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My Interview on WBEN today on the right to bear arms.
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It's the Mindset
Written by James Ostrowski on January 6, 2014 – 6:45 pm -The Buffalo News story about the decline of Catholic Schools is just another reminder that efforts to reverse the long-term decline of WNY have failed. As I predicted in my first book, the Buffalo disease of big government has now gone national. The economic and cultural malaise is now nationwide. You can move to a slightly freer state but you cannot escape the ever-expanding federal government. It will follow you everywhere.
I tried a number of different tactics over the years, a think tank, supporting candidates for office, the Ron Paul Revolution, the Jack Davis tea party race. Nothing worked so I stepped back after the second Ron Paul defeat and tried to figure out what went wrong and what to do about it.
In my view, the problem with America is the kneejerk political mindset of the very large majority of its people, including most conservatives and Republicans. Until that mindset changes, we will continue to decline under the weight of government, ever-increasing in size and power.
My 4th book, which is about half done, will expose that mindset in great detail and propose some innovative strategies and tactics for combatting it. There will be a website to go along with the book. If you have expertise in website development and would like to volunteer to help, let me know. I don't have a budget for it at this point so I can't pay you at the present time.
Stay tuned.
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My Interview On Hardline with Dave Debo
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2nd Amendment Draft Complaint
Written by James Ostrowski on December 13, 2013 – 7:23 am -Here is the latest draft of the 2nd Amendment complaint challenging the NY Pistol Permit law.
Comments welcome.
Send me an email if you want to receive updates about the case.
Jim Ostrowski
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Esmonde Column Shows How Government Creates Its Demand
Written by James Ostrowski on December 8, 2013 – 11:38 am -Buffalo News columnist Donn Esmonde has a column today calling for an increase in the minimum wage law because the working poor cannot make it on the current minimum wage. Exhibit "A" for the progressive cause is a lady who almost certainly attended government school for 12 years, a fact not mentioned in the column.
Actually, many facts are left out of the article such as: the economy in this area is depressed because WNY has the most expensive government in the United States and this lady is heavily taxed and regulated as is her employer, all of which combines to greatly reduce her take-home pay. (Regulations are taxes on non-monetary wealth.) Also, the cost of everything she buys is greatly and artificially inflated by the government through taxes and regulations and because she is, in effect, forced to buy all sorts of things she could surely do without such as the war on drugs and various and endless Asian land wars (the list is truly endless but my time is not). (I call this the forced purchase theory of the state.)
Point being, this lady is poor in large part because of government policies, however, Esmonde's solution is more government action. Thus, we have proven once again that government creates its own demand.
Another principle at work here is this. As pointed out in the Free New York publication, Economics in Five Lessons, in a free market, people are encouraged to produce wealth to improve their lot. In a mixed economy tending towards socialism such as ours, people are encouraged to produce force, that is government force in the form of an edict to employers, backed up by men and women with guns if need be, to raise their wages.
For ideas that would actually help the working poor, see this Free New York study.
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Secondment Amendment Lawsuit Meeting Saturday
Written by James Ostrowski on December 5, 2013 – 12:45 pm -There will be a meeting to discuss the soon to be filed lawsuit against Andrew Cuomo to challenge portions of the NY Pistol Permit law and SAFE Act on Second Amendment and due process grounds.
Copies of the draft complaint will be available.
Saturday, December 7, 9-11am.
Family Tree Restaurant, 4346 Bailey Ave., Amherst NY, south of Sheridan, north of Main.
See you there.
Jim Ostrowski
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Time to End Water Fluoridation
Written by James Ostrowski on November 26, 2013 – 9:43 am -For many years, I have read an increasing number of reports about the negative health effects of water fluoridation. Yet, I was busy with other matters and there was nothing I could do. However, my guilt over allowing this toxic chemical to be intentionally put into my children's water supply every day has gotten to be too much and I have decided to force this issue onto my already crammed schedule and fast.
Possible or probable ill health effects include:
Lower IQ and other neurological effects, damage to organs such as the pineal and thyroid glands, damage to bones, damage to teeth, and arthritis.
For more details, see this report.
I will shortly publish a petition to end water fluoridation in Erie County and elsewhere where there is citizen interest.
The petition will be presented to the proper officials, in this case, obscure authorities who control the water.
I sincerely hope that the various commissioners see the light and end this archaic practice.
Failing that, I will go to court to stop the madness and this will happen sooner rather than later.
Stay tuned and let me know if you want to be on my email list for updates on this project.
Jim Ostrowski
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Defending the Second Amendment
Written by James Ostrowski on November 25, 2013 – 6:34 pm -I will be filing a federal lawsuit to advance the right to bear arms in early December.
One purpose of the suit is to educate people about the actual purpose of the Second Amendment, which has been distorted by the commie progressive left–natural born liars.
A press conference to announce the suit will be held in downtown Buffalo.
If you wish to be kept apprised of the progress of this project, let me know.
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In Honor of William J. Ostrowski on Veteran's Day
Written by James Ostrowski on November 11, 2013 – 10:01 am -Dad fought bravely against the Nazis and spent the rest of his life fighting against death, the death penalty, abortion and war.
