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I'm sorry, but I expect a lot more from an earnings report when someone refers to it as "terrific." Such was the case in an article by Anders Bylund of The Motley Fool who said, "Yes you can count on this massive dividend." He was referring to Frontier Communications (NASDAQ: FTR) and their yield which exceeds 8%. While I agree that at least for now the company's dividend looks safe, I think his take on the company needs a dose of reality.
There were a few points of Anders' article that I thought were just a little too optimistic. He also said that revenues came in slightly higher and adjusted earnings were much better than estimates. Where revenue is concerned, it was down on a year-over-year basis which is really the only comparison that makes sense. Saying a company increased revenue on a quarter-to-quarter basis only makes sense if the company has been consistently growing revenue on this basis before, which is clearly not what has been happening at Frontier. Where adjusted earnings per share are concerned, for many telecommunications companies you can pretty much throw out EPS completely. Most of these companies have such a high depreciation allowance that looking at EPS is foolhardy in the first place. Just as an example, last year Frontier had ten times the depreciation allowance compared to its reported net income. Looking at net income is a start, but free cash flow is a different story.
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You can see that some of these company's current payout ratios are lower than Frontier and in the future this will likely be the case as well. Before you make the argument that in the meantime you get the higher yield, remember where that argument got Frontier shareholders before – a dividend cut. The fundamentals of the business have to be considered before assuming that one quarter of better free cash flow tells enough of the story.
Where Frontier's fundamentals are concerned, the numbers still don't look very good. In the company's traditional landline business, the company saw a drop of 8.4% in customers and the number of residential lines dropped 8.71%. With other local telecoms they were able to offset these losses with high-speed Internet subscribers and new video subscribers, but Frontier saw growth in these two categories of 2.45% and 2.51% respectively. Where business customers are concerned, the company saw 9.27% less customers and lines down 5.77%. When two of your main businesses are running off at 5.77% to 8.71% and your growth categories are growing at about 2.5%, you are going to see a negative impact on the bottom line. So what should investors do?
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Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 27, 2008
It made me laugh, sure, except it went really slowly. Turn the FPS up to about 19-20, then it'll be half as long but it'll look sooooo much better.
And people blabbering about preloaders and sound, the more sound he adds in, the more he'll need a preloader, the longer it'll take to get to watch it.
If you go with epic sound, it'll take far too long to watch something far too small.
it was 24 fps...
Rated 1 / 5 stars April 27, 2008
but get a preloader and sound plz XDXDXD
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 27, 2008
ha ha
made me giggle great story line and animation but really needs sound
Rated 3 / 5 stars April 27, 2008
This wasn't to bad, it was interesting and the animation was quite good, but you do really need a pre-loader...if you want any help doing it I can give you a hand or there are some great tutorals in the flash collection as well as the premade ones that NG's has (http://www.newgrounds.com/downloads/
But all in all, you could make a good go at animating if you put some time and effort into it, just make it longer, add some sound, add a pre-loader, and maybe put a storyline to it
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 27, 2008
I laughed a bit
It was good, but not great.
You should add sounds and voices.


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A federal judge has decided the Chattooga County sheriff and one of his investigators, who are accused in a lawsuit of using an altered warrant to search a couple's home, should be immune from the suit as county employees.
Nor can the county be held responsible, the judge said.
But Sheriff John Everett and Investigator Kandy Dodd still can be sued as individuals, which is why the case will continue, said the couple's attorney, Bobby Lee Cook.
"It doesn't make one bit of difference," said Cook, a longtime Summerville, Ga., defense attorney. "We're going to kick their butt."
The lawsuit doesn't ask for a specific amount, but Cook said the county has up to "a $1 million worth of insurance."
A federal lawsuit filed in May claims that Dodd altered a search warrant, with Everett's knowledge, in order to search Mark and Connie Gordons' house without any probable cause. The suit also claims this isn't the first time Everett has encouraged one of his employees to give false statements to obtain a search warrant.
Both Everett and Dodd deny the claims in their response filed in Rome, Ga., in early June. Both contend that the suit should be immediately dropped.
Chattooga County attorney Steve Rodham, who is representing Dodd and Everett, declined to comment on the case.
The suit also cited Chattooga County as a defendant, but it was dropped from the case.
