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Doug Landau of Abrams Landau, Ltd., in Herndon, Virginia, moderated at the "Litigation at Sunrise" program at the American Association for Justice Winter Convention in Miami.
George J. Meyer of Carlton Fields in Tampa was named a fellow of the American College of Construction Lawyers.
Peter B. King of Wiand Guerra King in Tampa was named president of the Florida Securities Dealers Association.
Richard A. Greenberg of Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell in Tallahassee presented "The Importance of Financial Responsibility for Law Students and Young Lawyers" at the Tallahassee Women Lawyers Third Annual Rookie Camp. He also served as a mentor during a "speed mentoring" session.
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Benjamin W. Newman and Chris L. Carmody, Jr., of GrayRobinson in Orlando, P.A., were part of a group of Central Florida leaders who took part in the Central Florida Partnership's "Trip to Washington, D.C." to advance the regional needs in the areas of hospitality, travel and tourism, research funding, entrepreneurship, and base realignment and closure.
Stuart C. Markman of Kynes, Markman & Felman was appointed to the City of Tampa Ethics Commission.
Louis Reinstein of Bunnell & Woulfe in Ft. Lauderdale was appointed to the City of Plantation Educational Advisory Board.
Judge Lisa M. Porter was installed as the president of the B'nai B'rith Justice Unit #5207 in Plantation.
David R. Punzak of Carlton Fields in St. Petersburg received the Roy G. Harrell, Jr., Leadership Award presented by the St. Anthony's Hospital Foundation.
Robert J. Sniffen of Sniffen &Spellman in Tallahassee was elected to the board of directors and as an officer of the Academy of Florida Management Attorneys. He will serve as sergeant-at-arms and chair of the continuing legal education committee.
Jeffrey T. Kucera of K&L Gates in Miami was named vice chair of the ABA's Business Bankruptcy Committee.
Patrick DeBlasio of Littler in Miami was awarded the International Law Office and Lexology Client Choice Award in Employment & Labor in the U.S. and Canada.
Jerome M. Novey of Novey Law in Tallahassee became a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
James R. Usery of Ansbacher Law in Jacksonville lectured at National Business Institute's seminar in Jacksonville on "Top 10 Title Defects – Cured."
Scott Rudacille of Blalock Walters in Bradenton was elected as chair of the board of directors of the Anna Maria Island Community Center.
Jeffrey L. Cohen of the Florida Healthcare Law Firm in Delray Beach discussed the legal implications of MD/DC business arrangements at the Florida Chiropractic Association's meeting in Jacksonville.
Mark Eiglarsh of Miami presented "What You Should Know About Criminal Law" to the South Florida Paralegals Association in Miami.
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Keith Grossman of Grossman Law & Conflict Management in Ft. Myers presented "Is Conflict Managing Your Business?" to the Zonta Club of Ft. Myers.
Grace E. Robson of Markowitz, Ringel, Trustee & Hartog in Miami spoke at a National Business Institute seminar on "Top 9 Complications in Bankruptcy" in Miami. She also spoke as a panelist at a seminar hosted by the Bankruptcy Bar Association of the Southern District of Florida titled "Bankruptcy Basics and Beyond" at the U.S. Bankruptcy Courthouse in Miami.
Peter B. King of Wiand Guerra King in Tampa was named president of the Florida Securities Dealers Association.
Ronald Pena of Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables was appointed director of the Dade County Defense Bar Association Board of Trustees.
Barbara Fernandez of Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables was appointed president of the Dade County Defense Bar Association.
John V. Tucker of Tucker & Ludin in Clearwater presented "Conflict Discovery After MetLife v. Glenn — Version 2013" at the American Conference Institute's Advanced Forum on Litigating Disability Claims in New York.
Glen J. Torcivia of The Law Office of Glen J. Torcivia and Associates in West Palm Beach became general counsel to the Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network.
Bruce A. Blitman of Ft. Lauderdale, Doug Wojcieszak of the "Sorry Works!" Coalition, James W. Saxton, and Maggie M. Finkelstein of Stevens & Lee in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, co-authored "Sorry Works! Offers Chance to Break Med-Mal Gridlock in Florida," published in the Winter 2013 edition of the Health Law Section's e-newsletter.
Richard S. Dellinger of Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed in Orlando was honored with the Lawrence G. Mathews, Jr., Young Lawyer Professionalism Award by the Orange County Bar Association.
Dennis J. Wall of Winter Springs and Orlando co-presented "Religious Issues in the Supreme Court: The Affordable Care Act's Contraceptive Provision," on a webinar for West Legal Education Center. Wall's article, describing steps to take concerning "The Expert Witness: Selecting and Managing a Vital Resource," was published by Property Casualty 360 on March 12.
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George E. Spofford of GrayRobinson in Tampa became a member of the Dispute Review Board Foundation.
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Brian C. Willis of Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick in Tampa spoke at the 17th Annual Downtown Development Forum on the status of transportation projects across the region as part of the Transportation Requires Innovative Partnerships portion of the forum.
Lee T. "Tad" Griffin of Pajcic & Pajcic in Jacksonville was elected president of Jacksonville's Chapter of ABOTA.
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What does Obama know about ACORN fraud?
posted at 7:55 am on October 9, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
Investors Business Daily asks what Barack Obama knows about the epidemic of voter fraud in ACORN, and it's not an unfair question. Not only has Obama publicly endorsed ACORN, he has paid them at least $800,000 for their services, an amount that he didn't immediately disclose until pressed. ACORN has responded in kind, with their voter-registration efforts that have resulted in criminal investigations in more than a dozen states:
For starters, Obama paid ACORN, which has endorsed him for president, $800,000 to register new voters, payments his campaign failed to accurately report. (They were disguised in his FEC disclosure as payments to a front group called Citizen Services Inc. for "advance work.")