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A Disappointing "Homeland"
Written by Mike Ostrowski on November 4, 2013 – 1:24 pm -At a time when the world is in a highly volatile and unpredictable state in terms of the likelihood and probability of terrorist attacks, the best fictional series chronicling these developments has taken a turn for the worse. Spawning from the way over the top "24″ which had little semblance to any realism, but was admittedly riveting in it's fanciful fantasy, Homeland, for a while had me going, but as recently as yesterday it has devolved into a second rate soap opera.
There is no question that the United States homeland today is in serious risk of any number of terrorist attacks and though we have been lucky in the past few years, there have been some attacks inside our borders from Islamic motivated operatives. It would be nice to know that our government or at least our fictional creators had a semblance of a clue as to what the real threat is. The central theme of Homeland is that the main threat from Islamic terror to the contiguous United States is from Shia Islam's Iran. There is less than zero evidence of this absurd plot line, though this storyline does mirror the present failed foreign policy of the Obama administration. The scientific proof of this failure is the administration's embarrassing retreat from supporting Al Qaeda backed rebel forces in Syria. Yet Homeland continues down the discredited Iranian bogeyman path. The most recent real life terrorist attack occurred in Kenya from an Al Qaeda backed terrorist group. The worst attack on American soil came at the hands of Al Qaeda backed terrorists largely from the Wahhabi sect of the House of Saud. This terrorism cell was spawned from Sunni Islam. The tired and discredited theme of Homeland, that the greatest worldwide and US terrorist threat comes from Shia Islam and Iranian intelligence is the absolute silliest fictional plot line I have seen on film or television in at least thirty years.
Claire Danes is a brilliant actress but cannot prop up a dying series when the plot makes no realistic sense. She and the American people deserve more. The real life issues are far too important. I will be tuning out of Homeland. How about you?
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Howard for Sheriff (His Opponents Rebutted)
Written by James Ostrowski on November 3, 2013 – 7:14 pm -I have just one endorsement to make in this dull and mostly pointless local election year.
I do not agree with everything Erie Co./Buffalo NY Sheriff Howard has done. In fact, I am an advocate for humane prison conditions as all libertarians should be.
But his statement that he would not enforce Andrew Cuomo's unconstitutional SAFE Act was courageous. Cuomo's law is an act of governmental civil disobedience and a coup d'état against the 2nd Amendment.
It should be opposed and resisted by all means necessary including force.
I have for years decried officials who took an oath to uphold a constitution they never read, don't understand and couldn't care less about. At least Howard took his oath seriously.
His opponents say it's a matter for the courts. Riddle me this. If Cuomo passed a law jailing all judges, jailing all sheriffs! or ordering the arrest of all gun owners, should the Sheriff wait for a judicial ruling to say, screw you buddy!
Since maintaining the right to bear arms against government tyranny and potential mass murder is the number one political issue always, he has my vote.
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Looking for Bloggers
Written by James Ostrowski on November 3, 2013 – 2:41 pm -I want to get the blog more active. I spent some time on Twitter and Facebook for the last year or so. But the energy level on these sites seems to have declined.
Let me know if you want to blog and are a hardcore libertarian, let me know.
Usual pay and bennies.
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Our New Doctor-In Chief
Written by Mike Ostrowski on November 3, 2013 – 10:28 am -The problem with Obamacare is the author. He is now the Doctor-in-Chief. Unfortunately, in general, and this is clear to all screwball liberals, he doesn't know what he is doing. As a doctor, (excuse me for a five year long laugh break), well use your imagination. Worry not, as perhaps not much is required in running a massive, complicated, medical organization. Pardon me, I have to go see my government psychiatrist.
Numerous in denial nutty lefties, all over the country are defending your new lead doctor (Barry), by claiming that it is much ado about nothing concerning the numerous complaints that the previous healthcare plans that you liked are being canceled. The nutty pundits are simply saying that your new completely unqualified "doctor-in-chief" knows best that your old plan is bad for you. This despite the fact that your new leader by force knows nothing, not the first thing about medicine, in any way whatsoever. So stop whining and get up and get out there and get a new plan that Barry likes, despite the fact that his "system" is a complete mess. Who cares if you are too ill to make the effort? As long as you do things medical his way, nobody will get hurt. The old tough New York city question applies here. How would he know?
It is somewhat difficult to predict the future that your new lead doctor has gotten you into, but let's go for some near certainties. Those Americans with jobs will definitely be paying much more for health insurance for others to get for nothing what they will receive less of for more money. This is hardly shocking as your president has promised this for years. If need be, get thee another job to help make this work. Due to doctors losing pay and more doctors clearly needed, your quality of care will come crashing down. In addition your wait time for sub-standard care will soar to the heavens. More of the new doctors will prescribe many more uncalled for antibiotics for any number of maladies. This will predictably lead to a much sicker nation, including a sharp rise in cancer rates, which will then lead to massive increases in the administration of chemotherapy. Finally, fraud will increase at an alarming rate. So stop whining and get out and get a plan that your new doctor-in-chief thinks is best for you and if this requires that you get a third or fourth job, so be it. Welcome to "Chemo Nation".
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The Forced Purchase Theory of the State
Written by James Ostrowski on October 29, 2013 – 8:23 am -Almost everything the State does can be conceived as a forced purchase. The State through taxation and regulation makes us poorer by forcing us directly or indirectly to buy crap we don't want, don't need and can't afford.