Qualified immunity shields law enforcement from federal lawsuits unless it is can be proven that they violated an established law — which usually means a constitutional right, said Tom Eaton, a University of Georgia Law professor who specializes in constitutional law. The immunity depends on "how bad the behavior is," he said.
If the sheriff and investigator are found to have altered the warrant, that is a Fourth Amendment violation, Eaton said, and there are many case laws against knowingly filing false information to secure a warrant.
To win the case, the plaintiffs also must prove that the investigator knowingly gave the false information and that the sheriff was involved directly, Eaton said.
"Close calls go to law enforcement," he said. "That's the way the Supreme Court has consciously set up the law."
Authorities claim Dodd was investigating a burglary and learned that some of the stolen items had been sold to Fleetwood Pawn Shop, which is owned by the Gordons, court records show. On April 14, Dodd obtained a search warrant through the county magistrate's office to search the pawn shop.
But the lawsuit claims Dodd went back to the magistrate and said the first warrant had an error and needed to be changed. Instead, the lawsuit claims, Dodd wrote the Gordons' home address in the place of the pawn shop address and police then searched the home for four hours.
In Dodd's response, she admitted going to the judge a second time to cite an inaccuracy — the incorrect name of an investigator — in the first search warrant, but she denied deceiving the judge. The response contains no mention of whether she actually obtained a warrant for the Gordons' house.
Meanwhile, the county must pay $5,000 in insurance costs for Everett and Dodd. The county's insurer, ACCG, covers the rest of the fees, said County Sole Commissioner Jason Winters.
But Winters said officials are worried that the suit could drive up the cost of liability insurance in the future.
Winters declined to comment on how much insurance would cover in the lawsuit.
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"There's a serious amount of deterioration," said Ron Carmicle, who is the Principal for the McCall Group. "We have a lot of moisture inside the buildings. The roofs have failed, the timbers failed and there's a serious amount of collapse in these buildings."
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The two building farthest to the east on Main Street will be knocked down, but their facades will be preserved. The three adjacent buildings west of them will be salvaged. To the west of those buildings, the next two will be knocked down, but rebuilt.
"Just the fact that the owners are committed to salvaging this property is significant," said Carmicle. "It's costly, it's not the easiest way to do it, but I have respect for that."


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SALEM, OR – Chris Pugh scored two goals in the first half for the Tumwater Pioneers but the Oregon Blacktails opened up a 5-1 lead in the first quarter and took home a 14-5 victory at the Salem Soccer Center on Saturday night. Matt Herrera, Corey Johnson and Tom Arndt added goals for the Pioneers in the loss while Tyler Hagen led the Blacktails with four goals, all in the second half.
The Pioneers quickly fell behind allowing five goals in the first quarter but held the Blacktails to one goal in the second and behind goals from Pugh and Herrera, cut the Oregon lead to 6-3 at the half. Oregon's Eric Branch scored both of his goals in the first 30 minutes.
But the Blacktails poured it on in the third period scoring five times to open up a commanding 11-3 lead. Arndt and Johnson each added goals for the Pios in the fourth once the game was out of reach.
Oregon outshot the Pioneers 36-19. Mike Sharpe got the start in goal for the Pioneers and made 15 saves. Mauricio Sanchez relieved him late and made five saves.
Tumwater falls to 0-2 in the Premier Arena Soccer League's Northwest Division while Oregon moves to 2-1.
The PASL takes a break for the holidays and will return on January 5th when the Pioneers host their first home game in franchise history when they take on the Marysville Ruckus. First kick at Tumwater Indoor Sports is scheduled for 7:00 PM. Tickets are just $5 for adults, $3 for children and can be purchased during business hours at Tumwater Indoor Sports.
