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Skip to comments.Congressman Allen West news-NEW VOTE COUNT DISCREPANCIES CAST FURTHER DOUBT...
Posted on 11/15/2012 4:07:44 PM PST by smoothsailing
November 15, 2012
by Greta Van Susteren
See news release from Congressman Wests campaign:
Stuart, FL West for Congress today sent a letter to Florida Secretary of State, Ken Detzner, detailing vote count discrepancies uncovered during a review of public records released today from the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections office. Specifically, while the campaign has not yet been provided access to the poll book information for votes cast on Election Day, an examination of the early and absentee ballot information raises significant questions relating to nearly 1,000 votes.......
Read the full text of the letter here. (PDF)
(Excerpt) Read more at gretawire.foxnewsinsider.com ...
Thank God for men like West!
If not for the very few like him, the Liberal Regime would go completely unopposed.
God Bless Allen West and may he be victorious - may he show the American public what a sham this election really was!
To stop this people need to go to jail.
These are not mistakes, these are deliberate acts, and someone should serve time for it.
Romney should be in Ohio screaming for a look at how 108% of a precinct show up to vote for Obaam.
But no Republicans will shut up and then watch as they do it again next year.
Allen's campaign manager is imagining what the inaccuracies could have been in "ALL PRECINCTS" on election day, given the results they are seeing in early voting in Allen's districts....wooooooweeeee. Go Allen. dreamin' of 0bama tap dancin' around documented nationwide voting fraud, while he's up to his ear in Benghazi...
I believe the Elections Supervisor Gertrude Walker would have people believe this entire fiasco is an honest mistake, most likely it's blatant elections fraud.
May Allen West prevail and return to the House of Representatives and Gertrude Walker resign in disgrace. Perhaps she could get a job with Chuck E Cheese as the on site clown but they'd have to lower their hiring standards.
God bless Allen West. This is real leadership. Are there any other republicans watching?
She just wishes the whole thing would go away. Fat chance. She made a big mistake messing around with the votes in a county where Col. West is on the ballot!
Her future is beginning to unfold, and it ain't lookin' too purty for 'ole Gerty!
Here's Gertrude! She doesn't look like Republican to me.
Good catch!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following item shall be added to the
agenda for the November 16, 2102 meeting of the St. Lucie County Canvassing
Board to be held in the office of the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections, Orange Blossom Business Center, 4132 Okeechobee Road, Fort Pierce, Florida:
A.1. Consideration of the retabulation of any or all early voting ballots
cast for the November 6, 2012 General Election.
The Additions item will be heard at 4:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as may be
Anyone with a disability requiring accommodation to attend this meeting should
contact the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections office at 772-462-1500 prior
to the meeting.
Original schedule:
Friday, November 16, 2012 3:00 pm Reconvene to canvass 10 day overseas ballots and conduct Absentee
Ballot Post L&A.
Family from Finland...no doubt about it
Hugo Chavez?
Now I understand why the votes & voting process is so corrupted! One of Eric Holder's & 0dumb0's people is in charge of the election process. I wonder which skool she attended!
Col West has opened the door.
We must fight election fraud.
It falls on We the People.
Silence is consent
Theres overwhelming evidence of fraud.- Here
>MITT ROMNEY in 2012! @PlanetRomney #tcot The Competent Conservative: Elections Have Not Yet Been Certified. Heres What You Can Do: - Here
Excerpt from Mitt Romney's reference:
These elections are NOT certified yet. The only way to get this investigated, much less recounted or overturned, is through the Secretary of State of each of the five key states: Florida, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. EVEN IF YOU ARE IN ANOTHER STATE you can help. But it wont do any good to dilute our effort to challenge California or Michigan or other states. Until a major group gets involved to do more, here is the plan: Contact the Secretary of State of the state in question. See contact information below...
Read the rest- Here
SARAH PALIN speaks out on Twitter about massive Obama machine voter fraud:
>Sarah Palin News @SarahPalinLinks Between suppression of the military vote and voter fraud, Obama stole another election. http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/46302 DEMAND A RECOUNT! #VoterFraud
>Sarah Palin News @SarahPalinLinks People need to stop pointing fingers within the GOP and investigate the Dems' massive voter fraud and suppression of the military vote.
The website,'Barack Obama Vote Fraud 2012' is keeping a running account of cases of voter fraud and what to do about it:
(Astonishing!) > Visit the site- Here
'Obama Voter Fraud' on FaceBook- Here
Sign their petition- over 99,000 and counting -cards, emails- Here
Another petition, The 'We The People' petition has 60,000 signatures and counting: Here
'American Thinker'- "..Election stolen." Here-
'WND' List of voter fraud reports Here
'ATLAS SHRUGS' voter fraud list. 'Atlas Shrugs' has a list but cannot link. Contains video of eyewitness pollwatcher who verifies busload of Somalians bussed in, 95% spoke no english. Told to vote Obama. Google 'Atlas Shrugs voter fraud list'
< Hannity and Col Allan West slam voter fraud Nov 12- Here
Photo of SOMALIANS brought to Ohio voting stations by the busload, 95% of whom did not speak English, and told to vote for Obama, straight Dem ticket- Here
'Human Events', report pollwatcher eyewitness to busload of Somalians at Ohio poll, spoke no English, told to vote Obama Here
Must watch videos!
VIDEO-- Programmer Testifies About Rigging Elections With Vote Counting- Here
VIDEO- Illegal Aliens Caught Voting and Stealing Elections In Florida In Vast Numbers- Here
VIDEO- MICHAEL SAVAGE: How Obama fixed the 2012 election- Here
VIDEO- Massive voter fraud discovered in April- Here
VIDEO- Whistle blower speaks out about voter fraud- Here
We can not wait for 2014 and 2016 to regroup and figure out new strategies. By then it will be too late. The Marxist/Muslim usurper will have completed his planned distruction of America. That's what people fail to understand.