Perhaps it's anomalous to characterize as a purchase a transaction done at the point of the State's gun, however, that is what the State and its proponents think they are doing. They don't think they are stealing from us. They think they are making us do something that is good for us and they purport to take our money via taxes and provide some product or service they think we need. Or, in the case of regulations, they think they are making us buy a better product or service than we would buy if left to our own devices.
Thus, I think it is wise to deal with these forced purchases in a straightforward manner and explain why they are actually bad for us and make us poorer.
I also believe there are rhetorical advantages to this approach. In spite of the growth of the Liberty Movement in recent years, libertarians have been notoriously unsuccessful in explaining their philosophy and gaining new converts. We have certainly failed to roll back the State and in fact, as our movement grows, so does the State and even faster!
For example, very few members of the American public, 80% of whom are in some sense broke or living week to week, blame the government for their plight. They are more likely to blame the greed of large corporations.
I believe by explaining why a massive amount of forced purchases make us all poorer, we can make the public better understand the truly catastrophic and deleterious economic impact of the State on their daily lives. No other approach has worked so far in the 45 year life of the Liberty Movement.
Yet another advantage of this approach is that conservatives are already committed to opposing forced purchases of goods and services such as Obamacare. We simply have to explain to them than many of their own policies involve forcing people to buy crap they don't want. For example, conservatives force me to buy Asian land wars, massive illegal spying on Americans and the war on drugs they took over from the progressives and made their own.
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The President Lied To The Sheeple
Written by Mike Ostrowski on October 29, 2013 – 12:16 am -Let's face it, the vast amount of the individuals who reside within the borders of the United States qualify as 'sheeple". The only truly relevant sheeple are those that vote, as they influence who is elected and spends their money. Today we find out that President Obama (the president of the sheeple), intentionally lied to that crucial minority of you sheeple, who without this key lie would have never voted for him. He stated back in 2010 that you would be able to keep your old health care. He knew he was lying way back then.
Let me throw the curve ball of the century here and say this is the best thing Obama has done in his dismal "presidency". I am a firm and informed believer that of the many elderly sheeple that Obama conned in his promise, the vast majority of you will be MUCH better off without conventional medicine help. Let's put this very simple. You can measure your life expectancy by the amount of pharmaceuticals you take daily. The more you take, the quicker your demise. Of course the con man in chief has no clue about health care, so his actions are actually helpful to you. Under the doctor in chief your daily "poison" dosage would have doubled and likely tripled.
This is a blessing in disguise for seniors who Obama intended to screw. Stop taking 30 pharmaceuticals a day and begin researching, trying and taking natural solutions to your respective health problems. Barry is using you for his political ends. Do yourself a favor for once in your life. Take charge of your own health care. It is admittedly hard work and a younger member of your family would be helpful, but at all costs run fast and far from "government healthcare help" and steer clear of whatever the president advises you on any topic especially your health. Today is the first day of your post-Barry lie life. Enjoy it.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Damn you Tashtoo, Look What You Made Me Do!
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My feet don't smell!
I think they're quite swell!
And pretty, too
In their new shoes
But what's that to you?
Good thing I don't have a gnome on my lawn!
Can't believe you'd kick it, and yawn
After doing such a dasterdly deed!
I'm starting to feel you are full of greed!
Now be a good cat and I'll give you more chicken
and soon your paws you'll be a-lickin'Sorry, Brian! Now wipe your eyes!
Tomorrow you can have the prize!
I'll be working an auction of great size
and clerking all that the bidder buys
You can even be second, too
As long as Natasha doesn't beat you!
I think that Pat gets a big smile
When he sees us fighting for the top of the pile!
He knows we love to go the extra mile
Just to comment here in style!Well, dear Silver You were missed
And i think our rhyming cat was...dissed
By Sly Silver fox Playing hard to get
He was hiding in his lair I bet!
But here I'm am, I'm really slow
Got caught up in the rhyming flow
For cat's gone all poetic on me
And in between the words I'm blessed to see
Under the hat a poet hides
Perhaps it's not Silver whose so sly
And poor Brian thought he had won
But Betsy took the prize, it's done
Thought the video was awesome
I watched it all, I'm not just talkin'
Now I must make my tim horton's run
Then back to visit waystation one :)Aaaa! LOVE it cat!
And Sweets really likes it too.
It's just so nice of you to do!
Thanks so much... hey you're awesome!
Well, at least as nice as an opossum. :)
You made it to my Christmas Card list.
And all that jazz, you get the jist.
(is that really a word or did I just make it up?)
And I can't think of any more rhymes so I'm stopping now.I'm trying hard to keep up
as I sip my tea in a china cup.
I missed another post I see
at least you rhymes are for free.
There are so many blogs to read
and my brain they all feed
but sometimes I fall behind
and maybe go out of my mind
but I'm glad to be back today
to read your awesome rhymes and say
hello to you, and have a good day.
I'll be back again soon
you great big goon. :DOn my first visit here I admit that I rushed
To comment quickly and now I'm blushed
To find I missed that's your voice on the clip
I bet you can make the girls flip
With a voice that is so mellow,
I think their legs would turn to Jell-O!
It really has a nice flow
When you talk so smooth and low.
It sounds nothing like a crow!
And in commercials could make you some dough!
And thank you for the vote!
That warmed me like a coat!
I know everyone here will agree
That you're as nice as can be!
