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Selective Tyranny: Why "Terrorized" Gun-Owners Applaud Obama's Worst Constitutional Abuses
When a gun rights advocate brings up the Second Amendment, I ask them why they wouldn't defend the First, Fourth and Sixth Amendment from either Bush or Obama. If they are willing to fight for the Bill of Rights, why do gun-lovers not just allow, but fight for stripping our right to a jury trial, to privacy or protest?
Worse yet, if firearms are the answers to stopping government tyranny, why are gun owners first to grant this government the authority to unilaterally label US citizens as terrorists and wipe them off the map?
Codified by an overwhelming bipartisan majority, the 2011 NDAA makes firearm ownership yet another "red flag" for the government's new legal authority to track, eavesdrop and ultimately, assassinate citizens, including minors, on their sole extra-judicial say-so, with total opacity. Isn't this what the Second Amendment intended to prevent?
The "Well-Regulated Militia"
When the founders mandated we arm ourselves to stand against tyrannical rule, citizen soldiers using muskets, bayonets and cannons trained to resist phalanxes of government soldiers or statehouse coups like a glorified neighborhood watch.
We can agree "non-standing" militias were designed to provide security without federal control or tax dollars, but we must see a lopsided imbalance has evolved. Current laws allow citizens limited access to long arms as a comical check to the government's stockpiles of atomic missiles, aircraft carriers, tank brigades, iron curtains, remote controlled flying machines — or digital ears and eyes in every home.
By the age of mortars, bazookas and howitzers, any glint of citizen parity with War Department firepower was lost, but after they developed the Apache copter, Stinger/Hellfire missiles and Predator drones, the concept was relegated to an exercise in fantasy. The very idea of thinking about a 'security check' on a government is made more ludicrous by the advantage government has in secrecy, encompassing anything from their new crowd control ray to classified bio-weapons programs, nano, genetic, or as-yet-unknown technologies.
The best bulwarks therefore are brains – the academic and independent labs that outpace DoD research, the freedom of the press that exposes their antics, the public shunning and shame.
The individual gun owner today might be able to defend themselves against a single rogue FBI agent on their lawn, but cannot hope to beat back the local SWAT team, let alone the US military, were they to turn on us. The Supreme Court admitted this in 2008, when Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority acknowledged the changes in technology indeed made the "security" clause of the Second Amendment moot. Nevertheless, Scalia used the opportunity to invent an arbitrary carve-out preserving the right to own hand guns, furthering confusion and endless debate.
The power of the people today lay in our political and aggregate strength, intelligence and economic power. The hacker community has more capability than some governments, demonstrating routinely how they can assume control of sites and networks, but often do so with a self-proclaimed morality responsible to the peeps, using their power to pick virtual locks with a conscious.
We have not been able to curb government corruption because the federal government hydra has grown over 470,000 times it's size since the Second Amendment was ratified. But the venue for achieving balance has shifted anyway, from a potential homeland battlefield to the intellectual space – money, votes, airtime, buzz, boycotts, protests.
We The People are what keeps the country functioning, so our smarts and numbers will mean more to public policy than the founders' writ. With respect to best intents, that horse hath left the barn already…
As often seen overseas, governments invest heavily in "heart and minds", promising our votes and political support control outcomes. A major plank in this is gun ownership, a perennial wedge issue splitting us into rural and urban camps, but in practical political terms, a long settled debate.
The issue did not get ink in 2012 or 2008, a win for the status quo. Democrat John Kerry posed for a photo while game hunting, conceding the issue in 2004. Obama's "skeet" photos are the latest round in the optics game that ensure the toothless Second Amendment is not in the crosshairs.
Ronald Reagan knew when he first started automating data analysis in the 1980 presidential campaign that potential voters like feeling they are in control. Owning a gun feeds this fantasy, a deadly weapon in hand gives a rush of penis-compensating awesomeness, but also purports to soothe our insecurity that Willie Horton, freshly paroled by liberals is lurking in the bushes with his beady black eye on our white women. This was key to Scalia's unusual carve-out.
Reagan knew well how to play the cowboy, portraying many a formulaic wild west hero in a spate of Hollywood flicks. This tapped into our tradition of rugged frontier individualism on the surface, but more subliminally reminds us of a "white is right" and "might is right" history. The USA was built on gun violence and racism as we exploited brown people the world over to spur "growth".
Guns harken back to our Manifest Destiny, now called American exceptionalism, right in the home, helping us puff out our chests as we ignore the stark reality that we are a much more likely to see a family member shot than use a gun in a "citizen intervention" case. These rare self-defense anecdotes are great for sales, allowing purchasers to imagine themselves in the super-suave hero role as they support an industry that made $1.7 trillion dollars in the last year.
But the reality is that the gun remains close at hand as families go through good and bad times – it's there when depression hits and leads to a predictable 19,000 firearm suicides per year. It's there when arguments or fender benders escalate violently, for all of our worst moments.
It's there when spouses are caught cheating, or teenage hormones rage, or when small children explore the house. Just two years ago, a childhood friend of mine going through a separation took his life when he heard he was also losing his job. The gun was there before a friend could be.
So despite our best intentions for self-defense in the home, the increased access to the personal firearm has proven itself to be a remedy whose side effects are worse than the cure. Looking at the stats year after year , we are willingly hurting the many as we seek a benefit for the few.
