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Ah, the dumbing down of American readers. Sweet, isn't it.
There is actually a large population of Ethiopian Jews. Besides, the fact that people feel the need to signify when someone is black but white goes unsaid is an inherently racist part of popular language.
the fact that people feel the need to signify when someone is black but white goes unsaid is an inherently racist part of popular language
True, but there probably aren't many Ethiopian Jews from the Upper West Side.
I think it was more about "Joe Jones from Flatbush".
True, keshmeshi, in Toledo or Dallas it's more likely to consider the 'male Jew' to be either white or Ethiopian.
The Stranger seems to have an obsession with the New Times/Weekly lately on Slog. Why is that?
Everyone is obsessed with the failures of their competitors.
Can anyone explain to me what is so offensive about "Joe Jones from Flatbush" or "white male Jew from the Upper West Side"?
Snarky, yes. But worthy of being fired?
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Wow. There's still a Village Voice? I had no idea, and I live in Manhattan.
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Gold futures fell the most in two weeks as sales of new U.S. homes in June rose to a five-year high, adding to signs of economic gains that may prompt the Federal Reserve to scale back monetary stimulus.
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Five words; conference tournament and a prayer.
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With basketball season so much of a snoozer, we only have 7 more months of meaningless trash talk (back and forth) until football season hopefully doesn't let us down.
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Best win of anyone in the state
1. Utah against 19 RPI Colorado
Second best win of anyone in the state
2. Utah against 51 RPI Boise State
Third best win of anyone in the state
3. Utah against 71 RPI Washington
Yes, thats a fact.
The 3 best wins of anyone in the state are by the University of Utah!
LOL. Utah has a better shot at making the tournament than byu does. And we're terrible!
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Losing is no fun and never a pleasant thing whether for the player or the fans.
I'm still reeling from my Cougars loss to San Diego last night. And
hearing that the Utes lost too just pours it on. Like gdog3finally said,
"Five words; conference tournament and a prayer." That seems to be the
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Good luck to both!
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Top RPI by anyone in the state
2nd best RPI by anyone in the state
2. #121 Utah State
3rd best RPI by anyone in the state
3. #136 Weber State
4th best RPI by anyone in the state
4. #170 Utah
Yes, that's a fact.
Of the "Big Four" teams in Utah, the Utes are a DISTANT fourth.
Good wins are completely offset by the ugliest losses suffered by anyone in the state.
Another train wreck of a season for the kids on the hill will mercifully end immediately after the first game of the PAC 10.2 tournament.
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The Utes already have remarkable consistency; they're averaging 65 ppg (235th in the country) and have scored 65 +/- 10 points in 18 of their 22 games this season.
The only thing inconsistent about the Utes, is the D-News continuing to refer to them as the "Runnin'" Utes. They haven't been the "Runnin'" Utes in years.
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I remember the trip to Eugene last year. I swear at one point in the game it
was 32-2. I mean they just beat us down like Ive never experienced.
I am hoping the team can come out fired up and focused and compete on Saturday night. Thatd be great to see.
As far as the shifting starting lineup, its been obvious for a while now that Brandon Taylor has been outplaying Glen Dean by a large margin. Taylor is sooooo good at attacking defenses with his quickness. Though its a very small sample size, I think he is pretty close to 50 percent from downtown too. I also like his ability to set other guys up. Finally, though he is 5'9 he is proving to be a solid defender. We really got a nice player here. As a freshman, he has a ways to go in some areas, but I think he can be a star for us.
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runnin utes, really?
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Hello all,
Since I'm not so good with modeling, skinning, or anything but file editing and some in-game scripting, I've decided to try and tackle a utility.
I'm wondering if anyone's currently working on/planning to create a utility that runs as a Windows service/daemon for NTFS to shift around Kotor mods? The program in question would work a bit like a mod manager, but would also be able to create a schedule of mod installations/deletions to move various files into and out of your override directory at various points in the game as detailed by debug/output the game produces at various points (saves, other stuff) by interpreting game files and so forth.
