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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #350 on:
November 05, 2014, 11:45:26 PM »
Reality check for the Clintons. Bill Clinton put it all on the line for Alison Lundegren Grimes. ANd Grimes called herself a "Bill Clinton Democrat".
Grimes spent $20 million and lost by 16 points.
For Hillary, she put it all on the line for who? Kay Hagan of North Carolina. The more Hillary went there, the more we knew Hagan's lead would evaporate.
Hagan and backers spent $48 million and lost by 2 points.
Hillary Clinton politician and grandmom plays to Kay Hagans base in North Carolina
Hillary Clinton, Kay Hagan make appeal to women during Charlotte rally
The Clinton magic never did transfer over to anyone but Bill Clinton.
Another election observation is that 28 of the 60 Senators who voted for Obamacare are now out.
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This astute analyst realized Hillary won the 2014 election
Reply #351 on:
November 06, 2014, 08:10:49 AM »
Twisting, contorting, illogical "logic", stretching the truth, word games (what is is?) should make this guy a great candidate for a job with the Clintons:
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George Will, Re-thinking Hillary 2016
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November 09, 2014, 01:52:44 AM »
It's nice when George Will expresses my view for me since he gets paid for it and I don't.
Hillary will be the next President if people want an Obama third term, a nearly unimaginable scenario.
Rethinking Hillary 2016
Her candidacy makes sense only if voters will be in the mood for a third Obama term.
By George Will
Now that two of the last three Democratic presidencies have been emphatically judged to have been failures, the worlds oldest political party the primary architect of this nations administrative state has some thinking to do. The accumulating evidence that the Democratic party is an exhausted volcano includes its fixation with stale ideas, such as the supreme importance of a 23rd increase in the minimum wage. Can this party be so blinkered by the modest success of its third most recent presidency, Bill Clintons, that it will sleepwalk into the next election behind Hillary Clinton?
In 2016, she will have won just two elections in her 69 years, the last one ten years previously. Ronald Reagan went ten years from his second election to his presidential victory at age 69, but do Democrats want to wager their most precious possession, the presidential nomination, on the proposition that Clinton has political talents akin to Reagans?
In October, Clinton was campaigning, with characteristic futility, for Martha Coakley, the losing candidate for Massachusetts governor, when she said: Dont let anybody tell you that its corporations and businesses that create jobs. Watch her on YouTube. When saying this, she glances down, not at a text but at notes, and proceeds with the hesitancy of someone gathering her thoughts. She is not reading a speechwriters blunder. When she said those 13 words she actually was thinking.
You may be wondering, to use eight other Clinton words that will reverberate for a long time: What difference at this point does it make? This difference: Although she says her 13 words short-handed her thinking, what weird thinking can they be shorthand for?
Yuval Levin, whose sharp thinking was honed at the University of Chicagos Committee on Social Thought, is editor of the National Affairs quarterly and author of two books on science and public policy and, most recently, of The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of Right and Left. He is one of conservatisms most sophisticated and measured explicators, so his biting assessment of Clinton is especially notable:
She is smart, tough and savvy and has a capacity to learn from failure and adjust. But . . . people are bored of her and feel like she has been talking at them forever. . . . She is a dull, grating, inauthentic, over-eager, insipid elitist with ideological blinders yet no particular vision and is likely to be reduced to running on a dubious promise of experience and competence while faking idealism and hope a very common type of presidential contender in both parties, but one that almost always loses.
Her husband promised a bridge to the 21st century. She promises a bridge back to the 1990s. Or perhaps to 1988 and the competence candidacy of Michael Dukakis, which at least did not radiate, as hers will, a cloying aura of entitlement.
The energy in her party in its nominating electorate is well to her left, as will be the center of political gravity in the smaller and more liberal Democratic Senate caucus that will gather in January. There is, however, evidence that the Left is too untethered from reality to engage in effective politics. For example:
Billionaire Tom Steyers environmental angst is implausibly focused on the supposed planetary menace of the Keystone XL pipeline. His NextGen Climate super PAC disbursed more than $60 million to candidates who shared or pretended to in order to get his money his obsession. The result? The gavel of the Environment and Public Works Committee is coming into the hands of Oklahomas Jim Inhofe, the Senates most implacable skeptic about large-scale and predictable climate change driven by human behavior.
Is Clinton the person to maintain her partys hold on young voters? Democrats, in their misplaced confidence in their voter-mobilization magic, targeted what have been called basement grads. These are some of the one-third of millennials (ages 1831) who, because of the economys sluggishness in the sixth year of recovery, are living with their parents. Why did Democrats think they would be helped by luring anxious and disappointed young people out of basements and into voting booths?
The last time voters awarded a party a third consecutive presidential term was 1988, when George Herbert Walker Bushs candidacy could be construed as promising something like a third Reagan term. A Clinton candidacy make sense if, but only if, in 24 months voters will be thinking: Lets have a third Obama term.
George Will is a Pulitzer Prizewinning syndicated columnist. © 2014 The Washington Post
Last Edit: November 09, 2014, 07:02:02 AM by DougMacG
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #353 on:
November 09, 2014, 08:06:12 AM »
"A Clinton candidacy make sense if, but only if, in 24 months voters will be thinking: Lets have a third Obama term."
Having served as SoS may have not been a smart move in retrospect for her. While it was supposed to give her the additional line on her resume that gives her more of a "dubious promise of experience and competence" it will closely tie her to Obama. This may have been a strategic political gamble that now looks like a huge blunder.
Suppose she sat out the last 6 and next 2 years. She could have been the ambassador for the Clinton Foundation instead (also dubious as to it's real intent) and she would have been able to avoid being tied to Obama.