What's more, Obama worked as executive director of ACORN's voter-registration arm, Project Vote, in 1992. Joined by two other community organizers on Chicago's South Side, Obama conducted the voter-registration drive that helped elect Carol Moseley-Braun to the Senate that year.
The next year, 1993, Obama joined the civil-rights law firm Davis Miner Barnhill & Galland, where he sued the state of Illinois on behalf of ACORN to implement the federal "Motor Voter" law, which the GOP governor at the time refused to do. Then-Gov. Jim Edgar argued, presciently, that the Clinton law would invite voter fraud.
Obama downplays his ties to ACORN, and his campaign denies coordinating with ACORN to register voters.
For a man with a short track record, Barack Obama spends a lot of time disassociating himself from political partners. He spent most of the campaign misrepresenting his years-long working relationship with William Ayers, the unrepentant domestic terrorist of the Weather Underground and a man who still wants the overthrow of the capitalist economic system in the US. Now he wants to hide his work over two decades with an organization that should be looking at the business end of a federal RICO prosecution.
IBD outlines the scope of their criminal behavior, and Michelle gives us the details:
- Missouri – Officials now have to sift through hundreds of bogus applications submitted last August.
- Connecticut – A criminal investigation has been opened into ACORN fraud.
- Wisconsin – Registering convicted felons.
- Ohio – ACORN tells Cuyahoga County's election board that they can't stop themselves from committing fraud.
- Indiana – Over a thousand new applications from ACORN appear to investigators to be fraudulent, and that should be no surprise, since Indianapolis now has 105% of its population registered to vote.
In Nevada, officials seemed surprised by the news that the Dallas Cowboys had moved en masse to the Silver State. The entire starting lineup registered to vote in Nevada, including Tony Romo, their quarterback. However, Secretary of State Ross Miller assured Nevadans that anyone posing as Terrell "TO" Owens would get a big NO if they tried to cast a vote.
Barack Obama helped run an ACORN unit, represented them as an attorney, and is now a client of ACORN. He needs to answer for their fraudulent tactics. His money helped fuel the organization, after all, and there is little doubt that they are working on his behalf. Their fraud intends to get him elected President. Will he denounce it, and demand prosecution? Or will he keep pretending that he doesn't know them?
Update: The New York Post notes the nationwide pattern of fraud as well:
Let every vote count, is the Democratic Party's mantra these days. That slogan might better be: Let every vote count as often as we need to win.
Such, at any rate, are the tactics of ACORN, Barack Obama's favorite "community organizers," and its Project Vote – of which, the Democratic presidential candidate has boasted, "I started working as the director . . . here in Chicago."
ACORN has been implicated in voter-fraud schemes in 15 states – including Ohio, from where The Post's Jeane MacIntosh reports today that a Board of Elections investigation has unearthed evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Hey, you know who else funds these fraudsters? You do. Congress sends them money every year, usually for housing assistance.
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The Pequot Lakes City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 3, began talking about the parts of County Road 11 and Highway 371 that likely will become the city's responsibility after Highway 371 expands to four lanes east of downtown.
The city's Highway 371 Committee has met twice and reported that the city currently is responsible for about 35 miles of road. After Highway 371 is expanded to four lanes east of downtown, the city could gain six miles of road through turnbacks from the Minnesota Department of Transportation and Crow Wing County.
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More than 100 people were shot in Providence in 2012, and the city may be on its way to at least matching that number this year with 88 shooting incidents reported as of early October.
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MADISON, Wis. - Wisconsin's Job Center website is taking stronger measures to protect job seekers from potential scams after a News 3 Call For Action investigation.
Last week, emails were sent to nearly 1,400 Wisconsin job seekers warning them about a "scammer" who attempted to obtain personal banking information. That came after someone purporting to represent a British computer company registered with the state website and immediately began contacting job seekers, offering a $13-per-hour computer position working from home.
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I think some guys are looking forward to having great and long pro careers and some guys are trying to optimize a lower position in a draft spot and maximize the number of years they get to be there. It's an interesting thing. All of these guys, each guy, has a goal to play in the NFL. Irrespective of whether you're the style of guy that can go in the first 10 picks or you're the style of guy that's going to go mid rounds to late but it's been the goal of mine to be an NFL player and you know what? A lot of our guys get a chance to play in that league.
I think there's a smart and orderly direction to a quality decision that a lot of our guys have gone through. It's difficult to put the right round to leave early for. Some guys think they may never be most optimally positioned for the NFL and this may be the best that they've got. It may be bad but they think it's the best that they have. That being said, we've described their scenarios as best we can and it's really their decision. It really is.
I don't think there's any question that irrespective of what happened to Ty that he was probably going to be out this year anyway. It just falls into that number. I make the point that a degree is awfully important and you give nothing up, you're still going to have the same marketability to the NFL that you have this year plus you have your degree, especially those late-round guys.
I also say that frankly I don't want to give a deal to the NFL. I think that certain guys that leave early take the opportunity this time as opposed to positioning yourself in the NFL draft at a higher level sometimes costs guys money sometimes taking the opportunity early costs them long-term financial reward, but it's very difficult to explain to a guy that has the potential to earn $300,000 a year, $500,000 a year, $600,000 a year, very little guaranteed, it's hard to explain to him that that's not really good money. It's hard to explain to those guys because I think it's really good money and I would have liked to have made that in a year when I was coming out of college. Certainly I did not, but there's an opportunity cost that to some guys I have been successful in displaying and some guys not.
