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A newly formed organization aimed at presenting a stronger and more unified Republican voice has chosen its executive committee.
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"One of the main goals of the Peconic Republicans is to create a stronger more unified regional Republican voice," Seabrook said. "Therefore, it was very important for me that the leadership of this new organization not only came from the four corners of the East End, but also were leaders in their own individual communities."
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"This is such a great opportunity to bring together great minds of the East End and put forth the values that have made our country great," Noncarrow said. "Our nation is in trouble and rallying together is what we need to do if there will be anything left for our children."
Second vice-chairman is Ernie Wruck, former Southampton GOP chairman.
"I am proud to be part of this new effort to unite East Enders to protect our businesses and communities from the increasing burdens of government which continues to rob our freedoms and our pocketbooks," Wruck said.
Riverhead's Brian Mills, former Riverhead GOP Club president, was named treasurer. "The sad reality is that the recent political environment in both New York State and Suffolk County has resulted in a mass exodus of a whole new generation of New Yorkers to neighboring states which provide for lower taxes, less regulation and greater economic opportunities," Mills said. "Through the creation of the Peconic Republicans, our overriding goal is to promote the all inclusive platform of the Republican Party as it relates to the East End of Long Island so as to ensure that a region will exist where a future generation of New Yorkers can thrive, be successful, and enjoy the style of life to which we have all become accustomed."
Diana Weir, of East Hampton, was named secretary. "In this current political climate, it is encouraging to know that dedicated Republicans are interested in the future growth of the sound Republican Party principles on the East End. I am honored to participate in the creation of the Peconic Republicans," Weir said.
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At least two interpretations of the words on the banner demonstrate that the sign advocated the use of illegal drugs. First, the phrase could be interpreted as an imperative: "[Take] bong hits…"—a message equivalent, as Morse explained in her declaration, to "smoke marijuana" or "use an illegal drug." Alternatively, the phrase could be viewed as celebrating drug use—"bong hits [are a good thing]," or "[we take] bong hits" —and we discern no meaningful distinction between celebrating illegal drug use in the midst of fellow students and outright advocacy or promotion.
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After we arrived at this park, we had to go back and see if we had read the prior reviews correctly and were at the right park! There was only one loop open when we stayed here off season. The signage in the park is very confusing. In trying to check out another loop we ended up driving through the park and into a residential area. Although the arrows indicate otherwise, loops 2 and 3 are right across the entrance road from each other. If you go past the entrance to these loops you will be on a very narrow road with little space to turn around if you are towing. There are some sites with electric hookups. In loop 2, the hookup sites are in a row, with little separation, in a parking lot. Most of the non-hookup sites in this loop are very short or not level. We were lucky and were able to maneuver our smaller RV into a dry camping site with decent views. This park has a very neglected feel; it could use some TLC. The lake is small with part of it on private land with houses visible from the park. On the positive side, there were only two other campers in the park and it was nice and quiet at night. Our Verizon phone worked well and we were able to use our data plan with 3G signal. We were able to get satellite, but most sites would not. Washington has some wonderful state parks, many in this area. We would bypass this park and stay at a different state park next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Beautiful park in the mountains. This campground recently went on the reservation system and they are still working on how to deal with this. The park does not put out reservation cards. You check for your reservation on a posted list and then hope nobody took your spot anyway. Even though you have a paid reservation, you are still required to fill out a green and white pay envelope, basically just to say, "I showed up." If you don't have a reservation, you check the "available" list. There are three camping loops. Two of the loops have both tent and RV ( water and electric only) sites, the third loop has tent only, although smaller RV's could fit in some of the tent sites if you don't want hookups. