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JewettThe voluntary departure of House Majority Leader Lucy Leriche has prompted a shake-up of the 96-member Democratic caucus leadership team.
Rep. Willem Jewett, who spent the last two years as Leriches deputy, won unanimous election to the top post in the caucus Saturday. In a victory speech, the five-term Ripton Democrat reflected on party successes over the past decade.
When I joined this caucus it was strong, but we were 69 strong, Jewett said. I like rearranging those numbers a little bit.
Jewett said that voters have rewarded Democrats allegiance to Vermont values, and that the caucus over the next two years will be remembered less for what legislation it passes and more for how it conducts itself.
How we do our work is perhaps more important than exactly what we do, Jewett said. What exact bills we pass, theyre going to matter less than how we conduct ourselves.
Saturdays caucus featured a rare contested race for assistant majority leader between Tess Taylor of Barre City and Rebecca Ellis of Waterbury.
Also known as the whip, the assistant majority leader is often responsible for finding out where members stand on various pieces of legislation, and perhaps compelling them to rethink their stance.
The vote featured an interesting debate over whether to accept the proxy votes sent by seven House Democrats who were unable to attend Saturdays caucus. Rep. Mitzi Johnson of Grand Isle said the essence of the body and the power of the institution is in the ability to exchange ideas.
I know that my mind has been changed more than once, even when I didnt intend for it to be, by listening to nominating speeches or floor debate, said Johnson, who opposed accepting the seven proxy votes.
Rep. Michel Consejo, of Sheldon, said that after an election cycle in which they pleaded with voters to cast a ballot any which way they could, it would be hypocritical for Democrats to disenfranchise fellow members unable to make to Montpelier on a Saturday.
I find it puzzling that we would have been encouraging people to vote in any way, shape or form we can think of ... and when it comes to us somehow that doesnt work, he said.
The caucus voted narrowly to accept the proxy ballots, which in the end had no effect on the outcome. Taylor won the contest, 49-37.
Taylor said last week that as House Democrats grow their ranks, they need to make sure individuals can find their own voice without devolving into chaos.
Weve grown so much in numbers and everybody that comes in has really a lot to offer, Taylor said. But its a lot to work with such a big body and make sure we are really clear about what our goals are and what we can accomplish in 16 to 18 weeks.
Kate Webb of Shelburne was elected to serve as deputy assistant majority leader, a job in which shell be responsible largely for communications and drafting talking points.
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1. What does Dolarhyde think gave him away?
(a) Lounds before he died
(b) Finger prints
(c) The tape where he killed Lounds
(d) The films
2. What is Lecter promised in return for looking at the murder case for Graham?
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(b) Steals from them
(c) Slaps Marian
(d) Spreads ugly rumors about Marian's husband
4. What information do Graham and the police decide to keep from the press?
(a) The fact that the killer believes himself to be deformed
(b) The dead pets and the killer posing as a utility worker
(c) The broken mirrors and the child's eye being touched
(d) The killer posing as an electrictian and the families having medical tests
5. What does Reba do that fascinates Dolarhyde when they arrive at her apartment?
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(b) Draws a picture
(c) Cuts pie
(d) Navigates through her house
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1. Who does Lounds ask for before he dies?
2. What did the killer break throughout the house?
3. What does Francis' stepbrother do to him when Francis comes to live with his mother?
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For those new to Denver, or watching games with us, we are one of very few schools that doesn't have to share our bar with any other college club. There is also FREE parking on the streets around the Hound. Parking in front of the Hound is restricted, but the streets NORTH of 6th are not. Please double check for parking signs for any residential restrictions.
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"WHERE DO I PARK?" - Parking on St. Paul, in front of the Hound between 6th & 5th is restricted. Parking is available with out time restrictions to the surrounding streets NORTH of 6th (between 6th & 7th, ex: Milwaukee, Steele, Fillmore) as well as along 6th. This is all a residential area so please be considerate to the people who live in these areas!
"WHERE'S MY SERVER? DO I ORDER AT THE BAR?" - PLEASE DO NOT crowd the bar area. The Bartenders at the Hound also work the floor and will frequently circle the place to wait on the tables as well. If you crowd the bar, you make it difficult for them to get out around to the tables as well as block the view of others. (PS - don't forget to tip your bartenders!)
"WHERE DO I SIT?" - If you come in and see a few big tables with just a few folks at it, don't be a stranger! Introduce yourself & grab a seat (if they aren't using the whole table). The reverse also applies - if you sit at a big table but don't need all the other seats, please welcome people to sit with you. There will be some additional small tops and seats added to the back room.
We're going to be having some fun bonus events/activities tied in with Game Days so keep your eyes out for details each week!!
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For Parents of the new students, please feel free to join our events as you are BamaDenver too!
We now have a job board on LinkedIn!
Please use this board just for business info. Here you can post jobs that are available with your company in Colorado, or post for an area you are looking for work with. We have two separate discussion areas for each, and there is a "Jobs" tab for you to post available jobs.
All other fun Bama related things will be here & on our Facebook page.
