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2 million by the 30th?Submitted by hocaltar on Tue, 09/25/2007 - 17:59
Day one isn't over and we are halfway to the goal. I think they need to up it to 2 million; or, at the very least bump it up to one million. When you raise 2 million dollars in 5 days, that's really going to get some attention.
i dont care if we vote electonically as long as you get a reciept. is that so hard to do? i mean if a gas pump can do it.duh? it should give a reciept that has two tickets one to put in a box and the other to keep for yourself. its not rocket science.
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Receipts that you take with you would allow people to buy votes (or to blackmail for votes, etc). The key is just a paper ballot that you can see and physically place in the locked ballot box that never leaves the sight of several election volunteers/officials. Ideally, the public would be able to see the empty box being locked, and watch the box during voting and the ballot counting from beginning to end without interruption.
The paper ballots ensure that if there is a mistake (or tally fraud), you have the actual pieces of paper with votes on them are there to count by hand, even if the paper was printed by a computer.
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I've been saying this for six months and you're the first to chime in....thank you! Of course, "they" don't want it to be fair! This is the only way to bring our country back. There could be a private citizens group to compare the voter receipts with the "official" results to verify and have the President confirmed, subject to, the comparing of results. A lot of work, but well worth it to insure we don't have a dictatorship.
Interesting that I had spoken to someone recently that drove for Rockafellar. He said, (and what a surprise), that he always knew and told him who the next President would be long before the election.
I wonder if this bothers anyone else?
Bob W., Naples, FL
Bob W., Naples, FL
WTP's Lawsuit for paper balloting
Please read up on Bob Schulz's efforts to counter the vote fraud in the USA here's the link. He needs our support.
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--Sorry - I meant this to be a new topic. I did add this as a new topic if you want to respond. To stay on topic here I do hope to be able to make another contribution by the 30th.
If each of the last couple elections had unprecidented voter (official) fraud what is this next one going to be like?
Most of that documented fraud involved paper ballots. The media coverage of this seemed to be just enough to get people a bit frustrated with paper "dangling chad" ballots and willing to accept more modern efficient electronic systems. Next year there will be many more electronic systems used which are more vulnerable.
For these past elections this was done by one of the parties against the other party. These were in elections that were between establishment "lesser of two evil" candidiates.
Assuming Dr. Paul gets the nomination, there will be large groups within both parties that would be interested in seeing Hillary win (including George W.). It would seem like a sure thing that even if he gets a sufficient majority of votes, those will not show up in the "official" tally.
I think our best hope is to get as many verifiable paper ballot machines used and do all we can to be sure the election officials are held responsible for a proper count.
Is anyone involved in any of the groups that are getting support for staying with paper ballots and getting rid of the electronic machines? What can we do?
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You can start by participating in the National Paint the Town Ron event this weekend Sept 29th and 30th.
Get in touch with your local meet up group and if they have not already done so participate / organize the event.
I will be chipping in on the
I will be chipping in on the 28th, and it is necessary that we do this (I like 2 mil by the 30th), but this is not going to mean anything unless we can get him to win a primary...
We need to know what to do next.
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I am not even posting my intake, because I ate all sorts of things off plan. I don't know why, but I made up my mind to go off the reservation. I think it is that self-sabotage mindset. I was doing so well, so I must need to undermine my success.
However, I am back on track today, and that's what matters!
Did pretty well yesterday. Was a bit higher on calories, but under 1,500 still.
Breakfast: ViSalus shake with blueberries and strawberry phyto power mix-in
6 almonds
Snack: 1 cup coffee with 2 squirts of Coffeemate French Vanilla liquid creamer, 1 scrambled egg
Lunch: 1 beef hamburger patty (3 oz.) with 1 slice Kraft Singles
.5 tbsp Hellman's Canola mayo, and 1 tbsp Heintz no-sugar added ketchup
1 Arnold 100% Whole Wheat sandwich thin, lettuce
.75 cup raspberries, fresh
20 blueberries
Snack: Special k protein plus, 1 cup, and .5 cup milk 1%
Dinner: ViSalus shake with 1 cup frozen strawberries and banana energy mix-in
Snack: 1 small glass (4 oz.) Sangria
Totals for the day...
Calories: 1,454 Carbohydrates: 152 g Fat: 59 g Protein: 81 g
My sodium was still down around 1,400 mg, so not too bad. I have kept it pretty low the last few days.
