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- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games America
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2009
- Also On: Xbox 360
- Summary: Interactive and destructible environments bring a new layer of intensity to the battle stages featured in Dragon Ball: Raging Blast. Smash opponents into rocks to increase their damage count and gain the upper hand in battles. Featuring the series' trademark combat style, the game hosts a variety of the most popular characters taken from the series, all of which have enhanced features such as facial expressions for a deeper level of immersion into the Dragon Ball universe. Dragon Ball: Raging Blast boasts superior graphics that enhance the sense of the characters' speed and power. In addition to classic signature moves, characters also benefit from a new "Super Rising" move which allows more variety in the battle stages and lets players explore new areas of the Dragon Ball universe. [Namco Bandai Games]… Expand
- Developer: Spike
- Genre(s): 3D
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 0 out of 26
Mixed: 22 out of 26
Negative: 4 out of 26
Simply put Dragon Ball Raging Blast is a game for fans of the long running anime series. Its does its job not perfectly, but well. The game does make you feel like super saiyan at times, and then turns around and makes you feel like a green blooded Namek instead.
The background to the fights is told in little stories and you are fighting in real three dimensional environments, but the level of difficulty is not quite low, so that beginners will have some problems to dive into the Dragon Ball universe.
A predictable but satisfying game, but it doesn't bring anything new. It is not a vain attempt because it won't disappoint those looking for a high definition Budokai Tenkaichi, but it's a lost opportunity to evolve the formula making the most of this generation power.
There is nothing particularly hateful or lovable about Raging Blast, and that is its main problem. The new Dragon Ball is clearly made for fans, but it doesn't work as a deep and engaging fighting game.
While Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is somewhat lacking when it comes to interesting gameplay its wealth of content and fidelity to the manga nevertheless makes it an appealing prospect for fans of Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball: Raging Blast has a lot of things going for it including an interesting story mode, great graphics, and a huge character roster. However, the foundation of the game - the battle system - isn't very fun, and that sinks the whole experience.
The online mode is there as it is with nearly every fighting game to come out in the last five years and it serves its purpose just dandy. Unfortunately, the broken gameplay immediately removes any gold starz DBZ would have eared for online functionality.
Score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 11
Mixed: 2 out of 11
Negative: 4 out of 11
RoarBodaciousNov 29, 2009Dbz is the best. This game delivers. Graphics are awesome. Fights are fast paced. Lots of characters and great story. If u don't understand what's going on in the story, then that's your fault for not watching dbz (best show ever). Get this game… Expand
AndrewLNov 24, 2009I'm surprised at how vague the snippets of reviews above are, since Dragon Ball Raging Blast is everything it needs to be and more. The graphics are amazing and capture the Anime style perfectly. There is sometimes camera problems but that only occurs through furious button mashing and lack of skill. Most fights I found were easily seen and I didn't have trouble with the camera often at all. The music can get repetitive, but this is only natural in a fighting game. Try starting up Street Fighter IV and not hating the menu song after the thirtieth time you've heard it. I think the game has recieved less than it should for an overall score, as most complaints seem to be regarding its target audience. But honestly, Dragon Ball games are always aimed at the fans, and of course people who don't know the show aren't going to pick it up and hope for a totally unique experience, this hasn't been an issue ever, not even with the last games. The game is worth every point I've given it, a really enjoyable fan-based fighting game.… Expand
aasimkDec 29, 2009the game is totally awesome the graphics are nice the controls are unique and good from the other dragon ball games
Oct 21, 2014Dragon Ball: Raging Blast
Game-play:The fighting in this game is great i love it with 3d fighting and lot of combos and special moves but it is too slow for fighting game.The camera get in the way to many times.
Story:Typical DBZ story.
Graphics:Very good.
