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My babyboy Angel
Location: Del Rey CA USA
By: Yessenia Rivera
My story is somewhat similar to the story that I just read: My son; My angel, by L. Longobucco.
I also lost my baby boy at birth. It was our very first child and we were all so excited. He was also my huband's parents' and my parents' first grandkid, so as you can all imagine everyone was very anxious about having my little boy around.
During the first few months, everything went fine. We were getting ready to have my baby. Something inside me told me that it was going to be a boy before the doctor even told us. And sure enough that's what it was.
It wasn't until when I was about 7 months pregnant that eveything got complicated. One night, I started having small abdominal pains and I was rushed to the hospital. I had a bad infection in my blood and the doctor told me that I hardly had any amniotic fluid. He said that there was very little probability of my baby to survive. I was taken in to surgery, but since I have a slight back problem, I was completely put to sleep so I couldn't see when my baby was born. When I woke up from the surgery, my mom told me that my baby was still alive and that doctors were doing everything they could to help him survive. I wanted to get up and see my baby but I had a really low blood pressure.
The whole rest of the day and night went by and I couldn't get up to see my boy. Finally, the next day came by and I was feeling so much better and excited to see my baby when the doctor came in and gave me the worst news I've ever received in my life. My baby boy had just died. I wasn't allowed to see him and I still don't know why. Doctors said that it would be worst for me if I did and that I'd probably fall into a deeper depression. I asked my mom to take a picture of my little angel for me and she said she would.
Time went by, and it was so hard for me to face the fact that I would never be able to hold my baby in my arms. Then one day, I asked my mom to see the pictures and to my surprise she said that the pictures didn't come out. She said that when she took pictures of my baby boy, he was laying under an image of god that was hanging on the wall over him. On the pictures and on the negatives, all you can see is part of that image but not my son. It was hard for me at first but then I realized that maybe that's the way god wanted things to be and I had to accept it.
I know I have a little angel and maybe that's why I couldn't see him. He doesn't want me to yet and I'll have to wait until he's ready. My biggest dream in life is to one day see my baby and hold him tight!
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Dan Smith was born in America. Dan smith is a professional poker player. His total of winning cash prizes is more than $8 million. Currently he is ranked as 37th place in All-time Money List. Dan Smith won the Heartland poker tour in 2008 and got a cash prize of $101,960. He earned 7th place in EPT Barcelona open poker tournament of 2008 and won a cash prize of $30,383 in that event. He got 5 cash prizes in different events of 2010. He finished in 22nd place in WPT Shooting Star poker event in 2011 and earned a cash prize of $25,800 in that event.
He earned 3rd place in the Ireland poker tour event and earned a cash prize of $104,095 in that event. Dan Smith won Aussie Millions championship in 2012 and got a cash prize of $1,041,828 in that event. He got a cash prize total 18 times in different poker tournaments of 2012. Dan Smith won EPT 6 Max Turbo tournament in 2012 and earned a cash prize of $201,972 in that event. He won EPT No limit Hold'em event in 2012 and won a cash prize of $330,724. He won EPT 6 Max event in 2012 and got a cash prize of $155,790. He earned 5th place in $5000 No limit Hold'em poker tournament and won a cash prize of $368,943 in that event.
He won the Super High Roller event in 2012 and earned a cash prize of $1,183,100 in that event. He won World poker tour Main event in 2013 and he earned a cash prize of $1,161,135 in that event. He earned a cash prize of more than $1 million 4 times in different poker tournaments. He cashed total 9 times in different poker events of 2013. Dan Smith won $100,000 Super High Roller event in 2014 and he got a cash prize of 2,044,766 in that event which is highest a cash prize won by him in poker tournaments. He is a quiet good player of poker.
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Huck Seed is born on 15th Jan 1969 in California. He is a professional player of poker. Huck Seed completed his electrical engineering from California Institute of Technology. He was interested in basketball in his early days. He was a star player of his football team. He left his college 1989 and started playing poker. He won the WSOP Main event in 1996 as well as won cash prize of $1,000,000. He won one bracelet in WSOP Main Event in the same year, and it was his second bracelet in WSOP events. He won total four bracelets in WSOP events.