Exercise: 23 minutes on treadmill, 3.2 mph for 1.22 miles, 1.6 mile walk in 27 minutes (50 minutes total).
Not too shabby!
Woke up super early today. I figured I might as well blog about my food from yesterday.
Breakfast: ViSalus shake with Orange mix-in
Snack: 12 almonds, 1 hard boiled egg.
Lunch: ViSalus with 4 oz berry blend, 1 banana energy mix-in
Snack: 1 slice whole wheat bread with 2 tbsp. peanut butter
DInner: Chicken Bacon Ranch salad from McDonald's, with 1/2 of the ranch packet
1 fruit n' yogurt parfait
Pretty good!
Calories: 1,192 Carbohydrates: 104 g Fat: 51 g Protein: 83 g
Exercise: 1 mile walk on treadmill, intervals, average speed 3.3 mph 20 minutes
I was down to 152.0 this morning! Yay! Haven't seen this number in a couple of weeks or more.
Breakfast: ViSalus shake with strawberries and Banana Energy mix-in
Snack: 1 slice Pepperidge Farm whole wheat bread with 2 tbsp peanut butter
1 pear
Lunch: 1 ViSalus shake with strawberries and Strawberry Phyto mix-in
Snack: 12 almonds; 1.5 hardboiled "deviled" eggs
Dinner: 9 oz. chicken with 4 tbsp. Kraft honey BBQ sauce
My calories were kinda high, a bit over my 1550 limit. I am OK with that, because they were only 1100 the day before. I don't wanna go into "starvation mode." Plus, I am still down a pound!
Exercise: Walked a bit over a mile outside, and did an interval training walk on the treadmill for 20 minutes; 40 minutes total.
I watched a documentary called "The Weight of the Nation," which talked about obesity and being overweight and how those who have lost weight have kept it off, and I found my problem. In the documentary, the doctors studied metabolism and everything involving weight loss. They monitored the people at the beginning, when they were overweight, and as they lost weight, and as they reached a goal weight. Their metabolism became less efficient as they became smaller, so it was slowed down. This means that the calories they can consume will always be less than that of someone who has always been thin, even though they are at the same weight. Interesting. I always eventually allowed my eating to creep back up on me, and therefore, I regained all the lost weight over the years.
Over the years, I have also "dieted" myself up to my highest weight ever. So I feel like this time is going to be different! I am armed with the knowledge that my body is working against me, and so is my medication. I can subvert that by being extra diligent about my calorie intake, and keep on Sparkin'!
I did pretty well for my first day.
Breakfast: Special K Protein Plus, 1 cup; .5 cup 1% milk
Lunch: ViSalus Shake with 9 strawberries
1 packet Banana Energy mix-in
1 slice 100% whole wheat Pepperidge Farm bread, 2 tbsp. peanut butter
Snack: 1 Babybel light
Dinner: McDonald's Southwest Salad with grilled chicken, no dressing
1 Fruit N' Yogurt parfait
Snack: 1 5-oz glass of Sangria
Calories: 1,147 Carbohydrates: 138 g Fat: 44 g Protein: 79 g
As you can see, I did have a glass of wine, but I had half a bottle left from earlier in the week. I was low on my calories for the day, so I splurged. I stayed within my ranges for everything. My sodium intake was around 1,200 mg. Overall, pretty good!
Exercise: 15 minute walk, .76 miles. I know, not much, but the heat was too much to bear.
Today, so far, I walked a bit over a mile. I plan on walking more later today and working in some strength training. I am going strong!
Also, because I was so excited, I did weight myself: 153.0 down 1.5 lb. from yesterday. It is from all the sodium, I think, because I haven't been eating right until yesterday! But I will take it!


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Carlisle council initiative to help firms
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A liaison group is being set up to give businesses in Carlisle direct access to senior city councillors and officials.
The council's deputy leader Colin Glover, who holds the economy and enterprise portfolio, explained the move to councillors on Tuesday night.
He said: "The Labour group said we would support business and business growth.
"We are setting up an economic development liaison council made up of the council leader and members of the executive, and senior officers including the chief executive.
"It will meet on an ad hoc basis in response to requests from business, in private for reasons of confidentiality. This city is open for business and we want to prove it."