We must act NOW.
Start with the election. If we let the Rats get away with this massive voter fraud, we're no better than a bananna republic.
We must keep digging and pounding him every day, in every way we can- phony birth certificate, Benghazi, Fast and Furious, his hidden life, records....
We are FReepers. We must fight!
Those who shrug and accept this atrocity without a fight are not worthy to be called Freepers!
Join us!! See thread, 'BARACK OBAMA FRAUD 2012- (MUST READ- MUST GO VIRAL!)' thread- Here
Port st lucie became a hell hole due to housing bust and the dregs of Palm
Beach and broward moved north due to cheap housing
And black leftists moved in .
Martin county is too pricey for the Gertrude followers !
I have screaming this for weeks !
It's was s Daley machine voter fraud operation gone national thanks to early voting scam and absentee ballots .
Both must be stopped now in Fl .
Call the governor and house reps now !
Close, His Brother Barry Soetero is.
Let me guess. The votes cast in person on the log don't match the number in the computer.
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'Twas the Night Before Voting, and all through the land
Not a creature was stirring, not even Ayn Rand.
Nate Silver had nestled his stats in their beds
While the pundits all pounded brick walls with their heads
And Axelrod patted his mustache with care
In the hopes that, votes counted, it still would be there.
And Mitt in his kerchief, Barack in his cap
Had just settled down for a long power nap.
When out at the polls there arose such a clatter
They sprang out of bed to see what was the matter
'Twas a startling noise that they heard, to their sorrow
But it kept drawing close: the Day After Tomorrow!
A day with no polls to proclaim one team toast!
A day without thrills up the leg of a host!
A day without scrying and prognostication!
A day past the swing states when we're just one nation!
"This cannot be real!" all the operatives cried.
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We warned that the country was sure to be cursed!"
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Don't show us survival! Away with that knowledge!
Leave us to denounce the Electoral College!"
"(It's a devious system with dubious ways!
We've hated it since it crowned Rutherford Hayes!)
Don't show us reunion! Don't show us we're fine!
Show stampedes to Europe, like we vowed online!"
But the trick of elections, as we all suspected:
The world does not end based on whom you've elected.
No one quite leaves the country for Canada's clime.
We stay and complain, like we do all the time.
But the Day After's far worse than any would fear.
The day when the shouts stop and we're all still here.
When those who loved Nixon or shilled for McGovern
Are stuck here with nothing to do except... govern.*
"This was meant to be cheery, but now I'm depressed,"
Mitt sat up and sighed, with a load on his chest.
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"What's the point of a life without voters to please?
Where can I remark on the heights of the trees?
What's the point of a joke with no voters to laugh?
Ann certainly won't care if I make a gaffe!"
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"There's a flip side to this that all sane persons dread.
Once everything stops and we see the dust clear,
2016 will start in well under a year."
So they went and checked in on the future asleep
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And various others who wanted to run
Were getting all prepped for their day in the sun.
"Yes, it's true," Mitt remarked, "I feel quite reassured.
That Day After Tomorrow can just be endured."
They both sighed as they settled 'neath the counterpane.
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(Phys.org) —Lithium-ion batteries, such as those used in electric vehicles, are in high demand, with a global market value expected to reach $33.1 billion in 2019. But their high price and short life need to be addressed before they can be used in more consumer, energy and medical products.
Venkat Subramanian, PhD, associate professor of energy, environmental & chemical engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, and his team have developed a way for lithium-ion battery developers to determine in early stages whether a new material for the batteries will work. The team developed a freely available code that battery developers can use as a model to determine the optimal profile needed to charge a lithium-ion battery as well as any stresses that might be put on the materials used.
"This is a back of the envelope calculation," says Subramanian, an expert in lithium-ion batteries. "Before you invest millions of dollars to go into manufacturing full-time, you can develop models and codes similar to this and look at this initial data to extrapolate and predict how it will work."
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Hi Norman,
Great to hear from you. I can't believe you live so close to Ellon.... how exciting. My husband and I plan to visit Scotland sometine in the not to distant future and I hope to see Ellon. With our country being at war it probably won't be any time soon, we're also moving on Monday, we bought a house on a lake about 35 miles from where we are now.My husband is a Scott also.
My father is 100% scottish, his mothers last name was MacKelcan, and that is actually how I got interested in researching family history. My children were small and I didn't work, so I had time. I ended up tracing that branch of our family all the way back to the 1700's, through the Canadien Military Archives I was able to document my 5 times Great Grandfather as being a General in the Corps of Royal Engineers under King George the III, Anyway, I then started researching Kermath, and for the longest time could not even find he name in Scottish history. And just when I had given up, at some Highland Games that we were attending in Alma, Michigan (we were both taking bagpipe lessons at the time) my husband picked up a Black's book of Scottish Surnames, and there it was...... Kermath, of Andrew Kermath, a whitefisher in the town of Ellon.I would have to try to find all of my info., and it's all packed right now......I can't remember if the info about the progression of the spelling of the name was in there too or not, but I think it was. I've always been very interested in where my people came from, so I would pick up bits and peices of info wherever I could. I would always search geneology tents at Highland games, Burton Historical Collection, here in Detroit etc. I never did get quite as deeply involved as when I researched MacKelcan, that was before the internet too. Maybe It's time to start again. I have no doubt the we are related, and to the others as well. My Sister-in law, her son and husband all play the bagpipes in a competition Highland band, and their daughter is a competition dancer!.......The more recent history, of course I got from my family. The Kermath Motors and all the literature from that is actually very recent. I was in error about Olga, May and Jack, they were James' children not siblings. It's been a while since I've tried to recall all of this so I'm a little rusty. I have one son, George, 29 and a daughter Valerie 26, she and her husband just moved to Ft. Wayne Indiana. My son is an Electrician, my daughter is a Biologist (not working), I am a Medical Biller for a large hospital, my husband just retired last December as an Electrician. Our E-mail address will remain the same upon our moving, so please stay in touch! Hope you and your daughter have a wonderful trip! Cheers! Cosette
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There are less than 24 days until WrestleMania. WrestleMania, for those who don't know or who write off the professional wrestling industry entirely due to general dislike or irrational hatred, is the "Super Bowl of professional wrestling" — the biggest event in the wrestling industry, and a soon-to-be 31-year-old tradition for WWE.
