you just tell us?
deb of see-attleboro
5:43 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
We try to guide you ,Professor Wendy.. We will have to agree to disagree. 11/6 can't come soon enough!
Darren Major
12:10 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
Wendy - the google request means "I have no evidence to make my point" - that's why you see those posts!
I already voted so I am a happy Warren, Obama, Heroux, and Kennedy voter!
I think things might work out for the Dems but GOTV will make the difference - make calls if you can!
Josh Andrews
4:53 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
I don't know who I'm going to vote for in this race. I like them both. They both have a lot to offer us. Too bad we cant get rid of Sen. Kerry and elect them both. Haha!
Darren Major
12:07 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
I like the Warren / Kerry conbo - Kerry might, if Hillary doesn't change her mind get Sec of state - I hope Gov Patrick will run for Senator if the opportunity presents itself
4:55 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
If you don't like Kerry (and you shouldn't) you have to vote for Brown. Warren will be worse than Kerry.
Christine Smith
12:49 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
I'm not jumping into the debate - just a point of clarification on the article. An endorsement of Brown by the Boston Herald is not really a "key endorsement". It would be expected that the Herald would endorse Brown and the Globe endorse Warren. It's not really a surprise.
11:16 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
11:20 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Carol are you implying that we americans are still paying for slavery? Move on
Darren Major
7:44 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Ask a Chinese FOXCONN employees about slavery while you enjoy an ipod or an ipad - unless Dems or anyone grabs the issue of fair trade - it will be us eventually - driving our wages to the bottom
Michael Landry
6:52 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Its very simple a vote for Warren is a vote for a far left liberal that will continue to tax us to death. A vote for Brown is a vote for a bipartisan Senator who will examine the issues and vote for what would be most helpful for our state.
Darren Major
7:42 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Taxes have never been lower - actually since 1950...FACT
Richard W. Lunt
8:53 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Scott Brown continues to be that independent voice that we need in Washington. He will win by a wide margin.
Darren Major
7:48 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Not going to waste time with you but your tears/anger will please me to no avail if things go as I anticipate - Obama, Warren, Kennedy, Heroux - all winners I hope - especially Paul because I have been pointing out Ross as a ZERO since I been here - but Warren is a tasty treat as well - This liberal does not mind being tough on anyone if good things get done to the benefit of all - these 4 will be excellent
Darren Major
7:56 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
I miss gold water/rockefeller gop - you could work with them, compromise with them - your party needs another John Danforth
Darren Major
8:05 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Kudos for Warren...
"There is only one person who should lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and that is the brilliant advocate who championed it, the remarkable administrator who has helped get it off the ground, and the middle class champion who will make it work – Elizabeth Warren."
—Robert L. Borosage, Co-director, Campaign for America's Future
Ken B.
9:48 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
"Kudos" Darren ?
Campaign for America's Future = Liberals & Leftists.
Do you think they're going to point out what a phony Lizzy the lefty limousine liberal is ?
Darren Major
8:07 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Quite the accomplishment plus everyone forgets her work - bipartisan working on TARP as well - she has real accomplishments - I believe this is why she will win!
Richard W. Lunt
10:52 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
She supports tuition and other freebees for illegal immigrants and she supports high taxes, she's a liberal wacko who is bad news.
10:51 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
actually Richard, she said she supports allowing them to PAY for instate tuition, not get freebees. Also goes into approvals similar to current education visa and work visas under certain conditions.
Janet Sroczynski
10:04 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
@Darren Major - why don't you and the other far left leaning liberal democrats use your QBA-Quantitative Business Analysis skills, and let us know how much money was lost to US-United States business(es) under the past 4-Obama years of administration, as it relates to this "60 Minutes" video-clip here below. The theft of IP-Intellectual Property from companies in America.
So add that to the Obama-accumulated DEBT of nearly $6 Trillion for the past 4-Obama years in office, and top it off with the $16+ Trillion cherry-debt. That's quite a financial "ride" the liberal democrats have had. Enough is enough.