In 1999, he was reaching up to the final table, but got 6th place in that WSOP Main Event. In 2007, he got 73rd place out of 6358 players in the WSOP Main event. He won NBC heads-up Poker Tournament in 2009 and earned a cash prize of $500,000. He was the only player who had cashed in every NBC Heads-up poker tournaments, but this record is broken in 2010 when he was defeated by Erik Seidel in the first round. In 2010, he won a WSOP tournament Freeroll and earned a cash prize of $500,000. Till 2012, his total of winning a cash prize became more than $5,900,000. He was cashed 40 times WSOP Main Event and the total of that becomes $3,331,986.
He cashed three times in World Poker Tour. His dressing style was very simple. He is very quiet playing player. He has become famous since 1996 when he won the WSOP Main event. He had ranked as number one poker player in the global poker directory in 1996. He took many bets, and one of it was, he would leave without shaving in the whole year. He is a regular player of poker. He is among the player who has cashed money number of times in WSOP main event. He was a successful player of poker. He mostly played the WSOP main event. He is not so much interested in World poker tour events. He is now 45 years old and resides in California.
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The poker best player hall of fame exclusively ushers in professional players; getting membership has been almost insuperable. In the same vein, garnering bracelets or winning the world poker main events has been highly elusive as even these professionals barely remain on the pedestal without being toppled suddenly. However, there are players who are determined to play extraordinarily when a global platform opportunity is availed. Such profound pros cannot be discussed without mentioning one Johnson "John" Juanda for his exemplary five WSOP bracelets and one certain hand in that he had to hold "trips" facing Tony G Royal Flush. Although not as prominent as other renowned players at the world top ranks, his accomplishments are quite impeccable.
He made a sanguine appearance in 2001 and 2002 when he was named Card Players Magazine's best event player of the year, parceling four WSOP bracelets and winning the WPO championships title respectively. The $500,000 he garnered at the Monte Carlo WSOP event at the 6th place juxtaposes his second finish in the FullTiltPoker.Net event, Monte Carlo vouches for his abilities. Nevertheless, in the 2006 Crown's Australian-Poker Championships he won $732,901. John also won the 2008 WSOPE No-Limit Hold' em main tournament, taking home $1,580,096. With all his six appearances at the World Poker Tour, he is yet to win the title. But he cannot be underestimated as he has fifty four cashes at the World Series of Poker account standing at $3,902,221.
Although he had been inactive up to 2011, his recent remarkable earnings include the Hold 'em major event where he managed to rake off $1,539,250. In the Draw-Lowball-Championship, he acquired $367,170. The only hope is he plunges into the arena with more vigor and vitality to win bracelets. Nonetheless, he has distinguished accolades making him a top-notch in the poker industry.

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For man perhaps it is now difficult to be naked in all the seasons. His body is no longer capable, is no longer so strong as it was in the age of the primitive man who lived naked. For thousands of years we have protected our bodies. But remember, whenever anything is protected it becomes weaker. The more you protect, the weaker it becomes. A primitive man in the jungles of India still lives naked - in the winter, in the rain, in the hot sun - but he has the stamina and he has the body. But he is not a saint, he is simply uncultured, uneducated, uncivilized, primitive. There is nothing that can be said in praise of him.
But religions have been preaching to people very uncreative disciplines, which are sometimes so funny that even to believe that thousands of people live under those beliefs seems impossible.
In India, Jainism is a religion whose monks, step by step, finally become naked. In five stages of discipline, the last stage of their discipline is to be naked. Because of this stage Jainism has to deny women direct entry into their paradise. First they will have to become men, because they cannot attain the final stage of discipline, of nakedness.
And the people who became naked.through twenty-five centuries continuously, thousands of people have become naked, and they have not contributed anything to the world, have not painted, have not written poetry. In fact, these are mundane affairs, worldly things, which they have renounced. In every way their disciplines have made them ugly.
For example, the Jaina monk eats standing. Now, if you eat standing, soon you will have a big belly. Your chest will sink and your belly will become bigger. You will be pregnant without pregnancy! They have to eat food in their cupped hands because they cannot use any kind of instruments. What nonsense! To use a plate is not great technology. But they are praised because they are using only their hands, and that creates many problems.
They cannot use a razor blade to shave their beards or their hair. And the problem becomes more complicated because they are not allowed to have a bath at all. Their discipline does not even allow them to have a mouthwash. They don't brush their teeth, because the brush is great technology, and toothpaste is certainly manufactured in great factories. They have disowned the whole world - how can they use a brush? And why should they use one?
