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Jesse McKinley / New York Times:
Trump Faces Pressure From N.Y. Lawmakers Over His Tax Returns and Pardons — The State Senate passed bills to create a path to release Mr. Trump's state tax returns, and to curtail the impact of presidential pardons in New York. — Taking aim at President Trump, New York lawmakers voted …
Discussion: Spectator USA, TaxProf Blog and Shareblue Media
Jacob Heilbrunn / Spectator USA: Donald Trump faces at-tax from all sides
Paul Caron / TaxProf Blog: NY Times: Steven Mnuchin Refuses To Release Trump's Tax Returns To Congress
Dan Desai Martin / Shareblue Media: New York is about to let Congress have Trump's state tax returns
New York Times:
Decade in the Red: Trump Tax Figures Show Over $1 Billion in Business Losses — Newly obtained tax information reveals that from 1985 to 1994, Donald J. Trump's businesses were in far bleaker condition than was previously known. — By the time his master-of-the-universe memoir "Trump …
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Walter Shapiro / New Republic: The Worst Businessman in America
Russ Choma / Mother Jones: New York Lawmakers Advance Bill to Provide Congress With Trump's Tax Returns
Lukas Mikelionis / Fox News: Ocasio-Cortez suggest Trump 'vulnerable to shady activity' due to alleged business losses decades ago
Katie Galioto / Politico: 'Fox & Friends' hosts defend Trump's massive losses as sign of 'impressive' business chops
Jennifer Rubin / Washington Post: Five takeaways from Trump's reported billion-dollar loss
Edward Morrissey / The Week: The dangerous precedent of Congress demanding Trump's tax returns
Ryan Bort / Rolling Stone: Business Genius Trump Lost More Money Than Anyone in America Between 1985-1994
Nicholas Kamm / Raw Story: Bombshell Trump tax revelations hint at massive cheating and vulnerability to Russian influence
Media Matters for America: Fox & Friends downplays blockbuster NY Times story on Trump's billion-dollar business losses
Charlie Spiering / Breitbart: Donald Trump Revealed His Billion-Dollar Tax Write Off on 'The Apprentice' 15 Years Before New York Times 'Bombshell'
Cristina Laila / The Gateway Pundit: Ex-CIA Chief John Brennan Viciously Attacks Trump as "Dishonest and Unethical" Following NYT Release of Trump Tax Docs
Molly Olmstead / Slate: Fox & Friends Hosts Defend Trump's $1 Billion Loss: "Wow, It's Pretty Impressive"
George Prayias / The Rush Limbaugh Show: New York Times Recycles Old Trump Tax Story
Matt Naham / Law & Crime: New York Senate Passes Bill to Let Congress See President Trump's State Tax Returns
Natalie Dickinson / Washington Press: Trump just furiously lashed out and gave a nonsense excuse for his embarrassing business losses
Allan Smith / NBC News: Trump responds to New York Times report he lost more than $1 billion, calls it 'hit job'
Audrey McNamara / The Daily Beast: Trump Tax Returns Show Over $1 Billion in Losses: NYT
David Cay Johnston / DCReport.org: The Biggest Loser — New Trump Tax Facts Hint at Massive Cheating …
Xeni Jardin / Boing Boing: Ten years of Trump tax info obtained by NYT shows he was 'The Biggest Loser'
Breck Dumas / TheBlaze: President Trump says report claiming he lost more than $1 billion over a decade is a 'hit job'
Erin Durkin / The Guardian: Democrats' demand to see Trump tax returns boosted by report of $1bn loss
Stephen A. Crockett Jr / The Root: New York Times' Report on Trump's Taxes Confirms He Is the Worst Businessman in the World, and Don Lemon's Got Jokes
Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway: Leak Reveals A Decade Of Trump Tax Information, But Nothing Very Illuminating
Farron Cousins / The Ring of Fire Network: Tax Returns Prove Trump Is A Cheater And A Loser
Chris Cillizza / CNN: Donald Trump's emperor-has-no-clothes moment on his wealth is here
David Taintor / Talking Points Memo: 'Fox And Friends' Has The Most Predictable Reaction To Story On Trump Losing Money
Anne Laurie / Balloon Juice: Open Thread: "A Clown Living on Credit"
Bess Levin / Vanity Fair: Trump Insists He Lost $1 Billion on Purpose
Nancy LeTourneau / Washington Monthly: Where Did America's Biggest Loser Get All That Cash?
Colby Hall / Mediaite: Trump Hits Back at Embarrassing NY Times Report: 'Highly Inaccurate Fake News Hit Job!'
Doug P. / twitchy.com: FAIL: Rep. Ocasio-Cortez wondering if this makes Trump 'vulnerable to shady activity' backfired just a little
Michael van der Galien / PJ Media Home: Trump Fires Back at New York Times: 'Very Old Information Put Out Is a Highly Inaccurate Fake News Hit Job!'
Conor Friedersdorf / The Atlantic: The Secret That Was Hiding in Trump's Taxes
Emily Stewart / Vox: Trump lost $1 billion over 10 years, New York Times report shows
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute: Trump's Taxes — The NY Times gets Trump's taxes from the late 80's and early 90's.
Jack Crosbie / Splinter: Fox News: If Trump is So Bad at Business How Come He Still Has a Big Plane????
Melissa McEwan / Shakesville: Trump's Leaked Taxes and His Redefining of Poverty
Paul Caron / TaxProf Blog: Grewal: The President's Tax Returns
Emily Singer / Shareblue Media: Trump says he lost $1 billion in 10 years for 'sport'
Undercover Blue / Hullabaloo: Your morning whataboutism by @BloggersRUs
Jon Queally / Common Dreams: It 'Was Sport' to Dodge Taxes, Admits Trump, After NYT Details Epic Business Failures
Lizzie Helmer / IJR: 'Literally the Worst Businessman in the Country': Don Lemon Rips Trump Over Bombshell Tax Report
James Barrett / Daily Wire: NYT Gets Trump's Tax Docs: 'Decade In The Red'; Trump Responds: 'Fake News Hit Job!'