Notes:The game do not deliver to the normal fighting game fun and it is made for dbz funs,really like the ssj3 Vegeta and Broly.Buy it if you are a DBZ fun especially at a high price drop… Expand
Nov 19, 2013Que dejen de vendernos tanta mierda, joder, con los buenos juegos que eran los Tenkaichi o los Budokai, y nos venden esta basura, da vergüenza que este sea un juego de Dragón Ball, no merece llevar ese nombre, lo ensucia, gráficamente es penoso, la jugabilidad es simplemente repugnante, no te engancha en absoluto, hay partes del juego que durante la partida la cámara te saca de los nervios, escenarios sin vida, personajes muertos facial mente, en definitiva, un juego penoso.… Expand
ZachHNov 30, 2009Game is unbelievably buggy and everything you do will leave you open for an unbelievably long time. I really looked forward to this game but it was released ridiculously too early. I am very disappointed with the company that made this and cannot recommend it to anyone.… Expand
MerekGJan 22, 2010What has to be the best looking Dragon Ball game ever is utterly ruined by an atrocious camera. Simply unplayable...but gorgeous. A disappointment.


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He was swimming on April 20 while several neighbors prepared dinner on the grills beside the pool.
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Are You Prepared to Handle a Health Problem at Home?
Mar 12th, 2013
Flavonoids are a class of water-soluble plant pigments. Flavonoids are broken down into categories, though the issue of how to divide them is not universally agreed upon. One system breaks flavonoids into isoflavones, anthocyanidins, flavans, flavonols, flavones, and flavanones.1 Some of the best-known flavonoids, such as genistein in soy, and quercetin in onions, can be considered subcategories of categories. Although they are all structurally related, their functions are different. Flavonoids also include hesperidin, rutin, citrus flavonoids, and a variety of other supplements.
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Flavonoids strengthen capillaries. A flavonoid derived from rutin, called HR, has been shown to be effective in clearing leg swelling and reducing other CVI symptoms.
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The flavonoid catechin has helped people with acute viral hepatitis, as well as people with chronic hepatitis.
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Flavonoids are often recommended with vitamin C. Flavonoids are vitamin-like substances that can help strengthen capillaries and therefore may also help with bruising.
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Supplementing with a combination of vitamin B3, vitamin C, and the flavonoid rutin resulted in a 90% effectiveness for relieving menstrual cramps in one study.
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In one study, supplementing with vitamin C plus flavonoids improved gum health in a group of people with gingivitis.
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Supplementing with flavonoids may reduce symptoms. A number of flavonoids have been shown to have anti-inflammatory effects and to strengthen blood vessels
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A study has found that hesperidin, a flavonoid found primarily in oranges and other citrus fruits, decreased diastolic blood pressure in healthy, overweight males.
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Certain flavonoids, known as hydroxyethylrutosides, have been reported to improve symptoms of Ménière's disease, including hearing problems.
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One trial found that a combination of the flavonoids diosmin and hesperidin promoted healing of venous leg ulcers. Hydroxyethylrutosides (related flavonoids) may also help.
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Test tube and animal studies have found some effects from natural antihistamines such as flavonoids, though no clinical research has shown whether these substances can specifically reduce allergic reactions.
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Flavonoids may help strengthen weakened capillaries, possibly by protecting collagen, one of the most important components of capillary walls.
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The flavonoid rutin may increase the effectiveness of conventional medication in people with glaucoma.
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Flavonoids are nutrients found in the white, pithy parts of fruits and vegetables. Certain flavonoids have been found to inhibit the infectivity of measles virus in the test tube.
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A preliminary trial reported that a combination of vitamin C and the flavonoid hesperidin helped relieve hot flashes in menopausal women.
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Flavonoids protect capillaries (small blood vessels) from damage. In so doing, they might protect against the blood loss of menorrhagia.
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Quercetin has been shown to inhibit aldose reductase, an enzyme that appears to contribute worsen diabetic retinopathy. Another flavonoid, rutin, may also improve retinopathy.
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Taking hydroxyethylrutoside may help reduce the size of varicose veins associated with pregnancy.
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The Junior League of Greenwich and Greenwich Library invite you to the third annual Greenwich Youth Film Festival (GYFF) on Saturday, April 27 at 1 p.m. in the Cole Auditorium.
The top five submissions in each of the five GYFF categories: Music Video, Animation, Documentary, PSA, and Creative will be screened, and winners selected. Additionally, one of the final top five will be chosen as the overall winner of the Greenwich Youth Film Festival.
Over $4500 in cash prizes will be awarded. New this year is a $500 grant from the Greenwich Preservation Trust on a documentary highlighting the theme "This Place Matters" and a 'text to vote' audience award.
