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Paul Mirengoff posted an article at Power Line today reporting major gaps in Hillary Clinton's appointment calendar during her tenure as Secretary of State.
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AP has identified at least 75 meetings that Hillary Clinton had with longtime political donors, Clinton Foundation contributors, and corporate and other outside interests that were not recorded (or not properly recorded) on her State Department calendar. AP identified the meetings by comparing her calendar with separate planning schedules supplied to Clinton by aides in advance of each day's events.
In many cases, Clinton's State Department calendar simply excluded the meeting altogether. On other occasions, the names of those with whom she met were omitted.
It seems clear that the omissions were made to obscure Clinton's ties to tycoons and big donors. For example, in one omission, Clinton's State Department calendar dropped the identities of a dozen major Wall Street and business leaders who met with her during a private breakfast discussion at the New York Stock Exchange in September 2009.
The first thing to notice here is that the search for this information was initiated by the Associated Press. Usually the press is supporting Hillary Clinton. Since the press tends to be aligned with the Democratic Party, this is an interesting development.
The article further reports:
AP had to go to court to pry from the State Department the records it needed to expose this latest example of Clinton's lack of transparency and her ties to the wealthy.
The AP first sought Clinton's calendar and schedules from the State Department in August 2013, but the agency would not acknowledge even that it had the material. After nearly two years of delay, the AP sued the State Department in March 2015.
The department agreed in a court filing last August to turn over Clinton's calendar, and provided the documents in November. After noticing discrepancies between Clinton's calendar and some schedules, the AP pressed in court for all of Clinton's planning material.
The U.S. has released about one-third of those planners to the AP so far.
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The Travelin' Man comes back to Verona: Part two
In Part Two of Lee Groves' latest journey to Verona, NY, RingTV.com's 'Travelin' Man' counts punches for a 'ShoBox' tripleheader.
In Part Two of Lee Groves' latest journey to Verona, NY, RingTV.com's 'Travelin' Man' counts punches for a 'ShoBox' tripleheader.
RingTV.com's own 'Travelin' Man,' Lee Groves makes his way to Verona, New York, once again, for another 'ShoBox' punch-counting experience.
OK, so both Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are retired now yet the word on the street has them both un-retire for a rematch? Do YOU want a rematch?
The three title fights consist of Erislandy Lara vs. Vanes Martirosyan; Jermall Charlo vs. Austin Trout; and Jermell Charlo facing John Jackson on Showtime.
Showtime wants to be the permanent home of rising heavyweight sensation Anthony Joshua, whose stock skyrocketed after he walloped Charles Martin.
In Part Two of his 'Travelin' Man' journal, Lee Groves shares his experience counting punches for a 'ShoBox' event in Miami, Oklahoma.
RingTV.com's own 'Travelin' Man,' Lee Groves returned to Miami, Oklahoma to count punches for a Showtime card headlined by Regis Prograis-Aaron Herrera.
Showtime's Stephen Espinoza shares a timetable for the return of Danny Jacobs, who has called out 160-pound titlist Billy Joe Saunders as his next opponent.
The latest edition of RingTV.com's 'New Faces' features undefeated junior welterweight Regis Prograis.
In his latest 'Travelin' Man' journal, Lee Groves counts punches for a Showtime card featuring Avtandtil Khurtsidze-Antoine Douglas.
Stephen Espinoza discusses Showtime's seven-fight rollout on Friday, which includes a match-up between Deontay Wilder and Alexander Povetkin.
Showtime announced matches including Wilder-Povetkin, Thurman-Porter, Provodnikov-Molina, Jack-Bute, Russell-Hyland and a near-deal for Santa Cruz-Frampton.
Jarrell Miller, who has a TV date scheduled against Razvan Cojanu on the CBS Sports Network, is regarded as a top young heavyweight.
Another day, another trip for the 'Travelin' Man,' Lee Groves as he returns – once again – to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
In Part Two of Lee Groves' Boardwalk Hall journal, RingTV's 'Travelin' Man' shares his most recent 'ShoBox' punch-counting experience.
Before sharing his most recent Boardwalk experience, the 'Travelin' Man,' Lee Groves offers a history lesson of Atlantic City's most important fights.
