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In 1975, Reeves published his first book, "A Ford, not a Lincoln." His "President Kennedy: Profile of Power" is now considered the authoritative work on the 35th president, has won several national awards and was named the Best Non-Fiction Book of 1993 by Time and Book of the Year by Washington Monthly. Reeves has also worked extensively on television and in film. He was chief correspondent on "Frontline." He has made six television films and won all of television's major documentary awards: the Emmy for "Lights, Camera . . . Politics!" for ABC News; the Columbia-DuPont Award for "Struggle for Birmingham" for PBS; and the George Foster Peabody Award for "Red Star over Khyber" for PBS. He has also appeared in two feature films, "Dave" and "Seabiscuit." In 1998, he won the Carey McWilliams Award of the American Political Science Association for distinguished contributions to the understanding of American politics. 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One of the funniest moments in last night's debate was when Rick Perry denied that he'd been bribed into issuing an executive order mandating the use of HPV vaccines by arguing "If you're saying that I can be bought for $5,000, I'm offended." Everyone knows that it takes at least $50,000 to bribe the governor of Texas.
Still, I think Kevin Drum is perhaps a bit too quick to dismiss the cash nexus here when he says "It's vanishingly unlikely that Merck's five grand played any real role in Perry's decision." It's almost certainly true that you can't bribe Perry for $5,000 but I think it's vanishingly unlikely that Perry's decision wasn't seriously influenced by the fact that Perry was lobbied on the issue by his former chief of staff who just so happens to have gone to work for Merck. The $5,000 in question came several months before the decision was made, but on the exact same day that Perry got a visit from Mike Toomey.
I'd say there are two main factors behind Perry's decision. One is that the call is very defensible on the merits, so when the aide-turned-lobbyist shows up with $5,000 and an argument on behalf of his client he actually has a strong argument. The other is that the argument is being made by a former chief of staff! After all, there are lots of perfectly good ideas that Perry rejects either due to small government principles or social conservative principles. It takes a well-connected guy to get Perry to put that kind of thing aside, but the connection, rather than the money is what's doing the work. If Merck sent me and a $5,000 check it wouldn't accomplish anything. The relevance of the money most likely goes in the other direction. Merck has a professional relationship with a guy who has a professional relationship with Rick Perry. It is thus in the interests of both Merck and of Toomey to see that Rick Perry has a successful political career. The contribution of $5,000 is exactly what Merck would say it is—a sincere effort to promote the career of a politician who they want to see succeed. It's not a bribe. Paying Perry $5,000 would be neither necessary nor sufficient to get him to do what they want.
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- Gore's cabinet includes Laura Tyson (Treasury), David Boies (Attorney General), Richard Holbrooke (State), Wesley Clark (Defense), and--for some reason--Tom Brokaw (Interior). Ron Klain is chief of staff, Leon Fuerth is national-security adviser, Bob Kerrey is CIA director, Bill Bradley is U.N. ambassador, Robert Gibbs is FEMA director, and Robert Kennedy Jr. runs the EPA.
- 9/11 happens on 9/10. Rudy Giuliani killed in the attacks. Mark Green succeeds him as mayor of New York City. Flight 93 hits and destroys the White House. Official offices and the residence of the president are moved to grounds of Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
- War in Afghanistan and passage of the Patriot Act commence as scheduled.
- George W. Bush returns to alcohol, Laura Bush becomes addicted to tranquilizers.
- Larry Summers replaces Alan Greenspan at the Fed.
- Blackwater mercenaries capture and decapitate Ayman al-Zawahiri at Tora Bora. Gore presented with the terrorist leader's severed head.
- The Bushes complete their respective rehabs.
- Troop commitment in Afghanistan rises to 50,000.
- Joe Lieberman resigns, citing disagreements with the administration's handling of the Afghan war and the use of force in Iraq.
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- Sarah Palin named Interior secretary.
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Hyde Gives Howard a 1-1 Draw at VMI
LEXINGTON, VA. - Lamar Hyde provided the equalizer as the Howard men's soccer team tied VMI, 1-1. Freshman Larry Turner made a career-high 10 saves for the Bison. Olivia Moore had a goal for the Keydets, while Brian Sowell made seven saves.
