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Donation will help fund STEM programs
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Girls basketball: Undersized Tigers want to use speed
Girls hockey: Tigers blanked by Sabers
Boys hockey: Farmington rolls in opener, 5-1
Boys basketball: Inexperience shows in close losses
Girls hockey: Tigers are winners in their first South Suburban Conference game
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Toys for Town drive kicks off this week
Find Trains, Twinkies and holiday fun Saturday at Rambling River Center
Your weekend: Make Twinkie trains Saturday at the Rambling River Center
A tradition in pinstripes
Farmington cheerleaders will march in Macy's parade
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Nathan Hansen column: Eat up. That bus needs gas
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Editorial: Froehling was good for Tiger football
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November 14, 2014
Organized for Farmington: November news and notes
A monthly update from Farmington area organizations and clubs. Farmington VFW The Farmington VFW will hold a steak fry dinner to support Boy Scout Troop 119 on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 5-8 p.m. at the VFW. For a $10 donation, you get a steak dinner with baked potato, salad, veggies,...
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November 14, 2014 - 7:52am
November 13, 2014
Your weekend: One more shot at Turkey Bingo glory Nov. 22
Your weekend Saturday Steak fry Boy Scout Troop #119 will hold a steak fry fundraiser from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 15 at the Farmington VFW. The VFW is located at 420 Third St. Upcoming events Weight Watchers Weight Watchers meets at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tuesdays at Farmington...
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November 13, 2014 - 7:05am
November 9, 2014
Retreat offers holistic healing to victims of sexual abuse
The healing process is different for every person, as is the type of event that caused the need for healing in the first place. For women who have experienced sexual violence or abuse, simply talking about the event isn't always enough. Bella Center founder Kathy Seger has developed...
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November 9, 2014 - 7:38am
November 6, 2014
Your weekend: FFD Turkey Bingo Party is Saturday
Your weekend Saturday Fundraiser for Jayson Collins There will be a beer bash fundraiser for Jayson Collins from 1 to 4 p.m. Nov. 8 at The Mug Bar and Restaurant. Jayson was born with two club feet. He has had to travel to Iowa regularly to get new casts meant to straighten...
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November 6, 2014 - 12:53pm
Wrapped in casts Farmington boy is still on the move
Before he was born, Jayson Collins' parents referred to him as The Ninja for his tendency to move and kick. Now nearly 6 months old, Jayson is still plenty squirmy, but he's not nearly as mobile as he might be if a pair of toe-to-hip casts weren't slowing him down. Jayson...
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November 6, 2014 - 12:34pm
November 2, 2014
451st Army band will perform at FHS
Farmington veterans, and the rest of the community, are invited to a free concert by the 451st Army Band on Nov. 8. Under the direction of CW4 Daniel Eckhoff and 1SG Cheryl Wason, the 451st Army Band performs a number of songs as a concert band and a stage band. The 451st Army Band...
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November 2, 2014 - 7:54am
October 30, 2014
Your weekend: Patriotic Day returns next Thursday
Your weekend Friday Live music Frogmouth will play from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Oct. 31 at the Farmington VFW. Come in costume. There will be prizes. Saturday Farmington Lutheran craft, bake sale Farmington Lutheran Church will host their annual craft, quilt and bake...
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October 30, 2014 - 1:01pm
Farmington's Patriotic Day returns Nov. 6
Farmington's 2014 Patriotic Day ceremony theme might be a bit unusual for these days, but the intent to honor all of Farmington's veterans is still the same. In fact, this year's event focuses Farmington's earliest veterans. "This year Patriotic Day is honoring the community's...
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October 30, 2014 - 9:54am
October 2, 2014
Your weekend: Help raise money for a ladder truck at Saturday's RACE 2.0
Saturday Farmington Race 2.0 Race 2.0 will be held at 9:11 a.m., Oct. 4 at the Farmington Fire Station #1. All profits made from the race will go toward the future purchase of an aerial platform ladder truck for the Farmington Fire Department. Register on Facebook at Race 2.0....
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October 2, 2014 - 1:07pm
September 19, 2014
Your weekend: St. Michael's Fall Festival is this weekend
Saturday Steak fry There will be a steak fry fundraiser for Trinity Campus from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 20 at the Farmington VFW.The VFW is located at 421 Third St. Weekend Garage sale for charity St. Anne's Circle from St. Michael's Catholic Church will hold its fourth annual...
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September 19, 2014 - 2:09pm
September 12, 2014
Tiger Fun Run returns
The Tiger Fun Run was cancelled in 2013, but it is back on the schedule of homecoming events for 2014, thanks to the Farmington Area Education Foundation. The Tiger Fun Run is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 27, at Boeckman Middle School. Proceeds from the event will likewise be divided...
