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JFK's inaugural address worth pondering today
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On this, the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination, perhaps the most solemn and somber occasion in our nation's history, I humbly would like to suggest how we might honor JFK's memory. First, we should have a moment of silence to remember Kennedy and the ideals for which he stood.
Second, we should give thanks for living in a country wherein transitions of power, even in tumultuous times, are peaceful and orderly. In his new book, "The Kennedy Half Century," University of Virginia Professor and Emmy winner Larry Sabato related the confusion and fear caused by the assassination and the possibility it had been orchestrated by one of America's enemies. Sabato also tells how Kennedy's successor, Lyndon Johnson, sought to ensure stability by asking Kennedy's Cabinet members to stay on.
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conservative1 wrote on Nov 22, 2013 9:24 AM:
Ask not what you can do for your country, but what free stuff your country can give you? "
blue star wrote on Nov 22, 2013 10:23 AM:
Let's compare him to the current President, well no, let's not.
We've come a long way, along way down. "
KITTY wrote on Nov 23, 2013 1:06 AM:
conservative1 wrote on Nov 23, 2013 10:56 AM:
He certainly was not perfect by any means. He disrespected his wife and God. He wasn't in office long enough to really get anything done. "
conservative1 wrote on Nov 23, 2013 10:59 AM:
Then read Dreams From My Father. Barack Obama "
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conservative1 wrote on Nov 27, 2013 8:12 AM:
Republicans have been freeing your people since the days of Lincoln. They're just not smart enough to support those that look out for them.
Eisenhower was the president that started the space program. Kennedy expanded it. Who shut it down? Oh Ya the black Kennedy OBAMA.
Yes PC was a Kennedy /Shriver idea.
So besides the FAILED Contra plan? Cheating on his wife daily in the White House? I know you have no respect for marriage but some of us do. He was a TRAMP.
He was no Reagan, not even a GWB. "
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He NEVER apologized for America's greatness. He put that shining city back up on the hill. He didn't apologize to France for damaging Normandy Beach when American soldiers stormed it to take back their country.
Reagan made us Great, strong and feared again. "
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Brian Holguin is an American writer who works in the comics industry.
Holguin is known for his work on Aria[1] and Todd McFarlane's Spawn.
He also wrote Spawn: Godslayer, a dark fantasy re-imagining of Spawn.[2]
Partial bibliography[edit]
Aria (1999)[edit]
- Aria/Angela: Heavenly Creatures (2000)
- Aria: The Soul Market (2001)
- Aria: A Midwinter's Dream (2002)
- Aria: Summer's Spell (2002)
- Aria: The Uses of Enchantment (2003)
KISS: Psycho Circus (1997)[edit]
- KISS: Psycho Circus Vol. 01 - 'Book One'
Mr Majestic (1999)[edit]
- Mr Majestic with co-writer Joe Casey and artist Ed McGuiness (Trade paperback collects Mr Majestic Vol 1. Nos 1-6)
Spawn (1998–2005)[edit]
- Spawn issues 71-150, 185-190[3]
Spawn: The Dark Ages (1999–2000)[edit]
- Spawn: The Dark Ages issues 1-14
- ^ ABC's of ARIA: SPEAKING WITH BRIAN HOLGUIN, Jennifer M. Contino, COMICON.COM. May 1, 2003| http://www.comicon.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=36;t=000961;p=1
- ^ Spawn: Godslayer interview NyXX Underground, (no date) http://www.nyxxunderground.com/SpawnGodslayer.html retrieved March 14, 2008
- ^ http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator_chron.php?ID=3028
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- Complete Bibliography http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator_chron.php?ID=3028
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If you love your classic Alfa but don't love the sound system, this article will tell you what you need to know to replace the stereo and speakers, and add some bass.
When you're climbing desert dunes or fording streams in your vintage Jeep, you're probably too busy to worry about sound. But in town, a quality stereo is nice to have.
The 3 Series has changed a lot over the years, but it's still a great car to drive. The stereo could be better, though, and we'll show you how to improve your sound.
The Enclave has everything you'd expect in a Buick, including luxury car levels of noise suppression that make the cabin a terrific home for a new stereo system.
The CTS proved that Cadillac was serious about reclaiming its "Standard of the World" title. Comfortable and fun to drive, it's a great home for a new audio system.
Even in a parking lot full of SUVs (i.e., most parking lots), an Escalade stands out. If you want a stereo that's just as distinctive, you've come to the right place.
The final F-body Camaro is still slick, quick, and fun to drive, but if you really want to pump up the volume, you'll need to revamp the audio system.
If your 1999-02 Silverado is still running strong, why not replace the weak, old factory stereo with something that sounds better and gives you more features?
The Silverado and Sierra have always been workhorses, so it's no surprise to see so many older models still on the road. A new stereo will add new life to your truck.
Part pickup, part multi-tool, the original Chevy Avalanche is one cool truck. We'll help you find the stereo gear you need to make your Avalanche sound awesome.
This handsome Chevy pickup is one handsome truck, but the factory audio system hasn't aged as well as the exterior. Bring it up-to-date with a new stereo and speakers.
This is a big, brawny pickup for people who work hard, play hard, and need a truck that can handle all of it. A new stereo will add a lot of life to your truck.
If your Silverado or Sierra is still getting the job done, replacing the old factory stereo and speakers will make work or play a lot more enjoyable.
The Cobalt's factory stereo system was never its strongest feature, and it's only getting weaker now. Replacing it will make your car a much nicer place to spend time.
With the C6, Chevy stopped settling for making America's best sports car and got serious about beating the world's best. A new stereo will make your 'Vette even better.
The Chevrolet HHR gives you everyday utility and retro style. A design like this will look cool for years to come, so add a new stereo and make it sound cool, too.
With stylish looks, a roomy interior, and decent road manners, the Impala is an outstanding highway companion. A new stereo will make the miles fly by even faster.
If you're looking for a truck that can do just about anything the average person needs to do, the Avalanche might be what you need. You'll want a new stereo, though.