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. However, at the time I was here, all fires were banned. In the loop closest to the lake, the tent and RV sites are quite close together, with neighbors in your face. The tent sites closest to the lake have lake access, and it appears you are allowed to anchor your boat near your site. The RV slots in this same loop are all "Back-in." There is room for your slides, but you are still close to your neighbor. In the other loops, the RV sites and tent sites get some privacy via separation with lots of vegetation. In these loops, the RV sites are both back-in and pull through. In one loop, try to avoid RV site #1 and RV site #45, as both of those sites are right next to the path to the bathroom. The tent sites in all three loops have different configurations. Some you may like, some you might not. A few of the tent sites are paired for "buddy" camping. Some of the tent sites are very LONG tent sites; i.e., you park your car here and "hike it down" about 500 feet. The bathrooms in each loop weren't the cleanest I have ever seen. The toilet seemed to be "yellow" but this could have been the water quality. There are two very nice "Group Camp" areas. One is grassy with some trees for shade, the other is more woodsy and has more shade. From what I heard, the Group Camp sites are hard to get on weekends, as they are booked nine months in advance. The Day Use area has a very nice swimming beach. During summer season, a private vendor sells hot dogs, taquitos, ice cream cones, snow cones, soda pop, suntan lotion, and ice. He also sells used paperback books for $1.50 each, but if you have some to trade, he will let you just "swap." Verizon cellular modem barely works in the lake loop, it fades in and out. Better signal in the other loops. Showers are 50 cents for three minutes, typical of Washington State Parks. One bad thing, the park apparently gets wild fluctuations in voltage in the RV (utility) sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This state park has 3 sections of camp sites. There is a large green park like area where we saw tents, another area is in the pines with rv parking and tent sites. This area has numerous sites but only about 10 hookups with a restroom and showers. Further up the road is Alta Lake with tent sites along the lake and rv hookups above them. We opted for the pines since the rv sites at the lake were more like being in a VERY tight parking lot. Didn't see any awnings or slides out and I doubt it was even possible. People were on the lake water skiing, riding jet skis and in other areas, fishing.. There is a store there that carries food, ice, and fishing tackle. Might go back during the off season. That rate listed is for a utility site and there is also a dump station there. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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During our marathon draft coverage this week, a caller said to me on the air, "the difference between teams like the (Super Bowl champion) Ravens and teams like the Bills isn't the offensive line, it's the quarterback."
He's right.
But when it comes to the current Super Bowl champs, it goes well beyond that. Each and every year, Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome simply finds talent - and the right guys for his team.
This year was no different. Newsome nailed the draft. Again.
Baltimore lost long-time elite players Ed Reed and Ray Lewis. And even before Reed left for Houston and Lewis retired, safety and linebacker were already a need for the Ravens because of the age of those players, Lewis' injury history, and the fact they lost S Bernard Pollard and LB Dannell Ellerbe as well this offseason.
What does Newsome do? With the very last pick of the first round, he grabs a hard-hitting, play-making safety in Matt Elam (Florida) who can step right in and help. How's that for value AND talent in one stroke of the pen?
Then Newsome moves up in round two and takes a linebacker many believed should have been selected in the first-round, Arthur Brown (Kansas State). A lot of Bills fans really wanted Brown when the team selected another linebacker, Kiko Alonso (Oregon) ten picks earlier.
Brown is the perfect Ravens pick and player. He fits the mold of everything they do and how they play on defense. He would have been a great fit for almost any team, but with the Ravens hybrid defense, they'll most likely find a way to have him on the field for all three downs and make an immediate impact from day one. Again, value collides with need perfectly. And Newsome finds it.
The rest of the draft looked much the same for Newsome. Good football players and in the few places a Super Bowl winner can actually have a need, including two defensive front-seven players who'll help the rotation of a team that was surprisingly 20th against the run last year in the regular-season.
Also FB Kyle Juszczyk (Harvard), a fan-favorite who can definitely add to the Ravens offense's versatility and creativity because he can play a tradition fullback role or even line up as an H-back.
The Ravens have Joe Flacco at QB and Ray Rice at RB to go along with a very good defense. Of course all some of the bigger reasons they are the Super Bowl champions. But the biggest reason is a Hall of Famer who doesn't even suit up anymore. GM Ozzie Newsome is the best in the business when it comes to finding talent and value together in the draft. And he proved it once again this year.