Cameron Cawthorne / Washington Free Beacon: Pelosi on Mnuchin: 'We Do Have a Little Jail Down In the Basement of the Capitol'
David Gilbert / VICE News: Donald Trump Says His Businesses Lost $1 Billion on Purpose
Melissa Jones / Fort Smith/Fayetteville News: NYT: Tax Documents Show Trump Businesses Lost More Than $1 Billion In A Decade
Jason Easley / POLITICUSUSA: Lawrence O'Donnell Hammers The 3 Secrets Trump Tried To Hide With His Tax Returns
Mike Calia / Reuters: Trump defends tax tactics after NYT probe says he racked up more than $1 billion in losses: 'It was sport'
Tom Tillison / Conservative News Today: NY Times obtains 10 yrs of Trump's tax info and media's wild hype on the non-scoop is hilarious
Leah Barkoukis / Townhall: Trump Says NYT Story on Business Losses Is Nothing But a 'Highly Inaccurate Fake News Hit Job'
John Santucci / ABC News: 'Hit job': Trump responds to New York Times story that he lost almost $1.2 billion over decade
Nathalie Graham / The Stranger: Slog PM: Seattle Giraffe Needs Special Shoes, Trump Tax Filings Show He Sucks at Business, A School Shooting in Colorado
Donald Trump / Al Jazeera: Donald Trump lost more than $1bn over a decade: NYT
Gary Legum / Contemptor: Trump Lashes Out at Humiliating NYT Story: Losing a Billion Dollars Was 'Sport'
Bailey Vogt / Washington Times: Trump calls New York Times' report on his tax returns 'highly inaccurate Fake News hit job'
Taegan Goddard / Political Wire: Trump Responds to Report He Lost $1.2 Billion
Hunter / Daily Kos: New York Times: Trump tax statements describe losses of over $1 billion from 1985-1994
Erick Erickson / The Resurgent: The Trump Tax Story Really Is Not News
Rebecca Fishbein / Jezebel: Donald Trump's Old Tax Returns Confirm He's Shitty As Hell at Running a Business
Dan M. Clark / New York Law Journal:
NY Senate Approves 'Double Jeopardy' Bill to Sidestep Possible Trump Pardons — The State Senate approved a bill Wednesday to eliminate what's called the "double jeopardy loophole," which currently prevents state prosecutors in New York from bringing similar charges against someone who's been pardoned by the president.
Jeff Stein / Washington Post:
New York legislature advances bill that would allow release of Trump's state tax returns
New York legislature advances bill that would allow release of Trump's state tax returns
Discussion: Axios, Politico, Common Dreams and Breitbart
Toby Eckert / Politico: What we know — and don't know — about Trump's taxes
Eoin Higgins / Common Dreams: New York State Senate Passes Bill to Make Trump's Tax Returns Available to Congress
Charlie Spiering / Breitbart: Tax Document Leak: Donald Trump Rips New York Times 'Fake News Hit Job'
Noah Bookbinder / USA Today:
Mnuchin defies the law by withholding Trump tax returns. Congress can't let this stand.
Mnuchin defies the law by withholding Trump tax returns. Congress can't let this stand.
Discussion: Politico, Raw Story and Law & Crime
Aaron Lorenzo / Politico: Dems to decide Thursday whether to go to court for Trump's taxes
Raw Story: Why the IRS is legally required to give Congress Trump's tax returns - but probably won't
Alison Durkee / Vanity Fair:
Donald Trump May Be One of the Biggest Losers in America
Donald Trump May Be One of the Biggest Losers in America
Discussion: The Week, Washington Post, New York Times and Fox News
Damon Linker / The Week: Trump is America's biggest loser. But will anyone care?
Aaron Blake / Washington Post: Yet another huge blow to the myth of Trump
James Poniewozik / New York Times: Donald Trump: The Man Behind the Gold Curtain
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Keeping Trump's Tax Returns Secret Is an Insanely Huge Security Risk
Keeping Trump's Tax Returns Secret Is an Insanely Huge Security Risk
Discussion: Washington Post, Raw Story, CNN, The Week, Media Matters for America, The Daily Beast, Politico, Breitbart and The Daily Caller
Paul Waldman / Washington Post: Stunning new revelations underscore urgency of getting Trump's tax returns
David Badash / Raw Story: BillionDollarLoser: Americans scorch 'millionaire-at-birth' and 'grifter' Trump for decade of massive loses
Kate Sullivan / CNN: New York Times: Tax documents show Trump businesses lost more than $1 billion in a decade
Joel Mathis / The Week: Bernie is a better capitalist than Trump
Media Matters for America: Fox's Newt Gingrich: Trump's tax returns showing $1 billion in losses are "actually an argument for the Trump tax cuts"
Justin Baragona / The Daily Beast: Fox News Reacts to Trump Tax Bombshell: He 'Has the Best Accountants in the World'
Caitlin Oprysko / Politico: Trump slams NYT report detailing massive losses as 'inaccurate Fake News hit job'
Eddie Scarry / Washington Examiner:
New York Times story on Trump's billion-dollar tax write off was told by Trump 15 years ago on 'The Apprentice'
New York Times story on Trump's billion-dollar tax write off was told by Trump 15 years ago on 'The Apprentice'
Discussion: New York Times, Media Matters for America, Raw Story and twitchy.com
Media Matters for America: Here's how Fox News reacted to the NY Times story on Trump's billion-dollar business losses
Amanda Marcotte / Raw Story: Cheater in chief: Donald Trump thinks playing by the rules is for losers
Matt Wilstein / The Daily Beast:
Meghan McCain's Husband Ben Domenech Goes on Unhinged Homophobic Rant Against 'Cuck' Seth Meyers — The conservative writer and founder of The Federalist later deleted the tweets in which he called the 'Late Night' host a 'piece of sh*t' for grilling his wife. — Matt Wilstein
Discussion: Raw Story and Shakesville
Matthew Chapman / Raw Story: Meghan McCain's husband unleashes unhinged homophobic rant on Seth Meyers
Melissa McEwan / Shakesville: We Resist: Day 839 — One of the difficulties in resisting …
Marlow Stern / The Daily Beast:
Seth Meyers Grills Meghan McCain: Your Rep. Ilhan Omar Comments Are 'Dangerous'
Seth Meyers Grills Meghan McCain: Your Rep. Ilhan Omar Comments Are 'Dangerous'
Discussion: Mediaite and Contemptor
Tommy Christopher / Mediaite:
Meghan McCain Gets Super-Testy with Seth Meyers Over Ilhan Omar: 'Are You Her Publicist?'
Meghan McCain Gets Super-Testy with Seth Meyers Over Ilhan Omar: 'Are You Her Publicist?'
Discussion: Townhall, The Daily Caller and twitchy.com
Betsy Rothstein / The Daily Caller: Afternoon Mirror: THIS Is The Kind Of Apology A Mark Halperin Accuser Wants (But It'll Never Happen)
Scoop: Senate Intel subpoenas Trump Jr. over Russia matters — The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed Donald Trump Jr. to answer questions about his previous testimony before Senate investigators in relation to the Russia investigation, sources with direct knowledge told Axios.
Aram Roston / Reuters:
Exclusive: Trump fixer Cohen says he helped Falwell handle racy photos — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Months before evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.'s game-changing presidential endorsement of Donald Trump in 2016, Falwell asked Trump fixer Michael Cohen for a personal favor, Cohen said in a recorded conversation reviewed by Reuters.
Bonchie / RedState: Reuters Spins a Tale of Scandal Involving Cohen and Falwell Jr. Over "Racy Photos"
Nicole Lafond / Talking Points Memo: Falwell Hops On Fox Radio To Deny Deal With Cohen To Handle Racy Photos
Taegan Goddard / Political Wire: Falwell Denies Hiring Cohen to Deal with Racy Photos
Bil Browning / LGBTQ Nation: Jerry Falwell Jr. denies 'racy' photos are of himself. Doesn't mention his wife or the pool boy.