If we cling to our Second Amendment liberty , the right to bear arms, the Constitution demands we train and prepare to revolt when our leaders fail to abide by the law, as part of a well-regulated militia . In a sense, it's happening – i t is the truly the people keeping unchecked power from eating itself and everything else, but it's getting increasingly difficult.
President Obama recently blustered that he could not change Washington from the inside, on one level an apparent cry for help, on the other, a warning reminiscent of Eisenhower's 1961 call for "vigilance" of the military-industrial cancer consuming Washington. So who or what drives Obama, Bush and Congress to strip our rights away?
Cherrypicking Tyranny
Concerning "tyranny", the government has already violated the Constitution, many times over. When the founders crafted rules for impeachment, they expected it to be used frequently. But because of all-too-effective PR, government has made us servile, unable to question a War on Terror at odds with our Constitution and driving massive debt.
Reagan saw to it that pro-war propaganda was in place long before he ordered acts of aggression overseas. He even used taxpayer money to seed this, ordering restrictions lifted on political talk radio and manipulating national literature distribution to ensure hawkish ideas thrive on our bookshelves.
But since the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, Bush era propaganda such as multicolored alerts froze all the so-called red state patriots into total "terrorized" compliance.
The typical NRA member and the demographic living in "shotguns and pickups" zipcodes were so afraid of Muslim extremists, they welcomed unprecedented surveillance, rendition, and enhanced interrogation. They continue to defend and argue for these policies, even as they roundly disapprove of Congress and absolutely despise the current occupant of the White House. Ironic is too weak a word.
This has been the biggest abuse of power in our lifetime, the new idea that terrorist acts constitute endless 'war' which suspends our civil liberties, treaties and normal checks and balances. Themselves well-armed, the typical red state voter was so pussifed by the specter of Osama bin Laden he swallowed whole the major changes to our civil liberties on the fast-track, without realizing how it affects their rights.
The Patriot Act, torture, detainment, the Iraq War, the drone program, the warrantless surveillance were all high crimes and misdemeanors sold to gun-toting Republicans as necessary to guard against an unseen enemy, these Islamic terrorists in sleeper cells. The 9/11 response of "shock and awe" stated actual intention to intimidate suicide bombers, a laughably tragic failure of logic. Why a suicidal maniac would fear their enemy, I'm sure I don't know.
Thanks to Fox News and the Limbaugh/Hannity talk radio lot, Republicans are still pro-actively arguing for our rights to be withheld by the government. The same government they say is too big, is too incompetent, is too liberal. After 9/11, we traded liberty for security, directly contradicting the clearest language in the Constitution, without a peep. We declared War Powers without a true war, we allowed spying on ourselves and we invaded sovereign nations without cause. Democrats bought in, lending the necessary votes.
Obama continues further, through the Trespass Act which strips our First Amendment right to petition elected officials with grievances, now a felony punishable by 10 years in federal prison. The Tea Party, who used to love picketing and protesting stood by deaf and dumb as this passed both houses unanimously, quickly and quietly. The left did little more than report on it.
But worse by far, the NDAA stripped our Sixth Amendment right to a speedy trial by a jury of our peers, to face our accuser, to have an attorney and the protection of due process enshrined in over 800 years of democratic tradition. Our new law says a single bureaucrat can be your judge, jury and executioner whether you are armed on an overseas battlefield, or walking down the street in your American home town. Suspicion alone is now all that is needed to indefinitely capture or kill any US citizen, to deprive them of rights stated plainly in the Constitution in extra-ultra-unmistakeably clear language.
The Obama administration is apparently hanging this on Bush's "enemy combatant" designation, which applies during wartime (eleven years and counting) and quite newly, to any part of the USA homeland, now considered a "battlefield" from sea to shining sea.
Obama also denies our 4th Amendment protection of privacy, collecting all emails, texts and call data to create long-term profiles of every single citizen. Multiple NSA defectors have confirmed they created capability to map our personal and digital histories, aided by automation to sift through all communications, presumably to aid law enforcement "if necessary". This is all being done in secret, at great expense, under the program Stellar Wind.
The GOP's Lost Potential for Big Wins
If you'd told the GOP candidates they could run against Obama on multiple proven violations of the US Constitution, you'd think they'd be all over it. But curiously, Republicans across the board shrink on what should be slam-dunk issues that grab US voters by their red-blooded heartstrings. Why? Republicans are even more power-mad than Obama, hoping to get back in power to take the reins of Nixonian spying, executive assassination, indefinite detention, corporate glad-handing and absolute suppression of dissent.
Republicans love to share images of Obama shredding the Constitution or buggering Lady Liberty, but claim it's Obamacare that is unconstitutional, the same policy that originated with them when first suggested by the Heritage Foundation. Full circle and head-up-ass…
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I believe you are building the structure of your marital "house' on a faulty foundation. You are lying to her, and that removes an amount of trust. When she finds out, and she will, she'll start to wonder about every thing else you've told her. Do you tell her you are going to the "gentlemens club" or to the casinos? or is that another act of omission? Like someone else has posted, lies bring more lies... like hiding the new card.. dude its gonna end badly for you.
So if you are looking for validation? I don't think you're gonna get it here. If you 're looking for a suggestion... tell your wife about the account, tell her that you need a little financial independance, and offer to set up an account for her to mirror yours. Money issues are at the root of numerous divorces... make it a two way dicussion to find a mutual happy place...