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Good place to get mistreated – This uninteresting stark bar in the middle of a large room is staffed by unfriendly and unattractive bartenders and bouncers who get off on roughing up guests. This might be worth suffering through since the drinks are reasonable and there is a large deck on the water. Unfortunately this place draws a boring and decidedly uncool crowd, so it isn't.
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Meat Market – it's ok to go to if you're looking to try out new pick-up lines. The staff is not nice. THe music is pretty good. It can get very crowded. Seems like a lot of college students going out looking to hook up.
bouncers think that they are tough guys. it is funny to watch them in action. they must think that the fish co is an embassy. it's rhode island db's. the cover is ridiulous.
Thursday night hot spot – My favorite spot in prov. Hands down. Girls are looking to have a good time, waitresses are super friendly and an overall chill atmosphere. The back porch offers a great place to meet people unlike most loud clubs you can actually hold a conversation there and meet new people.
6 ounces of beer for a 16 ounce price – Cost is high and the women are immature. Bouncers think they are the fashion experts of the world, waitstaff is friendly enough. Seems like everyone who goes there on a weekend is looking for a fight.
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In 1905, Manuel de Terra Faria, gazed upon the Channel Islands for the first time and was reminded of the beaches of his birthplace, the Azores Islands, off the coast of Portugal. His dream to own that property was realized in 1908 when he purchased the first parcel that would become the Faria Ranch.This is a rare opportunity, indeed, to acquire not only an incredible ranch but an important place in the history of California. The expansive panoramic mountain, ocean, island and coastline views are extraordinary on this one-of-a-kind coastal property. The Faria Beach area of Ventura is a well-known and sought-after area to live and vacation in. The Ranch is currently comprised of approximately 272 acres that includes16.77 acres south of the freeway that is parallel to the to the coastline and used primarily as a nursery and the location of four cell sites placed there by major carriers. The benefits of this property include income from farming the citrus and the cell towers.
Stunning 2008 Custom Mediterranean in premiere gated community of Solimar Beach Colony - West Gate with unobstructed ocean, island, coastline and mountain views. This two-story residence has five interior levels to maximize views that include the subterranean parking garage and roof deck all connected by staircases and an elevator. Custom materials include Mahogany/bamboo staircases, Mahogany doors, Alder wood cabinets, travertine, granite, Quartz Caesar stone countertops - all under a blue glazed tile roof. Four bedrooms with a fifth bedroom/den, two master suites plus two guest bedrooms, three fireplaces, stainless steel appliances, two private outdoor spas and firepits (one on the open patio by the sand and the other on the roof deck), storage for water equipment, private staircase to the beach. A one-of-a-kind custom home being offered fully furnished and equipped.
Stunning and Elegant,privately gated community, situated within a very private,upscale enclave, referred to as Solimar Beach Colony.Massive etched double glass doors greet you as you enter into the foyer.Magnificent views of the ocean welcome you w floor to ceiling glass windows which frame never ending views of the Pacific and the Channel Islands.Exquisite detail and sophisticated taste are apparent.The great room blends a melody of white washed hardwood flooring, a grand fireplace, soaring ceilings with recessed lighting, and glass banisters leading you to the second level. A chefs kitchen with island and breakfast nook, and of course,your never ending views of the pacific. This fabulous contemporary estate, boasts approx.3400sq ft of luxury living,with 2 master suites w ensuite master baths.A 3rd additional suite is currently used as a game room w ensuite bath.A lovely media area which is open,also featuring surround sound, skylights,could be 4th bedroom. Stunning
Architecturally gorgeous beachfront home situated on 2 lots in the idyllic beach community of Ventura's Pierpont Bay. This luxurious home boasts a 3 car garage w/ parking for 5 more, huge rec/gym/game room & laundry on 1st floor, slate stairway to spacious living & family room areas, walls of glass to panoramic views of ocean, islands & coastline, stunning fireplace w/koa wood cabinetry (custom koa wood cabinetry featured in many rooms), high wood-lined ceilings, slate floors & glass doors to beachfront patio. One level up is a large/open dining room (overlooking artistically landscaped backyard, patio w/curved teak benches, spa & shower), beautifully designed kitchen lined in koa w/granite counters, cooking island, stainless appliances & amazing views, office w/koa built-ins, spacious master suite w/bath & balcony, guest room/study & powder room. Top story includes a master retreat w/never ending views, stunning bath & balcony plus 2 more view guest rooms w/private baths & balconies!