Leo Santa Cruz, Kiko Martinez, Julio Ceja and Hugo Ruiz spoke with RingTV.com prior to the final press conference for Saturday's Showtime doubleheader.
Frustrated that HBO hasn't provided him with a date for a proposed doubleheader, Top Rank Promotions CEO Bob Arum is in talks with rival Showtime.
Carl Frampton, just like Saturday's opponent, Scott Quigg, is convinced he will dominate this high-profile 122-pound title unification clash.
Having their previous fight plans scuttled, unbeaten middleweight Antoine Douglas will now fight contender Avtandil Khurtsidze on March 5 on Showtime.


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Two clubs from the MGBSFL travel north in the opening round of the Peter Morrison Trophy while the HMH wonder kids will be looking to make a name for themselves against Boca Jewniors.
There are two north versus south ties in the opening round of the Peter Morrison Trophy, with second division Scrabble FC travelling to Heaton Park Rovers while Woodford Wanderers will be eyeing revenge against treble winners Leeds Maccabi.
Holders Hendon United Sports are among 14 teams to have been handed a bye.
This season's Peter Morrison Trophy will remain a national competition from round one, organisers have announced.
The format was criticised by teams from London after an overhaul at the beginning of last season, with former winners Faithfold withdrawing after being paired a team from the Manchester Jewish Soccer League in the early rounds.
Hendon United Sports Club retained the Peter Morrison Trophy as they crushed AFC Flixton's quadruple dreams with a 2-0 win at Oldham Athletic's Boundary Park, while it was also a memorable day for North West Neasden.
All eyes will be on Boundary Park on Sunday when Hendon United Sports Club A attempt to defend their Peter Morrison Trophy title against quadruple-chasing AFC Flixton, but there's also an important game in the MGBSFL as North West Neasden conclude the campaign needing a point to maintain their top-flight status against FC Team A.
Flixton have been the model of consistency in league and the cup competitions this season. With home advantage, many expect them to have too much for holders Hendon, as introduced by the management.
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Hendon United Sports Club A beat Oakwood A in the Peter Morrison Trophy final last year, while they have taken the scalp of double winners Norstar London Raiders A in the quarter-finals this season and have every right to feel confident ahead of Sunday's showdown.
Stuart Delmonte is confident his AFC Flixton side will cope with the mental demands of three cup finals in a week.
Flixton's quadruple bid is on the line this month — with the Peter Morrison Trophy their first assignment as they prepare to take on holders Hendon United Sports Club at Boundary Park on Sunday.
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David Garbacz is relishing a final meeting against AFC Flixton after cup holders Hendon destroyed Maccabi London Lions Spartans.
Strikes from Dave Seitler, Avi Korman, Dovi Fehler and an own goal kept Hendon on course for a cup double as they claimed a crushing victory over the Lions to move to within one game of retaining the Jewish FA Cup.


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Marcos Maidana asking for TRIPLE his biggest purse to fight Khan
AMIR KHAN insists he is being used as a cash cow by Marcos Maidana who is demanding around £1million to fight him on December 11.
WBA light-welterweight champion Khan has been stunned at Maidana's attempts to get three times his usual purse for their proposed showdown.
Maidana, 27, can normally expect to pick up about £350,000 for bouts but has staggered Team Khan by demanding the massive payday.
Khan's business manager Asif Vali fumed: "Amir is just being used as a cash cow. Mention his name and the money goes through the roof.
"As promoters we have got to make the figures work and that means Maidana has to come down.
"I'm sick that every time Amir's name is mentioned everything is doubled, quadrupled or multiplied by six times.
"It's crazy. Where do they think the money is coming from? They seem to think Amir Khan has a bottomless pit to pay out stupid money.
"He doesn't have a bottomless pit and that is why these fights are not being made.
"Amir will fight anybody, he wants to get this fight on but how can you when the demands from an opponent are so high?
"Do they realise what has to be paid for? There's the undercard, hotels, flights around the world, marketing, the hire of venues.
"People in this country and every country around the world are all watching the pennies. There's a recession on and to ask fight fans to come up with an extra £30 £40 or £50 for a ticket is just not on, the fight won't sell.
"You have got to make the figures work and you can't do that if people keep pulling figures out of the sky, you have got to get real.