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September 12, 2014 - 2:54pm
RACE 2.0 will raise money for a new ladder truck for FFD
It might seem a lofty goal, but Heidi Schmitz wants to help the city of Farmington buy an aerial ladder truck for the community. Schmitz isn't a firefighter. She's a special education teacher at Farmington Elementary School. She's also a runner, and she's been through enough...
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September 12, 2014 - 2:34pm
Farmington Veterans Memorial is dedicated
Organizers estimate somewhere around 700 residents, supporters and veterans attended the dedication of the new Farmington Veterans Memorial on Sept. 7. This first ceremony was designed as a dedication of the memorial itself. Organizers are now working on a second phase to add a...
September 12, 2014 - 2:25pm
Ramble Jam returns to Farmington this weekend
The Rotary Club of Farmington members have another busy week ahead of them, as their biggest fundraiser for the year, Ramble Jam, kicks off Friday...
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September 12, 2014 - 1:17pm
September 6, 2014
Volunteers needed for Whitetail Woods park opening
When the gates to Whitetail Woods Regional Park open for the first time Sept. 27, it will be the first new regional park in Dakota County since 1968. It's a rare opportunity to be involved with the grand opening of one of these parks and organizers hope residents will help celebrate...
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Friendship with oneself is all-important, because without it one cannot be friends with anyone else.
- Eleanor Roosevelt, human rights activist
Kindness is difficult to give away because it keeps coming back.
- Church billboard in Louisiana
You can be the lamp or the mirror which reflects its light.
Cast your bread upon the water and it shall return to you one hundredfold
When things go wrong don't go with them.
- Elvis Presley, rock idol
I created the rain so you would appreciate the sunshine.
- George Burns as God
Don't wait for the sunshine, learn to dance in the rain.
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To be nobody but yourself--in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else-- means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting.
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Be yourself, no one else can do it for you!
- From the Talmud
This above all, to thineownself be true
and it follows therefore as surely as the night the day
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A man who wants something will find a way; a man who doesn't will find an excuse.
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Now, for the first time ever, anywhere…. sort of… the full length interview Filmcourage did with me. Got 30 minutes? I don't know mind if you even play it in the background!
If you need a [...]
In addition to the learning that the Presale Market is Alive and Well at AFM and observing 4 industry trends from AFM 2014, I gained some practical knowledge that all producers should know. While there's plenty more you will need to know to attend your first AFM, here are some things that really popped out this year.
1. While more filmmakers are exhibiting at the show, Sales Agents are [...]
Maybe the grass is always greener, but lately that other side of the entertainment industry has been looking all sparkly and bright to me.
Okay, pushing the boulder up the hill is such an exhausting task, your mind can't help but wander and consider maybe there are some upsides to letting it all crash and burn and then starting over. What happened when the music business flamed out? They didn't die. Have they risen from the ashes, stronger and wiser, with new tools in their belt, a commitment to get it right this time? [...]
Welcome to the game that everyone trying to make a movie wish they would never have to play but do: Unhealthy Obsessive Persistence and Unlikely Approval! (Applause) What do we have for our contestant behind Door #1… wait, Door #1 is locked? Then what's behind Door #2? A brick wall you say? What about Door #3? It just revolves back to point A. Congratulations! You don't win! (Audience moans) Adding insult to injury, I have to pay for my own craft service.
At times, working to get a project noticed appears to dip into pointlessness, [...]
Staying relevant. It is a fear actors, directors, content creators, and to be honest, most human beings grapple with constantly. The more than half-century year-old Sunset Boulevard exemplified this fear in the delusional Gloria Swanson. And while I'm sure this obsession is a random extraneous facet of the greatly evolved human consciousness, it may be spin-off on our desire to survive.
This wasn't part of Birdman. This was Emma Stone actually telling MK the truth.
You've given me the support I needed to go forth and try to get this done. Granted, I had enough support from the beginning to actually believe there was a chance I could not just make movies, but make good movies. That is a real gift, an advantage few have. Courage, faith — those things were there, but so was doubt and fear. Love and hate. The wolves in battle.
What if it didn't work? And then when that was true, when it did stop working, or at least start to stop working for most, what made me think I could help build something better?
What gives us the strength to make big decisions? To change our path? To take on new burdens? [...]
Despite the growing trend towards self-distribution, AFM is still a hugely important event in the industry, and something to which we should all pay attention. I spoke with AFM's Managing Director Jonathan Wolf on Wednesday about his opinions about the show and the general state of the industry. Here's what you need to know as a producer
1. Asia's importance as a territory is growing.
This should come as a surprise to precisely no one; at least no one who has been paying attention to industry trends. However by the numbers, buyers from Asia represented 30.7% of total buyers, and 28.3% of total buyer companies attending AFM. [...]