Architecturally magnificent Mediterranean masterpiece, right on the sand at Mussel Shoals, offers wonderful ocean & island views. Extensive list of custom features, including 26' retractable glass walls, limestone & hardwood floors, teak doors, radiant floor heat, elevator, Roman spa master bath, media room, 3 zone music, grand 2-story entry, roof terrace, and more.
Architecturally stunning beach house on dramatic point adjoining miles of sandy beach. Spectacular ocean & coastline views, walls of glass create serene ocean-oriented interiors. Incredible 2nd floor master suite, spa, sun-drenched terrace, privacy gate.
Reduced $300,00 from original listing,and is firm at this price. A chance to own a piece of Ventura's history. 36 unit downtown Ventura Hotel, operating more like a boarding house or apartments. Most units are just rooms except for managers office and living quarters and two, 2 bedroom one bath units with attached double garages. Fully occupied with with a waiting list for vacancies. There is room to raise rents in all cases. Some units have views. Building was built in 1903, added onto in 1924 and the two detached 2 bedroom I baths with kitchen and double attached garage was built in 2003. Private financing available for $2,150,000 at 5% interest only, for 10 years. Please look at this property for the opportunity it is, and the incredible loan available to buyer.
The Hampton's in Ventura. A Stunning 4,476+ sq. ft. Cape Cod luxury residence of exquisite quality and authenticity is situated on a 7,041 s.f. lot in close proximity to the beach with beautiful and expansive ocean views. Built in 2009 with traditional high-grade finishes and the finest materials, this home was constructed to best withstand the elements in an ocean side setting. Not a detail was spared or overlooked in its design and construction. Features include: Two laundry rooms, two gas ovens - one electric oven, two dishwashers, state-of-the-art high efficiency Viking appliances and barbecue, registered reclaimed Carlisle wide plank oak floors, weather treated wood shingles, Lamarite slate composite roof, Persa Blue granite counters, Paul Ramsey custom cabinetry, Wainscot, custom mouldings, a Cambridge residential elevator, 2 car garage with generous storage and an additional 1 car garage for that rare vintage Porsche.
Rare, charming, ocean front cottage in the private, gated Solimar Beach Colony. Enjoy sunsets, island views in this great beach home! 20 mintues to Santa Barbara and 40 minutes from L.A. Best buy on the beach!
Just south of Santa Barbara County's border with Ventura County sits Rincon Mountain, which has commanding views of the ocean, islands, Ventura, Santa Barbara, and even Lake Casitas to the north. This truly one of a kind property consisting of 44 acres sits right on the top of that mountain. It overlooks the coastline north and south, including the world famous surf break at Rincon Point.For a mountain top property, this ranch has some gentle land that is quite useable for equestrian purposes, for orchards, and unique lifestyle homesites. A paved road off Highway 150 goes all the way to the gates of this ranch, and underground utilities including telephone and water meters are already in place.This unique property has four large potential building sites to choose from, and is only about twenty minutes to downtown Santa Barbara.
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Milton Brown, 79, of Tama died Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at Carrington Place of Toledo. Traditional Graveside Services will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at 2 p.m. at Meskwaki Cemetery on the Meskwaki Settlement in rural Tama with Michael Keahna as speaker. A Traditional Wake was held Friday evening, Oct. 5, 2012, at the Fox Clan Ceremonial Building on the Meskwaki Settlement, rural Tama.