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We're playing against the finest teams in the country and you know what? We had every opportunity to win and I think that's kind of where you want your program to be, don't you?
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BETHESDA, Md., April 4, 2012 – The first ladies of the United States and the U.S. military helped to observe Easter and the Month of the Military Child here today by visiting children and their families at a Fisher House on the campus of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
By Terri Moon Cronk
The Fisher House Foundation donates homes built on the grounds of major military and Veterans Affairs Department medical centers. The homes give family members a comfortable place to stay to be close to a loved one during hospitalization for an unexpected illness, disease or injury.
Bearing treats for everyone in the group, First Lady Michelle Obama walked into a flurry of children's Easter craft-making, greeted by a large sign in a rainbow of colors that said, "Welcome Mrs. Obama." Deanie Dempsey, wife of chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, also was on hand.
"It is always one of my favorite things to come visit Fisher House," Obama told the group of about 45 recovering service members, their spouses and children. "This house is a home away from home to so many of our military families. The work they do here is amazing. Every single house that I have visited is just like this — the level of quality, the level of comfort, the staff is always is amazing."
The first lady told the group that staying at the Fisher House while their service member is an inpatient or recovering at Walter Reed is something they deserve.
"Our military families, our troops — you all deserve this kind of high-level treatment for what you go through for this country, for what you sacrifice," she said. "This should be the kind of place that welcomes you in times like these. So we always are just thrilled to shine a light on the good work [of the Fisher House]."
Obama said she came to the Fisher House to visit the families who are staying at house No. 4 at the medical center, but that she didn't come empty-handed. She brought White House-baked Easter cookies for everyone. As a second surprise, the first lady brought each family tickets for April 9's 134th annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
"It's very exciting," she said of the egg roll amid applause. "It's going to be so much fun. … We've got hula hooping, and we've got tennis, and we've got games. So come ready to play, OK?"
Obama then revealed what she called the "most important treat" of her visit.
"I brought one of my best friends in the whole world, my only son," she said. Then Bo, the Obamas' Portuguese water dog, emerged wearing bunny ears as the children squealed with delight.
"Do you guys want to see Bo?" she asked as she began making her way to each of five tables to visit with every child and family member in the room.
Every child gave the first lady a handmade Easter card, and she signed copies of Marc Brown's children's book, "Arthur Meets the President."
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text: ...that Danny Herrera was a part of the Volquez-Hamilton deal too. The guy has been lights out at both Chattanooga and Louisville--in AAA he has a 1.08 ERA in 16 innings as a reliever with 14 Ks and only 2 walks. I certainly don't think that Herrera will ever be considered the upside in the deal, but he's certainly no throw-in. And as much as Hamilton is tearing it up, having Volquez who leads all MLB in Ks and ERA and is a serious contender to start the All-Star game, makes the Reds staging a comeback possible. With Herrera, I think that as of now, the Reds have the better of the deal. Thoughts?


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Affects: Rhythmbox
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ACA Chef Joseph Sheridan Shares $20 Valentines Day Menu
February 10, 2012
There are few gestures more endearing than preparing dinner for your sweetheart. Chef Joseph Sheridan of Ocean City, educator at Atlantic Cape Community College's Academy of Culinary Arts, shares recipes for an upscale appetizer and entrée that can be prepared for your Valentine for less than $20.
Broiled Oysters on the Half Shell with Mignonette - $6
Ingredients, Mignonette:
2 tsp champagne vinegar
1 ½ tsp finely chopped shallot
Pinch, coarsely ground black pepper
Pinch, sugar
1 tsp finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
1.) In a large bowl, whisk together champagne vinegar, shallot, black pepper, sugar and parsley
2.) Allow ingredients to rest for 20-30 minutes to create Mignonette
Ingredients, Oysters:
1 cup salt, Kosher or coarsely ground
½ dozen small oysters*
½ T unsalted butter, cut into 6 pieces
*Kumamoto or Prince Edward Island, shells scrubbed well and oysters left on the half shell and oysters should be picked over for shell fragments
1.) Spread ¾ cup salt in an 8- to 10-inch flameproof and shallow baking dish or pan
2.) Arrange oysters on their shells in salt
3.) Top each oyster with a piece of butter
4.) Broil oysters in a pre-heated broiler until butter is melted and sizzling, and edges of oysters are beginning to curl, 1 to 2 minutes
5.) Stir parsley into Mignonette. Divide remaining ¾ cup salt between 2 plates and arrange 3 oysters in each
6.) Spoon ¼ teaspoon Mignonette over each oyster and serve warm
Almond-Crusted Rack of Lamb, Potato Parsnip Puree and Roasted Asparagus
with a Fig and Merlot Demi Glace - $13
Ingredients, Almond Crust:
¼ cup fresh bread crumbs
¼ cup ground almonds
1 T minced garlic
1 T chopped fresh rosemary
½ tsp salt
1/8 tsp black pepper
1 T olive oil
Ingredients, Rack of Lamb:
1 each (7-bone) rack of lamb, trimmed
½ tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
1 T olive oil
1 ½ tsp Dijon mustard
1.) Move oven rack to the center position. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2.) In a large bowl, combine ground almonds, bread crumbs, garlic, rosemary, ½ teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon black pepper.
3.) Toss in 1-tablespoon olive oil to moisten mixture. Set aside.
4.) Season the rack of lamb all over with salt and pepper.
