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As of 2015, the "American Pickers" do not have a dedicated eBay store. However, eBay does collect available "American Pickers" merchandise together in a single site that features a variety of merchandise, including DVDs, signed photos, clothing and toys.
The most prominent merchandise, as of 2015, is the selection of "American Pickers" DVDs, which includes both entire seasons of the show and discs such as "The Best of American Pickers." Because the page collects sales from individuals all over the world, buyers in America should be sure to select Region 1 DVDs to ensure that they will play correctly on an American DVD player.
Another prominent item for sale is signed photos of individuals from the TV show. Different sellers offer signed photos of Lauren Wray and Mike Wolfe. For maximum authenticity, buyers should focus on sellers who offer a certificate of authenticity along with the autograph.
Other items sold via eBay are "American Pickers" T-shirts featuring the "Antique Archaeology" slogan.
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Post Edited By Moderator (Lynnwood) : 10/3/2007 2:58:04 PM (GMT-6)
Hello Aree! Welcome to the forum!!
The methotraxate and other drugs cause me to feel isolated and not even want my husband near me. I'm guessing that this feeling of isolation is not related to the drugs, but more about how you feel about yourself and how bone tired we get. Pain and fatigue rob our bodies of essential brain chemicals that would normally give us a sense of well-being as well as allowing us to interperet the world around us correctly.
I lie about the pain to seem stronger and yet I limp and swell every where I try to hide a lot of my issues too. But I give periodic updates to hubby at appropriate times, like "I'm really having a hard time sleeping for the last couple weeks because the pain is not being controlled and I can't get enough pillows in the bed to support everything properly, etc. etc" Our loved ones NEED to know what is ACTUALLY going on with us . . . but they don't need a blow by blow all day, every day. If you give information periodically, your family is more able to support you and you may feel less isolated. Men, espescially, don't read body language and clues very well . . . they can interpret as "drama" or not notice it at all. If you say you don't hurt, but then you limp and swell . . . he may think that you actually don't hurt, but that you have a limp. So you have "trained" him to stay out of the loop. If you don't share, no-one can help. Guys REALLY, REALLY want to help. If they can't help then they walk around like the problem doesn't exist . . . that is how they make their world work.
I dont want to be loved physically but sill desire to help everyone...have I lost my mind? No . . . you have not lost your mind. Those whith chronic, debilitating illness can understand exactly waht you are saying.
why do I lose my balance, and drop things? There is actually a current topic about that. See http://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=29&m=924179&g=928377#m928377 It seems that lots of us have issues with falling, balance and dropping things.
does anyone attribute the meds to physical imbalance, isolation and low sex drive at least for me, was happening MORE before meds. The isolation and low sex drive seem to have a LOT to do with how we are feeling about ourselves. You have had this disease a long time to have still not come to terms with it. There is a way that you learn to live with it . . . to co-exist with it. To pace yourself so that you don't cause a flare. You certainly need to grieve for your old life . . but to make that grieving period, but then we need to pick ourselves up and figure out how to make all of this work. That means trying meds (with a positive attitude) and trying different combinations and types of meds to find out what works for our own individual body. That can take a very long period of time and then the disease process changes and we have to readjust frequently.
I'm glad you found us . . . if you stick around and read and post, you'll find that by-and-large people here are very positive. The last few days we've had an unusual amount of posts where people are just having a really hard time. When the length of daylight shortens it can also rob us of the brain chemicals that I was talking about above . . . so that might be part of the bigger picture.
Glad you found us!!!
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Thank you all for the warm receptions. I cry because someone understands, and not just says that they do. Alwaysrosie you put it simply if I cant control the waves I'd better learn to surf. I will try every link you gave me for the meds. thanks again, Aree
Oh Aree . . . You are SO welcome!! I'm so glad that my post was helpful. It is SO hard to word things in a way that reads what was intended. I always worry about offending someone with the "surf attitude". I have learned over the years that my emotional energy is something I must guard very wisely. I can be just as drained from worry, shock, guilt, grief as I can from working too hard physically. I have learned LOTS of little tips here at the forum. Each little tid-bit adds up and lightens our load. Its kind of a dance we learn.
You also might enjoy an essay called "The Spoon Theory" You can find it at butyoudontlooksick.com If you print it out, it really helps explain to your hubby and others how you really feel.
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THANKS PATTYLATTY AND HIPPIEMOM2, YOU ARE BOTH RIGHT i DO FEEL less isolated I think I need to deal with some inner healing and all of the positive things you guys state are encouraging me to tie a knot at what seemed to be the end of a short rope and just hold on. I did not know who to or where to turn to. After all these years of being dignosed the last 3 have been excruciating and depressing but your messages are making that feeling of being misunderstood less of an issue. thanks Aree
Hi aree, I'm carol. I see you got great folks here helping you out. I'm having a little bit of brain fog right now so I'll just say welcome to the group. It sounds like you really need a place like this to share what is going on with you. I know it has been a God send for me. So one more big welcome and a huge HUG!
looking forward to getting to know you
Emmy, your todays story more than equates to so many of my days and situations. Maybe you are open with your friends and family and they listen-hear-understand, that support is great. I am so thankful you found energy to work your way to the pc and welcome me, please, however I do urge you to be careful and take it gradually. Sometimes I awake (well after hours of morning stiffness) thinking I can do anything but the later day price isnt worth it. As I was writing this my phone interrupted us the caller explained that they found an agency to pick up 66% of my next rounds of chemo drug(rituxan) I am so thankful because I have begun to drop things and lose my balance a great deal more often than usual, maybe this will help. stay comfortable and again I appreciate you thinking of me. (do you know much about rituxan) thanks Aree
Post Edited By Moderator (Lynnwood) : 10/6/2007 10:37:04 AM (GMT-6)
Hi Aree,
Another welcome coming your way! There's really nothing for me to add to the great advice and support you have already been given. This forum is awsome, isn't it! Everyone is so kind and helpful. It's great to have a place to come where everyone understands or can relate to what your dealing with.