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It is true that a large amount of people have an inherent hatred for professional wrestling. I always ask anyone who expresses disgust for pro wrestling to explain why, and the usual answer is one of the following: "It's trying to be a real sport and it isn't one" or "It's fake." These answers always baffle me. When I saw Oscar-nominated film American Sniper (political agenda aside), I didn't grow angry because I knew Bradley Cooper wasn't actually a sniper or that all of the scenes consisted of people who were paid to play a role. I was engrossed in the film because I suspended disbelief, allowed the film to immerse me, and ultimately wanted to believe. The same logic can be applied to any form of entertainment in the realm of fiction.
Unfortunately, pro wrestling has a severe negative stigma associated with it, apparently because it presents its characters as actual competitors. Potential rant aside, this stigma clouds many peoples' view of pro wrestling, undermining the athletic prowess, acting ability, and demanding schedule of an industry like no other. Using just WWE as an example, as they are the undisputed juggernaut of the industry, its wrestlers (WWE Superstars) have a near-300 day schedule, perhaps even more, performing not only on Mondays and Tuesdays for its televised Raw and Smackdown shows, but on the other days of the week at non-televised shows for live local audiences.
But how can one care about some wrestler having a 300-day schedule if they don't understand the intricacies of a pro wrestling match? A funny realization that many non-wrestling fans have sounds something like, "Wait, so it's scripted?" Duh! Pro wrestling, to use an industry term, is a "work" (whereas UFC is a "shoot" — a real fight). When two pro wrestlers step into the squared circle against each other, they are not competing to hurt each other the most, but are working together to make their bout look as believable as possible, carefully constructing a story within the 20-by-20 confines of a rope-line ring.
This is why I hate the F-word. Pro wrestlers are not faking getting hit or slammed. Instead, they are skillfully presenting a light punch to the head as a devastating blow through the art of selling the maneuver as real. Unlike the film industry, there are no careful cuts to present a move as real. If a punch misses in a pro wrestling match, it will look like it missed. In fact, WWE has implemented slow motion cameras to highlight the physicality of pro wrestling maneuvers. When it's slowed to a few frames per second, not even the most ardent hater can deny that a superkick connected with the jaw of a wrestler.
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Srikanth, PN and Joshi, MC (1980) Existence Theorems for Generalized Hammerstein Equations. In: Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 78 (3). pp. 369-374.
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In this paper we obtain existence theorems for generalized Hammerstein-type equations K(u)Nu + u = 0, where for each u in the dual X* of a real reflexive Banach space X, K(u): X -- X* is a bounded linear map and N: X* - X is any map (possibly nonlinear). The method we adopt is totally different from the methods adopted so far in solving these equations. Our results in the reflexive spacegeneralize corresponding results of Petry and Schillings.
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Kim and Garcia used to work under Oscar de la Renta himself – Kim was there for 12 years, while Garcia was there for six – before they left to launch their own line, Monse, in 2015.
"We are beyond thrilled to go back to the fashion house where we learned the fundamentals of fashion from Oscar and the business of fashion from Alex [Bolen]," said Kim and Garcia in a joint statement. "Having further learned so much this past year with Monse, we will apply all of those lessons to expand the vision that this amazing house has already established."
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But God found fault with the people and said: "The time is coming, declares HaShem, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah. It will not be like the covenant I made with their fore
fathers when I took them by the hand to lead them out of Egypt, because they did not remain faithful to my covenant, and I turned away from them, declares HaShem. This is the covenant I will make with the house of Israel after that time, declares HaShem. I will put my laws in their minds and write them on their hearts. I will be their God, and they will be my people. No longer will a man teach his neighbor, or a man his brother, saying, 'Know HaShem,' because they will all know me, from the least of them to the greatest. For I will forgive their wickedness and will remember their sins no more." By calling this covenant "new," he has made the first one obsolete; and what is obsolete and aging will soon disappear.
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Belgian defender Martijn Monteyne will join Roda JC in the summer after penning a four-year deal with the Eredivisie club.
The 26-year-old, a friend of Roda coach Harm van Veldhoven, will join the Kerkrade club on a free transfer from native outfit Germinal Beerschot in June.
Roda technical director Martin van Geel feels Monteyne, who made his professional debut at the age of 16 for Belgian club SV Roeselare, will be a valuable addition to the squad.
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The Allen Family Reunion comprise Joe Allen – banjo & trumpet (left); John P. Allen – fiddle, mandolin, vocals; Julie Allen — bass, vocals; Beverly "Bev" Allen – autoharp, guitar, vocals; & Paul Allen Hickling – guitar, vocals.
JBNBlog will do his best to sort out the family ties in the Allen Family Reunion . . . but make sure you see them at Home County Music & Art fest this weekend. Sunday at noon. They will play some gospel & some Prairie Oyster & it will be sweet.