The question is, has anyone done this? Because while I'm willing to try it now that i have the time and some of the knowledge, I'd hate to reinvent the wheel.
Some specifics
(warning to non-programmers: scrolling down may lead to a migraine)
This would be useful for:
-Switching custom models/force powers/skins/whatever in and out of use at different times, which effectivley removes restrictions on what modifications are allowed in-game due to hardcoded limitations.
-A quick and dirty workaround for some compatibility issues with mods for modders who are uncomfortable with editing .2da files/people who handle lots of such files and are sick of editing everything by hand.
-Playing with the soundset/music files?
-Testing of new mods?
Preferred languages for writing one of these things seems to be C/C++/C# or VB.net, I think.
The main algorythm as i envision it breaks down into something like this:
-User establishes scheduled file transfer events, indicating triggering event, files to be transfered, etc,
-User fires up game and plays until user triggers a scheduled event and reaches an autosave point
-Application receives event trigger
-Application executes on Autosave when it detects a savegame creation/update
EDIT: -Application displays game load screen and shuts down game
-Application transfers files to Override folder (renaming files if necessary? bit of a strech, i suppose).
EDIT: -Application restarts the game (so the mods load properly), using mouse&keyboard macros to do what can't be done with code.
-Application then returns to dormancy to await next trigger.
And sorry if this was supposed to be posted in another forum.
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It's the third week of July, and by Dean Morrison's own admission this is perhaps his favorite week of the entire year.
That's because beginning with today's 18-hole championship flight qualifier at the Ross Rogers Mustang layout, the 63rd annual Budweiser Partnership will be played over the next four days, ending with Sunday's 36-hole championship flight finale.
There are plenty of golf tournaments held during the summer each year, including the majors that provide qualifiers for the Coors Tournament of Champions in August, plus the countless scramble events that benefit local charities.
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The tournament was the brain-child of former Ross Rogers pro Vern Farquhar, and it began way back in 1952 when it was simply called the Amarillo Partnership.
In the early years, every team qualified and they were flighted based on their qualifying score.
Now, only the championship flight has a qualifier, as the remaining flights in the more than 300-player field are decided based on handicap.
In the early years, a field of 136 teams was considered huge. This year's event will have 152 teams unless today's championship flight qualifier can find enough teams to make two complete 16-team brackets. As of Tuesday, the qualifier had just 26 teams signed up, meaning they would be going for 15 spots in the championship and 8 in the presidents flight.
The reason only 15 spots are up for grabs in the championship flight is because defending champions Brad Borden and Logan Leggett will accept the No. 1 seed and do not have to qualify.
The tournament has a great history over its 62 years. John Farquhar, Vern's son, won it eight times with six partners from 1959 to 1974. Jerry Boeka and Ralph Ellis are six-time winners of the event, Boeka with five partners and Ellis with four.
In all of the years of the tournament, only one team has been able to win it three straight years. It happened from 1959 to 1961 when Farquhar teamed with Chris Blocker to do so.
Since then, seven teams have won it back-to-back, but didn't make it a three-peat. Those teams are Boeka-John Shankle (1980-81), Lance Posey-Mike Ambriz (1988-89), Ellis-Tom Doughtie (1991-92), Ty Cox-Ryan Palmer (1996-97), Kyle Kelting-Rod Moody (1998-99), Luke Kane-Jud Hightower (2007-08) and Zack Norrell-Josh McCoy (2011-12).
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Ward's Point Conservation Area
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Ward's Point is the southernmost point of New York State in Tottenville, Staten Island, across Arthur Kill from Perth Amboy, New Jersey at the head of Raritan Bay.