Please visit the Junior League website for information about the panel of judges.The Greenwich Youth Film Festival (GYFF) is co-sponsored by the Junior League of Greenwich (JLG) and the Greenwich Library.
Carol Mahoney, who has served as the Director of Greenwich Library for five years, has announced that she will resign the position next month to pursue other opportunities back home in Massachusetts.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed working in Greenwich and being a part of the community. The Greenwich Library is truly an amazing resource that touches the lives of people every day," said Mahoney. "The Trustees, staff, Friends, as well as the patrons and volunteers, have all contributed greatly to the Library's success. It has been a privilege and a pleasure to serve the Greenwich community."
The Board of Trustees has named Deputy Director Barbara Ormerod-Glynn as Mahoney's successor. Ms. Ormerod-Glynn, who has served Greenwich Library for 11 years, will assume her new job on March 1, 2014. Prior to Greenwich Library, she held librarian positions at Columbia and Fordham universities, as well as at Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, and the Yonkers Public Library.
"Barbara has been a true colleague and she is a highly effective, hands-on administrator who is totally dedicated to her profession," said Ms. Mahoney. "I am so pleased that she will have the opportunity to lead Greenwich Library into the future."
Nancy Better, president of the Library's Board of Trustees, said the board accepted Ms. Mahoney's decision reluctantly, but understood her reasons for departing. "Carol came to us with 43 years of public library service in Massachusetts, and we knew that other opportunities closer to home would become available to her. She has been an exceptional leader who has taken Greenwich Library to new heights and we expect the momentum will continue under Barbara's stewardship," said Ms. Better.
During Ms. Mahoney's tenure, Greenwich Library was named a five-star library five times by Library Journal. Ms. Mahoney led the Library's strategic planning process, worked with the staff to initiate new services and programs, and implemented Greenwich Reads Together with community organizations. Ms. Mahoney came to Greenwich after serving as the Neighborhood Services Manager at the Boston Public Library where she had oversight of 26 full service branches. Prior to Boston, she served as director of libraries in Lexington, Lynnfield and Medway, MA.
Ms. Better noted that that board will miss Ms. Mahoney, but will continue many of her innovative ideas. "Throughout her tenure, Carol has looked for new ways to engage the community in the library's core mission: to provide exceptional resources, programs and services that promote the joy of lifelong learning and discovery, and to offer a welcoming place for people to gather and share experiences."
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- Continue to expand and curate our collections and provide easy access to Library resources.
- Embrace and integrate emerging media into our collections.
- Use appropriate media and targeted messages to raise patron awareness of relevant Library resources.
- Ensure our patrons and staff have access to established and emerging technologies and the opportunity to achieve technological literacy.
- Meet the needs and interests of Greenwich residents by making strategic programming choices.
- Support the academic and life success of Greenwich children by promoting early literacy and a love of reading.
- Strengthen our focus on satisfying the questions, needs and preferences of our patrons.
- Reimagine our public spaces to reflect changes in technology and how people use the Library.
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A 1926 black and white photo of "Main Street" hangs in the lobby as a daily reminder of the rich heritage we keep and, of how far we've come. Whether you are looking for the ideal place to open a business, a friendly town to raise your family or a comfortable place to retire, you have found it!
From shopping and dining, to recreation and healthcare, to a variety of local events, Zephyrhills offers all the neighborly comforts of a small town and all the amenities of larger communities. We invite you to come see for yourself what visitors, business owners, and residents have discovered in Zephyrhills, and why they stay. Every Chamber member is here to provide you with the best in customer service. Stop by or give us a call and we'll point you in the right direction. It's all right here in your home town of Zephyrhills.