The Silverado Crew Cab, like many modern trucks, offers an amazing combination of luxury and utility. If you still like your truck, why not upgrade your stereo system?
Your regular-cab Silverado or Sierra is a versatile truck that's ready for work or play. Adding a new stereo will make either activity more enjoyable.
GM's line of full-size SUVs are always big favorites of people who need big trucks. These comfy, capable vehicles also offer plenty of room for audio improvement.
The nouveaux Camaro is a thoroughly modern muscle car that combines present-day performance and old-school style. Stereo upgrades can be challenging, but we can help.
When you spend the majority of your drive time cutting through city traffic, having less car makes more sense. A new stereo system will add more spunk to your Spark.
These Chrysler products are among the most beautiful sedans of the last 30 years or so. The stock stereos haven't aged quite as well, so an upgrade might be in order.
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The Crossfire is about as practical as a disco ball in a duck blind, but it isn't meant to be practical; it's meant to be fun. A new stereo will make it even better.
If you're looking for a versatile car with character to spare, the PT is a solid choice. There's room for your family and your stuff, plus an aftermarket stereo system.
With loads of space and lots of features, the T&C hauls kids and cargo in comfort. Upgrading the entertainment system will help make it "fun for the whole family."
These Chrysler products are among the most beautiful sedans of the last 30 years or so. The stock stereos haven't aged quite as well, so an upgrade might be in order.
The Ram Quad Cab is one of the most distinctive vehicles on the road today. The stock stereo isn't as cool, but there are lots of upgrades available for this truck.
The regular cab Ram is a very nice pickup, but there factory stereos are a bit weak. Upgrading the audio system will bring quality sound to a great-looking truck.
The Dakota was one of the last of the "mid-size" pickups, so it's ideal for people who know exactly how much truck they need. It probably needs a new stereo, though.
There's no mistaking this big, brawny Mega Cab pickup for anything other than a Dodge. Replacing the stock stereo will really beef up your truck's sound quality.
Dodge has produced some of the best-looking pickups on the road, but the factory stereos aren't always as impressive. A new stereo will make a good truck even better.
With lines that evoke both the Power Wagons of the past and the semi-trucks of the present day, Dodge trucks just look cool. A new stereo will make yours even cooler.
The Charger is handsome, roomy, comfortable and, if it's "got a Hemi in it," almost ridiculously powerful. It's also a perfect home for a big-time stereo system.
The Challenger is a muscle car for grown-ups. It's fun between stoplights, but it's also a comfortable long-distance cruiser that will sound great with upgraded audio.
The redesigned 2008 Grand Caravan improved upon all that was good about Chrysler's genre-defining minivan line. There's also lots of room for audio and video upgrades.
If you're looking for a (very) small car that's made for city living, the Fiat 500 is a great choice. Upgrading the rather weak factory stereo is a good idea, too.
The 1987-93 Mustang was hugely popular when new and it's still a big part of the automotive world today. A new stereo is one of many mods available for your Mustang.
This F-150 was a game-changer in the light-truck field. The overall design has aged well, but the factory stereos have just aged. You have lots of options, though.
Ford's 2001-04 Mustangs look sharp, handle well, and they're reasonably cheap these days. That should leave plenty of money in the budget for a new stereo system!
The Escape offers plenty of room for people, bikes, and whatever else you might want to carry. An aftermarket stereo system will be a great addition to this fun SUV.
The Explorer is a classic example of the full-sized American SUV. Comfortable, capable, and luxurious, the Explorer makes a great home for a quality stereo system.
They just don't make 'em like the Crown Victoria and Grand Marquis anymore. Adding a new stereo system will make your car a great place to enjoy music in style.
Ford must have had car audio fans in mind when they built this truck. The interior offers plenty of space, and the modular design makes installation surprisingly easy.
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If the Ford F-150 is America's everyday truck, the F-250 and F-350 are America's workday trucks. If you enjoy music while you work, you'll want a stereo upgrade.
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Judging by how many you still see on the road, the 1999-02 Sierra is one tough pickup. The factory audio, on the other hand, is a bit weak, so you'll want to upgrade.
This is a big, brawny pickup for people who work hard, play hard, and need a truck that can handle all of it. A new stereo will add a lot of life to your truck.
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The Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is made for riders who enjoy taking long trips on nice days in maximum comfort. A stereo will make the open road even more enjoyable.
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Reliable, affordable, and efficient, the Civic is a car people buy and hang onto. If your Civic is still running strong, a new stereo is probably a smart investment.
The Accord sedan is attractive, comfortable, reliable, and lots of other good things. If you're still enjoying your Accord, upgrade the stereo and enjoy it even more.
The first-gen Pilot has been a suburban staple for years, and it's still a solid choice if you're looking for a comfortable SUV. A new stereo is a good idea, too.
The Honda Element is a versatile vehicle that can handle just about anything you throw at it or in it. There's also plenty of room for an impressive aftermarket stereo.
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The Fit is a cool-looking, comfortable little car that can get out of its own way on the interstate. If you want to get more out of your audio, here's how to do it.
The third-generation CR-V is an excellent choice for all sorts of drivers, but if you care about sound, you'll definitely want to install an aftermarket stereo.
The Accord coupe is every bit as smart as the sedan, but with that extra sportiness that only a 2-door can provide. A new audio system will be a very smart upgrade.
Judging by the number of Accord sedans on the road, there are a lot more smart people out there than you'd probably think. Adding a new stereo is smart, too.
The second-gen Fit improved upon all that was good about the original and added some cool new stuff to the mix. Adding a new stereo will make your Fit even more fun.
The Insight's factory stereos ranged from bare-bones to not-bad, but if you're going to drive a car that's so quiet so often, it's smart to upgrade the audio system.
When the 2012 Civics debuted to less-than-rave reviews, Honda ordered a revamp for 2013. There are some differences, but replacing the stereo is reasonably painless.