Oregon Blacktails (2-1) vs. Tumwater Pioneers (0-2) Date: 12/15/12 Location: Salem Soccer Center Goals by period 1 2 3 4 Tot ------------------------------------- Oregon.............. 5 1 5 3 14 Tumwater............ 1 2 0 2 5 SCORING: Oregon Blacktails: Tyler Hagen.......4 Simba Sumoza......2 Eric Branch.......2 Gustavo Burmudez..1 Juan Castillo.....1 Julian Esquivel...1 Andy Ochoa........1 Eric Zepeda.......1 Bernardo Sanchez..1 Tumwater Pioneers: Chris Pugh........2 Matt Herrera......1 Corey Johnson.....1 Tom Arndt.........1 Shots: Oregon 36, Tumwater 19
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Preikestolen stands at a massive 604 meters (1,982 feet) and is nearly flat at its top. It was formed during the Ice age, when the edges of a glacier froze into the sides of the mountain and later broke off abrupt portions of rock forming the angular plateau. Hundreds of thousands of people make the 3.8 km hike each year to get a stunning and terrifying view of the Lysefjorden below.
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Can These Auto Parts Retailers Continue Their Run?
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Auto parts retailers have seen a good run up since the last recession. In the last five years, O'Reilly Automotive (NASDAQ: ORLY), Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP) and AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) have given returns of 335%, 85% and 210% respectively; in the process, they have significantly outperformed the S&P 500's 34.68% return.
These companies have been able to post this outstanding performance thanks to their market share gains against smaller mom-and-pop stores. These gains were driven by the companies' superior services and strong financial positions.
In this article, I am taking a look at these companies from an investment perspective. We'll see if it makes sense to buy them after the big run up they have already seen in their stock prices.
This company looks for growth through its online sales and hub strategy
AutoZone's stock price has increased by approximately 20% in the last six months. In the third quarter of the 2013 fiscal year it has achieved sales growth of 4.5%, despite a 0.1% decline in domestic same store sales. Its sales growth can be attributed to its stores growth, commercial programs and online sales. It has focused on differentiating itself by providing great service to its customers with specialized staff. It has opened 102 commercial programs in the third quarter, which will increase commercial sales and productivity.
E-commerce is another growth driver for the company. It has acquired AutoAnything recently and it will look to achieve sales growth with both the AutoZone.com and AutoAnything.com websites. The online channel has helped it to cover a larger consumer customer base and to provide more convenience to its commercial customers.
AutoZone's hub strategy provides it with the advantage of quick replenishments for local stores. It has opened two more hub locations in the third quarter, bringing the number of hubs to 154. It has also remodeled the hub locations, enabling them to better maintain inventories for retail and commercial customers.
The company currently trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 14.30, lower than the 18.98 forward ratio of its peer O'Reilly Automotive. I recommend "buy."
New distribution centers and a focus on large national accounts will drive growth
Advance Auto Parts has focused on two key strategies: superior availability and service leadership. Under its superior availability strategy, it has focused on store growth, increasing its presence in commercial business and improving its supply chain. The company's Remington distribution center is its key step to improving its replenishment service and distribution facilities. It will still distribute products and services to only 400 stores and replenish only 200 stores, however.
Advance's increase in commercial credit from very low to a high of 40% will help it to attract more customers. The company will also look to benefit from another daily distribution center in Connecticut and the modernization of existing facilities.
The company has taken several initiatives to drive sales growth in its Do-It-For-Me and Do-It-Yourself segments while reducing costs. It has also focused on large national accounts with a sales activation program, increasing these accounts by high-single digits in the first quarter of the 2013 fiscal year. Advance's improved labor productivity and more flexible cost structure have also helped improve its bottom line.
Advance Auto Parts has reported earnings per share of $1.65, beating consensus estimates. It is trading at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 13.61, the lowest among its peers. It is cheap and is a good "buy" for long-term growth.
Growth momentum with geographical expansion and online sales growth
O'Reilly Automotive has reported better-than-estimated quarterly results amid improving weather conditions and industry trends. Its earnings per share of $1.58 for the second quarter of the 2013 fiscal year showed a 37.6% increase and remained above consensus estimates of $1.50. Its gross margin expanded by 94 basis points, aided by reduced costs from acquisitions and a better product mix; negotiating better prices from suppliers also aided the cost reductions.
Both the Do-It-Yourself and professional segments have seen steady growth in the last quarter and will drive sales growth into the future. O'Reilly's redesigned its "First Call Online" business-to-business platform, including more products and additional features. A chain-wide rollout of the loyalty program will also drive sales growth.
The company has plans to expand its presence in the northeast region of the US, where it is underrepresented. Its Lakeland, FL distribution center and stores expansion plans in Florida will help it to achieve sustainable growth in the long term as well.