5.) Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large, heavy oven-proof skillet over high heat. Sear rack of lamb for 1 to 2 minutes on all sides. Set aside for a few minutes.
6.) Brush rack of lamb with the mustard.
7.) Roll in the bread crumb mixture until evenly coated.
8.) Cover the ends of the bones with foil to prevent charring.
9.) Arrange the rack bone side down in the skillet.
10.) Roast the lamb in preheated oven for 12 to 18 minutes, depending on the degree of doneness you want.
11.) With a meat thermometer, take a reading in the center of the meat after 10 to 12 minutes (minimum internal temperature should read 145 degrees F), remove meat, or continue cooking to your liking
12.) Let it rest for 5 to 7 minutes, loosely covered, before carving between the ribs.
13.) Reserve pan to prepare sauce.
Ingredients, Fig and Merlot Demi-Glace:
4 figs, stems removed and quartered
1 oz minced shallots
4 oz Merlot wine
4 oz lamb stock or beef broth
½ tsp salt
1/8 tsp black pepper
2 T unsalted butter
1.) Pour off the fat from the pan used to sear the lamb
2.) Over a medium-high flame, add the shallots and sauté briefly
3.) Add the wine and stock to the pan, stir and scrape up any brown bits in the pan
4.) Reduce by ¾ to about 2 ounces
5.) Off heat, whisk in the butter and season to taste with salt and pepper
Ingredients, Potato and Parsnip Puree:
1 large potato, peeled and cut into ½ inch pieces
2 medium parsnips, peeled and cut into ¼ inch slices
2 T chicken broth, heated
1 T butter
¼ T Kosher Salt
1/8 T freshly ground black pepper
Fresh chives for garnish
1.) Place the potatoes and parsnips in a saucepan
2.) Add water to cover
3.) Heat over medium-high heat to a boil
4.) Cook at a simmer until the vegetables are tender
5.) Drain the vegetables well in a colander*
6.) Place the vegetables, broth and butter into a food processor or mixer with a paddle attachment
7.) Cover and process until the mixture is smooth
8.) Add the black pepper and chopped chives
9.) Cover and process until the mixture is just combined
10.) Garnish with additional chives
*Dry in a low oven if needed
Pair the dishes above with a dessert from ACA's What's Cooking recipe collection at http://bit.ly/y9tEPO. Chef Sheridan suggests the Flourless Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Brownie Cookies, Molten Lava Cake, Chocolate Ganache or Crème Brulee with Raspberries.
The ACA, located at Atlantic Cape's Mays Landing Campus, has been training future chefs since 1981. The Academy is celebrating 30 years of culinary achievement with events all year long. View a list of 30th anniversary events at http://www.atlantic.edu/aca/anniversary.htm. For more information about the Academy, call 1-800-645‑CHEF, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.atlantic.edu/aca.


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Man charged in policeman's murder offered bail
ST ANN, Jamaica — One of three men charged in relation to the murder of police Detective Corporal Ransford Durrant was offered bail when he appeared before the St Ann Resident Magistrate Court on Friday, February 22.
Anthony Bamberry, a 24-year-old butcher was offered bail in the sum of $1 million after his attorney Nathan Morrison was successful in his bail application before Senior Resident Magistrate Andrea Thomas.
During his last court appearance Bamberry was refused bail when he appeared before RM Calys Wiltshire on January 29.
Two other accused in the matter also appeared in St Ann's Bay RM court on Friday. The matter was however heard in-camera.
The two, Anthony Brown and Wesmore Lewis are currently without legal representation. They were reportedly remanded.
Brown was one of two men who escaped from the St Ann's Bay lock-up late last year.
Corporal Durrant was shot and killed on Monday, December 17 while visiting one of his children in Windsor Heights, St Ann's Bay.
Allegations against Bamberry are that on the day of the killing he informed the alleged shooter that the policeman was at a shop in the area. Bamberry was reportedly sent by the alleged shooter to purchase ganja when he returned and notified him that the police was at a nearby shop. One of the two men now in custody is believed to be the one who pulled the trigger.
The police corporal was shot in the back of the head. Bamberry was arrested and charged as an accomplice to the murder.
The matter will again come before the court on May 20.
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Hopefully Brady will break a fingernail or scratch his pinky and be out for the remainder of the season, lol.
Hopefully Brady will break a fingernail or scratch his pinky and be out for the remainder of the season, lol.
I suspect plenty of Dolphin fans on this site will root for the Patriots but be reluctant to admit it. Let's face it, the Patriots are the current epitome of the tinkerbell style of football that so many Marino worshippers grew up with. I despised the Marino era and everything it stood for. It felt like an insult, after being treated to Csonka and Griese and resourcefulness and trophies. I still get a howl out of assertions that Marino would win unlimited titles in this era. Talk about the absurdity of 40% adjustments. That's not 40%, it's like a different species and different planet. Believe whatever you want. I predicted zero early in Marino's career and made darn sure any sportsbook I was working for, or consulting, had the highest number in town on Miami to win the Super Bowl. If it was 8/1 everywhere we might be 20/1. The casino owner would be nervous in September then he'd be treating me to dinner at the loftiest restaurant in the building in December. Sometimes early January.
The Patriots do many things well. They run the ball when it's available and the defense is starting to attack more frequently. The strategy of hurrying up after a burst play is borderline brilliant. Yet I simply can't stand to watch that team. Yesterday I happily switched to PGA golf from Hawaii. Running play after play out of the shotgun and begging for rules infractions screams of taking advantage of everything Goodell has gifted to offenses in this era, this disgusting era. It's not football and I'm not going to pretend it's football.