Washington Post: Cohen claimed he helped bury personal photographs for Jerry Falwell Jr. before the evangelical leader backed Trump
Joseph Wulfsohn / Fox News: Jerry Falwell Jr. denies report of Michael Cohen's help sought in alleged 'racy photo' matter
Frieda Powers / Conservative News Today: Jerry Falwell Jr. responds to Michael Cohen's claim he helped him dispose of a 'racy photo.' Tom …
Bob Brigham / Raw Story: Rachel Maddow asks viewers to pause show to take a shower after her report on Jerry Falwell, Jr's sex picture scandal
Sophie Weiner / Splinter: There Is Nothing on Earth We Want to See Less Than Jerry Falwell Jr.'s 'Personal' Photos
Catherine Garcia / The Week: Michael Cohen reportedly helped Jerry Falwell Jr. handle risqué photos
Hunter / Daily Kos: Trump lawyer Cohen says he helped Jerry Falwell Jr. after Falwell sex pics surfaced
Mary Margaret Olohan / The Daily Caller: Michael Cohen Allegedly Helped Falwell Jr Handle Racy 'Personal' Photos
Victor Morton / Washington Times: Recording: Cohen claims he helped Jerry Falwell Jr. with 'personal' photos before Trump endorsement
Grant Stern / Washington Press:
Michael Cohen just got caught up in a prominent evangelical's sex photo scandal
Michael Cohen just got caught up in a prominent evangelical's sex photo scandal
Discussion: Talking Points Memo, LGBTQ Nation and The Week
Josh Marshall / Talking Points Memo: Inside the Falwell, Cohen, Granda 'Totally Normal Nothing to See Here' Den of Iniquity
Alex Bollinger / LGBTQ Nation: Was notorious homophobe Jerry Falwell Jr. blackmailed by his pool boy with 'racy personal' pics?
Sam Roberts / New York Times:
Robert Pear, a Mainstay Times Reporter in Washington, Dies at 69 — Robert Pear, a reporter whose understated demeanor belied a tenacious pursuit of sources and scoops during his 40 years at The New York Times covering health care and other critical national issues, died on Tuesday in Rockville, Md. He was 69.
Discussion: Econlib, The Wrap and Roll Call, more at Mediagazer »
David Henderson / Econlib: Robert Pear RIP
Jon Levine / The Wrap: Robert Pear, Longtime NY Times Reporter, Dies at 69
Niels Lesniewski / Roll Call: Schumer remembers 'the deacon' — Robert Pear of The New York Times
POLITICO Playbook PM: The mood on the Hill: Dark, and getting darker
POLITICO Playbook PM: The mood on the Hill: Dark, and getting darker
Discussion: Sacramento Bee, Breitbart and New York Times
Emily Cadei / Sacramento Bee: Census offices are being cut across the country — and California is losing 24
Charlie Spiering / Breitbart: Donald Trump Asserts Executive Privilege on Full Mueller Report
Thomas S. Crane / New York Times: Health, by Robert Pear
Steve Contorno / Tampa Bay Times:
Further investigation into Matt Gaetz is needed for tweet at Michael Cohen, Florida Bar determines. — The Panhandle Republican faces discipline for a message he posted the day before Trump's former lawyer testified to Congress. — An investigation into U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz will proceed …
Discussion: Politico, Talking Points Memo, Axios, Splinter, Contemptor, Raw Story, Roll Call, Shareblue Media and Law & Crime
Arek Sarkissian / Politico: Florida Bar escalates probe into Gaetz's tweet to Cohen
Kate Riga / Talking Points Memo: As Gaetz Pontificates At Hearing, Florida Bar Steps Up Probe Of His Cohen Threat
Orion Rummler / Axios: Florida Bar advances investigation into GOP Rep. Gaetz for Michael Cohen tweet
Rafi Schwartz / Splinter: Matt Gaetz Is In Mounting Legal Trouble
Gary Legum / Contemptor: Florida Bar Moves Forward With Matt Gaetz Investigation for Intimidating Michael Cohen Before Hearing
Elizabeth Preza / Raw Story: Matt Gaetz will face investigation by Florida Bar grievance committee over menacing Michael Cohen tweet
Emily Singer / Shareblue Media: GOP congressman faces even more investigation for threatening a witness
Nicholas Fandos / New York Times:
Trump Asserts Executive Privilege Over Full Mueller Report — WASHINGTON — President Trump asserted executive privilege on Wednesday in an effort to shield hidden portions of Robert S. Mueller III's unredacted report and the evidence he collected from Congress.
Discussion: Townhall, Mother Jones, Washington Post, Washington Monthly, Outside the Beltway, RedState, IJR, Daily Kos and Althouse
Rachael Bade / Washington Post: Trump asserts executive privilege over Mueller report in latest confrontation with Congress
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly: Will Congress Willingly Neuter Itself?
Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway: Trump Invokes Executive Privilege Over Release Of Full Mueller Report
Streiff / RedState: BREAKING. House Democrats Melt Down As Trump Invokes Executive Privilege Over All Mueller Report Documents
Lizzie Helmer / IJR: Democrats Sound Off on Trump's Use of Executive Privilege: Taking a 'Wrecking Ball to the Constitution'
Kerry Eleveld / Daily Kos: Trump's privilege claim over Mueller report is a brazen and bogus attempt to bury the truth
Ann Althouse / Althouse: "This is to advise you that the president has asserted executive privilege over the entirety …
Kyle Cheney / Politico:
Nadler: Trump claim of executive privilege could delay Mueller testimony
Nadler: Trump claim of executive privilege could delay Mueller testimony
Discussion: RedState, CBS News, Breitbart, The Hill, Law & Crime, TheBlaze, Axios and Talking Points Memo
CBS News: House Judiciary to vote on holding Barr in contempt for not complying with Mueller subpoena — live updates
Sean Moran / Breitbart: WATCH — Jerry Nadler: William Barr in 'Defiance' of Democrats' Subpoena of Mueller Report
Morgan Chalfant / The Hill: House Intel panel threatens 'compulsory' action to force DOJ to produce Mueller files
Matt Naham / Law & Crime: In Response to Contempt Threat, Barr Will Recommend Trump Assert Executive Privilege
Nate Madden / TheBlaze: White House counters Nadler's 'blatant abuse of power' demands on Mueller report with executive privilege claim
Ian Millhiser / ThinkProgress:
Trump's claim that the Mueller report is protected by executive privilege is hot garbage
Trump's claim that the Mueller report is protected by executive privilege is hot garbage
Discussion: Slate, Bloomberg and Daily Wire
Jeremy Stahl / Slate: Trump Asserts Executive Privilege Over the Entire Mueller Report in Effort to Block Subpoenas.