O'Reilly's has repurchased shares, with an average of 12% in the past five quarters. This has boosted its earnings per share, and the company is expected to continue its repurchase plans in the future. It trades at relatively high forward price-to-earnings ratio of 18.98 as compared to its peers, but it has a bright growth outlook. As a result, I recommend a "buy" for it.
Auto Zone is trying to differentiate itself with better in-store services and commercial programs. Its online channel and hub strategy are expected to drive sales growth. Advance Auto Parts looks to grow using its superior availability and service leadership strategies, focusing on large national accounts to drive its sales growth. O'Reilly Automotive plans to use regional expansion and the opening of new distribution centers to achieve economies of scale. Its online channel and loyalty program will help it to attract broader customer base. All three of these companies are solid buys.
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They were wrong about Whole Foods
Thanks to health-conscious millennials, this company is in fine shape.
Younger people hate the food chain. It's like Ronald Reagan with Russian missiles. He was willing to trust them, but he wanted to verify. The millennials, who will be about 30% of this country in a half-dozen years, want their food vetted and verified.
That's exactly what Whole Foods (WFM) does. What it stands for. The millennials believe Whole Foods wouldn't sell something unless it were as good as it can be for them. I say "good as it can be" because, even if it is made or sold at Whole Foods, it can still be fattening. It can still be "bad for you," so to speak. But you need Whole Foods to protect you from a world of mass production the way you needed Upton Sinclair's The Jungle as a way to expose the wretched unsanitary conditions of the meatpacking industry at the turn of the century.
Now Whole Foods just reported a terrific quarter that saw the stock shoot up 10 points before proceeding to advance 3 more points. This is another stock that didn't fill in the gap once it took off because we are in a much more powerful market than most understand or think about. The stock had spent a lot of time in the low-$80s wilderness as growth-stock portfolio managers had become convinced that the ardor for "expensive" public stores that sell organic food had dimmed. In their place, went the thinking, had come initiatives from Target (TGT), Wal-Mart (WMT) and Kroger (KR) on the mass-merchant side, and Trader Joe's from the cult organic side.
I never thought Whole Foods lost a step, and I stuck by that. But, more important, the company heard what was wrong, adjusted, cut expenses, cut shrinkage, improved the supply chain and introduced some lower-priced merchandise that brought the numbers right back up and then some.
Plus, with the lack of cannibalization in what was thought to be the saturated area around Boston, the company hinted that that its total target goal for 1,000 U.S. stores could be low. It has about 350 locations currently.
The company achieved same-store-sales success of the 21 stores in college-filled Massachusetts, almost double the locations it has in New York State -- and that's not to mention the instant hit that is the store in South Bend, Ind., home of Notre Dame. I think that, in light of this, you could argue that every college needs a Whole Foods nearby because of the millennials' desire for healthier eating.
Plus, the company hasn't even rolled out plans for a loyalty or affinity program. I think that, judging by the Starbucks (SBUX)-like mindset of Whole Foods -- Starbucks being the best of the loyalty-program issuers -- this could be an instant boost to sales. Do not underrate the process of hospitality, as restaurateur Danny Meyer has taught us well, as it can be the most powerful force to get lifetime customers, exactly whom Whole Foods is looking for.
Another catalyst out there might be the opening of the Brooklyn, N.Y. location in November. I have been watching the construction of this amazing, giant-sized store, replete with a 25,000 square foot greenhouse up top, and have marveled at how a borough of 2 million people is just now getting a Whole Foods. It is a reminder of just how much runway there really is for this company.
Whole Foods splits 2-for-1 next week. I know it sounds silly right now, but splits are working for companies with loyal users. This stock isn't done going higher. In fact, it is just now breaking out, and it is setting the stage for multiyear expansion -- and, yes, multiyear multiple expansion -- as the path to long-term growth becomes clear once again.
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Barry, how short your memory is.The Armed services committee asked the Bush
administration numerous times for records and E-Mails and their answer was
"NO".The WH will answer the questions and you`ll find there`s nothing that amounts
to a hill of beans.We`re setting another record on Wall Street and yet the bitter far right
is praying for a big scandal.If the Repubs really cared about this country they would be
working with the WH instead of just saying "NO" to everything.