Unfortunately, the Ravens are ripe to be had. They were legit last season, providing a big effort all season. Lewis and Reed still had something in the tank. This year it's fumes. You can literally see it in Harbaugh's face. He knows it's a facade and everything has to unfold perfectly, almost a fluke. Unless Flacco has a career game I can't see them outscoring Brady.
But I'm darn sure rooting that way, for Ravens vs. 49ers. A dualing tinkerbell Super Bowl of New England vs. Atlanta would be ghastly. I almost want to surrender to an unearthly being every time Matt Ryan launches one of his patented lollipops. I've complained about Tannehill's 4 iron trajectory. Ryan doesn't have to worry about that. The only way he can get it there is to fling a moon ball as far as he can. It just happens to travel the distance Julio Jones can run. If Ryan loses 5% velocity he's a joke but in this coddled era he's actually effective.
Besides, the 49ers should always be applauded for immediately caving in to fan outrage after a hideous logo change was announced in 1991. That logo had less of a lifespan than New Coke. Unfortunately, I don't think Ross and Dee will give a flip toward fan reaction.
I know I'm rooting for the 9ers due to WV's preachy, over the top demeanor about Matt Ryan. It would be like 10 more years of non stop Matt Ryan talk.
I hate the Patriots more than any other team in history! From their obnoxious fans to how ESPN,NFL Network,PFT and CBS constantly fluffing Brady,Belichick and Kraft!! Everytime Nantz and Simms call a Patriot game, when they aren't being biased towards the Pats,they zoom into Kraft's box and give him the 2 minute fluff job! No other team do they show the owner every game! Nantz is no doubt a Brady and Patriot lover! Nantz is utterly sickening in my opinion!! If you are a diehard Dolphin fan there is NO WAY you root for that scumbag organization!!
The Jarvis Landry and OJ HOWARD ERA has begun!
Um im not with you one bit
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I hate the Cheatriots. The end!
I would rather have my balls eaten off by a diseased badger than see Tom Brady in another Superbowl.
I wish Ray's posse would kill Brady before the game.
You're out of your ****ing mind.
Not only am I rooting for Ray Lewis as a Canes fan, I will NEVER ROOT FOR THE PATS!!!!!
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Laurie Dobson of Kennebunkport
Independent |www.DobsonForSenate.comDobson's platform includes ending the war in Iraq, impeaching President Bush and Vice-President Cheney, and placing a five-year moratorium on home foreclosures in the US. The 51-year-old mother of three, whose husband suffers from brain cancer, ran for Connecticut State Assembly in 2002 as a Democrat, and lost. She says she's about halfway done collecting the 4000 signatures she needs by May to get on the ballot in November.
Herb Hoffman of Ogunquit
Independent |www.HoffmanForSenate.us"Our country is in crisis, economically, and internationally because of the destruction we've done to our international reputation," Hoffman tells the Phoenix. The former psychologist, 75, is a Dennis Kucinich campaigner; the two politicians' ideas on ending the war, impeachment, and protecting Constitutional rights are very much in line. The father of two served in the US Army during the Korean War.
Ed Cohen of Waterville
Republican |www.TheFreedomNetwork.us/edin08Cohen, 60, is a bit of a mystery. When the Phoenix asked him to supply us with a campaign photo, he responded by sending us nine pictures of moose in the wild. (Later he sent us some low-resolution photos, including the one seen here.) But while his personal life remains shrouded, his platform is clear: What Ron Paul said. He's against raising taxes, against the war, and pro-impeachment. Although he used to be a Democrat (and was a Kucinich delegate in 2004), he claims that these days, "you will not find a man or woman who is more conservative than Ed Cohen."Tom LeDue of Springvale
Democrat |www.TomLeDue.comLeDue, a former teacher and school administrator, grew up in Portland and now lives in Springvale with his wife and four daughters. LeDue, 44, has four (rather sweeping) major policy goals: "Empower our people. Strengthen our communities. Build a stable, sustainable economy. Assert collaborative national and international leadership." He supports replacing American troops in Iraq with an international peacekeeping force within 12 months
Just a few months ago, the story-line of Maine's 2008 US Senate race seemed inevitable. Republican incumbent Susan Collins would defend her seat against popular Democratic Representative Tom Allen; the two would face off about the war in Iraq, with Allen aggressively marketing himself as the anti-war, anti-Bush candidate — but his attacks would barely stick.
Having only each other to worry about, these pre-ordained duelers would continue their unfettered fundraising (by the end of 2007, they already had a combined $7.5 million in the bank, according to Federal Election Commission reports). Nationally, bloggers and party activists would persist in seeing this contest as a battle between bigwigs for a vulnerable Republican senate seat — and Collins, who's led in early polls, would ultimately keep her seat.
But over the past couple of months, the political landscape has changed dramatically. Between December 2007 and February, four non-establishment candidates tossed their names into the ring. Their presence could rewrite parts of this election narrative — not by changing the race's outcome, but by changing its route.