VMI (1-7-1) went up 1-0 in the eighth minute after Moore fired a shot past Turner from 12 yards out.
In the 15th minute, however, HU tied the game at 1-1 after Hyde found the back of the net on an assist from Phillip Borde.
Howard (2-8-1) created five scoring chances in the extra frames and outscored the Keydets 5-3.
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It was a great event of multiculturalism and books. I had a great time with my fellow author Gladys Elizabeth Barbieri.
Please join me for this fun event celebrating children of the world through books, exhibits, and other fun activities.
The Santa Ana Public Library is preparing to celebrate its 5thAnnual Children's Day/Book Day event on Saturday, April 27, 2013. Children's Day/Book Day continues to be a special library event honoring and celebrating children from all cultures, books, families, and libraries. April 30th is a special day in the lives of many children and has now been adopted in the United States as a holiday to celebrate children of all cultures Children's Day/Book Day, is widely supported by the American Library Association (ALA), REFORMA: The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish-Speaking, and by the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) around the nation. We celebrate the joys and wonders of childhood and the importance of books in our lives. The event will include various multicultural exhibits, a resource fair, storytimes, multicultural performances, free book give-away, and other fun activities such as train rides, face painting and free balloons.
I had a wonderful day at the LA Times Festival of Books. The Philippine Expressions tent had a great line up of authors from different genres:
I had a wonderful time with the students and staff of Felton Elementary. I was met by their librarian extraordinaire, Mrs. Fernandez who showed me the school's amazing library.
I began my visit by reading to very well behaved Kindergarten students. They filed in quietly and listened to my reading with enthusiasm. Then I headed to their cafeteria where I read "I am Flippish!" to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. After my reading I proceeded with my lecture on ancestry and immigration. The students were very engaging! I was very impressed when I started talking about the Irish immigration to Mexico, one class knew about it. We talked about the different ways to immigrate in 2013 and in 1620. The children were shocked. I also showed them what it was like to travel in the Mayflower and a modern day cruise ship. All in all, the children got a glimpse of what some of their ancestors went through to come to this beautiful and blessed country called America.
11:00am – 3:00pm
October has been designated as Filipino American History Month all over the US. In celebration of this event, the Echo Park Community Group (EPCoG) in collaboration with the Los Angeles City Public Library is launching the Philippine Heritage Collection at Echo Park Public Library. The collection will be the foundation of the literary, historical and cultural documentation of the Filipino American and Philippine experience. The "story" or experience will also highlight the contributions and sacrifices made by Filipino Americans as immigrants to this land and will showcase literary works of local Filipino authors, especially those writing about their Filipino American experiences and the development of Historic Filipino Town. Future programs will include book talks and signings, lectures and cultural presentations.
Two Keynote speakers – Cathy Serafica Deleon and Greg Villanueva. Cathy Serafica
Deleon is the Branch Manager of the Los Alamitos-Rossmoor Library of the Orange County Public Libraries. She will speak on the importance of libraries to our community and what a historic phenomenal event this is – the establishment of Philippine Heritage Collection in the Los Angeles Public Library. Greg Villanueva is an Echo Park native and successful architect, and who brought up the idea of a Philippine Heritage Collection as part of the Echo Park Library. He will share the reasons that sparked the creation of the collection. Michelle Magalong of the MyHiFi group will present a Filipino-American Historical Perspective.