"60 Minutes" video clip regarding China; "Huawei" as a serious threat regarding intellectual property being stolen, the telecom giant. And this occurred during the 4 Obama administration years.
Romney/Ryan 2012. Scott Brown.
1:04 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
IP thefts are nothing new with China in addition to "free world" countries. As China's business increases, so will the thefts. Obama just happens to be the president during the past four years. I can't imagine light-weight Romney as a foreign policy strategist dealing with this. His experience is limited to earning profits, not dealing with outlaws.
The courts are filled with IP lawsuits everywhere. Samsung (South Korea) was caught, sued by Apple and it was over. Stay tuned as to how Obama will handle China. I'm confident.
Janet Sroczynski
4:14 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
@Sinclair - you sound like you support IP-Intellectual Property theft. And regarding your comment: "Obama just happens to be the president during the past four years" -yes, that is exactly the point, and the problem. The IP-Intellectual Property theft occurred "on his watch" - or haven't you noticed. Where are your QBA skills? Quantitative Business Analysis skills.
Obama had 4 years, we've seen enough. Vote Romney/Ryan 2012. Scott Brown.
What country are you planning to go to next, asking to borrow more money?..........hint: these other countries are well aware of the current US-Debt Load.
7:59 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
IP theft commonly happened during the Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, Bush II and now the Obama administration. Did you recently join the world after a long excursion away from civilization, or are you just naturally showing off as a pedant after having acquired some new business terms?
Frank DelVecchio
8:14 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
SInclair, haven't you heard? Italy is the new threat - something to do with Jeeps . I've been following this thread for a while, contributing occasionally. I've not responded to @Janet Sroczynski because of the talking points content of her posts.
8:49 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Frank, who cares if Warren is one of the "leaders of the empirical school of legal research..." The legal profession itself is basically "academic"....it's not "real world" to most of us.
Frank DelVecchio
7:12 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Just saw this - busy redistributing candy last night. Kind of an odd stretch to make your point. News flash: Scott Brown - attorney. As a matter of fact, on some of the other discussions going on, when someone questions why the Senator is not on duty with his Maryland National Guard Unit, the chorus of answers is that he is a LAWYER, and wouldn't serve that type of duty. (Which begs the question, so how do you call what he does "military experience"?) Now, if I stipulate to your assertion that being an attorney is not "real life experience", do I want to support a lawyer who has done ground-breaking research that affects policy, or the guy who did my real estate closing? This "real life experience" thing is a construct for people too lazy to fashion a rational argument. We all work, send kids to school, pay bills - and for most of us it is more or less a challenge.
8:59 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Dave, the "red" parts of MA outside of Boston need to get up off their duffs and overcome blue Boston and other city folks that typically vote blue and for the nanny state....
Janet Sroczynski
8:53 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
@ Sinclair - let us all know when you advance to the business level of using your real name. Hiding behind your phony name, is much like the phony talking points you bring up. Still no answers I see from any of you on the DEBT, and although @Frank DelVecchio has joined in the chorus group of your followers, you don't have the well educated fooled. Nor do you have the money to follow through with your far left leaning liberal democrat ideas. $16+ Trillion in Debt; nearly $6 Trillion from the 4-Obama years alone, and expected to increase to over $20 Trillion if Obama, and I do mean if, he were re-elected. @Sinclair - I have been continually less and less impressed, with your overall lack of understanding on business related issues, and the country as a whole. I noticed you, once again......ducked the QBA-Quantitative Business Analysis question.
12:59 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
The subject matter was theft of intellectual property, not the opportunity for you to show off your newly acquired business vocabulary.