Their logic is worth understanding, because that will explain many other things in other religions. They are the extreme and the extreme is always good to understand, because things have come to the very climax where even a blind man can see that it is stupid.
They have to pull out their hair every year with their own hands. And that is celebrated as a great religious ceremony. Thousands gather to see the naked monk pulling out his hair. He cannot use a razor blade - the razor blade belongs to the materialist world. And it is worth seeing the scene when a Jaina monk pulls out his hair. Thousands of Jainas gather and women are crying, a few have fainted. The great saint is going through so much suffering.


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on the FL ballot, everybody's on there but Mickey. If your post is true and correct, this is good that so many are voting against the machine.
Silence isn't always golden....sometimes it's yellow.
"The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure, when the transactions of their rulers may be concealed from them." - Patrick Henry
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BYU Rolling Along
A high-powered offense led by an emerging star quarterback and a stingy defense have allowed BYU to dominate its last two opponents. A meeting with Utah State could very well be a third straight mismatch.
The eighth-ranked Cougars look to extend the nation's longest winning streak to 15 games Friday night when they complete their non-conference schedule on the road against their in-state rivals.
Following a controversial one-point win over Washington on Sept. 6, BYU (4-0) answered its critics with a stunning 59-0 victory over UCLA the following Saturday. That was the third-biggest shutout victory in school history and came against a team that was ranked a week earlier.
Oddsmakers from Sportsbook.com have made BYU –28.5 point spread favorites (View College Football odds) for Saturday's game (Game Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 72% of bets for this game have been placed on BYU –28.5 (View College Football bet percentages).
While the Cougars were favored to earn another win when they opened Mountain West Conference play Sept. 20 against Wyoming, a second consecutive shutout was hardly expected. BYU dominated from the outset, though, forcing six turnovers and returning two for touchdowns in a 44-0 pounding of the Cowboys.
BYU, which has consecutive shutouts for the first time in 23 years, is 14-0 since a 55-47 loss to Tulsa on Sept. 15, 2007.
After it was ranked 16th in the preseason, BYU jumped to No. 11 after beating Wyoming and moved up three spots in the latest poll. This is the Cougars' first top 10 appearance since they opened the 2001 season 12-0.
"It's not something we dwell on, but it's nice to see us move up in the polls,'' quarterback Max Hall said. "We know we need to be up there at the end of the season to have a shot at our goal of a BCS game. The farther up we are right now the better.
"It's nice to be there. We just need to stay there.''
Hall is among the biggest reasons for BYU's early success. The redshirt junior has thrown for 1,284 yards and 15 touchdowns in four games, tying the school record with seven TDs against UCLA. He has completed 107 of 144 passes (74 percent) with only two interceptions.
The impressive start has earned Hall some early Heisman Trophy consideration.
"It's great. We love Max,'' linebacker David Nixon said. "He's playing well and he deserves all the credit that's been coming his way. I know he's got a level head on him. He's not going to let it get to him. I think we should continue rolling how we are.''
Hall has plenty of weapons at his disposal, notably tight end Dennis Pitta, Hall's brother-in-law, who has 29 catches for 432 yards and three touchdowns. Receiver Austin Collie leads the team with 30 receptions and five TDs while running back Harvey Unga is averaging nearly five yards per carry.
Utah State (1-3) figures to have a difficult time slowing down the Cougars. The Aggies, who were also off last week, defeated Idaho 42-17 in their WAC opener Sept. 20.
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Facing Top 25 teams has not been an enjoyable experience for Utah State. The Aggies will be playing a ranked squad for the third time in four games following losses to then-No. 18 Oregon and then-No. 22 Utah - defeats that came by a combined 90 points.
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BYU has won eight in a row against Utah State since a 58-56 loss in 1993. The Cougars recorded the program's first shutout in seven years in the last meeting, winning 38-0 at home Sept. 23, 2006.