Hang in there and please keep us updated. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.


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Weekend in Salt Lake
This last weekend I flew home to visit my family for the first time in several weeks. It was great to see the kids and my wife, to visit with my parents and siblings, and to generally be with the family. I was worried that I might end up liking it so much that I might just stay.. but fortunately it just got me all the more anxious to have my family move out with me. So what did we do with the family? First, we went to the Hogle Zoo. It's a fun place for the boys, as we used to have a membership there and spent a lot of time watching the animals. It was a blast, and tired out the boys pretty well. Then we took a drive up the canyon. I wanted to head up the canyon before I moved to San Diego, but didn't get a chance. This time we made it. We went up to Park City and around into Heber for lunch. I really like Heber City.. It's not at all like Park City, and that's the way the locals like it. On the main road into Heber, there is a little drive in called Granny's. It's well known for it's shakes and burgers. They used to have battered "English-style chips", but they've stopped making them, apparently. But we stopped and had a great lunch. The boys were not that hungry and so didn't eat their grilled cheese sandwiches, but I had a great "Donkey burger" (basically a bleu cheese bacon burger with Cajun seasoning on the meat), and a German Chocolate shake. We continued down past Deer Creek to Orem, and back home. My oldest got a little restless, but the youngest fell asleep, and I called that mission accomplished. We did a little shopping, and then hung out at home. On Sunday night I flew back home to San Diego. I was expecting to get in about 10:45 PST, and then get home by 11:30 or so. Well, as we get on the plane, everyone settled down and ready to go, the flight attendant announced we have to get off because the plane is broken, and then get loaded up on another plane. It was, by this time, 9:45, when our flight was slated to leave. I figured we would be leaving an hour late. We boarded the next plane, and sure enough, we flew in an hour late. It turned out there was an issue with the thruster not stowing properly on the previous plane, which meant the plane was not safe to fly. Still, I made it home by 12:30 pm, just in time to crash and make it back to work this morning.The weekend was fun, refreshing, and I enjoyed it. Now, I'm looking forward to this weekend: back to the beach. Four more weekends before my family moves out with me, and I can't wait.
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Is it possible to change the past?
Last month, my eight year old son Matthew said he wanted to go to the Rose Bowl game. Recalling when I was eight, I asked my father to take me to a World Series game, but he thought it would be a hassle and so I never went. To this day, I still harbor the disappointment, and wanted to rectify a past wrong.
So I hunted for weeks before finding two tickets for face value – even though that translated to $135 apiece! But when I told Matthew I had tickets to the game, his face lit up in a way that makes everything about parenting worthwhile.
Then came a new challenge: getting to Pasadena on New Year's Day. The more I learned, the more apprehensive I became. Some people went the night before to ensure a parking space. There was the Gold Line train, but the thought of parking at Union Station made me uneasy. I could try parking in Pasadena, but the traffic leaving the Rose Parade would be a nightmare. And I knew that an 8 year old would not enjoy a 45 minute walk.
So on New Year's morning I woke up at 4:00am in a cold sweat, agonizing over what to do. I turned on the TV, and learned they now expected almost one million people at the Parade. I began to slowly come apart at the seams, and I actually began to sympathize with my father's theory that going to a big game was one big hassle.
But I wasn't going to be my father. So with lots of bravado – and plenty of coffee — we left for Pasadena at the start of the Rose Parade. The freeways were emptier than I have ever seen, and we shortly entered what seemed like heaven – a parking space close to the Rose Bowl.
Everything was wonderful — except we now had five hours to spare before kickoff! But with Star Wars playing on a portable DVD player, Matthew was happy, I took a well deserved nap, and before we knew it we had begun that arduous 10 minute walk to the stadium.
We got to our seats and they were beautiful; my feelings of anxiety and fatigue just melted away. We sat in front of four women who thought it was adorable that Matthew would stand up on his seat to watch the game. That he blocked their view was irrelevant. It was 70 degrees in January, the Trojans were winning, and all was right with the world.
It did take a couple of hours to get out of the parking lot afterwards, but when we got home, I told Matthew this was one of the best days of my life. And I only hope if he has a child someday, Matthew will share this story with them. And not feel the need to change one thing about his childhood.
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Baruch College Presents Series of Free Entrepreneurship Workshops in March
New York, NY, March 8, 2010 -- The Baruch College Field Center for Entrepreneurship will offer four free workshops for both budding entrepreneurs and established small business owners during March. Topics covered include critical elements of building a successful small business.
Wed., March 17: Mastering Your Market Opportunity
-- Marketing strategies to enhance your ability to communicate with customers, technical assistance providers, lenders and investors.
Tues., March 23: Consumer Insight through Ethnographic Research
-- Research techniques that will enable you to develop consumer insights and gain a competitive advantage.
Wed., March 24: Strategic Planning for Small Business
-- Explore the entire strategic planning process from visioning to action planning.
Thurs., March 25 Starting and Running Your LLC: Tax and Legal Considerations
-- How to start and run an LLC, including how to organize paperwork, handle day-to-day legal meetings, minutes, consents and resolutions.
WHEN All workshops take place from 6 – 8 p.m.
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Her reflection is a constant reminder of how she got them.
The man who scarred her haunts not only her dreams, but also her reality.
Some nightmares don't go away in the daylight.
Two men stand up to save her from the nightmares.
Both are men of the mafia, waiting behind a door she doesn't want to open.