Perhaps you were born yesterday; therefore I'll give you a little "IP" history. I saw first hand the theft of intellectual property when Bush-the-Greater was president, yet my employer didn't blame Bush for Russia's misdeeds. Our engineers inscribed at a microscopic level, "when you care enough to steal from the very best" on our semiconductors. Russian was doing reverse engineering and would have read that inscription. Of course we knew that they knew, and they knew that we knew. I can tell it spooked them as to whether they were analyzing legitimate technology on certain chips.
10:50 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I am amused by the liberals...the independents will choose the winner of all the races. Warren has done nothing and Barry has done nothing for 4 years except racially divide the country. An independent voter could say "well the economy is not well but at least he has done x y z I am going to give him another shot."But he has done NOTHING but campaign for 4 years.
Emcee of Seekonk
11:31 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
"...the independents will choose the winner of all the races."
Another group will be the disenchanted Democrats.
Jonathan Friedman
11:37 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I have no opinion, at least one that I would share, about what Obama "has done" in four years. However, Mr. Indiana does bring up an interesting point. Should our presidents, whether they are Republican or Democratic, be worrying about running for a second term rather than just running a nation in the current term? Would it be better if our presidents only served one term (maybe a slightly longer term than the current one) and then that was it?
deb of see-attleboro
12:08 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I don't know, Jonathan. Until leaders are ready to lead with restraint and as servants of the people, tweaking our representative Republic is just postponing the inevitable. We're doomed.
Darren Major
7:53 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
The only reason we had two terms was implied by the choice George Washington made early but it was republicans who feared a repeat of what FDR did when the people wanted him to serve as long as he could........so we got the 22nd amendment......people who make the "one term" question if dem or republican ignore the choice only people should make......real issue is Electoral college and life time appointments for SCOTUS - those are the real issues a hand. Our form of government when its not be obstructed as currently blunts the need to restrict terms - lifetime appoints bring on complicit / corrupt behavior (see Scalia, Antonin) as an example
Fiscal Conservative
11:49 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
ENOUGH, ALREADY!!!! Can we just relax until this election is over? 5 days of peace and quiet would be nice because as soon as the election is over, the winners will be "gloating" and the losers will be saying how unfair the election was. The will be no good winners or losers. Those days are long gone!!! All we have now are spiteful people in office. I don't see any major "breakthroughs" no matter who wins the election. The real losers are Main St America, you & I. These politicians will continue to dig their heels in along party lines. The logjam in politics will be the same. Deficit spending will rise, you & I will be able to do nothing about it either. Maybe, just maybe this country has become so large and diverse that it truly is impossible to govern in any sense that would benefit us. I'm just sick of the hate, spite, in fighting. Let's try something new.....civility towards other's opinions. They have the same right as you or I to speak their minds. Listen to them, they can't be all wrong and we can't always be correct. PEACE & QUIET PLEASE. We need it.
Emcee of Seekonk
12:02 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I find taking a break from Patch helps a lot, or at least learn who the screamers are and avoid them.
These election cycles are way too long and often.
Emcee of Seekonk
11:53 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
"Would it be better if our presidents only served one term (maybe a slightly longer term than the current one) and then that was it?"
Yes. A term of 6 years would be long enough. A similar limit should be placed on congress: both houses. The money and time spent on continual elections could be directed to better place.
Janet Sroczynski
1:30 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
@ Sinclair - please do not embarass yourself anymore than you already have. You wrote: "my newly acquired business vocabulary" -...did you learn for the 1st-time what the term US-Debt Load was referring to?
fyi-...I am an invitation guest speaker at the college level.
You then wrote: "I'll give you a little "IP" history"......instead, let me give you a little "IP" history......I am a US-patent holder; I do my own IP-Intellectual Property work.
3:29 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I can't imagine anyone inviting you to appear as a guest speaker. You have this uncontrollable urge to brag (shout!) about yourself while assuming that everyone else is below average and uninformed.
Your objective here is to troll, bait and then pivot the conversation toward presenting yourself as an intellectual giant among presumably ignorant dwarfs when, in actuality, you claim to be a dime-a-dozen patent holder.