And even though you tease
We hope you, Cat, never get fleas!

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Gathering Strength is Group that is geared toward the W̱SÁNEĆ nations to gather Strength within our communities and strive for healthy & strong communities.
Gathering Strength is rolling out a series of sport camps to promote healthy active lifestyles for the health and well being of our WSANEC people.
These Camps include:
- Basketball with Eli Pasquale - November 6th - 29th
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Yum! I love almond milk on my cereal.And, oh ya, I adore Williams Sonoma.
So tell me, how does it compare to store bought? I love me some almond milk.
To be 100% honest it does taste "a little" different but I LOVE it. Really love it. If you add a date & vanilla you won't regret making a batch I promise!
I made it yesterday but actually didn't like the taste! Smelling it made me feel a little queasy. I wonder if I did something wrong - it could have been a bad or poor quality batch of almonds. I didn't add the date or vanilla though!♥ Leia
Leia, Gosh girl I don't know what to say... maybe it was a combo of bad almonds and no added flavoring? I have made this milk at least a dozen times and not once has it not turned out right... Good luck next time :+)
Possible, I'll try again. Thank you :)
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Orchard House
Travel Blogs from Taunton
Return to Brixham and on to the wedding
... grown
green beans, salad and potatoes. Delicious.
back onto the flying fox, into Berty and Jan and Jeremy took us to
Paignton to catch the train. The day was once again a bit murky so
the fantastic scenery was intermittent.
took us from the train to Wendover to the Five Bells Pub where we
were to stay for the next few days. Between three and four hours
driving in persistent rain. Ali ...
A day at the seaside
This morning we did some exploring of the countryside around us. Pete went of for a short run as directed by Cary - he missed the first turn he was meant to take as it looked like a farm track. Consequently, he ended up with a longer than intended run! The kids and I went for a walk around the lanes with Cary, Eddie and their Emily. Still no sign of any wildlife though. After lunch, we headed off ...
Dillington House
We leave Leonie and Glenn to experience another night at the lovely Dillington House and for us to head off through Illminster allowing a morning to get to Ilfracombe. We head off the beaten track as Rod puts it! Through narrow hedgerow lanes. But the scenery is worth it. Heading through Newtown, Bishopswood along little lanes we are off the proper roads and on the lanes! We stopped off at the The Grand Western Canal, which is ...
Day 7 Glastonbury, Bath and Stratford
A lovely morning, with sun and not too cool. Haven't been in long pants yet, still in the shorts and t shirts although a jumper is sometimes warranted.
stopped at Glastonbury , the site of the abbey where supposedly Joseph of Aramathea, first came across from europe bringing christianity. Legend says that when he put his staff to the ground it took root and the holy grail is buried somewhere beneath the tor(hill) that dominates the town.
Off to Bath and the cathedral ...
Day 31. Last legs. Lynmouth to Minehead
... I turn around, pull my shorts down and sit in one co-ordinated move. As I am going seat wards, thinking "made it" for one micro second I relax. Mistake. My cheeks hit the toilet lid which I had failed to notice was down! I think I let out a scream and have never moved so fast. I managed to avoid a total, major disaster, but must confess I didn't avoid a small one. All I can say to the campsite, I did my best to clean it up with what I had at my disposal.
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It seems that much of the news that would interest Canadian racing fans these past few weeks has been centred on two young talents in particular - aspiring F1 driver Robert Wickens of Guelph and Toronto and IndyCar star James Hinchcliffe of Oakville.
I suggest today that both will be in the news again before long.
It's understandable that the focus has been on Wickens. Last week, he was presented with the British Racing Drivers Club's Bruce McLaren Award in recognition of his championship success this season in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series (a.k.a. the World Series by Renault).
Wickens, 22, who was a reserve driver in Formula One this year for Marussia Virgin Racing, was presented with the trophy, awarded annually to honour the best performance of the year by a non-British driver from the Commonwealth, by motorsport legend Stirling Moss.
Previous recipients of the award, named after the late Bruce McLaren – founder of the McLaren Formula One team – include Mark Webber, Scott Dixon and Will Power.
"I'm tremendously honoured to have won this award," said Wickens. "It's been a fantastic season for me winning the Formula Renault 3.5 Series and making my debut in Formula One being a reserve driver for Marussia Virgin Racing.
"The award also gave me an opportunity to publicly thank the people who have supported my career over the past couple of years, including Marussia Motors owners Andrey Cheglakov and Nikolai Fomenko, the Marussia Virgin Racing team, my F-3.5 team in 2011, Carlin, and Teddy Yip and his co-owners at Status Grand Prix, with whom I enjoyed success in the GP3 Series last year (2010, when he placed second in that series)."
Wickens will spend the holidays at home with his parents and, according to his spokesman, looks forward to finalizing some "exciting plans" for 2012.
Hinchcliffe, meantime, appears to be on the cusp of landing a top ride in the IZOD IndyCar Series for 2012. Until it's official, however, it's best to keep speculation to a minimum.
So a look back at 2011, when he made his Indy 500 debut and captured the series' top rookie award, is in order because, once the announcement about next year is made, which could be any day now, there will be no looking back.
The following, by the way, is complements of his Canadian spokesman, Stuart Morrison:
Q: You received the news about Newman/Haas Racing closing its IndyCar team just as you were getting ready to fly to England. What was your immediate reaction?