Amo the soldier and Lucca the underboss.
The Beast and the Boogieman.
Who will she choose?
|Absolute disappointment! I have been waiting for this book a long time and I am really not happy with it. It was mostly a rehash of Nero. I already read that one...did not need it rehashed in this one. There was no real interaction with either Lucca or Amo that was not done in Nero previously...about two or three scenes new maybe. It was short, no real progress to the story of Chloe and her love interests. And it ended on a cliffhanger..not a good cliffhanger either. I wanted to actually have a good story about Chloe and got what amounts to a prequel of the actual story. At least I hope the next book is the story. Hate having to wait once more for Chloe's story to be told.
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Gap Inc. Reports March Sales
SAN FRANCISCO--()--Gap Inc. (NYSE: GPS) today reported that March 2012 net sales increased 10 percent compared with last year.
Net sales for the five-week period ended March 31, 2012 were $1.46 billion compared with net sales of $1.33 billion for the five-week period ended April 2, 2011. The company's comparable sales for March 2012, which include the associated comparable online sales, were up 8 percent compared with a 10 percent decrease for March 2011.
"We delivered solid sales performance in March and are pleased with customer response to product across all brands," said Glenn Murphy, chairman and chief executive officer of Gap Inc.
Comparable sales for March 2012, including the associated comparable online sales, were as follows:
- Gap North America: positive 9 percent versus negative 9 percent last year
- Banana Republic North America: positive 5 percent versus negative 8 percent last year
- Old Navy North America: positive 11 percent versus negative 12 percent last year
- International: positive 2 percent versus negative 9 percent last year
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Gap Inc. is a leading global specialty retailer offering clothing, accessories, and personal care products for men, women, children, and babies under the Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Piperlime, and Athleta brands. Fiscal 2011 net sales were $14.5 billion. Gap Inc. products are available for purchase in over 90 countries worldwide through about 3,000 company-operated stores, about 200 franchise stores, and e-commerce sites. For more information, please visit www.gapinc.com.
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Broward Health Ball
Enjoy live music, cocktails, dinner and dancing while raising funds for all hospitals within the Broward Health health care system. The fourth annual Broward Health Ball will take place May 14 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood.
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HONG KONG -- With nearly 300 films being screened at this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival, it's easy to feel lost in a sea of celluloid. But help is at hand from the Wheel of Emotions, a handy little tool on the HKIFF Web site that helps you decide what to see, based on your mood or what you'd like your mood to be.
With what festival organizers are calling a first, one can choose from 10 states of mind, then let the Wheel of Emotions do its magic.
"We got the idea from all the reports that people are going to movies to forget their troubles these days," HKIFF Society executive director Soo-wei Shaw said. "About 25% of people going to watch movies decide on the spot what to watch, so we're targeting them."
Feeling warm and fuzzy? The wheel will select five "feel good" selections that will make you "want to hug everyone." Lucky enough to be in love? The wheel will deliver the "perfect date movie." Want to get smart and wiser? You're just a click away with the "Wiser" selection.
If you can't even decide how you feel, then click the "Spin the Wheel" option, and it randomly chooses an emotion for you.
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Fellow infidels,
Constantine exposes the horror of how an Islamic state, Iran, used its children to clear mine fields with their bodies. If these Islamic monsters would do this to their own children, what would they do to our children? These actions are cowardly at the least; satanic most likely – Burkasrugly
From 1980 till 1988 the Iraqi-Iranian War was fought with an unbelievable toll of dead on both sides. On the Iranian side the commander was the Ayatollah Khomeini. The Iraqi side was led by the Butcher of Baghdad, Saddam Hussein (obviously a master strategist). It was the gross ineptitude of both leaders that caused the excessive casualties.
This was the second longest war of the 20th Century that pitted nation states against each other. Iraqi dead were close to 500,000, while the Iranians suffered even higher tolls. No one is certain, but perhaps over a 1,000,000 Iranian soldiers and civilians died. The war was a classic Sunni vs. Shia civil war that has been going on for 1,400 years. (See my earlier blog: Islamic Civil War) Saddam Hussein was the Sunni and Ayatollah Khomeini was the Shia. Poison gas was used by mainly by Iraqis. Blister agents such as mustard and chlorine gas killed tens of thousands of Iranians who lacked the most rudimentary protective masks and clothing.
Yet the most odious feature of the war was how minefields were cleared. Hundreds of thousands of young boys were drafted for these operations. By the second year of the war the battlefield resembled France during World War I. Both sides were heavily entrenched with deep and wide minefields protecting the trenches. Here is where the boys were
used. Several thousands at a time were conveyed to the Iranian front. There an Iranian General read the boys a prepared speech (by Ayatollah Khomeini) exhorting how wonderful it was to die as a martyr for glorious Islam. Often times these kids were plied with alcohol and drugs. Then with great ceremony each one had a gold key hung around their neck. The key they were told guaranteed them entrance to Paradise. Then they were marched forward, unarmed, across the minefields. Iraqi machine gun fire and artillery shells decimated their ranks. Soon a cacophony of explosions erupted as
the boys began detonating the mines often with their bare feet. (Why waste a perfectly good pair of shoes when you know legs are going to be blown off.) After the crescendo of blasts subsided signalling the clearance of the mines, real soldiers were sent in to overwhelm the Iraqis.
The few Western reporters who witnessed the unarmed march of these boys to almost certain death wrote about severed legs and arms, intestines scattered across the battlefield, heads separated from torsos, and bodies literally blown to pieces. Death was almost inevitable. Survivors within days were sent on new suicide missions. Some of these boy were as young as eight to ten years old. This was a horrendous war crime for which no Iranian General has ever been held accountable.