Perhaps your wife is coming from the school of thought that marriage = joint finances. Maybe her parents did it that way? In terms of marriage finances, IMO whatever floats your boat and works...joint finances all the way, separate and joint for household, completely separate.
Full disclosure DH and run joint checking, he carries mortgage, we are joint on auto and LOC and have separate CCs. Works for us, YMMV.
What I am getting out of this is it's more what you use the hidden account for rather than the account itself. Yes, it worries me that you feel as if you have to have a hidden account, however I have a feeling that the reasoning for that goes deeper than what you can/care to articulate. Which is fine, it is your business. I think you are worried about the gambling/gentleman's club visits becoming an issue if you have to come clean about the account as your wife may object. I doubt she would be as upset if you just used it for her presents. I know if DH had a separate account for that as long as the bills were paid I wouldn't care a whit.
So, if it's purpose rather than the account itself, are these hobbies worth the marital damage (assuming she would object to them)? Or are you hanging on to them as you seem to miss your independence?
Not pointing fingers, just asking questions that I hope will help you put the pieces together in your own head. At the end of the day you know your wife and marriage better than we all do. Best of luck!
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Hopefully you find a potential spouse who feels the same way!
Let me ask you this, lets say your wife becomes pregnant and has to miss work for 2 months or more due to the baby... Would you be ok with letting your wife be poor and have no money even though she's producing that baby for the both of you?
I did not mean we could not share money if need be, to a certain extent. In that situation, of course I would be okay with money being used. If my spouse charged up cards spending on unneccesary things, then no I would not spend money. I was just saying for individual expenses, I see no reason why I joint account is needed.
I will admit I am selfish which is why relationships are not for me. If the time ever comes that I do get in one, I would support them if the reason for the support has to do with me. Your situation seems to work and that is great. However, I know of too many instances of accounts being drained after the couple splits up.
I was wondering until a few posts ago whether no one was going to mention the "gentlemen's club." After that, I have no comment on the rest of the situation because it seems to fit together perfectly.
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Well, I am looking for validation today.
My question is, does anyone out there have a credit card that their spouse does not know about? I am thinking of getting a new card and having the bills sent to my office. I am pretty sure I am going to do it, just wanted to know I was not alone in wanting to maintain some sort of independence.
You want someone to tell you that they are doing exactly the same thing that you are and, its working out GREAT in their marriage = validation, right?
You entitled your post: "Hoping I'm not the only bad person out there..."
So far, according to the previous posts, no one is in your exact same situation and, no one has any cards that their spouses don't know about.
Think it through BullsEye10 before you apply for that secret card, very carefully think it through.
I think its fine that you have a separate credit card... Its really not hiding anything, its more about separate finances... You don't need anyone questioning how much you spent out... Your life styles have not changed and your still taking care of each other. Just my option
I trust my SO completely... and if I found out he was hiding trips to casinos, or strip clubs etc, and THEN found a hidden card with bills not coming home, I would wonder where hes hiding his mistress, and what ELSE he's hiding. But ... back on topic.. we have separate finances. He and I discussed it, he knows my hesitation and respects it. we both know what each other has in the bank,what we owe on our cards ( 0 is easy to remember) but we don't have anything joint.
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I was wondering until a few posts ago whether no one was going to mention the "gentlemen's club." After that, I have no comment on the rest of the situation because it seems to fit together perfectly.
I completely overlooked that part. That might cause some problems if it is found out about. The card though should not matter though,
People do the wrong thing all the time hoping to make whoever they're with happy. Bigger house, newer car, more kids, pets, more spending, etc.... And you know what; 99.9999999% of the time, whoever is doing the asking knows darn well what they're asking is selfish. They're just counting on love, fear of being alone, being whipped, or some other weakness that can be leveraged against common sense to get the yes.
I mean really, does anyone think OP only had to listen to DW prattle on about combining finances once before finally giving in?
IMO, OP should honestly say. "The whole combining finances thing doesnt work for me anymore. If you don't like it, tough crap". I disagree with doing the passive-aggressive hiding accounts thing.

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T-Mobile is the only carrier selling the 5.5-inch Note II right this moment, where it's available for a whopping $370 on a two-year contract. Off-contract, it's $649. The other carriers in the US slated to carry the Note II are expected to release the device within next couple days to two weeks from now. Here's how it breaks down:
- T-Mobile: $370 on a two-year contract, available now
- Verizon: $299 on a two-year contract, available November 27th
- AT&T: $299 on a two-year contract, available November 9
- Sprint: $299 on a two-year contract, available October 25
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With just one week left of the AFL Trade Period, GMS takes a look at the top deals to have been completed so far...
Dale Thomas - Collingwood to Carlton
The second overall pick in the NAB AFL Draft of 2005, Premiership midfielder Dale Thomas decided to swap Collingwood for fierce rivals Carlton.
Reuniting with ex-Pies coach Mick Malthouse, Thomas penned a deal believed to be worth $700,000 a year for the next four years - a deal Collingwood declined to match.
Lance Franklin - Hawthorn to Sydney Swans
Arguably the competitions biggest attraction, superstar forward Lance "Buddy" Franklin decided to swap premiers Hawthorn for fellow premiership contenders the Sydney Swans.