Less than 30% of all speaking characters in the 100 top-grossing films are female. "If filmmakers just added five female speaking characters to their current slate of projects (without taking away or changing any of the male characters) and repeated the process for four years, we would be at parity."
Recently Jon Brooks at KQED wrote up a very nice piece on Tom Noonan's WHAT HAPPENED WAS (1994). That film won multiple awards at Sundance but barely go seen. Unfortunately it does not sleep alone in my bed of barely seen almost-masterpieces. As strong as my track record may be, it still holds some flops, misfires, and damn bad luck […]
Yup. I will tell some great tales, read a few passages, answer a lot of questions, and distribute some free gifts. All this and more this Friday evening. At Book Soup. 7p. 8818 Sunset Blvd. See you there!
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Speculation continues to spiral in just about every direction about the likelihood that "EFCA" will come to pass, either as legislation or as regulatory changes via the National Labor Relations Board. On the legislative side, Senator McCaskill (D – MO) summed up the legislative school of thought: "I don't think that card-check is going to come up," referencing the current session of Congress. However, as we have mentioned before, various elements of the original Employee Free Choice Act could find their way piecemeal into other seemingly unrelated bills, as Congress has been wont to do.
On the regulatory side, some of the warnings of NLRB "enactment" of various EFCA provisions are already manifesting, including the increasing of penalties for "violations" of labor laws as seen in the example of this
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SACRAMENTO (AP) - State officials overseeing construction of the new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge had agreed to pay nearly $10 million to a San Francisco-based public relations firm for services that included thousands of dollars to conduct tours and produce a video and commemorative book, The Sacramento Bee reported Wednesday.
SOLEDAD (AP) - A California prison psychiatrist who was paid more than $800,000 last year is under investigation and suspended amid allegations that time records were falsified, it was reported Wednesday.
SELMA (AP) - Authorities say a Fresno County man is dead after being mauled by pit bull dogs.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The federal receiver who controls health care in California prisons is issuing layoff notices to more than 2,200 employees as inmate crowding eases.
FULLERTON (AP) - Students at Cal State Fullerton barricaded themselves inside classrooms and dorm rooms Wednesday night as police searched for two suspects in a jewelry store robbery, while another suspect was caught after a high-speed pursuit that ended on a baseball field where the Los Angeles' police chief was giving away toys.
OAKLAND (AP) - A federal judge on Wednesday approved a plan to have a court-appointed director oversee the embattled Oakland Police Department instead of ordering an unprecedented federal takeover of the agency.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The federal government auctioned off nearly 18,000 acres of oil leases on prime public lands on Wednesday in Central California, home to prized vineyards, several endangered species and one of the largest deposits of shale oil in the country.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown is being treated for early stage prostate cancer but will stay on the job throughout his nearly four-week treatment, his office said Wednesday, calling the typically energetic 74-year-old chief executive's prognosis "excellent."
SONOMA COUNTY WOMAN CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLING $1.6M : SAN RAFAEL (AP) - A 44-year-old Sonoma County woman has been convicted of embezzling nearly $1.6 million from her employer.
SANTA ANA (AP) - Inmates at a Southern California jail must now pay $3 to see a nurse.
STOCKTON (AP) - Prosecutors say a California murder suspect lived with his girlfriend's rotting corpse for months.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Southern California trafficker of counterfeit Bowflex and Malibu Pilates exercise equipment has been sentenced to more than two years in federal prison.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The University of California's new logo isn't getting high marks from some students, staff and alumni.
OAKLAND (AP) - Audits found that employees at one of the nation's largest ports claimed nearly $200,000 in questionable expenses in 2011, and officials are trying to determine if the spending violated federal and state laws.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - San Francisco area crab fishermen are ending their nearly weeklong strike after reaching an agreement with fish brokers over price.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California has exhausted its initial firefighting budget just three months into its fiscal year, Gov. Jerry Brown's administration said Monday, requiring the drought-plagued state to shift $70 million from a reserve fund as it enters what is traditionally the worst of its fire season.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown announced Monday that he had signed a bill allowing local governments a partial replacement tool for financing infrastructure projects such as water systems, transit facilities and affordable housing.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Efforts to relocate protected birds so the old eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge can be torn down could cost the state more than $30 million, a newspaper said Monday.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown announced Monday that he signed a package of bills to help foster children in California by encouraging early placement with relatives and extending support to finish college.
FRESNO (AP) - Federal prosecutors say a 22-year-old Fresno man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for aiming a laser pointer at a California Highway Patrol airplane.