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For the second time in five seasons, the Patriots and Giants will meet in the Super Bowl, and instead of just getting one scout to weigh in on the matchup, we enlisted two -- one from the AFC and another from the NFC -- to help break things down for us.
In the first part of a two-part series, we'll examine some of the points of emphasis for the Patriots heading into the game if they want to beat the Giants. (Tomorrow, we'll flip it and take a look at what the Giants need to do to beat the Patriots.)
When you are talking about these two teams, it's important to remember that the coaches have distinct team-building styles, but both still hold fast to some of the elements of the style they learned while working as assistants for Bill Parcells.
"Both teams are scheme-oriented, but with a different approach," said an NFC scout who has examined both New England and New York. "The Giants find players that fit into their offensive and defensive schemes. They are almost prototype-driven, meaning finding players like players they have had before, with the same measurables and temperament for the position, and keep the scheme similar -- players like Michael Strahan, Justin Tuck, Jason Pierre-Paul, Steve Smith and Victor Cruz. Meanwhile, the Patriots have evolved into a team that devises a scheme around the players that they have on the team.
"The interesting thing is that both coaches have Bill Parcells influences, and Parcells was a prototype player-for-position guy. Both Tom Coughlin and Bill Belichick have perfected that aspect in their own unique way."
With that in mind, here are the points of emphasis from both scouts when it comes to New England's game plan against New York. (As per usual, the scouts' statements are in italics, with our notes underneath.)
NFC scout: "The Patriots will have to be disciplined in the pass rush, not because Eli Manning is a scrambler, but because he's very good at sliding to buy time and giving wide receivers time to create and escape coverage for big plays. The Patriots' inside rushers can push the pocket, while the ends have to be disciplined to not give Eli space."
AFC scout: "What stands out to me about the Patriots off last week's game against Baltimore was their ability to get around and harass the quarterback with just their front lineman, they got push in the middle of the pocket and were able to condense to get middle pressure. That is key vs. Eli Manning."
The interior is a winnable matchup for New England, as the Patriots' defensive linemen have been able to get good pressure on quarterbacks over the course of the season through gap discipline and by maintaining their rushing lanes. While they haven't always been able to bring down the quarterback, Vince Wilfork (who routinely occupied two and three blockers in the AFC championship game) and others have frequently collapsed the pocket and created opportunities for edge rushers like Mark Anderson and Rob Ninkovich. Manning's ability to keep plays alive is an underrated aspect of his game, though perhaps not in New England. After all, that skill played a huge part in the outcome of Super Bowl XLII, when Manning escaped a number of Patriots pass rushers to connect with David Tyree for a stunning completion.
NFC scout: "Look for the Patriots to apply some of the principles used by the 49ers to slow down Giant attack. I would look for Patriot pressure players (rushers) to move around to create the right mismatch and to hide coverage weaknesses. Patriots defensive backs and linebackers will have to take advantage of Eli's mistakes. The 49ers didn't capitalize when they had a chance on two or three picks."
One player who has been invaluable over the second half of the regular season and into the postseason has been Ninkovich, as he has moved from the left side to the right side and has worked as both a defensive end and outside linebacker depending on the matchup. He will almost certainly be shuffled around in the Super Bowl as New England looks for favorable matchups. The Patriots were good at forcing turnovers over the course of the regular season (best in the AFC at +17), but can't miss out on the sort of turnover opportunities that the Niners failed to convert in the NFC championship game.
NFC scout: "I expect the Patriots to take advantage of the Giants' strength by using the running game when they get in personnel groupings that makes the Giants use their four defensive end package and make the pass rushers play the run."
As we mentioned in this past week's edition of "Ten Things," the Patriots offense forced the Ravens hand by using the spread. Baltimore responded with nickel and dime packages in hopes of slowing down the pass, and New England was able to take advantage of those situations with a consistent running attack. BenJarvus Green-Ellis had his best game in two months, rushing 15 times for 68 yards and a touchdown. The Patriots would love to have a variation on that same theme in Indy: When the Giants utilize a defensive front that features their four pass-rushing defensive ends, force New York to try and defend the run with a healthy dose of Green-Ellis, rookie Stevan Ridley or third-down backs Danny Woodhead or Kevin Faulk.
AFC scout: "The tight ends should pose a matchup problem for the Giants' slot corners, safeties and linebackers, but they do every week. Who New York decides to match up on those guys will be critical. It could be safety Antrel Rolle, linebacker Jacquian Williams, linebacker Michael Boley or safety Deon Grant. Whoever New York chooses to focus on, it will leave options for the other."