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Earthjustice, representing Florida Wildlife Federation, argued that pumping millions of gallons of polluted runoff water into Lake Okeechobee without a permit violates federal law. For the first time since its creation in 1973, the Environmental Protection Agency joined a lawsuit defending the polluters. EPA is arguing that water pumping into the lake does not violate the Clean Water Act. Sugar plantations near the lake apply thousands of tons of chemical fertilizers on plantations that pump runoff into canals that are eventually pumped into Lake Okeechobee. Today, the court denied a motion to dismiss argued by EPA without discussion.
"Lake Okeechobee is in serious danger, the drinking water for some cities is getting cancer-causing substances in it as a result, and EPA and the South Florida Water Management District are saying this practice of polluting the lake is okay," said Earthjustice attorney David Guest. "Why is our government on the other side?"
A former state regulator testified early in the trial that started January 9 that runoff from nearby sugar plantations and urban runoff is pumped directly into Lake Okeechobee. The lake is Florida's largest water supply source. Many towns surrounding Lake Okeechobee pull drinking water directly from the lake. When the lake water is treated with chlorine, dangerous trihalomethanes (THMs) are produced. The EPA has said that people drinking water contaminated with THMs are at greater risk of bladder and colon cancer, as well as damage to heart, lung, kidney and central nervous system.
Pumping polluted water into the lake is illegal under the Clean Water Act, environmentalists argued. Federal law clearly states that permits are required in order to limit the amount of pollution that is added to a water source. The South Florida Water Management District disagrees, and has failed to obtain any permits for this pumping activity.
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For those of you who are a fan of the band, you may or may not know that the lead singer (Adam Gontier) has left the band. Just after Three Days Grace (3DG), released their new album "Transit of Venus" and after scheduling another Tour, the band as publicly announced Adam's resignation from the band.
In a letter that Adam gave to the band back in December, he indicated that he was resigning from the band due to a non life threatening health issue and wanted the band to continue moving forward without him.
Many fans of 3DG have also heard rumors that Adam wanted to start a solo career, which is the real reason for leaving the band, noting he has tours/events scheduled all the way through March.
Adam has also published a letter explaining why he left the band on his face book page and on the band's website.
Never the less, 3DG advised their fans they will not be cancelling their tour, but rather temporarily replacing lead singer Adam with Matt Walst, the brother of 3DG Bass/backup vocals Brad Walst. Matt Walst, also known for being the lead singer of My Darkest Days (MDD).
Matt has been working diligently with 3DG to cover the songs and get ready for the upcoming tour. Unfortunately he is no Adam Gontier and from listening to the cover songs of "Riot", "The High Road" and "Chalk Outline" on the bands site, he seems to do an okay job, but will listening to him be different live and without the auto tune, I think so.
It really saddens me that Adam left the band, especially since I just booked my first 3DG tickets to see them in Orlando at the Amway on March 9th, now it won't be the same. Myself and countless other fans would have appreciated it had they either, 1:cancelled the tour all together or 2: had Adam finish the tour and then resigned from the band.
I love the band and can relate to many of their songs. It's crazy how music can affect someones every day life. Adam wrote most of the songs for the band and was able to connect with countless people. An amazing lyricist and singer, I hope nothing but the best. Adam will always hold a spot in the band if he decides to come back.


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Iveson was cited for setting a leghold trap within 30 feet of exposed bait and 200 feet of a roadway.
Authorities said the cat was lured Sunday by an open can of tuna. Once snared, the animal had nowhere to go but in the water.
Someone called Washoe County Regional Animal Services, who took the cat to the Nevada Humane Society. Officials there say the feline was traumatized and cold but is doing better and will not lose its leg.


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"First thing's first," says Joe Ledbetter, a gleam in his eye and a devilish grin on his face as he uncorks a fresh bottle of whiskey. He pours two fingers of the brown liquor into a sparkling high-ball tumbler emblazoned with the logo of the Chattanooga Whiskey Company above the slogan "The First Taste." He studies the nectar for a moment, sips, and smiles again. "Now, where were we?" he says with a mischievious laugh.