Noah Feldman / Bloomberg: Executive Privilege Isn't a Magic Wand to Protect Trump
Ben Shapiro / Daily Wire: Congressional Democrats Hold Barr In Contempt. …
Sam Tabachnik / Denver Post:
Kendrick Castillo, killed in STEM School shooting, sacrificed himself to save others, his father says — 18-year-old senior killed at school during Tuesday's shooting — A robotics aficionado. A lover of fishing, hunting and automobiles. And a hero whose father says threw himself at an armed student so his classmates could live.
Discussion: Mercury News, The Guardian, Associated Press and twitchy.com
Erin Durkin / The Guardian: 'Best kid in the world': Denver school shooting victim died tackling suspect
Brett T. / twitchy.com: Police say at least seven injured in school shooting in Colorado; Two suspects in custody
New York Times:
School Shooting Leaves 1 Student Dead and 8 Injured
School Shooting Leaves 1 Student Dead and 8 Injured
Discussion: NBC News, CNN, Denver Post, Raw Story, Breitbart, Task & Purpose, USA Today, CBS News, Splinter, twitchy.com, The Daily Beast, New York Post, Mercury News, Media Matters for America, Vox, 6abc and FOX31 Denver
Denver Post: 8 students injured, 2 suspects in custody after shooting at STEM School in Highlands Ranch
Dominique Jackson / Raw Story: Brooke Baldwin sits in stunned silence as CNN rolls images of recent school shootings
AWR Hawkins / Breitbart: Chelsea Handler Blames GOP for Colorado School Shooting: 'How Many Children Have to Get Killed …
Haley Britzky / Task & Purpose: Young military hopefuls are willing to go to war for their country. …
USA Today: Colorado school shooting updates: STEM school to be closed this week after 1 dead, 8 injured
Greg P. / twitchy.com: One suspect in the Highlands Ranch shooting is reportedly transgender, possible motive 'involved …
Yaron Steinbuch / New York Post: Aspiring Marine helped tackle gunman at Colorado school
Kieran Nicholson / Mercury News: 18-year-old ID'd as one of the suspects in Colorado charter school shooting
Media Matters for America: Fox News anchor misleadingly splices together tweets of anti-gun violence activist to accuse …
German Lopez / Vox: School shooting in suburban Denver, Colorado: what we know
Wpvi / 6abc: Colorado school shooting: 1 student killed, 8 injured in Highlands Ranch; 2 suspects in custody
1 student dead, multiple injured in Highlands Ranch school shooting, officials say
1 student dead, multiple injured in Highlands Ranch school shooting, officials say
Doha Madani / NBC News: At least 2 people injured, two suspects in custody after shooting at Colorado STEM school
Jessica McBride / Heavy.com: Devon Erickson: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Dr. Susan Berry / Breitbart: Report: Alleged Colorado Juvenile Shooter Female 'Transitioning' to Male
Paul Joseph Watson / Summit News: STEM School Shooter Hated Christians, Trump
Mary Margaret Olohan / The Daily Caller: Report: Colorado Shooting Suspects Motivated By 'Revenge And Anger,' One Suspect Transgender
Stephanie K. Baer / BuzzFeed News: Two Students Opened Fire On Their Colorado School, Killing One Classmate And Injuring At Least Seven Others
Chris Halsne / FOX31 Denver: Ominous note on STEM Wikipedia page a possible warning of school shooting
Greg P. / twitchy.com: Hero teen Kendrick Castillo reportedly died after tackling one of the Highlands Ranch shooters
Shane Trejo / Big League Politics: TERROR: STEM School Shooter Was Pro-LGBT Leftist Who Hated Christians
Megan Fox / PJ Media Home: Second Colorado Shooter May Be Transgender
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit: Suspect in Deadly Colorado School Shooting is Trump-Hating Leftist, Second Suspect is Transitioning …
Meghan Keneally / ABC News: Deadly Colorado school shooting revives memories of past tragedies
Wpvi / 6abc: Colorado school shooting: Family IDs student killed in Highlands Ranch; 2 suspects in custody
Lia Eustachewich / New York Post: Devon Erickson, Colorado school shooting suspect, shared anti-Trump post on Facebook
Tess Owen / VICE News: 1 Dead, 8 Shot After 2 Students Open Fire on Denver School Just Miles from Columbine
Liam McKeone / The Big Lead: Roundup: Times Acquires Decades' Worth of Trump's Taxes; Shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado …
Bonchie / RedState: BREAKING: Suspect in Denver School Shooting Is Transgender, Possibly Motivated by Revenge
Paulina Dedaj / Fox News: Colorado school shooting prompts Dem presidential hopefuls to call for gun reform
Ryan Saavedra / Daily Wire: Shooting Reported At Colorado STEM School
Christopher Ingraham / Washington Post:
Nearly half of white Republicans say it bothers them to hear people speaking foreign languages — A new survey finds white Republicans are far more likely to be put off by foreign language speakers than their Democratic counterparts. — According to Pew Research Center …
Discussion: Raw Story, Hullabaloo and Political Wire
Juliana Menasce Horowitz / Pew Research Center:
Americans See Advantages and Challenges in Country's Growing Racial and Ethnic Diversity
Americans See Advantages and Challenges in Country's Growing Racial and Ethnic Diversity
Discussion: Raw Story and Front Page Magazine
David Badash / Raw Story: Republican city councilman who says he doesn't believe in interracial marriage is not alone in the GOP: Report
Daniel Greenfield / Front Page Magazine: Majority of Blacks, Hispanics, Reject 'Affirmative Action'
Felicia Sonmez / Washington Post:
Pelosi says Trump is 'becoming self-impeachable' — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Wednesday said President Trump is "becoming self-impeachable," pointing to his efforts to fight all subpoenas from congressional investigations and prevent key aides from testifying before Congress.