As has been the case all season long, New England has a winnable matchup when it comes to its tight end combination of Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez. Teams have tried getting physical with man coverage, some have tried zone, but no one has been able to consistently shut down both tight ends over the course of a full game. (This story from Football Outsiders suggests that Dallas had the right idea for the best way to slow down the duo: zone coverages, allow the stuff underneath at the expense of getting beat deep or down the seam, be careful to avoid mismatches and rely on the pass rush to force Brady into some errant throws.)
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South Korea's Samsung Electronics, the world's top smartphone maker, has sold more than 10 million units of its newest Galaxy S III model since its launch about two months ago, a report said Sunday.
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OUYA: A $99 Android Linux Game Console
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In the hours today while being pre-occupied with Debian-related matters in Nicaragua, a new Android-based sub-$100 Linux game console received over one million dollars in funding from the community.
As the latest Kickstarter success, there is now
the OUYA project
. The project had a goal to raise $950,000 over 30 days, but in less than 24 hours they have already raised $1.763 million USD and that number is still quickly climbing. OUYA comes down to being a $99 video game console that runs Android and contains only free (as in beer) software. OUYA will be an open design that developers can target and take advantage of all the features of a modern TV. There's also a "word-class controller, console, and interface."
The OUYA project was already brought up today
within the Phoronix Forums
. It's an interesting open game console design, but will likely be trumped in the coming year by something much more interesting. Anyhow, those interested in learning more about OUYA can see the video embedded below.
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Port of Seattle CEO Tay Yoshitani received a strong performance evaluation from the Port Commission Tuesday, but said he wouldn't accept a 4 percent raise to his $334,000 salary because of the continuing economic downturn.
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Port of Seattle CEO Tay Yoshitani received a strong performance evaluation from the Port Commission on Tuesday, but said he wouldn't accept a 4 percent raise to his $334,000 salary.
The commission gave Yoshitani an "outstanding" rating on his 2009 performance evaluation — a step that in normal financial times would have entitled him to a raise.
But the reality of a continuing economic slump collided with commissioners' high praise for the executive, and Commission Chairman Bill Bryant pulled a vote on the pay raise at Yoshitani's request.
"Even though the Port of Seattle did quite well in the year 2009 and we're doing quite well in 2010 thus far, we all know that there are signs that cause us to be very cautious going forward," Yoshitani said.
"Therefore I have decided to once again decline any salary increase for 2010 and I will continue to do whatever is necessary to keep this port as competitive as possible, to help protect and defend the 200,000-plus jobs that rely on our continued success."
Yoshitani's performance review, written by Commissioner Tom Albro based on input from the commission, called his work last year "superlative." After the meeting, Albro said it was "a testament to his character and leadership" that the CEO declined a possible raise.
But with rising public concern about pay and benefits for public employees, it wasn't clear how many of the five Port commissioners would have voted for the raise.
Yoshitani's glowing performance review passed with four yes votes. Even though it was clear there wouldn't be a vote on the raise, Commissioner John Creighton abstained from the performance-review vote.
He said Yoshitani had done excellent work, but cautioned, "Until we are assured this state's economy is back on a stable footing, I could not support a pay increase at this time."
Commissioner Gael Tarleton also praised Yoshitani but said she believes there should be a cap on salaries of top-ranking public officials.
Yoshitani's evaluation credited his "extraordinary leadership" with steering the Port through the recession in strong financial condition.
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Even without a raise, Yoshitani, who was hired in 2007, earns far more than Gov. Chris Gregoire, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and King County Executive Dow Constantine, all of whom are paid under $200,000.
His pay has been dwarfed, however, by University of Washington President Mark Emmert, who receives $620,000 in base pay and is leaving for a higher-paying job as president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
Among those who opposed the proposed raise was Howard Greenwich, research director of Puget Sound Sage, a group that advocates for family-wage jobs and affordable housing.
"I can't say I talked to anybody who wasn't outraged and found it preposterous at this time, particularly with every other top public official turning down cost-of-living adjustments and salary raises," he said.
Greenwich said container-truck drivers at the Port "are making poverty-level incomes, struggling to make ends meet, while Port officials like the CEO are benefiting with enormous public salaries."