A number of local Filipino American authors will also be attending. Linda Nietes of Philippine Expressions Bookshop, a mail order bookshop located in Rancho Palos Verdes, (310) 514-9139 http://philippineexpressionsbookshop.wordpress.com will be on hand with books for purchase or for donation to the collection. The Southern California authors who will speak and sign their books are: Noel Alumit, author of Talking to the Moon, a novel set in Historic Filipinotown; Lorna Dumapias, author of Filipino American Experience: The Making of a Historic Cultural Monument; Sumi Haru, author of Iron Lotus, Memoirs Sumi Sevilla will share her experiences in her successful Hollywood career ; Lorenzo Paran III, author, Pinoy in America: The stateside life in the time of Barack Obama, Facebook and Pacquiao-mania which is all about life in America; Leslie V. Ryan, author, I am Flippish, a book for juveniles, which tells a story about mixed parentage, and in this case, pride in being Filipino and Irish; Juanita Santos Nacu of San Diego and author of Storytelling. Project heart to heart: A Means to Bridge Generational Gap in post-1965 Filipino Immigrant families; Carlene Sobrino Bonnivier,author of Seeking Thirst, a novel with an Echo Park setting; Zosimo Quibilan, who will read from his book-in-progress, a poetry regarding the Filipino American and Percival Cruz, will read from his book, The Drama Queen and a two-minute story entitled My Way, about an ex-jeepney driver who became an American Idol contestant. Because the event is in celebration of Filipino American History Month, the themes of the authors' talks and readings were chosen to fit the occasion.
Also expected to attend and sign their books are Ben Aniceto, author of Stay Tuned:The Golden Years of Philippine Radio; Teresita (Tita) Pambid Domingo of UCLA and author of Come On, Let's Speak Tagalog; Marc Lawrence, who is married to a Filipina, a martial arts teacher and author of a primer, The Basics of Filipino Martial Arts; Albert J.Mortiz, author of Discover the Philippines Cookbook; Ruben V. Nepales, author of My Filipino Connection: The Philippines in Hollywood; Maria Ciocon, Linda Nietes-Little and Julie Wolski who will sign as contributors to the book, The Magnificat: Mama Mary's Pilgrim sites edited by Cecilia Manguerra Brainard who is out of town. The three contributors have shared their personal experiences of healing of mind, body and spirit after their pilgrimages to sites dedicated to the Blessed Mother in Lourdes, France; Fatima in Portugal; Our Lady of Vailankanni by the Bay of Bengal in India and the Black Madonna in Poland.
Co-chairs of this event are EPLCoG Board members Caroline Lorenzo and Jose Sigala. Also on the EPLCoG Board are Joselyn Geaga-Rosenthal, President; Lisa Baca-Sigala, Treasurer; Carlene Sobrino Bonnivier, Secretary; Dr. Marc Caratao; Cora Marte; Isa Meksin and Ramona Souza.
We hope that you will come and support this project which is a wonderful outreach to build the Filipino American community in Los Angeles, with full support from Philippine Expressions Bookshop.
This special event is to share Filipino & Fil-Am culture to foster curiosity, respect, & love for the Philippine culture in our children at an early age.
After reading "I am Flippish!" I will be selling autographed copies for a special price of $12 (tax included) and 10% of the sales will go to the FACC – SLAA Bayani Campaign. This campaign is an umbrella for future educational events and workshops organized by the Fil-Am Chamber of Commerce – Southbay LA Area whose plan is to help create & support heros in our community.
I will be joining Filipina Author Fe P. Koons who will be reading from a children's book she co-wrote "7 stories from 7 sisters" and Filipino Artist Ricky Maginsay, who is an Assistant Director for the Simpsons and he will be teaching the kids how to draw.
The Orange County Children's Book Festival is an amazing and fun event for the family. This festival is very important in helping promote literacy and love for books to children. A well-read child is a happy child whose world opens up to all kinds of possibilities.
l will be at the Orange County Children's Book Festival this Saturday, September 30th 2012. Come get your personally signed copy of "I am Flippish!" and say hello. I will be at the Author's Corner (#26) from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. I hope to see you there!
Website – http://kidsbookfestival.com/authors/
Location – http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/
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http://www.phillyburbs.com/my_town/b...58fad7003.htmlA bruised ear kept the Bucks County child welfare caseworker awake at night. The injury wasnt to her, but rather a child whose case she was assigned.
The woman wanted the injury investigated as suspected child abuse since an ear bruise is rarely accidental. In the end, though, she and her supervisors decided against opening a case.
The reason: A bruise doesnt meet Pennsylvanias threshold for child abuse.