Janet Sroczynski
6:41 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Fortunately @Sinclair, the college(s) that I speak at share my views, and my political points of view are also welcome.
Frank DelVecchio
6:56 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
On business acumen, I'm going with Mayor Bloomberg...
Darren Major
8:09 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
@sinclair - some people like to hear the sounfd of their own voice ..or per se "a legend in their own minds " - better off taking Frank's advice - just ignore
Darren Major
8:24 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Will Chicken Brown respond ? - Where was he? .......buck buck buck....Brown!
Janet Sroczynski
8:51 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
@Darren Major and @ Sinclair, actually - you are both incorrect. Try contacting the local principals office at OA-Oliver Ames High School-Wes Paul, as there is a proposed "Young Entrepreneur's Academy" -at OA. Chat further with principal Wes Paul, or call/email him. That type of program, an Entrerpreneur's program...benefits people like myself...CEO/President of my own software company; patent holder no.:5,759,118. Look for the archived article or contact the editor at The Easton Journal. There are other Easton area patent holders, besides myself.....who have spoken up for the program and/or written letters of support. Andrea Martin is one Easton resident who also wrote a letter to the editor in support of such an idea; read her back-dated letter as well. She too mentions she is a patent holder. Her letter is in the public domain, published.
Frank DelVecchio
8:57 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
I find this comment interesting, but have no idea what it's responding to. Clarify? Thank you.
Janet Sroczynski
9:22 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
@Frank Delvecchio - I would be pleased to clarify. The blogger above @Darren Major seems to think that I am a "legend in their own minds" -that particular comment, I do believe he was sending my way. Then he went on to recommend taking your advice, to ignore someone/a poster/blogger like myself.
There is a proposed "Young Entrepreneur's Academy" at OA-Oliver Ames High School. Contact Wes Paul, Principal....if interested further. The back-dated article I referenced above to @Darren Major and @Sinclair, is the following archived article: the copy I have is from: The Brockton Enterprise entitled: "Encourage Ideas of Young People" by Andrea Martin; Letters to the Editor; Opinion Section of the Brockton Enterprise, on Monday, February 11, 2008; pg.A-7. Other area newspapers may have also published the story, but that is where I read it/retain a copy of her letter. I recently emailed it along to Wes Paul and others at the Easton Public Schools; to include: Dr. Michael Green; Cathy MacLeod; Chris Getchell and a few others interested in the program. Andrea Martin's letter also references a February 5, 2008 article. Entrepreneurial, as I've indicated.
If you go back and read/request archived articles in The Easton Buzz newspaper; The Mansfield Buzz; The Norton Buzz; you will find a Letter to the Editor that I wrote "floating" the idea of a TWLC-Tiger Woods Learning Center, for the property alongside The TPC of Norton at Boston golf course....years ago.
Frank DelVecchio
1:41 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
Thank you. On its face, seems like an inspired concept and your enthusiasm for the idea shines through in your post. I'll look into those references. A good idea is a good idea.
Perhaps my comment to @Darren Major was somewhat catty, but to be frank, I've found many of your previous posts in this and other discussions to be less clear and less compelling. You are of course free to lampoon my attempts at discourse!
Janet Sroczynski
9:59 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
Yes, @ Mark - you are correct. I have a patented golf tee with a Crown-Shaped Head, US-Patent no.: 5,759,118. I am the CEO/President of a my own software company, as I then took the patent no.: 5,759,118 and created software.
Hence why I would return back to OA, my alma mater....to help create a brand new, entrepreneurial based program for others, like me....who are entrepreneurial, creative. It is a hobby, all of this.
And yes, I am an Invitational Guest Speaker at the college level.
Let me ask a few of you this, in the areas and communities where you live and work, would a program like this, as proposed in Easton at OA-Oliver Ames High School, be of interest to you? Would it benefit you? Would your children and grandchildren have an interest in a program like this? Where terms like: Venture Capital are introduced, Seed Money, Angel Investors?