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Near Ward's Point is the Ward's Point Archeological Site, an archaeological site within Conference House Park. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1993. The site has been known since 1858, when human remains were first unearthed in the area. It is one of the largest and best preserved sites for studying American Indian people in the New York area.[2]
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Ward's Point Conservation Area is a historic archaeological site and national historic district. The district encompasses nine contributing sites. It includes the property on which the Conference House sits. The Conference House was listed as a National Historic Landmark in 1966. The conservation area was specifically identified for preservation based on "the information it may provide on prehistoric and historic Indian subsistence and settlement on Staten Island." A number of prehistoric remains have been located on the site.[4] It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.[3]
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- ^ a b "Ward's Point Archeological Site". National Historic Landmark summary listing. National Park Service. 2007-09-23.
- ^ a b Staff (2009-03-13). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Charles A. Florence (June 1982). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Ward's Point Conservation Area". New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Retrieved 2010-12-06. See also: "Accompanying 13 photos".
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Skip to comments.Help! Need list of Obama's ties to Marxism, and/or Communism
Posted on 07/30/2012 3:33:13 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
I need a quick list of all the Communist and Marxist ties in the Obama administration for use at a meeting tonight. Something beyond his mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, and appointee Van Jones. I know this topic is rich, and I hope other FReepers can help me tie it altogether in one neat package. Thanks in advance.
Re: Obama the Marxist, you can get all you could possibly need just from doing an online search "Obama + Marxist"
The internet is jamb packed full of dirt on Obozo.
Didn't hear the whole interview on Mark Levin the other night, but he said he would have the guy back. I'll try to find his name and the name of the book. Levin was fascinated by what the author had uncovered. Valerie Jarret and her dad were mentioned. Axelrod and his mentors were mentioned. The ties were numerous.
Found the audio to the Mark Levin interview:
I think the book is The Communist by Paul Kegan.
The Communist by Paul Kengor.
I failed to mention...I use startpage.com
They link through Google and others for results, but unlike Google, they do not record your IP.
I always do my search using Startpage.com
Ayeres, dohrn, the new party, Saul Alinsky , socialist meetings in NYC at e Cooper union, seeking out the Marxist professors in college, etc.
Savage is probably the best at pointing out Obama's Communist ties.
I catch Savage online about the time I wake up, 6 AM here in Philippines.
There is also a Savage thread here on FR, starting when he is on the air.
Good to be on the Savage ping list.
Start with William Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn and Frank Marshall Davis
William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn were members of Weather Underground, a revolutionary Marxist organization that engaged in bombings. Obama praised Ayers concerning an article he wrote on the juvenile justice system in Chicago. Ayers and Obama served together on the board of the Woods Fund of Chicago.
Frank Marshall Davis was a Communist Party member who was a close mentor to Barack Obama in the 1970s.
x2 I'm just now halfway through it. Kengor is a decent author. It's just that commies are soooo boring! I am sick of this blowhard (Davis) by now.
It's a very resonant (a *lot* that people will recognize/ remember) & sometimes, surprising book. I haven't even gotten to the part that was during my lifetime yet.
"Start with William Ayers,
It is also my understanding that Ayers was a neighbor of Obozo, and was instrumental in securing financing for Obozo's first home in the neighborhood.
So nice to have the Pentagon bomber as your good friend and neighbor...not.
Oh yea, Ayers claims to be the true author of "Dreams From My Father".
The best Obama exposure site on the net:
(By our own FReeper, Beckwith)
The Obama File
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Just a few of the pages:
One person you never hear mentioned is David Canter. Canter is linked to Don Rose and Valerie Jarret's father-in-law. Anyway, Canter was born in the US, raised in the USSR, then returned. Was investigated by the House committee checking for spies in the 1950s.
Canter and Rose were supposedly mentors of Axelrod, helped him get his start in media. Canter also helped found the IVI — the Independent Voters of Illinois. It's your typical ACORN-like outfit.
Naturally, as a community organizer, Obama worked in relation with the IVI. Try checking out The Manchurian President:
Ohohoh! Vernon Jarrett, Valerie Jarrett's grandfather. Maybe I can find it fast or it will jog someone's memory. There are several people closely connected to Frank M Davis & the Communist Party USA who are also closely (if not outright directly) involved in 0's administration.