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Vendors hawking T&E software that spans travel booking and expense management claim that it is not just about policy compliance, but that it is also about the risk management benefits of actually seeing where employees (or contractors) are and, in the event of an emergency, being able to provide support as quickly as possible. In this multi-part Spend Matters PRO research brief, Spend Matters VP of Research Thomas Kase provides a primer on managing travel and the global corporate workforce, including the requirements and limits of duty of care provisions – and what procurement needs to know and how far it should consider going both as good business practice and under the law.more ▸
Choosing Procurement Technology – Where Maturity Meets Solutions
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Supply Chain Top Tip: Engage With Your Suppliers – Don't Beat Them Up!
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Finally, GM Realizes Europeans (and Others) Like to Buy German Products, Especially Cars
While in business school, together with 5 other students and the dean, I was given the opportunity to have lunch with GM's then-CEO Jack Smith (GM CEO between 1992 and 2000), and I asked him why GM wasn't using its German brand better. I brought up an example from Japan – where I had lived up until a few months earlier and where GM was actively promoting its full-size vans at the time. Sales of these absurdly large, gas guzzling, and dubious reliable vehicles must have been negligible. I never saw one on the roads. I suggested GM leverage Opel, which already is the right size for the market.more ▸
Supplier Relationship Management: Where Is It Going? Are You Keeping Pace?
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Good luck with the taxes! Sounds like you'll have a nice weekend. :)
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Yeah, it's going to be kind of nice just having the boys to myself. We'll play with Legos, go out to eat, take in a movie hopefully, and maybe we'll clean the house or something, too. :) I think it will be a lot of fun.
The bonus is that no one has to get up early next week. Vacationing when the kids are off has got to be the best thing ever. :)
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Bloomberg And Marriage Advocates Give Generously To Grisanti
Jul 13th - 5:19 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Fundraising
Sometimes it's good to be on the same side of an issue as one of the world's richest men.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg cut a $10,300 check for Sen. Mark Grisanti, R-Buffalo, re-election effort, according to his campaign-finance report released today.
The check posted July 8, more than 10 days after Grisanti cast the 33rd vote in favor of same-sex marriage.
But Bloomberg, a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage, wasn't the only supporter of the measure to give to Grisanti in the last few weeks.
The contributions didn't stop with Bloomberg. Grisanti's donors list is a who's who of gay rights and LGBT advocates.
Among the pro-gay-marriage contributors was Frank Selvaggi, the chairman of the Empire State Pride Agenda and billionaire publishing heir Robert Ziff who both gave the legal maximum, $10,300.
Developer Donald Capocci, a supporter of President Obama and Real Estate Board of New York member donated $5,000.
Carol Master, a Massachusetts resident who has supported gay rights campaigns around the country, gave him $1,941.70
Jon Kislak, a Florida-based LGBT rights leader, gave $5,000.
And Esmond Harmsworth, a Boston-based literary agent who has supported gay rights initiatives and gay-friendly politicians for years, also involved in the Rhode Island gay marriage fight, gave $4,775.
All told, Grisanti raised $153,969 in the last six months and has $103,954 in the bank. The lawmaker narrowly defeated incumbent Democrat Antoine Thompson last year, giving the Republicans the majority after a single two-year term in the minority.
He still owes himself $14,270 after loaning the 2010 campaign $17,600, the filing shows.
It's worth noting the checks from these folks, Kislak being the first, starting pouring in after June 27. The same-sex marriage vote was June 24.
And it's important to note that the legal maximums donated by Bloomberg and the rest can't be used in a potential primary challenge. Anti-gay marriage groups have pledged to primary the four Republicans who voted for the same-sex marriage bill.
At the same time, given his narrow margin of victory in a Democratic district, Grisanti is sure to be a top target of Democrats in 2012 as well.
It will also be interesting to see the filings of the other three GOP yes votes — Sens. Steve Saland, Jim Alesi and Roy McDonald and whether they'll be raking in the cash early based on their votes.
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Rep. Pete King wants FBI to investigate whether Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation hacked into the voicemail accounts of Sept. 11 victims, calling the allegations of the scandal "disgraceful."
"If these allegations are proven true, the conduct would merit felony charges for attempting to violate various Federal statutes," the Long Island congressman said.
Disgraced former Posties dish the dirt on Murdoch's NY tabloid.
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Cuomo sent thank-you notes to legislators for their "magnificent" work this session, including Long Island GOP Sen. Carl Marcellino.
Former Rep. John Hall won't try to re-take his old seat from Rep. Nan Hayworth in NY-19.
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Former Sen. Vincent Leibell has started his 21-month prison sentence.