James Hinchcliffe (JH): "Immediate reaction was shock, for sure. I obviously was somewhat aware of the fact that the team had recently received some bad news about potential sponsors, but it's Newman/Haas. You just sort of always assume that they will find a way to make it work. The cars had been ordered and the engineers were into their preparation. So for sure it was a shock."
Q: You ultimately claimed Newman/Haas Racing's final title in IndyCar competition, winning this season's 'Rookie of the Year' mantle. How much pride do you take in that accomplishment?
JH: "It meant a huge amount to me before, but it probably means even more now. To do that having missed the first race and coming back from a huge deficit after Indy was a tremendous accomplishment for the team. Now, knowing that it will be their last title – and this team has won a lot of them – makes it a little extra special. I am just so grateful for the opportunity that (Toronto-based sponsor) Sprott and Newman/Haas gave me this year to be in IndyCar and to give me the tools needed to accomplish that. That was our goal from the outset and it's a big point of pride that we pulled it off."
Q: How does the news affect your plans for the 2012 season?
JH: "Well after a season like the one we had, there was certainly some interest from around the paddock. It was a very flattering thing, really. For sure, initially continuing with Newman/Haas was the likely option, but it was only one option. There were others and now with that one off the table, we will begin to explore some of the others."
Q: Sunday night (Dec. 4) saw you attend the prestigious Autosport Awards in London, England, for the first time in your career. Was it as good as you hoped having been nominated in the category of 'Rookie of the Year'?
JH: "Absolutely! That event is something that I have read about for years and I have heard tons of stories from people who have been about what a great night it is. The nomination alone was, again, a very flattering thing and something that I was very proud of. We were in some pretty good company and it's nice when people you respect in the sport recognize something you've done. I had an absolute blast, it was a riot of an evening – I got to meet some people, catch up with some people – just a great night."
Q: What was the highlight of the night for you and did you get a chance to catch up with anyone else from the IndyCar community attending?
JH: "Honestly the whole night was a highlight! There is such a feeling of camaraderie in the room and everyone is there to have a good time. The back-and-forth going on up on stage was hilarious! I did get to catch up with Dario. His table was bread-throwing distance from mine, so you had to have your guard up at all times!"
Q: Your schedule then took you to Milton Keynes for the Dan Wheldon Memorial Kart Race (in which Wickens also participated). The entry list read like a who's who of the world of motorsport! How much fun was it?
JH: "The Kart race was awesome! Huge credit to Johnny Mowlem for organizing it, because it turned out better than anyone thought and was such a blast. It was freezing cold and the track was so slick, but everyone was there to have fun, no one took it too seriously. It really is exactly the kind of event Dan would have loved. It was truly an honour to be a part of it and to bang wheels with some great drivers in a completely stress free environment!"
Q: You're wrapping up a busy few days by flying to Brazil for the Granja Viana 500 kart race – how did that opportunity come about?
JH: "Yeah, I don't exactly know what people mean by off-season! It's been pretty flat out since the season ended. The offer to do Granja came from (Indy Lights driver) Victor Carbone, who has an associating with one of the teams. He hadn't even finished asking the question and I told him that I would go because, again, this is one of those events that I have read about for years, looked like a ton of fun, and I have always wanted to take part in.
"I really have just been so fortunate the last little while to get these opportunities. So I'm looking forward to getting down there, getting back into a more serious kart race for the first time in a while and on top of that, a few days in Brazil is a nice break from surviving December weather back home!"
"I really have just been so fortunate the last little while to get these opportunities. So I'm looking forward to getting down there, getting back into a more serious kart race for the first time in a while and on top of that, a few days in Brazil is a nice break from surviving December weather back home!"


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Givi Monokey 52 Liter Trekker Case
The new 52 LiterTrekker bag is a great solution for adventure bikes, or just those with an adventurous spirit. Elaborately trimmed in anodized aluminum (52 liter case only), this bag is not necessarily specific to just enduro bikes, it can also be a luxurious accessory on the elegant ones.
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@1, thats so untrue. A tank/healing spec is much better for grinding than pure DPS.
Think how many times a mage/warlock has to take death during quest grinds. Without a healer with you, you either run or die when taking too much aggro.
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Defer an E-Mail / Followup-Emails.
This zimlet for the Zimbra Collaboration Suite enables the user to "defer" a
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a user defined point of time)
The mail is sent to a user defined folder with its date set to the follow-up
time. After the follow-up time ("end of defer") is reached, the mail is moved
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Requires a backend script called "DeferAgent" available at its GitHub-Repository
Includes an english and a german translation.
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Community edition and versions prior 7.1.4. Probably not compatible with
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It's a little sobering that the best movie opening in town this week is 14 years old (I exempt Across the Universe, since that technically opened last week), but then Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas is such a unique work that it would be pretty daunting competition in any week, month or year.
The fact that the folks at Disney (who, ironically, were originally less than pleased with the dark fantasy) have dusted it off and remonkeyed it in their Real D 3-D process is merely the icing on the cake. What's truly great is simply having the film back on movie screens. Still, the 3-D is mighty tasty icing. No, it can't lay claim to being a great 3-D picture, in the sense that the original wasn't designed with 3-D in mind. With the exception of the snowflakes at the end of the film (they seem to float in the theater), there's nothing very in your face about the 3-D. But the depth it adds to the images is often breathtaking. The movie's already stunning visuals seem to go back into the screen, level upon level upon level. It's as if someone made a 3-D movie, but decided not to indulge in the format's gimmicks.
