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Rare communion silver saved for Birmingham
12th August 2010
A rare collection of communion silver with some pieces dating back over 500 years has been added to the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery collection.
The collection consists of a rare pre-Reformation silver parcel-gilt paten engraved with the Manus Dei ('Hand of God') c.1450; a silver communion cup (1634) and a pair of silver flagons and standing paten by London silversmith Anthony Nelme. The flagons are engraved with the inscription: 'A Gift to Castle Bromwich Chapple in the Year 1723'.
The silver will initially go on display at Aston Hall until the end of October and will then return to Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
The communion silver was purchased from Castle Bromwich Parish Church. The sale is part of the Church's fundraising efforts to built a new community centre.
Cllr Martin Mullaney, Cabinet Member for Leisure, Sport & Culture, said "This is an extremely significant acquisition, not just because of the quality of the items but also because they tell us so much about the history of Castle Bromwich and pre-industrial Birmingham as a whole.
"Saving this collection has been a team effort and we're extremely grateful to all our fundraising partners – without their help we simply would not have been in a position to purchase this very important collection, which would have then been sold on the open market."
Dr Stephen Deuchar, Director of The Art Fund, said: "This historic Anglican Communion highlights the history of the local church and also shows off the work of a leading silversmith. We're really pleased that Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery will now be its permanent home, so people can admire it for years to come."
The funding partners who helped reach the full £54,000 asking price were The Art Fund (£27,000), MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund (£17,000), City of Birmingham Museums & Art Galleries Development Trust (£10,000) and Friends of Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery (£2,000).
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Mercedes may have endured a nightmare race in Spain, but Fernando Alonso believes they will be the team to beat in Monaco.
The Brackley squad enjoyed a dream qualifying session with their third pole position on the trot as Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton locked out the front row at the Circuit de Catalunya.
However, things went horribly wrong on race day as Rosberg slipped from pole to sixth while Hamilton finished down in 12th place and at one stage found himself battling a Williams for position.
Although the team are yet to get to the bottom of their race day woes, they are expected to do better at the Monaco Grand Prix as overtaking is notoriously difficult on the street circuit.
Spanish Grand Prix race winner Alonso has tipped them to do well in the Principality.
"They will arrive as favourites for Monaco," the Ferrari driver said. "They've been on pole position for the last three races, they were on pole last year with Michael's [Schumacher's] lap, so it would be a surprise if they weren't on pole position in Monaco.
"And as you said, it's more difficult to overtake in Monaco, so maybe they can keep good positions for longer. It's something we need to understand and we need to do a better job on Saturday, Felipe [Massa] and I, and Monaco is one of those places where we must do it."
Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen, who finished second in Barcelona, echoed Alonso's comments about Mercedes.
"As Fernando said, I think Mercedes will unfortunately be pretty quick there and after that it's difficult to overtake," the Finn said. "The only difference that they have made against most of us is in the last sector where it's tight so you can really expect, from what they did last year and what they did here, that they should be pretty fast there."
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Being of an age where voting is something I do partly in respect of the history of those who lost life and limb to protect our rights I'm currently in a quandary over this seemingly pointless referendum on the Voting system. I say pointless because we are given only two options The AV System or First Past the Post.
More thought into the choices needed to be put into the Referendum choices for it to be meaningful. For a start all the choices of voting system should have been listed including that dreadful Party List PR System used currently to send our Politicians to the shambles called the European Parliament (you know the gravy train where they can't even decide upon which building to base the Parliament in).
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Rare 17th C. Emerald & Diamond Ring
This high carat 17th century finger ring represents a form typical of the later decades of the 1600s with a central gem set in a rub over bezel. Note that the square base or mount is cusped along the perimeter. Initially used during the 14th century, it was again prevalent from the 16th through the 17th century.