Islam is about power pure and simple. Throughout the long and bloody reign of Islam their commanders have never flinched from sacrificing the lives of other human beings to
maintain their evil grip on tyrannical power. Caliph is just a nicer word for a blood thirsty monster who will do whatever barbaric deeds he needs to maintain power.
Oh, those golden keys to Paradise were fake. They were not really golden. They were produced by the tens of thousands. They were made out of cheap plastic. They were simply spray painted gold. Counterfeit keys to manipulate young, naive boys to a counterfeit Paradise urged onward by a counterfeit religion, Islam.
Sacred deception was taken to a new tragic level on the killing fields of Iran.
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Austria's conservative Freedom Party stunned Europe with a strong showing in Sunday's elections.
Early returns show that Jrg Haider, known for his far-right views and his perpetual tan, led his party into second place with 27.22 percent of the vote. It garnered 5 percent of the vote in the last election.
The conservative Austrian People's Party of Wolfgang Schuessel dropped to third place overall, losing 1.39 percent of the vote for a total of 26.9 percent.
Mr. Schuessel and other party leaders were hoping to win a large enough share of some 200,000 absentee ballots to ultimately overtake Mr. Haider's party, which outdistanced the conservatives by a mere 14,300 votes. The election's final results will be announced next week.
While Schuessel said he would honor his pre-election pledge to go into opposition if his party finishes third, he said Sunday he was confident the final result would keep his party in second place overall - and in the government. The Social Democrats of Chancellor Viktor Klima, which ruled in a coalition, lost ground but held on to win with 33 percent of the vote.
Despite the embarrassing outcome, Mr. Klima ruled out resigning, saying as leader of the strongest party he would try to form the next government.
Haider has gained ground in recent years, say analysts, because he has managed to address people's grievances in strident speeches and because of fears among many Austrians that the anticipated European Union expansion to the east - into the former Soviet bloc - could put jobs at risk. He is also telegenic and - for many - radiates charisma.
Many Austrians were puzzled by the fact that while Haider did well, some 47 percent of people queried in a poll said they are in favor of seeing the governing coalition remain in office.
Reaction throughout Europe focused on Haider's pro-Nazi comments. The Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera's front page carried an editorial cartoon with a figure of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler raising his right hand and yelling "Sieg Haider." The French Catholic daily La Croix, called Haider's success "authoritarian populism 'made in Austria.' "
"This is terrible, it is frightening ... the world has not learned from its history," said Israeli Justice Minister Yossi Beilin.
Some European papers warned against scaremongering and said that Haider's performance should be a lesson to overly complacent governments.
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Headlines (Scroll down for complete stories):1. Rush Limbaugh Still Tough on McCain2. Harold Ickes Is Hillary's Point Man on Superdelegates3. Jerry Brown for Governor . . . Again!4. Money Laundering Law 'Stretched Beyond Recognition'5. Jewish Delegates Could Be Key in Democratic Race6. McCain Plays Down Temper7. We Heard: Rupert Murdoch, Melanie Morgan
1. Rush Limbaugh Still Tough on McCain
Top radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh isn't softening his criticism of John McCain now that he's the presumptive GOP candidate — and Rush says he won't abandon his conservative principles even to defeat the Democrats.
Responding to a caller who suggested that Rush spends "too much time criticizing" McCain and could in effect help elect the Democratic candidate, Limbaugh said on April 2: "If that happens to be the case, there will be one person responsible for that, and that will be Senator McCain, not me. Senator McCain is the one actively seeking Democrat votes.
"Senator McCain gives a speech at Annapolis today, and he basically tells the achievers of this country, the people who are working, that they are cynical and lazy, and that they have had wealth come to them too easy and they need to go out and do public service.
"He needs to give that speech to the people in the entitlement industry in this country who are sitting around waiting for handouts from their fellow citizens.
"The Republican Party is the home of people who believe in American exceptionalism, and Senator McCain's speech is not about American exceptionalism. He's clearly targeting liberal Democrats as his support base."
Rush told listeners that after he delivered a recent speech, someone in the crowd told him to "get over it," referring to McCain being the GOP nominee-in-waiting.
Limbaugh said on his show: "I said, 'Get over it? You're asking me to get over my principles! You're asking me to get over what I think is best for this country. You're asking me to get over what I think needs to be done, and that is liberals need to be defeated and not joined and not appeased.'"
Rush also said that if he did endorse McCain now, not only would he "lose my audience," but liberal Democrats and independents who are going to vote for him "would scram, if they think that I all of a sudden like him. The worst thing I could do is come out and endorse the guy."
Later in the show Limbaugh changed course and referred to a shocking recent study that found that three out of 10 American public high school students do not graduate, and in many cities less than half receive a diploma.
"There's no question that inner-city schools are failing minority kids," said Limbaugh.
"These are primarily black and Hispanic kids in Democrat Party-run cities, and they are left to fail year after year, decade after decade! Liberalism is giving us this problem, and it has for a long time . . .
"Liberal politics is designed to keep unions strong, including the teachers and minority kids underachieving. I mean, to the extent that there's institutional racism in America, it is in these blue states, run by liberal Democrats for years."
Limbaugh did return to his earlier target, John McCain.
"The problem, folks, is liberalism — liberalism which controls most of the government and how it seeks to transform our society for the worst," Limbaugh stated.
"Senator McCain could easily address that and contrast himself with the Democrats also seeking the presidency, but he doesn't; he doesn't address it in this way. He doesn't blame the government or liberalism for this, because he believes in a lot of it."
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2. Harold Ickes Is Hillary's Point Man on Superdelegates
With the Democratic primaries and caucuses now expected to end in stalemate, the party's superdelegates have become extremely important — and that makes political veteran Harold Ickes a key figure in the Hillary Clinton campaign.