The Hummer H3 isn't for everyone, but if it's the truck for you, you're really going to enjoy it. With an upgraded stereo system, you'll enjoy it even more.
The Tiburon is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a sporty runabout that's easy on the wallet. Upgrading the audio will add a lot to an already-cool car.
The Sonata is a smart, stylish sedan that's good enough to compete head-to-head with any car in its segment. The stock stereo could stand an upgrade, though.
Good looks and handling make the G35 a smart purchase for anyone who values the sedan practicality and the sports car performance. A new stereo is a smart buy, too.
When you're climbing desert dunes or fording streams in your vintage Jeep, you're probably too busy to worry about sound. But in town, a quality stereo is nice to have.
The Cherokee gets the job done on the road or off. If you're looking for a reasonably priced SUV that's ready for stereo (and other) modifications, it's a great choice.
With the 1997-2002 Wrangler, Jeep made a legendary design better. Upgrading the stereo is reasonably easy, but there are a couple of areas that require some ingenuity.
The redesigned 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee retained its classic Cherokee style. If you want great sound in the great outdoors, we'll help you find the gear you need.
The Liberty Sport is a compact SUV that's as capable on rocks and trails as it is on city streets. If you want better sound, there's plenty of room for improvement.
Jeep Wrangers are more associated with rock climbing than rockin' car audio, but we can help you build a great-sounding system that's tough enough for the trail.
With the Wrangler Unlimited, there's room for a powerful new receiver, plenty of space for speakers, and a variety of interesting options if you want to add a sub.
The Wrangler is one of the only vehicles that's equally at home cruising the strip or crawling through the desert. A new stereo will be a welcome addition either way.
These Wranglers combine go-anywhere capability with actual comfort. In 2011, Jeep made the Wrangler's interior a much nicer place for an upgraded stereo system.
For 2015, Jeep continued to improve the Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited, a process which included new stereos. The stock audio gear is good, but you can do better.
The Soul is a nifty, fun-to-drive little box with a style all its own, plus you still get that remarkable Kia warranty. Getting a new stereo will be a big improvement.
The Murcielago's V-12 engine sounds as good idling as it does at full shriek, but a little music can be nice, too. Upgrading the audio system is surprisingly easy.
Quiet, comfortable, and unapologetically enormous, the Lincoln Town Car has yards of sound insulation that make it a great place for a serious stereo system.
The Lotus Elise is your basic full-blooded, no-kidding sports car. It doesn't offer a ton of space, but there is some room for improvement in the sound system.
The Protege was every car magazine's favorite economy sedan back in the day, and it's still a fun little car. A new stereo will make it even more enjoyable to drive.
When you're driving a Miata on a curvy road, music probably isn't that important. But if you're driving a cool sports car, why not enjoy some great stereo sound?
The second-gen Escape, along with the Mercury Mariner and Mazda Tribute, refined the "cute ute" concept. A new stereo will refine your truck's audio environment.
They just don't make 'em like the Crown Victoria and Grand Marquis anymore. Adding a new stereo system will make your car a great place to enjoy music in style.
With handsome styling and plenty of available options, the Fusion and Milan were immediate hits. Whichever one you have, there's plenty of potential for audio upgrades.
The second-gen Escape, along with the Mercury Mariner and Mazda Tribute, refined the "cute ute" concept. A new stereo will refine your truck's audio environment.
Thee 2002-06 MINI Cooper is a great example of how much driving fun can fit into a small package. But if you care about sound, you'll want a better stereo system.
The fourth-gen (and final) Eclipse is a more mature sort of car than its rowdy forebears, but it's still a blast to drive. Upgraded audio will make it even more fun.
When Nissan designed this Altima, they knew that anything with four doors and space for a child seat would sell like hotcakes. But they designed something fun anyway.
The 2003-05 350Z offers the performance you'd expect from a Z-car, but the stereo probably isn't as sporty as it was. An audio upgrade will add new zip to your Zed.
With sharp styling and a slick engine, the 2005-06 Altima remains a popular choice for commuters and car lovers alike. A new stereo will make any drive more enjoyable.
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Skip to comments.What do you do when the president is NOT a natural-born citizen?
Posted on 05/07/2012 7:51:59 PM PDT by Libloather
The Senate should take action. The House of Representatives should take action.
Where are they?
If it was a Republican, would there be a question?
Everything Obama has signed into law should be voided.
The Senate should take action. The House of Representatives should take action.
Where are they?
.....inside trading and happily skipping to the bank
Ain't going to happen too much of a slippery slope....not to say it shouldn't but won't
what should be done to someone who forged a birth certificate? Using a fraudulent social security card? Forged a selective service registration?
Y'know .. that seems to be the concensus. but .. where do we actually derive the absolute .. everything becomes null and void?
Lock hisw b
A$$ up for life. And his fat A$$ed wife as a co-conspiritor.
Constitutional crisis is the first thing libtards would yell if things really started to fall apart......WHEN IN FACT it is Pelosi who is responsible for vetting the party's candidate and who's fault it is it went as far as it's going
Well, you could go on CNN and be ridiculed by that little sissy Anderson Cooper.
House? Lack of a smoking gun? Cowardice? Too close to the election?
Senate? Absolute,irrefutable,100% disinterest!!!!
Re-elect him , which is just what the Americanos are going to do . Why would the Republicans choose fall guys twice in a row ? The answer should be obvious , and it's not just because , generally speaking , that Americans are stupid / maleducated .
Under our Constitution, only the Senate has the power to convict the president of anything that would constitute a "high crime or misdemeanor" and remove him from office (and only after he has been impeached by the House).
Only AFTER his removal from office would a president then be subject to normal legal process in the courts of law for such crimes as conspiracy to forge state-issued documents and making false electoral filings in the various states.
In the meantime, any of his co-conspirators may be prosecuted by any law enforcement agency with proper jurisdiction.
The only mechanism the Constitution provides for removing a president is impeachment and conviction.
Requires majority vote of House, possible but really unlikely. And 2/3 vote of Senate, quite beyond the realm of possibility.