Centered is a table cut emerald flanked on each side by a trio of table cut diamonds. This was one of the earliest cuts and predates the rose or any brilliant cut such as the old mine cut. The table cut gem has a flat top with four simple and narrow facets on the edges set into a deep well or mount.
Here the emerald is set within 20k yellow gold on an castellated silver open work under gallery and the diamonds in rub over bezels or "pillows" of silver. Much of the underside of the gallery is embellished with the original deep green enamel punctuated with tiny white enamel dots. The 20k yellow gold shank is a vision in detail and imagery with what appears to set a pair of clasped or intertwined hands (male and female) and arms swathed in period dress.
Date: Late 17th century.
Measurements: 3/8 of an inch (.9 cm) north to south on the finger at the widest and 1 1/2 inches across for the gem and diamond area (1.8 cm). Weight of 3.9 grams (2.5 dwt).
Ring Size: US 7 1/2 (UK P; Euro or Int. Circum. 55.3 mm, Japan 15; Int. Dia. 17.75 mm) and can be easily sized by our expert jewelers to fit most. We do not recommend sizing other than with our own jewelers due to its age. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Excellent for its over 300 years of existence; Slight wear to the facets and surface of the emerald visible with a loupe; one diamond chipped, general wear to the gold; enamel is about 45% present.
Origin: Possibly Spanish in origin.
Historical Notes: The technique of enameling has been one of the primary ornamental elements used for jewelry. At its peak artistically from the 15th through the 17th century, precious gems and diamonds were not only very costly, they were extremely scarce. Consequently the decorative enamel became "the jewel". The 18th century was fraught with the discovery of new diamond and gemstone mines. Although still steep in price, these gems became more available and integrated into the jewelry of the time. Enameling was on the wane as major ornamentation and became relegated to application on the reverse of jewels only to then methodically disappear almost entirely from use until the late years of the 1700s.
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The majority of psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health professionals "go along to get along" and maintain a status quo that includes drug company corruption, pseudoscientific research and a "standard of care" that is routinely damaging and occasionally kills young children. If that sounds hyperbolic, then you probably have not heard of Rebecca Riley, and how the highest levels of psychiatry described her treatment as "appropriate and within responsible professional standards."
When Rebecca Riley was 28 months old, based primarily on the complaints of her mother that she was "hyper" and had difficulty sleeping, psychiatrist Kayoko Kifuji, at the Tufts-New England Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts, diagnosed Rebecca with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Kifuji prescribed clonidine, a hypertensive drug with significant sedating properties, a drug Kifuji also prescribed to Rebecca's older sister and brother. The goal of the Riley parents—obvious to many in their community and later to juries—was to attain psychiatric diagnoses for their children that would qualify them for disability payments and to sedate their children making them easy to manage.
By the time Rebecca was three years old, again based mainly on parental complaints, Kifuji had given Rebecca an additional diagnosis of bipolar disorder and prescribed two additional heavily sedating drugs, the antipsychotic Seroquel and the anticonvulsant Depakote.
At the age of four, Rebecca was dead.
At the time of her death, Rebecca had a life-threatening amount of clonidine—enough to kill her—in her body, according to the former director of the Massachusetts toxicology lab and the medical director of a regional poison control center. The medical examiner who performed the autopsy concluded that Rebecca died from intoxication of clonidine, Depakote and two over-the-counter cold and cough medicines that led to heart failure, lungs filled with bloody fluid, coma, and then death. Rebecca's abusive parents went to prison for the over-drugging that led to their daughter's death.
Kifuji's fate? The psychiatric establishment rallied around Kifuji, enabling her to return to Tufts Medical Center practicing child psychiatry without any restrictions, penalties or supervision. After Rebecca's death, Tufts-New England Medical Center defended Kifuji. A Tufts spokesperson told "60 Minutes" in 2009, "The care we provided was appropriate and within responsible professional standards."