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|Ian and the Coils HOCO fest: Ian Moore
|Club Congress, Tucson, AZ
|Sat 30 Aug
|Ian and the Coils EARLY SHOW 6pm: Ian Moore
|Rhythm Room, Phoenix, AZ
|Sat 4 Oct
|Ian @ Macefield Music Fest: Ian Moore
|Macefield Music Fest, Seattle, Wa
|Wed 8 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic: Ian Moore
|Strange Brew, Austin
|Thu 9 Oct
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|Dosey Does, Conroe, Tx
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|Feed and Seed, Lafayette, LA
|Sat 11 Oct
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|Circle Bar, New Orleans, LA
|Tue 14 Oct
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|Evening Muse, Charlotte, NC
|Thu 16 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic: Ian Moore
|Flat Rock Cinema Bistro, Flat Rock, NC
|Fri 17 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic EARLY SHOW: Ian Moore
|Basement, Nashville, TN
|Sat 18 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic : Ian Moore
|Hitone, Memphis, TN
|Sun 19 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic PRIVATE: Ian Moore
|Coda House Concert, Joplin, MO
|Mon 20 Oct
|Ian duo acoustic: Ian Moore
|Poor David's Pub, Dallas, TX
Really excited about this show. I've lived in the Seattle area for quite a while, and this show is a great way to celebrate a birthday, with a bunch of friends!
All show listings, ticket links, etc, can be found here:
next week starts our midwest tour(Kullen and I)
5/14 Stillwater, Ok Dancing Deer Lodge
5/15 St. Louis, Mo Off Broadway
5/16 Fairfield, Ia Cafe Paradiso
5/17 Chicago, Il Schuba's
5/18 Madison, Wi Kiki's house of Righteous Music
5/19 Rockford, Il Trinacria Lounge
5/20 KC, MO Knuckleheads
5/22 OKC, OK Blue Door
5/23 Eden, Tx Green Apple Arts Center
5/24 Houston, Tx Mucky Duck(2 shows)
5/25 Kerrville, Tx Kerrville Folk Festivsl
5/26 Austin, Tx Strange Brew
Wednesday: Guitartown party(inside stage) 4:30-5 The Dogwood (former Mother Egan's Location)715 W 6th st((free)
This is a first for me! I will be spending most of April with Mary McBride making a glorious sound! Come on out if you are around
Mary Mcbride band tour:
March 24 – Baku, Azerbaijan
March 25 – Baku, Azerbaijan
March 26 – Zagatala, Azerbaijan
March 27 – Sheki, Azerbaijan
March 28 – Ganja, Azerbaijan
March 29 – Barda, Azerbaijan
March 30 – Baku, Azerbaijan
March 31 – Baku, Azerbaijan
April 1 – Moscow, Russia
April 2 – Moscow, Russia
April 3 – Tula, Russia (Tula Philharmonic)
April 4 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 5 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 6 – Irkutsk, Russia ("Jazz on Baikal" Festival)
April 7 – Irkutsk, Russia ("Jazz on Baikal" Festival)
April 8 – Irkutsk, Russia ("Jazz on Baikal" Festival)
April 9 – Angarsk, Russia ("Jazz on Baikal" Festival)
April 10 – Ulan-Ude, Russia (Ulan-Ude Music Hall)
April 11 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 12 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 13 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 14 – Chita, Russia (Chita Philharmonic)
April 15 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 16 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 17 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 18 – Moscow, Russia (Mir Concert Hall)
April 19 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
April 20 – TBD, Russia (The Home Tour)
We just did some northwest Lossy Coils shows. Got to play with Casey Neil and Sassparilla, both amazing bands out of Portland. Matt stuck around for a week after and we wrote songs for our upcoming trip to Toronto to record with Brian Moncarz. Very excited about recording with him, and hopefully will have this, as well as the soul EP wrapped up by March for SXSW!
I leave from Toronto to NYC for my acoustic show at the Rockwood music hall Jan 31. I am flying Kullen up for this, so you guys will be getting the full acoustic thing(still looking for a vibraphone for that show. the first show has sold out, but tickets to the second show are still available: http://rockwoodmusichall.tix.musictoday.com/basket.aspx?Action=AddTickets&eventId=159683
It looks like we will be playing the Hipnic with our old friends the Mother Hips the weekend of May 9-11. We will probably add a show in San Francisco around that. The next week i start a midwest acoustic tour, including stops in Chicago, Madison, etc..
For those of you that don't have the latest EP, Aerie, you can get it on Itunes
here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/aerie-ep/id767639451
or a hard copy here: http://ianmoore.bandcamp.com/
Much love and luck in the new year!
Down the road
I never really wanted to be a producer. I have engineered and produced most of my releases, and have learned a ton along the way. I have been lucky that every record i have produced or been involved with has been something that i truly loved, and i have never taken work for the money. I have had the fortune to work with some amazing artists along the way, and have a few records in the last couple of years that i have been able to sneak work in despite my crazy schedule.