"The man in charge of Clinton's feverish effort to lock up superdelegates is Ickes, whose enthusiasm for no-holds-barred politics sometimes rattles friend and foes alike," the Los Angeles Times reported.
Democratic superdelegates number nearly 800, and these elected officials, party leaders and activists can vote for whichever candidate they choose, regardless of the results of the primary or caucus in their state.
Clinton led Barack Obama in superdelegates by a margin of 108 in December, but that lead has now dwindled to around 30, according to Associated Press surveys.
And with neither Hillary nor Obama likely to have enough delegates to secure the nomination before the Democratic convention in August, the outcome of the battle for superdelegates could prove to be the deciding factor in selecting the nominee.
That's where Ickes comes in.
The 68-year-old son of President Franklin Roosevelt's Interior secretary, Ickes has played the role of party maverick for decades, the Times observes.
He worked for Eugene McCarthy's 1968 campaign to wrest the nomination from President Lyndon Johnson, aided Ted Kennedy's 1980 attempt to deny President Jimmy Carter the renomination, and worked for Jesse Jackson's presidential campaigns in 1984 and 1988.
Ickes, who also worked on Hillary's first Senate campaign, now runs her superdelegate effort from an office in Arlington, Va., where about 20 aides seek to woo uncommitted delegates and to prevent defections among those already committed to Clinton.
Ickes recognized early on how important the superdelegates might be in determining the nominee, and "in assigning him responsibility for them, Clinton chose a veteran whose loyalty was proven — and whose iron focus on the goal at hand matched her own," the Times noted.
Andy Card, President Bush's former chief of staff, also believes that neither Clinton nor Obama can win the nomination without superdelegates.
"I think it's very hard for Clinton to come up with a strategy to win it right now," Card told Newsmax.
"I'm inclined to think that the superdelegates will somehow caucus, or there will be some means for them to find a relative consensus, maybe before the Olympics in China, so that they can go to the convention in Denver with a known winner rather than a bloodbath."
3. Jerry Brown for Governor . . . Again!
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown dropped a few hints that he might decide to run for the office one more time.
Brown, who served two terms as a Democratic governor from 1975 to 1983 and is now California's attorney general, spoke at the California Democratic Party convention on March 29 and touted his achievements as the state's chief executive.
"I tried hard not to build freeways, but we built three times more than [Pete] Wilson and [George] Deukmejian combined," he said, referring to his Republican successors.
"Even without trying, we did more than those idiots."
He also acknowledged his reputation for unconventional ideas, the Los Angeles Times' Top of the Ticket column reported.
"They didn't call me Moonbeam for nothing," Brown said.
After attacking the Bush administration over several issues, Brown suggested he might run for governor in 2010.
"I don't do much these days except sue people," he said. "But maybe one of these days I'll get around to doing more than that, and maybe you'll help me."
Since Brown's terms in office are not covered by term limits that came into effect in 1990, he would not be barred from running for governor again.
Brown also served as the mayor of Oakland from 1998 to 2006, and sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976, 1980, and 1992.
4. Money Laundering Law 'Stretched Beyond Recognition'
Federal prosecutors are using a 1986 money laundering law to threaten and penalize defendants the law was never intended to target.
That's the view of Joel Androphy, a partner in Houston's Berg & Androphy law firm and author of a four-volume casebook on white-collar crime.
When Congress moved in 1986 to criminalize money laundering, the intent was to crack down on organized crime groups that were laundering the proceeds of drug deals and extortion through legitimate businesses and real estate, Androphy points out in Forbes magazine.
But prosecutors have extended its meaning to cover almost any offense that involves cash, from gambling to Medicare fraud, even to people who overstate their income to get a mortgage.
In the hands of federal crime fighters, the law "has been stretched beyond recognition," Androphy writes.
He points to one case, now on appeal, in which a drug courier caught with drug proceeds in his car was convicted of money laundering, a charge that carries a fine of up to $500,000 and 20 years in prison, even though he merely transported the cash from one point to another.
Prosecutors often use a money laundering charge and the threat of a long prison term to extract pleas from defendants in fraud cases, says Androphy, who concludes: "In the civil realm, Congress has moved to rein in outrageously unfair punitive damage awards in security suits and tort cases.
"Money laundering charges are the punitive damages of the criminal sector. It's time Congress cracked down on the prosecutors."
5. Jewish Delegates Could Be Key in Democratic Race
A disproportionately large number of Democratic superdelegates are Jewish, and they could prove crucial in deciding whether Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama wins the party's nomination.
Thus far 36 Jewish superdelegates have declared for Clinton, while Obama has 12 Jewish superdelegates. But 26 Jewish superdelegates are among those who are still undeclared.
"If the Democratic presidential primary comes down to a photo finish, these Jewish insiders could play an outsized role in anointing a nominee at the party's August convention," according to the Forward, a Jewish publication that has conducted a new survey of Jewish superdelegates.
Superdelegates are largely elected officials and party officials, and the number of Jewish politicians has grown significantly in the past half-century. In 2006, 33 Jewish candidates were elected to Congress, up from 13 in 1950, the Forward reports.
And over the past 15 years, the Democratic National Committee has had three Jewish chairs.
One of those chairs, Massachusetts-based activist Steve Grossman, is now a Clinton fundraiser. And with Obama ahead of Hillary in pledged delegates and the popular vote, Grossman has sent out an open letter to DNC members urging them not to fall in behind Obama until all state contests are concluded.
Grossman told the Forward that if the result from the disputed Florida primary is counted, and Hillary does well in upcoming primaries, the overall results would be inconclusive and it would be the responsibility of superdelegates to vote their conscience.