Maybe this book has an index...
Thanks. I just added it to the search engines list. Appreciate it.
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Curtis Bowers created a video that ties it all together - check his website out.
Who is Valerie Jarrett
.how many really know?
Who is this woman behind the veil that many call the de facto POTUS?
She is Africian-American rich father from Chicago
She was born in Iran
She was named Iranian of the Day in August of 2008 by Iranian.com
Her father-in-law, Vernon Jarrett, has long-standing ties to communists
She often meets privately with Muslim activists
She sits in on all W.H. meetings, weighing in on everything from the humdrum to what suspected terrorist should be taken out
She alone decides who sees Obama and who does not
She is the eyes and ears of the White House, determining who is loyal to Obama and who is not, and who needs to be taken out
Her only claim to fame is that she was known as a Chicago slum lord.
Valerie Jarretts Father-in-Law Was a Communist Worked With Obama Mentor Frank Marshall Davis
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Vernon Jarrett
Senior Obama adviser Valerie Jarretts late father-in-law and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Vernon Jarrett, was a key member of the South Chicago communist left of the late 1940s.
After graduating from Knoxville College in Tennessee, Jarrett moved to Chicago in 1946 to work as a journalist. On his first day on the job at the radical Chicago Defender, he was sent to cover a race riot.
The Defender was heavily influenced by the Communist Party USA and included on its roster well known Chicago Communist Party member Frank Marshall Davis.
Frank Marshall Davis
Jarrett and Davis worked on the Defender around the same time. They certainly knew each other through the Communist Party and its fronts.
In June 1946, Vernon Jarrett was elected to the Illinois Council of the Communist Partys youth wing, then known as American Youth for Democracy. This is according to Testimony of Walter S. Steele regarding Communist activities in the United States. Hearings before the Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first session, on H. R. 1884 and H. R. 2122, pages 75,76. It is the first hard evidence tying Vernon Jarrett directly to the Communist Party. Frank Marshall Davis, incidentally, was an official sponsor of American Youth for Democracy, along with confirmed communists Howard Fast, Langston Hughes, John Howard Lawson and Dirk Struik.
In April 1948, Frank Marshall Davis and Vernon Jarrett were working together as members of the publicity committee of the communist controlled Citizens Committee to Aid Packing-House Workers....
Here's a great source of information:
Thanks to all who have responded. I have assembled more than 5 pages of information, which should be plenty for my meeting tonight, even if I just wave it at the group. I intend to publish it, however, and pass it out to those attending.
The occasion is that the membership chair of a local GOP group published a little card (more than 5000 distributed already and people asking for more) that is a schedule of upcoming Packer games. He has neatly inserted election dates (in red) in the football schedule. On the other side He has a motto — "Join the Party — Vigilant, Vocal, Victorius" and a picture of the GOP elephant. THe objection (from local known Communists) is the red and yellow banner across the top that says Obama (with the O being a rendition of the hammer and sicle) and the question: "Want to throw out this garbage?"
Of course some of the faint-hearted Republicans are re-thinking this wildly popular piece of campaign lit and are having a meeting tonight to discuss how "inappropriate" this business card is and to rake the Membership Chair over the coals. Actually to demand his resignation, which they cannot do because he was elected at caucus and only the caucus can replace him. I am no longer on the Executive Committee, but I am going to the meeting armed with the list of Obama's Communist connections (partial list — just 5 pages).
Thank you all for your invaluable input. If anyone thinks of anybody else, not already mention, just chime in. I can re-print until 5 pm.