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Stars: Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood, Aisha Tyler, Julie Chen
34. All American Christmas Carol (2013)
A white-trash mom is visited by three ghosts intent on showing her a path to a brighter future.
Writers: Ron Carlson, Terri Kauffman | Director: Ron Carlson | Stars: Taryn Manning, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Lin Shaye, Beverly D'Angelo
35. The Smoking Gun Presents: World's Dumbest (2008– )
Stars: Chip Bolcik, Brad Loekle, Judy Gold, Danny Bonaduce
36. Celebrity Ghost Stories (2008– )
Celebrities talk about paranormal experiences that they've had.
Stars: A. Jones, Sara Gabrielle Paterno, Sherman Alpert, Tony Dadika
37. The Chew (2011– )
It's a party in the kitchen each and every afternoon, as "The Chew" celebrates and explores life through food. Each show brings viewers smart and intelligent talk that engages the audience ... See full summary »
Stars: Carla Hall, Michael Symon, Mario Batali, Clinton Kelly
38. Kath & Kim (2008– )
U.S. version of the hit Australian comedy about a dysfunctional mother and daughter relationship.
Stars: Molly Shannon, Selma Blair, John Michael Higgins, Mikey Day
39. TripTank (2013– )
TV-MA | Animation, Comedy | Active
The sickest, most twisted animated shorts ever put on television.
Stars: Eric Magnussen, Ben Wolfinsohn, Jill Talley, Brian Frisk
40. Hello, My Name Is Doris
Drama | Filming
A self-help seminar inspires a sixty-something woman to romantically pursue her younger co-worker.
Writers: Michael Showalter, Laura Terruso | Director: Michael Showalter | Stars: Beth Behrs, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Natasha Lyonne, Sally Field
41. I Hate My Teenage Daughter (2011– )
30 min | Comedy | Active
A story of two life-long friends who realize their children have turned out to be the same type of unlikable bullies that made high school insufferable.
Creators: Sherry Bilsing, Ellen Kreamer | Stars: Jaime Pressly, Katie Finneran, Kevin Rahm, Chad L. Coleman
42. Late Night with Seth Meyers (2014– )
Comedy, Talk-Show
Seth Meyers hosts a late-night talk show.
Stars: Seth Meyers, Fred Armisen, Ben Warheit, Michelle Wolf
43. Wedding Band (2012– )
60 min | Comedy, Drama
Lifelong friends play in a band for hire.
Creators: Josh Lobis, Darin Moiselle | Stars: Brian Austin Green, Peter Cambor, Derek Miller, Jenny Wade
44. Made in Hollywood (2005– )
Creator: Cleveland O'Neal III | Stars: Kylie Erica Mar, Julie L. Harkness, Rahsan-Rahsan Lindsay, Patrick Stinson
45. The Queen Latifah Show (2013– )
Comedy, Talk-Show
Queen Latifah hosts a daytime daily talk-show featuring music performances and celebrity guests.
Stars: Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Timothy Snell, Cat Cora
46. The Wendy Williams Show (2008– )
TV-PG | 60 min | Drama, Talk-Show
Stars: Wendy Williams, Ian Drew, Brian Balthazar, Nick Mitchell
47. Home & Family (2012– )
120 min | Talk-Show
Show will focus on home improvements, crafts, parenting tips, and lifestyle, health and fitness enhancements.
Stars: Mark Steines, Cristina Ferrare, Sandie Newton, Jessie Jane
48. Blake Shelton's Not So Family Christmas (2012 TV Special)
60 min | Comedy, Music
Blake Shelton hosts his first Christmas special, a star-studded event including both music and comedy.
Writers: Jay Martel, Ian Roberts, Alex Rubens, Charlie Sanders | Directors: Beth McCarthy-Miller, Richie Keen | Stars: Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire
49. RuPaul's All Stars Drag Race (2012– )
TV-14 | 60 min | Reality-TV
New show will serve up a new twist on the mega-hit RuPaul's Drag Race as it pits queens from previous seasons in a wig-to-wig drag battle royale.
Stars: RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Santino Rice, Airline Inthyrath
50. Watch What Happens: Live (2009– )
30 min | Talk-Show
Bravo network executive Andy Cohen discusses pop culture topics with celebrities and reality show personalities.
Stars: Andy Cohen, Mark Behar, NeNe Leakes, Sandra Bernhard