If you are not familiar with the terms, please take the time to read/research.
For a quick example of venture capital, start here on the West Coast: http://www.garage.com
As an aside, and just for fun....a couple of days ago I emailed my resume and partial biography along to The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation c/o Main Office: 500 Fifth Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98102 and tel 1.206.709.3100 and email: email@example.com; and along to their East Coast Office: P.O.Box 6176, Ben Franklin Station, Washington, D.C. 20044, tel 1.202.662.8130
Do you ever wonder if Bill Gates receives his mail?....
Daniel F. Devine
1:02 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
I'M GETTING " H A M M E R E D " by robo calls from Elizabeth Warren every day! Also my recycleing bin is almost full of Warren fliers & Warren campaign literature ! WHY ARE MILLION$ OF DOLLARS SPENT CAMPAIGNING FOR A SENATORS JOB THAT PAYS $175,000. She's wasting her time on me anyway, I'm voting for SCOTT BROWN!
Frank DelVecchio
1:20 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
At least you're not getting the Crossroads GPS garbage (mail and phone) and the unsolicited Brown Facebook postings! I've gotten at least half a dozen mailings from Mass Republican Party (yes, if you hold it over a candle and take a magnifying glass to it, you can see that it's from the Republicans), not to mention Brown trash from other sources. So it's coming from both sides, and not always directed effectively. If you're trying to make some vague and obscure point that Warren is spending too much, and that implies something bad, Brown is equally culpable. Maybe this is what he means when he says he's bipartisan.
Perhaps we can trade mailings- I'd like to read something with some measure of truth in it.
Frank DelVecchio
2:34 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
Chheez, Just got ANOTHER Scott Brown flyer - "Elizabeth Warren wants to increase spending by $1 trillion to emulate China". How can this be characterized as anything other than baloney (in keeping with Patch guidelines here)? Honest question - if you have a reasonable point of contention - be it government spending priorities or national debt or whatever - why not make your point, rather than say your opponent wants to "emulate China"? Stupid, stupid, stupid stuff. It's all inane stuff - and that's the best of it...Sad.
5:52 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Frank, I think the emulate China message was taken directly from Warren's TV commercials that began airing the first weekend of the olympics. The one's that stated how much more China was investing in "infastructure" and admonishing us that "We can do better!" It was the ad showing the Construction site in China. I thought it was an awful ad and was surprised it ran as long as it did. But, if you're wondering where Brown got the message from it was from Warren's own commercial.
3:01 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
Those Brown flyers smell funny when you burn them in my fire pit. Stinks a little bit like BS when I do.
4:04 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
The Joe Kennedy calls from "neighborhood volunteers" are just the worst they keep calling during dinner even when I ask them to stop....come from the "617" so I know they aren't my neighbors....Must be just vats and vats of the kool aid at that call center.
Frank DelVecchio
6:37 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
I know the reference, but I think it's a ridiculous stretch to tie that comment to an argument on the deficit. Make the deficit argument - there's a strong one to be made. That was my point. Sorry if I was unclear. Besides, the Chinese DO spend more on infrastructure, and we SHOULD emulate them in that regard. Doesn't make us communists.
Frank DelVecchio
6:50 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
6:33 - just got a robocall (area code 617 - where is that, Montana?) from Charlie Baker on behalf of Sean Bielat. If the Baker name sounds vaguely familiar, he's the guy who led that lefty loony Deval Patrick by about 6,000% in the polls and lost. If the Bielat name sounds familiar - then you really have too much time on your hands...He's running against that moonbat rich kid Joe Kennedy.
Anyway, the nerve of both Baker and Bielat, trying to get out the vote at DINNER TIME. It's as if Bielat has spent months of hard work trying to get his message across, and actually wants to try to win. I am aghast.
For the record, I am not voting for Sean Bielat, a decision made long before his campaign became desperate. But I'm not going to complain about the man ruining my dinner. I give him credit for fighting on.
