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Chalk up CBS' 60 Minutes as the latest victims of having a conservative lie on Benghazi blow up in their faces. How many times have right wing Benghazi talking points proven to be wildly inaccurate, oft times to the complete discomfiture of the person or outlet that is trumpeting the talking point?
The ongoing obsession with Benghazi from the right has proven very damaging. Not damaging to the Obama administration, but damaging to the Republican party. That is well deserved because Republicans have taken a tragic situation which should be treated with solemnity, respect and honor for the lives lost, and gone bonkers trying to score political points based upon fabricated conspiracy theories.
My favorite example of self-inflicted Republican political pain is one of the most riveting moments in the storied history of American presidential debates. The moment Mitt Romney was invited by President Obama to continue telling a Benghazi lie, which was fact checked live onstage by the moderator. Epic! That debate was a turning point in the campaign and that moment was THE highlight of the debate. "Please proceed governor" is one of the most recognizable quotes of the entire campaign.
Here is another little known factoid about the immediate reaction to the attack on Benghazi. Who was the first to tie the attack to the protests that were sweeping the middle east in response to the anti-Muhammad video causing so much controversy at the time? That would be the afore mentioned Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, in a statement on 09/11/2012, the very day of the attack. In fact the Romney team broke an embargo on campaigning on the anniversary of 9/11 in order to rush a completely wrong headed statement to the press, for which he was roundly castigated for the next several days.
In fact one campaign insider points to the initial Romney response on Benghazi as a key contributor in why Obama went on to win reelection. That seat of the pants Benghazi attack was yet another, very early, example of Republicans taking a beating when they went on the attack over Benghazi.
Isn't it odd that the rabid right insists that President Obama was misleading the American people for supposedly repeating what their own candidate initiated because, according to them, Obama was covering up a terrorist attack during the election? How often does one side accuse the other side of covering up something, and as proof point to the use of their own talking points?
Since January, the last time I posted on the propensity of conservatives to hurt themselves while attacking the administration over Benghazi, the trend has only continued. In May, house Republicans taught ABC reporter Jonathan Karl a lesson in trusting them by passing him transcripts of administration emails… that turned out to have been altered in such a manner as to strengthen Republicans talking points. When the real emails were released there turned out to be no there there. When the truth was revealed ABC and Karl spent a couple of weeks in the middle of a crap storm that they could only blame on themselves for trusting the word of house Republicans. Silly them.
CBS is the latest outlet to find itself apologizing and digging out of a hole they put themselves in by trusting conservative sources on Benghazi. Unfortunately for them, they ran a report on 60 Minutes based upon the 'eyewitness testimony' of a Benghazi survivor, Dylan Davies, who has been widely touted by Republicans. Senator Lindsey Graham has threatened to filibuster every nominee in the Senate until Davies and others like him testify before congress.
I will not pretend that I am personally familiar with the political beliefs of Mr. Davies. But I do know that he was willing to feed at the trough that is so abundantly supplied with filthy lucre from dupable conservatives, because his book was scheduled for release just days following the 60 minutes story. That book was to be published by Threshold Editions, a subdivision of Simon and Shuster. Threshold is run by Mary Matalin, former staffer to Darth Cheney and the righty succubus of lefty incubus James Carville.
I'm quite certain that CBS' ownership of Simon and Shuster played absolutely no role in the 60 Minutes production either. Suffice to say CBS would be well served to take any news passed along by Matalin with an enhanced level of scrutiny.
Unfortunately for Davies' financial prospects the yarn he tells in his book and to 60 Minutes has fallen apart under basic scrutiny. His claims to have personally scaled the embassy walls whilst engaging the enemy in hand to hand combat and so on and so forth are proven to not be founded in reality, by his own after action reports.
Thus, yet another conservative story blows up in their faces, burning the outlet who thought they could trust conservatives on a Benghazi source. By this time it seems they would learn… but I'm certain some gullible mainstream media source will scramble to be the next outlet to break some big conservative bombshell on Benghazi and then have to go into damage control when the story explodes in their faces.
Considering the wake of political wreckage left by Republicans in their Benghazi folly, I'm certain I speak on behalf of many dyed in the wool Democrats and invite them to please continue Republicans. Please continue.


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Former High School Coach Pettine Now Calls the Shots for a Premier Jets 'D'; Once Thought Rex was 'Tex'
FLORHAM PARK, N.J.—Mike Pettine Sr. receives a FedEx shipment from his son every Tuesday during the football season. The package contains DVDs of the Jets' most recent game and three games that feature an upcoming opponent.
Mr. Pettine soon settles into his chair at his home in Doylestown, Pa., with pad and pen to break down and analyze the games, which come across in high-resolution, a delight for an old coach accustomed to the granular rigors of 16-millimeter film. He then summarizes his notes in an email and sends it off to Mike Pettine Jr., the Jets' defensive coordinator. He said he hopes his son, whom he calls "Junior," actually reads them.
"I kid people that he has a wastepaper basket with my name on it," Mike Pettine Sr. said in a telephone interview.
The Jets have once again established themselves as one of the league's elite defensive teams, ranking fifth in total defense and third in points allowed heading into Sunday's game against the Houston Texans. And Mike Pettine Jr. said he still listens to his 70-year-old father, a legendary high school coach who led Central Bucks West in Pennsylvania to 326 victories and four state titles before he retired in 1999. How could he not listen?
Now in his second season as Rex Ryan's defensive coordinator, Mike Pettine Jr. has gotten used to working in the shadows cast by powerful men, first his father and now Mr. Ryan, the Jets' larger-than-life coach. But in his own understated way, Mr. Pettine is making a name for himself.
After the Jets boarded their charter flight bound for Buffalo to play the Bills on Oct. 3, Mr. Ryan informed Mr. Pettine that he had made an executive decision: Mr. Pettine would call the team's defensive plays during the game. It had always been a collaborative effort, but Mr. Ryan, believing Mr. Pettine was ready, wanted to delegate more authority to him. The Jets rolled to a 38-14 victory.