Regrettably, we have seen countless cases like this, said Dr. Maria McColgan, director of the child protection program at St. Christophers Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. She recalled the conversation with the caseworker in recent testimony before the recently formed Pennsylvania Task Force on Child Protection.
One of those cases involved a 7-week-old infant who was brought to St. Christophers ER because his arm wasnt moving. Doctors found an upper arm fracture, as well as other fractures, a bruise and a healing cut in his mouth. The diagnosis was a clearly inflicted injury, McColgan said.
But when the case went to family court, the parents defense attorney argued that the injuries didnt rise to the legal level of abuse. The child wasnt impaired, since he was too young to hold a bottle. The judge agreed and ruled the child wasnt abused and ordered him returned to the family home, McColgan said.
Stories like these are not unusual in Pennsylvania, where only 15 percent of the more than 24,000 cases of suspected child abuse in 2010 were substantiated. Pennsylvania has the lowest rate of child abuse substantiation in the nation, advocates say.
Statewide in 2010, only 1.3 cases per 1,000 reports were confirmed, compared to a national rate of 9.2 per 1,000 reports. In Bucks and Montgomery counties, the substantiation rate is even lower: fewer than one out of every 1,000 cases in 2010, according to state statistics.
Child welfare workers and advocates say the reason for the low substantiation rate is a state law that sets the bar extremely high for the type of injuries that can be inflicted on a child without being considered abuse.
As a result, its more difficult for child welfare workers to substantiate abuse, a designation that makes it easier for a child and family to get counseling, treatment, outside supervision, and, if necessary, a court order to remove a child from the home.
Among the troubling gaps that advocates cite:
- The use of a pain threshold to substantiate child abuse.
- An abuse report must be listed as unfounded if a perpetrator cannot be identified.
- Only a parent, the intimate partner of a parent, a person over the age of 14 living in the home or a person responsible for a childs welfare can be considered an abuse perpetrator.
- Unfounded child abuse investigation records must be destroyed, even in cases where inflicted physical or sexual abuse is medically confirmed.
While a broken leg or burns on a child under age 2 might sound like irrefutable child abuse, that is not the case in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvanias law requires an injury to cause both severe pain and temporary or permanent impairment to substantiate child abuse. Child advocates argue that the use of a pain threshold is far too subjective and it doesnt take into account that children who suffer regular physical abuse often develop higher pain thresholds.
The pain rating also means that a child can have medically-confirmed injuries, but if one doctor rates the childs pain as less than severe, the abuse report will be declared unfounded, said Catherine Palm, executive director of the Protect Our Children Committee, a state coalition of child advocates, doctors and service providers.
Kids are slipping through the cracks in this state, she added. Children and Youth can only be as good as the laws and the resources we give them.
Other states dont use a pain scale to substantiate child abuse. Many use specific physical or medically diagnosed injuries that, if they occur without a good explanation, are automatically ruled as abuse.
In Hawaii, for example, substantial or multiple skin bruises, internal bleeding, skin injury, malnutrition, burns, poisoning, soft tissue injury or a bone fracture on a child if not justifiably explained or accidental are deemed the result of child abuse.
Sixteen states also include physical discipline as an exception to the definition of child abuse as long as it is reasonable and causes no bodily harm to the child. Georgia excludes physical discipline from its child abuse definition only if there is no physical injury to the child.
Pennsylvanias pain threshold also doesnt take into account that a child may appear unimpaired or not in pain if no one is moving him or her, added McColgan, also an associate professor of pediatrics at Drexel University College of Medicine.
With children, this becomes more difficult, she testified recently. I cannot determine with any certainty the level of pain a 7-week-old, a 13-month-old, or oftentimes, even an older child is experiencing.
Where an abuse investigation is unfounded, families can be referred for general protective services, which involves counseling and monitoring at-risk families. But the family can refuse the services. Even if families accept the services, child welfare agencies arent obliged to keep track of the families.
Another sticking point for child advocates is that unfounded abuse investigation records must be destroyed after 16 months. They argue that the requirement undercuts the ability of medical professionals and social workers to fully assess the risk and safety of a child in the future.
Another major flaw child advocates frequently cite with the law is the requirement that an abuse investigation identify the perpetrator to substantiate a case of physical abuse.