Apparently, psychiatric care that is considered appropriate and within responsible professional standards includes diagnoses of ADHD for a two-year-old and bipolar disorder for a three-year-old when the symptoms of those disorders are normal behaviors for those ages; prescribing three heavily sedating drugs that have not been approved by the FDA for child psychiatric treatment; ignoring the warnings from a school nurse about over-dosages for Rebecca; and making diagnoses based almost entirely on the reports of Rebecca's mother, who herself was diagnosed with mental illness and heavily medicated to the point of falling asleep in Kifuji's office.
Long before the Rebecca Riley tragedy hit the headlines, I was embarrassed by the mental health profession for seven major reasons:
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How did it become within responsible professional standards for a two-year-old to get an ADHD diagnosis, for a three-year-old to get a bipolar diagnosis, and for toddlers to be prescribed multiple heavily sedating drugs? The short answer is drug company corruption of the mental health profession.
Congressional hearings in 2008 revealed that psychiatry's "thought leaders" and major institutions are on the take from drug companies.
On June 8, 2008, the New York Times reported about psychiatrist Joseph Biederman: "A world-renowned Harvard child psychiatrist whose work has helped fuel an explosion in the use of powerful antipsychotic medicines in children earned at least $1.6 million in consulting fees from drug makers from 2000 to 2007."
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Charlotte, N.C. - "The Alan Major Show" will debut tonight for the 2012-13 season on ESPN 730, from 7-8 p.m. The hour-long call-in coach's show will air on Monday evenings until the end of the basketball season. Longtime "Voice of the 49ers" Matt Swierad and ESPN 730's Lanny Ford will co-host the show live from the remote location at Wild Wing Cafe, University area.
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Ryan Bennett's late goal sealed a 1-0 victory for Norwich City over Hull City on Saturday and eased the pressure on Canaries manager Chris Hughton.
The home side came into the match having scored just 10 goals in as many Barclays Premier League matches at Carrow Road, and a lack of clinical finishing looked as though it would let them down in a contest they largely dominated. Hughton's side fired 23 shots at the Hull goal, only three of which were on target, but Bennett grabbed the only one to matter as he leapt highest to head in a Robert Snodgrass corner in the 87th minute, moving Norwich five points above the relegation zone.
A disappointing outing for Hull was compounded by Tom Huddlestone's dismissal after they fell behind.
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Liam Rosenior prodded a good chance wide just three minutes later as Hull dominated the opening exchanges. The Canaries improved, though, Snodgrass blasting an effort wide, and Ricky van Wolfswinkel missing the target from four yards from a knockdown.
Steve Bruce was dealt a blow on 13 minutes as James Chester limped off with a hamstring injury, enabling Maynor Figueroa to come on for his 200th Barclays Premier League appearance in Chester's place. The substitution also prompted a change in Hull's formation from 3-5-2 to 4-4-2. The switch appeared to disrupt Hull's rhythm as Norwich became more threatening, with Van Wolfswinkel and Leroy Fer both denied by courageous interventions from the away defence on the half-hour.
Snodgrass brought a fine save from Scotland colleague Allan McGregor from 25 yards and the half ended with Curtis Davies thumping a header over from a corner.
Norwich started the second half in dominant fashion, the dangerous Van Wolfswinkel and Snodgrass seeing further efforts on goal blocked. Gary Hooper launched a 30-yard effort over McGregor's crossbar as the hosts appeared to grow frustrated with 20 minutes to go, but they were relieved in the closing stages as Bennett struck his first goal for the club, before Huddlestone was sent off for a second bookable offence.
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Norwich manager Chris Hughton: "We are talking about small margins and big wins. These three points become even bigger. You are then looking at the results of other sides, which is something you shouldn't do, really. The tighter it gets, the wins get bigger. These are big wins. We will enjoy it today as we have a big game coming up."
Hull City manager Steve Bruce: "It's a shame because I can't remember any saves from our 'keeper. A point away from home would have been brilliant for us. In the first hour, before Jelavic tired, he showed what a really good player he is. When we get him right he will be a big acquisition. He will score goals."