There is no other way. What the Senate could have done is refuse to certify his election until he provided adequate proof he met the requirements. But that's obviously water over the bridge at this point.
What we absolutely do not need is a court decision voiding the election, unlikely as such a decision is. The judicial branch has already grabbed too much power. We don't need it being the final court of appeal in presidential elections, something with absolutely no justification in the Constitution.
Convince a court, somewhere, anywhere, that you are right. If that doesn't work, become a conspiracy theorist and convince yourself that everyone else is colluding to hide the truth.
First, federal marshalls frog march him out of the White House.
Then prosecute Obama for fraud because he received a pay check under false pretenses. I guess they would have to impeach him first.
Then Congress has to go, one by one, through all the bills signed into law and decide whether to do-over.
The only fitting solution for someone perpetrating a fraud of this magnitude would be incarceration for life (hopefully a short one).
Every member of the Supreme Court, every member of congress, every member of the Joint Chiefs, most members of the DOD, CIA, FBI, Secret Service and state run media, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, PBS, NPR, MSNBC, Fox and print news, knows that Barack Hussein Obama does NOT meet Article II Section I constitutional requirements for the office he holds. By his own biography, there is NO way he can pass the test. The hard evidence is so far beyond overwhelming, it is ridiculous.
But not ONE member of Americas most powerful people will dare confront Obama and his anti-American cabal on the subject. The Constitution does NOT stand.
Half of the people you expect to stop this insanity are quiet co-conspirators in the silent coup. The other half is paralyzed by fear, motivated only by political self-preservation.
Americans keep asking what they can do because they see that none of their leaders are doing anything to stop the demise of their beloved country. Its the right question, because those leaders are NOT going to stop this thing.
A brave few This is how it was in the beginning, how it has always been and how it will be.
DR. ORLY TAITZ, Phil Berg and Gary Kreep, ALL OF WHOM HAVE MADE DEFENDING THE CONSTITUTION AND THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE A PERSONAL AMBITION, IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY CONSTITUTION LEADERSHIP.
A PRECIOUS FEW, BUT THEY EXIST and the walls are indeed closing in on Obama and his evil cabal. IF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FAIL TO GET BEHIND THESE BRAVE FEW WHO ARE SEEKING PEACEFUL REDRESS, ALL THE PEACEFUL OPTIONS WILL EVAPORATE AS IF THEY NEVER EXISTED. WE WILL RETURN TO A PRE-1776 AMERICA OVERNIGHT..
Do YOU fear Obama?
Complicity in forgery of a birth certificate is a serious matter, but aside from that Obama fails the natural born citizen standard because his father was not ever a U. S. citizen, and I believe that the minor age status of his mother makes him doubly not a natural born citizen.
Where are they?
Hiding under their desks.
Not a Patriot in the bunch.
There isn't a one worth a pint of sour Urine.
In the immortal words of Rodney King-
Ah, man, can't we jus all git together!
"Under our Constitution, only the Senate has the power to convict the president"
BUT, is he actually president? If you subscribe to the theory that everything he has done is void, that means he never actually was president and isn't president now. So just have the D.C. police arrest him and put him in their jail.
He wouldn't be the first government official to have held office while being in fact ineligible for it.
The law is well-established that his official acts would continue to be valid under the "de facto officer" legal doctrine.
Article II "******shall be eligible to the Office*******" el·i·gi·ble/ËelÉjÉbÉl/ Adjective: 1.Having the right to do or obtain something; satisfying the appropriate conditions. Obama is NOT president. He has no right to the office. He had no right to obtain the office. He didn't and doesn't satisfy the appropriate conditions to be president, never did. And these things he SHALL be, to wit a Natural Born Citizen.
I don't know the right answer and the cowards in the government would never make such a decision to overturn everything. It all will stand until undone by subsequent elected officials. Obama will never be prosecuted.
He got away with it.
Let's make sure it NEVER happens again.
Andrew Breitbart left us knowing more than he had time to disclose to us.
What did he know that we need to re-discover, document and publish?
Why are ALL of Obamas important early documents forged?
Where was Obama during his Lost Years?
Why are there so few known Obama childhood friends?
How many of Obamas childhood buddies are still alive?
Was Obama a FOREIGN student at Occidental, Columbia or Harvard?
Who wrote the checks for Obamas education?
Where these question that Andrew Beitbart knew some of the answers to?
To tie the above with some speculative food for thought, please indulge me, (but DO ponder the speculations), as I re-post one of my recently updated comments as follows:
A dictator, such as Obama, only has the power that the people give him.
Currently, at least 40 % of polled American voters are gladly willing to give Obama the necessary power to continue his arrogant dictatorship.
About 47 % of American voters pay NO Personal Federal Income Taxes. These voters are the fair share voter base for Dictator Obama. We, in the 53 %, then are paying this 47 % to vote for Obama by virtue of us paying taxes for ourselves AND them.
In this manner we are supporting the voters who vote for Obama, and they will vote to do so again in November.
Dictator Obama has designed Obamacare to become active only AFTER he is to be re-elected, thus enabling THE NINE SUPREMES to delay ruling on the Constitutionality of the dictate of the individual mandate until Obama is once again the Illegal Foreign White House Occupier, (IFWHO).
The purpose of Dictator Baby-Doc Barack is simple: 1.) Regulate; 2.) Control; and 3.) Destroy. By his own count he has already achieved 60 % of his goals, according to the note he says he carries in his pocket.
Obamas obvious arrogant and deep hatred of America could have only come from what he was taught in his childhood.
Since there are no known networks of childhood friends from Obamas past, Obama was probably a member of a Marxist sleeper cell funded by wealthy men with a Marxist view of the World.
The lack of credible documents that has NOT been forged requires a long-term, highly skilled and well-funded support group.
Who the key members of Obamas probable support group and probable sleeper cell were and are is well known to the Interpol, CIA and the FBI.