Its not enough to say, its one of you, said Frank Cervone, director of the Support Center for Child Advocates in Philadelphia, a pro-bono program that advocates for abused and neglected children.
Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler agrees that requiring identification of a perpetrator to substantiate abuse is ridiculous in cases where there is medical confirmation of inflicted injury.
That, of course, is nonsense, he said. That has to change.
Heckler chairs the states new child protection task force, which is holding hearings and plans to release a list of recommended changes to the law later this year. One of the groups recent hearings in Philadelphia focused, in part, on the states definition of child abuse.
But Heckler added that an abuse investigations outcome has no bearing on law enforcement. Police and prosecutors can pursue criminal investigations and file charges against suspected abusers regardless of the investigations outcome. He added that child welfare workers are encouraged to bring suspicious cases to the attention of the DAs office.
Statistics, though, show most abuse reports dont result in criminal charges. In 2010, only 35 percent of child abuse reports in the state were referred to law enforcement for possible criminal investigation and prosecution.
Wed much rather hear about cases that are iffy, Heckler added. Most of our police departments can spend some time looking into a case. If its not prosecutable, so be it. Id rather spend the time making sure a kid is OK.


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WINDERMERE, Fla. (AP) -- Tiger Woods' ex-wife Elin Nordegren said she has "been through hell" since her husband's infidelity surfaced but she never hit him, according to an interview released Wednesday.
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Nordegren told People that she never hit Woods on the night of the car crash.
"There was never any violence inside or outside our home," she said. "The speculation that I would have used a golf club to hit him is just truly ridiculous."
Nordegren said Woods left the house that night and when he didn't return after a while, she got worried and went to look for him. She said that's when she found him in the car.
"I did everything I could to get him out of the locked car," she said. "To think anything else is absolutely wrong."
The magazine said the interview was conducted over four visits lasting a total of 19 hours at the rented Windermere, Fla., home where she now lives with their two children.
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"I've been through hell," the Swedish-born Nordegren said. "It's hard to think you have this life, and then all of a sudden -- was it a lie? You're struggling because it wasn't real. But I survived. It was hard, but it didn't kill me."
In an interview on NBC's "Today" show on Wednesday morning, People magazine reporter Sandra Sobieraj Westfall said Nordegren and her team approached the publication.
Westfall said Nordegren wanted people to know three things: she's not violent and never hit Woods; she had no idea this was going on; and it was a real marriage for her.
Claudia DiRomualdo, the magazine's public relations director, said no one received payment for the story.
Nordegren and Woods were married Oct. 5, 2004, in Barbados and have a 3-year-old daughter, Sam, and an 18-month-old son, Charlie.
In the interview, Nordegren would not disclose the amount of the divorce settlement but did say "money can't buy happiness or put my family back together."
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"I'm so embarrassed that I never suspected - not a one. For the past 3 1/2 years, when all this was going on, I was home a lot more with pregnancies, then the children and my school."
Woods, who was playing a pro-am round at The Barclays in Paramus, N.J., early Wednesday, hasn't commented on the couple's divorce.
Shortly before 8 a.m., when the People magazine story broke, his agent, Mark Steinberg, stepped outside the ropes of the first fairway and was on the phone for the next 10 minutes, as was Woods' spokesman, Glenn Greenspan.
Nordegren said she would eventually forgive Woods, but that she is still working on it.
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"Forgiveness takes time," she said. "It is the last step of the grieving process."
Meantime, Nordegren said she is excited to start the next chapter of her life and intends to stay in the U.S. with her children.
She also said she has "not watched one minute of golf."
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LAMAR -Crystal D. Stiver, 20, of Lock Haven, was driving on Route 64 Monday, when she crashed into another vehicle after looking away from the road because she spilled water in her vehicle, state police at Lamar said. Randal S. Oman, 51, of Bloomsburg, had stopped for a red light on Route 64 at the intersection of Interstate 80 at exit 173 when Stiver's 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt crashed into the rear of his 1996 Buick Century, police said. After impact, Stiver's car stopped facing north in the left turn lane of Route 64; Oman's Buick came to rest facing north along the northbound berm of the road, police said. Neither driver reported any injuries at the scene, but both vehicles were towed, police said.