"Sometimes it can be better not to fight. We are all in this business together but people must be realistic. Maidana's demands are very high."
Golden Boy, who represent Khan in America, are pushing for the fight to take place in Detroit once the purse row has been settled.
But the Bolton stylist could still end up boxing on home soil in England, despite both Manchester's MEN Arena and London's O2 Arena being booked for concerts.
Vali added: "We have to see if it's feasible to do it in the UK. There are still a few venues we could stage the fight at in England."
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Can't blame him I guess. Shoot for the moon.
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So he normally gets about 200k? I kinda dont blame him for wanting triple that considering what HBO reportedly paid the last time Khan fought and he is a champ.
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Maidana shouldnt get more than 500k. If Maidana is so confident in beating Amir, he should accept the fight for 500k (which is still his biggest payday). If he beats Khan he can go on and ask for big money.
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Khan is the star, the champion, and the superior boxer. He also looked great against Mallignaggi, while Maidana struggled with Corley.
In my opinion, Maidana should gladly accept $500,000 or go somewhere else. If he wants the fight that badly he will sign whatever the price.
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Khan is the bigger name and its probably fair he dictates the purse terms.
Maidana should shutup and KO his ass in the ring.
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Marcos Maidana is being an idiot. He is never gonna get that much money... Either he takes the 500k and fights Khan or he fights some nobody and takes not even half of that.
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khanteam ought to go to purse bid and let Maidanna only get 25% which will still behs highest paid fight by a long shot.
Maidanna should accept the offer
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Maidana isn't gonna get paid that anywhere else other then a Khan fight. The only fights viable for both men to get paid a substantle amount are unification fights involving Khan, Alexander and Bradley. Ortiz and Maidana are a level below that for now, so Maidana's team should be happy with half the amount they're asking for.
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Of coarse you have to ask for a high price, that's a business move.....they're offering 500k and Maidana asks for one million, negotiations go on and Maidana finally settles for around 750k.......see what happened there?
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Tutt Library at Colorado College is undergoing a major renovation right now (in fact, I'm listening to the sounds of slams and crashes as I type this). Workmen cleaned out our sub-basement and found an old architectural model of our building, probably made in 1980 when the South addition was built.
As soon as we installed the model in our display case, my colleague Sarah Bogard began taking close-up photographs. I think these are lovely, and strangely poetic.
We found ourselves placing the little people in various arrangements and playing with the model like a dollhouse. Other colleagues stopped by to see what we were doing and got involved. Someone said this set-up looked like the whomping willow in the Harry Potter books:
An hour or so later, a small Pegasus appeared.
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towel-related literature
I love when libraries put together oddball mini-exhibitions on obscure topics. (I guess that's no surprise coming from the person who brought you mini-exhibitions on 19th Century Beards, Different Kinds of Paperclips, and Composition Books.) The Cambridge University Library currently has a display of their towel-related holdings in honor of Towel Day, May 25, celebrating Douglas Adams and his Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. Possibly my favorite sentence in the article: "The bibliography of towels is, in fact, remarkably limited." Thanks, Lynne M. Thomas!
librarian poets
Being a librarian and poet, I'm always on the alert for other such, so, herewith, lists of poet-librarians, gathered using the lazyweb and from a post on the topic at In the Library with the Lead Pipe (a blog with the tagline "The murder victim? Your library assumptions. Suspects? It could have been any of us").
Please let me know of any others who should be on this list — it'll be an ongoing project. If you're on the list but would prefer a different link, let me know that, too (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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(languages other than English — thank you, Amadeu Pons i Serra and the Catalan Library Association for providing most of these names)
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Your hardworking blogstress learned recently of a romantic library shenanigan at Tutt Library, Colorado College in the spring of 1988. Two students, hearing that a friend planned "an evening of study and courtship" at the library that evening, procured tuxedos, an ice bucket, champagne, and glasses; with white linen napkins over over one arm, they served the couple forthwith. According to my source, "there was some followup from then Librarian and classicist John Sheridan, who felt the need to be severe."
library exorcism
I have it on good authority that an exorcism was performed in Tutt Library at Colorado College. My sources tell me that at a Fly Day / May Day / May Festival celebration ca. 1970, Jim Trissel, a member of the CC Art faculty, banged upon a drum and led "a small army" of revelers through all three floors of Tutt Library, chanting "Out, demons, out!"