Having been linked with expansion club Greater Western Sydney throughout the 2013 season, Franklin shocked the footy world by penning a massive nine-year deal worth $10m in order to move north with the Swans.
Colin Sylvia - Melbourne to Freemantle
Sylvia decided to have a crack at winning a flag with last seasons runners-up Freemantle after deciding to leave crisis club Melbourne.
The midfielder will be hoping Dockers coach Ross Lyon can lead the club towards the last weeks of September again this time round, after making their maiden appearance in a Grand Final in 2013.
Ben McEvoy - St Kilda to Hawthorn
Premiers Hawthorn will be hoping ruckman Ben McEvoy can fill the void left by retired Premiership player Max Bailey after the formers switch from St Kilda.
The big bodied McEvoy will be hoping the recent success of the Hawks can continue after struggling with St Kilda last time around.
Eddie Betts - Carlton to Adelaide Crows
Speed merchant Betts decided to swap Carlton for Adelaide penning a deal believed to be worth around $500,000 a year.
The indigenous goal sneak will be hoping to continue kicking goals for his new club after Carlton decided against matching the Crows offer.
Shane Mumford - Sydney Swans to Greater Western Sydney
The acquisition of ruckman Mumford adds experience to a fledgling GWS side.
Mumford will be expected to lead the young stars of the expansion side after leaving rivals the Sydney Swans to ease their salary cap after their capture of Hawthorn superstar Lance Franklin.
Shane Savage - Hawthorn to St Kilda
Young midfielder Shane Savage was traded by Hawthorn alongside pick number 17 in exchange with Ben McEvoy.
After finding opportunities limited at the premiership winning Hawks, Savage will be hoping to establish himself in the AFL gaining regular game time at a St Kilda side in transition.
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Thank you for all the support with the accident I had! I'm feeling much better and am able to do more stuff but still have to take it easy.
1 lb fresh Ahi tuna
1 tsp five spice powder
1 tbs black pepper
2 tsp sea salt
1-2 tbs canola oil or any oil that has high boiling point
Wasabi dressing:
1-2 limes, juice
1 tbs soy sauce
2 tsp rice wine vinegar
1 tsp wasabi powder or 2 tsp wasabi paste
1/2 tbs honey
2 tsp toasted sesame seeds
olive oil
- Pat your fish dry with paper towel.
- Mix five spice powder, salt, and pepper to make a rub.
- Coat tuna with the rub on both sides
- Heat up the skillet to medium heat and add oil.
- When the oil and pan is hot, place the fish on the skillet. This will take only a few mins because we only sear the fish. When it starts to cook, flip to the other side. Don't over cook it. We need the middle to be raw. Set aside and cover with foil.
- Mix everything together and whisk well. Correct to taste. Feel free to add more of honey, lime juice, or soy sauce to suite your taste.
- Sprinkle the dressing on spring mix green and any kind of green you like. I added sliced cucumber and radish. I also put croutons on the salad too.
- Slice the seared tuna carefully (so you will have beautiful pieces on your plate); using a sharp knife.
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I'm about to make a few of you gasp. I know it. It's a dark secret I've kept well hidden for a very long time. But, it's time to come clean.
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Self-Frosting Pumpkin Nutella Muffins
I'm about to make a few of you gasp. I know it. It's a dark secret I've kept well hidden for a very long time. But, it's time to come clean.
23 comments:
- Robin said...
I'm glad you liked the muffins...and the nutella! There are so many tasty ways to use it.
Visit my SRC post this week, Pork Stir-Fry with Garlic Sauce: http://pennypinchingprovisions.blogspot.com/2012/10/pork-stir-fry-with-garlic-sauce.html#
- October 15, 2012 at 9:12 AM
Chocolate, hazelnut AND pumpkin! These look amazing and perfect for fall! I think I have just about everything I need to give these a try today!
- October 15, 2012 at 9:13 AM
- Shumaila said...
These look so good Debby! I am pinning this recipe to definitely try it one of these days. By the way I was assigned your blog this time and loved going through your recipes. Everyone who tasted the lemon yogurt cake loved it! Thanks for the recipe:)
- October 15, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- The Double Dipped Life said...
Oh, wow. I love this combination, and have a great bread with these flavors. But these cupcakes? They look even better! Great SRC post!
- October 15, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- Danielle said...
Pinning this - yum!
- October 15, 2012 at 9:25 AM
- Judee @ Gluten Free A-Z said...
What a great recipe ! I can't wait to try it.. sharing this one,.
- October 15, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- Karen said...
I think Nutella and pumpkin would be a perfect combination. I swirled some Nutella into a zucchini bread last year and it was delicious!
- October 15, 2012 at 10:00 AM
- shelley c. said...
Oh my gosh, pinning these NOW. Your photos are so wonderful and appetizing, and these muffins look so delicious!! I love the swirl effect on top - so clever and beautiful! Really awesome job!!
- October 15, 2012 at 11:16 AM
- Sara said...
These look SO tasty! I am absolutely in love...the perfect autumn muffin!
- October 15, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- colleen said...
These look amazing! Welcome to the nutella fan club!
- October 15, 2012 at 12:32 PM
- Jeanie said...
Okay, wow. These look amazing. Thanks so much.
- October 15, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Close to Home said...
wow these are amazing. I am definitely pinning this to come back to. Stopping by from SRC and following you on FB toot!
- October 15, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust said...