Discussion: Slate, YouTube, Talking Points Memo, Vanity Fair, Raw Story, The Gateway Pundit and IJR
Ben Mathis-Lilley / Slate: The Democrats Will Never Learn
YouTube: Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses impeachment, the 2020 race and more in a Post Live interview
Cristina Cabrera / Talking Points Memo: Pelosi: Trump's Becoming 'Self-Impeachable' Every Day
Matthew Chapman / Raw Story: Pelosi toys with arresting Mnuchin: 'We do have a little jail down in the basement'
Cristina Laila / The Gateway Pundit: Speaker Pelosi: Jails Will Be Overcrowded if We Start Arresting Trump Officials (VIDEO)
Madison Summers / IJR: 'You're on the Wrong Side of History': GOP Rep Knocks Dems as Mueller Tension Turns up a Notch
Caitlin Oprysko / Politico:
Pelosi: Trump is becoming 'self-impeachable'
Pelosi: Trump is becoming 'self-impeachable'
Discussion: Daily Wire, Washington Free Beacon, Breitbart, Daily Kos and Associated Press
Emily Zanotti / Daily Wire: Nancy Pelosi: President Donald Trump Is Just Goading Us Into Impeaching Him
Pam Key / Breitbart: Pelosi on Congressional Contempt: 'We Do Have a Little Jail Down in the Basement of the Capitol'
Joan McCarter / Daily Kos: Trump meets with hard-line anti-immigration Republican senators to push new immigration plan
Justin Sink / Bloomberg:
John Kelly Says Trump Family Must Be 'Dealt With' in White House
John Kelly Says Trump Family Must Be 'Dealt With' in White House
Discussion: Vanity Fair and The Week
Brendan Morrow / The Week: John Kelly says Trump's family had to be 'dealt with'
Nick Miroff / Washington Post:
From the border, more frustrating immigration numbers for President Trump — The number of border-crossers taken into U.S. custody topped 100,000 for the second consecutive month in April, U.S. border officials said Wednesday, deepening the crisis that has derailed President Trump's immigration agenda …
Discussion: Axios, Los Angeles Times, CNN, Daily Wire, Daily Kos and The Daily Caller
Los Angeles Times: Are migrant families still being separated at the border? We need to find out. Now
CNN: White House backs Stephen Miller proposal to let Border Patrol agents to conduct asylum interviews
Josh Hammer / Daily Wire: Astounding: DHS Says 1% Of Population Of Guatemala And Honduras Has Entered U.S. Since September
Joan McCarter / Daily Kos: House grapples with humanitarian needs at the border versus Trump's threats against migrants
Philip Klein / Washington Examiner:
By protecting Trump, Republicans risk limiting their ability to hold future Democratic presidents accountable — Republicans ready to go to bat for President Trump in his ongoing battle to deny the requests of House Democrats risk limiting the ability of Republicans in Congress to hold future Democratic presidents accountable.
Discussion: Washington Monthly, Progress Pond and CNN
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly: How Far Can Trump Push Congressional Republicans?
Martin Longman / Progress Pond: How Far Can the Trump Administration Push Congressional Republicans?
Chris Cillizza / CNN: The secret of why Donald Trump won't release his taxes
Adam Liptak / New York Times:
Clash Between Trump and House Democrats Poses Threat to Constitutional Order
Clash Between Trump and House Democrats Poses Threat to Constitutional Order
Discussion: Law & Crime
Lacey Rose / Hollywood Reporter:
"All I'm Thinking Is, 'I'm Going to Die'": Howard Stern Reveals Cancer Scare, Trump Regrets and Details of a Dishy New Book — After a health crisis that had him "scared s***less," the $90 million-a-year radio legend opens up about retirement, the one time he lied to his listeners …
Discussion: Daily Wire, Althouse, Page Six and Fox News
James Barrett / Daily Wire: Howard Stern Reveals Details About Trump Talks, Clinton Support Ahead Of 2016 Election
Ann Althouse / Althouse: "I'd sit there at these dinner parties and go, 'Not that you asked, but I don't think you're seeing …
Lindsey Kupfer / Page Six: Howard Stern was dealing with cancer scare during shocking 2017 'personal day'
New York Times:
Kamala Harris Is Trying to Reset Her Campaign by Taking On Trump — DETROIT — Senator Kamala Harris of California structures her stump speech around two themes — "truth" and "justice" — meant to evoke her career as a barrier-breaking prosecutor and cultivate a reputation as a fearless public advocate.
Discussion: Big League Politics and Political Wire
Peter D'Abrosca / Big League Politics: REPORT: Harris Campaign Stumbling, Senator 'Trying to Reset'
Taegan Goddard / Political Wire: Harris Resets Campaign By Taking on Trump
Robert Griffin / Democracy Fund Voter Study Group:
Two Years In — How Americans' Views Have — and Have Not — Changed During Trump's Presidency — TABLE OF CONTENTS: — Americans More Optimistic About Direction of the Country, Though Large Split Between Partisans — Key Findings — President Trump's favorability ratings have been stable over his presidency.
Discussion: Raw Story
Justin Ray / Columbia Journalism Review:
How one reporter got the Sandra Bland cell phone video — In June 2017, Brian Collister was a lead investigative reporter for KXAN, a Nexstar-owned NBC affiliate in Austin, Texas. He had covered Sandra Bland's 2015 traffic stop in Waller County, an incident that sparked protests across …
Discussion: Vox
Greg Sargent / Washington Post:
Only one 2020 Democrat fully grasps the threat Trump poses — Is President Trump an aberration whose defeat in 2020 would allow the nation to begin rebounding toward normalcy? Or does his ascendance reflect long-running national pathologies and deeply ingrained structural economic …
Discussion: Salon, Hullabaloo, Politico and Daily Kos
Heather Digby Parton / Salon: Mitch McConnell, gravedigger of democracy: Majority leader's shocking power grab
Heather Caygle / Politico: Immigration stalemate looms before talks even begin
The Daily Beast:
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In the past few weeks and months, I feel as though I am finally coming to a place where I feel like I can hold the things in my life – my career, my stability, my relationships – all with open hands. A place where surrender is the initial response, rather than this clamoring for control whenever a change occurs or something bad happens. But it's not as though the journey to this place has been easy – or that I'm necessarily great at surrendering to God's will all the time.
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Flag of the General Council of Nièvre - Image by Ivan Sache, 20 June 2010
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Code: 58
Region: Bourgogne
Traditional provinces: Nivernais, Orléanais, Bourgogne
Bordering departments: Allier, Cher, Côte-d'Or, Loiret, Saône-et-Loire, Yonne
Area: 6,817 km2
Population (2006): 222,218 inhabitants
Préfecture: Nevers
Sous-préfectures: Château-Chinon, Clamecy, Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire
Subdivisions: 4 arrondissements, 32 cantons, 312 communes.
The department is named after river Nièvre (53 km), tributary of the Loire.
Ivan Sache, 15 November 2009
The flag of the General Council of Nièvre is white with the General Council's logo in the middle.
The current logo of the General Council is an "update" of the former logo (see below), with the same symbolics (the sinuous white "N" for "Nièvre", the brown part for the land and the green part for the forests).
Former flag of the General Council of Nièvre - Image by Ivan Sache, 25 November 2001
The flag of the General Council of Nièvre, used at least since August 1998, is white with the former logo of the General Council placed on a white field.
The former logo is a parallelogram divided black-green by an ascending sinuous white road, forming a stylized "N". CONSEIL GÉNÉRAL DE LA NIÈVRE is written in black letters below. On the new logo, the upper part is brown instead of black and thewriting, in italics, is placed above the parallelogram, CONSEIL GÉNÉRAL in black letters in a white cartouche, DE LA NIÈVRE in white letter on the top of the brown panel.
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The school districts in West Salem and Sparta will receive more than $95,000 in grant funding from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce ...Read More
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WEST SALEM – Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Secretary Reggie Newson today visited West Salem High School's school-to-work training program, which is supported by Governor Walker's Wisconsin Fast Forward–Blueprint for Prosperity initiative. The program focuses on diesel and automotive technician training.