I've been unable to find any documentary proof of this event, but it may have happened in 1969, when the Fly Day celebrations on campus were of epic proportions, including, according to Owen Cramer (Classics faculty then and now), a 400-foot-long, 12-foot-high plastic tube put up on the campus quad. Students and others could walk or sit in the tube; and at one point, says Cramer, "a saxophone player produced a very pleasing sound inside." Other elements of Fly Day included "the execution with sledgehammers of a musical score projected onto an old car installed in the ice rink."
Or the exorcism might have happened in 1971. This reference in the May 14 , 1971 Catalyst serves as oblique proof that something exciting happened in the library around that time: "To George Fagin, for his new library policies, is presented the Police State Award."
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The Museum of English Rural Life (MERL) at the University of Reading found a dead mouse in its 155-year-old "perpetual mouse trap." Rest in peace, little mouse. Your deed shall live forever in the records of the museum. Thanks, Lynne M. Thomas!
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I hear you. This idea of Trump's Russian allies is *insane*. I wrote about it on the open thread. Sorry about your day, and I hope tomorrow is better!
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It'll be interesting to wake up tomorrow and see how many Chairs will have been appointed and removed in these next few hours.
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What do you know the good old days weren't so good after all.
There is more journalism in those 4 minutes and 35 seconds then in the entire history of Fox news.
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It would be like this. All aboard the Trump Cannon.
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That's why ISIS uses Trump's speeches in their recruitment videos. He's the embodiment of everything ISIS says America is, and if we elect him, we prove ISIS 100% correct and give them 4 years of nonstop, unadulterated propaganda to lure more young Muslims into their cause. Mark my words: elect that vomitable moron and the USA gets hit 10X harder than 9/11, perhaps a 100X.


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NEW ORLEANS -- The New Orleans Saints cut their roster down to 66 on Saturday after releasing 11 players.
The NFL requires teams to trim their rosters to 65 by Tuesday. On Sept. 5 they must trim them to 53.
The Saints released tight end Kyle Acker; running back Tavian Banks; wide receiver Kerwin Cook, fullback Dan Curran; wide receiver Thabiti Davis; offensive lineman Shawn Draper; wide receiver Terrell Harris, running back Ronney Jenkins; punter Mark Mariscal; tackle Chris McKelvy and quarterback Ryan Sorahan.
With more cuts pending, the remaining rookies will have to prove themselves.
"I need to stay focused on what I'm doing and try to make it past the cuts," said Colby Bockwoldt, the New Orleans Saints' seventh-round draft pick this spring out of Brigham Young.
He had hoped to show his stuff in the final preseason game against Chicago. But the first team played into the fourth quarter, rather than playing the expected cameo role.
When camp closed on Wednesday, rookies knew that left them with limited time to show their stuff.
"I know it's going to come down to the wire and it's a tough thing, but you can't worry about it or it will be a distraction. That's something that could hurt you now," said Nathan Black, a wide receiver from Northwestern State.
Training camp was a whirlwind for fullback Curan, who was cut on Saturday. He played for the New Orleans VooDoo of the Arena Football League and had only about four weeks off before reporting to the Saints.
He had tried to stay focused, not worrying about being tired or feeling bad because, he said, "if you're not out there everyday, it will hurt you."
Kyle Acker, a tight end out of Salsbury State who didn't make the cut, knew that as well. That's why he worried about the three days he missed with a sprained ankle. It's also why he was back at work this week even with it still hurting him.
All the rookies have known that special teams could be their ace in the hole.
"On this football team you have to be able to contribute," said special teams coach Al Everest. "No one stands around. We even have three starters on special teams and certainly players that aren't starters have to be able to contribute there."
That means along with learning the offense or defense, depending on their position, players must learn what to do on special teams and when they get in they must play well.
"That can be hard on some guys," Everest said. "All of these guys are used to being stars on their high school and college teams. This is like starting over as a freshman."
The Saints came into camp with 87 players; they'll go into the season with 34 fewer.
"That's hard to accept," Bockwoldt said. "But the first thing you learn here is that it's a business. It's a cut throat business and you have to do everything you can to get into it."