Joe Allen & Julie Allen are twins . . . pretty sure from my notes, Bev is John's daughter & Paul is Julie's son . . . have I got that right? Keeping the autoharp in tune is much easier these days, John P. says, who recalls touring with Bruce Good (& the Good Brothers) back in the day & the autoharp demanding a lot of Bruce's time before each gig.
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We sell 3 different weights of 100% Polypro "wicking" Long Johns or "Thermals"
These are the lightest weight and a ribbed fabric.
Single layer keeps it simple.
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Made from 100% Polypropylene or "Polypro" Keeping you warm by keeping you dry. The polypro touches your skin and wicks any moisture away to the outer layers, keeping you dry and warm inside.
We often wear multi layers depending on temperature and conditions. But usually start with this one.
We now have black color listed. However, the black is not 100% polypro but Hydro-Pur fabric described here.
We also sell the same product in 1st quality for $12.99 found here.
* These Lightweight Polypro Tops & Bottoms are "slightly irregular". That means there is usually a problem that didn't pass inspection at the factory. Sometimes we can find nothing wrong, sometimes a small hole that has been repaired or a marking from a pen or similar. It does NOT mean that one arm is longer than the other or that the collar is missing or something major. It is a slight problem and since it is underwear, we've found that more people buy the irregs than the 1st quality. We offer both.
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"This is a fairly easy and tasty recipe. To save time I cook the breakfast sausage in advance and freeze 1/2 cup portions in small baggies and just take one out the night before making. Feel free to add or omit anything you like but keep in mind the more items inside the heavier it is and not as easy to flip in the frying pan. I like it just the way it is but you might like to serve with hot sauce or salsa. Cook & prep times are approximate. Hope you enjoy!"
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Boston Celtics vs. New Jersey Nets: Nets Officially Turn Corner With WinMarch 15, 2011
In the midst of a four-game winning streak, the New Jersey Nets have obviously been a much better team since the arrival of Deron Williams. Recent wins have given the team confidence and provided some excitement in what had been a rebuilding year.
Even with the wins of late, even the most loyal of Nets fans had to be hoping the team could merely stay competitive with the defending Eastern Conference champion Boston Celtics—the team currently tied with Chicago for the best record in the East.
After New Jersey got out to a sluggish start by scoring just 14 points in the first quarter, it appeared the good vibes surrounding the team would quickly fade away.
If there was any doubt left that this is a different team than the one that suffered a 14-point defeat at the hands of these same Celtics in the final game of the pre-Deron Williams era, what happened next should completely erase all of it.
Over the next three quarters New Jersey outscored Boston 74-56, winning all three individual periods and twice holding the C's below 20 points for a quarter, coming out on top by a final score of 88-79.
Simply put, the effort was phenomenal.
Has Boston had some difficulties lately? Yes. Did they overlook the Nets somewhat? Probably. Did New Jersey catch this team at the right time? Of course.
No matter how you cut it there's no taking that W away, however, and this is easily the best stretch of Nets basketball in recent memory. It's hard to even think of a time, this late in the season, when games had any significance whatsoever since the Jason Kidd days.
It would take a near-miraculous run over these final 17 games for the Nets to make the playoffs, but the fact that we can even mention the possibility speaks to the growth of this franchise over the past few weeks.
When looking at the final stats, what New Jersey did against Boston is even more impressive.
Five Nets players scored in double-digits (led by Brook Lopez's 20) and four of them put in at least 15. While New Jersey's 39.7 shooting percentage was, for lack of a better word, awful, the team managed to make the baskets they needed and went 11-of-25 (44.0 percent) on three-pointers.
That accuracy from downtown, along with a 24-8 advantage in free-throw attempts, was the difference in the game.
For the first time in his tenure with the team, Williams failed to reach 10 assists—he "only" got nine—while contributing in other ways as well. On the game, the point guard scored 16 points, grabbed six rebounds, came away with three steals and hit four threes, including the back-breaker with 35 seconds left in the game.
Kris Humphries was once again a beast, scoring 16 points and hauling in 15 boards, and even Travis Outlaw got in on the act with 12 points.
Outlaw's shooting percentage (he was 4-of-11 from the field) still leaves much to be desired, but he did break some droughts throughout the game and is at least trying to get better.
It's tough to be critical after such a big win, but the question does have to be raised as to why Sundiata Gaines did not see any floor time until the third quarter when the Nets were ahead 56-54.
Yes, the team was winning, but not by much, and by the time Gaines—who hit a big three as the buzzer sounded at the end of the third—went back to the bench at 8:26 in the fourth, the Nets were leading 74-64.
That's pretty significant.
Gaines played 14 less minutes than Jordan Farmar, yet he scored more points than him and had just one less rebound. Farmar did have three assists to Gaines' zero, but it's likely the latter could have gotten to that mark with some extra run.
Bottom line: Gaines needs to be playing more and should, at the very least, be splitting minutes with Farmar as the No. 2 point guard. Given Gaines' ability to distribute and Farmar's skill at knocking down the catch-and-shoot three, it wouldn't even be a bad idea to have them on the court together more often.
But this isn't the time to get negative. What's important is that the Nets won and beat an elite, championship-contending team in the process.
They'll have two days off to relish their victory before hosting Chicago, a team they beat at the Prudential Center in January.
If the Nets can come away with another win Thursday and extend their winning streak to six, talks of a playoff push might need to get a little more serious.


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––UPDATE FROM THE FUTURE: You can read the whole thing online here.––
It's finally here! The April/May double issue of Asimov's Science Fiction with my cover story "The New Mother" is now available to be read and enjoyed. Subscribers to the magazine probably have it already. There's a long, free excerpt online at the Asimov's site. If you like what you see, you can buy an ebook edition for only about three bucks!