Mr. Pettine, 44, has downplayed his added responsibilities, but it was another significant step. Ten years ago, he was coaching high school football when he mortgaged his future to take a low-level position as a video technician with the Baltimore Ravens. "And when his opportunity came, he was ready for it," linebacker Bart Scott said.
His tenacity was obvious. After the Ravens promoted him to outside linebackers coach in 2005, Mr. Pettine was standing on the back of a blocking sled at practice one day when a player's arm caught him flush on the nose. It was an accident, but the carnage was fairly graphic. "It was like a spigot," Mr. Pettine recalled.
Mr. Scott, who was with the Ravens at the time, was the next player up, and he saw the blood streaming from Mr. Pettine's nose. The trainers did what they could to stanch the flow, but Mr. Pettine told himself there was no way he was leaving practice. So he returned to his sled, and whenever he found himself feeling faint, he would pluck one of the hairs on his leg to wake himself up.
Asked why he had been so determined to stay at practice, Mr. Pettine paused. "Probably because I heard my dad's voice in the back of my head," he said.
As a coach, Mike Pettine Sr. espoused what his son described as "old-school fundamentals," but he also was progressive. For example, he wanted his defensive backs to be physical at the line of scrimmage, an approach known as "press coverage." He also felt it was important for his defense to be "multiple," which entailed playing different schemes to counter opponents' strengths. Mike Pettine Sr. recalled how he once instructed four defenders to track Bryan Scott, then a star running back at Central Bucks East, whenever he went in motion. (Mr. Scott is now a safety with the Bills.)
The key was that he never felt wedded to one concept. He said he always sought input from his staff, from his players, even from fans. If this sounds familiar, it should: This has long been the modus operandi of Mr. Ryan, who encourages input from almost everyone around him.
"There are some coaches out there who are so rigid," Mike Pettine Jr. said. "Like, 'Here's my system, here's what I run, that's it. If it's not my idea, it's not a good idea.' Whereas with Rex, it's the exact opposite."
Mr. Pettine found that to be the culture when he joined the Ravens in 2001. The team's defensive staff included Mr. Ryan, Mike Nolan and Mike Smith, all of whom eventually would land head coaching jobs. By day, Mr. Pettine filmed practiced and spliced video. By night, he sat with the coaches in their offices and absorbed as much as possible. "I thought I knew football until I got around those guys," Mr. Pettine said.
He had sacrificed a lot to take the job. He had been coaching at North Penn High School, across town from his father, with great success, running up a 45-15 record. But he said he wanted to devote his career to football—at North Penn, he supplemented his coaching income by running the high school's audio-visual department—and he got a foot in the door with the Ravens.
Mr. Pettine lied to his father and told him his salary was comparable to what he had been making at North Penn. In fact, he was taking a severe pay cut. Mike Pettine Sr. said he would have tried to dissuade his son from taking the job had he known that at the time.
"But there was also some relief," Mike Pettine Sr. said. "I knew if he'd stayed, there'd have been those endless comparisons to what I had done here."
Messrs. Pettine and Ryan got off to an inauspicious start. Mr. Pettine was under the impression that Mr. Ryan's first name was "Tex," and he wondered why everyone kept calling him "Rex." It was an honest mistake. The backstory: Shortly after he was hired, Mr. Pettine took a stroll along Baltimore's Inner Harbor and came across a brick path commemorating the team's Super Bowl title in 2001. Each brick featured the name of a player or staff member, and Mr. Ryan's read: "Tex Ryan, defensive line." It turned out Mr. Ryan was aware of the typo and laughed about it.
As time passed, Their relationship flourished. And when the Jets hired Mr. Ryan in 2009, he brought Mr. Pettine with him from Baltimore. Jeff Weeks, the Jets' outside linebackers coach, said Mr. Pettine's knack for organization and structure complements Mr. Ryan's creativity and restlessness. Defensive end Trevor Pryce said Mr. Pettine can see 12 things at once, whether at practice or on film—a unique skill that Mr. Pettine credits to his life in football, to the countless hours he has spent studying the game with his father.
The Pettines coached together for one season. It was the year after Mike Pettine Sr. retired from Central Bucks West, and his son hired him to coach North Penn's defensive backs. Mike Pettine Sr. described their time together as "an interesting experience." During games, he would take his perch in the coaching booth upstairs and relay his observations to his son down on the field.
"Or I would until he'd take his headset off," Mike Pettine Sr. said. "Never work with your son."
He recognized then, just as Mr. Ryan appears to be recognizing now, that Junior had his own voice and intended to use it.
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As the name suggests, The Carriage House Theater was originally built to house carriages and teams of horses but was converted into an eighty-seven-seat community theater in 1979 by the Sheridan Civic Theatre Guild.
Built in 1910 and located on the grounds of the Trail End State Historic Site, the Carriage House was built in the same Flemish style as the main house, the Trail End. While construction on the Trail End was taking place, the Kendricks and their cook all lived in the carriage house, adapting it for use as a comfortable abode. The horse stalls, complete with polished wood floors, concrete water troughs, cast iron hay chutes and elaborate railings, served as bedrooms for Rosa-Maye and the cook. Another was put to use as a temporary kitchen. The parents slept upstairs in the hayloft and Manville camped out in the main carriage room.
Electricity was used to light the carriage house but not to heat it: before the addition of modern methods, heat was provided by means of steam piped from the basement of the main house to the carriage house through a concrete conduit running under the gravel service drive.
Although the carriage house was built to house carriages and teams of horses, it was never used for that purpose. By the time the family was ready to move out of their makeshift home in 1913, they were in possession of two 1912 Cadillac automobiles. The few horses actually residing on the grounds were kept for Rosa-Maye and Manville to train and ride. While the Kendricks lived in the carriage house, their horses were housed in a livery stable just below the hill near Kendrick Park.