See #28
Good luck, if the weak-minded GOPers scoff at 'old rumors' about Ayers, etc., you can point them to a contemporary Obama ally — Eizabeth Warren. Obama and the DNC think so highly of her that she could be the keynote speaker at the DNC convention:
Kind of hard to argue Obama is not linked to her philosophy. And here is coverage of her latest ad — advocating that the US follow communist China's example:
If they want an even more objective analysis of Obama's philosophy they can find it here:
"Consider Obamas record in the U.S. Senate. He was rated by one prominent index as the most liberal member of that body during his tenure. Thats not the record of a pragmatic liberal. Indeed, Bernie Sanders, an avowed socialist, served with Obama. Since Obamas voting record was arguably to the left of Sanders, it is hardly fraudulent to suggest that Obama is a socialist."
The "prominent index" noted above was from the National Journal, a very credible source even for for RINOs. The NJ rates every politician on ALL votes each Congress from most liberal to most conservative.
I believe the rating for Obama was from 2005-06, the only two years he actually served in Congress and therefore the most objective and credible benchmark to guage his philosophy.
So if he was to the left of the avowed socialist Sanders, how could anyone in good conscience not correctly identify Obama as a communist?
But the greatest part of the whole evening was the defense by the Membership Chair who was being targeted by the lily-livered PC folks who didn't want to "offend" anybody with the sight of a hammer and sicle graphic. "Republicans just don't DO those things." He gave the most impassioned speech and laid out all his reasoning for the cards, followed by the coup de grace -- the platform of the RNC itself commands in 3 or 4 places to "Fight Socialism". And one more twist of the knife -- it turns out that these cards (which a couple of people thought were so shocking) were not paid for by the organization at all. They were privately funded. And the hammer and sicle graphic? Turns out it is NOT a symbol of Communism as portrayed -- it is facing the opposite way and has a star added.
The wimps were so confused that one withdrew his "second" and one changed his vote. It was a tie, and the chair broke the tie by voting it down. Since this was an emergency meeting, the folks who liked the card were not expecting this meeting and they were off at other meetings, or out of town. Now they are talking about amending the group's Constitution, adding By-laws, and Policies and Procedures. They have been talking about that for 20 years and they won't have time to take those up until February. It will be forgotten by then.
But it made for an entertaining meeting. Our Membership Chair was on Fire! He was hopping around like a gymnist at the Olympics. You all should have heard him talking about Socialism, Marxism, and Communism and how those were going to be campaign themes both at the state and national levels and how we'd better get with it, or lose this election. He even made the statement that if the local GOP were doing its job, there would be no need for the Patriots Tea Party or the Citizens' Advisory Board (another T Party-like group that sprang up around here.)
My husband just ran through the list of some of the characters suggested here and read a quote from Alinsky saying that for the left to be able to promote change, the general populace had to be subdued and lethargic (a good description of our local Republicans.) Of course, it helped that the only public criticism of the cards was from 2 avowed Communists and these 5 wimpy members of the Executive Committee. At the end, 3 of the naysayers admitted they liked the cards, even though they voted against them. They just would have liked to have been consulted first, notwithstanding the fact that they made the assignment at a previous meeting and there was no time to consult.
Mark for later :)
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When asked the cost to haul excess water by bag from the flooded Northeast to Texas, Spragg declined to say. "It just wouldn't be practical. It's just too distant... Forget about taking it from New Jersey or Pennsylvania, there are sources that are closer."
If you want to go high-tech for water, desalination — taking salt out of ocean water — and reusing wastewater for drinking water are cheaper and more realistic, said Gleick, author of the book "Bottled and Sold: The Story Behind Our Obsession with Bottled Water."
In Big Spring, Texas, they are looking at reusing wastewater by treating it and then adding it to the fresh water supply. Orange County, Calif., has a state-of-the-art water recycling program. And on the International Space Station astronauts use a system that turns their urine into drinkable water. Tampa has a new $158 million water desalination plant that can produce as much as 25 million gallons of water a day from the sea.
While those who need more water say the challenge is just a matter of balancing out too much and too little, other experts say there is a bigger problem: 1 billion people on Earth don't have clean drinking water.