Wow. Just wow. A Nutella virgin! I'm glad you tried it - isn't it amazing? These muffins. *Swoon*
- October 15, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Joanne said...
I'm so glad you found your way to nutella!!! It's the best, isn't it? I love that huge glob of it in the center of these muffins!
- October 15, 2012 at 7:38 PM
- Penny said...
I'm with you Debby. I have never tasted Nutella. I just discovered Biscoff. Your muffins look delicious.
- October 16, 2012 at 5:07 AM
- tvcorners said...
looking so yummmmy i want to eat this now
- October 16, 2012 at 6:33 AM
- Wave Watcher said...
Debbie, you might want to pick up a jar of Speculoos Cookie Butter the next time you are in Trader Joe's. Very delicious, but no chocolate. It looks like peanut butter, but they are made from cookies. I'm not a big fan of Nutella, but might try the cookie butter instead. And I will likely use mashed yams in place of the pumpkin. These muffins look so yummy!
- October 16, 2012 at 12:26 PM
I'm sorry, but I'm looking for the recipe and can't find it anywhere after the post. Maybe I need a new pair of glasses? Thank you.
- October 16, 2012 at 4:47 PM
- Allie said...
These muffins look amazing! I love pumpkin and I love Nutella but never really thought about putting the two together... You have me feeling inspired :) Can't wait to see you in 2 days!!!
- October 17, 2012 at 11:13 AM
- April Tuell said...
Welcome to the Nutella fan club Debby! :) Your muffins look absolutely wonderful and delicious. I cant seem to find the recipe card your talking about though. I'd love to get the exact measurements so I can make these soon.
- October 17, 2012 at 12:01 PM
- April Tuell said...
That's weird... I just went to your home page, and the recipe card to this recipe is showing up fine, twice in fact. But when you click on the actual post, the recipe card disappears. Just thought I would give you a heads up about it.
- October 17, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Debby Foodiewife said...
That is weird! I just clicked on the recipe card, and it took me right to Key Ingredient. Did you get it to work yet? What browser are you using? Are you using an iPad?
- October 19, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Danielle said...
This looks great! I wanted to let you know That I featured this in my "What I Bookmarked This Week" post yesterday- stop by and see!
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The Autograph Man
A baseball player answers his fan mail 15 years later.
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Begin with the formal address: It's "Dear Mr. Wilson," not "Dear Mookie." The first sentence should read: "My name is Bryan Curtis, and I'm [a suitably young age to be asking for an autograph]." Next: "You are my favorite baseball player." This is a mandatory compliment, whether or not it happens to be true. Between the ages of 9 and 12, in what could be considered my letter-writing prime, I'm pretty sure I bestowed it upon every player in the National League East. Sign the letter and insert a baseball card—a "common" rather than a valuable card, in case it isn't returned—along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Check your parents' mailbox every day. You may do this, as I did, after a full-on sprint home from the school bus. Every few weeks, if you're lucky, you'll find an envelope with some exotic postmark—Chicago, Milwaukee, Arlington—and your card, now brilliantly autographed, inside. A final word of advice: You'll increase your haul exponentially if you avoid the All-Star team. Choose benchwarmers, utility infielders, and rag-armed pitchers as your correspondents. Gods may not answer letters, but middle relievers generally do.
I recount all this because my mother, who still lives in the house I grew up in, sent me an e-mail the other day. Remember those ballplayers you used to write to, she asked. (My mother, it should be noted, made regular, if sometimes grudging, trips to the post office.) Well, she wrote, another one of them replied. Someone named Don Carman, a left-hander with the Philadelphia Phillies.
When I got my hands on the envelope, it immediately became one of my favorite possessions. To look at my penmanship is to see a child who has labored just to write his Fort Worth, Texas, return address in a straight line. The envelope has a brown rectangular stain where a baseball card rested against it for years. Carman has affixed his return-address label—he lives in Naples, Fla.—and, touchingly, added additional postage, since I had included a then-current 29-cent stamp. The card, No. 154 in the 1989 Topps set, bears his big, looping signature, signed with a bright-blue Sharpie.
Fifteen years ago, I figured Carman as a good candidate for a quick response. With the Phillies, he was a reliable southpaw who chewed up starts (35 in 1987, good for fourth in the National League), before leaving the majors for good in 1993. Where Carman showed greater promise was as a wit, a more cerebral version of Jay Johnstone. After enduring years worth of questions from benighted sports writers ("How'd it feel out there today, Don?"), Carman compiled a list of 37 suitably vapid answers that could be applied to almost any query. These included: "Baseball's a funny game"; "I just want to help the club any way I can"; "I didn't have my good stuff, but I battled 'em"; and, a personal favorite, "We have a different hero every day." Carman posted the list above his locker with a note that told writers, "You saw the game … take what you need."
As it turns out, I am not Carman's only recent correspondent. In October, a Philadelphia TV station reported that Doug Ferraro, 23, received an autographed card from Carman in response to a letter that he had mailed out 16 years before. This was now a legitimate mystery, so I called Carman in Florida to find out what happened.
"My wife told me it was time to clean the garage," Carman said. "So, I started digging through the stuff and found a box behind my tools. I opened it up and saw it was a bunch of fan mail, 200 to 250 letters." For Carman, this was a slight embarrassment. During his career, Carman had worked diligently to sign and return every one of the two or three letters he received each day. Judging from the date of Ferraro's card and the price of my stamp, he must have gotten our batch of letters some time in 1991, the year he left the Phillies for the Cincinnati Reds. "That year was the year I moved; I got a different house," he said. "I even remember putting them in the box, because it was unusual for me to do that. I thought I'd watch a football game and leisurely do them. It never got done."