The Forward also notes that Hillary has personally been doing some "heavy arm-twisting" in an effort to secure Jewish superdelegates.
6. McCain Plays Down Temper
John McCain has brushed aside suggestions that his well-known quick temper could interfere with his ability to serve as president.
The Republican nominee-in-waiting admitted that he can get angry on occasion, but he told CNN's Dana Bash that was a "very minor thing" compared to his achievements in Congress.
"My leadership qualities required an even temper and those abilities to reach across the aisle and work with Democrats for the good of my constituents and the country are clear indications that that's a very minor thing as compared to my record of accomplishment," he said.
McCain also said he believes voters will expect him to get angry from time to time.
"When I see corruption in Washington, when I see wasting [of] tax dollars, when I see people behaving badly — they expect me to get angry, and I will get angry," he told Bash.
McCain has been dubbed "Senator Hothead" by more than one publication, and he's lashed out in anger at fellow Republican Senators on several occasions.
Last year he dropped the "f" word on Texas Sen. John Cornyn during a discussion of an immigration bill, and he has also hurled epithets at Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley and New Mexico Sen. Pete Domenici.
McCain quickly apologized to Cornyn, who endorsed McCain's presidential bid in February.
7. We Heard . . .
THAT conservative activist Melanie Morgan has praised Newsmax for its efforts in support of the Marines accused of killing Iraqi civilians in Haditha in 2005.
Reporting that Lance Cpl. Stephen Tatum had been exonerated, becoming the fifth Marine out of the eight originally implicated to be cleared, radio personality Morgan stated on her Web site: "My organization, Move America Forward, played a small role in helping the [Marines'] families by swapping e-mail lists with Newsmax.com to fundraise for legal defense expenses.
"Newsmax.com's publisher Chris Ruddy took the leadership role in helping these young men."
Newsmax has raised nearly one-half million dollars to help pay the Marines' legal bills.
Morgan left the air on San Francisco radio station KSFO on March 3. Her Move America Forward organization supports U.S. armed forces in the war on terror, and has been called the conservative answer to MoveOn.org.
THAT News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch believes U.S. antitrust officials may seek to block his acquisition of Long Island's Newsday newspaper.
News Corp. is one of several bidders for Newsday.
After delivering an address to Georgetown University students in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Murdoch — whose holdings include the New York Post — said acquiring Newsday will make the Post "viable and give it a much more secure future."
Then he added that the antitrust division of the U.S. Justice Department "may not let us have it," The Wall Street Journal reported.
News Corp. last year acquired Dow Jones & Co., publisher of the Journal.
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Then came the Japanese invasion, civil war and the communist victory. With their egalitarian, anti-Western stance, China's new rulers despised everything that pre-war Shanghai had stood for and deliberately ran the city down, siphoning off its surplus to other parts of the country. Shanghai came to resemble a living museum, housing the largest array of Art Deco architecture in the world. Yet the Shanghainese never lost their ability to make waves for themselves. The present boom dates back to 1990, with the opening of the "New Bund" – the Special Economic Zone across the river in Pudong. Ever since, the city has enjoyed double digit growth, and if present plans for a new economic free trade zone come to pass, it will likely one day rival Hong Kong as Asia's financial centre.
Yet old Shanghai has not disappeared. Most of the urban area was partitioned between foreign powers until 1949, and their former embassies, banks and official residences still give large sections of Shanghai an early twentieth-century European flavour. It's still possible to make out the boundaries of what used to be the foreign concessions, with the bewildering tangle of alleyways of the old Chinese city at its heart. Only along the Huangpu waterfront, amid the stolid grandeur of the Bund, is there some sense of space – and here you feel the past more strongly than ever. It's ironic that the relics of hated foreign imperialism are now protected as city monuments.
Shanghai does not brim with obvious attractions, however. Besides the Shanghai Museum, the Suzhou-reminiscent gardens of Yu Yuan, and the Huangpu River cruise, there are few tourist sights with broad appeal. But the place absolutely excels in all materialistic pleasures, so make sure you sample the fantastic restaurant and nightlife scenes, and budget some time for serious shopping. Perhaps the greatest fascination is in simply absorbing the splendour of a city so extravagantly on the up. Shanghai is also one of the few Chinese cities that rewards aimless wandering, and it's fascinating to stroll the Bund, explore the pockets of colonial architecture in the former French Concession, or get lost in the old city's alleys.
Located at the confluence of the Yangzi River, the Grand Canal and the Pacific Ocean, Shanghai served as a major commercial port from the Song dynasty, channelling the region's extensive cotton crop to Beijing, the hinterland and Japan. By the Qing dynasty, vast mercantile guilds had established economic and, to some extent, political control of the city. In the words of East India Company representative Hugh Lindsay, "the city had become the principal emporium of Eastern Asia" by the 1840s.
Following the Opium Wars, the British moved in under the Treaty of Nanking in 1842, to be rapidly followed by the French in 1847. These two powers set up the first foreign concessions in the city – the British along the Bund and the area to the north of the Chinese city, the French in an area to the southwest, on the site of a cathedral a French missionary had founded two centuries earlier. Later the Americans (in 1863) and the Japanese (in 1895) came to tack their own areas onto the British Concession, which expanded into the so-called International Settlement. Traders were allowed to live under their own national laws, policed by their own armed forces, in a series of privileged enclaves that were leased indefinitely. By 1900, the city's favourable position, close to the main trade route to the major silk- and tea-producing regions, had allowed it to develop into a sizeable port and manufacturing centre. At this time, it was largely controlled by the "Green Gang", the infamous Chinese crime syndicate founded in the 1700s by unemployed boatmen, which by the 1920s ran the city's vast underworld. Businessmen and criminals who flouted the Green Gang's strict code of behaviour were subject to "knee-capping" punishment – having every visible tendon severed with a fruit knife before being left to die on a busy pavement.