Well this is a "banner day" in the Markets.....The "banter" here; So,so??
My Son wore Army boots,my Dad, my Father-IL my exDaughter-IL, Brother-ILs and now a GDaughter.
I wore Army boots...Some of us(5) wore Combat boots, including exDau-IL...
She was in Iraq twice, Kuwait and Afghan once each and that shidthole S.Korea too.
What's wrong with Army boots?...Wear them proudly and shined for Inspections.
Nah....I'm only gonna tie Bush to the AP thing...We lost our "Rights to Privacy."..
When he and his cronies (little dick included) trampled the Constitution into the dirt.
Some could also say, that the IRS's "sweeping powers" might also fall into the category??
Strangely your Rants, Are pretty much what Dear Leader is saying also; About the IRS and AP fiasco.
So why are you down on him so much ?...He doesn't like what Bush did either.
He is your friend....And he is Our President...( I bet you might have voted for him)
IRS, targeting crooked tax evaders and Shell Game Orgs....hmmm.
Benghazi...4 dead.....Moore, OK. about 2 Dozen so far....hmmm.
Joplin ,Mo. Wasn't it about 160 dead...?
And neither of those two places were shidtholes...hmmmm.
And the AP thing....That was something Bush set-up several years ago....hmmm.
As I said before, No work that is honest labor is beneath me, nor should it be disparaged by somebody who sucks Koch and his brothers for a living.
And to correct your Azzumptions, being richer does not correlate with greater intelligence, merely that one's aspirations were tuned to different goals in life.
Water was merely stating that some forms of socialist inputs into an otherwise capitalistic
framework is what makes the entire system function better. And to watch out for (well, you should have a handle on this..) temptations to make doctrinal forays into more extremist and polarizing dogma.
Here you go puppet ....enjoy ....
. Andy isn't your normal Teabagger with a misspelled sign who rambles on and on incoherently about how the President is a Marxist fascist Kenyan Muslim. He's actually smart, and he also (with honors).
The part of the discussion I caught was about all the "scandals" made up by the GOP over the last year or so. While Mr. Dean didn't actually come out and say it, what dawned on me was the fact that the GOP didn't care about Benghazi or anything else. What they do care about is making the President look bad, for political purposes. You see, they lost the last election in an embarrassing fashion. They've got the House gerrymandered into what could be a flustercluck until the next census, but they want the Senate.
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Mike Morrissey of Thornridge High School in Dolton, IL was named the Chicago Bears High School "Coach of the Week" for Week 9.
Coach Morrissey led Thornridge to a triple-overtime upset victory over Thornton last Saturday. The 31-25 win gave the Falcons five wins on the season qualifying them for the playoffs for the first time since 2006.
After being hired at Thornridge early in the summer, Morrissey had just a few months to put together his program and get to know the players. The Falcons were 4-5 last season, but started 4-0 this season and created some excitement in the Dolton community.
In honor of Morrissey, $1,500 will be donated to Thornridge's football program. Morrissey will be invited to the Bears-Patriots game on Sunday, December 12, and will be recognized during an on-field ceremony that day. He will also receive a framed certificate and will have the opportunity to attend a Bears practice and "chalk-talk" with Bears Head Coach Lovie Smith and other 2010 "Coach of the Week" honorees.
This concludes the 15th season of the Chicago Bears "Coach of the Week" program. The program honors outstanding Illinois high school coaches who develop players' football skills and knowledge, character, leadership, discipline, and teamwork abilities. Other criteria considered include unique coaching methodology, community and off-field components, school and community support, volunteerism, and, most importantly, contributions to players' long-term success on and off the field.
The program ran nine weeks from August 30 through October 25. Deserving high school coaches were nominated by a panel of local prep authorities, and the winning "Coach of the Week" was selected each week. The Chicago Bears made a $1,500 contribution to the football program at each winning coach's school.
Since the program's inception, the Bears have donated over $185,000 to Illinois high schools in support of their football programs. For more information, log on to www.chicagobears.com/community or call the Chicago Bears Community Relations department at (847) 739-5308.
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Mouse cell breakthrough excites editors
Amid the G-8 summit of world leaders, immigration debate and the anniversary of D-Day, it was a mouse that roared to the top of newspaper front pages today.