Will Citizen Journalists such as Breitbart Editor Joel Pollack be able to out-spy the latter two US tax-funded spy entities?
BTW, forget about the LAM, (Liberal Agenda Media), as they are saving their notes to write their tell-all Obama books after Obama has SAFELY retired back home in Kenya.
BTW, BTW, to all the doubters of the above speculations: what does your gut tell you?
The questions we ask
Are simple to say,
One wonders why they
Were not asked,
Back in the Day?
Meanwhile, the drumbeat of Dictator, (in his own mind), Obama grows louder:
regulate control destroy Regulate control destroy REgulate control destroy REGulate control destroy REGU
I am convinced that there is a massive problem with Obozo's
birth story, but I am now convinced that nothing will be done
about it, even if proven beyond any doubt that he is an illegal alien.
America failed the day that he took office, and I see little
chance that it will recover.
I hate to be even more depressing, but the plain truth is that there comes a point at which wide-spread corruption and cowardice will simply overwhelm all the constitutional and legal safeguards one can devise.
Or voting him out after one term.
Time for the perp walk and hope he has not damaged our infrastructure beyond reprair.
That and add the fact that the Demons aren't going to do anything to a Demonrat prez and the House Republicans are, well, acting like Republicans usually do........NO NADS!
You mean like a Senate controlled by Democrats?
Waste trillions of bits of internet data that could be otherwise used for something like teen angst, trolling or pr0n.
Stealing more money or being bribed.
What do you do if the President is not a natural born citizen?
Do you have a media who are fully complicit, or not?
Well, if anyone coordinates a "Show the Birth Certificate" rally at the WH lawn I will take off and drive the 1,100 miles to make it. I will need 2 months advanced notice to put in for the PTO.
Everyone of consequence knows Obama is not an American.
He is the biggest hoax every perpetuated on the American public.
Without bollocks or backbone..
Where are they? Out for lunch, best guess......
For PJ, having introduced us to Thomas Paine, there is another answer, and it may be the one of the few peaceful ones. It is that we educate citizens who have been intentionally confused by 'agitprop' - political operators who plant all sorts of rumors, and whose purpose is to confuse.
Barack Obama never told us, or anyone, that he is a natural born citizen. Obots would like people to remain confused, and cite Supreme Court cases which they know most won't read, and make assertions that they know most won't, or can't, take the time to research.
Obots use sophistry, telling people there was never a Constitutional definition for the phrase 'natural born citizen.' That is sophistry because there was never a Constitutional definition for any phrase or term, unless you want to call the restriction on 'Treason' a definition. In that case, there is but one definition. Our framers did not want the Constitution's value, which is its ideas, to change as language changes over time. They created the document to be understood by any literate citizen. Madison specified that it is to be understood, as Chief Justice Waite explained when he confirmed that common-law definition for natural born citizen, "At common-law, with the nomenclature of which the framers of the Constitution were familiar." Justice Waite was establishing the initial conditions for turning "born on the soil to parents who were its citizens" into positive law.
The reason political parties, neither one, will touch it is because both concealed the illigitimacy of their candidate. The Democrats went to remarkable trouble to cover up McCain's ineligibility, with two senate actions in two months, S.2678 in Feb 2008 and Sen. Res. 511 in Apr 2008. S. 2678 is called the Children of Military Families Natural Born Citizen Act, and was sponsored by Clare McCaskill and Barack Obama. Sen. Res. 511 was sponsored by McCaskill, Obama, Leahy, and Clinton, and said "Because he was born to American citizens, there is no doubt in my mind that Senator McCain is a natural born citizen, said Leahy. I expect that this will be a unanimous resolution of the Senate. It was unanimous, and Obama, who has never claimed to be born to citizen parents, was one of those signing. Both parties are complicit. Both are filled with career politicians for home the gravy train takes precedence over law and the Constitution, and who hold the public in such small esteme they both play the Alinsky games, calling anyone questioning their re-definition of who is eligible, from those born on our soil to citizen parents, to anchor babies, born on our soil, and potentially born to Al-Queda Jihadists, living in a cave in Arizona until their order eliminate the nonbelievers arrives. Our framers were not stupid enough to allow such and interpretation, but both political parties don't think you'll notice. They'll call you 'birthers' if you even ask, and authorititavely mis-cite case law, most recently, pretending that State courts have the authority to interpret the Constitution, citing Ankeny, an error-filled Indiana decision which contracdicts Suprme Court precedent.
PJ, your discovery of the remarkably elegant summation of why we require, but only for our president, someone, "of parents not owing allegiance to any foreign sovereignty", as 14th Amendment author Bingham put it. Our orators have been silenced for fear of the mob, or for their incomes, but we have the words of many orators, such as Tom Paine. Part of the Paine quote from his response to Edmund Burke in 1790, from "The Rights of Man" is worth repeating:
The presidency in America (or, as it is sometimes called, the executive) is the only office from which a foreigner is excluded, and in England it is the only one to which he is admitted. A foreigner cannot be a member of Parliament, but he may be what is called a king. If there is any reason for excluding foreigners, it ought to be from those offices where mischief can most be acted, and where, by uniting every bias of interest and attachment, the trust is best secured. But as nations proceed in the great business of forming constitutions, they will examine with more precision into the nature and business of that department which is called the executive. What the legislative and judicial departments are every one can see; but with respect to what, in Europe, is called the executive, as distinct from those two, it is either a political superfluity or a chaos of unknown things."
Obama was born a British Subject. He told us he was a 14th Amendment, a naturalized citizen. To be president, according to Bingham, Chief Justice Waite, Chief Justice Marshall, and Chief Justice Hughes, in 1939, citing the difference between a native-born citizen with alien parents and one with citizen parents, determined that Marie Elg was a natural born citizen, not just a native-born citizen, because her parents had naturalized before she was born in New York.
You call the sheriff.
Sheriff Joe will have him in pink underwear and living in a tent. Where he belongs. . .
Quite so.
Well, for one thing remove his name from all future ballots.