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The WYO Theater's colorful history began in 1923. Opening as the Lotus, it was one of the first, and is now the oldest, operating vaudeville theater in Wyoming.
Through the years it has undergone many changes, but whatever those changes, the theater has always been an integral part of the community.
The WYO was originally built in 1923 as the Lotus, a vaudeville theater. The theater entertained Sheridan families for nearly 60 years with both live performances and films before closing its doors in 1982. Its future uncertain, the theater seemed destined to become just another main street memory.
Faced with the loss of this venerable landmark the citizens of Sheridan came together to rescue the building. Community leadership coupled with the generous gifts of time and money by individuals, businesses, and private foundations not only saved the theater but also renovated it to become an architectural centerpiece and important performing arts facility for downtown Sheridan. Since reopening in 1989 as a roadhouse, the WYO has brought countless hours of live entertainment, cultural enrichment, and educational opportunities to the greater Sheridan community.


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State-owned banks rescued smaller lenders during the credit crunch
Earlier this month, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev once again spoke of his ambitions to turn Moscow into a global financial centre to rival the likes of New York, London and Hong Kong. He added – perhaps a little cheekily – that those banks that were struggling under tightening financial regulations in their home markets might find the Russian capital a more appealing place from which to operate.
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But Mr. Medvedev's comments were somewhat disingenuous. The fact is that the Russian financial industry had a reasonably good credit crunch. But it did so, in no small part, because of the firm hand of the domestic regulators.
Having weathered the worst of the crisis there are early signs of over-exuberance sneaking into the Russian financial markets. At the beginning of the month, German Gref, Sberbank's chief executive and a former economy minister in the government, warned that investors might be getting too optimistic and should tone down their risk-taking. His comment, albeit a warning, amply demonstrated the gulf between sentiment in Russia and the beleaguered European markets.
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Any ambitions to turn Moscow into a global financial centre will need to be grounded on the stability of domestic banks. Dr. Roman Lokhov, head of global markets and investment banking at Otkritie, says: "We think that leading Russian banks have lain the groundwork for the next growth cycle, and having likely learned the lessons of the previous ones, would avoid doing the same mistakes. Having said that, the sector has not been reformed further, and remains over-populated, very fragmented at the bottom and heavily consolidated at the top."
While Russian banks are yet to record much growth in commercial lending this year, they have boosted deposits and are flush with liquidity. Earlier this month, the Central Bank of Russia reported that the country's lenders had built up between 200 billion rubles ($6.4 billion) and 220 billion rubles of reserves by the beginning of March.
There are other signs that things are moving in the right direction. In the first three months of this year, Russian banks approved almost twice as many mortgage loans – 58 billion rubles in total – compared to the same period last year, according to Aurora Investment Advisors.
In Moscow, the share of mortgage financed real estate deals in the first quarter of this year reached pre-crisis levels. Moody's Investors Service expects Russian banks' loan portfolios to grow by 10% this year.
Jean-Louis Mattei, head of international retail banking for Société Générale, says: "Today we are seeing a pick-up in the activity of loan distribution in Russia, both for companies and individual customers, in parallel with the recovery in economic activity." Mr. Mattei's bank is in the process of merging its Russian banking operations to build the fifth largest banking group in the country by assets – after Sberbank, VTB Bank, Gazprombank and Rosselkhozbank – based on the ranking of the country's top banks by the Interfax Center for Economic Analysis.
Scale has been an important factor in the wake of the credit crisis. The agriculture-focused Rosselhozbank aside, large state-owned banks were used by the government to act as lifeboats for smaller lenders during the crisis and have consequently increased their assets.
After runs on big Russian lenders as recently as 2004, the relative stability of the sector is striking. Many observers of the country's financial sector thought the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 would have a knock-on affect in Russia.
Initially those fears looked to be realized as Russian investment bank KIT Finance was forced a to sell a controlling stake to Gazprom's pension fund manager Leader Asset Management after finding it difficult to meet its obligations. The central bank swiftly drew up a "red list" of 15 banks that needed urgent capital injections.
The government poured more than one trillion rubles into the banking system in the months that followed – it drew on its oil wealth reserve fund to help finance the bailout – to stabilized the financial sector.
It helped, too, that banking crises of 1998 and 2004 were recent enough to have prepared banks for the severely diminished availability of liquidity from 2007 onwards, say analysts.
Russia's surviving banks are, as a result, more mature institutions that have grown through the crisis, according to Michael Pugh, a finance partner at the Moscow office of law firm Hogan Lovells.
"The Russian Government and the Central Bank of Russia each made sure that the response to the crisis was sufficient by stepping in to provide and maintain confidence both inside and outside the Russian banking sector," he says. "The runs on certain banks in 2004 and the criticism of the Central Bank of Russia were fresh in people's minds, which ensured the government and Central Bank of Russia did all they could to avoid a repeat. If you think of the UK, the Financial Services Authority had no comparable recent experience that it could draw on to deal with the panic around the Northern Rock affair."
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Another feature of Russia's banking system that proved valuable during the turmoil of last year was a requirement for lenders to hold high reserves of capital as a buffer for downswings in the economy.
As late as May 2008, the Central Bank of Russia was raising these requirements to fight inflation. As the crisis took hold, the stipulations were relaxed, but they have since been tightened again. This will potentially mean that banks have to set aside a combined 90 billion rubles from July, according to the Central Bank of Russia.
The authorities were able to relax the requirements as the crisis deepened, thereby providing increased liquidity and supporting the banking system. The imposition of counter-cyclical requirements like these is now a top priority for the Basel Committee of Banking Supervision, the global arbiter of capital and liquidity rules.
Mr. Pugh says the Deposit Insurance Agency, which was set up by the government to protect retail customers in the aftermath of the troubles of 2004 , also proved useful.