Eugene Wendell and the DemonRind is crazy northwest psych rock goodness. I engineer and produced. Mixed by my fave mix engineer, Jeff Stuart Saltzman
Jemez Mountain Hawks -sunny California country rock. I engineered and produced. Mixed by Jeff Stuart Saltzman
Mark Pickerel and the Praying hands: new album Tess. I did some production and engineering on this. Out today 9/17! Mixed by Martin Feveyear
I also get to play guitar in these bands when time permits. Mark has some upcoming shows: Oct 4 record release party @ Easy Street
And Oct 11th record release show @ Chop Suey
I am doing some workshop stuff as well. Speaking on a panel for kids on how to make a life out of music with some of my favorite Seattle area folks-Oct 1 http://careerday.onereel.org/ I am also doing a songwriting workshop at a really cool international writers workshop- Oct 26 Whidbey Island Writers Workshop
I will be flying down to Dallas(McKinney) on Nov 9 to one of the coolest guitar stores in the world http://www.theguitarsanctuary.com/, that also has a great performance space, to do a drop in "jam" with some amazing players. We will be doing a nice cross section of my catalog, with a focus on my more guitar oriented pieces, so those of you that like it when i don't use all those esoteric words, but like all the esoteric pedals, this is your show!
I will also be part of a really great event at the EMP in Seattle on Nov 20, honoring CSN on Nov 20. I will be playing with Ben Gibbard, Head and the Heart, and more!
Of course, my now yearly "Christmas tour" is coming up. We will be coming through Texas, OK, and NM this year. Kullen and I will regale you with songs and cheer to warm the soul and lift the mind! Dates are here: http://ianmoore.com/live/
Cheers good people. Hope to see you down the road!


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On June 10, after more than a year of court hearings, George Zimmerman will face a judge and jury over second degree murder charges in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. Ahead of the trial, BET.com gives you a primer from the American Bar Association (ABA) on what the trial will entail. — Britt Middleton
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Same-Sex Marriage Around the U.S. 10/07/2014
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While Oprah Winfrey is locked in a battle at the Oscars with "12 Years a Slave" newcomer Lupita Nyongo, she is certain to win the Supporting Actress Golden Globe for her scene-stealing performance in "The Butler."
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Technology and Ethics will examine the impact that cyber technology has on education. Copyright, intellectual property, privacy, free speech, and ethically responsible behavior are the challenges educators will address in this course. Educators will produce a course project designed to help educate and train the faculty, staff, and administration of their schools to best protect and instruct their students in areas pertaining to digital media and technology.
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- Evaluate ethical practices and emerging dilemmas tied to technology.
- Examine how online plagiarism and breach of intellectual property occur.
- Develop a position that balances free speech and the rights of the individual.
- Integrate ideas to prevent inappropriate and harmful online behavior.
- Develop a training session on ethics and the Internet for their home schools.
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The Delhi Historical Society will present Russ Kaufman and his collection of model trains for a program at the Cannon Free Library at 41 Elm Street on Tuesday, April 8 at 6:30 p.m.
Chapter Five: Conservation and Preservation
Part of figuring out what a National Park should be, and how America should treat all its wild places and its natural resources, required figuring out both conservation and preservation.
They are not the same thing.
"Conservation" means using natural resources wisely.
"Preservation" means leaving nature just as it is.
It didn't have to be one or the other, but America had to decide how much of each it wanted, and which was more important.
Margaretville — Opening this week at Longyear Gallery is "Fooling April," a group show featuring the work of Longyear Gallery members. An artists' reception will take place Saturday, April 5, from 3 to 6 p.m.
Arkville — Reservations are being accepted for the Catskill Gateway Gala, a celebration of the soon-to-be constructed Maurice D. Hinchey Catskill Interpretive Center in Mount Tremper. The gala will be held on Saturday, April 12, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Ashokan Center in Olivebridge, and will benefit the Catskill Interpretive Center.
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It's 8:30 Monday morning. It could be 8:30 any morning except Saturday and Max Stryker is getting a cup of coffee at the Arkville Country Market.