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Is it possible to completely remove all seats except driver's + front passenger's one from Ford Galaxy Mk3 (production started in 2006) to get a very flat loading floor? I was not able to find this information online - it seems to me you can only put the backrests down to achieve flat loading space, but not to remove the seats completely, which still gives you less space that without seats at all. It was possible in Mk2.
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I just found and online resource in Czech (translated to English by Google) about VW Sharan. It says: "Seats are just like the Ford Galaxy and S-MAX can not be removed from the car, but fold into the floor."
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I've been creating a child theme based on Twenty Eleven and it's almost finished, it's all been okay apart from one little element that needs amending in the parent files but I cannot find the element anywhere! PLEASE can someone help me track this down before I go insane??
Here's a screen grab of the element that I picked up in Firebug. It's the top element in the bottom right hand screen that says
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For $12.35, you get a binder and 5 dividers. But, it seems like half the cost comes from the name brand.
I still like it though. It's sturdy & convenient... I guess I just thought it should include at least one folder insert.
Also, there is only one loop which holds a single pen or pencil. Trapper Keeper should have more "bells & whistles"...
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I had really arrived. But, the Trapper Keeper worked hard. It had a laminated cover you could wipe clean, a velcro closure, and tons of room for all your papers and folders. Sadly, my Trapper Keeper was retired in middle school when it ceased to be cool, but I never forgot its workhorse character and stylin' appearance. I've since replaced the Trapper with binders, folders, and in my senior year of high school, nothing, when I prided myself on never doing homework (not a great plan, self!).
I was hoping for a renewed affection for the Trapper Keeper when this outsized binder appeared with the same name. Unfortunately, it is NOT the Trapper Keeper I knew and loved. It is simply a really big three-ring binder, made with cardboard and covered with nylon canvas fabric. It has five single dividers, a laminated cover in which you can slip papers in, an interior sleeve for papers, and a snap closure that doesn't work too well. The clip rings are tough to open and the whole thing is bulky and clumsy. This is not the Trapper Keeper of my youth; it's simply a big, sad, three-ring binder.
I take away a star because the closing mechanism isn't practical. It's just a little magnetic nub that sticks up and the ring is supposed to close over it, but if you actually put anything IN the binder (mine is full of about 1.5 inches of coupons) it can't close because the nub is too short. I should have spent the extra $5 and gotten a zipper close binder.
A second lessor benefit of the Trapper-Keeper is the clear sheet-protector on the outside snap/side. I guess it would be useful for a class schedule ... but ah... otherwise, it's probably just going to be utilized for vanity photos by kids, and the only full-sheet sized flap storage area on the binder. I noticed it was streaked by whatever I had on my fingers for lunch, so that clear sheet will probably get pretty nasty quick with the boy-children... just saying!
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Binder had two deep scratch marks and an abrasion on the front clear plastic cover - too cheap of an item to bother returning it.Published 4 months ago by Simon
My daughter used this binder for 4 years and although there is some wear and tear around the corners, the metal binder part that holds the paper is like new. Read morePublished 7 months ago by AL - NYC
Came with streaks on the plastic cover like giant eraser marks on the clear plastic cover where you can put a sheet of paper, etc. Made it appear very second hand. Read morePublished 10 months ago by D. Michelle Carr
My 6th grader absolutely loves this binder. We are 6 weeks into school and it is holding up really well! Will buy again for next year for sure!Published 10 months ago by HEATHER HARTMAN
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Great product, but this is not a plum-colored pink. It's HOT pink.Published 11 months ago by Amazon Customer
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AUSTIN - For the first time in two decades, the Panhandle appears to have a contested race for a seat in the state House.
Amarillo residents Victor Leal and Walter "Four" Price IV will face each other in the District 87 Republican primary. The winner will run against former Potter County Democratic Party Chairman Abel Bosquez in the Nov. 2 general election. Bosquez is running unopposed in his party's primary.
"It's going to be a very good race," Potter County Republican Party Chairman Tom Roller said of the contest pitting Leal against Price.
"You've got two strong candidates, and either one of them would represent the district quite well."
Leal's candidacy became official Monday, the deadline to file for the Republican and Democratic primaries, when the Republican Party of Texas received his paperwork, party spokesman Bryan Preston confirmed. Price, who was vacationing in Colorado last week when incumbent David Swinford announced that he would not seek re-election, sent his paperwork immediately and the party received it late last week.
For Leal, his residency in Potter County no longer appears to be a question mark. He signed under oath that he has lived in the district long enough to qualify for the Nov. 2 ballot.
The Secretary of State's Office, which oversees state elections, said that besides being a U.S. citizen and a resident of Texas for two years, a candidate for state representative must have lived in the district for at least a year before the general election.
Leal said he moved from Randall County to Amarillo in Potter County on Oct. 7 - a year and 26 days before this year's general election - for business reasons, before he knew that Swinford would not seek re-election.
And Price said Monday he's satisfied that Leal meets the residency requirement.
The fight for the Republican nomination will not include Anette Carlisle, president of the Amarillo Independent School District board of trustees, who decided not to run.
Instead, Carlisle said she's supporting Price.
"Four and I are good friends, and I think that if I had run we'd split the party's base and that wouldn't be good," said Carlisle, who ran unsuccessfully against Swinford in the 2006 Republican primary. "I think he'll make an excellent candidate and an excellent representative. He'll do a good job, especially on issues that are important to this district, like public education."
District 87 includes Potter, Carson, Moore and Sherman counties.
For Leal and Price, the next step is to start campaigning and raise money for radio and TV ads, as well as mailers and traveling expenses.
They're also expected to secure endorsements. Last week, for example, when Leal officially announced that he would seek Swinford's seat, he had GOP state Reps. Warren Chisum of Pampa and Carl Isett of Lubbock, as well as former Congressman Larry Combest, by his side.
Price had planned to formally announce his candidacy this morning.