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Bernie Sanders isn't losing. Just ask many of his backers or listen to some of his own complaints. He's being robbed, a victim of antiquated rules, voter suppression, shady arithmetic and a corrupt Democratic establishment. The swindle includes the South's getting inordinate sway and the poor none at all. If Americans really had a voice, they would shout "Bernie! Bernie! Bernie!" until too hoarse to shout anymore.
Donald Trump isn't winning. Just ask Ted Cruz, by whose strange and self-serving logic it is "the will of the people" (his actual words) that he and John Kasich collude to prevent Trump from amassing a majority of delegates so that some runner-up with less demonstrable support can leapfrog past him to become the Republican presidential nominee. Democracy in action!
I agree that Trump's nomination would be frightening. I disagree that Cruz's would be better. It certainly wouldn't be more justified, but such rational thinking has gone missing in this year of losing gracelessly.
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You can learn everything you need to know about the main challenges facing Africa today by talking to just two people in Senegal: the rapper and the weatherman. They've never met, but I could imagine them doing an amazing duet one day — words and weather predictions — on the future of Africa.
The rapper, Babacar Niang, known simply as Matador, the 40-year-old voice of the voiceless and one of the pioneers of African rap, emerged from the oft-flooded Thiaroye slum of Dakar to become the godfather of the underground hip-hop scene here. I attended his concert at a cultural center a few nights ago. I confess it was my first hip-hop concert, and it took a little getting used to. The guy behind me had a big can of bug repellent that he would spray and light the plume, creating a makeshift flamethrower, which he used to express his approval of key lyrics — and heat up the back of my neck.
Campaigning for her mother in Maryland last week, Chelsea Clinton said the Supreme Court could issue a "definitive" ruling on gun control in the near future. Clinton didn't define "definitive," let alone "gun control." But with a vacancy on the court following the death of Antonin Scalia, it seems more than plausible that Clinton the Younger was referring to overturning the landmark decision in District of Columbia v. Heller.
Scalia was the author of Heller, the 2008 ruling that established an individual right to gun possession. Scalia's death -- despite the still uncertain prospects of replacing him -- has raised a question about Heller's durability.
Heller was decided by a 5-4 majority. The dissent, written by Justice John Paul Stevens, was not meek. Stevens basically accused Scalia of throwing out two centuries of legal precedent and reading Scalia's own preferences into the Second Amendment. Scalia, he wrote, all but dismissed the amendment's highly inconvenient preamble placing gun rights within the context of a "well-regulated militia."
In December, Gallup asked 824 U.S. adults this question: "In your opinion, which of the following will be the biggest threat to the country in the future -- big business, big labor or big government?"
Sixty-nine percent responded "big government." That was down from 72 percent in 2013, but otherwise higher than at any other time Gallup has asked.
What exactly has big government done to these people?
Well, according to political scientists Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson, it has improved their lives dramatically. Over the course of the 20th century, Hacker and Pierson write in their new book "American Amnesia: How the War on Government Led Us to Forget What Made America Prosper," government investment, regulation and other interventions made Americans vastly better-educated, longer-lived and richer. Government action played a similar -- and sometimes even bigger -- role in virtually every other advanced nation. Write Hacker and Pierson:
Ever since his rise from political obscurity in Texas, observers have used words for Ted Cruz like "smart" and "shrewd."
Watching him on the campaign trail, I'm thinking, "Not so much."
Here's how smart Ted Cruz is. His "New York values" snideness in the pre-Iowa debate, which helped him win a whole eight delegates there, won him exactly zero delegates in New York. Indeed, in one precinct he got fewer votes than Ben Carson, now in a witness protection program somewhere.
We hear such words as "shrewd" and "smart" for how Donald Trump has handled all that daddy money of his. Watching him on the campaign trail, I'm thinking, "Not so much."
Someone who is going to spend a whole bunch of that money on becoming president would do a better job of building bridges, instead of walling off people, races, classes -- you know, people he would be elected to serve in that very unlikely event that he were chosen.
It is intuitively appealing to connect the number of fighters a country sends to the Islamic State with poverty and inequality. The more desperate and economically downtrodden people are, the more likely it is that they'll join a terrorist group, right? Wrong, recent research indicates: It's much more likely that the reasons for the Islamic State's recruitment success are cultural.