Car engulfed in flames
BELLEFONTE-When Thomas L. Novosel, 25, of Bellefonte, was driving Tuesday on the Interstate 99 southbound ramp at Exit 178, he crashed his vehicle and it caught fire, state police at Rockview said.Novosel took his eyes off the road and lost control of his 2005 Subaru Outback, and struck the concrete jersey barriers with its left front end and spun counter-clockwise to rest on the ramp, police said. The Subaru then caught fire and became fully engulfed by flames, police said. Novosel was injured and was transported to Mount Nittany Medical Center for treatment by Bellefonte EMS; he had worn his seatbelt, police said. The roadway was blocked and shut down for about an hour; Bellefonte Undine VFD and Bellefonte Logan VFD responded and the fire was put out, though the vehicle was heavily damaged, police said. The concrete barrier was knocked over and PennDOT was notified for repairs, police said. Novosel was cited for careless driving, police said.
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LOCK HAVEN-Someone exploded a large firecracker against the foundation of the residence at 348 Shirk Hollow Road Monday, then fled the scene, Woodward Twp. police said.
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CASTANEA-Someone blew up part of a mailbox with a firecracker Monday at 876 Youngdale Road, the home of Dawn Jean Courter, state police at Lamar said. The unknown actor arrived at the victim's residence and threw a firework in Courter's mailbox, which blew off the mailbox door and its rear; the actor then fled the scene, police said.
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LOCK HAVEN-Two Lock Haven teenagers allegedly stole $700 from the wallets of two other residents sometime between May 9 and June 19, state police at Lamar said. The suspects are 17 and 16 years old; one of the alleged victims is 67 years old, police said.
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A three-year-old California boy was rushed to the hospital Saturday morning after apparently eating marijuana-laced cookies.
The family believes the boy got into his grandmother's stash of chocolate-chip pot cookies, tucked away in a garage refrigerator, one day earlier.
The family called police around 10:30 a.m. the next day when the toddler would not wake up after a long night's sleep, and they realized he may have eaten the cookies, according to a press release from the Murrieta Police Department.
The boy's grandmother, who had been diagnosed with cancer, had a doctor's recommendation for medical marijuana to treat her pain and help her sleep, Sgt. Phil Gomez told The Press-Enterprise newspaper.
The boy's aunt was babysitting him and his younger sibling Friday while the father was away, Gomez said. When the father returned that afternoon, he noticed crumbs on the garage floor and assumed the child's grandmother had been into the cookies, the Press-Enterprise reported.
The boy fell asleep around 5 p.m., Gomez said. The family didn't become concerned until the next morning, however, when they couldn't wake him up.
At that point, Gomez said, the father mentioned noticing the crumbs and decided to call police.
The boy was admitted to a local hospital for observation and later released.
It is not known how much the boy ate, but the child's grandmother said a silver-dollar-size bite had been enough to make her sleep, the Press-Enterprise reported.
"It's unfortunate that they didn't take better steps to keep those cookies out of reach of the child," Gomez said. "[The grandmother] claims she's not going to make them ever again."
Police have not released the names of the family members and said the investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been made.
Investigators are awaiting the results of a toxicology test. If traces of marijuana are found in the boy's system, Gomez said, family members could potentially face a child endangerment charge.
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Chillura vs. Donohue: Who Has Your Vote?
With Election Day on its way, we want to hear from you!
On Nov. 6, people throughout the community will visit the polls to have their say on who becomes the new mayor of Temple Terrace.
Voters are already turning out at the Temple Terrace Library to cast their ballots early.
With the election just around the corner, we wanted to check in with you, Temple Terrace, to see who has your support for the job. Will you vote for Frank Chillura or Cheri Donohue?
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8:26 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Let's see, do I vote for the candidate that actually talked some numbers along with solutions or the candidate whose main answer was "We have to think out of the box."
That's an easy choice, cause thinking out of the box with no foresight or clear planning has got us into this mess in the first place. Chillura for Mayor.