Will sometimes has some great writings. I used to agree with him maybe 80% of the time but now I think somewhat less. I like this article too but I am a bit confused by it and not entirely clear what he means
I am not sure what he says about Hillary's liberalism on the political spectrum meter. Is he saying she is not as liberal as Obama and the far left
base of the party? I think she certainly is but she knows that is a political loser so she like Bill feint to a more "moderate" position more to towards the center.
If she is not liberal enough (again I think she is) than why would she be an Obama 3rd term? Not that I disagree with him but just there is a bit of inconsistency in what he is saying.
In any case she is already desperately trying to separate herself from the one on foreign policy. So far I don't think she has even tried on domestic policy.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #354 on:
November 09, 2014, 12:04:19 PM »
The SoS gig will be used to present her as "presidential". She has plenty of establishment heavyweights sucking up to her on this point already and her agents are busy planting/spreading the word about how she disagreed with the decision not to leave troops in Iraq.
IMHO, a good and sound strategy for us is to paint her with Libya and the lead from behind overthrow of Kaddaffy that has led to a black hold of AQ anarchy. Baraq jetted off to Brazil and Hillary, aided and abetted by Samantha Powers and Susan Rice put the whole thing together.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #355 on:
November 09, 2014, 10:48:49 PM »
Excellent points on the specifics which can be used to prove the more general point, but it is the general point that is crucial. Her candidacy will be perceived as the third term of Obama, and that just got poll tested and failed miserably.
She ran in 2008 with the exact same positions as Obama on the exact same issues. There wasn't a micron of distance between them. She wanted the same healthcare plan and supported his. She supported all the Fannie Mae, CRAp of government particpation and interference in housing finance and everything else. She ran in support of the tax rate increases that triggered the collapse. She and Obama were both the co- de facto Senate and Congressional Leaders of the country from the peak to the meltdown, down it went, and she favored everything that went wrong. She ran the commercials against Obama that questioned who was ready for the 3 am phone call. She got that call at 5 pm - and did NOTHING. She never even explained or apologized. What difference does it make. She has her fingerprints and DNA all over his failed foreign policy, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Russia, China, North Korea, ISIS and the setup for whatever goes wrong next. To the extent that she wasn't in charge of negotiating things like the non-existent Status of Forces Agreement or anything else, it was because he never did trust her and instead relied on 24 special envoys who reported to the White House, to Pres. Obama or Valerie Jarrett maybe, but not to Hillary Clinton. http://dogbrothers.com/phpBB2/index.php?topic=1534.msg83023#msg83023
As ccp suggests, she is trial ballooning a little distance between herself and Obama and it is not going well. She must choose between two opposites and both are career ending. She is his third term, or she can run against the policies she supported and the incompetencies she was part of. She supported nearly all of it so running against is phony, won't convince anyone, AND it will piss off the Obama machine that just won the last two Presidential elections. They own the big voter ID, data mining, and get-out the-vote operations that are tied to the inner cities and expanding social spending roles of identified, government-dependent persons. You don't piss off the (other) powers that be and then expect them to go all out for you. It doesn't work that way.
As George Will suggests, she was elected twice in 69 years, none in the last 10, and all in a totally, uncontested, 'blue' state. The first time was with all the sympathies and popularity of being the First Lady and humiliated spouse, and the other was as an unchallenged incumbent in totally Democratic environment. When she was tested, she failed.
She doesn't own the 98% black vote that Obama got. They don't own the Hispanic vote anymore, it is slipping away at the margins. At 69 and running on a return to the 90s, she doesn't own the young vote that already turned on them. With gay marriage a fact, gays who happen to be enterprising and seek liberty are free to start voting pocketbook and economic issues. She doesn't have a positive economic record. She voted against the policies that succeeded earlier in her time in the Senate. She tried foreign policy and failed badly.
A resume is a list of capabilities and accomplishments, not a list of past work addresses.
Electing her as a presidential and national failure is not an advancement for women. They are losing married women (and all men) by double digits.
She can't count on paybacks from Alison Grimes, or Mark Pryor, Kay Hagan, Begich, Michelle Nunn or Sen. Udall, Gov. Crist ... or Pres. Obama, Axelrod or Joe Biden.
There are SO many fundamentals running against her right now. If the Clintons are so smart and shrewd, then they know all of this.
On the other hand, with as little as a friendly softball press conference bombshell, she can walk away from this and never face an unpleasant reporter or question, ever again. I know everyone else says she's in, including herself talking to herself, but the other choice has got to look tempting.
Don't get me wrong. Our side might be better off with her in and running against a known, failed candidate instead of seeing one more newcomer step forward and re-package the same old big government BS as if it is new and exciting again.
Last Edit: November 10, 2014, 01:48:04 AM by DougMacG
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Willie Brown: Hillary Clinton is going to lose
Reply #356 on:
November 10, 2014, 12:13:23 AM »
No intent to obsess on her, just saying that I am not the only one saying this...
"Hillary Rodham Clinton must be wondering whether she really wants to run for president. Unless there are some serious readjustments to the Democratic operation, she is going to lose." - Willie Brown, SF Chronicle, 11/7/2014.
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Re: Willie Brown: Hillary Clinton is going to lose
Reply #357 on:
November 10, 2014, 12:48:42 AM »
Quote from: DougMacG on November 10, 2014, 12:13:23 AM
No intent to obsess on her, just saying that I am not the only one saying this...
"Hillary Rodham Clinton must be wondering whether she really wants to run for president. Unless there are some serious readjustments to the Democratic operation, she is going to lose." - Willie Brown, SF Chronicle, 11/7/2014.
Doug's prediction looks better every day.