"The deposit insurance agency acted like a deus ex machina for the small number of banks that tipped over the edge to insolvency," he says. "The agency, by facilitating the rescue of such banks by other market participants, maintained market confidence in the Russian banking sector and staved off a widespread run of banks that might have ensued if these banks had collapsed leaving queues of angry customers on the streets demanding the return of their money."
However, there are some clouds on the horizon for the financial sector. Consolidation in Russia's banking system is still at an early stage: There are more than 1,000 banks in the country, which most analysts believe is far too many.
Individual deposit bases are also concentrated in the hands of a few groups, leaving the system vulnerable, and there is a tendency towards short-term savings. Bank guarantees and pledges, mostly for corporate clients, are not always easily enforced and banks still need to reduce operating expenses by cutting duplicate business functions, say analysts.
Andrew Keeley, analyst for financial services and banking at Troika Dialog, concedes that there are still areas for concern. But he says Russia's banking sector actually came through the crisis in better shape than many had been predicting.
Mr. Keeley says: "While banks are now facing major pressures in terms of margins given the rapid decline in interest rates over the past year or so, we are at least seeing clear improvements in terms of the slowdown of non-performing loan growth, loan restructuring having largely played out, and, at last, signs that credit growth is finally starting to come through."
But Russia's biggest banks are still unhappy with their lot. At the start of June, Sberbank and VTB executives chastised the central bank for eroding their margins after the latest in a series of 14 successive interest rate cuts, which VTB Group's deputy chairman Herbert Moos said had been enacted "too quickly".
In the dark days in the wake of Lehman's demise there were far bigger problems facing the industry; it is heartening to realize that the banks are now worried about such relatively minor issues.
Mr. Elliott is the investment banking editor of Financial News in London. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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A new coalition of women's health organizations is pressing the agency to find a solution for women's low libidos.
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Glad I could help! I so wish there were headstones or markers, but at least the people that have owned the farmland over the years have kept the chart and make it available to those who stop. I was so excited to find it!
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Ida Jane Belle is what is listed on here and yes she is Ida Jane. I clicked on who posted it and Im guessing that is you lol.
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Could you please correct her middle name. You have it as Belle. However on both her son's Arthur and her death records it is listed as Ida Jane. Thank you!
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Several months ago you requested photos of Samuel and Mary Vail from Greenlawn Cemetery in Milford Ohio. I ran across some photos on the Clermont County Genealogical Society website. They are listed under "cemeteries" and "pictures sent from users". Link is below
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When I got your note I checked the Longmont Ledger Index and found his name. His obit was in the paper on 19 Aug 1930. I usually got to the library on Friday but I'm not sure if I have time this week. I put his name on my list so the next time I get there I will get his obit for you.
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Hi--no, I am not related. I just added the Linn County death certifcates. Taking digital images of the Linn DCs was my project. All of the Linn DCs can be seen at the Linn Gen Society web site http://www.lgsoregon.org/ Don't know if you need any others. I hope that was the right DC for that memorial. I wasn't sure when I added it. Let me know if I can look anything else up for you. Diana
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Per the cemetery there is a military marker with no dates. I generally go to the cemetery on Sunday to take photos, so I'll have it posted next week.
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I would be please to fulfill your photo request for Samuel Vail if you can call the cemetery office and get the section number of the grave. Sunday is the only day of the week I can go and the office is not open at that time.
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IRVING, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys have fired coach Wade Phillips and promoted offensive coordinator Jason Garrett to take his place, according to media reports.
Team owner-general manager Jerry Jones reportedly decided enough was enough Monday, following a 45-7 loss to the Green Bay Packers the night before. It was the Cowboys' fifth straight loss, dropping them to 1-7.
This is their worst season since 1989 and among the worst in franchise history by record alone. Realistically, it's the low point considering Dallas was coming off a division title and a playoff win, and was expected to contend for the Super Bowl that'll be held at Cowboys Stadium.
Phillips' departure takes another dubious spot in club history: the first in-season coaching change.
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Solendra also gave money to George Bush under whom the paperwork started for the loans. They always forget to mention that...
- 3:45 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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I am going to e-mail my representatives and ask them the sign on, support and
lobby for passage of the STOCK bills. I hope everyone else will do so as
There is no way that insider trading should be allowed by members of either house. They can put their money in a blind trust like others do when they enter situations where their knowledge and influence would give an unfair advantage. I am tired of elected officials being above many of the laws they impose on everyone.
To Screwdriver - I think the point is well taken that cronyism is shared in equally acrossed the isle. It needs to stop and is another important factor in controlling the deficit.
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These practices are intolerable. Every present member of both the house and the senate should be voted out of office, democrats and republicans.
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Congress has fewer ethical restrictions than either journalists or bankers.
Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., has filed a bill called the Stop Trading on
Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which would make it illegal for
Congressional officials and their staffs to use private information about
pending bills to make investment decisions. ("BUT WHAT ABOUT THEIR SPOUSE,
KIDS, RELATIVES, CLOSE FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS ETC. that they pass this info off onto
and also get a kick back loophole's?.) Brown's bill currently has six
cosponsors, including Sens. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., Susan
Collins, R-Maine, Dean Heller, R-Nev., Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Olympia Snow,
R-Maine. In addition to possible Congressional insider trading, Obama campaign
backers and bundlers. In the Department of Energy 1705 government-backed-loan
program, which focused on alternative-energy projects, that $16.4 billion of the
$20.5 billion in loans granted as of Sept. 15 went to companies either run by or
primarily owned by Obama financial backers. The Department of Energy's inspector
general testified that the contracts were steered to "friends and
Patriot Act's money laundering provisions, where are they today?.
Rep. Michael Oxley removed a provision involving money laundering
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The 60 Minute story focusing only on republicans, is more proof of media bias.
Energy secretary Chu is simply a liar, so is any member of congress who claims that campaign donations don't affect their behavior.
I don't think that the influence of money can be removed from politics. The solution rather is to force congress to be hands-off on a great many things. If congress isn't involved, there will be no incentive for company lobbyists to pay them.