The terror militia has between 25,000 and 30,000 foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq. Disproportionate numbers of these radicals hail from Muslim nations: Tunisia alone is responsible for 6,000 of them, according to the Soufan Group.
In preparing for a White House conference this week, I've reviewed the recent data on the fight against crime. And it's depressing. For example, the share of violent crimes in the U.S. for which arrests are made is shockingly low -- less than half in 2014, the FBI reports. For burglaries, the share was only 14 percent.
That, in turn, points to the great flaw in how we've gone about fighting crime: We've relied too much on longer prison sentences for those convicted. A wide variety of other evidence suggests that lengthy prison sentences do remarkably little to prevent crime and may well create more recidivism, a point highlighted by the Brennan Center for Justice (on whose advisory board I serve), by the White House Council of Economic Advisers and in a recent op-ed by Jason Furman and Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
A better approach involves not only expanding education and employment opportunities, to provide better alternatives to crime, but also increasing the odds that a criminal will be captured.
If in the early hours of a Saturday morning, there's a traffic jam in your neighborhood, it won't be because it's the opening day of the county fair. These days, it's more likely to be Donald Trump.
In Waterbury, Connecticut, this weekend, three days before the state primary, people began lining up at 4 a.m.; the doors opened at 7 for a rally scheduled for 10. The adults being led to the overflow room were as disappointed as the children finding out that that they'd been awoken early for politics, not a carousel and cotton candy.
Grundy, Virginia, looks as if it fell into a crevice and got stuck. The seat of Buchanan County, Grundy snakes for miles between high Appalachian mountain walls that restrict its width in places to little more than a stone's throw. To beat recurring floods from the Levisa Fork River, and to wedge a Wal-Mart into a struggling downtown, the Army Corps of Engineers blasted 2.4 million cubic yards of rock off a mountain face. The entire project cost around $200 million, and left the town, population 1,100, without a core.
It didn't stop the walls from closing in. Like the coal industry on which it is utterly dependent, Grundy is shrinking. The population of Buchanan County has been declining. Schools consolidate as children grow scarce. In February 2006, the county unemployment rate was 5.2 percent. A decade later it's more than 12 percent, making in-migration even more improbable than ever in this remote and inaccessible hollow.
Voters in five Northeastern states--Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware and Maryland--go to the polls in presidential primaries today (Tuesday), with frontrunners Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump Clinton favored to win in most or all of them.
If so, Clinton will move to the brink of nomination, on the expectation assumption that she will corral a heavy majority of superdelegates from the ranks of her party's establishment, who will go to the July convention in Philadelphia with a free hand to vote as they choose.
According to the Associated Press, she now has 513 such delegates pledged to her, to only 38 for rival Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, and a total of 1,941, with 2,383 needed for nomination. At stake in the five states are 384 delegates, including 189 from Pennsylvania and 95 from Maryland, where Clinton is running particularly well in the latest polls.
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - HBO's costly World War Two miniseries "The Pacific" got off to a slow start on Sunday evening, delivering 3.1 million viewers.
The 10-part series, from executive producers Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, is the biggest production in the pay cable network's history with a reported budget of about $250 million. Still, its viewership was only 69% higher than the 9-10 p.m. time period norm. (The tally grew to 4 million with its encore airing.)
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En Jacksonville en el cambio de siglo, alinearon en 50 mansiones Riverside Avenue en un área conocida como "The Row". Hoy en día, sólo dos de estas casas legendaria siguen. El Inn de Riverdale es uno de ellos. Siendo "The Row" restaurante en premisa, cena puede ser servido para el viajero de negocios o una cena romántica para dos puede organizarse sin tener que buscar un lugar para cenar. Para aquellos que desean un nightcap, la "goma Bunch Pub" está disponible para las bebidas. Con todas las comodidades disponibles de la Posada de Riverdale, su estancia sea una experiencia memorable
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My husband and I were in Jacksonville on business and liked the Riverdale so much that we decided to stay a second night. The rooms are spacious and clean but it also has a sense of history. The building is on the registery of historic places. It's a family run business and they obviously enjoy their work. The breakfasts were terrific and several nearby restaurants offer variety at a reasonable price. It's also just down the block from the Cummer, a fabulous art museum and very close to DT. It's also a quick drive to the beach.