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Orijen Senior Dog is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages.
By nature, dogs of all breeds and sizes are evolved as carnivores — biologically adapted for a diet rich and varied in fresh meats, with smaller amounts of fruits, vegetables and grasses.
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Ingredients- Fresh boneless chicken*, chicken meal, fresh boneless salmon*, turkey meal, russet potato, herring meal, sweet potato, peas, pea fiber, fresh boneless turkey*, fresh whole eggs*, fresh chicken liver*, fresh boneless lake whitefish*, fresh boneless walleye*, sun-cured alfalfa, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), dried organic kelp, pumpkin, chicory root, carrots, spinach, turnip greens, apples, cranberries, blueberries, licorice root, angelica root, fenugreek, marigold flowers, sweet fennel, peppermint leaf, chamomile, dandelion, summer savory, rosemary, vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine, folic acid, biotin, vitamin B12, zinc proteinate, iron proteinate, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate, selenium yeast, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Enterococcus faeciumDelivered Fresh, preservative-free and never frozen.
Calorie Content and Distribution Metabolizable energy (ME) for Orijen Senior is 3400 kcal/kg or 395 kcal per 250ml cup (115g)
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude protein (min) 38.0%Crude fat (min) 15.0%Crude fiber (max) 5.0%Moisture (max) 10.0%Calcium (min) 1.4% Calcium (max) 1.6%Phosphorus (min) 1.2%Phosphorus (max) 1.4%*Omega-6 (min) 2.5%*Omega-3 (min) 1%*DHA (min) 0.6%*EPA (min) 0.3%*AA (min) 0.12%Carbohydrate (max) 25%Ash (max) 7.5%Taurine (min) 0.35%*Glucosamine (min) 1400 mg/kg*Chondroitin (min) 1200 mg/kg*Microorganisms (min) 120M cfu/kgpH 5.5*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles
Botanical InclusionsChicory root 700 mg/kgLicorice root 500 mg/kgAngelica root 350 mg/kgFenugreek 350 mg/kgMarigold flowers 350 mg/kgSweet fennel 350 mg/kgPeppermint leaf 300 mg/kgChamomile flowers 300 mg/kgDandelion root 150 mg/kgSummer savory 150 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 16 kIU/kgVitamin D3 1 kIU/kgVitamin E 400 IU/kgVitamin B1 0.9 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.5 mg/kgThiamine 50 mg/kgRiboflavin 45 mg/kgNiacin 450 mg/kgPan. Acid (B5) 50 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 38 mg/kgBiotin 1 mg/kgFolic Acid 5.2 mg/kgCholine 2700 mg/kgAscorbic Acid 55 mg/kgBeta Carotene 0.44 mg/kg
Amino AcidsTaurine 0.3%Lysine 2.45%Tryptophan 0.38%Threonine 1.5%Tyrosine 0.98%Methionine 0.8%Isoleucine 1.5%Leucine 2.9%Valine 1.85%Arginine 2.2%Phenylalanine 1.6%Histidine 0.8%Cystine 0.35%Glutamic Acid
MineralsSodium 0.4%Chloride 0.64%Potassium 0.77%Magnesium 0.1%Sulphur 0.4%Manganese 27 mg/kgCobalt 0.47 mg/kgSelenium 0.9 mg/kgIron 240 mg/kgZinc 200 mg/kgCopper 26 mg/kgIodine 1.8 mg/kg
Daily Ration and Feeding Guide
As each dog is different, feeding requirements vary with size, environment, age and activity. Monitor your dog's weight and adjust rations as needed. Feed twice daily and always keep fresh, clean water available.
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I use this food in conjunction with Addition brand dehydrated raw foods and Addiction kibble, along with CAS Options and BSST, senior enzymes and a joint table. My dog will be 15 years old this month, and had cancer 2 1/2 years ago. She had surgery, but I opted not to have chemo or radiation; however, she is still doing great! I really believe that the CAS Optons and BSST helped her fight any cancer cells remaining, plus the high quality food certainly helps, too.