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As Doug was saying...
Reply #358 on:
November 10, 2014, 07:15:30 AM »
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Hillary on Obama's Executive Order
Reply #359 on:
November 24, 2014, 10:07:45 AM »
"I was hopeful that the bipartisan bill passed by the Senate in 2013 would spur the House of Representatives to act, but they refused even to advance an alternative. Their abdication of responsibility paved the way for this executive action, which follows established precedent from presidents of both parties going back many decades."
- Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Not exactly putting a lot of distance between herself and the failed President.
Friends and supporters of Hillary say she will make and announce her decision in mid January. If she is out, people will need to know. If she is in, that is too early. As a candidate people might expect her to have a view on the issues. The one above she come to regret. On Keystone XL pipeline? 6 years of study and still no opinion. Can a candidate for President really not have a position on something that very simply needs just a yes or a no?
Everything she is doing now looks like she is preparing to run. And every piece of news and feedback that comes back to her says don't do it.
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Hillary gave video talking point before the White House gave them to Susan Rice
Reply #360 on:
December 11, 2014, 10:49:35 AM »
Sec Clinton: I want to say a few words about the events unfolding in the world today. We are closely watching what is happening in Yemen and elsewhere, and we certainly hope and expect that there will be steps taken to avoid violence and prevent the
escalation of protests into violence
. I also want to take a moment to address the
video circulating on the Internet that has led to these protests
in a number of countries."
WSJ reported on her remarks at 11:34 am ET, Sep 13, 2012,
Saturday morning
The barrage of Susan Rice appearances occurred Sunday, Sept 14, 2012. Those talking points were given to Rice on
Saturday afternoon
, Sept 13, 2014. Rice was asked late in the day Friday to be the White House mouthpiece.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #361 on:
December 11, 2014, 02:05:17 PM »
Ummm , , , wouldn't this be legit with regard to events in countries other than Libya?
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #362 on:
December 11, 2014, 07:50:26 PM »
Quote from: Crafty_Dog on December 11, 2014, 02:05:17 PM
Ummm , , , wouldn't this be legit with regard to events in countries other than Libya?
Interesting point. Are you saying that makes it legit, or that it gives her cover?
The topic of the day, on that day, IMHO was Benghazi.
Pres Obama made an address with HRC at his side on Sept 12.
No mention of a video. No mention of Yemen. etc.
By Sat. am with HRC speaking, we were back to the video.
Sunday, I watched Susan Rice to find out what happened in Benghazi, not various other protests. Same with the questioners on the various shows.
Here is wikipedia on the "video" protests:
It was a big deal across many nations, however... In Cairo, the leader/organizer didn't know the name of the video. Egypt's prime minister Hesham Kandil said "a number" of protesters later confessed to getting paid to participate. None had seen the video; organizers were trying to show protesters the trailer. Yemen was a copycat and most of the others followed that.. Benghazi was an organized terror attack. My point is that this video did NOT cause these protests. The video trailer was a pretense to protest.
Back to Hillary. My point is that she and/or her people likely wrote the 'blame the video' script. But let's take it the other way around; take her at her word. The video IS to blame. This is the prequel to empathy for the terrorists. It is something WE are doing that makes them want to kill us. In the Sept 13 remarks and when she met the deceased families, she vowed to get the video maker, not the terrorists. That view is not a political winner. Take down free speech; leave terrorists in place. Seems to me these views or her sloppy expressions leave her politically culpable.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #363 on:
December 11, 2014, 08:12:29 PM »
I'm saying that your quote of her is in reference to Yemen and other countries.
SOMEONE got the idea that this meme could be blended into the Benghazi cover up, but this quote, as best as I can tell, proves nothing with regard to whom that may have been.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #364 on:
December 12, 2014, 09:43:29 AM »
Quote from: Crafty_Dog on December 11, 2014, 08:12:29 PM
I'm saying that your quote of her is in reference to Yemen and other countries.
SOMEONE got the idea that this meme could be blended into the Benghazi cover up, but this quote, as best as I can tell, proves nothing with regard to whom that may have been.
Fair enough. Same thing here, HRC speaking at the Benghazi killings memorial:
...video of the memorial service
Clinton comments occur from 16:25-17:45:
This has been a difficult week for the State Department and for our country. Weve seen the heavy assault on our post in Benghazi that took the lives of those brave men. Weve seen rage and violence directed at American embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing do to with."
Crafty, her separation of these events is technically valid, but her effort to merge them is pathological IMHO. It took me multiple readings of this to see that separation as she stood over the caskets from Benghazi.
She reportedly told the victims families, we will get the people responsible for this video. No separation there.
If this isn't smoking gun material, it is at least a peak into a character flaw you wouldn't want (again) in a President. Unlike Susan Rice, she can't say they gave me the talking points.
Last Edit: December 12, 2014, 09:58:58 AM by DougMacG
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #365 on:
December 12, 2014, 11:41:30 AM »
"Crafty, her separation of these events is technically valid"
How , , , Clintonesque of her
"but her effort to merge them is pathological IMHO."
I would say it is amorally purposeful.
"It took me multiple readings of this to see that separation as she stood over the caskets from Benghazi."
Precisely her intention I suspect.
"She reportedly told the victims families, we will get the people responsible for this video. No separation there."
EXACLTY SO!!! I have hammered this point for quite some time now.
"If this isn't smoking gun material,"
It is.
"it is at least a peak into a character flaw you wouldn't want (again) in a President."
EXACTLY SO. For me, this is the ideal point o the spear to use on her with regard to Benghazi.