It's rare that a filmmaker inserts his name into the title of a film with justification. And even though Burton did not direct the film, this is a case where it seems fully justified. One needs only view titular director Henry Selick's subsequent James and the Giant Peach (1996) to realize that this is truly Burton's film, regardless of who signed it. If any other single name belongs on Nightmare, it's Danny Elfman's, not Selick's.
The Oingo Boingo front man had scored all of Burton's films starting with Burton's first feature, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985), but here Elfman all but takes center stage, composing the film's songs in a style that can best be described as Elfman meets Kurt Weill and singing the lead role of Jack Skellington (Chris Sarandon handles the speaking voice). There'd always been a sense that Elfman was a kind of coconspirator on Burton's films, but here it's more pronounced. The songs make up so much of the action that it's tempting to view Elfman as an uncredited collaborator on the script.
Indeed, viewers should check out Danny's brother Richard Elfman's Forbidden Zone (1980) to see what an influence that exercise in bizarre cinema had on this film. (Note: Forbidden Zone is most definitely not for kids—or the easily offended, for that matter.) And after that, check out the early 1930s Max Fleischer Betty Boop cartoons that inform both films. (At one point in Nightmare the film even duplicates dialogue—"What are you gonna do now?"/"Gonna do the best I can"—from Fleischer's The Old Man of the Mountain (1933).)
The genesis of the film aside, Nightmare is simply a charmingly twisted delight for the entire 76 minutes of its running time. The very concept of the King of Halloween, Jack Skellington, deciding that he prefers Christmas to his own holiday is inspired, while his decision to kidnap Santa Claus and hijack the entire operation is no less so. That neither Jack nor anyone else in Halloweentown actually grasps the holiday is where the fun comes in—and great fun it is, too.
From the standpoint of Burton's oeuvre, Nightmare is also something of a breakthrough work. Sure, it's still a celebration of the outsider as hero, but for the first time in Burton's career, we're given an outsider, Jack, who finds a partner, the stitched-together Frankensteinian Sally (Catherine O'Hara). It's as if Burton has finally concluded that neither he nor his characters are quite so alone as his previous work suggested. But beyond all this, Nightmare is just a truly wonderful film. Don't miss seeing it on the big screen where it belongs. Rated PG
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Palo Verde, California
Palo Verde | |
census-designated place | |
Location in Imperial County and the state of California |
Coordinates: 33°25′58″N 114°43′56″W / 33.43278°N 114.73222°WCoordinates: 33°25′58″N 114°43′56″W / 33.43278°N 114.73222°W[1] | |
Country | United States |
State | California |
County | Imperial |
Area[2] | |
• Total | 0.590 sq mi (1.530 km2) |
• Land | 0.590 sq mi (1.530 km2) |
• Water | 0 sq mi (0 km2) 0% |
Elevation[1] | 233 ft (71 m) |
Population (2010) | |
• Total | 171 |
• Density | 290/sq mi (110/km2) |
Time zone | Pacific (PST) (UTC-8) |
• Summer (DST) | PDT (UTC-7) |
ZIP code | 92266 |
Area code(s) | 760 |
FIPS code | 06-55422 |
GNIS feature IDs | 247170, 2409022 |
Palo Verde (Hanyomalivah[3] in Mojave; formerly, Paloverde[1]) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Imperial County, California. Its name comes from the Spanish for stick (palo) and green (verde), sharing its name with the Palo Verde Valley, the valley it is located. Therefore, its name literally means "green stick."
The Imperial County line passes just north of the town. A community named Ripley, in Riverside County lies along SR78 between Blythe and Palo Verde.
The ZIP Code for the community is 92266 and there is no postal delivery; residents use post office boxes. There is a U.S. Postal Service post office and an Imperial County Sheriff's substation. The first post office to operate at Palo Verde opened in 1903 as Paloverde, changed its name to Palo Verde in 1905, and closed in 1940.[4] A post office was re-established in 1949.[4]
Palo Verde is located on the Riverside County line 65 miles (105 km) northeast of El Centro,[4] The population was 171 at the 2010 census, down from 236 in 2000. It is part of the 'El Centro, California Metropolitan Statistical Area'. State Route 78 (Ben Hulse Highway) runs north-south through the community. The majority of its population lives east of SR78 and west of the nearby Colorado River. It is also in the southern portion of the Palo Verde Valley.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 0.6 square miles (1.6 km2), all land.
The 2010 United States Census[5] reported that Palo Verde had a population of 171. The population density was 289.6 people per square mile (111.8/km²). The racial makeup of Palo Verde was 124 (73%) White, 2 (1%) African American, 5 (3%) Native American, 1 (1%) Asian, 0 (0%) Pacific Islander, 26 (15%) from other races, and 13 (8%) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 33 persons (19%).
The Census reported that 171 people (100% of the population) lived in households, 0 (0%) lived in non-institutionalized group quarters, and 0 (0%) were institutionalized.