"Governor Walker's Wisconsin Fast Forward-Blueprint for Prosperity school-to-work programs are paying dividends in the form of valuable work experiences for Wisconsin students while ensuring a pipeline of skilled workers based on employer demand," stated Secretary Newson. "The students of West Salem High School are shining examples of this program, and we applaud the school district and other partners who are collaborating on this effort."
DWD previously announced its intent to award the School District of West Salem with a matching grant of $20,000 for its Industrial Technology Career Academy. The Academy's goal is to train 17 high school students for careers as diesel or automotive technicians in partnership with 10 local businesses. Successful trainees will be provided an opportunity to take the ASE Certification test for automotive or diesel technicians, and will be provided placement opportunities at 10 local businesses.
"This program is an excellent example of creating a partnership between public schools and industry to provide high quality career and technical experiences for our students," said Superintendent of the School District of West Salem Troy Gunderson.
The grant is among 30 that DWD announced as part of the Governor's WFF-Blueprint for Prosperity initiative and total $2.1 million to develop or expand innovative programs that prepare high school pupils for the workforce or post-secondary education. The training focuses on high-demand fields. The grants cover training for up to 949 high school pupils across the state and could involve employment at up to 153 employers.
Students from West Salem, Bangor, Onalaska, and Holmen meet each Tuesday (automotive) and Thursday (diesel) evening for three hours with certified technicians from local businesses to pass automotive and diesel ASE tests. All students have been provided an opportunity to work as youth apprentices for a local business during the school day, after school and on weekends. These students receive high school credit for their evening classroom/shop time, and for their time working in local businesses as youth apprentices.
Jared Novak, West Salem High School student and Career Academy member, who currently works at Dr. J's Car and Marine in La Crescent stated, "The night class has been an amazing experience. We are given a chance to work and learn alongside professionals. I am glad we are lucky enough to have such a cool program for us to learn and also for everyone to have job opportunities as well."
The Career Academy personnel have applied for the grant for a second consecutive year. The additional grant funding would make it possible to train an additional 22 students next year.
Paul Liethen, Academy Lead Instructor and West Salem High School staff member, said: "Our students get an opportunity to work with our industry partners at night class and as youth apprentices during the day. This relationship is providing local businesses with knowledgeable, motivated, and trained employees who are excited about a career in the automotive and diesel areas."
Governor Walker's WFF-Blueprint for Prosperity initiative, announced last year, included $35.4 million to expand the WFF worker training program into three key areas, including increasing industry-recognized certifications in high-demand fields for high school students.
For additional Blueprint for Prosperity details, visit: http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/wff/prosperity/
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Three years and more than a few million dollars later, a fabled residence reopens
These are magical times for Turkish Ambassador Nabi Sensoy and his new wife and longtime friend, Gülgün.A recent marriage and a totally refurbished and remodeled residence is ready after more than three years of major architectural restoration and extensive rehabilitation by well-known Washington restoration architect Belinda Reeder and noted embassy interior designer Aniko Gaal Schott.
"We thought we were moving in as early as last August," said Sensoy who, with his bride, has been living out of packing boxes for some weeks. "But this work of great architectural beauty, one of the historic landmarks of Embassy Row," jumped in petite Gülgün, "is also a very precious residence now, really a work of art ... it's a great responsibility for us to make use of this historic property in the best way possible for Turkey."
It is not Sensoy's first luxury posting. "Our embassy residence in Moscow is also a little palace, but it hasn't been redone or restored to this extent," he explained. As a career diplomat, Sensoy has served as Turkey's consul general in London, and has also been Turkey's top envoy to Spain and the Russian Federation.
The magnificent Sheridan Circle Mansion - commissioned by multi-millionaire philanthropist and industrialist Edward Hamlin Everett, who invented the modern corrugated bottle cap - was designed by Washington architect George Oakley Totten, Jr., the respected designer of the University Club and several 16th Street embassy mansions, and importantly, an architect with impressive Turkish ties.
Totten had worked in Istanbul where he acquired an important patron in Sultan Abdul- Hamid, who recognized Totten's talent via his design of the first American embassy there. Totten equally impressed Turkey's then-prime minister Izzet Pasha, who asked the young American to design his own official residence. Totten was eventually offered the exalted position of "personal and private architect to the Sultan." However, it was not meant to be - the Sultan was deposed in 1909 before the partnership could begin.
Returning stateside, bottle-cap mogul Everett commissioned Totten to design and build a mansion for him and his family. His only instructions were "to spend and to dream." Sourcing artisans and materials from all over the world, Totten spent the most of two years, 1914-1915, doing just that. The result was an architectural masterpiece fusing design elements, spanning three centuries and referencing motifs both East and West. Unwittingly, Totten had created the ideal Turkish residence.
Realizing this, Everett's wife Grace Burnap approached the Turkish government in 1932, about purchasing the residence after he died in 1929. But Turkey, then a new republic, was anything but wealthy. Instead, the house was leased and in 1936, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the visionary founder and the first president of the modern Republic of Turkey, foresaw America's rising global political importance and decided the mansion must be purchased to house the country's ambassador to the U.S. It was bought fully furnished for around $400,000. A true landmark for an important diplomatic relationship had been realized.
The first Turkish ambassador to live in this opulent setting was Münir Ertegün, famous for breaking down Washington's social barriers by holding integrated Sunday music salons arranged by his two sons, Nasuhi and Ahmet. The latter founded Atlantic Records and became a music industry icon [See side-bar]. Until February 1990, the building served as both the Turkish embassy and the ambassadorial residence.
The embassy moved to its current location on Massachusetts Avenue in 1990, but the residence remains Turkey's signature Washington property.
Architect Belinda Reeder of Archetype and her team have been consumed with reclaiming the property's former glory for the past six years. Starting with a feasibility study in 2001 under former Ambassador Baki Ilkin and his wife Nur, Reeder said she knew that it was going to be "a very difficult project." Ultimately, the restoration came to life during the tenure of succeeding Ambassador Faruk Log˜og˜lu and his wife Mimi.
After an intensive search for Totten's original notes and drawings uncovered nothing, Reeder and her team got creative and, carefully, excavated under the heavy stone building with a geo-technical crew. "We found hundreds of big concrete piles that each went down 50 feet," she recalled. "Totten installed the piles for building support for a sandy property that was slanting and eroding down into Rock Creek Park. He rescued and saved this property."
Inside, the tedious restoration of the mansion's 40,000-square-foot interior had also begun. "For the first six months, a team of painters armed with Q-tips did nothing but meticulously take off layers of paint from walls, wood and plaster." In fact, the most extensive part of the restoration is not visible to visitors: "Behind these walls is a whole new house," said Reeder, "There's a completely new electrical and heating and cooling system that can handle 500 people in the hottest, most humid day in August."