BODY FOUND ON SHORE IN CONTRA COSTA COUNTY: MARTINEZ (AP) - Authorities are investigating the discovery of a woman's body that was found washed up on the shore at Lone Tree Point in the San Francisco Bay area.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed on Saturday a group of bills aimed at promoting transparency in governance and greater disclosure in political campaigns, saying existing laws on those matters are enough.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Banks are reaping bigger fees whenever customers overdraw their checking accounts or use ATMs that are not affiliated with their lender, a new survey shows.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - With harvest time across California, many of the state's once-robust crops - from the grapes that make world-famous wines to popular almonds - are anticipated to be smaller than usual this year due to the state's historic drought.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown signed on Saturday a bill that he said will modernize California's century-old initiative process and provide better information to voters on ballot measures.
SACRAMENTO . (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown announced Sunday that he has signed a bill that makes California the first in the nation to define when "yes means yes" and adopt requirements for colleges to follow when investigating sexual assault reports.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown on Saturday signed into law a bill to fund lawyers for unaccompanied minors in immigration proceedings following a surge in the arrival of Central American children on the border.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - As California's severe drought continues, state and local agencies are looking at budgeting water use by creating a daily water allocation for each household.
POLLOCK PINES (AP) - Additional rain and high humidity allowed crews to make even more progress toward taming a massive wildfire in Northern California, officials said Sunday.
FILLMORE (AP) - Pumpkins grown inside plastic molds to resemble Frankenstein's head are in high demand for Halloween.


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New Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Set Photos Reveal an Infamous Location
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The tenth game in the Crash Bandicoot series, released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance. This game is a crossover with the Spyro the Dragon franchise. Known as Crash Fusion in Europe.Cortex and Ripto agree to destroy Crash and Spyro together using genetically altered Riptocs to trick them into fighting each other. This plan works for a while, but during their fight, Crash and Spyro realise what's really going on and team up to save their worlds from Cortex and Ripto.Its sister game is Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy.
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Small float and in wrong business segment (oil) right now.
Resumed downside today but on low volume so far. I don't understand it??
I bought some at 69 and it promptly reversed and is now 61 and change. I bought some more today near the close at 62. I'm either a fool or will be OK.
What's causing it to suddenly break out on the upside, even after the huge secondary offering? Do current and projected financials support it?


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Established as a partnership in global health, the Global Fund works closely with a wide diversity of partners –implementing governments, donors, civil society, international development organizations, the private sector and communities living with and affected by the diseases. This partnership model actively supports country-owned approaches that develop and implement effective, evidence-based programs to respond to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
Announcement - 26 November 2014
Global Fund Calls for End to Compulsory Treatment
Announcement - 25 November 2014
Global Fund Analysis of Audits and Investigations
News Release - 21 November 2014
Global Fund Board Considers Strategy, Governance, Ethics
News Release - 12 November 2014
Norway Signs Multi-Year Contribution to Global Fund
Announcement - 31 October 2014
Johannes Hunger Appointed as Head of Strategic Information
Turning the Tide Against HIV and Tuberculosis: Global Fund Investment Guidance for Eastern Europe and Central Asia
27 November 2014
No Cost, Huge Benefit: a Life Saved
20 November 2014
Good Nutrition to Support HIV Treatment Effectiveness
14 November 2014
Counseling and Testing for Tens of Thousands of People in Gambia
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GENEVA – The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has appointed Kate Thomson, a leader in global health and development with nearly 30 years of AIDS activism, as Head of the Critical Enablers and Civil Society hub, a new position that underlines the Global Fund's strengthened efforts to promote human rights and deeper partnership with civil society.
Thomson, who joins the Global Fund from UNAIDS, brings extensive experience in policy and advocacy, having worked within civil society organizations and multilateral institutions with a particular emphasis on people living with HIV and communities at higher risk.
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Analysis by Adam Kokesh: Jesse Benton Resigns From C4LSubmitted by Allegory on Fri, 09/14/2012 - 03:49
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I like Adam
This fellow represents the heart of the liberty movement as far as I can see. Organizing conservatives is like herding cats if we're doing it right.
There is room for everyone. The more ideas that are brought out, the better the result and sense of direction. I, for one, didn't know of the bitterness between Benton, the CFL and others until I listened to this video. This should be aired like dirty laundry.
Ron Paul has great ideas. I believe at heart, he's a kind and generous person. He's run for president 3 times now, which is a really difficult thing to do. He's done it for us and the country. Is he perfect? No, none of us are. Is he a great manager? I don't see that. He may be a good manager, using a hands off style which mimics the liberty movement in general. This leaves an opportunity for problems like the one that Rand and this Benton person have presented.