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Eau Claire City Trails
The Chippewa River defines the character of Eau Claire. It's the reason the city grew here in the first place. Two fine parks, one old and one new, anchor this route offering scenery, history, entertainment and just plain relaxing fun. Phoenix Park is the cornerstone of the city's downtown revival. The name seems appropriate, but it comes from the Phoenix steel mill that once occupied the confluence of the Eau Claire and Chippewa Rivers. Now the space is a wonderful public gathering spot that will become a venue for outdoor events and entertainment. An impressive stressed iron railroad bridge, converted for biking and in-line skating, connects to the west shore. In the future, the trail will extend east to Chippewa Falls and the Old Abe State Trail. When the Phoenix mill was established in 1875, steel was a distant second to Eau Claire's main industry. "Sawdust City," as it was known in those days, had 22 sawmills. In 1884 the city produced more than 800 million feet of lumber. Saw logs were floated down the Chippewa from the great Northwoods. Interpretive signs along the trail tell of the lumbering heyday and the history of the native Ojibwe. The Eau Claire area was at times a no-man's-land in their 150-year war with the Dakota who were based at Lake Pepin where the Chippewa meets the Mississippi. You can learn more about the city's fascinating history at the Chippewa Valley Museum in Carson Park (open MD-LD, Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm, Tues -'til 8pm; LD-MD Tues-Sun 1-5pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Tues 'til 8pm, 715/834-7871 or www.cvmuseum.com). Carson Park's 135 acres have been a showpiece for Eau Claire since the lumber mills disappeared along with the virgin stands of pine. The park's beautiful limestone stadium is still a happening place for baseball. A statue out front honors all-time home run slugger Hank Aaron who began his professional career on a minor league team here. You can still catch a great game when the Eau Claire Cavaliers are in town (call for schedule, 888/523-3866). If you brought the kids and it's Sunday they'll love the Chippewa Valley Railroad (MD-LD, noon-5pm, 888/523-3866). Everything is child-size on this miniature steam train. Nearby is the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp (open daily Apr-Sep 10am-4:30pm; 715/835-6200 or www.paulbunyancamp.org). This logging museum includes a giant statue of the mythical lumberjack and his sidekick, Babe the Blue Ox - a perfect family photo op. For more fun, cross the Chippewa River on a bicycle/pedestrian bridge (access from Water St.) to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Campus to visit the James Newman Clark Bird Museum (open during school year Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 9am-1pm). The museum houses more than 530 specimens including now-extinct passenger pigeons. Admission is free. At the southwest corner of the trail loop, the city trail crosses the Chippewa River on another impressive iron railroad bridge. It continues south another mile to join the Chippewa River State Trail (see archive at www.travelwisconsin.com) that goes west to Durand and connects to the Red Cedar State Trail that goes all the way to Menomonie. You can pedal nearly 50 traffic-free miles if you've got the legs. When the future connections are complete to the Old Abe State Trail the total will be more than 80 miles. The Chippewa Valley - great biking in a great place.


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general painting on black deaths in custody. This is it: FIGHT:
To Survive; To Live; To Die!
My first thought was to depict a subversion of events. Instead of a blackfella being beaten by the cops, here, you've got the cops being beaten by a blackfella. My central figure is the key to this painting: an image of resilience, of fighting back against the odds. The boxing tent to the left refers to a history of blackfellas fighting in Australia. Here I use it as a sign of empowerment with the blackfellas as heroes and the redneck crowd as villains. The left panel shows the faces of the rednecks. Like criminals, their faces are obscured by stockings. This obscurement refers to how racism can be masked or institutionalised. It's a kind of crowd mentality. The crow on the right of the central panel refers to the spirit of blackfellas who have died in custody, ascending from the jail cell. To its right, the dove symbolises the resting place of those spirits: a place of freedom and peace.
As for the global symbol, I've used this in the past. Global decisions impact on us locally, such as multinational companies drawing resources from Indigenous lands. It's a reminder that the fight is not just against crooked cops.
1. Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley was the arresting police officer of Mulrundji Doomadgee, who died in police custody on Palm Island, after being arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour in November 2004.


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Host: Cat Deeley
Judges: Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy
Guest Judges: Adam Shankman, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, Tara Lipinski, Irina Dvorovenko
So You Think You Can Dance soars into its 11th season this May with a two-hour premiere event showcasing America's most talented dancers during the audition rounds, beginningWednesday, May 28 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT). Hosted by Cat Deeley and featuring resident judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy, as well as guest judges, including Jenna Dewan-Tatum (Atlanta), Billy Porter and Misty Copeland (Philadelphia), Wayne Brady (New Orleans), Jenna Elfman and Fabrice Calmels (Chicago) and Christina Applegate (Los Angeles). The new season of the Emmy Award-nominated hit dance competition series once again will include awe-inspiring performances, as well as nail-biting eliminations, as the contestants compete to be named America's Favorite Dancer.
In Season 11, producers travel across the country in search of dancers who represent the best America has to offer. Callbacks are held in Los Angeles, where the dancers work with top choreographers to learn routines that they will perform for judges Lythgoe and Murphy, and guest judges Adam Shankman, Tara Lipinski, Stephen "tWitch" Boss and Irina Dvorovenko. Once the judges pick the Top 20 dancers, they turn it over to America. Each week, the dancers will be paired up to perform inspired pieces choreographed by some of the biggest names in the business. The following week, one male and one female dancer will be eliminated from the competition.


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The reputation Newfoundlanders have of enjoying a drop of the pure has been mythologized far and wide, so perhaps it's fitting that a native of Kilbride has found herself - along with her husband and two young girls - the owner of the largest hops farm in the state of Maine. Don't be fooled by the size of the acreage, though. Aroostook Hops is all about quality over quantity.
Krista Delahunty and her husband Jason Johnston of Maine started growing hops at their home in Westfield, in the northern part of the state, about five years ago. At first they just grew a small amount for their own home-brewing purposes. Delahunty says the hops were so much fun to grow, they decided the next year to plant more.
"The amazing thing about them is how much they grow in one season. The vines get to be over 20 feet tall in one season," she says.