(I am also curious as to what Bielat supporters are drinking, even though that has absolutely nothing to do with anything...)
Frank DelVecchio
8:23 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
8:03 - 2nd Robocall tonight from Bielat campaign. This time from Hope Bielat I hear a pretty mean-spiritied putdown of Joe Kennedy. Apparently, Joe has a trust fund (class warfare?) and until recently lived with his mother. Therefore, Sean should be a Congressman.
Bielat has a head on his shoulders and some ideas to discuss, yet chooses
whining through his wife as his closing message? Desperate and unbecoming.
7:05 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
I'm getting 2 or 3 mailers per day from Scott Brown and have been for weeks. We are the ones paying for that stupid junk mail, no wonder the post office is broke.
7:05 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
Frank - tell us all how you feel about Benghazzi...I am sure you would give Barry a fist pump if you saw him. Must have been nice for the campaigner in chief to watch the 4 americans get murdered and do NOTHING about. CIA had 3 hours knowledge ahead of the attack. The Messiah did NOTHING!!!!!!
Frank DelVecchio
7:26 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
Your non sequiturs are exceeded only by your ad hominems. To stay within the Patch guidelines, I will only say this: I find it is sick and indecent that you believe I or anyone would find pleasure in those tragic deaths. While my comments may at times be overly partisan, I don't see how any of those comments could foment such vile invective.
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10:52 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
@Frank DelVecchio - you are welcome. Additional reading material on the topic of patents and our local area:
Blanche Ames of Easton. Read through the list of all her patents on that website; and then as pertains to Bill Gates I thought I would include this:
Both Blanche Ames and her many patents, and today's current day Bill Gates, shared a similar interest. The patent work as referenced in these articles speaks to it.
The Ames family of Easton and also Harvard University, and Bill Gates was Harvard as well.
Thanks for your supportive comments @Frank DelVecchio. Patents make for a nice hobby, at least in my case.
1:57 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Well then Frank I suggest you let the facts not get in the way of your good stories. You find it sick and decent - but you would rather not talk about it. Convenient
Frank DelVecchio
5:18 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
My comments were addressing campaign literature/phonecalls and the candidates behind them. You came guns blazing out of left field with a personal attack couched in a topic that had nothing to do with the comment at hand. Juvenile. And ineffective.
Frank DelVecchio
5:25 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
...And I just got my fourth Bielat robocall, this one a very nasty number to the effect that if you don't think for yourself, you'll vote for Kennedy. Why does this bright, apparently accomplished guy sink so low. I'm getting my intelligence insulted on a multi-media basis! (The third call was from a local state rep with a more positive message, but the audio was terrible).
11:44 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
So when MSNBC - NBC - ABC - CBS - CNN - etc kiss the buttocks of Barry - liz - any Kennedy - we shouldn't be offended? You people are jokes. the left lies and you swear on it. Dont answer the phone - caller id?
Frank DelVecchio
12:31 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Indy dear, I will respond to your last sentence because the rest of your statement I find apropos of nothing. I answer the calls because I'm interested in what message they're using in the last days. I was responding to a previous comment by someone who was complaining about receiving Kennedy calls at inopportune times, and who suggested that in and of itself would be a reason to vote against Kennedy. (I'm guessing that that person also has caller ID - so there must be some dummies on your side, too). Plenty of material there for you to respond to, but instead we get a disoriented diatribe.
So you continue thinking you're smarter than everyone else and that nearly half the populace (and in Mass., at least in some races, substantially more) are "jokes". See what that does for you.
Daniel F. Devine
2:47 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Richard W. Lunt
2:53 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
I agree with you Daniel. Wow, we actually agree on something, progress is made...
Janet Sroczynski
3:22 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
By the way @Sinclair, when you make statements like you did above, make sure that you tell everyone that you are a OA-Oliver Ames High School alum from the '50s, and had Mrs. Harvey in the 6th grade. Easy to track you down.