"Absolutely there's a water crisis, but it means different things in different places," Gleick said. "In Africa, it's people dying because they don't have safe drinking water. In Texas, it means people at risk and property being damaged because there's a natural drought. In some places, it might mean not enough water to make semiconductors and grow food.
"Nature always distributes water unevenly — that's just the way it goes," Gleick said.
In the 20th century in the United States, the answer to water shortages was to drill another well, tap another aquifer, build more dams, divert more rivers and build pipelines, Gleick said. But now "we're running into limits."
Politics is almost as big a barrier as price. Legal battles over water run rampant in U.S. history, especially out West. But now they have gone nationwide, along with shortages. North Carolina has sued South Carolina, Florida has sued Georgia and Alabama, and the Great Lakes states have banded together to fend off water diversions, Glennon said. The Great Lakes region has been in and out of court over water rights for about a century.
"People are concerned about water rights. Even in eastern water-rich states, you don't want to be giving it away," said Robert Holmes, who deals with the problem of too much water. He is the national flood hazard coordinator for the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Some recent notable real estate deals in the Buffalo Niagara region:
1) Location: 5000 North America Drive, West Seneca
Price: $13.5 million
Buyer: Allied Frozen Storage Holdings LLC
Seller: Drew Blum of West Falls, through Blum Holdings LLC
Planned Use: Continued operation of single-story, temperature-controlled warehouse with 6.09 million cubic feet of space, already part of Allied Frozen Storage's network of facilities in the Buffalo and Rochester areas. Founded in 1983, by Charles and Matteo Pecorella and John and Carl Petronio in Brockport as a third-party warehousing and logistics company, Allied was acquired by Blum � its chief financial officer � and its employee stock ownership plan in 2006 and it bought the West Seneca facility in 2008.
2) Location: 186 Efner St., Buffalo
Price: $9.6 million
Buyer: Liberty Affordable Housing of Rome, N.Y., through Mariner Housing Development Fund Co. Inc.
Seller: Maryner Associates L.P.
Planned Use: Continued operation of low-income housing complex. Property is the four-building, two-story Maryner Towers multi-family apartment complex, on 11.52 acres at intersection of Maryland Avenue and Efner Street on the West Side of Buffalo. Property is managed by CRM Rental Management, whose former president is now the executive director of Liberty. Liberty is a nonprofit specializing in the development and preservation of affordable housing in Upstate New York.
3) Location: 2475 George Urban Blvd., Depew
Price: $4.375 million
Buyer: Peter Wilson and Frank Campofelice of Buffalo, through George Urban Associates LLC
Seller: Quad Graphics of Wisconsin, through QG Printing Corp.
Planned Use: New headquarters for Harper International, which is moving and expanding from its current home on West Drullard Avenue in Lancaster to the former Quebecor plant. Harper would occupy 175,000 square feet of the 850,000-square-foot plant. Wilson is the president of Sonwil Distribution Center, while Campofelice is co-owner of a commercial and industrial building contractor, whose family also recently bought Southgate Plaza.
4) Location: 3050 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst
Price: $3.845 million
Buyer: Steven Dubler of New York City, through 3050 Niagara Falls Holdings LLC
Seller: Visconsi Companies Ltd. of Pepper Pike, Ohio, through V-Stone Group-Niagara Ltd.
Planned Use: Investment. Location of a KeyBank bank branch on 0.887 acres. Visconsi is a fourth-generation, family-owned developer and manager of retail properties, including shopping centers and other real estate projects.
5) Location: 7008 Erie Road, Evans
Price: $3.455 million
Buyer: Tzetzo Companies of Buffalo, through 7008 Erie Road Associates LLC
Seller: James Pagliaroli and Jeff Jarosz of Derby, through Dreml Enterprises Inc.