Carman could hardly bear to throw the letters away. But at age 47, he didn't have the enthusiasm to pick through them, either. So he paid his son Jackson, who is 8 years old, $4 to open and sort them. Then they sat down together, with Jackson, who never saw his father play, marveling at the rapturous odes inside. ("Dear Mr. Carman: You are my favorite baseball player. … ") At first content with merely signing the cards, Carman got caught up in the spirit and started writing notes to the now-grown kids. He lugged the envelopes down to the Naples post office, where he discovered that most of them included 25-cent stamps. "I told the postman I needed 250 10-cent stamps, and 250 4-cent stamps, and he just looked at me like, 'What are you doing?' "
Only one of the letters gave Carman pause. Like nearly every other ballplayer, he made regular visits to local hospitals to see the terminally ill. It turned out that one letter was from a man whose wife Carman had visited. The woman had died, the man wrote, and he thanked Carman for brightening her final days. That lovely sentiment was now at least 15 years old. Carman perched over a piece of stationery for 20 minutes before he carefully scratched out his opening lines: "I know it's far in your past, but it's something that meant a lot to you. I know you carry her with you still." He wound up writing three pages. He's still waiting to hear from the woman's husband.
After his playing career, Carman earned a degree in sports psychology from Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers. He now works for Scott Boras, baseball's most rambunctious player agent, tending to the psychological demands of his clients. Even though he's been out of the game for more than a decade, new fan letters arrive in his Naples mailbox two or three times per week. The letters—presumably from grown-ups trying to recapture some small ecstasy from their childhood, when there was nothing more wonderful than receiving a piece of mail from a major-league ballplayer—contain the same platitudes. "Most of them say, 'You're one of my favorite players,' " Carman says. He is trying to answer them in a timely fashion.


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Mr. McKnight joined Yamana as Vice President, Business Development in February 2004. Mr. McKnight has over 25 years of mining focused investment banking and corporate experience. Prior to joining Yamana, Mr. McKnight was a director in the investment banking division of Canaccord Capital Corporation ("Canaccord"), a position he held since December 2001. Prior to his tenure at Canaccord, he held various mining related positions including senior roles within other Canadian investment banks and being the President of a publicly traded Canadian junior mining company. During the year prior to joining Yamana, Mr. McKnight was instrumental in his capacity as an investment banker in structuring the reverse takeover transaction and raising the equity for Yamana that enabled the Company to re-capitalize and re-position itself as a gold production company. Mr. McKnight holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Toronto and a Masters of Business Administration from the Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.
Mr. Bouchard joined Yamana in October 2014. Mr. Bouchard has a progressive technical and operating experience with a solid background of more than 20 years of mining in underground and open pit operations. Prior to joining Yamana, Mr. Bouchard occupied key operating and technical positions with Primero Mining Corporation, IAMGOLD Corporation, Breakwater Resources Ltd. and Cambior Inc. Mr. Bouchard oversaw precious and base metal operations in both the Americas and in Africa. Mr. Bouchard holds a Bachelor of Mining Engineering degree from École Polytechnique of Montréal. He is registered as a professional engineer with Professional Engineers Ontario
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Mr. Parsons joined Yamana in May 2017 as Senior Vice President, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications. Prior to Yamana, Mr. Parsons spent 13 years in the investment industry with the majority of that time as a senior mining analyst covering gold and base metal companies, most recently for National Bank Financial, and prior to that, for Wellington West Capital Markets. Prior to that, Mr. Parsons worked in the mining industry for eight years, principally as a mineral processing engineer for Placer Dome Inc. and a leading consulting firm based in Toronto. Mr. Parsons holds a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from Queen's University and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Ontario.
Ms. Tsakos joined Yamana as Vice President, Corporate Counsel in December 2007, was appointed Corporate Secretary in November 2009 and Senior Vice President, General Counsel in June 2010. Prior to joining Yamana, Ms. Tsakos was a partner practicing securities law at Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP. From 2001 to 2006, Ms. Tsakos was an associate at Goodman and Carr LLP. Ms. Tsakos holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Toronto in Economics and Political Science, a Masters in Business Administration with a focus in Finance from the University of Windsor and a Bachelor of Law also from the University of Windsor.
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She plays a rock singer in her new movie What Maisie Knew, and we've basically got a Julianne Moore music video for you.
It was an early morning at Webster Hall, and Julianne Moore was ready to rock. Two summers ago, the Oscar-nominated actress shot the indie What Maisie Knew (opening tomorrow in New York), a modern-day version of the 1897 Henry James novel where Moore plays Susanna, a famous rocker chick whose young daughter becomes collateral damage during her divorce. And on this day, at an ungodly hour better suited to crickets than concerts, a leather-clad Moore strutted across the stage of Webster Hall, planted a foot on the monitor, and belted "Hook and Line" by the Kills with woozy rock-goddess panache. "It was like a friggin' rock concert, I swear to God," remembers Elaine Caswell, who served as Moore's vocal coach for the movie. "I had just watched The Hours the week before, and I was like, Wait, this is the same person I just saw in The Hours, and now she's up there on the stage killing it?"