Trust is an unusual commodity. Sometimes it can be given freely. Other times it takes forever to earn. In all cases, it can be lost in a heartbeat. Ron Paul has my trust and always will. Rand, Benton, and the CFL had my trust but now will have to earn it back over the long haul - and presently are heading in the wrong direction to do that. Rand has moments of greatness, but endorsing Romney while his father was still in the game was too much.
o I won't support the CFL at all until this is aired. I checked their website and they don't list their President or Board of Directors anywhere I can find. There's something wrong with that IMHO. If they fired their president and installed Kokesh or Tom Woods in that position, I could trust them again.
o Rand won't see another nickel from me at this point since he's determined to campaign for Romney.
It's ok to disagree. It's healthy and a great indication the movement is well and alive.
Not RP bashing, but honest critique
I think AK is right that Dr. Paul potentially betrays our trust without being transparent. He's right, Dr. Paul taught us too well to search out truth and to question authority. I don't think it is bashing or disrespectful as others here are saying.
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Why are the crazy mods of
Why are the crazy mods of this site putting a Ron Paul-hater on the front page of the Daily Paul?
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What a troll. Ummm maybe
What a troll. Ummm maybe because this is a LIBERTY FORUM you turd.
Aren't we supposed to be against this?
"Why are the crazy mods of this site putting a Ron Paul-hater on the front page of the Daily Paul?"
Spoken like a true tyrant. I still think the best way to combat free speech is more speech.
If the CFL banned Kokesh from events, I want to know about it. Don't you?
Btw, I missed the whole "hater" part of the video. It's not there ...
This is nothing to do with
This is nothing to do with free speech. This is a private site. They selectively choose which posts are on the front page.
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What a brilliant retort. Is
What a brilliant retort. Is that your business model? Run a Liberty forum and then censor all the members speech because you paid $10 to godaddy for the URL?
Is that you Jesse?
Ron Paul hater? He's not a Ron Paul hater, wake up and listen.
Constructive criticism over strategy and running an open and visiable campaign are valid...
Learn the lesson from the Harry Browne campaigns which took money from Lprs and they got barely a TV ad.
Learn the lesson of AUDIT the fed, ... and apply it to CforL and the RP campaign itself.
The grassroots has a collective power and intelligence. Its a FEEDBACK LOOP. Its an intelligent system. And the better liberty campaigns of the future will MAKE SURE that they include this feature.
Say Adam runs a campaign for Senate. Lets see if he runs it openly, not top down. Donations come in, then choices are made by the grassroots as to what to spend it on, then they choose, then ADAM follows that direction. Say one million comes into the Adam for Senate campaign. It comes in with the TOOLS in place for the grassroots to direct its expenditure. Adam himself wants to fly to 5 major cities in New Mexico and debate the other two Senate Candidates. But say the grassroots says, in its collective wisdom, that its better to run these 2 TV & Radio ads ad nauseum over the New Mexico Airways...Adam would have to go along with that if he is running a BOTTOM UP campaign directed from the Grassroots.
THAT is what Adam is talking about when he says the RP campaign and CforL are really not BOTTOM UP directed from the grassroots. Sure they love what we do, and they accept it like a gift from us, but TAKE DIRECTION? No way.
And as far as the RP campaign goes, I think Jesse Benton did exactly what Ron Paul wanted.
And Ron Paul's decion back a long time ago to appologize for the "racist newsletters" --- like a lie that won't go away -- like toilet paper stuck to your shoe -- was the WRONG thing to do.
Ron Paul made back then the strategic decision to not fight the PC of race ... TNR won the PC battles and he was already the lone voice on so many other battles. Pick your battles as they say.
But the fact is, this was the Romney trump card that they threatened to BLOW UP ALL OVER THE MEDIA during the campaign.
It was astounding Ron Paul's complete in ability to deal with this issue, especially since he knew going into 2012 what happened in 2008. Liberty loving "friends" such as the gay boys over at Reason Mag and CATO where already 1980's sell outs to the Political Correctness movement. They had long since adapted vague PC notions of what is racist and what is not. Sean Hanity in 2012 gave the issue 3 hours of rhetorical questions like "How can one defend such horrible statements?" as if there was no way to do so. He had seen his son, the newbie senator Rand Paul get chewed up on Rachael Maddow by trying to suggest the 64 civil rights act was not perfect for it abridged private property rights and this causes problems down the line... yet BAM! Noone will here it, no one will listen to such nuances and instead, act as if they just lifted the hood off a clansman. Oh the horror! And then EVERYTHING you say after that is "suspect".
With few friends like that, fighting the PC that AMerica is now up to its eyeballs in, is a lost cause.
Ron Paul did the best he could with the cards he had.
Romney and company played the Racist Card and the Paul campaign did not go after Romney. Ron got to advance his message, and Romney never felt Paul's sting. Sure, Santorum and Newt felt it, but Romney got off untouched.
Benton should write a book one day. I am sure he did exactly what Ron Paul wanted.