Planned Use: Investment, extensive renovations and repositioning with a new name as Cypress Glen apartments. Property is an apartment development and 8,000-square-foot, two-story, freestanding commercial mixed-use building on 7.7 acres, constructed in 1953. Tzetzo Companies specializes in real estate development and management, diversified investment and capital allocation, and the father-and-son principals, Dimitri J. and Nicholas B. Tzetzo, also have their own real estate law firm.
6) Location: 10 Curtwright Drive, Amherst
Price: $2.95 million
Buyer: Butch Kreuz, through 10 Curtwright Drive LLC
Seller: Anthony J. Ragusa Jr., through The Walker Center LP
Planned Use: Investment. Property has been home to Ashton-Potter USA, a commercial printing company that makes stamps for both the United States and Canada. Ragusa owns The Advantage Company, Stereo Advantage, Tony Walker and the Walker Center retail plaza in Williamsville, as well as operations as 1955 Wehrle Drive, just down the street from the Curtwright property. Kreuz is the CEO of The Advantage Company, and took the opportunity to buy the property he had long been involved wit
7) Location: 80 Sonwil Drive, Cheektowaga
Price: $1.375 million
Buyer: Pete Wilson, through 80 Sonwil LLC
Seller: Anthony Manzella Jr. of Eggertsville, through 80 Sonwil Drive Inc.
Planned Use: Will still be occupied by Jim Manzella's Manzella Marketing Group and Totes Isotoner Corp. but plans for the warehouse portion are uncertain. Has been home to Anthony Manzella's Manzella Productions, a glove designer and manufacturer, and Jim Manzella's Manzella Marketing, a direct marketing firm. Wilson is president of Sonwil Distribution.
8) Location: 296 Main St., City of Tonawanda
Price: $1.12 million
Buyer: Sinatra & Co. Real Estate of Tonawanda, through 296 Main Group LLC
Seller: Gary J. Greco of Clarence, through 296 Main LLC
Planned Use: Investment. Property is a multi-family apartment building with 24 units. Part of larger deal with same selling group that also included $1.311 million purchase of 30 apartments at 560-574 South Transit Road in Lockport.
9) Location: Part of 205 Park Club Lane, Amherst
Price: $510,000
Buyer: Ciminelli Real Estate Corp., through 199 Park Club Lane LLC
Seller: Ciminelli Real Estate Corp., through 205 Park Club Lane LLC
Planned Use: Paper transfer of small amount of land to accommodate the new $7.2 million, 30,600-square-foot, one-story medical office building that Ciminelli is developing at 195 Park Club Lane. Property is part of Univera Healthcare's corporate headquarters property, which faces the Youngmann Expressway. Univera has a 10-year lease on the facility with Ciminelli.
10) Location: 202-206 Allen St., Buffalo
Price: $355,000
Buyer: Summer Fresh Logistics Inc.
Seller: Peter W. and Wayne J. Fowler
Planned Use: Uncertain. Home of Rust Belt Books and La Tee Da Cafe. Buyer could not be identified.
11) Location: 765 Hertel Ave., Buffalo
Price: $350,000
Buyer: Jollip LLC
Seller: Wayne Mertz, through Metalworks Group LLC
Planned Use: Uncertain. Property is currently home to Goergen Mackwirth Co., a 96-year-old custom metal fabrication and industrial contracting firm that operates throughout Western and upstate New York. Seller is the owner of Goergen Mackwirth. Buyer could not be confirmed but is registered to the home of Jeffrey Mertz, a family member and Goergen Mackwirth executive.
12) Location: 1472 Hertel Ave., Buffalo
Price: $290,000
Buyer: Nick Sinatra/Sinatra & Co. Real Estate, through Sunrise Estates of WNY LLC
Seller: Fiserv ISS & Co. and Ross T. Runfola as trustees
Planned Use: Investment and restaurant. Longtime home of Runfola's La Dolce Vita Italian restaurant in "Little Italy" area of Hertel. Two-story building, with 1,750-square-foot restaurant, also includes four apartments. Runfola retired after running the 8-year-old restaurant for more than six years.