While Reeder got her hands dirty outside and behind walls, Washington interior designer Aniko Gaal Schott - known for her work in the Hungarian and Dutch residences and ten other embassy properties - was tasked with breathing new life into the interiors.
With turquoise having been chosen as the neutral color, Schott painstakingly set out to locate the right fabrics and exotic trims for the curtains and furniture. She then rearranged original furniture and room settings; en route rediscovering fine objects, which had been, through the years, packed and tucked away. She also oversaw restoration of older items.
"We wanted Turkish colors and textures that flowed naturally, representing furnishings and artwork through the centuries," Schott said, "Yet, we were also creating a contemporary and comfortable home. It was an incredible challenge to meet."
Meanwhile, the Archetype team was busy numbering and labeling each part of the residence's 150 windows and 200 doors - many of which included gold-plated hardware. Reeder filed weekly field reports, keeping track of each and every priceless original artwork, chandelier, brass and glass sconce, and elaborate ironwork. Missing pieces had to be found or created.
Schott's design collaborator Elizabeth Balish followed up on furnishing details, like compiling reports on the restoration and storage of all original rugs and fabrics, wooden case pieces, and antiques. "Although the residence had been refurnished partially and intermittently over the past 40 years, it was in need of a complete and systematic refurbishment," remarked Schott with her trademark flair, "all the paintings, the brass and gilded work were dark brown or black."
Now complete, the current residents feel honored to be there. "With its unique blend of Eastern and Western architectural flourishes, this mansion is the embodiment of Turkey," Sensoy exclaimed as he adjourned to his private quarters. "My wife and I are truly privileged to be the first to occupy the residence following this unprecedented restoration work and look forward to sharing this gift with those who believe in building bridges between our two great nations."
Certainly, they won't be the last ambassadorial couple to feel just as privileged.
Nabi Sensoy, a career diplomat, and Gülgün Içelli met about 25 years ago in London. They were colleagues then, but moved on to pursue individual careers in different parts of the world. They were always "just friends" until she sent him chocolates on his birthday eleven years ago. Although they lived separate lives, they spent holidays together in Bodrum and Antalya, and cruised along the beautiful Aegean coast with family and close friends.
"In Ankara, we often went out together, and were seen by many of our acquaintances" Gülgün says, "Still, everyone was surprised when we got married. He was the most eligible bachelor in the Turkish Foreign Ministry, so the news of our marriage filled the Turkish papers."
The ambassador, never married before, had always made a home with his late mother and older sister. "In Turkey, we all come from large extended families and I always knew that if I married Nabi, I would naturally be having his family as my own," says Gülgün, a former deputy undersecretary from the Turkish ministry of culture. "Nabi and I make a good team," she adds, "We come from similar backgrounds and have a lot of things in common. I even support his great passion for soccer. The fact that we married later is probably an advantage; we're mature and experienced enough now to fully share our lives."
The news of a bachelor ambassador's appointment to Washington, D.C. surprised a lot of people. "I'll never forget the moment Nabi called," says Gülgün. "He was inVienna, I was at my aunt's summer house in Çesme, near Izmir, sitting by the pool. When he said, 'It's Washington!' All I could say was 'congratulations' and 'best of luck.' But after numerous phone calls and a number of trips between Ankara and Izmir, he finally said, 'I have to discuss something with you' ... I knew what it was." The ambassador interjects: "I never even came close to marrying before, until I met Gülgün. I feel I want to spend the rest of my life with her."
Now married, Ambassador Sensoy feels right at home in the same residence where he served as counselor for the Turkish embassy some 25 years ago. It also helps that he is surrounded by a beautiful collection of Turkish silver and carpets. He points to a beautiful green and gold Turkish carpet and says with pride: "This won America's Magnificent Carpet Award in the High Level Category in 2006. It's an exact replica of Sultan Beyazit II's Kaftan which was displayed in the Style and Status Exhibition at the Sackler and Freer Galleries of Smithsonian Institute. It was donated upon my wife's request by Has Hali in Istanbul, as a gift to this magnificent residence."
Wherever Turkish Ambassador Münir Ertegün and his family lived, there was always music at home. When they moved to Washington D.C. in 1936, his two sons Ahmet and Nasuhi, already had a record collection of 25,000 blues and jazz records. But it was their live Sunday music salons with young Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington performing to integrated audiences that shocked Washington's elite. Attending prep school during the day, Ahmet and his older brother frequented Washington's musical haunts by night. When their father died in 1944, they both decided to stay in America and pursue musical careers; Nasuhi chose Los Angeles and Ahmet, Washington. With partner Herb Abramson, Ahmet launched Atlantic Records on a $10,000 loan from his Turkish dentist Vahdi Sabit and the rest is history. They recorded some of the greatest musicians of the century, en route changing music forever. He began with Big Joe Turner, Ruth Brown and Ray Charles; discovered Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding; branched out to Bobby Darin, Sonny and Cher, the Bee Gees, and Allman Brothers; and signed the Rolling Stones, Frank Zappa and Kid Rock. In October 2006, Ahmet fell backstage during a Rolling Stones' New York concert and went into a coma. He died on December 14, 2006, at 83.


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Ezio, I'll wait and put you down for more once it gets close and we'll see what's open. Just don't let me forget.
Sure thing
Also, if the schedule doesn't fill up, I'll probably have to end up cancelling. Gaps isn't good.
Sure, that's fine. Just make the commentator aware.
Ok guys. Here's the current schedule. We're going to have to fill up really soon!...
Important update!!
So I'm not going to have the time to actually play or commentate for this, unfortunately, so I'm going to put my shifts up for grabs. I'll edit the schedule when I get a chance,...
Is someone else scheduled to commentate at that time? I can't pull up the schedule at the moment.
That would be great! Sorry I'm so late. Do you still want to?
Heuf: Do you mean friday?
King: I got you switched.
NO yes of course thank u friend
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I got you down :O
Haha alright sounds good. ThaNKS!
hey boo thank u so much. I just went ahead and put you down on the Sunday slot, and I got you for commentary. u tha best <3
Sounds good! So you'll just gift those to the people that win?
I got you down for the 6-9am one. Let me know when you decide on the game! (you have plenty of time)
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It was a short drive to Cazorla, a small but very quaint town situated on the side of a mountain. We found the hotel where we were staying, Hotel Gradalquivir, and soon after set off to tour the national park. It turned out to be a longer drive than we had anticipated just to get to the tourist office in the park. And once we got there we were disappointed to find only one lady working the desk who spoke no English, made no attempt to speak a little slower to us in Spanish. We did find out that the waterfall we wanted to hike to was a 10km hike. More than we wanted to do that day.
Instead, we drove through the park and took short walks when we saw the opportunity. We drove the length of what appeared to be a reservoir, looking to find a spot where we could get closer to the water. But the closest we got was a restaurant/bar where we had a San Miguel with a nice view of the lake.