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Bill Clinton has his own Bill Cosby problem
Reply #366 on:
December 17, 2014, 10:41:28 AM »
I wonder if the Clinon's want the Bill Cosby story to continue to rise throughout the campaign? The Statute of Limitations does not prevent one's public image from being destroyed. If they go through with this, it's hard to say which Clinton scandal or weakness will finally catch up with them.
Why Hillary Is Not Inevitable: Bills Sordid Past
The new public scrutiny of Bill Cosby is problematic for Bill Clinton. I am not talking about consensual sex but, in some cases accusations of sexual assault, torn clothing, and at least three victims who say he bit their lips as a disarming move and to get them to remain silent. In short, Bill Clinton has a Bill Cosby problem.
Eileen Wellstone, a 19-year-old English woman, said Clinton sexually assaulted her after she met him at a pub near the Oxford where Clinton was a student in 1969. In fact, Clinton was expelled from Oxford and earned no degree there.
Juanita Broaddrick, a volunteer in Clintons gubernatorial campaign, said he raped her in 1978. Mrs. Broaddrick suffered a bruised and torn lip, which she said she suffered when Clinton bit her during the rape. Broaddrick gave a stunning interview to NBCs Lisa Myers about the assault.
Carolyn Moffet, a legal secretary in Little Rock in 1979, said she met Gov. Clinton at a political fundraiser and was invited to his hotel room. When I went in, he was sitting on a couch, wearing only an undershirt. He pointed at his penis and told me to suck it. I told him I didnt even do that for my boyfriend and he got mad, grabbed my head and shoved it into his lap. I pulled away from him and ran out of the room, she said.
Elizabeth Ward Gracen, the Miss Arkansas who won the Miss America crown in 1982, told friends she was forced by Clinton to have sex with him shortly after she won her state title. Gracen later told an interviewer that sex with Clinton was consensual. Her roommate Judy Stokes has said the ex-Miss Arkansas told her she was raped after the incident.
Paula Corbin Jones, an Arkansas state worker, filed a sexual harassment case against Clinton after an encounter in a Little Rock hotel room where the then-governor exposed himself and demanded oral sex. Clinton settled the case with Jones with an $850,000 payment.
Sandra Allen James, a former Washington, D.C., political fundraiser, said Clinton invited her to his hotel room during a political trip to the nations capital in 1991, pinned her against the wall and stuck his hand up her dress. She fled.
Oddly, the rationale for the Hillary Clinton campaign is empowerment of women. People's tolerance of all this, especially Hillary's, is abominable.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #367 on:
December 17, 2014, 03:29:20 PM »
If you have a D next to your name, it isn't really rape.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
Reply #368 on:
December 19, 2014, 04:34:02 AM »
I can't blame Bill for straying, after all, look at Hillary (and Huma Abedin). As the joke goes, Bill and Hillary met when they were dating the same girl in law school.
That said, the examples listed are far from complete; missing are some of the most sordid:
a) Paula Jones, a state employee brought to Governor Clinton's presence by a state trooper;
b) I forget her name (Juanita Broderick or something like that) but she was a big fundraiser and her husband worked for Bill. Something had happened and she was afraid for her husband's job and she came to the White House to plead for it. Working from memory, she has formally stated that Clinton pushed her up against the wall and forcefully groped her. Turns out that while she was there, her husband was commiting suicide.
c) there's plenty more.
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Re: The Hillbillary Clintons long, sordid, and often criminal history
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December 19, 2014, 10:05:11 AM »
"I forget her name... but she was a big fundraiser and her husband worked for Bill. Something had happened and she was afraid for her husband's job and she came to the White House to plead for it. Working from memory, she has formally stated that Clinton pushed her up against the wall and forcefully groped her. Turns out that while she was there, her husband was commiting suicide."
Kathleen Willey was a White House volunteer aide who, on March 15, 1998, alleged on the TV news program 60 Minutes that Bill Clinton had sexually assaulted her on November 29, 1993, during his first term as President. Willey's second husband, Edward E. Willey Jr., committed suicide on November 29, 1993 the day she claimed Clinton's sexual misconduct took place. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen_Willey
Who knows the veracity of that story or any one encounter. The point with the analogy to Bill Cosby is that there is too many unrelated incidents in a pattern to just shrug it off. The point with Hillary Clinton is that she knew or she should have known. Juanita Broaddrick alleged very strongly that Hillary knew. http://www.apfn.org/apfn/Juanita.htm
NBC News held the Lisa Myers Juanita Broaddrick interview for 35 days, played it opposite the Grammys - after the Senate had acquitted Clinton in his impeachment trial. http://observer.com/1999/04/nbcs-vetting-of-juanita-broaddrick-clintons-accuser-discusses-agonizing-weeks-as-nbc-dragged-it-out/
There was Whitewater, the FBI files scandal, travelgate, and the hurried removal of documents from Vince Foster's office. There was the failure of her healthcare task force and of all their own policies before adopting the success of the Gingrich initiatives. But none of it matters.
Last Edit: December 19, 2014, 07:53:23 PM by DougMacG
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Hillary straddles futures, , , commodity futures that is.
Reply #370 on:
December 19, 2014, 06:59:29 PM »
Thanks for finding the info on Kathleen Wiley.
Also, amongst our long and still very incomplete list is the $97,000 made from $3,000 in commodities futures matter. There was a very long and very serious piece on the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal written by the man who was the IRS's attorney for tax fraud in commodities futures at the time. I WOULD TRULY LOVE TO GET MY HAND'S ON THIS PIECE. IT IS VERY POWERFUL.