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House Speaker John Boehner on negotiating with the Obama White House: "Dealing with them the last couple months has been like dealing with Jell-o. Some days it's firmer than others. Sometimes it's like they've left it out over night."
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who rejected any new taxes in the 2011-2012 budget, signed a host of bills extending or allow the increase of county sales taxes.
A small group of Republican US senators plans to oppose all spending bills until a budget deal is reached.
Here's Sen. Krueger talking about how a "bad apple" – former Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada Jr. – inspired her to launch her new PAC to support reform-minded candidates.
After Veto, Cuomo Signs Bills
Jul 13th - 4:42 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Andrew Cuomo
After breaking out his veto pen for the first time for the school-pension borrowing measure, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed 14 bills into law, mostly local sales tax continuance measures.
The measures do not contain tax hikes, but are run-of-the-mill extensions of existing taxes. Cuomo did successfully oppose extending the surcharge for those making $250,000 or more and opposed keeping it in place for those making $1 million or more.
To be fair, these sales-tax extension measures are different, namely because they provide home-rule messages for local governments to keep the taxes in place.
None of the taxes will help raise additional revenue in order to offset the tax cap that will take effect next year, said Association of Counties spokesman Mark LaVigne.
Writing about the bills, the folks at Daily Politics say it's unusual for Cuomo to announce the signings of minor measures, a departure from past practices.
The bills he signed are after the jump. More >
Saland: 'No Histrionics' In Marriage Meetings
Jul 13th - 3:30 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Same-sex Marriage
Sen. Steve Saland, R-Poughkeepsie, an instrumental lawmaker in crafting the religious exemption amendment to the same-sex marriage bill, pulled back the curtains on the closed-door talks with Gov. Andrew in interview with Time, casting them as "profession, productive."
Saland, who said he knew how he would vote by June 24, also reiterated in the interview that Cuomo was heavily involved in the negotiations.
From the story:
Saland was under intense lobbying pressure from both sides. That included patient prodding from Cuomo, with whom — in addition to group sessions — he met with privately in the governor's second-floor office in the state capitol. "The meetings were professional, productive. There were no histrionics," Saland says. "[Cuomo] was deeply immersed in working out the details. At the same time, he was deeply sensitive to our concerns and about religious freedoms."
Saland was one of four Republicans who voted yes on the measure that passed the GOP-controlled Senate 33-29.
The notoriously quiet and bookish Saland has been choosy with his interviews, speaking with his hometown paper and The New York Times since casting the decisive 32nd vote.
Biz Groups Fete Cuomo Veto
Jul 13th - 2:56 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Andrew Cuomo
A coalition of business groups today applauded Gov. Andrew Cuomo's veto of the controversial pension borrowing plan for schools.
The measure, supported by the state United Teachers Union, would have allowed school districts to borrow more than $1 billion over 15 years in order to cover pension costs. Supporters said it was needed given the tight property-tax cap being imposed next year. But the 2 percent limit on levy increases does include some room for pension growth.
From the coalition, which includes Unshackle Upstate and the National Federation of Independent Businesses:
"On behalf of New York's business community, we thank the Governor for vetoing S.4067A-A.6309A – a pension borrowing bill that would have significantly weakened the 2-percent property tax cap. The business community is united is our effort to monitor and oppose any legislation that seeks to undermine the integrity and savings created by the strictest property tax cap in the country. Governor Cuomo's steadfast commitment to protecting the tax cap is greatly appreciated by millions of taxpayers and employers across the state."
DiNapoli Back To Beating Consolidation Drum
Jul 13th - 2:47 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Tom DiNapoli
Comptroller Tom DiNapoli is back to touting consolidation efforts, this time pointing to the money municipalities can save by combining public works duties
DiNapoli was in Ulster County today County Executive Mike Hein to use their efforts as an example to follow.
"There are more than 1,000 local government highway departments across New York State," DiNapoli said in a statement. "Those departments spent $2.6 billion in 2009. There's a great opportunity to save money, and with the enactment of the property tax cap, local governments need to look even harder at shared services. Ulster County increased its shared service agreements with local municipalities by 500 percent in just one year. With a combination of shared services and other efficiencies, the county reduced its 2011 budget by $2.3 million. County Executive Hein knows it can be done, and he's doing it."