Magzter – Probably the easiest way to get a digital copy. Buy it here and you can read it in your browser, or on an iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows 8+, or Kindle device. Making a Magzter account is totally free, you only pay to buy individual magazines–and way less than you would for a paper copy.
Android – Here's the Google Play Store listing for the specific issue, which should work on most phones or tablets running Android.
Individual issues on other platforms are harder to link to directly. Here are links to the Asimov's subscription sites for specific devices. You may be able to find the April/May 2015 issue (with the cover shown above) through these.
Kindle – Here's the Amazon listing, which will let you read Asimov's on any Kindle e-reader, or in the Kindle app on your phone or tablet.
iPhone or iPad – The iTunes store listing for Asimov's. In iOS, you'll get it via the Newsstand app. You can buy the individual back issue, or subscribe to the magazine. (You'll be asked to sign up for a Magzter account. It's fast and free. You're basically doing the same thing as the first link, just through the Newsstand app instead of the Magzter app.)
Nook – The Barnes and Noble Nook e-reader listing. Coincidentally, Barnes and Noble is also an excellent place to get a paper copy of Asimov's.
Kobo – Have a Kobo e-reader? Let me know if this link works. You are supposed to be able to buy individual issues here, but some of the info is contradictory. (I don't have a Kobo, so I can't test it myself.)
If you have any problems, tell me, and I'll try to help you fix it or pass your information along to the folks in charge. And if you read the story and like it, do please let other people know.


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Summary: Wilson won't shut up. House snaps. HouseWilson vignette
Author's Note: Me. In Geo. Bored. (Again.) I think this is what you'd call 'short and sweet'... or 'fluffy'.
Oh, and this is set after that episode where House and Wilson are by the elevator, they're having a conversation about Cameron; House says "if you think she's so great, why haven't you put the moves on her?" and Wilson says "what makes you think I haven't put the moves on her?" and House gets all weird on him, and Wilson's like, "oh! Oh boy! You're in trouble!" I can't remember the name of it… the convo goes something like that. Anyway.
Wilson was going on and on and on about it, and House was very nearly ready to shove something down the oncologist's throat if he didn't stuff a sock in it sometime in the next two seconds or less. "Of course you wouldn't admit it out loud right there in the open, I didn't expect that, but the look on your face was just so priceless… jeez, House, all you had to do was say something or let me know you liked her, I wouldn't have—"
"Jesus Christ, Wilson!" House exploded, stamping his cane on the floor with a jarring 'thunk'. This drew strange glances from the nurses and patients walking by, which were ignored. Wilson immediately stopped chattering and froze half a step behind House, eyes more than a little bit wide at the unexpected interruption, waiting tensely for the other shoe to fall.
"I'm not jealous of you, you moron," House said impatiently, albeit more quietly this time as though not to attract too much attention, since Wilson had insisted on having this conversation in the middle of the hall where there was absolutely no privacy of any kind.
If it was possible, Wilson's eyes got even bigger. "Wait, wait… y- you- you're jealous… of… Cameron?" The fingers that gripped the clipboard clutched to his chest turned white; acting very similar (to House) like a deer caught in the headlights.
House just smiled faintly. Then, to his complete and utter shock, Wilson grinned at him rather smugly. Taken completely aback, House growled, "What's that supposed to mean?" And stepped closer.
Wilson kept grinning. "Mission accomplished."


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By Liz Warren-Pederson
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For eight years, the Department of Marketing's annual Thinking Forward Conference has connected students with professionals at the top of the marketing game.
"This year we teamed up with the Department of Management and Organizations, and in particular the Sports Management Program to co-sponsor an outstanding conference on the theme of sports marketing," said Linda Price, head of the marketing department. "It was the largest Thinking Forward event to date, with nearly 200 in attendance, including for the first time a select number of non-Eller students who had a chance to sample this Eller experience through their affiliation with the Sports Management Program."
Price collaborated with Brent Seebohm, director of the Sports Management Program, on the slate of guest speakers. That speaker lineup included Larry Baer, president and CEO of the San Francisco Giants; Dennis Moore, VP of sales and marketing for the Denver Broncos; Daniel Shlossman, a product manager for the National Football League; and Jeff Plush, founder and CEO of Helium Sports Group.
"The highlight of this event was being able to hear each speaker's path to where they are today," said Hillary Davidson (Eller Marketing '12). "As a student studying sports management, it is common to hear how difficult it is to break into such a dynamic industry. These influential executives gave each undergraduate in the room hope and inspired us to continue to follow our dream of looking for positions within sports."
Davidson is the current executive director of ZonaZoo, and is interested in pursuing sports marketing as a career. "I have had a unique opportunity to get hands-on experience in the world of sports while still in college," she said. "I have thoroughly enjoyed the ever-changing atmosphere, enthusiastic fans, and the chance to be a part of something bigger than myself."
"A personal highlight for me was the addition of an Eller Marketing awards ceremony and sports networking event, which we hosted in the Jim Click Hall of Champions following the morning program," Price added. "This event was introduced by one of UA's long-time champions, Lute Olson. Students had an opportunity to interact with Lute, and also get professional one-on-one career advice from masters in the field who we heard from earlier in the day."
"My favorite part of the conference was hearing Lute Olson speak and being able to meet all of the speakers individually at the Hall of Champions at McKale," said Ronnie Larik (Eller Marketing '12). "This was a great event because sports teams don't come to the career fairs, but the event allowed students an opportunity to get their foot in the door and learn more about the industry."