Working from memory, the gist of it was this:
It occurred while Hillary's husband was running for governor of Arkansas. This was the late 70s and the top tax rate was 70%. In this environment it made sense to play lots of games to minimize taxes. One of them was called a "straddle" which meant that the high income earner bought both buy and sell futures. Why? Wouldn't the gain on one offset the loss on the other? Yes, BUT the losing trade would be taken in December (offsetting income tax to be paid by the following April 15, whereas the gain would be taken in January, with the tax thereon not to be paid by the April 15th of the following year. In other words the 70% that was to be paid in taxes was availble from making money for 15 months.
This is the sort of nonsense to which the Regan tax rate cuts effectively put an end.
In Hillary's case in went like this:
She purchased her initial contracts (i.e.made her initial bets) in chicken feed grain without actually meeting SEC requirements for this high risk sort of investment at a brokerage firm that also represented Tyson Foods, the largest employer in the state of Arkansas. Her bets were in very short term trades (30 days or less). Coincidentally, the reporting requirements for this sort of trade were essentially non-existant and the federal commission in charge of this sort of things was notorious for usually being asleep at the switch anyway. However, in a rare moment of being awake, the commission had charged the brokerage firm in question with allocating winning and losing contracts at the end of the day. In the course of a few months Hillary, an attorney (focused at servicing banks IIRC) had miraculously profited in trading short term chicken feed contracts (an area of obvious expertise for Tyson Foods) over 3,000% (double check my math here!). Her miraculous run came to an end shortly before Bill was elected governor.
Translating this into ordinary English:
Tyson Foods, the largest employer in the State of Arkansas, funnelled $97,000 (laundered too!) into the pocket of the wife of the next governor via winning and losing trades that were allocated at the end of the day by a small brokerage firm that was not likely to turn down this request from its largest client.
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Chief Rabbi Metzger announces plan to import special goose liver which tastes just like forbidden meat
By: Meir Turgeman
Israel's Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Yona Metzger on Tuesday announced the discovery of a special goose species, which tastes exactly like pork.
"We are looking into the possibility of industrial imports of goose," the rabbi said during a culinary conference at the Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot, tantalizing the taste buds of every kashrut observer in Israel.
The move presents a real culinary and halachic revolution, as it offers a solution allowing religious and traditional Jews to discover the taste of pork, which is forbidden according to Jewish dietary laws.
It turns out that farmers in Spain recently decided to breed geese in non-industrialized pasture lands. As opposed to the modern methods, they didn't fatten the geese, but gave them natural food.
When the farmers tasted the first chunk of goose liver, they were amazed. "It tastes like pork," they cried out.
They decided to share the sensational discovery with the chosen people, and sent a halachic query to Chief Rabbi Metzger. The latter demanded a second opinion, and asked that the goose liver be sent to three non-Jewish professional chefs in Europe, who are very familiar with the taste of Pork. The three chefs confirmed the discovery of a "rare culinary duplicate".
Rabbi Metzger struggled with the problem and finally gave his answer: The meat is completely kosher. His ruling was based on a citation from the Talmud, which states that for every prohibition God imposed on the people of Israel – he created a kosher substitute with the exact same taste.
So how close are we to a pork-flavored Shabbat meal? Metzger tried to lower expectations on Tuesday, saying that the geese were still young and that the import of the mean is still being examined.
"We plan to approve the move and help it happen," the rabbi told Yedioth Ahronoth. "It could serve as an original Jewish solution for consumers of non-kosher meat, who will be receiving a proper substitute. As for religious Jews, I believe they will be disgusted at first, but will eventually get used to it."
Rabbi Metzger made the remarks in a conference presenting future hospital food. The conference was also attended by Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman and the winner of the first season of "Master Chef", Ina Kravasky.
This article is republished with permission from Ynet.
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I had never used the iPlayer before yesterday, but when I did I encountered a problem I have not seen addressed anywhere. When I try to play programs from the "In Our Time" archive from earlier this year, they do so without trouble, but all the ones from before 2010 fail. The player opens, and the information about the program appears in the window, but it is replaced by a message saying "This content doesn't seem to be working. Please try again later." I have now tried this with many of the older programs, all with the same result in both regular and low-bandwidth, on two different computers (both Windows) over two days. What am I missing, or doing wrong?
The older programmes are available only if you have Real Player on your computer. If you don't have it you'll get error messages.
The newer ones use Flash to play, and you definitely will have that!
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Thank you for your reply, but I want to make certain I understand: some of the programs in the list say they are available as Real Player files (.ram); others do not, including all the ones I referred to -- the "Play" button is different. Do you mean that even the ones which do not specifically say they are for RP are in fact in that format? I appreciate your help.
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I've just tried some random 2009 programmes and they seem to be playing fine. Please can you post links to some examples that aren't working for you?
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Thanks for your response. Here are a few of the most recent ones, all from "In Our Time":
The Samurai
The Silk Road
In each case, when I click the "Listen Now" button on the site, the iPlayer opens and first shows the information about the program, then puts up a message saying "This content doesn't seem to be working. Try again later." I have tried on 3 different computers (unconnected to each other, or to the same network) over several days, with the same result. The same thing happens with all the older programs with the ordinary "Listen Now" button. (As distinct from the ones which are marked as "Available in Real Media".) I very much appreciate your help.
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All 3 links seem to be playing fine on my computer. Are you in the UK or abroad?
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@ cathcurtis
:( Something seems to have gone wrong.
I tried the links, you give, they do not work for me either, I get a not available message from the iPlayer FlashPlayer. (error message"Title: GenericKind:FMSConnectionError.FMS_CONNECTION_API
Description: CDN Failover, final connection failed
Code: 3" )
It may be worth reporting the problem with the contact form. (iplayerhelp.external... It could be that the BBC is trying to get the older programs playable with iPlayer as FlashPlayer streams and has not yet finished transcoding programmes.