DiNapoli also released the report below showing how counties, towns and villages can save by utilizing shared services.
With government budgets still tight as the economic recovery remains sluggish, shared services became a hot issue for local officials looking to keep tax burdens down but keeping the same level of services.
AG Forms Non-Profit Reform Committee
Jul 13th - 2:29 pm
Posted by Michael Johnson in Attorney General
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman just tapped two Capital Region leaders to head up a new 29 person committee that is charged with reform state non profit laws.
They are NYS United Way President Susan Hager and New York Council of Nonprofits CEO Doug Sauer.
"I am pleased Susan and Doug will serve with their colleagues across the state to reform the rules of the road so the nonprofit sector can thrive," Attorney General Schneiderman said. "Nonprofits provide critical services to their communities and as the second largest employment sector in the state, their success is crucial to our economy. We can be tough on policing fraud without imposing needless burdens and costs on this vital sector, and the Leadership Committee is a central part of achieving those goals."
According to Schneiderman's press release, the committee is going to focus on 3 main points.
- Making recommendations on how to reduce regulatory burdens and more effectively address regulatory concerns
- Developing legislative proposals to modernize New York's nonprofit laws that would eliminate outdated requirements and unnecessary burdens
- Proposing measures to enhance board governance and effectiveness, including through new programs to recruit and train nonprofit board members.
Earlier this year, Schneiderman promised he would form this committee to take a closer look at non-profits, which makes up between 17% and 18% of the state's workforce.
Skelos Leading Pack Among Early Filers
Jul 13th - 2:26 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Fundraising
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos re-election committee has $1.6 million in the bank and is leading the pack among campaigns that have already filed their reports ahead of the Friday deadline.
He reported nearly $480,000 raised in the last six months and spent $142,230.
It's not surprising that Skelos, essentially the highest ranking elected Republican in the state, is doing so well. The Senate Republican Campaign Committee is also cruising along, with $2.75 million raised between January and June.
Numbers whiz Bill Mahoney of NYPIRG put together the accompanying handy chart of early filers, with many of the reports being issued by officials no longer in public office, including former Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi.
His successor, Republican Ed Mangano, reported an impressive haul of nearly $834,000 and has nearly $1.2 million in the bank.
Anti-Frackers Target Sandra Lee's Ties To Energy Industry
Jul 13th - 1:03 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Hydrofracking
Talk about pulling the lion's tail.
An environmental group is "expressing alarm and dismay" at Gov. Andrew Cuomo's girlfriend, Food Network star Sandra Lee, who recently spoke at a conference for petroleum companies.
The group Food and Water Watch, which is calling for a complete ban on hydraulic fracturing in New York, sent an open letter to Cuomo saying he hasn't been transparent enough in dealing with the issue.
From their letter:
"We believe it's time that the Cuomo administration take steps to ensure transparency in regard to its dealings with this industry, especially since the entire nation is watching to see what New York state will do regarding natural gas fracking."
The group cites a Wall Street Journal report from July 6 which discussed Lee's independent business dealings. Hydraulic fracturing, or hydrofracking, is a process that involves mixing water and chemicals to extract natural gas from below ground. Environmental groups are concerned that the Department of Environmental Conservation's recent draft report on possible guidelines for hydrofracking could lead to a permitting of high-volume fracking.
Cuomo has tried to keep Lee out of the headlines as much as possible saying she is part of his private life and it's clearly a sensitive issue for him. Going after his girlfriend can gain some attention, but not many friends inside the Cuomo administration.
Senate GOP To Report $2.75M Raised, No Debt
Jul 13th - 12:34 pm
Posted by Nick Reisman in Republicans
Senate Republicans will report raising $2.75 million since the beginning of the year, a GOP source said.
That's nearly three times as much money as Democrats plan to announce raising. Republicans, trying to retain and expand their narrow two-seat majority, after recapturing control of the Senate last year.
There was no immediate word on how much Republicans have in the bank or how much they've spent in the first six months of 2011.
It could be difficult for Republicans, given the shifting demographics, voter enrollment in New York and a presidential election year. And, depending on how district lines are redrawn, some Republicans could find themselves in overwhelmingly Democratic areas.
But Republicans can point to helping pass an on-time budget for the 2011-12 fiscal year, getting a 2 percent property tax cap and teaming up with the popular Gov. Andrew Cuomo on holding the no-new-taxes line.