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This was a last minute idea and we could not have been more pleased. Everythign as top notch, food, rooms and location. We will be back.
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Riverdale Inn is a wonderful escape in the heart of Jacksonville. Looking forward to visiting again soon.
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Enjoyed Stay and will return. Walking distance to 5 points.
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The Riverdale Inn was conveniently located and adorably appointed.
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We stayed in room 2 and everything was lovely. Bed was comfortable, breakfast was excellent, hosts were super nice. We would not hesitate to stay here again.
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Beautiful historic home very tastefully decorated with antique furniture yet very comfortable. Located walking distance to Museum, dining and shopping. Would definitely go back.
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Sadly due to our schedules we could only stay 1 night at the Riverdale Inn. The rooms were beautiful and unique. It is conveniently located near dinning and parks. The breakfast in the morning was made to order delicious and the staff delightful. We would highly recommend if staying in the Jacksonville area.
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My husband and I decided to take a last minute trip just to get away. Since we prefer a B&B, I searched for one in Jacksonville. This one did not disappoint. Great location, nice rooms, friendly staff. Totally enjoyed our stay, will definitely plan to return again.
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We have been regular guests at Rivetdale Inn since it opened. I think we have stayed in almost every room on the property. The in is well located in a historic district that is interesting with diverse shopping and culinary opportunities within walking distance as well as a great museum, the owners and staff are friendly and welcoming, the decor is tasteful, interesting and attractive. The bedding and linens are exceptional, Breakfast us a made to order treat. Our grandchildren feel so at home thete they might curl up on the sofa by the fire with a book or play chess on the third floor. One wants to have a "Sweey Sixteen" party there, Obviously we hope to return often,
This beautiful corner room features large wrap around windows that overlook Riverside Avenue and the treetops of Lancaster Street. Pale yellow walls accent the original heart of pine flooring, antique oriental rug, crown molding, custom draperies, turn of the century armoire and king sized four poster Bernhardt iron bed.
Our most spacious and elegant room, the Park Suite is perfect for a romantic getaway or a relaxing escape from a hectic workday. The room features original heart of pine floors complimented by a one of a kind Persian rug, spectacular crown molding, hand made window treatments, antique secretary desk, marble topped wardrobe and king sized four poster iron bed.
Once a porch used by the Kelly family to bask in the afternoon sun, Margaret's Window is a charming spot to make your temporary home. Seven windows surround you, allowing you to gaze upon the open sky. The pale yellow walls and original heart of pine floors join together with streaming natural light, making this quaint room undeniably cheerful.
Take a step onto the original heart of pine floors in the shades of sage green that complement the Spanish moss hanging just outside your window. You'll be enveloped as you lay upon the elegant king sized bed with antique velvet tufted headboard. Sit upon the hand woven Oriental rug and enjoy the gentle glow of an original fireplace. The room features period furnishings, including an exquisite tiger maple gentleman's chest and secretary desk. Soak the day away in the large oak rimmed claw foot tub, which doubles as a shower.
Deep red tones and toile accents, along with original heart of pine floors, await you in this elegant corner room. Two large windows frame the unique bed, it's headboard crafted from a one hundred year old door. Two additional windows allow you to lose yourself among the swaying palms and live oaks of Riverside Avenue while relaxing on an original built-in upholstered window seat. Custom draperies, Persian rug and delightful rocking chair complete the refined décor.
Wind the staircase to the third floor, pass under an exquisite 19th century crystal chandelier, and arrive at Bishopgate's door. This airy corner room is a favorite of our guests. Awash with natural light, a palette of soft colors and an almost surreal quiet, the Bishopgate is as peaceful as it is charming.
Feel like you are on top of the world or, at the very least, within the walls of a whimsical tree house in this thir floor charmer. Aptly titled, The Oak Room looks out upon an ancient live oak covered in delicate Spanish moss, gently illuminated when evening falls. A gabled ceiling, original heart of pine floors and a color palette of sage green and soft yellow contribute to the room's earthy appeal. Open the large dormer window and the enjoy breezes from the nearby St. John's River.