For those of you who get the Alabama Alumni Magazine, our very own local member & former president, Dan Riley is featured on page 15 of the Fall 2010 edition, Association News on "Giving Back."
The article talks about Dan's extensive involvement with scholarship for the University.
Dan established the Denver chapter and the SEC Picnic. He is a statistician for the CU Buffs & Denver Broncos so sadly he doesn't make it to many of our game watching parties, but hopefully some of you were able to meet him at the picnic.
It's a nice article that I will scan and post soon.
Congrats to Dan for his recognition and dedication to the University of Alabama!!
Time to get back into SEC Action as we face Ole Miss, & to celebrate, we're having a fish fry! The Irish Hound will be serving up a game day special of fried Catfish, on the bone, along with sides, for this weekend's game day party.
For those of you over 21, there will also be a special on Deep Eddy Sweet Tea Vodka! You can get a special Mason Jar for $5 for a sweet tea vodka drink, & then get sweet tea vodka drink refills for $4 a piece AND get to keep the glass! (Glass must be empty to leave the building) :)
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Catch all the game action with your Bama Family at the Irish Hound,575 St. Paul St, Denver, CO 80206.
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Council Certifies Election Results; Seats One New Member; Amends 2013 Store Budgets
Friday, 31 May 2013 17:16
By 12th Moon,
Council President
Council held our regular monthly meeting on May 14 in The Space @ GreenStar with all Council Members attending most of the meeting. Losing no time after the annual Council elections, we had just held our annual Area Supervisors and Council dinner meeting on Friday, May 10, and held our annual retreat with our consultant from Cooperative Board Leadership Development (CBLD) all day on Saturday, May 11, with all three newly elected Council Members participating.
After removing two items from our agenda that were not ready for presentation yet, we moved on to receive the General Manager's (GM) monthly report. Brandon Kane, our GM, reported on progress made on the central kitchen and bakery to be constructed in our warehouse building at 700 W. Buffalo Street. He also reported that a new lease agreement had been signed with the developer seeking to build the Collegetown Crossings project (which would include a GreenStar satellite location), contingent on the City's removal of the parking requirements for the project. Brandon further informed us of a consumer product education service that he and Operations Manager Sara Paulison are investigating, provided by a firm entitled How Good (www.howgood.com), and he informed us that managers are looking at the possibility of selling the Ithaca Chai business. He also announced that our tax-exempt affiliate, GreenStar Community Projects (GSCP), has hired a new staff support person, Luke Jones, is making progress on a donation drive, is continuing regular community networking dinner meetings, and is planning for an all-day event in the fall.
We next certified the voting results of our April Council elections and referendum vote, with much discussion around how people vote and what we could do in the future to guide members to submit the ballots whole (some members submitted their ballots cut into separate pieces for the various votes: Council, referendum, etc.). Look for the posted voting results at both stores and on our website, www.greenstar.coop. We then seated Patrice Lockert Anthony to fill our one vacant seat. A big welcome and thank you to Patrice and our two other new Council Members, who will be seated at our June 11 meeting, Courtney Mayszak and Scott Morris.
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Council Approves Construction of Central Kitchen and Bakery Facility, Group Gathering Space
Sunday, 05 May 2013 16:58
By 12th Moon,
Council President
Council held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 9 in The Space @ GreenStar with twelve of our fourteen members present, and a full agenda.
We received the General Manager's (GM) monthly report first. Brandon Kane, our GM, reported that a few of the managers have spent much time over the past months compiling a feasibility study regarding the proposed project of building a centralized kitchen and bakery, and renovating The Space @ GreenStar to hold public events. This project was presented to Council later in the evening (see below for more).
Brandon also reported that GreenStar Community Projects hosted their third "Feeding our Future" networking event in The Space on Thursday, March 28, with sixty in attendance focused on finding solutions to equitable access in our community's food system. The Winter Farmers Market closed out the season after another great winter at The Space @ GreenStar. Brandon said that the 2012 Annual Report will be available at the Annual Spring Member Meeting and thereafter at both stores.
The GM's report told us that the online Council Policy Book is now up to date, and that GreenStar is collaborating with GIAC and Loaves and Fishes to present the three-part PBS documentary "Race: The Power of an Illusion" for staff and board members on three consecutive weekdays in June.
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Wednesday, 03 April 2013 23:49
By 12th Moon,
Council President
Council held its monthly meeting on March 12 in The Space @ GreenStar with thirteen of our fourteen members in attendance. We managed to work through a lengthy agenda and still adjourn five minutes early.
During our "announcements" time we heard that GreenStar and Local First Ithaca will be sponsors of two screenings of the documentary film Bag It, which investigates the relationship we have with plastics. There will be a showing of the film at Cornell on Wednesday, April 17 and a showing at Cinemapolis on Sunday, April 21.