It will be the first of many "first tastes" for Ledbetter and his partner, Tim Piersant, during the launch party last Friday at Lindsay Street Hall for the new whiskey the young entrepreneurs founded just six months ago and based largely on a Facebook post that asked, "Would you drink Chattanooga whiskey?" A flood of responses in the affirmative confirmed Ledbetter's assumption and the fuse was lit. On Friday evening, hundreds of bottles of bourbon bearing the Chattanooga Whiskey Company brand fill tables inside the ornate hall as a small army of servers prepared to man their stations for the evening event.
"I just hope it doesn't suck," Ledbetter says, half serious, half joking, referring to both the event and the reaction to the fruit of his labor and passion. His whiskey—smooth and warm, with just a brief, sharp spike the liquor is known for—does not suck. Nor does the event. Hundreds are invited and hundreds turn out to sample the new whiskey, which Ledbetter proudly proclaims will both return and revive Chattanooga's storied distilling history, an industry that has been dormant since pre-Prohibition days.
Ledbetter has reason to be excited. Thirty years ago, he might have been laughed out of town, such was the state of downtown Chattanooga (and, for that, matter the bourbon whiskey market). But these days, the Chattanooga "brand" reeks of a renewed spirit of revival, spirit and renaissance, and Ledbetter and Piersant are banking on that special brand of local pride and Tennessee's history of fine whiskey propelling them to fame and fortune.
The only problem? The Chattanooga Whiskey Company's 1816 Reserve is not made in Chattanooga—not even in nearby counties, where state law allows distilling and bottling of liquor. No, Chattanooga Whiskey is distilled in Indiana—Lawrenceburg, Ind., to be exact, home of Lawrenceburg Distillerers Indiana, which concocts such brands as Templeton Rye. At Lawrenceburg, Ledbetter says he found the right distillers offering the right mix (74 percent corn, 21 percent rye, 4 percent barley) at 90 proof (45 percent alcohol). "I'm the type of person who wants to know all there is about a subject when I become passionate about it," he says. "I knew a lot about whiskey before, but I've learned a lot more. We had a very clear idea about the kind of whiskey we wanted to make—a pre-Prohibition mash build, something you'd find a 100 years ago—and then we found the right distiller."
Jack Daniels might roll over in his grave, but Ledbetter's "recipe" has less to do with the iron-free cave spring water and sugar maple charcoal Daniels favored and perfected on his Lynchburg property than reaquainting a city with it whiskey heritage. When distilling laws change in Hamilton County—something Ledbetter says he is campaigning for—he will be quick to reunite the whiskey with its city.
"We really want to make it here," Ledbetter says. "It's not about a person [like Jack Daniels] or even a fictional character [like Capt. Morgan]. It's about a city with a rich history and heritage. Right now, it's all about getting the word out and support."
In other words, it's a message in a bottle. Laws may change, but until they do, it makes no real difference to Ledbetter if his Chattanooga Whiskey is made in Chattanooga or Lawrenceburg. Mystique, after all, is rarely grounded in reality. And nothing sells, or indeed enhances, illusion better than liquor.


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One overlooked Central American country could draw birders with the help of an avian crusader.
Visiting and local birders alike can do their part for El Salvador's birds by participating in eBird. Komar serves as the eBird reviewer for El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua, and has embarked on a personal quest to popularize the tool. "I love the idea that birders can be citizen scientists," he said. His great hope is to see thousands of people using eBird around the region. Though most eBird contributions currently come from visitors, Komar is promoting the tool locally through talks, demonstrations, and articles--and by nagging his friends. "Oliver is all the time like, Carlos! You need to put in your data, put in your data!" Funes says. "It's great that we have it now."