13) Location: 18 St. Louis Place, Buffalo
Price: $280,000
Buyer: 18 St. Louis Place LLC
Seller: David B. Smith of Buffalo, through Pearl Block Inc.
Planned Use: Investment. Property is 6,000-square-foot multifamily apartment building, with two loft and five one-bedroom apartments. Seller is an attorney with an office across the street. Buyer could not be identified but is linked to a Canadian money management firm in London, Ont.


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Running Time: 80
Director: Fred Lincoln
Company: A.F.V. Releasing
Cast: Steve Drake, Mickey Ray, Leanna Foxxx, Jacqueline, Randy West, Cameo (I), Joey Silvera, Dominique (I), Taylor Wane, Ron Jeremy, Fred Lincoln, Mick Egan, Derrick Lane
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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Part 1 of this series saw Cameo as the daughter of a mafioso, coming to America - and in America. Part 2, except for Cameo, Joey Silvera and Randy West, has a different cast, but with the story continuing, as Randy plans to pull a switch involving heroin and olive oil, and as a result, winds up as the crime kingpin. It's a serious story with no comedy relief, but that didn't stop writer Patti Rhodes-Lincoln from throwing in a few "in jokes" involving a thug named Anthony Spinelli who got whacked in the earlier entry, or a reference to a guy named Al DeRenzy.
To use the term "sexual highlight" is misleading, since there was no scene that I didn't like. Of special note, however, is the Dominique-Randy West twosome that is immediately followed by a Dominique gangbang. These are particularly good, since not only is Dominique one of the most attractive black women in the history of the business, she's very attractive, period. Coming in as a very close second is an unusual scene with unbilled Jacqueline and Leanna Foxxx masturbating in front of Steve Drake. They drive both him and the audience crazy before permitting Steve to touch them. Very hot stuff. The only fault I could find with this show, and the only reason why it's not a AAAA feature, is the sound recording. Occasionally the music drowns out the dialogue, or the mike is near one performer but the other person's lines are lost. Otherwise, this is a video that can be heartily recommended and should be stocked next to Part 1 for double sales and rentals.


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Longtime Potter County employee Nancy Tanner made it official Friday afternoon, announcing she's running for Potter County judge.
"I've been behind the scenes. Now it's my time," she told a group of supporters in a conference room in the Santa Fe Building.
She joins former mayor Debra McCartt in the race.
County Judge Arthur Ware is completing his term through Dec. 31, 2014. He has struggled with verbal communication since his 2010 stroke, but his wife announced last month he will not seek another term and is endorsing McCartt.
Tanner worked as court coordinator for Ware for 20 years before he recently terminated her.
She recalled seeing former New York City Mayor Rudy Guliani speak last year.
"He has a passion for the way he speaks and what he does," she said.
"That's my feel about Potter County and the people of Potter County," Tanner said
Tanner said six things Guliani said have stuck with her — set goals, prepare relentlessly, organize, communicate, be courageous enough to get back up and surround yourself with good people.
"I'm ready to do this," she said.
She also mentioned three priorities, including paying attention to the tax rate, equipping fire and law enforcement personnel and creating financial incentives for county employees.
Candidates can file for a place on the March 4 primary ballot starting Nov. 9.
Both Tanner and McCartt plan to be on the Republican ballot.
Tanner said if her father still were alive, it would be the first time he voted Republican.
McCartt didn't have to run in primaries as a mayoral candidate.
"I'm certainly used to nonpartisan government and representing everybody, but I'm running as a Republican," she said.
Neither woman nor Ware are lawyers, and state law doesn't require that of county judges.
They do have to complete judicial education during the first year in office and continue that every year, according to information from the Texas Association of Counties.
Major duties of a county judge include presiding over the commissioners' court, setting the proposed county budget, conducting probate and mental competency hearings and in some counties criminal, juvenile and civil hearings, according to the association.


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