Frank DelVecchio
7:29 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
ANOTHER Bielat robocall - this one takes the interesting tack of complaining that Kennedy is not taking questions from the press and is staying tightly scripted - interesting complaint from someone whose Presidential standard bearer has been following the same route for the last two weeks and whose Senatorial candidate refused to participate in a final debate. Not judging those tactics here, just pointing out the apparent inconsistency. Call consists of a number of different "quotes" from different people. My favorite - "Do we want a Marine or a chicken?" Of the 5 robocalls I have received from Bielat, I would say two were positive, upbeat, and professional. The others, especially this last one, I would characterize as juvenile and reeking of desperation. IMHO, unless Bielat pulls off a miracle here, he's pretty much history when this is done.
9:30 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Frank - dont worry - the drunk will win - order chivas and drive off a bridge
9:52 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Indiana, Joe Kennedy drinks milk FYI and he will win. As for driving off a bridge, that comment is in poor taste and bad karma is heading your way. Calling someone a drunk that does not drink booze is ignorant and stupid.
10:00 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Paul - get over yourself...it may have been bad taste but was joke...He is leading big and will win on his name. i am sure mary Jo's family are not big fans
Frank DelVecchio
10:20 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Pretty sad that you can't contribute positively and are out of your league on the freaking Patch. I now choose to ignore your vile and ignorant comments.
Have a nice day.
10:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Yes I could be more positive as well as others on both sides
Janet Sroczynski
10:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Then Miss Harvey it is @Sinclair. I have seen it written as both "Mrs" and as "Miss"....so thanks for the clarification. And @Dennis Major....if you happen upon this email thread again, and still think that I am some type of "legend in my own mind" as your comment referred to, then by all means.......let me extend to you an invitation, of sorts. And if you are interested, and your schedule and interest level allows for.......then tour sometime over the next year or so this home......
The home of Blanche Ames. Well into her 90's, and doing her own patent work then too......it is her 20,000 square foot home, aka "mansion/estate"....that I would wish for you to see. Experience. Take the tour, and ask the tour guides about her patent work. It is before you on the web, just google a search for it. Learn from her work.
Janet Sroczynski
10:32 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Meant to say @Darren Major. By the way, are you @Darren Major the former blogger: "The Fan".....
10:36 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Do you suppose this is why the Herald lost 15% of it's circulation last month while the globe increased theirs by 12%?
Janet Sroczynski
10:52 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Thanks for your post @Indiana. I read @Darren Major's prior comments, where the Patch editor congratulated him on, get this....finally, using his real name. And then "the Fan" comment is listed there, in his own email thread. Read the back-dated comments by @Darren Major. This is the problem that some of these online "anonymous" bloggers are getting themselves into, people read these comments...and can figure out quickly, who these people really are.
On the article/link you provided above.....I would love to see us as country go back to the days before healthcare co-payments were implemented. It's how best, to go about doing that....while still keeping rates down, and not increases taxes on the middle class.
11:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Janet, your short memory with the "days of old" regarding Health insurance is that many were unable to attain it unless they worked for a large corporation. In the very least, ObamaCare has moved to shake up not only the Insurer's, but also the providers. Ten years ago I couldn't find a PCP who would accept cash payments for uninsured, now they have formed a niche market even though I can also now purchase insurance from multiple sources. Another monster improvement is that I can not be denied to to prior conditions. I can go on and on, but simply put, it is not as simplistic as "co-payments".
11:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Yes thanks @Janet - cannot imagine anybody feeling good about these hidden taxes in Obamacare
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By: Deedra Wilson
Updated: January 28, 2013
A big day for students and parents in the Little Rock School District.
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Karen Mills and her husband are here to register their son for the fourth grade.
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Like Karen and her husband, hundreds of parents wait in line, make copies of documents, head to a table full of paperwork, then a room to fill it all out, once complete, they wait in line again to register.
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