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by Ben Fountain; HarperCollins, 2012; 320 pages; $25.99
It's the "Catch-22 of the Iraq War," says one conspicuous bullet of praise on the jacket of "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk." Such a definitive statement inevitably colors one's reading of Ben Fountain's first novel, since it calls to mind World War II's most influential work of fiction and pairs it with a nine-year conflict that has yet to establish any remarkable literary tradition. Though most writings on the war thus far seem to hinge on combat stories, Fountain, like Joseph Heller, takes his troops out of the fracas and into the funhouse for an erratic glimpse at what war does to people off the battlefield, rather than on it.
As the title suggests, the story takes place, largely, at a football game where the eight surviving members of Bravo Squad, also known as the "heroes of Al-Ansakar Canal," enjoy their last stop on a two-week "victory tour." The title character, Billy, carries the memory of their most brutal firefight with him into the Dallas Cowboys stadium, where he and his fellow soldiers are saluted, back-slapped and pampered by fans and team staff alike. As the boys are ushered through a melee of booze and cheerleaders, they are harangued by throngs of grateful civilians as well as a sly movie producer who's itching to cut a deal with Bravo for the rights to their story. All the while, quiet and contemplative Billy Lynn, the very personification of the misplaced writer-in-uniform, begins to loath the public adulation. He sees their gestures as something toxic, a false sense of appreciation for a sacrifice that they can never fully understand.
Set in the middle of the last decade, the novel depicts the fervor of such early Bush-era conservatism with a vicious stroke of foul-mouthed wit. As Fountain follows Bravo Squad's profanity-laced grunt-speak, the torrent of macho lingo blends perfectly with the author's staccato style of storytelling. His rapid-fire delivery of consonant-choked visceral detail demands to be read at a runner's pace, and it doesn't let up until the reader's mind is slathered in cerebral sweat. This style moves in lockstep with Heller's "Catch-22," as does the novel's central question of whether the troop-supporting public represents the true enemy of the soldier, eager to send the average outbound warrior into the fray again and again.
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After its two-day meeting in New York, the Conservative movement's Committee of Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly voted to endorse three conflicting teshuvot, or halachic responsa, regarding proposed changes to that movement's policies—two upholding the longstanding ban on homosexuality and one permitting ordination of gay and lesbian rabbis and same-sex commitment ceremonies.
Today, Dr. Carl Sheingold, JRF's Executive Vice President, Rabbi Dan Ehrenkrantz, President of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, and Rabbi Richard Hirsh, Executive Director of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association, released a joint statement acknowledging the vote and providing background on the Reconstructionist movement's longstanding history of inclusion of gays and lesbians. Read the full statement.


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How can the Palestinian leadership agree to a vague term that Israeli lawmakers cannot define?
A student referendum at DePaul University in Chicago will make it harder for pro-Israel lobby groups to influence divestment efforts.
Northeastern University's suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine cannot be defended.
Seamless coordination was obvious during recent assault on occupied West Bank city.
Israel has bulldozed and bombed a century-old war cemetery.
Classrooms have had to close in Yarmouk camp because of contagious illnesses.
Attaining the goals of higher education is impossible when universities are under attack.
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Summer business better never than late?
The transfer window is rarely convenient. Its closing summer madness takes place when a season is already in full swing, and January's desperate supermarket sweep is yet more distracting.
When it blasts open in July, pre-season training is just beginning. A manager may find himself alternating between overseeing shuttle runs and reaching for his BlackBerry to find out the latest from a target's agent, but the aim of most clubs is to get business done as early as possible. He who hesitates is often lost.
David Moyes is now in situ at Manchester United's Carrington training ground. The new club released those rather rictus PR pictures of him sitting in an airy new office, with his window overlooking the training pitch. The first press conference is keenly awaited, but there is likely to be something missing.
To take the heat off, United's aim had been to unveil Moyes at the same time as a couple of big signings. The labyrinthine tax and legal machinations that surround the Thiago Alcantara deal have prevented that, as has PSV Eindhoven digging in their heels to keep Kevin Strootman.
As it is, Moyes may be accompanied only by Wilfried Zaha, a player he did not actually sign, and whom it is rumoured may even go back out on loan. The best-laid plans of Moyes and his men have hit a snag.