Shanghai's cheap workforce was swollen during the Taiping Uprising by those who took shelter from the slaughter in the foreign settlements, and by peasants attracted to the city's apparent prosperity. Here China's first urban proletariat emerged, and the squalid living conditions, outbreaks of unemployment and glaring abuses of Chinese labour by foreign investors made Shanghai a natural breeding ground for revolutionary politics. The Chinese Communist Party was founded in the city in 1921, only to be driven underground by the notorious massacre of hundreds of strikers in 1927.
Inevitably, after the Communist takeover in 1949, the bright lights dimmed. The foreign community may have expected "business as usual", but the new regime was determined that Shanghai should play its role in the radical reconstruction of China. The worst slums were knocked down to be replaced by apartments, the gangsters and prostitutes were taken away for "re-education", and foreign capital was ruthlessly taxed if not confiscated outright (although Chiang Kai-shek did manage to spirit away the gold reserves of the Bank of China to Taiwan, leaving the city broke). For 35 years, Western influences were forcibly suppressed.
Even after 1949, the city remained a centre of radicalism – Mao, stifled by Beijing bureaucracy, launched his Cultural Revolution here in 1966. Certain Red Guards even proclaimed a Shanghai Commune, before the whole affair descended into wanton destruction and petty vindictiveness. After Mao's death, Shanghai was the last stronghold of the Gang of Four in their struggle for the succession, though their planned coup never materialized.
Shanghai's fortunes rebounded during China's opening up in the post-Mao era: many key modernizing officials in the central government came from the Shanghai area, and Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji were both former mayors of the city.
As well as an important power base for the ruling party, Shanghai has always been the most fashion-conscious and outward-looking city in China, its people the most highly skilled labour force in the country, and renowned for their quick wit and entrepreneurial skills. Many Shanghainese fled to Hong Kong after 1949 and oversaw the colony's economic explosion, while a high proportion of Chinese successful in business elsewhere in the world emigrated from this area. Even during the Cultural Revolution, Western "excesses" like curled hair and holding hands in public survived in Shanghai. Despite the incomprehensibility of the local Shanghainese dialect to other Chinese, it has always been easier for visitors to communicate with the locals here than anywhere else in the country, because of the excellent level of English spoken and the familiarity with foreigners and foreignness.
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The Spanish defender is enjoying a run in the first team, and staking a claim for a regular place while he's there.
Nacho Monreal has told theclub's official website that his recent fine form is down to soaring confidence.
The Spaniard has started every one of the games during the Gunners' eight match-winning run, which has seen them soar up the table to second place, and with an outside chance of the Premier League title.
The defender also scored in the win over Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-finals, and says that his form is down to regular game time and growing belief.
"I think that I'm playing really well because I'm playing a lot of games," he said.
"I feel fit and my confidence is very high. Every player who plays for Arsenal is here because they are a great player not just good players. You need minutes on the pitch, that is the best way to play well."
Aside from feeling more settled on the pitch and his confidence growing as a result, the defender says that he is also feeling more comfortable off the pitch.
It is a well-known fact that players moving from other countries often take time to settle in England, with Manchester United's Angel Di Maria a prime example of that this season.
Monreal suffered a similar fate when he first arrived, and was quite regularly criticised for some of his performances, but now says he is feeling more British, and that is helping his form on the pitch.
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We at TNF have reviewed best budget smartphones for under Rs. 10,000 for those who are tight on budget. For those who are better off, and have money to spend, here are the Top 5 Best buy smartphones from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000
1: Micromax Canvas Knight A350 (Black Gold) Rs. 18,359.00
( TNF Choice as the best buy Smartphones from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000)
The best affordable phone, excellent in performance & style, the sound & video quality is mind blowing. This smartphone from Micromax sports some really impressive specs for a phone at this price range. Display is superb, if you play games you will love this phone. Well lets see the specs of this smartphone.
- 16MP primary camera with full HD video recording, flash, auto focus and 8MP front facing camera
- 5-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and 16.7M color support
- Android v4.4.2 KitKat operating system with 1.7GHz octa core processor.
- 2GB RAM, 32GB internal memory and dual SIM (GSM+GSM)
- 2350mAH battery providing talk-time of 7 hours and standby time of 175 hours on 2G networks
- 1 year manufacturer warranty for device and 6 months manufacturer warranty for in-box accessories including batteries from the date of purchase
Where to Buy : At the time of writing this review, the price in (India)
At Amazon Rs. 18,359.
At Flipkart : Rs. 18,128
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2: Nokia Lumia 1320 Windows phone OS 8: Rs.17,160.00
A 6 inch big display smartphone, very good built quality poly carbonate plastic. Has a great viewing angle. Affordable windows phone! Watching movies, YouTube videos is great fun due to the big screen.If you're looking for a smartphone that you can be proud of owning, the Nokia Lumia 1320 is the ideal choice for you.
5MP primary camera with auto focus, 4x digital zoom, touch focus, geotagging, LED flash, front facing camera with 640 x 480 pixels. Video recording.
6 inches IPS LCD super sensitive touchscreen with 1280×720 pixels resolution and 16M color
Windows phone 8 operating system with 1.7 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual core processor.
1GB RAM, 7GB cloud storage and 8GB internal memory expandable to 64GB.
3400mAH battery , talk time 25 hrs on 2G networks, 21 hrs. on 3G networks, standby time 672 hrs
Where to Buy: AMAZON INDIA : RS. 17,279.00
FLIPKART INDIA: Rs. 16,980
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This smartphone from Sony comes with a very nice looking design and also impressive specs. Awesome product from Sony at this price range.