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The only thing that can fix the rotten mess that is the Federal Government is a
Constitutional Convention.
The Federal Govt. will never act to reform itself or give up power, because that is counter to its goals. The States have the ability to rewrite the Constitution, they just need to be fed up enough with the crap that goes on in DC to do it.
A large all powerful central govt. is one of the things our founding fathers feared the most. Yet 200 odd years after this nation was founded that is exactly what we have.
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Screwdriver. GWB took NO money Solyndra. Nice try though!
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Wow...This should be the most commented story on this site. Truly we cannot persevere as a nation when the motivations of those in power are so base...This is heart wrenching!
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MediaWatch August 1993
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- MediaWatch August 1993
- PBS Documentary Series Routinely Excludes Conservative Experts, Topics
- NewsBites: It's His Fault
- Revolving Door: deLaski's Defensive Detai
- Networks Legitimize NRDC's Press Release Science
- Two Views on the Ozone Hole
- Russert Returns to 1990
- Media's Lack of Religion Addressed
- Janet Cooke Award: CBS Street Stories Touts France's Socialist Day Care System, Downplays the Costs
PBS Documentary Series Routinely Excludes Conservative Experts, Topics
Stacking the Deck at Frontline
The PBS series Frontline portrays itself as a tough investigative program willing to tackle any issue. But how does it stand up to investigation? MediaWatch analysts reviewed every new Frontline broadcast during the last three seasons (72 programs) and found:
Conservative arguments and experts were completely ignored in eight programs on race relations and seven shows on the environment. In another 15 investigations of domestic politics, 40 percent of topics came from a left-wing issue agenda. In foreign policy, 42 percent of topics came from the left, 4 percent from the right.
Race Relations. In eight programs on race, not a single conservative voice appeared. In 1990's "Throwaway People," Roger Wilkins, a fellow at the radical Institute for Policy Studies, expounded on inner-city decline: "In the '80s.... the old racist libel about moral inferiority that used to be leveled at blacks was now focused on the poor. It justified crippling the only programs that provided any ladder at all. The Reagan Revolution slashed $51 billion in social spending."
Other programs contended that lack of gun control is the reason black teenagers are murdered more often than whites, and that racist banks deny loans to deserving black applicants. In "Black America's War," Anita Hill confidant Charles Ogletree moderated a one-sided panel discussion with Hodding Carter, Jesse Jackson, and Newsweek's Joe Klein [then with New York].
A lead-in documentary set the tone: "The disengagement of the rich, the growing divide between black and white: the arguments seemed a metaphor for what this country had become in the 1980s. One writer, looking at how differently the war was perceived by whites and blacks, dubbed it the Reagan-Bush gap." The chairman of the Joint Chiefs was called a sell-out: "Domestic programs were being cut, civil rights leaders protested loudly. [Gen. Colin] Powell remained loyal to Weinberger and Reagan. They, in turn, were loyal to him." Powell was even attacked in victory: "This man would go on to orchestrate in the Persian Gulf one of the most punishing bombing campaigns ever unleashed....yet few have chosen to criticize Powell for that."
Environment. In seven shows, none included conservative voices. The most recent: Moyers' March 30 "In Our Children's Food," linking pesticides to cancer in children. Other shows included a four-part series on development in the rain forests, and another Moyers documentary (co-produced by the left-wing Center for Investigative Reporting) that the United States is turning the earth into a "global dumping ground" for hazardous waste.
Foreign Policy. Frontline's favorite topic is foreign policy, the subject of 24 of the 72 programs (33 percent). Ten of those 24 (42 percent) came from a left-wing agenda. Programs included a graphic depiction of civilian casualties of U.S. bombing in Iraq by leftists Andrew and Leslie Cockburn; the allegation that Oliver North used Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite as a dupe; and endorsements for a Japanese-style industrial policy for America.
Frontline also enjoyed hunting down Republican foreign policy scandals. Bill Moyers hosted "High Crimes and Misdemeanors," a look at Iran-Contra. He saw the scandal in almost apocalyptic terms. "What happened in Iran-Contra was nothing less than the systematic disregard for democracy itself...officials who boasted of themselves as men of the Constitution showed utter contempt for the law. They had the money and power to do what they wanted, the guile to hide their tracks, and the arrogance to declare what they did was legal."
Robert Parry reported two programs charging that the 1980 Reagan campaign conspired to delay the release of the hostages in Iran. The first program aired in April of 1991. After The New Republic, Newsweek, and even the Village Voice denounced the October Surprise theory as fraudulent, Frontline devoted yet another hour to renouncing Parry's initial sources as liars, but suggesting they may have been sent out to lie by the CIA.
Conservatives were allowed to answer hostile inquiries, but Frontline foreign policy investigations never aired conservative arguments, such as the illegitimacy of the Boland Amendments restricting contra aid.
Only one show reflected a conservative theme. "Cuba and Cocaine" detailed the Castro government's role in the drug trade, but criticisms of the regime at large were nonexistent. An October 17, 1992, Castro biography, "The Last Communist," ignored the drug charges and gave only brief mention to human rights abuses. It's little wonder. In 1990, Washington Times television writer Don Kowet reported filmmaker Nestor Almendros was told: "Frontline does not co-produce anti-communist programs."
Domestic Politics. Of the 15 shows on domestic politics, six (40 percent) came from the left. Frontline did not limit its taste for right-wing threats to foreign affairs."The Resurrection of Reverend Moon" hinted that the conservative movement is partially controlled by the leaders of the Unification Church. Last season, Frontline outlined unproven charges that FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was a transvestite.
Topics also included David Duke, with no corresponding investigation of anyone on the extreme left with disreputable views; a 60-minute complaint that the U.S. does not have a "national energy strategy" because of Bush's chief of staff, John Sununu; and a Bill Moyers look at the supposedly significant domestic opposition to the Gulf War. Only an April 1992 investigation of then-Gov. Bill Clinton's child welfare reform program would please a conservative, even if the critique came from the left.