There were 84 households, out of which 11 (13%) had children under the age of 18 living in them, 28 (33%) were opposite-sex married couples living together, 4 (5%) had a female householder with no husband present, 7 (8%) had a male householder with no wife present. There were 7 (8%) unmarried opposite-sex partnerships, and 0 (0%) same-sex married couples or partnerships. 40 households (48%) were made up of individuals and 17 (20%) had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.04. There were 39 families (46% of all households); the average family size was 2.90.
The population was spread out with 25 people (15%) under the age of 18, 15 people (9%) aged 18 to 24, 23 people (14%) aged 25 to 44, 65 people (38.0%) aged 45 to 64, and 43 people (25%) who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 54.5 years. For every 100 females there were 119.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 121.2 males.
There were 211 housing units at an average density of 357.3 per square mile (138.0/km²), of which 35 (41.7%) were owner-occupied, and 49 (58.3%) were occupied by renters. The homeowner vacancy rate was 17%; the rental vacancy rate was 17%. 63 people (37% of the population) lived in owner-occupied housing units and 108 people (63%) lived in rental housing units.
As of the census[6] of 2000, there were 236 people, 130 households, and 60 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 401.2 people per square mile (154.4/km²). There were 218 housing units at an average density of 370.6 per square mile (142.7/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 79% White, 1% Black or African American, 15% from other races, and 6% from two or more races. 19% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 130 households out of which 17% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 35% were married couples living together, 6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 54% were non-families. 50% of all households were made up of individuals and 33% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 1.82 and the average family size was 2.63.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 17% under the age of 18, 1% from 18 to 24, 20% from 25 to 44, 29% from 45 to 64, and 32% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 55 years. For every 100 females there were 110.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 104.2 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $12,772, and the median income for a family was $14,333. Males had a median income of $13,281 versus $9,792 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $7,275. About 45% of families and 47% of the population were below the poverty line, including 71% of those under the age of eighteen and 13% of those sixty five or over.
In the state legislature, Palo Verde is in the 40th Senate District, represented by Democrat Ben Hueso,[7] and the 56th Assembly District, represented by Democrat V. Manuel Perez.[8]
Federally, Palo Verde is in California's 51st congressional district, represented by Democrat Juan Vargas.[9]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c "Palo Verde". Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey.
- ^ U.S. Census
- ^ Munro, P et al. A Mojave Dictionary Los Angeles: UCLA, 1992
- ^ a b c Durham, David L. (1998). California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State. Quill Driver Books. p. 1453. ISBN 9781884995149.
- ^ All data are derived from the United States Census Bureau reports from the 2010 United States Census, and are accessible on-line here. The data on unmarried partnerships and same-sex married couples are from the Census report DEC_10_SF1_PCT15. All other housing and population data are from Census report DEC_10_DP_DPDP1. Both reports are viewable online or downloadable in a zip file containing a comma-delimited data file. The area data, from which densities are calculated, are available on-line here. Percentage totals may not add to 100% due to rounding. The Census Bureau defines families as a household containing one or more people related to the householder by birth, opposite-sex marriage, or adoption. People living in group quarters are tabulated by the Census Bureau as neither owners nor renters. For further details, see the text files accompanying the data files containing the Census reports mentioned above.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Senators". State of California. Retrieved April 11, 2013.
- ^ "Members Assembly". State of California. Retrieved April 11, 2013.
- ^ "California's 51st Congressional District - Representatives & District Map". Civic Impulse, LLC. Retrieved April 11, 2013.


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Betty Smith was born in Brooklyn and went to college in Michigan. Enrolled as a part-time student at the University of Michigan, she studied writing, particularly playwriting, almost exclusively. In 1930 she published two short plays in a volume written by drama students at Michigan, and in 1931 she won the first prize of one thousand dollars in the Avery Hopwood competition, mainly for her work in fiction. Even then she was developing the material she used later in her novels; one of her winning stories was called "Death of a Singing Waiter."
She continued her studies at the Yale School of Drama and was awarded playwriting fellowships by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Dramatists' Guild. Although she published or produced more than seventy one-act plays, it was not until the publication of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn that she received widespread public recognition. The novel was praised mainly for its lyrical treatment of naturalistic subject matter and for its realistic dialogue. She collaborated with George Abbott to write a musical version for the stage.
She again turned from her interest in drama to writing novels, returning to the Irish section of Brooklyn for her settings. Yet she never equaled her first success, which, many critics believe, overshadowed her subsequent books.
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Elisabeth (Betty) Smith was born in Brooklyn, New York, on December 15, 1896, to a family of German immigrants. Smith's father, John Wehner,...
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Ginsberg, Elaine K. "Betty Wehner Smith." In American Women Writers: A Critical Reference Guide from Colonial Times to the Present, edited by Lina Mainiero. 4 vols. New York: Frederick Ungar, 1982.
Pearlman, Mickey. "Betty Smith." In Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Catholic Writing, edited by Daniel J. Tynan. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1989.


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11/8/11 Still working on the medals guys, hang in there. Also tried some more optimizing to fix the slippery/sticky controls issue some of you have. (also, if you have a FB tab up, try closing that)
**CONTROLS** LEFT/RIGHT walk left/right UP = Jump DOWN = Raise shield (while standing)/Use Weapon(later in game,while standing)
Oyeatia, creator and god of man surrenders his deity, descending to the green earth in search of a lost love. Gyossait sleeps in the warm black heart of the dying planet, her dreams seep into the weakening minds of man. The end begins.