That is, the scientific discovery that mouse skin cells could be used to replicate embryonic stem cells in research. The story made news across the country:
- •The Beaver County (Pa.) Times said, "Scientists say they can mimic stem cells."
- • And the Oakland (Calif.) Tribune advanced the story with "Stem cell discovery may change debate."
The Decatur (Ala.) Daily took the immigration debate in the U.S. Congress local, with "Senators oppose Bush on Illegals." And the San Francisco Chronicle chimed in with "Visa plan angers Silicon Valley."
In the news business, The Arizona Republic announced a gathering of journalists to honor the paper's investigative reporter Don Bolles, killed when a bomb went off in his car: "Journalists gather to honor 'martyr.' "
The San Francisco Examiner noted layoffs at The Chronicle.
But all business news wasn't bad news. The Detroit Free Press trumpeted good news for the struggling U.S. auto industry in a story about good ratings for new Ford vehicles: "Quality? It's Ford. Amid turnaround plan, automaker steals spotlight away from Toyota."
The tragic end for a missing teen made headlines in the Midwest. The (Toledo,Ohio) Blade reported: "Police believe body discovered in Missouri is abducted teen."
Editors tipped their front-page hats to veterans of World War II. The (Albany, N.Y.) Times Union had a graveyard photo with "Remembering D-Day." The Stars and Stripes said "History Lives at Normandy D-Day remembrance." And The (Ft. Myers) News-Press noted "Soldiers of 1944 honored by France."
Los Angeles' Daily News, like many papers, continues the long goodbye to retiring game-show host Bob Barker: "Bidding Bob Farewell."
While the dog days of summer aren't here yet, in Alaska, news about the zoo's lone African elephant was front-page worthy. "Zoo board agrees to send Maggie south …" announced the Anchorage Daily News in a story about a decision to reunite the pachyderm with pals in the lower 48.
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Washington State Action Alert! EHB 1809 Civil Rights Bill
Roberta Sklar, Director of Communications
The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force is sending this message to our Washington state members on behalf of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied sister organizations working so hard to bring EHB 1809 to vote.
Below, please find their message:
Subject: URGENT! EHB 1809 Civil Rights Bill (Washington State)
This is it, Folks. Call your state senators NOW and tell them you want EHB 1809 to be moved to the senate floor for a vote. EHB 1809 would add sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights laws.
The simple two-second message: Please move EHB 1809 to the Senate floor for a vote.
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You don't need to know your senator's name or your district number. Give the hotline operator your address and they will tell you your district number and your senator's name. Give your message to the operator and it will be passed on to your senator.
This is the Internet, let's use it. Together, we can help make this happen if you take two steps:
1) call your senator as explained above.
2) use your e-mail list to ask everyone you know to do the same two things.
Additional Information:
- Go to the ACLU Action Center at http://ga1.org/campaign/civilrights to send an email asking your Senator to support passage of the Civil Rights Bill, HB 1809.
- Contact Discrimination Free Washington Organizer Debbie Carlsen at (206) 324-2570 or email@example.com to volunteer with the campaign. Volunteers are particularly needed to provide information about the Civil Rights Bill at local events, and expand the network of LGBT people and allies contacting their senators to pass this bill.***************************************************************
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De Blasio releases TV ad recalling primary election victory speech
Bill de Blasio released a new TV ad Thursday, following a Joe Lhota ad release Wednesday.
The de Blasio ad is a standalone 30-second clip from his primary election victory speech, without any music or voiceover.
It concludes with a silent call for support as the words "Join the Cause: BilldeBlasio.com" and the @deBlasioNYC Twitter account fade in on the screen.
The campaign sent out the ad with a reminder from campaign manager Bill Hyers that "Big ideas are worth it," and a fundraising call to "make sure you're doing everything you can to bring home one more win on Nov. 5."
"Remember what primary night felt like?" Hyers asks in an email. "Feeling exhausted from all we'd done to get out the vote, but fired up watching the returns come in and hearing our guy remind us why we need to keep fighting for bold, progressive change.
"This new TV spot goes up on the air today," the email continues. "It will remind you of how far we've come, and why there's too much at stake to let up now."
With the election about a month away, a new Quinnipiac poll has de Blasio leading Lhota by a margin of 50 points.