Camera: 8MP primary camera with Pulsed and 4x digital zoom
Display: 5-inch, TFT Capacitive screen
Display Resolution: 960 x 540 pixels
Operating System: Android v4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
Processor: 1.2GHz Quad Core
Memory: 4GB internal memory, expandable up to 32GB
Battery: 2330mAH battery with 10 hours talk time and standby time of 588 hours on 2G network
PRICE: At FLIPKART: Rs. 16,469.00
At AMAZON : Rs. 16,690.00
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4. Xolo Q3000 : Rs. 15,599.00
( TNF second Choice as the best buy Smartphones from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000)
It's a big phone , with 5.7 – inch screen size, full HD display will blow you out. If you are in for a Phablet and this is the one, cant get a better one at this price range.
13MP primary camera with flash, digital zoom, auto focus, full HD video recording and 5MP front facing camera
5.7-inch full HD capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and 16M color support
Android v4.2 Jelly Bean operating system with 1.5GHz MTK6589 Turbo quad core processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB internal memory expandable up to 32GB and dual SIM (GSM+GSM)
4000mAH battery providing talk-time of 33 hours on 2G, 21 hours on 3G networks, standby time of 667 hours on 2G and 634 hours on 3G networks
PRICE : At : AMAZON : Rs. 15,599 (white) : Rs. 15,397.00 (Black)
At : FLIPKART : Rs. 16,549.00
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5: Intex Aqua Octa :
( TNF third Choice as the best buy Smartphones from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000)
Many may not be familiar with this brand of smartphone. Why we choose this, is because it offers an Octa-core processor at a very affordable price tag. The Intex Aqua Octa, is probably one of few smartphones available as of now with a MediaTrek octa-octa core processor, giving you sheer power.
6 inches Display (720 X 1280)
13MP Camera,
Front 5MP camera
1.7 GHz Processor
16GB ROM (Memory storage capacity)
Full HD Display IPS OGS Screen
Flip Cover FREE
Android 4.2 jelly bean
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There are many Smartphones from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000, price range. To list all of them is beyond the scope of this post. However when you click on the links above, whether at Amazon or Flipkart, you will see a variety of other smartphones at this price range. We just suggested these, ultimate choice is yours.
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Three Rottweiler mix puppies are safe after North Bergen police, animal control, and volunteers rescued the unattended brood in a trucking company lot over the holiday weekend, officials say.
The town's Police Department received a call from a concerned resident regarding the dogs around 3 p.m. Dec. 31, Police Chief Robert Dowd said.
It took around 12 hours to catch the critters, officials said.
The animals were located at a trucking company lot around 74th Street and Tonnelle Avenue. However, capturing the furry family was easier said than done.
"They were able to visually locate the dogs, but at first patrol was having a hard time corralling them, because they're quite fast," Dowd said.
Though media reports originally claimed the dogs included a mother dog and her puppies, further examination at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J. — where the dogs are being held — determined them to be puppies of around 9 months of age. According to Kaley Nugent, St. Hubert's marketing and communications director, the dogs are two males and one female.
Dogs are considered puppies until they're a year old.
Calling backup
The officers eventually called in Geoffrey Santini, the town's animal control officer, to come and help catch the dogs.
Santini brought his workers and two North Bergen High School football players — one of them his son – to help. The combined effort captured two of the puppies that evening.
"We weren't able to corral the [third] puppy that night," Dowd said. "He was a little elusive." With temperatures dropping into the teens, the group had to call off their search.
"They did set up a crate with some warm blankets, hoping that maybe the dog would find and utilize it during the night," Dowd said.
The following afternoon, Captain Robert Farley Jr. met with Santini and the volunteers for a second, successful search.
"Through some exhaustive efforts, they were able to corral that puppy, using an animal snare we had in the patrol car," Dowd said.
Officers took the puppy to his family at the New Jersey Humane Society Shelter in West New York, which Santini operates. They were later taken to St. Hubert's, where workers are assessing them medically and behaviorally before putting them up for adoption.
Good Samaritans
At the site where the dogs were found, someone was apparently caring for them, volunteers said.
"When we came, there was a blanket here; that's where the dogs were sleeping," said Sgt. Victor Queiro, one of the responding officers, pointing to an area at the site in front of a chain-link fence. "They were scared and shaking. Somebody was feeding them; there was clothes and water."
Though the dogs started barking at the approaching volunteers, they did not show any aggression and did not try attacking them, according to Santini.
"They were barking because they were afraid," Santini said. "They're nice dogs; they were friendly."
"I got a call from my boss, Santini, who asked if I could get down there and help them out," said Christopher Lopez, 17, a NBHS football player who volunteers for the NJ Humane Society. "So I responded and there was a bunch of cops down here. The third puppy outmaneuvered us."
Michael Santini, 16, another NBHS football player and Santini's son, also came to help. He also noted that the third dog was a challenge.
"It was very hard to get that dog," Santini said. "The dog was running around the area fast. We chased it around this entire lot. It was actually a very good experience; it was like football all over again."
Who left them?
North Bergen police have launched an investigation to find out who left the dogs.
If someone dumped the dogs there, said Dowd, it's a "terrible thing to do to these animals, because, as you can see by their photos, they're beautiful. I would speculate that charges are highly probable."
He added that it isn't likely the dogs escaped from a home, because the department has not received any reports.
"I know if I owned three beautiful animals, and they escaped from my home, and it's been two days, I certainly would've called the police looking for them," he said.
Anyone in town who notices an unattended animal is advised to call the Humane Society at 201-822-7333. Those with any information on the dogs' owners are asked to contact the North Bergen Police Department at 201-392-2100.
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