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Rated 4 / 5 stars November 1, 2011
Not bad after all.
The controls were a bit too floaty for my tastes, and being limited to shooting only while firmly planted on the ground was kind of annoying, but I understand that this isn't a shooter, and it was never meant to be one.
Very nice pixel art and great atmosphere, I was very engaged by the whole package.
Sound effects and music (what little of it there is) deserve a praise as well.
Overall I think this is a solid game, more of a cerebral experience than anything else, somewhat open for interpretation.
I see what you were trying to do, and I enjoyed it.
Next time, and I sure hope there'll be a next time, I would suggest improving on the controls, maybe using some other keys other than the arrows.
Is there any place I could fine the credits theme? :)
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars November 1, 2011
Bad controls
Here's what I don't understand. Why do I have to stand EXACTLY under the red circle thing so it could boost me up? Why are the controls so bad that I have to hold down buttons for every single actions I have to do? Form all the buttons, why "down" for weapons?
Now here's my opinion. The game isn't scary at all, the story & concept is alright. I love the art. Sadly, with the control flaws makes the game boring. The game itself is not scary at all, the sound at every time you re spawn aren't scary, it's annoying. I have to take my headphones off because of that. Yes I died a lot, because of the button problems. Lastly, there's nothing in the game to make it interesting to play it through, I felt like a burden finishing it (which is bad for a game)
PS. respawn the keys up to land when you die in water will be good, replaying it again is bad
PPS. I found a bug, when you use a shield to deflect bullets, the bullets stops at the shield. When removing the shield, it stays mid-air.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars November 1, 2011
Please play the game Breach (search it on NG) to learn how to create a suitable atmosphere and a good storyline.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars November 1, 2011
Couldn't Stand It After An Hour
It's very repetitive. The controls are stiff and slippery. It's annoying when the game screams at you every time you die. In the description it should say that pressing the DOWN ARROWKEY is basically the most useful thing in the game.
The atmosphere is ok. It's a horror game, which is obviously good for Halloween. Aside from that, it's either too long or too annoying to beat this. I'll have to wait for a youtube video before I can judge the ending.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars November 1, 2011
My thoughts can be somewhat summarized with what Radcarrot wrote.
However, I am going to present you with an alternative to his criticism. Namely, that you don't have to make the gameplay better if you aim for an atmosphere. The controls were an obstacle, but mainly because the game quickly devolved into a classic platformer. You should have chosen to either focus on the atmosphere entirely or enhanced the gameplay significantly. In any case, I am certain that the atmosphere would have been a lot better if you had made more shocks and traps rather than lots of generic enemies.
Suddenly walking over a scary deathtrap having to go back a good 20 seconds worth of gameplay to avoid it the second time, would have made for a much better gameplay with the concept.
I will give you the 5/10 for art and notable effort. The game itself was not a great experience though.


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I don't understand how Goldikova could only rate "B"
Hi Tom,
Goldikova isn't rated "B"; the Anabaa/Blushing Groom cross she is bred on is rated "B". TrueNicks is a sire line nicking program that reflects strike rate of sire line combinations, so it is a tool for breeders.
For more info, visit our FAQ page.
You make out as if a "B" is a bad result!
"C" is the average for the opportunity (1.00 variant). "C" is actually also the average for the breed (the median horse of the breed rates a C). So a B (1.58) which Goldikova is, represents significantly better result than opportunity or the breed itself.
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Vietnamese Summer Rolls: Keeping the Taste of Summer Alive (A Video Recipe)
As we look out the window of our sublet in Berlin today, leaves are changing colors, temperatures are dropping, and intermittent rain storms are battling with a sun that struggles to peek through the clouds. No doubt about it: summer is fading away in the northern hemisphere.
So we offer a suggestion on how to hold on to the taste and freshness of summer: Vietnamese summer rolls. Good thing is, they're easier to make than you think.


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Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan says the city is on track to receive more than $20 million in state Legislature funding to upgrade local hockey rinks, following a request made to lawmakers earlier this year.
According to a Friday statement from Sullivan's office, four facilities owned by the municipality will receive grants, with the Sullivan Arena receiving $4,865,000 and the Ben Boeke Ice Arena receiving $5,905,000. Other beneficiaries of the grants include the Dempsey-Anderson Ice Arena, which will get $5,830,000, and the Harry J. MacDonald Center, which will get $4 million.
Sullivan had asked the Legislature for capital budget funds during the previous session, as part of a $37 million initiative to repair and upgrade "Project '80s" public structures raised during the city's 1980s building boom. Gov. Sean Parnell signed a budget including the funds earlier this year, which Sullivan says will go toward upgrading refrigeration systems, dasher boards, glass and seating at the four arenas.
"We've been successful in procuring funds for our aging facilities from the Alaska State Legislature. I'm appreciative for the strong relationship between the Municipality of Anchorage and the lawmakers in Juneau," Sullivan said in the statement.
The state funds weren't Anchorage's only gift to hockey fans Friday, with the Anchorage School District announcing the outsourcing of its canceled girls hockey program to a variety of community groups. The Scotty Gomez Foundation Hockey Association and other groups will operate the varsity program this school year, with the possibility to expand the term to three years depending on the arrangement's success.
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