And as far as the way the Ron Paul campaign shut down.... it went away like all campaigns do... BUT THE GRASSROOTS DID NOT. And that is the Goood Thing.
Invading the 2-party duopoly is the only way to go for now. As Ron Paul Republicans and as Jefferson Democrats. We should have fun doing it too. Getting access to their voter database of names is key. Then we begin by picking off liberty leaning voters that they did not know they had. We will soon speak the double-speak of Liberty inside each party. How will we know we have won? When a Jeffeson Democrat goes up against a Ron Paul Republican. That is victory. That is how Liberty wins. And that is how the War Party has been winning for 40 years, getting BOTH D vs R to be a PRO WAR candidate. War wins.
Well two can play that game.
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Some good points but why disrespect Dr. Paul?
I watched the whole video, and I did not appreciate the way Adam spoke about Dr. Paul. I think Adam doesn't fully understand who Dr. Paul is, or he would not have made some of the remarks he made about him.
This situation with Benton draws cunning similarity to Dr. Paul's newsletter issue that resurfaced during this campaign. Dr. Paul appears to place too much trust into his close associates. Is it because he only wanted to be the driver of ideas but didn't feel interested to be involved in the practical matters of his campaign or his publishing business? It's possible. It doesn't make him a bad person -- it just makes him a bad leading man. It makes him the great wise man who will dispense invaluable advice and guide policymaking but a bad chief executive (President). He's like a Professor in graduate school, where graduate students do all the practical work and must take care of all the operational details while the Professor is only an idea/direction driver. This is also why Dr. Paul has been reluctant to be President, but I digress.
What Adam implies about Dr. Paul is not healthy criticism -- it is disrespect, putting Dr. Paul in the same league as those who conspired to cheat him out of victory. Obviously, had Dr. Paul realized what was happening, he would have made changes. But again, I believe Dr. Paul simply misplaced his trust, and the result was a poorly managed Presidential Campaign that could have been so much more.
Now seeing Adam Kokesh and Tom Woods come out with their assessments of the Benton situation, I am led to ponder: why haven't they been vocal about it when it could have made a real difference?
It's called accountability.
It's called accountability. If you believe that the guy in charge gets a free pass, then why on earth wouldn't you just vote Obama?
RP pulled the plug with a big profit in 2008 and we had a full head of steam. In 2012, despite the best efforts to SELF SABOTAGE, RP was set to dominate at the convention and INEXPLICABLY pulls the plug, with a fat profit, right before the game was to start!
Anyone who defends these quitters are either idiots or republicans.
Sorry Adam, I stopped
Sorry Adam, I stopped watching at the point when you were specifically derogatory to Dr. Paul. You may or may not have valid arguments regarding Jesse Benton, but when you allow your hateful and angry demeanor to tread disrespect on Dr. Paul you 100% invalidate yourself in my book.
When you sit there and so arrogantly trash the campaign and become vile towards Dr. Paul, it makes one wonder if you, yourself, have sold out or if you are just psychotic.
I am all for freedom of speech for all people, including you, but that certainly does not mean I have to buy what you are selling. Frankly, I find you so vile and so filled with hatred and arrogance that I could never listen to you long enough to ever get to the consideration of buying what you are selling.
Rather than sitting there like some all knowing guru, why don't you actually do some good in the world instead of trying to tear down the good that Dr. Paul has done.
Shame on you.
nepotism is a bitch
nepotism is a bitch
knew from his long experience that CIA will break ANY man by planting drugs to his/her children. Campaign's funds will be stolen, policies screwed, opponents tipped off.
Nepotism was due to necessity rather than a favor.
And all of this...
...would make the loss of Kent Snyder an even greater tragedy.
I agree. Adam has become a parody of
his earlier idealistic self. He tries to pass himself off as a wise spokesman for the Liberty movement, but he is a bitter fool to turn on the original inspiration of the grassroots. Ron Paul is a giant, Adam has proven himself very small minded, more concerned with his own status than the success of the movement -- which still needs a unified SPIRIT, not a unified tactical direction.
What opaqueness for Adam to imagine Dr. Paul could have been simultaneously a magnificent Rep in the House, Chairman of the Finance Committee taking on the freakin' Fed, the most powerful instrument of the elite in the world - AND campaigning brilliantly inspiring thousands all across the country -- AND being interviewed incessantly by a hostile media...
Adam in his shallow superiority ALSO claims RP SHOULD have run a perfect campaign and have been all-knowing of every campaign and organizing and communications detail that the people he trusted were responsible for? From the man who always says, "Do what you want to do." Remember? The man who expected each of us to step up and take responsibility for our own actions.