Reagan-Bush victories were belittled by former Washington Post editor William Greider in a two-hour 1992 special. "The Republican Party's artful election strategy has been accomplished not by addressing the real economic concerns of the disaffected working class but by broadcasting messages attuned to their resentments," he sermonized. "They concocted a rancid populism, perfectly attuned to the age of political decay. The party of money won national elections mainly by posing as the party of the alienated." Speaking of making money, Greider's essay aired just as his book Who Will Tell the People hit book stores.
In the last three years, Frontline has produced some fine non-political shows, on topics such as baseball's financial troubles. On political issues, however, its bias is beyond question. Frontline producers have argued that they simply examine those in power, and Republicans held the White House. But how do they explain the lack of investigative stories on the misuse of power in Congress or entrenched regulatory agencies?


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Is a Cisco ASA 5505 powerful / capable enough to replace a Cisco PIX 503 ?
The PIX runs about 10 site to site VPN's and 40+ individual users on vpn.
Edit: Sorry, I was reading the tech specs wrong. You need a 5510 to support over 25 vpn clients. The Security Plus bundle and the Anyconnect Essentials bundle still apply.
Yes, it has more power under the bonnet than a PIX 506E.
You get exactly 10 ipsec licenses with the standard version, with Security Plus (bundle) you'll get 25 ipsec licenses, unlimited users and 2 SSL vpn peers.
If you need to support 40+ remote clients (not ipsec site to site) then a Anyconnect Essentials bundle is worth the money. AFAIK we got the 250-user license very cheap.
No, the 5505 only supports 25 VPN users.
Upon further investigation, it supports 25 ipsec clients, and 25 AnyConnect, but not sure if that's concurrent.
The 5505 is fairly limited in the number of concurrent VPN connections it will accept. The 5510 can handle more, and probably everything your Pix could, but you'll have to pay for the licenses.


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Government Ignores Historical Uflistsikhe
The vacation season will soon end. The historical [museum and preserve], Uflistsikhe, has not been attended to for several days. Museum staff could not cope with the numerous guests during the whole summer. Notwithstanding that the road leading to Uflistsikhe no longer exists, the number of foreign tourists has increased over last year's number.
The administrative board of the historical museum and preserve is concerned about a collapse in [an essential] road. [This road] used to guide tourists to the oldest places in the village. The road was brought down last year by the Mtkvari River. Even though President Saakhashvili visited the site, nobody has yet to fix the road. The Mtkvari River destroyed the path leading tourists to [the older parts of the village]. Uflistsikhe's cliff houses, the Godmother's Church, and ruins of the old city are now unreachable to tourists. Besides this, the [road collapse] has separated the village from its pastures.
The staff at Uflistsikhe also complained about [lack of] funds. The watchman and the guide work above and beyond their small salaries. The guide, Gigutsa Tatrishvili, said he led, on average, eight [tour] groups a day.
Most tourists arrive to [Uflistsikhe] by train, though local residents are thankful that the government has repaved the highway leading to their village. "Many tourists used to come by the local trains that passed through the village. However, only one train is operating now, and this has resulted into the reduction in the number of tourists. [The train] also used to be very inexpensive," said residents of Uflistsikhe.
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Josh Hamilton was still shocked a day after two thieves stole his $26,000 boat from his front yard in broad daylight.
"I think if my wife would have come home with the kids and seen these two guys hooking up my boat -- what would have happened?" he said.
This was no ordinary boat. About a half a dozen times a year, Hamilton would donate his time, boat and fishing skills to local charities helping children and schools, and raising thousands of dollars in the process.
"It gets kids out, introduces them to the environment, fishing and being outdoors," Hamilton said. "Not tapping on a flat screen all day."
Hamilton says the two thieves were on site for about 15 minutes pounding on the locked padlock, and stole his 19-foot jet sled with a new 150-horsepower motor. But even at 10 a.m., neighbors didn't see or hear anything.
Hamilton's home security system caught the theft on video and said the thieves were driving a white Chevy S10 with an extended cab and black rims.
The boat was located around 4 p.m. Friday afternoon in a field near homes on the Muckleshoot Reservation. The boat had been stripped and the motor is missing.
Hamilton has a charity trip scheduled for Saturday and hopes to have another boat in place so he doesn't have to cancel.


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Television and movie stars are often tagged as pricey and known to throw tantrums. They are misquoted, misunderstood they throw around, but, there is another side to these so called arrogant artists. In real life, these actors are very hard working. How do we know it?
Well, we were at the Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa sets, where Gurmeet Chaudhary, one of the celebrity contestants, was shooting for the show's promo. And what did we see?During the shoot, we saw Gurmeet rehearsing for each step over and again till he was confident about it, even before the final take. While a lot of celebrities and walk away with little bit of mistakes on stage, our actor seemed disappointed whenever he made a mistake. And that's not all, to tell you more, even when the director seemed ok with the take, he insisted for a retake because he was not satisfied and thought could do better.
Hold on, there's more to the story, there was a take when he had to stand on the shaky and unsteady Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa disco ball, on which he had to dance without any support, he agreed to do it instantly without hesitation.
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By now, Pope Francis' whirlwind visit to the United States has come to an end, but I for one hope the impact of it will linger.
They've been showing up in droves, maxing out space at Hickmans Crossroads Library and lingering substantially longer than the official hour-long session.
Coloring books and Crayolas aren't just for kids anymore, as the library's weekly adult coloring series has shown.
Since launching Aug. 25 at the library on Calabash Road near Hickmans Crossroads, the Tuesday morning gatherings are attracting an array of non-children of assorted ages who love to color.
Before I launch into this week's column, I want to recognize the driver who ran me off U.S. 17 while I was on my way to work last Thursday.
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In last week's edition of the Brunswick Beacon, the editorial board provided its view on releasing dash and body camera video footage in the wake of officer-involved shootings and alleged police brutality cases throughout our country.