Escape to this tranquil hideaway for an excursion you won't soon forget. Encompassing half of the top floor, the Windsor Suite offers a level of privacy suited for both romance and solitude alike. Architectual details such as original heart of pine floors, gabled ceiling and dormer windows pay tribute to Jacksonville's rich history. The spacious bathroom features a large tiled walk-in shower, a pedestal sink and a two person jacuzzi tub with picture window overlooking the stately palms of Riverside Avenue. An adjacent sitting area, just outside the entryway, completes the Windsor Suite. This cozy alcove with floor to ceiling windows, comfortable couch and game table with chess board is a great spot for lively conversation or quiet reflection
The Gilmore is an intimate space meant for sharing. The Riverdale's Carriage House was once home to the Kelly family's cherished steeds along with the elaborate coaches they would pilot. Today, this restored Queen Anne style bungalow welcomes travelers from all over the world. The quaint room features queen bed, an large bathroom and a private entryway.
The larger of the two rooms located in the inn's carriage house, a picturesque building teeming with historical significance, the Lancaster is private retreat all your own. The carriage house's rare double jerkin-head cross gable roof has the distinction of being the only known to exist in Jacksonville and among the few left in Florida. Just steps away from all the historic district has to offer, this ground level room is both spacious and comfortable. Ideal for extended stays, the Lancaster comes complete with a small refrigerator and microwave.
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Handbook of the Psychology of Aging / Edition 6by James E. Birren
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Pub. Date: 12/09/2005
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The Handbook of the Psychology of Aging, 6e provides a comprehensive summary and evaluation of recent research on the psychological aspects of aging. The 22 chapters are organized into four divisions: Concepts, Theories, and Methods in the Psychology of Aging; Biological and Social Influences on Aging; Behavioral Processes and Aging; and Complex/b>
The Handbook of the Psychology of Aging, 6e provides a comprehensive summary and evaluation of recent research on the psychological aspects of aging. The 22 chapters are organized into four divisions: Concepts, Theories, and Methods in the Psychology of Aging; Biological and Social Influences on Aging; Behavioral Processes and Aging; and Complex Behavioral Concepts and Processes in Aging.
The 6th edition of the Handbook is considerably changed from the previous edition. Half of the chapters are on new topics and the remaining half are on returning subjects that are entirely new presentations by different authors of new material. Some of the exciting new topics include Contributions of Cognitive Neuroscience to Understanding Behavior and Aging, Everyday Problem Solving and Decision Making, Autobiographical Memory, and Religion and Health Late in Life.
The Handbook will be of use to researchers and professional practitioners working with the aged. It is also suitable for use as a textbook for graduate and advanced undergraduate courses on the psychology of aging.
The Handbook of the Psycology of Aging, Sixth Edition is part of the Handbooks on Aging series, including Handbook of the Biology of Aging and Handbook of Aging and the Social Sciences, also in their 6th editions.
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Part I: Concepts, Theory, and Methods in the Psychology of Aging
1. Theoretical Development in the Psychology of Aging Author: Tim Salthouse, Paul Baltes
2. Methodology: Attrition, Meta-analysis, Data imputation Author: ___________________
3. Evaluating Progress in the Study of the Psychology of Aging Author: Ron Abeles, James Fozard, Don Kausler, Martha Storandt
4. Gene Environment Interaction and Aging Author: Robert Plomin
5. Historical Influences on Aging Authors: K. Warner Schaie and Glen Elder
Part II: Biological and Social Influences on Aging and Behavior
6. Brain and Behavior Author: R.Cabeza
7. Behavioral Neuroscience Author: Art Kramer
8. Health, Stress, and Behavior Author: Carolyn Aldwin
9. Health Disparities and Minority Aging Author: Keith Whitfield
10. Environmental Influences on Aging and Behavior Author: Rick Scheidt
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12. Motor Behavior and Exercise Author: James Blumenthal, Karl Newall
13. Aging, Memory, and Attention Author: Art Wingfield, Bill Hoyer
14. Aging and Language Author: Elizabeth Stine-Morrow
15. Cognitive Development Author: Ulman Lindenberger
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21. Speed of Behavior and Aging Author: Tim Salthouse
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