The biggest factor pausing the Liberty movement at this time is all of the finger pointing and replaying -- not to learn and grow and be stronger, but to diminish Ron Paul and his legacy just as so many have done with past giants such as Ayn Rand, Rothbard, even Mises. Small minds get stuck on imperfections and build careers on them.
I trust the Liberty movement will build on the spiritually strong shoulders of Dr. Paul and grow ever stronger.
Brought me back
I read every day, but haven't posted in years.
I came back to upvote and agree with you on this.
Kokesh has never been a leader in the movement, yet he acts as though he and only he knows the right way to lead it.
Did Ron Paul run the best campaign he could? No, but it's irrelevant. A Paul Presidency at this stage in history is not in the cards. Dr. Paul's last two runs for the presidency has spread the message like a wildfire and allowed millions of us to wake up and see the world for what is is.
I'm glad he ran, and I'm proud of every cent I contributed to the different organizations, even C4L.
-Campaign for Liberty-
First that Moore guy
and now this Benton fellow.
If this is not another reason to leave the GOP I do not know what is???
I've heard bad things about Benton since 2008.
However, Adam has articulated the "Benton problem" better than anyone else; and, I admire Adam's courage at laying the blame squarely where it belongs and that is Ron Paul. Ron has done many wonderful and courageous things. I just wish he would do one more and ask his supporters to abandon the write-in effort and support Gary Johnson. Certainly, I would prefer either Ron Paul or Judge Andrew Napolitano to GJ, but neither will be on the ballot in November.
I would listen MORE to you if you would just CUT the F words out
Adam. I mean it. It gets really old, and it's so unclassy. Keep the bar talk with your friends or off-air, please.
Other than that, I agreed with most of what you said, except it is very reaching to assume how much Dr. Paul knew. As I've said before, of all the people in this world, he is one of the most HONEST & HONORABLE men there is. Your words, although meant to be straightforward, were not tactful & assumed far too much regarding Dr. Paul.
My sense is that Ron Paul had real pressure on him from BENTON, TRYVGE, & yes, Doug Weade. Why else would Doug have defended Jesse Benton and give him the credit for the delegate state scheme? I protested that statement as not entirely truthful, since I was directly involved in the delegate idea from the get-go in 2007. The grassroots got involved at local levels on their own. Regardless, the fact he came rushing to his defense is somewhat telling, however, I don't know FOR A FACT what exactly was going on behind the scenes, and neither do you.
But, I will give Ron Paul a "pass" on his honor. He may have been weak in that he fell for the so-called tactical strategies they put on him. He may have not liked them, even expressed a dislike in doing them, but with THAT kind of pressure exerted by THREE MEN, well, you might have even buckled yourself. WE don't know. WE may never know everything. I can just hear ole Jesse saying to Ron, "Trust me, just trust me...", the worst mistake Ron Paul may have ever made~~~trusting Benton & his cohorts. But think how badly Ron feels for his beloved granddaughter in this situation. THINK how badly she feels, being married to someone who has such scorn from so many Americans, from us! It's a bad situation, no matter how you slice it now.
Yes, I'm out some money (many are), but not much, since I stopped giving when I sensed the campaign was retreating and Dr. Paul wasn't fighting enough against the Media and the GOP, whether enough verbally on TV, or even with my preferred choice of attack~~discrimination & election fraud lawsuits. Instead, we were all left floundering which wasn't fair. Tom Woods witnessed all this, and it must have been killing him to see it happen, and to know what was going on, just about as helpless a feeling one can have.
I feel where ur coming from but
Ron was either 1.) in charge of his team, knew what was going on, and approved it, or 2.) in charge of his team, was unaware of what was going on under his nose, and was somehow manipulated or deceived.
Whichever one you choose to believe, either way it's a failure of leadership.
Now the question is, am I talking about Ron Paul's leadership involvement with his 2012 campaign or am I talking about President Ron Reagan's leadership involvement in Iran-Contra?
If you think the pressures from campaign advisers is tough as a candidate, imagine how incredible the advisory pressures are that a President must endure?
Reagan went on national tv and owned up to it. As much as he did not want to believe it happened on his watch, it did, and the buck stops here - is pretty much what he said. Not his proudest moment I'm sure.
I have only become aware of you this year. I have wondered if somewhere or/and sometime the Ron Paul campaign ticked you off and you wanted revenge. But now that I look back at the 2012 Ron Paul campaign, I must say that you did warn us. However I believe that Ron Paul put his whole trust into Benton and Tate.
Ron was stab in the back just like his delegates and I hope that his granddaughter sees this and does a Bobbitt on Jessie.
I am one that gave till it hurt to his campaign just to watch Jessie take it and waste it. I am done! But,,I still trust Ron Paul. When I needed help, back in 1983, Ron was the only congressman who came to my aid. Ron saved my home and my family. And for that I will always be indebted to him and only him. C4L and the rest of his back stabbing S O B's may take a hike.