The truckers's journey started at his home in Gilboa before he made a stop just north of Roxbury to pick up a load of 850 cases of kosher milk from the Mountainside Farms headed to New York City. Some might call it a milk run, others may not.
Stryker, who turns 72 later this month, has been doing this every day except Saturdays, the Jewish Sabbath, for the past 32 years.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN: Danny Powell is a longtime employee of Stryker Trucking. The company hauls milk from Roxbury to New York City six days a week. — Photo by Joe Moskowitz
Delhi — The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce (DCCC) has announced the introduction of quarterly "Boast & Toast" meet-ups for tourism businesses in Delaware County. As the Tourism Promotion Agency (TPA) for the county, DCCC has developed the meet-ups to provide networking and activity sharing for those business owners that fuel the local tourism economy.
March is National Developmental Disability Awareness Month. There is no time more fitting to celebrate all that local students have learned about developmental and other disabilities as a result of their participation in the "Everybody Can" contest hosted by The Arc of Delaware County and Delta Kappa Gamma.
RAISING COMMUNITY AWARENESS: Pam Thompson, at left, from contest co-host Delta Kappa Gamma and Barbara Thompson, community relations assistant at The Arc of Delaware County, admire a contest entry. — Submitted photo
Chapter Four: The First National Park
When President Roosevelt and John Burroughs arrived at Gardiner, Montana, on April 8, 1903, Yellowstone had already been a national park for over 30 years.
On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses Grant signed the law that made Yellowstone a national park. It was the first national park in the United States and even in the world. But while Congress had established five other national parks between then and 1903, it still wasn't quite clear exactly just what a "national park" was.
The Margaretville Hospital Auxiliary will be holding a March Out Like a Lamb Sale starting March 22 and running through March 31.
All spring/summer items will be on sale for half off regular prices. Great deals and many items to choose from! The Auxiliary Thrift Shop is located at 850 Main Street, Margaretville. Hours are: Monday-Saturday from noon-4 p.m. For additional information, please call 845 586-3737.
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And we'd be remiss if we didn't also take note of our very early April endorsement of Alan Keyes for president.
See you all in 2009.
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Ghosts of Obama's Past Haunt Today's Ballot
When Barack Obama gazed at his ballot this morning, he saw two prominent names from his past. One was a reminder of victory, the other a reminder to get his ears trimmed before they get unruly.
On Obama's congressional ballot: Rep. Bobby Rush, an 8-term Congressman who beat Obama in the 2000 Democratic primary.
Despite Obama's youthful charisma, voters preferred Rush on the key campaign issues of:
* Black Panther membership.
* Largest ears (a criterion Obama vowed to never lose again).
And on Obama's presidential ballot: Alan Keyes, a former ambassador whom Obama defeated for the U.S. Senate in 2004.
Keyes has a natural constituency consisting of:
* African-Americans who smell an opportunity to put one of their own in the White House.
* Christian Falangists, who endorsed Keyes on their terrifying website.
* Guinness Book of Records purists, who want to deny Keyes' bid for most elections lost in a single year.
A lot has changed since Obama faced these two men. Rush has coalesced with him and endorsed his presidential bid early on. Voters will reward him with a free pass to Congress.
Keyes, on the other hand, called Obama "evil" and "against God," which isn't going to help him win swing votes, although it might land him post-election work as a speechwriter for Joe the Plumber.
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Meet Your 7th Through 16th Party Candidates!
For too many years, America has been choked by its tired, imperialist six-party system. The only thing differentiating John McCain (Republican), Barack Obama (Democratic), Bob Barr (Libertarian), Cynthia McKinney (Green), Chuck Baldwin (Constitution) and Ralph Nader (Peace & Freedom) is their preferred sexual position with corporate lobbyists and defense contractors.
So let's meet the real candidates for change, running as anywhere from 7th-party to 16th-party candidates on a ballot near you. (This is especially true if you live in Colorado, where all sixteen are on the ballot.)