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10:11 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Hands down. The candidate who truly cares about Temple Terrace. CHERI DONOHUE, Your citizen for Mayor.
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10:14 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Cheri Donohue. Need a fresh approach.
Elizabeth A. Leib
8:24 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Cheri Donohue. Never underestimate the role of soft skills in solving difficult problems. I'll take her style of leadership over testosterone fueled alpha male chest thumping any day.
Truth teller
1:45 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
The only candidate with a real plan to make Temple Terrace the Amazing City it can be is Frank Chillura, he has served our city for most of his adult life with one purpose to protect our city and make it Better for all who live work and play here, the choice is clear FRANK CHILLURA FOR MAYOR OF TEMPLE TERRACE.
8:47 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Are you kidding? Frank is what Temple Terrace needs to get things back on track. Frank has not only "real" business experience but also local & county government experience. Cheri is a nice lady, but we don't need a cheerleader when our city is facing such critical issues.
Elizabeth A. Leib
8:44 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I share Gov. Chris Christie's penchant for colorful language and straight talk, so I won't apologize for that. That straight talk cuts both ways, as we've learned with Christie's praise of the president's handling of the Sandy storm crisis. However, I will ask this one follow-up, those of you who are commenting from behind initials or an alias - my question to you is, why? Who are you and why are you hiding from taking responsibility for your opinions? That's just cowardice in my book.
9:08 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Elizabeth, do you live in 2012? In this day and age anyone who uses their real name, in public, on the internet is taking extreme risks.
Contact local, state law and federal law enforcement to check on the crimes committed against people who expose personal information on the internet. From your name it is a simply process to obtain your address, phone number, place of employment, etc etc and other very personal information, you photo adds fuel to the fire.
Perhaps you would like some nut knocking on your door waving an axe at 4 in the morning because they disagree with you or showing up where you work, or calling your employer, but I think I'd like to avoid that. Stalking comes in all forms and is a serious problem.
There is also the issue of identity theft. Your name is now on here, you picture easily downloaded, on and on and on.
That is not very good "Thinking out of the Box."
Elizabeth A. Leib
3:46 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Yes, you hear about that everyday. It happens all the time in Temple Terrace, you leave a comment on the Patch with your real name and someone shows up at your door with an ax. I'm sure I missed all the TT Police press releases warning its citizens not to comment on Patch with their true identity. Fortunately I hear that IP addresses are available to law enforcement to track down the anonymous commenters should something like that happen.
7:46 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Yes Mrs. Leib, actually you do hear about maniacs in Temple Terrace. They finally arrested that one lunatic Charlie Adams, and there are many more out there, even in this sleepy crime free town. Good luck.
Rick Green
9:09 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Donohue. She is committed to whatever project she undertakes, has great listening skills, brings people together for the mutual good and is a great role model. A mayor is a facilitator,one who brings about change with and through others, not in spite of them. Look at her record, it is amazing. All cities should be so fortunate to have candidates like these to chose from.
11:06 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Temple Terrace face a number of issues that Ms. Donahue does not have the knowledge nor expertise to handle, our city needs Mr. Chillura he is the right person at the right time for our city, vote Frank Chillura for Mayor.
Rollo Tomasi
12:10 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Nobody thinks Mrs Donahue isn't a good person. BUT I need someone who is gonna get the job done on this downtown fiasco. I don't want a listener I want a demander!! that would be Frank Chillura.
2:57 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Unfortunately, Mr.Chillura himself and his supporters from Mayor Barford to Mayor Affronti are the very ones who have been promising re-development for 12 years or more. In that time we have had empty spaces where things have been taken down, including La Beacon Plaza, and only grass grows in these vacant areas now. We need a new approach under a new leader, Cheri Donohue.
Vote Romney-Ryan and DONOHUE
3:37 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
nuanain- you like other have fallen prey to a common misconception, Frank Chillura had NOTHING to do with the selection of Vlass or the current state of the redevelopment he wasn't even on council when the agreement was signed and has never even spoke to Vlass. If he had been involved I am confident it would not be in the state we see it today, it would be thriving. Once Frank Chillura becomes mayor I know you will finally see progress in the redevelopment, I am equally sure Cheri is NOT up to the task, Vote Chillura !