Joined the Liberty Movement in Anchorage, Alaska, 1977. Ron Paul supporter since 1983.
In Liberty from the Pacific Northwest.
Do a DP search on "Benton" -Kokesh did not "warn" us, we were
watching Benton long ago. Read the threads on Benton from many years ago.
The point is that Kokesh deserves no special credit for seeing something no one else/few saw. That is not the case and a false history.
"You are a den of vipers and thieves."
I mean to rout you out!
-Just because you are among us, does not make you with us
-The door is wide open, anything can slither in
Hey check it out. Me, vouching for you. Me, agreeing with you. Wow. There must be a rare planetary alignment or something. lol
Free thought is a
beautiful thing.
"You are a den of vipers and thieves."
I mean to rout you out!
-Just because you are among us, does not make you with us
-The door is wide open, anything can slither in
Really? You were watching
Really? You were watching long ago? Great job! Did you watch him sell us out? Did you watch him meet with Romney? Did you watch him call us extremists?
Who would come out and admit they were "watching" this traitor and knew all about it long ago, yet did nothing? Another traitor perhaps?
Ron was directing it
He threw Benton under the bus. Benton takes all the blame, Ron comes out smelling like a rose.
Think about it. You don't stay in politics for 30 years or whatever without developing political skill like that.
allegory - ˈalɪg(ə)ri/ - noun - 1. a story, poem, or picture which can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
Re: Ron . . threw Benton under the bus . . .
Do you have proof? You do actually sound like Ron Paul "hater" here.
I actually hope Ron Paul did fire Benton. He needed to go. So do others in the CFL.
I also hope Ron makes Rand sit at the "little people" table during the holidays for what he's done. :-)
We all had such great hope for Rand. He only had to show up to inherit his fathers political machine. It seems he didn't see the value in it. Perhaps he'll figure it out before it's too late.
I am as yet far from certain but AK set off alarm bells w/ me
from the moment his PR team foisted him into the LIBERTY movement consciousness.
Adam has always tended toward side show stunts that draw attention to Adam. More than kind of attention wh__eish. I can't shake the sense that the primary motivation for Adam is Adam and that he has angled from the beginning to be a/the Movement "Leader". I think leaders should be avoided or at least chosen with great care. The downside risk of leaders is greater than their upside benefit. Look at history. What percentage of leaders were a long term benefit to the led than the percentage that were a long term detriment?
I have had a nagging feeling that he could be a controlled opposition agent. Not certain by any stretch but one must be careful of such things. I posted some background info on both Adam and his father that was also concerning but it received little notice.
With RP, I have a man with a very long, very well detailed paper trail, of a near perfect and near perfectly wise patriot whose "style" for advancing LIBERTY is one that can fly with a very broad range of humans.
With Adam, I have a man with a still very thin, not very detailed paper trail, that is sketchy and not marked by wisdom. The Adam "style" of advancing LIBERTY is less broad in appeal and less sober, statesman like-putting it mildly.
"You are a den of vipers and thieves."
I mean to rout you out!
-Just because you are among us, does not make you with us
-The door is wide open, anything can slither in


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Private dock on deep cove in quiet, no-wake zone is just steps away. Good swimming and fishing in the cove. The canoe, kayak and fishing gear are available for guest use. Visit the Lake of the Woods Association's website (lowa) for complete descriptions of the golf course, pools, beaches, tennis courts, equestrian center, parks, trails and other community amenities.
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I read something about Dont eat packaged noodles...but really? is it going to hurt my baby? if not, then im going to keep eating them..
Are Ramon Noodles Really THAT bad
Me 27, DH 32, DS1 10-12-06, DS2 9-9-09, DD Due: 2-19-13
Wife to "drama king." DD 10/08/00,DS 12/09/09, DS 02/01/13
They are ok to eat every now and again but like everyone said, it is the salt/sodium they are packed with that is bad for you. It could lead to water retention and high blood pressure as agvargas said. Just don't over due it.
Mommy to Emily - October 2009, Angel baby in heaven - November 2011, and Elizabeth - February 2013.
They are in no way healthy and are loaded with sodium and preservatives. As far as them being bad for your baby goes, I think most things in moderation are fine. Once or twice a week is no big deal, but everyday is too much in my opinion. You get nothing from them nutritionally so if you are making them a meal, try to eat a veggie and protien at the same time.
I eat anything I want for the most part, I just try not to eat the bad stuff often. More like a treat once in a while.
Due Feb 5, 2013---It's a boy!!
It's pretty much just flavored salt water with noodles mixed in.
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I never use the whole package of seasoning! they are too salty for me that way! lol, so maybe that helps!?