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After traveling across the 7th District during August, it's clear we share many of the same concerns — especially when it comes to the Obama Administration's so-called Iran "deal."
As you know, Iran has publicly stated its goals of wiping Israel from the face of the Earth while the chant "Death to America" can be heard loud and clear from its public squares. Unfortunately, it has a substantial history of actions that prove its commitment to both goals.
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It's great to have a sane, or plausible, reason to sit in one place and watch TV from sunup until well past sundown … wait, that's the reason to get Netflix.
The real reason to love college football is that its true purpose is to provide an excuse for a road trip.
Obviously you can get in your car and drive off any time you want, but your relatives are going to call it running away from your problems.
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I moved to North Carolina in 1978. One of the first purchases I made in my new state was a desk.
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I bought that desk from the old Hudson-Belk department store in downtown Raleigh. I still have it; in fact, it's one of my most prized possessions. It has a unique curved style, which visitors to my home always admire.
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armored personnel carrier, armoured personnel carrier, APC(noun)
(military) an armored vehicle (usually equipped with caterpillar treads) that is used to transport infantry
a drug combination found in some over-the-counter headache remedies (aspirin and phenacetin and caffeine)
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Carey Young
|Carey Young
|Carey Young
1970 (age 45–46)
Lusaka, Zambia
|Royal College of Art, London
|Known for
|Contemporary art
Carey Young (born 1970) is a visual artist and teacher who incorporates a variety of media such as video, photography, performative events and installation into her art works, which investigate the increasing incorporation of the personal and public domains into the realm of the commercial world.
Early life and education[edit]
Born in Lusaka in Zambia in 1970, Young studied in England at Manchester Polytechnic, the University of Brighton and photography at the Royal College of Art in London. She has dual USA/UK citizenship.[1]
Exhibitions and themes[edit]
Young has exhibited her work at many galleries all over the world. Highlights include the ICA,[2] the Whitechapel Art Gallery,[3] the Hayward Gallery, Secession,[4] Kunstverein Munich,[5] Mass MOCA[6] and the Brooklyn Museum of Art.[7]
Young's work is included in the public collections of the Centre Pompidou,[8] Arts Council England,[9] and the Tate.[10] She is represented by Paula Cooper Gallery, New York.
Young's projects often center on notions of language, training and performance, and take an ambiguous political stance to create a web of complex questions for the viewer. Since 2003, her work has shifted into an interest in legal language and systems of thought, with 'Disclaimer', an exhibition at the Henry Moore Institute[11] examining the legal disclaimer as a form of negative space. In 2005, she showed 'Consideration', a series of works exploring the connections between contract law and performance art at Paula Cooper Gallery in New York as part of the PERFORMA05 Biennial.[12] RoseLee Goldberg has described the works in this show as "dealing with the overwhelming power of the law."[13]
Her 2013 exhibit "Legal Fictions" at Migros Museum in Zurich was described by Mousse Magazine as
"law-based works [that] address the monolithic power of the legal system. The artist examines law as a conceptual and abstract space in which power, rights, and authority are played out through varying forms of performance and language. With the drafting assistance of legal advisers, her works often take the form of experimental but functional legal instruments such as contracts, and also employ media such as video, installation, and text."[14]
Young currently teaches at the Slade School of Art. She has taught at other institutions as well:[1]
- Photography Dept, London College of Communication
- Royal College of Art, London (courses include Curating, Photography, Interaction Design, Design Products)
- University of the Creative Arts
- University of East London
- Bauhaus, Weimar
- Stockholm University
- Sotheby's Institute, London
- Christies, London
- Goldsmiths, London
- Winchester School of Art
- Wimbledon School of Art, London
- Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester
- Art Academy, Umea University
- Harvard University
Other publications[edit]
Young's work has been included in several traditional and non-traditional publications, such as the book Contemporary Art in the United Kingdom,Black Dog Publishing, London, UK, edited by Adler P. 2012, and a number of videos and audio recordings.[15]
- Williams, Eliza, "Studio Visits", Flash Art International, October 2006
- Schwabsky, Barry, "Carey Young", Artforum, September 2005
- Aspden, Peter, "The Revolver: a twilight of ambiguity", Financial Times, 22 July 2004
- Smith, Roberta, "The Passions of the Good Citizen", The New York Times, 3 May 2002
Web articles[edit]
- Goldberg, RoseLee and Stallman, Nick, "Conversations..with RoseLee Goldberg', New York Foundation for the Arts, 2005 [1]
- Baker, R.C., 'The Road to Dystopia', Village Voice, 2007 [2]
- Nochlin, Linda, in Global Feminisms, Brooklyn Museum, New York, 2007
- Bourriaud, Nicolas, in Moscow Biennale 7 catalogue, Moscow, 2007
- Hoffman, Jens in 'Institutional Critique and After', edited by John C. Welchman, JRP/Ringier, Zürich, 2006
- Newman, Michael, in 'How to Improve the World', Hayward Gallery, London, 2006
- Townsend, Chris, 'New Art from London', Thames and Hudson, London, 2006
- Farquharson, Alex, Schlieker, Andrea, and Mahony, Emma in 'British Art Show 6', Hayward Gallery Publishing, London, 2005
- Latour, Bruno and Weibel, Peter, 'Making Things Public', ZKM and the MIT Press, Karlsruhe & Cambridge, 2005
- Hoffmann, Jens and Jonas, Joan, 'Art Works: Perform', Thames and Hudson, London, 2005
- Kimbell, Lucy (ed), 'New Media Art: Practice and Content in the UK 1994–2004', Arts Council of England / Cornerhouse publications, London, 2004
- Farquharson, Alex; Gillick, Liam and Young, Carey; Kelsey, John and Millar, Jeremy, in 'Carey Young, Incorporated', John Hansard Gallery and Film & Video Umbrella, London, 2002
- ^ a b Young, Carey. "Artist's official CV". Retrieved 9 November 2013.