Plus, with same-sex marriage finally out of the picture, deep-pocketed gay-rights groups will not be targeting vulnerable no votes in 2012.


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LATHAM, NY – Def Jam recording artist, Keith Murray, was in town to speak to troubled youth at Tryon Institute in Johnstown, NY. Murray, who served 3 years in prison, shared his story as a rapper and how being involved in an altercation at a nightclub, cost him his freedom. Keith Murray's career started in 1994 with "The Most Beautifulist Thing In This World" followed by "Enigma" in 1996. Keith along with his Def Squad compadres Erickk Sermon, a and Redman stormed the music scene with their 1998 release, "El Nino" which included smash hit, "Def Squad Delite" generating a resurgence of The Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight". In 1999, he released his 3rd CD, "It's A Beautiful Thing" followed by "Best of Keith Murray". Now that he's back on the scene, Keith Murray has a new project due out in April.
I caught up with Mr. Murray during his on-air interview with Jamz 96.3 radio personality, Marie Cristal. Then I waited patiently for him to wrap up an interview he was doing with a cat from XXL. In the meantime, staff and Keith's peeps were treated to southern style cuisine prepared by Hattie's in Saratoga, NY. After Keith finished his food, it was time for photos. Then we finally sat down and talked about his day at Tryon and his new album.
HHS: Keith, can you tell me about your experience speaking at Tryon Institute?
KM: Well I was just down there basically giving a motivational speech to the young guys that were in there, letting them know that I came from where they came from. You can either go one or two ways – the good way or the bad way and it's up to them to look down within themselves to reach inside their soul and pull out the best in them. I was just encouraging them and letting them know that life is hard, but you gotta make some sacrifices.
HHS: Let's talk briefly about your new project. What you got going on?
KM: I have a new project called "He's Keith Murray". The album is coming out April 1st on Def Jam.
HHS: What's the name of the single that's dropping?
KM: The single is called "Yeah, Yeah Ya Know It" featuring Redman and Erick Sermon, produced by Just Blaze.
HHS: So for those who don't know, where have you been and which direction are you headed in with your music?
KM: I've been incarcerated for 3 years. Where I'm going is a fulfilled career in music.
HHS: For people who don't know about Keith Murray, he had a few albums out in the 90′s and one of my favorite cuts was "The Most Beautifulist Thing In The World". Please describe some of the music on your new album.
KM: Well the music on my new album consists of 14 tracks of just many different aspects of Keith Murray that's why I decided to name it after me. It touched down on a lot of things as far as pain, happiness, setbacks, achievements that I really didn't touch down on my last projects. So the listener will get a full view of who Keith Murray really is on this album.
HHS: As far as production, who's on the album?
KM: I got Just Blaze, Trackmasterz, Clark Kent, Erick Sermon, Keith Rock and Jazze Pha.
HHS: And guest appearances?
KM: Guest appearances by Redman, Busta Rhymes, Erick Sermon and L.O.D.
HHS: What advice do you have for someone who wants to get into music and take it to the next level?
KM: Well you gotta be serious about it so you gotta build up your education on the music field as far as literature. You have to ask various questions of people who are in that field and just be true to what you do. Don't let anybody deter you from your goals.
HHS: Anything else you want people to know about Keith Murray?
KM: Yeah, this is my comeback album. I appreciate everybody for looking out for me when I was in jail, the support. Pick up this album 'cause you're gonna love it.
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Her passion for mentoring and education has led her through her numerous bedside and leadership roles in nursing; including her current role as Vice President of Nursing and Clinical Services at McLaren Port Huron. "The best part of my job is mentoring," says Jennifer. "I want to encourage people to stretch and grow. Being in administration, it's easier to influence more people. I love what I do; I couldn't do this job if I didn't. I loved being a bedside nurse, but for me, I thought I could take my passion for healthcare to another level." Jennifer is responsible for the administration of Nursing, Radiology, Laboratory, Physical Therapy, Risk Management and Pharmacy Services at McLaren Port Huron, but, as she says, she doesn't see herself at "the top of the chart." She views her role as more of a guide. "I think it starts with front-line care delivery, It's about those people working at the bedside. If I left tomorrow, care would go on, but if that care at the bedside is interrupted, the impact is felt in so many ways."
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