Delahunty describes the vines as looking something like really thin asparagus when the red-purple shoots first show through the ground. They don't resemble asparagus for long, though. Already the hops vines on their land this season have grown about 20 feet.
"The flower isn't very showy. It's a little tiny yellowish thing and that grows into a cone," says Delahunty.
Inside the cone is the oil that provides beer with flavouring and acts as a preservative. The plants need support to reach their great heights so a trellis has to be built ,with posts about 50 feet apart, and heavy duty aircraft cable at the top to support the strings which the vines grow up in a clockwise rotation.
Delahunty says the northeast U.S. was once popular for hops. Today, the vast majority in North America are grown in the northwestern states on very large plantations. Even with those large-scale farms, a few years ago there was a shortage. Delahunty and her husband saw an opportunity to grow local hops to serve the smaller microbreweries of the area and people into home brewing.
"So we called a few people and had really good conversations with breweries who were really excited and interested in having local hops produced," she says.
Since 2009 they've been commercially productive and the feedback on their hops has been tremendous. Delahunty says the owner of Gritty McDuff's, a microbrewery in Maine, has praised their product.
"He said, 'Whatever you're doing, keep doing it, because for 25 years I've been brewing from England to Maine and these are some of the best hops I've ever used.'"
Along with McDuff's, they sell their hops to Allagash Brewing in Portland, Me., and Throwback Brewery in North Hampton, N.H., among others.
They've now expanded their operation into four acres.
"It's quite a lot of hops," Delahunty says with a laugh.
Too much, in fact, for them not to expand on some of their farm infrastructure. Before now, come harvest time they would have picking parties with music, food and, of course, beer, for a few weekends in a row.
"We try and make it sound fun so that people will want to come out and pick hops," she says. "For the scale we were at it worked until now."
As their farm grew, so did the need to pick faster. Once ready, there's a short window of opportunity whereby the hops can be harvested and hold their quality. And one vine can take between 20 and 40 minutes to limb by hand. Hops growing takes a lot of investment in the beginning, Delahunty says, both financially and in terms of labour.
It also takes about three years for the plants to fully mature.
"It takes a long time to turn it around and have it come back to you."
What they now need is a harvester, and Delahunty and her husband have come up with a unique way to raise the money to buy one. They decided to start a campaign for their harvester on Indiegogo, an international crowdfunding website where anyone can raise money.
"We hesitated at first to do it because we didn't want to be asking for charity," says Delahunty.
So they decided to offer unique merchandise to people who got on board with their project. They have pint glasses, shirts, hats and key chains with the Aroostook Hops brand on them, Aroostook being the county in Maine where the farm is located. The more a person donates, the more they get in return. For people living close enough, a certain donation can even get somebody a row of hops on the farm named in their honour. There's also a dinner served on the farm up for a generous donor complete with homegrown veggies and fresh, home-brewed beer.
With a little outside support, Delahunty says they hope to support the grow-and-buy-local campaign.
Since they started, they've already seen and helped others in their area set up their own hops operations. They want their family farm to be an example of how small-scale, organic farming can make for a better environment - not to mention better beer.
"Hops are like grapes. ... The hops that come from our soil, the same variety will taste different from somewhere else," says Delahunty.
To check out the Aroostook Hops campaign for a harvester, go to indiegogo.com and search for "Make it a hoppy harvest in Maine".


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Anybody know what the Toyota response will be?
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One cannot reason someone out of something they were not reasoned into. - Jonathan Swift
When I'm judging (I only judge NAHRA) you better be ready for some conversation. It's a hunt test, isn't it??? My scenario is centered around hunting, so in addition to asking the handler if s/he has any questions, I'll ask if you brought coffee, why you are late, etc., etc., etc. Keeps it light, relaxes some, and some don't even hear me. If I'm calling from the line to start the test, I like to be realistic here too... "Do you see the birds..... here they come!!!!"
Never had any complaints and have had lots of compliments that "THAT was a fun test!!!" Even from some that didn't Q.
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The most distracting test ever. I ran a Finished test and a squadron of Blue Angels from the air show came over the lake at treetop level. Waited until they passed & called for the birds. Hell of a sight & not something to be forgotten. Dog front footed the marks & ran a nice 3 or 4 whistle blind.
The original poster didn't use it as an excuse because the dog was ready & focused. The gallery groaning joined the thread later.
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Personally, I HATE chit chat as either a handler or judge. Not so much because of dog distraction but from a time management standpoint.
I once timed the average time wasted per dog by two particularly chatty Master judges who b.s.ed with every handler both coming and going (and many were running multiple dogs), the marshal, the gallery, etc. and calculated they delayed the whole test almost 6.5 hours over the course of the weekend. We finished on a Sunday just after lunch, so they cost everyone there a night at the hotel.
Judges, gallery, bird boys, gunners . . . . all can talk as much as they want when I'm at the line. Just don't expect an answer! I go into a cone of silence and am not even aware of sound or action outside of the test in front of me. I have been surprised by this at times, when the dog heard or saw something I didn't, but usually they are just as "in the moment" as I am.
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I try to stay focused and not let the chatter bother me. I did have one notable negitive experience though. I ran Biscuit and HaM in an open several years ago. Both dogs to the fourth series which ment I went to the line eight times. ... each and every time the senior judge was on his cell phone! I've not forgotten that!!!
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After two seasons as an Assistant Coach for the UCSB women's soccer program, Austin Risenhoover has been promoted to Associate Head Coach for Paul Stumpf. Risenhoover came to UCSB after spending two seasons as an assistant women's coach at Cal State Monterey Bay.