Added Davidson, "My experience at Eller has been full of hands-on opportunities, insightful lectures, and creative networking opportunities. This event exceeded my expectations as I appreciate the fact that Eller brought in a dynamic group of speakers who were able to give us real stories, real experiences, and real advice."
"Not many people can say they have met and had a conversation with Lute Olson and Larry Baer," Larik added.
Learn more about the Department of Marketing's dynamic Thinking Forward events.


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The Indians lost again to the Minnesota Twins today.
The Twins aren't a very good baseball team, to put it mildly. With 62 wins and 87 losses, their winning percentage of .416 is the second-worst in the American League. The team with the worst winning percentage, .409, is your—okay, our—Cleveland Indians. Tonight's loss dropped the Tribe to 61 and 88, giving them sole possession of fifth and last place in the AL Central for the first time since Opening Day.
Zach McAllister started the game for the Indians. The last time he pitched, he went six solid innings against the Texas Rangers, the best team in the league, and he didn't walk a batter. Tonight he went 4⅓ innings, allowing four runs, all of them earned. McAllister threw 77 pitches over the first four innings, which is quite a lot. After walking Joe Mauer with one out in the fifth, McAllister faced Josh Willingham, who got every bit of a 3-2 pitch for his 35th home run of the season, giving the Twins a 4-2 lead and sending McAllister to the showers.
Willingham, who went 4 for 5 with 4 RBI tonight, played for the Oakland A's last season, and reportedly considered an offer from the Indians during the offseason before signing with the Twins. With an OPS+ of 144, he is having the best season of his career. Had the Indians been able to sign him, Indians fans would have been spared a summer of watching such notables as Shelley Duncan, Johnny Damon, and Aaron Cunningham hack away at the plate. Ifs and buts, candy and nuts, etc.
Travis Hafner started at DH for the Indians, going 0 for 3 at the plate. He was hit by a pitch in his first plate appearance. As Hafner had been out since August 6 with back inflammation, I'm sure I wasn't the only fan watching the game on TV who saw that and thought oh, great, here he goes again, it's back to the disabled list for Pronk! But he seems to be OK for now. He's expected to play three times a week.
The Indians and Twins conclude their series with a noon game tomorrow. An Indians victory will elevate the Tribe to a tie for fourth and last place in the division. A loss will give them a 6-12 record against the Twins for 2012. It will also give me a strong case of the sads.


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london eater is the one man eating machine chomping his way through his beloved city of smoke.
You remember that song don't you? You know, that one with Adam Levine and Maroon 5 all those years ago. The opening piano riff, the acoustic guitar coming on. I have to admit, waking up on to do a food write-up on a cold sunday morning ain't the easiest. Especially with the holiday season knocking 'round the corner, it gets harder trying to churn out some constructive ramblings.
I was mulling over when to release this review since it was last sunday when I woke up and decided that I should do a review about breaking the fast. It would be injustice if I didn't do one of these especially noting it's importance in a healthy diet – as my dad used to say:
"Son, breakfast is like a gold medal. And so you should treat your three standard meals in a day like winning gold, silver and bronze. Whatever you do in life – as long as you never miss breakfast, you'll be a winner."
selecting you to eat
Are you like me when you choose a place to eat? You sit there, thinking you know your city, but in actuality, there's so much you still don't know about. In your mind, you make this assumption that you kind of know things exists, either that, or someone told you about this place or that place and you think to yourself "I know the best place to have breakfast" .
Yeah right.
If you don't already know, urbanspoon has this cool iPhone application where you can put in a few criteria of what you want to eat and literally shake the phone for it to return a few results. Did it tell me to eat at the providores and tapa room? Nope. I used trusty ol' timeout for this one.
Queue before you rock
We showed up closer to lunch than breakfast time in the marylebone village – which is fast becoming the foodie equivalent of the square mile – and were greeted with a long queue just outside the restaurant. You might have noticed the rather long double barreled name in the providores and tapa room; well the doubly nature manisfests itself as two separate eateries. Upstairs is the posh dining space 'the providores' featuring innovative cooking and…. that sort of thing (it's sunday, what can I say?) , while downstairs is 'the tapa room' which is a breakfast-cum-wine-cafe-bar chill out zone for those looking for a lazy spot to settle down.
While Im still in the queue ( I called beforehand and the tapa room does not take bookings) , I'll take the chance to talk abit about the menu. This much heralded double whammy of an eatery is run by Peter Gordon and Michale McGrath, the team from down under has brought abit of classy fusion to london marylebone, and their menu features teriyaki infused sweetcorn which sits comfortably next to the rabbit & foie gras terrine. Although, on this occasion, I came here specifically for their breakfast & brunch menu, which in itself is a pretty interesting read. With grilled sardines and paprika roast potatoes, greek yogurt and grilled chorizo on courgettes – the rainbow of diverse ingredients somehow evoked a sense of inspiration and wonder which one feels when walking down a food market gawking at the fresh produce and the endless ways in which they can be combined together – in harmony- to create some truly tasty dishes.
Not that I don't appreciate a full english ( I really do ) , but with such rule bending cooking at hand – I had to try it for myself to see how it hangs together.
Is a poached egg a fry up?
The wait was a short fifteen minutes before we were ushered into a rather tiny eating space with low hanging fluorescents, the day was cloudy but the dim lights made it downright gloomy. Aside from a pretty small bar table, with a smattering of fresh pastry and cakes, the middle of the room was dominated by a long table and high stools, while we were sat in the corner on 'normally low' tables. Very cosy, but I'm stll abit troubled by the darkness of the room.
The lack of light aside, I was really enjoying the cool and relaxing atmosphere the space evoked and I thought it was the perfect place to settle for a sunday breakfast. The buzz was infectious and it really did wake me up. Oh what's for breakfast?