Podcast options also seem problematic.
I did not appear to get the option of using downloadable podcasts for the programmes either, a link for >400 previous programmes did not work properly. The current IOT podcast page www.bbc.co.uk/podcas... NOT currently displaying directly the previous podcasts
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Ok it seems that the reason it's working for me is because I'm using the normal bandwidth version. The low bandwidth version returns the content not available message.
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Well spotted Mat.
I had changed to lower bandwidth to check something and did not switch back, it does work for me in normal UK bandwidth.
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I note problems also reported on a Blog: www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/...
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are you overseas for BBC purposes, ie outside UK or using a none UK connection.
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Thanks for all your replies. I am in the USA, and have tried the programs in question using both regular and low bandwidth, all with the same result, I haven't mentioned it before, but the programs available as RealMedia play in RP without any problem: it is only the other ones from before January of this year which are failing.
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Hi cathcurtis,
So to confirm these programmes do not work for you overseas in either the low or regular version? What is the message you see? Do all programmes from January work for you?
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Hey John,
Thanks for posting to the IOT blog and bringing my attention to this thread. I am overseas (US) based. Like cathcurtis I am unable to play IOT iPlayer links if the IOT episode aired earlier than the one on Mary Wollstonecroft (i.e. anything that aired on or before 24th December 2009 if the link provided is iPlayer rather than RealAudio). I have tried this from 32 bit Windows XP, Windows 2000, and 64 bit Vista, all three had realplayer and flash installed.
I have been able to find realplayer/realaudio streams for most of these, the streams have urls of the form:
From 15th October 1998 until 2nd October 2008:
From 9th October 2008 until 20th November 2008:
From 27th November onwards:
where <yyyymmdd> is replaced with the date the episode in question was originally aired I was not able to find streams for the episodes on The Royal Society as well as the others noted in my post to the IOT blog (www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/....
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Hey Jonathan,
I am also in the US and can confirm that it does not matter whether lower bandwidth or normal version is selected, the same message appears:
"In Our Time: <episode title> is unavailable at this time."
where <episode title> is the title of the episode I am trying to play.
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Jonathan and Bobby,
Thank you both for your replies. Yes, to confirm: the iPlayer programs from January 2010 forward play without problem; the older ones all fail, in low or higher bandwidth, in the same way I described earlier. All the RealMedia ones I have tried play without problem. The same thing happened on all 3 systems I tried, which admittedly were all Windows XP or 2000 but not connected to one another (i.e., one at home, one office, one library).
Where did you (Bobby) find the URLs for the ones you list? When I look at the properties, what I see is in this form:
which is for the most recent of the ones that fail ("The Samurai", from 24 December). I must be missing something. Thanks again for your help.
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Hey cathcurtis,
> Where did you (Bobby) find the URLs for the ones you list?
Short answer "trial and error" ;)
Long answer:
I found the rtsp URLs be opening the ram files from the RealAudio links in a text editor. I then tried with different dates and found many to be operational even in cases where the link on the IOT page was for iPlayer. I compiled a spreadsheet after going through all the IOT pages and noted where the generated rtsp failed to work or resulted in the wrong program being played. I then filed technical faults for many of these pages (and pages where IOT said the episode was not available but for which I could find a working rtsp stream). After seeing no updates to the IOT pages I posted some of my findings to the IOT blog ...
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I should add that I open the rtsp URLs directly in realplayer (File->Open), rather than a browser ...
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Hi Bobby,
Like you, I am opening the URLs directly in RP, but when I try some of the ones from last year in the format you describe, I get the "File not found...link may be outdated or inaccurate" error, so I must be entering them incorrectly. For example, I tried the Akhenaten program from 1 October 2009 this way (without the "<>"):
And others similarly. What am I missing? Sorry for the confusion on my part. Thank you again for all your help.
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Hey cathcurtis,
The RP link I have for that episode is:
If you'd like my spreadsheet of links, send me an email to [Personal details removed by Moderator]
Good luck,
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Thanks for confirming, I've passed this on for the team to look at.
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My mistake! How very embarrassing, removing the <> from my link but not the internal ones on yours. Thanks for the correction.
The link I mentioned does work when I use your correct version, so there's good news there. I would like to have your full list, but your e-mail address was removed by the moderator, so apparently that kind of info isn't allowed here. If that's the case, I'm not sure how you could send it, but in any event thanks for the offer and especially for all your help.
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it is a exploit, if you leave raid while TB is going on you do not get ported out and it lets an additional person in.
I wouldn't claim keeping a close eye on anything in Tol Borad if I was Blizzard. It's obviously the most unbalanced thing to ever come out of WoW ever. It may be the most unbalanced thing in ANY mmo ever. The fact that you guys claim to be keeping an eye on it should just be embarrassing to you. With that said WoW is the greatest MMO ever imo. Tol Borad just happens to be the biggest pvp fail ever.
Don´t even bother emailing this address. They never respond. I have emailed them on three occasions in the last several months, and I have not heard one thing from them.
85 Human Rogue
it is a exploit, if you leave raid while TB is going on you do not get ported out and it lets an additional person in.
This can not be correct. Something is most definately going on with an exploit/mechanic something. We checked on our server and one of the more recent TB's had 50 horde to 22 Alliance. With a MASSIVE amount of alliance queued and waiting at the entrance to get in. It's not hard to tell either, log on alt on other faction /who Tol Barad. So please don't tell us nothing is going on, something most definately is.
85 Human Warlock
it is a exploit, if you leave raid while TB is going on you do not get ported out and it lets an additional person in.
Well then, how is my sever holding up, considering I've only seen alliance gain control of TB once a week?