While at Monterey Bay, he helped the Otters to their first-ever NCAA Regional Ranking (No. 10) and first-ever NSCAA Regional Ranking (No. 8). The team also improved its win total by five from 2011 to 2012, finishing with a school-record eight victories. Monterey Bay also had its highest California Collegiate Athletic Association finish and first-ever win over a nationally-ranked opponent. As the recruiting coordinator, Risenhoover was responsible for a 2012 recruiting class that was ranked as the best in school history.
Prior to his move to the West Coast, Risenhoover spent two years at the University of Oklahoma where he assisted for a squad that advanced to its first Big 12 Championship game ever. During his two seasons, the Sooners posted wins over nationally-ranked Texas, Texas A&M and Nebraska.
Risenhoover's first collegiate coaching stint came at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. Beginning in May of 2006, he spent three years at the Chickasha, Okla., school as an assistant for the men's and women's programs. During that span, the school produced a pair of NAIA All-Americans, the men's program entered the NAIA top-25 for the first time and its recruiting classes helped the program get to the NAIA Tournament.
While he was coaching collegiately in Oklahoma, Risenhoover was also the head coach of the girl's team at Edmond North High School in Edmond, Okla., from 2007-2011. In 2010 and 2011, the Huskies won back-to-back 6A State Championships with a combined record of 33-3-1. The program also advanced to the 6A finals in 2007 and 2008, and to the quarterfinals in 2009. Overall, Risenhoover's five-year record at Edmond North was 78-11-1. He also assisted for the boys and girls programs at Putnam City North High School in Oklahoma City and Edmond Memorial High School.
From 2006-2011, Risenhoover was also the head coach of the Oklahoma State Olympic Development Program.
As a player, he competed at Bacone College in Muskogee, Okla., from 2001-2003 and he was named First Team All-Red River Conference in 2002 and 2003.
The Oklahoma native is a graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma and he is currently working towards a Master's of Education – Human Relations, from the University of Oklahoma.


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Dear Guitar Hero: Jeff Beck
He is held in the highest regard by Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, was close friends with Jimi Hendrix, and his mid-Sixties recordings with the Yardbirds invented the sound for heavy metal guitar. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is...
On your new album, Emotion & Commotion, how did the idea evolve to record with a 64-piece orchestra? —Albert Shorofsky
I was listening to an interview that I did way back in 1966 with Brian Matthews, the guy that ran the Saturday Club radio show in England, and there was a clip where he asked me, "What would you like to see yourself doing in the future?" and I said, "I'd like to play with a big orchestra." [laughs] I couldn't believe that, even way back then, I was thinking about doing that. At the time, I'd seen Tina Turner and heard the amazing sounds of the Phil Spector productions that featured big, powerful string sections, and the orchestral sounds on other pop records, too. I thought, There couldn't be a better backdrop for some kind of powerful music than a big orchestra. My wish to hear how a guitar would sound in front of an orchestra has always been there.
Recently, I did a version of Mahler's Fifth Symphony for an album that I hope to be accepted by EMI Classics. They said they loved it and wanted 12 more pieces, but it took so long to learn the Fifth and get it right, I imagined it would take another six months to get the rest together. So I took the idea and, in order to make it a little easier on myself, I chose somewhat simpler melodies that could be rattled off fairly quickly just to see if it worked, and everyone seemed to like the results.
For the new album, I originally wanted to present two CDs in the box, with Emotion, the orchestral stuff, on one disc and Commotion, the stuff with the band, on the other. I went into the studio one day and [producer] Steve Lipson had sequenced the orchestral and band tracks together. He said, "What do you reckon?" and I said, "It sounds all right to me. Let's carry on!" Every time I walked into the studio, I wouldn't remember what I'd done the previous day, and there was no kind of rhyme or reason to what was going on until he started to sequence some of the demos together. We forced it together. The ingredients were pleasing musical pieces but there was no preconception to it, and it just happened.
The orchestral works on the new album sound fantastic and are reminiscent of the track "Diamond Dust," from Blow by Blow. Would you say there is a connection between Emotion & Commotion and Blow by Blow? —Leroy Ray
This new album is not dissimilar from Blow by Blow in terms of the approach, where it was done in a "seat of the pants" kind of way. When nothing's planned, that's when the results seem to happen. I don't organize myself sufficiently to get an album of material together, book the studio and go. I need to be kicked; I need to be forced physically to go in. That's how it works for me. I'll get a great idea in the house, and it'll stay there unless somebody comes and drags it out of me!
One of the most ambitious tracks on Emotion & Commotion is your presentation of "Nessun dorma," from Puccini's opera, Turandot. Also, you share the melody of "Elegy for Dunkirk" with opera singer Olivia Safe. Are you a classical music fan? —Bruno Curreri
Around the time I did my recording of Mahler's Fifth Symphony, I was looking for some other pieces to record. One that I liked very much was Ravel's "Pavane," so I learned that, and I was listening to what they were playing on the Albert Hall Prom [the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts]. Every year they have a prom, which is a big music festival. I'm looking away from rock and roll into proper, serious melodies, and, for me, it has been a good playground to look into. And [the late opera singer Luciano] Pavarotti never ceases to amaze me; the bellowing—the big, deep, proper opera singing—is something I love, and I was keen to try "Nessun dorma," which he sang magnificently. My guitar is not a voice, and it's not his voice; I played it like a spirited, bluesy thing. That's what I was trying to do: make the guitar do things it's not supposed to do.


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