At the behest of directors Scott McGehee and David Siegel (who helmed the Tilda Swinton drama The Deep End), Caswell spent several summer weeks with Moore trying to turn her from an Oscar-nominated movie star into a plausibly dissolute rock icon. "I was like, 'Help her out?' Like she needs my help?'" laughs Caswell. "She's such an accomplished actress that for me to give her any kind of directions seemed absurd." Initially, Caswell spent her sessions with Moore drinking wine and studing the masters on YouTube in the actress's West Village apartment. "We watched all the great crazy rock chicks: Janis Joplin, Chrissie Hynde, Courtney Love," she says. "To me, it was all about the attitude. It's about getting loose and getting your body relaxed. It wasn't like, 'Here, sing this note' … it was more like, 'Go for it and really feel it, and we'll see where it lands. Can you do another one with more dirt in your voice?'"
You can check out the fruit of their labor in the exclusive clip below, where Moore's Webster Hall performance is captured in what's essentially her music-video debut. "By then, she was embodying the character so well," raves Caswell. "I was in the audience just cheering her on! She was totally it, you know?"


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The DIY Leg Scrub That Will Solve All Your Cellulite Woes
Now that the weather is warming up, our legs can no longer hide behind our go-to leather skinnies, textured tights and boyfriend jeans. In other words, it's time to get reacquainted with our razors. To help ease the transition, we caught up with Alexis Wolfer, founder of The Beauty Bean and author of The Recipe for Radiance: Discover Beauty's Best Kept Secrets in Your Kitchen and asked her to share a DIY beauty recipe that would give us silky legs à la Giselle and Alessandria. Her secret ingredient? Hint: you probably drink a cup of it every morning. Click through the slideshow above for a DIY leg scrub that will soften, smooth and even temporarily reduce the appearance of cellulite. Skirt season, commence!
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1/2 cup caffeinated coffee grounds
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According to Wolfer, the caffeine in coffee grounds does two things: First, it helps temporarily increase blood flow to the skin's surface, which plumps up dimples. Second, it flushes out the water in your skin's connective tissue, which deflates and smoothes out lumpiness. And why wheat germ oil? She says it's full of vitamin E to help promote healing deep beneath your skin's surface and give it a big does of moisture.
Rinse the mixture off using warm water. Apply your favourite body lotion to seal in moisture. Since the results of this scrub are temporary, Wolfer recommends repeating this routine daily for best results.
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Space aliens force me to think I am out of my apartment when I am in fact IN my apartment. Probably sleeping or watching television. To combat this I have taken to shooting myself almost constantly with a camcorder to prove where I am and what I do. It is a tedious job to shoot my entire life and monitor it at night (when I used to watch the evening news), so I often act like a newsman so that when I have to watch my 'Daily Tape' it seems more like a normal show on television. The space aliens from outer space have devious ways of splitting my brain into parts to gentrify my soul, but they will not fool me because I have television with me all the time. I will survive by shooting myself. (in ever increasing bits)


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Adams State News - September 2012
Adams State joins mountain bike racing
Adams State is the newest member of the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference which is widely considered to be the toughest Cycling Conference in America. Continue Reading…
CASA students explore the cultural process of making chicos
In meeting with the mission, vision, and goals of Adams State, as a Hispanic Serving Institution, CASA House is planning events to "keep local and valley traditions" alive. Continue Reading…
Aaron Miltenberger earns the NASPA Rising Star Award
Aaron Miltenberger, the Assistant Director of Student Life and Leadership, was honored this year by being selected as the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Rising Star Award. Continue Reading…
Adams State Theatre students spend summer working in Raton
Over the summer, four Adams State students were hired as Kaleidoscope Players at Shuler Theatre. Continue Reading…
ASU campus Internet bandwidth gets major upgrades
These upgrades bring more bandwidth to increase the Internet speeds for users and are also adding much needed redundancy to the Internet link by connecting ASU to two independent, physical networks. Continue Reading…
Oringdulph gives back to alma mater & community
"...Adams State provided me with the skills needed to do what I've done with my life. The history of Adams State is in my family." Continue Reading…
Outstanding Alumnus develops life-saving medical technology
"I am pleased that my body of work is contributing to the world. Continue Reading…
Video will highlight new face of poverty
"The Line" documents stories of real people across the country living at or below the poverty line. More than campaign statistics, these are people with goals, children and they work hard. Continue Reading…
Adams State receives CLD Program approval
"Our work with teachers of culturally and linguistically diverse students has been a cornerstone of the Mission of Teacher Education..." Continue Reading…
ASU welcomes Tomlin as School of Business chair
"I need to make good and right decisions for Adams State and the School of Business." Continue Reading…
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- Twenty percent is a decent tip, throw your trash away before leaving the hotel room and go see Nickel and Dimed
- Art for Endangered Landscapes includes plein air invite and art opening
- Free lecture addresses developmental education for college students
- Great Stories Celebration looks forward
- Annual Adams State Cook-Off announces award recipients
- Adams State announces Boettcher Teachers Program in the SLV
- ASU celebrates International Observe the Moon Night
- ASU honors Constitution Day with lecture and discussion
- Schell tackles women's football
- U.S. News and World Report ranks Adams State among top western regional universities
- Adams State enrollment second highest in history
- From beakers to bicycles
- The Heart of Art
- Festival fun for all ages
- Many students relate to Nazario's message
- Cloyde Snook Gallery will feature Guatemala photos
- Adams State Theatre presents Nickel and Dimed
- Partnership between Adams State and the Office of Surface Mining is mutually beneficial
- Human Performance Lab open to public
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Pumping an output of 1.42 million barrels of oil per day in 2008, Algeria is Africa's fourth largest crude oil producer and a member OPEC. The sixth largest natural gas producer in the world, Algeria produced more than 3 Tcf of natural gas in 2007. Major industry players operating in Algeria, including state-owned oil giant Sonatrach, are Anadarko -- the largest foreign oil producer in the region -- BG Group, BP, ConocoPhillips, Eni, Gazprom, Repsol, Shell, StatoilHydro and Total. Algeria contains more than 12 billion barrels of proven oil reserves and 159 Tcf of proven natural gas reserves.