The following day, Diane wasn't feeling her usual perky self, so we decided to stay in town (Cazorla). I took hikes around Cazorla while Diane rested. After each field trip, I showed her the photos I took. To me, Cazorla ended up being one of those hidden gems you run into once in a while. It has a picture-perfect square (Plaza de la Colledera) that was just around the corner from our hotel with restaurants, bars, fountains and great views of the mountains.
I hiked up towards the ruins of the Iglesia de Santa Maria. It's majestic history was still evident. Sadly, the Napoleonic forces felt compelled to destroy the beautiful building. Further along the path, there was a nature walk along a creek. I started on it , but after about fifteen minutes decided that making it up to the castle was more important.
I was surprised to find the Castillo de la Yedra open at 2:30 pm. Built in the 12th century, the views from the castle of Cazorla, were dramatic. As far as castles go, Yedra was small, simple and modest. It was not built to be a palace or the home of a feudal lord. It was mainly designed as a strategic military structure, dungeon and all!
In the evening, Diane was feeling a little better and we had a chance to visit the oldest of the squares in town, Plaza de la Constitucion. The brooding Castillo overlooks the plaza and it is filled with restaurants. We picked a restaurant and had a light dinner.
I think I may be repeating myself, but to a wino this is important information. Each time we go to the mercado and buy wine, I'm astounded by the low cost. I have bought very nice bottles of Rioja, barrel-aged for one year, for just over $2!!! Of course you can find bottles for over $100 too. But then, I haven't tasted those. It's little wonder, though, that Trader Joe's can sell an imported Spanish wine for a very low price!
Tomorrow we head off to Toledo, about a three hour drive north, on our way to Madrid. Ciao.


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Representative Work Section Content 2Defending Laurentian Bank of Canada in the NSF fees class action (Defrance vs Bank of Montreal et als).Successfully represented Stewart Title Guaranty Company in a claim under the Bills of Exchange Act and the CBA Clearing Rules for forged endorsement in relation to a property sale and mortgage fraud via identity theft.Advised a Canadian chartered bank in a data breach crisis, avoiding potential litigation and recovering all expenses relating to the breach from the sub-contractor at fault. 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As befits the home of tartan and whisky, simple definitions don't really suit Scotland. Clichéd images of the place abound – postcards of wee Highland terriers, tartan tins of shortbread, ranks of diamond-patterned golf jerseys … and they drive many Scots to apoplexy. And yet Scotland has a habit of delivering on its classic images: in some parts ruined castles really do perch on just about every hilltop, in summer the glens inevitably turn purple with heather and if you end up in a village on gala day you just might bump into a formation of bagpipers marching down the street.
The complexity of Scotland can be hard to unravel: somewhere deep in the country's genes a generous dose of romantic Celtic hedonism blends, somehow, with stern Calvinist prudence. There's little more splendid here than the scenery, yet half the time it's hidden under a pall of drizzly mist. The country's major contribution to medieval warfare was the chaotic, blood-curdling charge of the half-naked Highlander, yet it's civilized enough to have given the world steam power, the television and penicillin. Chefs from Paris to Pisa rhapsodize over Scottish langoustine and Aberdeen Angus steaks, while the locals are happily tucking into another deep-fried supper of haggis and chips. It's a country where the losers of battles (and football games) are more romanticized than the winners.
Naturally, the tourist industry tends to play up the heritage, but beyond the nostalgia lies a modern, dynamic nation. Oil and nanotechnology now matter more to the Scottish economy than fishing or Harris Tweed. Edinburgh still has its medieval Royal Mile, but just as many folk are drawn by its nightclubs and modern restaurants, while out in the Hebrides, the locals are more likely to be building websites than shearing sheep. The Highland huntin' shootin' fishin' set are these days outnumbered by mountain bikers and wide-eyed whale-watchers. Outdoor music festivals will draw thousands of revellers, but just as popular as the pop stars on the main stage will be the folk band rocking the ceilidh tent with accordions and an electric fiddle.
Stuck in the far northwest corner of Europe, Scotland is remote, but it's not isolated. The inspiring emptiness of the wild northwest coast lies barely a couple of hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow, two of Britain's most dense and intriguing urban centres. Ancient ties to Ireland, Scandinavia, France and the Netherlands mean that – compared with the English at least – Scots are generally enthusiastic about the European Union, which has poured money into infrastructure and cultural projects, particularly in the Highlands and Islands. By contrast, Scotland's relationship with the "auld enemy", England, remains as problematic as ever. The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh has helped to focus Scottish minds on Scottish affairs, but many Scots still tend to view matters south of the border with a mixture of exaggerated disdain and well-hidden envy. Ask for a "full English breakfast" and you'll quickly find yourself put right. Old prejudices die hard.
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Dog behavior modification has everything to do with convincing your small dog that what you want them to do was their idea in the first place.
This is what happened to me:
Sassy was giving me a hard time again.
I needed her to come inside, but Sassy wasn't buying it. As a matter of fact, I was pretty sure she was laughing at me. I followed her around the back yard, talking to her nice and offering her yummies. Nope. She cocked her head, would move a step or two forward then back off again.
I tried the quick lunging approach. That didn't work either. Sassy is a little otter of a dog and can slide out of any grip. So I went back to the talk and yummies. But the more time I spent cajoling and sweet talking, the more I got the impression that I was training her to spend as long as possible to come to me – after all, this was fun, as far as she was concerned!
Geez! So – no more lunges, and no more sweet-talking. I resorted to a quick fix and a long term solution.
The Quick Fix
I put a light nylon leash on Sassy's collar when I let her out in the backyard. It was short and unlikely to get tangled up in the bushes. Then, when I needed to fetch her I could go for the leash rather than the dog. A leash handle is easier to grip than a slippery Silky! I praised her effusively once I had her in hand because I wanted her to know that coming to me was fun, after all.
This "quick fix" approach can apply to many things. Dog behavior modification here is all about figuring out a solution that rewards your dog for correct behavior.
The Long Term Solution
But Sassy's game was a symptom of a greater problem. She thought it was fun to misbehave. She listened to me when she felt like it -- and she usually wasn't in the mood. She was never an awful dog because she is natively sweet and friendly, not because she was well trained.
Sassy had decided that being under my control wasn't fun. Dog behavior modification would help show her that she was wrong.
Sassy loves to be groomed. I guess she treats it like a spa day. So I started grooming her for about 15 minutes every day, even when she didn't need it. At a certain point she would sigh and relax – and allow herself to be controlled by me.
Another dog named Rocket had a similar problem. But though he hated being groomed, he loved vigorous walks. So that's what I did with this particular wild child; several times a week we'd head out into our quiet neighborhood at a fast trot. At a certain point, Rocket would sigh and relax slightly. He did willingly what I asked, and it hadn't killed him.
Both dogs were significantly more biddable after this.
Basically you want to control your dog in an area that he or she really loves, to teach them that doing what you say might just be okay, after all. Dog behavior modification is not a quick fix and requires some thought on your part, but done right will result in a companion significantly more willing and obedient – for the most part.
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