Everything looked so good on the menu, but my eyes just couldn't tear themselves away from the classics. I looked the menu up and down but the results were the same – french toast, fry-up, eggs, eggs, eggs, bacon … I knew that on the first visit, no matter how much I wanted to try the more imaginative stuff ( Pineapple, grape, pear, pink grapefruit and satsuma fruit salad with vanilla poached figs ) , they would have to wait until my next.
I usually have two modes of operation when I go out to eat these days and I refrain from putting my blogging hat on when I'm eating with friends. But on this occasion, I dragged the meister out to breakfast with me. She had already been on a couple of other trips with me so she was comfortable with the picture before diving in moment. As with any self-respected, amateur photoboy, one struggles and takes the time to get 'the shot'. With the restaurant being rather dark – it became even harder to avoid the camera shake with long exposures. The result is one very hungry and pissed off looking (albeit, good looking) lady waiting longing to eat her breakfast.
Perhaps like her, I've made you wait about 900 words before I would deliver the taster notes on her fry-up. Consisting of her choice of two poached eggs, grilled smoked back bacon, sauteed field mushrooms, slow roasted tomatoes on sourdough. While the combo is relatively straightforward, it's taste was anything but. The bacon had a smoky intensity which reverberated with the fragrantly buttered mushrooms and the nicely grilled flavours were wonderfully balanced against the tangy tomatoes before breaking the eggs to reveal the yolk running down to the bread. As one would expect, very classic and predictable flavours, this was just a solidly cooked breakfast which would make any englishmen grunt with pleasure.
Let's talk about parmesan and toast
Before I go on too long, I'll just bring you back to the lead picture of this write-up which is my order of sauteed creamed wild mushrooms with parmesan and jamon on toasted sourdough. The first thing I noticed when the waitress brought the dish over was the fragrance. Hang on, here's the picture again to remind you:
The melted cheese gave way to this full buttery smell which was accompanied by the lovely aromas of the steam rising from the cooked mushrooms. It opened up my appetite entirely and I just had to dive in.
By the way, I don't take notes anymore. I used to whip out my moleskine on restaurant trips because it made me feel like some sort of bona fide critic and I would hastily and scrutinisingly jot down pages and pages of thoughts with each bite… yeah, that was so daggy! ( It's australian for uncool – you learn something new everyday eh? )
These days, I prefer to keep as low a profile as I can – so I use my mobile phone. I still hold on to my trusty Nokia 6300- and this is for all budding foodbloggers and wannabe critics out there- use the sms function to make notes and turn on the t9 – it really is a godsend.
Intense, the parmesan melt provided the foundations for the flavour profile which was creamy and made for a distinctly able balance of stinkiness against saltiness. The mushrooms had a hard cheese like chewiness which gave it much needed texture and form. If the cheese brought seasoning, then the ham brought much needed flavour to bring the dish to life and together provided for an umami rich topping which went so well with the sourdough. To sum things up, this was a hearty breakfast.
Eggs on Yogurt
It had all the makings of a beauty queen. I genuinely thought she was the one. I caught the first glimpse of her on the menu and was gasping. She was exotic in that her name was turkish and she came from the restaurant known as changa in Istanbul, which legend has it, was a maverick of a place which carried no rules in it's recipes and violently fused cooking styles from across the globe as they saw fit. It angered food snobs left, right and centre but that idea only served to intrigue me.
And this was perhaps the most eye-catching dish on the menu which I had to have. Two poached eggs with whipped yogurt swirling in a hot chilli butter. It looked so stunning it could not fail right?
i fell for the gimmick in the caveat of the changa recipe but it was god-awful. First of all, the whole thing is cold. Even the butter – which tasted rather more like chilli oil- was cold, the greek yogurt was cold and the eggs were stone cold too. Spooning some of this stuff was abit disturbing in that it was just dollops of heavy oil with cold, tangy yogurt and some COLD runny eggs. The sharpness of the yogurt was further elucidated by the coldness of the dish. As it went down my throat, I could literally feel the yogurt and saturated oil going down my stomach. I'm sorry, this was just too weird for me ( that must be some kind of record for the frequency of the word cold in a paragraph) and dare I say it – was just absolutely disgusting.
Yogurt and eggs do not go together, especially if it's swimming in a sea of cold oil. So much for 'the one'.
Mochaccino or Cappuccino?
l got into this debate with the meister when I said "oh, I love mocha, that's what I usually order when I go out" . She looked at me in disbelief, as if I was only pandering in our coincidental choice of brew. Ok fine, my brew of choice is the cappuccino (as my tea lady at work can attest to) but on occasion, I do plonk for the mocha. The only thing that stops me from doing more mochas when I'm out is the unusual price discrepancy between a few spoonfuls of chocolate powder – does it really warrant it being 50p more expensive? I should think not, is the coffee at the tapa room awesome? Yeah actually, it really was rather good, the foam was thick and creamy. Yum.
Anyway, in summary – The Tapa Room is a great breakfast spot and a lovely place to laze around on a sunday. Breakfast is served till 3pm, otherwise the innovation continues in their all day menu. If you're comfortable with trying something out of the ordinary, then you will be glad with the food here – whatever you do, stay away from the cold turkish eggs and you'll be just fine.
The Basics
Providores and Tapa room ( delete the one which you did not visit )
109 Marylebone High Street W1U 4RX 020 7935 6175
How to get there: Baker Street
How much: Standard, £15 to £20 per person easy.
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We JUST drove past this sign a few days ago before they took it down – glad to see folks who are so involved with the preservation of this historic sign!
YUKON — Along Route 66 in Yukon stands Yukon's Best Flour with a tall electric sign sitting on top of the mill. The lights have been dim for the past year but will soon get a makeover.