In the 2006 GOP primary, Swinford beat Carlisle 57.4 percent to 42.6 percent, and in 2002, the last time Swinford had a Democratic opponent, he received two-thirds of the vote. Chisum and Rep. John Smithee, R-Amarillo, have not had any serious opposition since they first were elected 21 and 25 years ago, respectively.
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Georgia's Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili Tuesday expressed optimism about restoring ties with arch-foe Russia while pledging to keep up ex-Soviet state's pro-Western course.
At a press conference convened to sum up his 100 days in power since the surprise win in October parliamentary polls of his Georgian Dream coalition, Ivanishvili said: "Europe is what Georgia belongs to."
He expressed hope that "within 20 years Georgia will be a fully-fledged member of Europe."
But he also said he was "optimistic" about restoring ties with Russia severed following the 2008 war the two neighbours fought over Georgia's breakaway provinces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
"I am optimistic. With careful and measured actions" ties can be restored, he said, adding the process should start by reforging severed trade links.
"Huge results need more time," he said. "Russians as well as Georgians want our relationships be restored," he said.
Ivanishvili -- a tycoon who bitterly opposes the anti-Russian rhetoric of President Mikheil Saakashvili -- says he is ready to engage Moscow in direct negotiations, vowing however to continue Saakashvili's bid to join NATO and the European Union.
His remarks came just a day after Georgian officials held talks in Moscow to agree a mechanism on lifting the Russian trade embargo on Georgian wine and mineral water.
Russia's consumer watchdog chief Gennady Onishchenko said in Moscow that imports of Georgian wines -- which are highly-prized in the former Soviet Union -- could resume in the spring if all the conditions are met.
But Ivanishvili has so far offered little sign of compromise in the political row over Abkhazia and South Ossetia which Tbilisi no longer controls and Moscow has recognised as independent.
His government believes that economic and cultural ties with Moscow can be restored soon but a return to full diplomatic relations will take much longer.


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Killer Instinct dev teases the return of Chief Thunder at Evo 2013
Were you watching the Killer Instinct presentation from Evo 2013's livestream? Double Helix showed a new trailer, which focused on Glacius but dropped a heavy hint that Chief Thunder will make an appearance when the free-to-play fighter hits Xbox One. We hope to have a clean copy of the video soon.
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Autumn Mae Bryant and Lawrence Michael Nardi exchanged wedding vows in St. Augustine at 4:30 p.m. May 1 during a double-ring ceremony performed by Allen Crosby, notary.
The bride is the daughter of Linda Neal and Rusty Neal, Rising Sun, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bryant, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and the bridegroom is the son of Marilyn Rasnick and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nardi, Jacksonville.
The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a chiffon dress fashioned with angel wings and pearl accents. She carried a bouquet with seashells, yellow tiger lilies and yellow and white roses with hydrangea.
Neha Beharry was honor attendant, and also attending the bride were Mickela and Hali Neal.
Brooke Bryant was flower girl, and Sam the dog was ring bearer.
Joseph Nardi was best man, and groomsmen were Michael Nardi and Jordan Bryant.
A reception followed at the beach pavilion.
After a wedding trip to Disney World followed by a cruise to the Bahamas, the newlyweds are now residing in Jacksonville.
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Remember when the Toyota 4Runner was just a pickup truck with extra seats and a cap? #4SpokeFTW. [Image: Toyota]
Toyota 4Runner: The Ultimate Buyer's Guide
The Toyota 4Runner is one of the toughest, most reliable SUVs of all time. What do you need to know before you buy a Toyota 4Runner? Don't worry, we'll tell you everything right here in the Ultimate Buyer's Guide.
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Want to try off-road driving, but you're not sure how to start? All you really need's a cheap truck and a little patience. We'll walk you through the rest in this primer on how to have an awesome day in the dirt, no expensive accessories or khaki shirts required.
I Did A Road Trip In A Lifted Beater Toyota 4Runner
This weekend I drove our twice-totaled, thrice-bent, 1996 Toyota 4Runner jacked up on bastardized pickup truck suspension from New York to Philly to the Pennsylvania woods. And somehow, back again. All I know is I'm still high on fumes and farts and gas station hot dogs.
We Adopted A Terrible Toyota Truck To See How Reliable They Really Are
This is no diamond-in-the-rough. It's not an "oldie but goodie" like Bowman's well-storied Ram. This ravaged third-gen 4Runner a mean-muggin' non-fucking-giving beater, and now we have the arduous task of taking care of it. Or, you know, destroying it.
This Is Why Everyone Loves The First-Gen Toyota 4Runner The Most
The most recent generation of Toyota 4Runner was, as Regular Car Reviews puts it, "a rolling supermarket where kids cough on all the produce." But it wasn't always that way.
Tree Falls On 4Runner, 4Runner Refuses To Die
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The First Desert Shakedown Of All Three TRD Pro Trucks
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Mud Slingin' In The Mountain Air Makes For One Hell Of A Wallpaper
There's something so soothing about all that blue, green, and white makes me want to hang out in this muddy valley near James Peak, Colorado all day. Having a classic 4Runner to play with wouldn't hurt either.
1981 Toyota Trekker was the forerunner of the 4runner
Several years before the 4runner was introduced to the world an odd collaboration between Toyota and Winnebago produced a little known compact SUV conversion called the Trekker.