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only dry dog food my dog will eat
By LooLoo
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This is the only dry dog food my dog will eat.She is a Chihuahua and about 1 lb. overweight. I contacted Champion Foods and they were very helpful and suggested the Senior formula to help her lose the extra weight. She is is doing very well on it. This formula is for Senior dogs as well as weight management.
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Our JRT was getting somewhat listless and really did like the different foods we tried to give her. She has been doing so well and has more energy plus woofs it down. We give with the dehydrated food in the am. We add the dehydrated sometimes at night. She has really done well - she is 10 years old.
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I am looking forward to using this highly rated product. I have had no luck getting excess weight off my Jack Russell. Either products have so much grain that they poop all the time, or they don't have quality ingredients to support their immune system. I think we hit the jack russell jackpot with this dog food. Thanks
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great food
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feed twice a day dog loves taste
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Holistic vet approved
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from Oregon
I checked with my holistic vet on the info regarding this product. I wanted to know if he concurred with the statements regarding senior dogs and continuing to give high quality protein, rather than restricting it. I was always under the impression that a high protein diet is hard on the liver and kidneys and as dogs age, this becomes more of a concern. Apparently this is true, but if your dogs have no kidney or liver problems, then the statement regarding maintaining high quality protein and less carbohydrates are true. My vet gave me the green light on this product, and my dogs love it. It also looks more appealing. I have tried the Core Wellness Grain Free, low fat, but it's not a glossy kibble like the Orijen, it's dry and whilst I understand that it's reduced fat so they tend to be dry, I think this Orijen product addresses the weight issues, without loss of taste.
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To be honest I cannot see your "path". I cannot see your strategy.
- have mostly mastery focused enchants (even strength/mastery head enchant instead of stam/dodge)
- have one stamina focused enchat (chest, you also can use stats to increase dodge/parry via strength/agility beside of some stamina)
- reforge away from mastery towards dodge, parry and even hit
- use some pure stamina gems
- others that favor parry
I just don't know what you want to archieve doing so.
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1. Decide what you want to do with threat stats like hit and expertise. Do you need them? Then don't reforge them. Can you live without then? Then just reforge them to something much more usefull. Like survival stats. You should probably be fine without them. You are nowhere near the caps so you should be fine with less of them.
2. Decide what are your most important stats and do anything to push those, not just randomly everything that may be good for tanking. For example: You should have enough stamina for the content you are doing. When you get appropriate gear upgrades you should have enough health for heroic 5mans and normal raids.
Most tanks focus on mastery. Healers love it. Especially at your gearing level. And for warriors it's really important to get to a special point with your mastery. That's 72.4% combined parry+dodge+mastery. This value is quite important to reach. If you are there, you can use Shield Block which gives you another 25% block chance and since bosses have a miss chance of 5% they will not be able to hit you with a full hit anymore while Shield Block is up. That's like 30% higher armor. It's the best thing any tank can get with mastery at the moment. So don't just pass on it.
But even after that, mastery stays to be good or even our best stat. It just scales best. And it's best for your healers, too. Because they can use cheaper heals to heal you up, if you just get some dmg instead of full dmg. They can spam those cheap heals until ever. But they have problems to use the bigger and faster more expensive heals.
So which gear should you try to get?
1. items with mastery + dodge/parry
2. items with dodge + parry or items with mastery + hit/expertise
3. items with dodge/parry + hit/expertise
4. other items
5. items with resilience
How should you reforge those items?