I believe blizz in that this is not an exploit but instead people on losing sides are using this as blame for their faction losing alot. Coming from a server where horde loses all the time, people always try to make false excuses for why horde fails a lot. It seems people cannot comprehend the fact that one faction may have better players than the other.
Then one day after horde got tired of not holding it for days, someone took over raid chat and spammed orders for the whole team to follow and we finally won. Simply because we started using the tactics that ally has been using pretty much since Cata came out. While I still believe Tol barad is far from perfect, it is not as inbalanced as people make it out to be. Just seems that tol barad seems to magnify what faction has better tactics/composition during each battle.
85 Gnome Mage
it is a exploit, if you leave raid while TB is going on you do not get ported out and it lets an additional person in.
You keep a close eye on that do ya?? like how on our server horde has owned the zone for three weeks?? and like how there can be 7 alliance in the morning queue for the battleground, but amazingly there will be 15+ horde? How is that balanced?
85 Tauren Druid
I don't care enough to check, but the /who's that are being quoted may be a result of the bridge exploit. I suspect that might also cloud Blizzard's ability to tell how many folks are actually in the battle, and how many are playing DDR on the bridge.
85 Human Death Knight
the misperception in tol barad is because the defending team only needs to be at 1 or 2 places, the offense has to be at 3 to win. your team is going to look at alot bigger when it isn't split or only split in 2 when the other team has people split 3 ways.
85 Night Elf Mage
Tol barad and the 100 vs 30 fight!
It was actually a highly exaggerated retelling of a small part of a much larger event. The actually battle consisted of far more than 300 people. The movie focuses *only* on the Spartans, but the Spartans weren't the only forces trying to hold Thermopylae at the time.
And I must clarify. How did they "overcome" anything? You do know that even though they fought their hearts out, and used military strategy in a way that had never been seen... they still lost Thermopylae and the battle was a resounding defeat. Persia crushed them.
One could argue the movie is actually a little disrespectful to one of their most historical moments in time for anything but the Spartans. Maybe that was the point? I enjoyed the movie anyway, amazing cinematography.
Edited by Illythia on 1/27/2011 3:18 PM PST
I dont even bother with TB anymore.
No one is asking for the pvp depth you see for example in EVE, but c'mon.
1 bland map, 3 flags, 2 zergs and an overwhelming advantage for defense is really the best they could come up with? that is the Blizzard definition of a good pvp game?
Actually it is so bad they cant even fix it imo. lipstick on a pig and all that.......
Just delete it and make WG 85.
100 Worgen Hunter
It's a mis-perception based on the inability to see the opposing team's numbers.
If you make a alt on the opposing faction and do a /who on the zone then yes you can. In fact I've made a ticket about this and a thread about it as well.
I made a horde alt and I did a /who on Tol Bard. I got back 49 people with 3 in Tol Barad peninsula. 49-3= 46 horde players. They get a kill and they drop raid and stay in the zone.. I confirmed this with my buddy who said he was able to do the same thing on the Alliance side. I also had a guild member on vent during this time and he was able to tell me how many people where in the raid group on the Alliance side. To make sure I was getting correct numbers I also did a /who on the Tol Barad peninsula and I got different numbers and players. I took several screenshots as well so I could compare with different times during the raid.
Edited by Adamsavage on 1/27/2011 3:31 PM PST
WG and Tol Barad (funny how that rhymes with totally bad) are completly different play styles and designs.
On Skywall, alliance hasnt seen a TB win in somewhere around 9 days. It's not even worth going in there anymore. You can get more honor doing random BG's than sitting through a loss in TB. And whats worse is a lot of the people who seem to get into TB at que time are doing just that. Standing around and doing nothing. Once these guys leave your raid, you can no longer report them for doing nothing. I.E. their wasting everyones time.
Can we just remove the stupid que cap altogether? Sure some servers who have extremly high populations of one faction might lose more often. But seriously, their losing now too. Removing the cap would at least let skilled players fight, who are otherwise forced to watch morons stand around doing nothing on the other side of the TB bridge. Also this would allow for larger guilds to make concerted efforts to attack TB later in the week after the majority of higher population factions members have already done their weekly dungeon. Making it more likely that both factions will win at least once a week. . . . NOT ONCE A MONTH!
Who would build 4 bases in a triangular design like this anyways? A large scale version of WSG or Twin Peaks would have been more fun. It would definitly have had more epic battle potential. Not like this run around in a circle playing chase the tail.
Edited by Bandaido on 1/27/2011 3:46 PM PST
85 Draenei Shaman
it is a exploit, if you leave raid while TB is going on you do not get ported out and it lets an additional person in.
It is time to make this declaration. The fact that someone at Blizzard has not beeen fired over Tol barad is amazing. Just my opnion I'm sorry if its offensive. Just how I feel now. You guys have let me down and your uncaring actions have gotten me to this state of mind.
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In rapid succession, six federal judges on two appeals courts weighed in on a key component of President Barack Obama's health care law. Their votes lined up precisely with the party of the president who appointed them.
In rapid succession, six federal judges on two appeals courts weighed in on a key component of President Barack Obama's health care law. Their votes lined up precisely with the party of the president who appointed them.
It was the latest illustration that presidents help shape their legacies by stocking the federal bench with judges whose views are more likely to align with their own.
The legal drama played out Tuesday in Washington, D.C., and Richmond, Virginia, on two appeals courts that Obama has transformed through 10 appointments in 5½ years.
In the first ruling, a divided three-judge panel of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia called into question the subsidies that help millions of low- and middle-income people afford their health care premiums, saying financial aid can be provided only in states that have set up their own insurance markets, or exchanges. Two judges nominated by Republican presidents formed the majority over a dissent from a Democratic appointee.