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There are three Vendingdata SEC filings to which I'll refer in this post:8-K dated April 18, 2006: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1004673/000114420406016556/v041183_8-k.htm8-K dated July 12, 2006: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1004673/000114420406028745/v047703_8k.htmPRE14A dated November 17, 2006: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1004673/000114420406048704/v058317_pre14a.htmmy understanding of the description of the Dolphin purchase in the 8-K of April 18:VNX became obligated to pay the Sellers $750,000 and 1,000,000 shares on April 18. VNX was to issue 3,285,715 shares to the Sellers upon the closing. With regard to the sale, under some reasonable-sounding conditions within two years of the closing, of the 3,285,715 shares (that is, all except the 1,000,000-share deposit), VNX guarantees a minimum price of $3.50 per share but gets any excess over $5.00 per share.my understanding of the description of the Dolphin purchase in the 8-K of July 12:VNX paid to the Sellers $1,350,000, 2,462,238 shares, and convertible notes for $5,782,168 (non-interest-bearing, due January 7, 2007, and to be converted ASAP into stock at $3.50 per share--that would be 1,652,048 shares). With regard to the sale, under some reasonable-sounding conditions within two years of the closing, of 1,462,238 of the 2,462,238 shares or any of the shares received upon note conversion, VNX guarantees a minimum price of $3.50 per share.Assuming that the note conversion occurs, the net change between the April 18 description and the July 12 description seems to be that the Sellers get $600,000 more and 171,429 fewer shares--and 171,429 x $3.50 = $600,001.50, so what this point)happened was that the Sellers got $600,000 instead of a quantity of shares whose $3.50 price guarantee would make their sale proceeds at least $600,001.50. The requirement that the Sellers refund to VNX any sale proceeds over $5.00 per share has disappeared, too.More interesting than the foregoing (if the reader is not asleep or wondering, "How could it be LESS interesting?") is the fact that the Sellers received, at least according to the July 12 8-K description, beneficial ownership of 2,462,238 (actual shares) + 1,652,048 (upon note conversion) = 4,114,286 shares. In the PRE14A, William Westmore Purton is listed as beneficially owning 3,114,286 shares as of October 31, 2006, with the footnote, "Includes 981,119 shares held directly by Synwood Pty Ltd., a trust for which Mr. Purton is the sole trustee, 826,024 shares issuable upon conversion of a secured promissory note held by Mr. Purton, and 826,024 shares issuable upon conversion of a secured promissory note held by Synwood."My interpretation is that the Sellers sold the 1,000,000 deposit shares, for which there was no price guarantee, and still hold the shares that have the $3.50 per share price guarantee.
On the eve of Thanksgiving at 10-11P.M. your time, you probably spent another hour or so analyzing the Dolphin sale? Come on--couldn't you have waited till Midnight? And to what end are you looking for confirmation of your analyzation? Did this make you sleep better? Will it make you more money? Are you trying to say that Bill was scared sh**less and sold his million shares cause he thought the price was going to hell? And he's only holding his guaranteed $ 3.50 shares because he will be laughing all the way to the bank? Maybe he sold those shares to buy a house? That's only a couple million bucks--that doesn't buy you much--houses my son builds averages over 15 mill. Is Bill a happy or sad camper? Well he seemed pretty happy and was looking forward to the great things that VNX has going for it. Just ask him, he'll tell you. You could have met him and asked him at the G2E--he was there.What I think I am trying to say is don't sweat the small stuff--get a life--look at the big picture---you will need a wide screen for this one. Even Dolphin will make more money with the help of VNX management. Hoping you and yours had a very nice Thanksgiving Day.CarynsCharlie
"...get a life..."first my wife, and now you, too.....;-)
Well said Charlie.. how'd you get so damn diplomatic in the first place.. I though roofers just knew shingles and tar-paper!Hey, I'll be out til Monday, take good care of the natives.Cranberryvino


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Good Food Neighbors are Blogging: Visiting Green Meadow Farm
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Good Food Neighbors are Blogging! Over the next few months we will be introducing some guest bloggers to our Good Food Neighborhood. These PASA members are passionate about local foods and sustainable agriculture. They will be sharing their experiences, points of view, and the goings on in their communities. We want to thank them for their contribution of time and talent to our Good Food Neighborhood. We look forward to sharing their fresh perspectives in this blog.
If you would like to be a guest blogger in our Good Food Neighborhood please contact Jean Najjar at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Visiting Green Meadow Farm
by Lisa Goodale-Brinton of Chester County
It is a welcome gratification to visit a farm that is thriving both economically and culturally. Green Meadows Farm run by father and son, Glenn and Ian Brendle, respectively, near Gap, PA., is such a model. Green Meadows is one of Pennsylvania's original farm to table businesses, in existence since 1981. I have wanted to tour the farm for several years, hearing frequent reports from a friend who works there, and who also helps my husband sustainably dig spring ramps, many of which are in turn sourced by Green Meadows for customers in Philadelphia. In particular, I have wanted to see how they grow their fig trees as I have a small portable orchard that spends the winter in the greenhouse and the summer outside.
It is refreshing to find a large scale organic farmer who plants directly in the ground, cultivating between the rows rather than the industrial model of mass plastic smothered fields. The farm utilizes several greenhouses as well that are heated with recycled fryer oil in the winters and cooled with exhaust
The herb field was plentiful and humming with pollinators, populated by classic herb choices and specialty choices, to please the ever expanding tastes of modern chefs. This theme of providing the unusual, alongside of the dependable choices, pervades all of the growing fields and greenhouses. We enjoyed tasting some items new to us, such as: Shungiku, whose leaves taste like carrots, Papallo, a Cilantro replacement in Guacamole, and the tantalizing leaves of Cardamon. Another cultivar that piqued my interest was Tromboncini squash, which as the name suggests, is shaped like a trombone.
Returning to the farmhouse after our tour, I noticed what looked to be an ancient Asian pear tree. Glenn told us the fascinating story of this tree which turns out to be what is believed to be the oldest surviving Hosenshank Pear, roughly 250 years old. Named after John Shank from the Mt. Joy area, this pear was popularly used for canning and cider, circa 1820. Apparently Mr. Shank always wore britches (or hosens) hence the name Hosenshank. Cuttings from this tree were sent to the University of Michigan where the stock has been revived. These are the kinds of stories that give me faith for a future.
I did not find a magic trick for growing my Mediterranean loving figs in Pennsylvania, in fact Green Meadows has cultivated them in the same manner I have; a few left in the ground that do better after mild winters and are slow to rebound after polar vortexes, or the more reliable survival method of " in for the winter and out for the summer". Either way a bumper crop of figs grown in Pennsylvania remains a serendipitous event.