1. If the item has no mastery, reforge for mastery.
a) if the item has one out of crit/haste/hit/expertise reforge the biggest one of them to mastery
b) if the item has dodge + parry reforge the higher one to mastery
2. If the item has already mastery, reforge to increase and balance your dodge and parry
a) if the item has crit/haste/hit/expertise reforge it to the one which you have less of (look at your ratings when buffed, not at your percentage)
b) if the item has dodge or parry reforge it to the other one if you have a big difference between them
Dode and parry should not be far away of each other as long as you have not reached the 72.4%. Because you get the most out of them when the ratings are close together. (Both get diminishing returns, so that if you have less rating 100 additional ratings will give you more % than if you already have a high amount.) However, if you are over the 72.4% start to let parry get a little bit (1-4%) higher than dodge. That's because of Hold the Line.
How should you gem your gear?
There are 4 possible options:
1. All mastery (and everything you need to get the meta working)
2. Mastery focused (blue: mastery/stam, yellow: mastery, red: mastery/parry)
3. Stamina focussed (blue: stam, yellow: stam/mastery, red:stam/parry)
4. All stamina (and everything you need to get the meta working)
At your current gear level I would recommend to get socket bonuses to just get a little bit more ratings. You probably don't need much additional stamina, if you are doing appropriate content. So focus more on mastery.
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It is obvious those with self intent or those that can't see the effects of their behavior more than likely will cause more damage (because they don't care) therefore this is probably a Huge cause of the collapse of our political system, and why the huge inequality of wealth we are now seeing.
I once said that Pelnstine and Israel will always be at war (Because when you look at both sides, it is only about them and what they believe).. Life is never only about you.
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Why not pick someone more up to date. Some form of government style working better? You for example could pick Australia for justice. South Korea for lower education, Taiwan for healthcare, Finland FNP to Dept, Germany Labor Laws, Germany cash reserves, Netherlands higher education.. etc..etc... You can apply what is working best and twist it to your needs to make it work for ya... for example you can use Belgium with equal party representation x 7. Then you wouldn't have just two choices... The past is important, but the future is what it's all about!
Windy Ridge, I remember years ago we had a great commissioner named Bunn (don't remember his first name). On the day before the election the NewsRegister ran a front page headline and story written by a reporter whose name I forget, that in my opinion smeared Bunn and delivered the election to none other than Mary Stern.
To my knowledge, Stern is the only liberal democrat that has been elected to any office in Yamhill county in a long, long time.
It may be paranoia on my part, but ever since then I have looked at the NR with a jaundiced eye when it gets close to election time. It always feels like they are trying to hand the election to another liberal.
I learned a long time ago we built our nation on things created from other countries but mostly U.K, Italy, and France) and applied them to us. so.. once that became all and good, other countries took idea's from us and built it into their systems.. NOW in my opinion it is our turn once again to take from them and develop it into our system to only make it better.
I believe government to play a vital role to our survival, the question is will they? A lot of programs were designed because of problems that occurred at certain stages in our country. Some we need to expand on, some we need to get rid of and some are just fine the way they are.
Your memory is playing tricks on you. You can refresh it by visiting our free online archives. You will find the story in question at: http://www.newsregister.com/archive?articleArchiveId=a156480
The story ran on Oct. 19, not the day before the election. It ran because Commissioner Tom Bunn, of the same family that produced fellow political figures Stan and Jim Bunn, engaged in what many considered an unfair and deceptive attempt to smear Mary Stern. Even staunch Republican Larry Bohnsack, who had run for the Legislature as a Republican himself, sounded a strong protest.
If you read our story, I think you will find it eminently fair and even-handed. Bunn chose not to respond, but did respond in a followup story you will also find in the archives.
What backfired on Bunn, and very badly so, was the action he took. It caused a huge backlash. As a result, he lost by a landslide. It wasn't even close.
We had to do a story. It was the talk of the town. And we would have done that same story if Mary had tried the same against Tom, believe me. No question.
To blame our story is to utterly re-invent history. I was intimately involved in these developments and remember them well. Tom cooked his own goose, just as Stan and Jim did. All three stumbled at some point in office, costing them vital public standing.
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