Less than two hours later, a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond made up entirely of Democratic appointees unanimously came to the opposite conclusion, ruling that the Internal Revenue Service correctly interpreted the will of Congress when it issued regulations allowing health insurance tax credits for consumers in all 50 states.
Whatever the final outcome of the legal fight, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said nothing would change in the near term. Millions of consumers will keep getting financial aid for their premiums, totaling billions of dollars, as the administration appeals the Washington court ruling, Earnest said.
The next stop for the administration is to ask the full court in Washington to hear the case. This is where Obama's appointments could come into play. The president has named four of the 11 full-time judges on the court, turning what had been a Republican edge into a 7-4 advantage for Democratic appointees.
In Richmond, Obama has named six judges since taking office in 2009, with another nomination pending to a court formerly among the nation's most conservative. It is unlikely that the businesses challenging the IRS regulations will take their case to the full 4th Circuit.
It's no accident when judges tend to vote with the interests of the political party of the president who named them, said law professor Richard Hasen of the University of California at Irvine. "Judges are not chosen at random," he said, noting that both parties put a lot of effort into identifying lawyers for life-tenured judgeships who are likely to reflect their interests.
Looking at the prospect at review of Tuesday's ruling by the full court in Washington, "Democrats are much more relaxed than they otherwise might be," Hasen said.
Tuesday's decisions are part of a long-running political and legal campaign to overturn Obama's signature domestic legislation by Republicans and other opponents of the law.
The two judges who accepted the challengers' argument are Thomas Griffith and Raymond Randolph, named by Presidents George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush, respectively.
Of the four judges who sided with the administration, Andre Davis and Stephanie Thacker were appointed by Obama, Roger Gregory was originally put on the bench by President Bill Clinton and Harry Edwards was a nominee of President Jimmy Carter.
The provision of the health law at issue "unambiguously" restricts subsides to consumers in exchanges established by states, Griffith wrote for the Washington court, joined by Randolph. Looking at the same language and legal arguments, "we find that the applicable statutory language is ambiguous and subject to multiple interpretations," Gregory wrote for the Richmond panel.
Whether this issue ever gets in front of the Supreme Court could rest on the outcome of the administration's appeal to the full Washington court. A loss for the administration would present the court with conflicting appellate rulings, which often catch the justices' attention, especially when a federal law or regulation is at stake.
If the Supreme Court gets involved in the subsidies issue, a decision probably would not come before late June of next year and could push into the court's next term.
As with the lower courts that ruled Tuesday, party affiliation and ideology also align on the Supreme Court. Republican presidents appointed the court's five more conservative justices and Democrats appointed the four liberals.
The high court's consideration of earlier challenges to the health care law shows the sharp split but also demonstrates that a judge's party affiliation is no guarantee of a particular outcome in any case.
In June, the court ruled 5-4, with its conservative justices in the majority, that some private companies don't have to cover birth control if it offends religious scruples.
But in its monumental ruling in 2012, Chief Justice John Roberts broke with his fellow conservatives to cast the decisive vote to uphold the law's core requirement that most Americans carry health insurance or face fines.
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I use exactly the same tanks and reels. I prefer the Jobo because when the balls in the Paterson are blocked (Calcium) you will have a problem.I have a Jobo 1520 and also a Paterson Tank System 4, both with the standard plastic reels. To make matters worse, I am gradually losing feeling in my fingertips due to an old neck injury
For loading one 120 roll film in the 1501 reel it will take 30 seconds. The reel must be clean and no contamination with a wetting agent and completely dry. Also the way you are loading is important. You had for this already some advise.
I am dealing with the same defect: Car crash from a big truck hitting from the back. Result: Spine damage and whip lash. Continuous under fysio treatment. When not: Loosing all feeling in hand/fingers. So I know what you have to deal with. Under these circumstances it's impossible to do this job.


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Farm Animal Matching Game
Can your child name all the animals who live on a farm? Here are two great coloring worksheets that also double as a memory matching game! Together you can can practice the names of farm animals and work on his memorization skills.
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Shares of Hurco (HURC) were among technology's winners Wednesday, climbing 18% after the industrial technology company posted better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.
The company earned $7.2 million, or $1.13 a share, on sales of $34.7 million. Excluding items, the company earned $4.9 million, or 77 cents a share. The lone analyst polled by Thomson First Call expected earnings of 55 cents a share and sales of $33.6 million. A year earlier, Hurco earned $2.3 million, or 36 cents a share, on sales of $28.9 million.
For the full year, Hurco's earnings swelled to $14.1 million, or $2.23 a share, from $6.3 million, or $1.04 share, in fiscal 2004. Results for both periods exclude one-time items. Sales rose to $125.5 million from $99.6 million. "I am extremely pleased with the financial results achieved in fiscal 2005. We were able to grow sales by $25 million while generating $12 million of cash from operations and only increasing inventory and accounts receivable by $3.4 million," said Chief Executive Michael Doar in a statement. Shares were trading up $4.17 to $27.
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Effectively a 2nd pitch to Digitalicious through the short steep roofs above the shale ledge. Short right facing flake, wall then long move through roof to jug. Hand traverse right then up steep wall above to crux move just before lip. Closed project - please stay off.
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|Orientation: Vertical
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|Life Stage: Adult
|Country of Manufacture: China
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Text Filled Teddy: Identifying Patterns
This bear loves his numbers and letters! To finish this worksheet you kindergartener will need to look at the series of letters and numbers on the teddy's shirt, and then decide what comes next. Identifying and extending patterns is an important early math concept.
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