Crews removed the electronic sign Monday morning to replace the sign's 2,200 bulbs with longer-lasting and energy-efficient LED bulbs and to rebuild the letters.
The group Friends of Yukon's Best Inc. organized to raise $150,000. Instead, they pulled in $163,000 to give the light a new look.
A large amount of cash came in February when the Yukon Community Support Foundation announced a matching grant of up to $40,000.
Once complete, the sign will be as close to the original as possible.
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Hone School VS. Public School
Poll Results
Question: Home School VS> Public School
Home School
Public School
Total Votes: 300
Question: Home School VS> Public School
Total Votes: 300
I have a almost 5 year old and I am trying to decide wether to put her into public school or to home school her. I am not sure about public schools right now with all the recent events. I mean you have all the shooting and not to long ago there was a 2nd grader raped by another one in the school bathroom. I am very nervouse about sending her to school. Plus the schools around here suck. We nolonge have a school district we can take our kids to any surrounding school. The only problem with that is then I willhave to drive her to and from school out of town and thats a lot of gas, miles, and time on the road daily. So I am looking to see what other people think. Thanks for your help all!!!
Quoting Isabelles_mommy:
You get the same opportunities in Homeschooling that you do when you go to a school. I don't understand why you think this. There are co-op classes homeschoolers can take, if there is something your unsure about teaching. Every class you can get at school can be taught in a home environment or through a co-op.
And if your thinking socialization, you get that with homeschool groups or sports interactions. Homeschoolers tend to socialize with every age from young to adult, instead of just kids their age and a teacher.Quoting Bmat:
I voted public school. I feel it is good for the children to have opportunities there that may not be available at home. Perhaps you could carpool with other parents. Having said this, it is very scary about the happenings in the schools. I think I'd volunteer in the school a lot.
My oldest is in a public HS. We have a fantastic school system where we live. Is private school an option? If you are they type of parent that can homeschool, that's great. I personally could never homeschool my kids. Not my forte.
Quoting lenaymar:
Nice. There is a site online to learn more about this program? It is available to any state?
Quoting VarelaClan:
We've always homeschooled until last year. This year and last we did virtual school. It's a public charter school, but done online at home. I sort of feel it's the best of both worlds. The kids get the diploma and it's free to us, but they get to stay home and get one on one attention from me with the subjects they need more help with.
I've actually been debating about whether to homeschool too, my daughter is 2 right now. My fear is that I won't be able to provide the education she needs, if she does end up going somewhere to school I want it to be a private school (non religious) that has great ratings from other parents.. Now obviously a shooting, rape or drunk teacher for example could still happen.. But I feel that if I try my best to provide the best for her I did my job as a mother.
Like someone else said, it seems you have already made your decision, but don't just have "fear" of something bad happening at a school be your only reason.
@jjchick76: that's amazing that your daughter is starting college at 16! Sad to hear about the assault... My little sister was assaulted when she was 7 by a boy I had been dating for 3 years.. It can happen anywhere unfortunately. Kudos to you though for helping her and she has already achieved so much!
I was homeschooled as a child and plan on homeschooling my children when they are older. One of the biggest thing I can't stand is that people always say homeschooled kids aren't socialized and that is one of the biggest misunderstanding ever. I had more true friends then my public school friends, I was able to have a conversation with anyone, while sadly a lot of kids have trouble carrying on conversations with elders. If you do decide to homeschool try and find a homeschool group in your area. Ours was great and we always had extracurricular activities and field trips, just like you do in public school. Homeschooling is also a huge decision, a lot of people are starting to make it because of the school violence, and I personally think that is the wrong reason to make it, it is something you need to be completely committed to, it is not for everyone. I am not trying to talk you out of it and I am not trying to say public schools are bad. I loved being homeschooled and I don't feel like I missed out on a ton of stuff or that I was not socialized. My brothers and I all were always at least 2 years ahead of the grades we would have been in public school. But again, that is not putting down public schools, I have lots of friends who went to public school and friends whose kids are in public school. Please just make sure if you decide to homeschool it is not just because of the school violence, because it is a big commitment.
I hope you don't homeschool your kids. You can't even comprehend basic math.
Quoting Cemommster:Quoting atlmom2:
My kids went to private and public. They are 19 and 21 and survived just fine. Odds of getting killed in a car accident walking across the street is way more than getting killed in a school or raped. Parents today are so fearful.
. And 20 some years ago, our world was completely different.
Quoting AshieBeth_Xo:Quoting misssy2000:
They miss out in interaction with all I the other kids their age. And they miss out on prom, running for school president, saying the pledge of allegiance each morning, eating lunch with their friends everyday, passing out valentines to their class mates, there are so many things that a homeschooled child will never experience. Those are the things I look back and have warm fuzzy memories about. Public or private schools are there for a reason. If everyone decided to home school we would have a bunch of under educated brats that have never had to learn about respecting authority, and getting along with others without their mom holding their hand.
Wow! You are very misinformed. Maybe this video will help.
No - that is not what it is like at all.
Nice try though.
Quoting aviatioNation:
Sure they do, as long as the end result of their "thinking" is to come to the conclusion the teacher tells them is appropriate.Quoting Kris_PBG:
I want my children to be able to think too - and they do lots of critical thinking, problem solving and finding creative solutions in public school.
Quoting aviatioNation:
I homeschool not because I'm worreid about violence, but because I want my son to be able to think.
We moved into the cheapest place in the better neighborhood so they could go to great public schools. I could never have given them the education they're receiving there. Top notch all around. My son was accepted into the #1 Arts high school in the country and is exposed to artists and teachers I coldn't begin to give him.