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H. Dickson S. Boenning
H. Dickson S. Boenning, 91, beloved husband of 65 years of Anne Wister (Garnett) Boenning, died peacefully at his home in Jamestown on Oct. 28, 2011.
Born in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia, Penn., on Nov. 18, 1919, he was the son of the late Henry Dorr Boenning and Clara Virginia (Smith) Boenning.
He graduated from William Penn Charter School 1938 where he was active in athletics and was captain of the basketball team.
A 1942 graduate of Princeton University, he majored in economics and was a member of the Cap and Gown Club. He was a member of ROTC and upon graduation was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. He was placed on reconnaissance duty in a tank destroyer battalion and served in the North African and Italian campaigns until the end of World War II when he was one of the first Allied troops to arrive in Rome.
After WWII, he joined the family investment banking firm of Boenning & Scattergood in Philadelphia where he worked until 1965, at which time he joined the Washington-based brokerage firm of Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath. Mr. Boenning was later named managing partner and guided the firm through its merger with Thomson & McKinnon in 1977, retiring from successor firm Prudential Securities in 1987.
He was a past president of The Racquet Club of Philadelphia, a member of the U.S. Court Tennis Association (USCTA), and a founding member and chairman emeritus of the U.S. Court Tennis Preservation Foundation at the time of his death.
An avid and highly accomplished court tennis and racquets player, he was The Racquet Club singles champion in 1966, 1969 and 1979 and club doubles champion in 1965 and 1979. He was a semifinalist in the 1965 U.S. Court Tennis National Championships. Allison Danzig, the late N.Y. Times sportswriter and only one to extensively cover court tennis, described his "hurtling left-handed railroad serve" and the "biting cut" of his floor shots. He was inducted into the U.S. Court Tennis Hall of Fame. Known for his uncompromising sportsmanship, the USCTA annually awards the H. Dickson S. Boenning Sportsmanship Award.
He was a member of The Racquet Club of Philadelphia, The Clambake Club of Newport, Newport Reading Room, Conanicut Yacht Club and former member of Sunnybrook Golf Club, the Philadelphia Cricket Club and The Philadelphia Club. He was a member of the Military Order of Foreign Wars and Sons of the American Revolution.
He is survived by his sons Dickson Garnett Boenning and his wife Emily of Jamestown, Evan Foulke Boenning and his wife Nancy of Aspen, Colo., David Ellis Boenning of Newport, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
A family graveside service will be held in Philadelphia.
Memorial contributions may be made in his name to the Jamestown Fire Department-EMS Division, 50 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown, RI 02835, and The United States Court Tennis Preservation Foundation, P.O. Box 194, Jamestown, RI 02835.


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NEW BERLIN The cold weather has thickened the ice on Chenango Lake and there is no thaw in sight, allowing the annual Perch Derby held by the Oxford Lions Club to be held on Saturday, Feb. 4 as scheduled. The derby begins at 7 a.m. and continues until 2 p.m.
NBT Bank is sponsoring a $1,000 prize for the first perch caught with a 2012 tag. As in the past, if no tagged perch is caught, the $1,000 will be raffled off to registered anglers only. Preferred Mutual Insurance, New Berlin, is sponsoring the second $500 prize for the lucky angler catching a second perch with a 2012 tag. Also, $150 will be paid for the largest perch and $150 for the largest pickerel caught during the day, compliments of Mayhoods Sporting Goods and Dr. Richard Polgar.
Registration begins at 6 a.m. and continues until 1 p.m. The $5 registration fee and all other proceeds from the derby will be used to fund the many community projects that the Oxford Lions Club supports such as eye examinations and eyeglasses for those in need.
This is a great opportunity to get outside and enjoy the winter season and at the same time support Lions Club projects, said Lion Mike Mayhood. We have had a number of people pre-register for the event already. Prizes will be given away for the largest perch caught every 15 minutes of the Derby. A menu of hot food and drinks will be available all day on the ice. Look for more information at the Oxford Lions website, www.oxfordlions.org.


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Reviewed By Patrick H (ALBUQUERQUE, NM) Reviewed for a 2006 Honda Accord —6/7/2016 1:25 PM
The Injen high performance mufflers were perfect for my wife's car. The 2006 Honda Accord V-6 comes stock with two resonators, which I left attached and the sound is perfect for her car, a low and quite rumble, which intensifies as you run the rpms. More sound would be realized if one or both resonators were removed.