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TEAMS were slipping and sliding around together today in Barrow Park in aid of good causes.
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- Road re-opened after vehicle turns over on Dalton by-pass
- Fire crews tackle blaze in Haverigg
- Dalton man, 26, jailed after choking pet to get back at ex
- Ulverston driver, 82, banned after causing crash
- Three people suffer serious injuries in five-vehicle Cumbria smash
Barrow AFC earn North Ferriby draw
A LATE Simon Grand header ensured Barrow AFC stretched their unbeaten run to eight games. (4 comments)
Walney Central defeat Dalton in Barton Townley Cup final
WALNEY Central retained the Barton Townley Cup after a 30-10 win over Dalton. (3 comments)
Tributes to 'witty and lovely' Dalton man who died a month after transplant
TRIBUTES have been paid to a much-loved husband and stepfather who died a month after undergoing a kidney transplant he had waited four years for. (1 comment)
Barrow and South Lakes MPs welcome Scottish referendum result
THE MPs for Barrow and South Lakeland have welcomed the 'no' result in the Scottish referendum.
Drugs and stolen goods seized in major Barrow police op
AMPHETAMINES, cannabis plants and stolen goods worth more than £5,000 have been seized in a secret Barrow police operation.
Packed public meeting in Barrow discusses bus cuts
ANGRY bus users have formed a working group in a bid to salvage two vital services that carry out more than 45,000 passenger journeys every year. (2 comments)
Barrow man who let disease-ridden puppy suffer could face prison
A SINGLE dad-of-two has been warned he could be jailed after a puppy in his care died after being found bald in a cage and covered in seeping scabs.
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Cumbria zoo inquest: Sarah McClay's family still have unanswered questions
The family of a woman animal keeper mauled to death when a tiger walked through an open door say they still have questions unanswered following the conclusion of an inquest into her death. (1 comment)
Day four of Cumbria zoo death inquest
THE final day of the inquest into the death of Sarah McClay, who was attacked by a tiger at a Cumbria zoo, took place on Thursday.
Watch out! Monster wave of freak spiders hits Cumbria
THEY are eyeing up your house. Spider breeding season is just starting and the recent warm weather has provided bounteous food supply of flies and bugs making spiders bigger than ever. (3 comments)
Walney assault involving two teenage girls investigated by police
POLICE are investigating an assault involving two 13-year-old girls on Walney.
Attempted burglary at tanning salon in Walney
POLICE are investigating an attempted burglary at a tanning salon in Walney.
Ulverston Beer Festival brews up a real success at the Coro
REAL ale lovers are toasting the success of Ulverston Beer Festival which saw a record turnout of more than 2,000 people.
Proud night as 150 years of Barrow RNLI are celebrated
A FURNESS RNLI crew celebrated 150 years of service with a black tie gala dinner at Abbey House Hotel.
Cumbria traders stage on street parking charges protest
TRADERS angry at plans to impose on street parking charges in towns across Cumbria staged a protest. (6 comments)
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Country singer Carrie Underwood is joining the star-studded lineup for Toby Keith's Twister Relief Concert via satellite next month.
Keith, a Moore native, will perform alongside other big names in country music, including Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Sammy Hagar, Willie Nelson and Ronnie Dunn.
Because of a prior obligation, Underwood will join via satellite.
The $25 tickets sold out in just over an hour last week, organizers said.
All proceeds will benefit the United Way of Central Oklahoma May Tornadoes Relief Fund.
The concert will take place on July 6th at the University of Oklahoma football field.
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Do women finally have an excuse to stop blow drying hair? "The wob," also known as the "wet bob," is apparently the hot new hairstyle this spring.
I went to Femme Coiffure on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach where stylist Raphael Reboh helped me try the wet look for myself.
Raphael says the wet look is a sexy look. He says it's beautiful and easy and great for the summer.
Start by spraying the whole head with some h2o. then apply your favorite styling cream or hair oil and don't hold back.
Raphael tells me short hair is making a comeback, but if you're not ready for the big chop, fake it by tucking the hair under and pinning it.
You probably saw on the Grammys how Beyonce wore this slicked down wet hair look. Beyonce can wear anything. I'm not Beyonce, so can I pull this look off?
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