The widely accepted practice of leading clubs is for a manager to draw up a list of transfer preferences. Roberto Mancini's constant grumbles last season drew from Manchester City's failure to land his A-list. Robin van Persie had been shown round Alderley Edge and Prestbury, the Cheshire villages of choice for millionaire footballers, and was expected to sign once he returned from Euro 2012.
It did not come to pass. Van Persie does now live in Cheshire but does not play in blue. Mancini harrumphed his way through last season, having to settle for a strike force that, between Mario Balotelli, Carlos Tevez, Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero, cost around £140 million. The likes of Scott Sinclair, Javi Garcia, Jack Rodwell and Maicon were all signings from the C-list and possibly below. Garcia and Rodwell were not Daniele De Rossi, whom Mancini wanted most of all in midfield. Sinclair and Maicon in particular had the look of late-night impulse purchases, and were treated largely as unwanted tat too.
The dream ticket is to get the big signings done, unveiled at the press conference and into the first day of training camp. Next comes bedding them with the lads and the banter on the pre-season trip that every major club must undertake. Moyes will not be accompanied to Asia and Australia by either Thiago or Strootman, and Arsene Wenger, who resisted these gruelling trips for years, preferring Alpine retreats, finds himself on a third consecutive Asian tour, hoping to get Gonzalo Higuain signed in time for a flight to Jakarta.
Wenger knows well the pitfall of the trolley dash. The great panic of late summer 2011 that followed an 8-2 defeat at Old Trafford saw the scattergun signings of Mikel Arteta, Per Mertesacker, Yossi Benayoun and Andre Santos. Arteta slotted pretty much straight in, but Mertesacker took his time, as foreign defenders arriving into the Premier League often do.
It took the German 18 months to settle into English football, but that development would surely not have been hindered by a pre-season with his new club before being thrown into competitive action. Back on the transfer window's craziest day of dealing in England, the evening of August 31, 2008, the headline-makers were Robinho, to Manchester City for £32 million, and Dimitar Berbatov, to Manchester United for £30 million. Neither could be said to have enjoyed wholly successful 2008-09 seasons. Both players started well enough, only to fade later on.
Can a player, no matter how gifted, buy into his new club's philosophy at such short notice? Compelling evidence suggests not. Even Van Persie, who joined United just three days before his debut at Everton on August 20, 2012, eventually faded. At United, he had missed the conditioning training, developed by Rene Meulensteen, engineered towards players hitting their peak in that March-April-May business end when trophies are secured.
Below the elite, certain managers have a propensity to leave their business until late. Martin O'Neill was such a manager, going back to his time at Celtic, where group-stage European qualification was a prerequisite for a transfer budget. By the time O'Neill was at Sunderland, leaving it late proved to be a dangerous ploy. He entered the 2012-13 season with only Carlos Cuellar as a new addition, before then splurging £22 million on Adam Johnson and Steven Fletcher once the season had already kicked off.
Fletcher hit the ground running but Johnson, a player whose application had been questioned by Mancini at City, never hit his straps, always looking something of a misfit. O'Neill paid for a poor campaign with his job and much of his reputation.
Last season's crisis club were QPR, whose chaotic decision to both buy early and late caused a Frankenstein squad to be doomed from the start. Rob Green looked a steady enough addition as goalkeeper, if on the big wages of a Bosman transfer, but then found himself competing with Julio Cesar, tardily signed alongside Stephane Mbia and Esteban Granero, a midfield pair who never looked suited to playing in the Premier League.
This summer's prime early movers have been Liverpool. Brendan Rodgers and his shadowy transfer committee have already added four new players in Luis Alberto, Iago Aspas, Simon Mignolet and Kolo Toure, and made a significant play for Henrikh Mkhitaryan. The lessons of last summer's mistakes are being acted on, when Clint Dempsey did not arrive, and Daniel Sturridge was passed over.
In the murky world of the transfer window, saving the best until last can be a dangerous and misguided game.