4:37 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Dear FS, I just finished looking at the online TTRC minutes of Summer, 2001 and Mr. Chillura along with Mr. Affronti (with two others) are recorded as voting on a redevelopment policy. Mr. Chillura has been at the work of redevelopment for 11 of the 12 years I spoke about. He was, in fact, part of the failures that antedate Vlass.
4:50 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
not true, here was there when it started but the drafting of the agreement and the selection of the developer was NOT his doing, as I said had he been there it would have been a different contract with a different outcome, he is NOT responsible for Vlass nor the crappy contract, but I know he is the only candidate that can fix the mess that others created!!!
4:51 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
If you want to see who is responsible just go look at the foot of the mayor's statue in the redevelopment that is where the blame lies!
5:50 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
To FS: The fact that we have a mayor's statue, but no re-development is evidence of failure.
If Mr. Chillura was "there when it (sc. re-development) started," as you say, and had eight years of city council service implicates him in the failure. The mayor of the statue in the vacant lot endorses him.
My last words: get rid of the President who produced no national recovery for $4 trillion in DC. and get rid of the crew who produced no re-development for $26 million in Temple Terrace -- vote Romney-Ryan and DONOHUE. But have a fine Election Day whomever you choose
6:56 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
For all the Vlass haters out there, and for all of you who hate the thought of crappy section 8 wooden structured apartments, Donohue and sidekick Neale have both alluded to their support of what the developer wants, although Neale backed down at the last vote. That's their thinking out of the box, be forewarned.
They think more rentals are not a problem and the people that come with them are just fine. I for one, do not.
Truth teller
9:48 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
Thank Goodness the best candidate won, Congratulations Mr. Chillura, TT is gratful for your service and needs you now more than ever


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5:10pm Saturday 15th September 2012 in News By Laura Dew
A LONG-TERM Wycombe Wanderers steward has died after a shock diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
Graham Cadle, 62, of Hazlemere died on September 9 at home with his family around him.
He was described as a "very active man" and had only been diagnosed with cancer a few weeks before his death.
Son Adam, 24, said: "It was a massive shock and happened very quickly. It was the first major illness he had had."
Graham was married to Sharon for 37 years and the couple had two children, Dominic, 32 and Adam, 24.
He was due to become a grandfather in just five weeks as Dominic's girlfriend Hayley is expecting.
Wife Sharon said: "He was very much excited about the baby and was so hoping to be around at the birth."
During his life he worked as a pharmaceutical salesman and met his wife at the pathology labs at Wycombe Hospital .
In his spare time he enjoyed playing badminton, fishing and his work at Wycombe Wanderers.
Son Adam said: "He was my real inspiration and an absolute rock in my life. I'm a very very proud son for what Dad achieved in life and how he was always happy to have a laugh with everyone he met and had time for everyone.
"Dad did not deserve this and he was taken from us too soon. We are all devastated."
Graham had worked as a steward at Adams Park since 1996 and was regularly head steward.
He was known affectionately as 'Grandad' around the stadium and acted as a mentor to new stewards when they started out.
Matt Sadler, spokesperson for Wycombe Wanderers said: "Graham was very passionate about Wycombe Wanderers and was always friendly to home and away supporters.
"He was respected by everyone. He always put other people first and had a positive outlook on life."
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I kind of missed the playoffs...... Could you please tell me what teams were in the playoffs this year? Or in your case, to make it easier, who didn't make the playoffs this year? I'm just curious. Btw, I didn't actually miss the playoffs. Lol.
Yeah, I'm just waiting from a reply from him. Lol. The Yankees have a gloomy future. I like the future. I think the Red Sox can get deep in the playoffs again next year.
Thanks for correcting me. Lol. Yankees101 is alone in the dark on this thread. I don't know how the Yankees are better than everyone if they weren't in the playoffs and a lot of teams not in the playoffs were even better than them. They have a huge salary and they don't use it, just the opposite of the Red Soxs.
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