Candidate Platform Alan Keyes Firmly committed to losing miserably to Barack Obama– any time, any place, any office. Jonathan Allen Taking over for Dick Cheney, who was the Heartquake '00-'07 candidate. Thomas Robert Stevens Dedicated to the economic philosophies of Ayn Rand, which means re-installing Alan Greenspan as Federal Reserve chairman and commissioning a new national anthem penned by Rush. Charles Jay Essentially the Libertarian platform, with a key added goal of throwing John Kerry into a harbor. Gene C. Amondson Revisiting the policies of the 1920s, because if we're going to have a second depression, we ought to get it right. (Note that the platform doesn't seem to be working, given that the campaign's only MySpace friend is Tom.) Róger Calero (or James Harris) Ending the capitalistic hegemony of the two parties dominating American government; restore power to the people. Brian Moore Retake Washington from the evil triumvirate of Republicans, Democrats and the Socialist Workers Party; restore power to the people. Gloria La Riva Destroy the corrupt, neo-fascist tyranny of the Socialist Workers Party and the Socialist USA Party; restore power to the people.
Tags: Alan Keyes, Barack Obama, Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Cynthia McKinney, John McCain, Ralph Nader
How the Third Party Candidates Can Still Pull It Off
Remember that time on Lost when everyone became consumed and distracted by Jack vs. Locke, and then all of a sudden Sawyer had all the guns and got to be in charge for, like, a day?
Well, what's to stop the same thing from happening in the presidential election? I mean, other than logic, history and common sense.
Because the fact of the matter is, the third party contenders may be down, but they are not yet out. Circumstances remain that could put one of them in the White House.
Circumstances like…
The Green Party's Cynthia McKinney
An abundance of absent-minded voters arrive to the polls remembering only that they want either "the black one" or "McSomething."
The Constitution Party's Chuck Baldwin
Every registered voter in the country gets pretty bad diarrhea on election day. Except Chuck Baldwin's mom.
Libertarian Bob Barr
An arcane Supreme Court ruling is discovered that awards 400 electoral votes to the candidate with the bossest 'stache.
Independent Ralph Nader
Americans suddenly decide to vote for the candidate they most want to hang out in a bar and abolish the Taft-Hartley act with.
Independent Alan Keyes
Days before the election, voters fed up with the ineffective two-party system look for something new and better. The message of Alan Keyes campaign begins resonating across the country, bringing people of all stripes together in an unprecedented moment of unity. Because Alan Keyes built a robot that hypnotized everyone.
Tags: Alan Keyes, Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Cynthia McKinney, Ralph Nader
Catching Up With a Loser: Alan Keyes
We have reached the end of our 2008 Presidential Loser Series, and boy have we saved one of the best for last! That would be Alan Keyes, officially the last major figure to drop out of the presidential race, and yet still a candidate.
Keyes, an ultra-conservative commentator from Maryland, has had an astounding career in the field of losing, spanning three decades and at least two states:
* Keyes' first run for office comes as the Republican nominee against Maryland Senator Paul Sarbanes, in 1988. He loses with 38% of the vote.
* In 1992, the Maryland Republicans put him up for the Senate again, this time against incumbent Barbara Mikulski. He gets 29%.
*Keyes decides to try his hand at the presidency in 1996, losing to Bob Dole. He gets 1 vote at the Republican National Convention — the same as Robert Bork.
* In 2000, Keyes still has a bunch of campaign buttons left, so he tries for the presidency again. He loses to George W. Bush and also, for the first time, John McCain.
* In 2004, the Illinois Republican Party — for reasons unexplained — airlifts Keyes in from Maryland to run for Senate. He loses, for the first time, to Barack Obama with 27% of the vote.
And then came 2008, when Alan Keyes realized that, by running for president again, he could simultaneously lose a second election to both John McCain and Barack Obama!
Keyes entered the race with the strategy of dominating the African-American vote in the Republican primaries. And that's exactly what he did, racking up an impressive two delegates in the process! Laugh if you will, but that was double the number that Rudy Giuliani got.
Keyes lasted in the Republican race long after John McCain had been declared the winner. He finally dropped out in April, only to decide that he was up for some more losing. So he threw his hat in the ring for the Constitution Party nomination, and quickly lost that to a guy named Chuck Baldwin. (Which makes it fair to assume that if Keyes had won, Ron Paul would have endorsed him, too.)
In recent news, Keyes got himself named as the presidential nominee of something called America's Independent Party. His campaign website consists entirely of a donation form.
For more news on Keyes losing races, check back with us every even numbered year. History suggests there's a lot more to come.
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