- ^ artfacts.net
- ^ whitechapel.org
- ^ secession.at
- ^ artfacts.net
- ^ massmoca.org
- ^ artfacts.net
- ^ centrepompidou.fr
- ^ artscouncilcollection.org.uk
- ^ tate.org.uk
- ^ henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
- ^ performa-arts.org
- ^ nyfa.org
- ^ "Carey Young "Legal Fictions" at Migros Museum, Zurich". Carey Young "Legal Fictions" at Migros Museum, Zurich. Mousse Magazine. Retrieved 9 November 2013.
- ^ "The Slade School of Fine Arts: Ms Carey Young". The Slade School of Fine Arts: Ms Carey Young. The Slade School of Fine Arts. Retrieved 9 November 2013.
External links[edit]
- 1970 births
- Alumni of Manchester Metropolitan University
- Alumni of the University of Brighton
- Alumni of the Royal College of Art
- British women artists
- British performance artists
- Zambian artists
- Video artists
- American women artists
- Living people
- Installation artists
- Institutional Critique artists
- English contemporary artists
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The existence of a gubernatorial burn book has not been confirmed.
Governor Chris Christie tried to be a bit coy during his keynote address at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce dinner on Thursday night, saying the topic of discussion during his meeting at the White House is "between me and the president." However, he couldn't stop himself from gushing that it was "a lot of fun." Haggling over a "specific number" for the Sandy aid package doesn't sound all that amusing, but Christie said he lightened the mood with a jab at Governor Cuomo.
Finally, he was walking me to the door of the Oval Office, and I grabbed his arm…I said, 'Mr. President, you give me this number today, you got a deal.' He said to me, 'That's a lot of money, governor.' And I said, 'Yeah, but we'd have a deal! And if you do it with me today, I got Cuomo's proxy, and you don't have to deal with him again ... That may have made it more tempting.
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Last week's announcement that BOOM! Studios had acquired Archaia Entertainment was big news, and with good reason. But long before that merger — decades before those two companies were even around — there was another publishing acquisition that changed the face of the comics industry, and it's been echoing for the past 70 years. What I'm talking about is the conglomerate of companies that would become DC Comics.
You may not realize it, but DC Comics didn't officially come into existence until 1977. Although the company had been known conversationally as DC and had used a "DC" logo in its comics, from 1946 until 1977 DC Comics was in fact National Comics. But that isn't the end to this story; it's only the beginning.
The origin of what would become DC Comics began in 1935 with the founding of National Allied Publications by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. It published two mid-selling titles but found itself on the brink of financial collapse just as it was putting together a title called Detective Comics. In debt to its printer, National Allied in 1937 took on that company's owner, Harry Donenfeld, as a partner to fund the release of Detective Comics. Published under a new company named Detective Comics Inc. (after the title the partnership had convened for), Detective Comics had a fair amount of success but was, unbeknown to its owners, on the precipice of a major success with the debut of Batman in 1939's Issue 27.
Meanwhile, National Allied — like Detective Comics, it was co-owned by Wheeler-Nicholson and Donenfeld — kickstarted the superhero genre with the debut of Superman in Action Comics #1 in 1938. But despite that, National Allied continued to experience cash-flow problems and, according to Gerard Jones' revelatory book Men of Tomorrow: Geeks, Gangsters and the Birth of the Comic Book, in 1939 Donenfeld forced National Allied into bankruptcy court where a high-ranking judge, who happened to be a friend of Donenfeld, sold the assets of National Allied to Donenfeld completely — taking the company's founder out of the equation completely.
Taking stock then, in 1939 Donenfeld owned two comics companies: Detective Comics, which was just about to debut Batman, and National Allied, which was publishing Superman in Action Comics. But the mergers weren't over yet.
A third company named All-American Publications was at the same time gathering steam. Headed up by future EC Comics founder Max Gaines, All-American launched in 1938 with seed money from Donenfeld. Although he didn't ask for a stake in Gaines' company, Donenfeld did place his frequent business partner Jack Liebowitz as a minority shareholder at All-American. The ties between Donenfeld and All-American were close, however; the company even used an informal "DC" logo, standing for Detective Comics, despite the two being separate companies. National Allied also did this at time, to capitalize on the success of Batman in 1939. But after eight years in business, Gaines decided to get out of the superhero genre — and All-American — when he sold his majority stake of All-American to Liebowitz. Almost immediately, Liebowitz and Donenfeld consolidated their three companies — National Allied, Detective Comics and All-American — under one roof: National Comics (later National Periodical Publications).
As stated in the beginning, it wasn't until 1977 when National, by then part of Warner Communications (a company formed after another string of mergers), finally committed to the DC Comics name that had been emblazoned on its titles since its founding in 1946.
Sound like the rough outline for a DC version of Sean Howe's excellent Marvel Comics: The Untold Story? Brother, you ain't kidding.
Another interesting thing about the National/All-American merger: Just before National bought All-American outright, relations had soured to the point where All-American stopped using the shared DC logo and used their own name and logo for a few months in 1945. That means there were a few issues of classics like Flash Comics and Wonder Woman that didn't have a DC logo, but an All-American logo on the cover!
The merger of the two "trinities" – Superman/Batman/Robin at National and Wonder Woman/Flash/Green Lantern at All-American – is also interesting, since to this day those are probably DC's six most well-known characters.
. . . DC = Donenfeld Comics?
This isn't quite right. Nicholson published New Comics/New Adventure Comics/(to become later) Adventure Comics and New Fun/More Fun/More Fun Comics through the companies National Allied, More Fun, and Nicholson. He also secured the copyright to the title Action Comics through National Allied. But Nicholson had been forced through bankruptcy before Action came out and it wasn't published by National Allied. It was published by Detective Comics, Inc., just like Detective Comics. During bankruptcy proceedings, More Fun #30 and New Adventure #25 were published by the court with dates of March-April 1938. Action #1 was June 1938, so post-bankruptcy.


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