Brandon Kane, our General Manager (GM), presented his monthly GM's Report as our first item. Brandon reported that the store managers are looking to enlarge our "Basics" program to include more offerings and that progress is being made on completing a feasibility study regarding the proposed construction of a centralized kitchen and bakery in our warehouse building, which should come to Council next month at our April 9 meeting. The plans also include the finishing of the north end of the building as a large meeting space for our uses and for community events. He also reported that the Board of Zoning Appeals had denied the requested variances to the developer of the proposed Collegetown Crossing project. We're still hoping this project, which would house a GreenStar satellite store, will go forward, as the city could move to remove the minimum parking requirements later this year. We learned that research is being done to evaluate the future use of our small building currently leased by Enterprise car rental, which they will be vacating later this year.
Brandon also reported on three Diversity and Inclusion initiatives. The first was an All Staff meeting held March 26, focused on diversity and inclusion in the workplace with facilitation by Dr. Nadia Rubaii, who has done similar workshops through the Human Services Coalition. Second, GreenStar and AFCU staff members participated in a first-round Talking Circle last year, facilitated by the Multicultural Resource Center, and are planning another combined Talking Circle this year. Third, Brandon reported that we are working on collaborating with GIAC in April to host a three-part viewing of Race: The Power of an Illusion, along with facilitated discussions. This is part of a community-wide initiative supported by many organizations, including the Multicultural Resource Center and Coalition: Understanding to Overcome (U2O).
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Nursing Leadership Styles (Part I): Authoritarian Leaders - page 2
Dee Waverly, age 59, arrives at her workplace, a 35-bed freestanding specialty hospital, promptly at seven o'clock every weekday morning. She started working here as a unit manager nearly 18 years ago, and after four years of... Read More
- 0Jul 24, '13 by julliette2008I think having someone like Dee is effective....but it has its downsides. In order to know what is really going on and to keep employee moral up, one has to take in suggestions of her subordinates. Being able to voice our concerns makes us subordinates feel like we have a say. On the other side of things having an authoritative supervisor is often needed. There should be a balance.
- 0Jul 24, '13 by savoytruffleQuote from krwrnbsnI have tho same set up. My LPN assistant was a manager before the policy changes to RNs only. She runs the floor. It's a power struggle for sure. Thank goodness it's only for a few more days. I ended up resigning. Totally agree- horrible hostile set up.
I have an asst. nurse manager who was "acting" nurse manager for about 4 years. He/she still runs the show and tells the new nurse manager what to do. Needless to say I'm one of his/her least favorite people! It's a horrible environment and do not wish it on anyone.


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Fall chinook fishing is improving again in the lower Columbia River, at a time when typically the bite starts to wane. In some cases, the bank rods did better than the boaters on Tuesday.
Bank sampling on Tuesday between Kelley Point and Warrior Rock tallied 41 rods with 31 fish kept. The bank numbers at Kalama were 32 rods with 12 kept and 25 released. At Longview, it was 28 anglers with two chinook kept and 10 released.
Among boaters, 35 rods downstream of Vancouver had six chinook, 24 rods at Woodland had 10 kept and 14 released, Kalama had 18 boaters with three kept and 15 released, the Cowlitz River mouth numbers were 46 boaters with 13 kept and 48 released and at Longview it was 79 rods with five kept and 12 released.
Oregon on Tuesday tallied 53 boaters with 17 chinook kept and 51 released at Rainier and 51 boaters with 42 adult chinook kept in the Gorge.
For the third week of September, that's excellent.
Upstream of Warrior Rock, any chinook can be kept, while only fin-clipped chinook can be retained downstream.
Three more nights of gillnetting were adopted on Wednesday. The commercials will fish from Woodland to Beacon Rock tonight, Sunday night and Tuesday night.
They are projected to catch about 12,000 chinook and 200 sturgeon.
Angler checks from the Washington (WDFW) and Oregon (ODFW) departments of Fish and Wildlife:
Lower Columbia — Estuary upstream of Tongue Point, 101 boaters with 30 adult fall chinook, 15 jack chinook, 14 adult coho and 14 jack coho kept plus 11 adult chinook, three jack chinook, seven coho and one steelhead released. (ODFW)
Cathlamet, 115 boaters with four chinook kept and 17 released. (WDFW)
Westport, Ore., to Portland, 323 boaters with 73 adult chinook, three jack chinook, one coho and one steelhead kept plus 45 adult chinook and six jack chinook released. (ODFW)
Longview, 240 boaters with 19 adult chinook kept and 44 released; 188 bank rods with five chinook kept and 14 released. (WDFW)
Cowlitz River mouth, 84 boaters with 14 adult chinook, one jack chinook and one adult coho kept plus 31 adult chinook and one adult coho released. (WDFW)
Kalama, 72 boaters with seven adult chinook kept plus 14 adult chinook and one jack chinook released; 105 bank rods with 13 adult chinook kept and 13 chinook released. (WDFW)
Woodland, 149 boaters with 40 adult chinook, one coho jack and three steelhead kept plus 49 adult chinook and one jack chinook released; 72 bank rods with five adult chinook kept and four released. (WDFW)
Warrior Rock to Kelley Point, 283 boaters with 61 adult chinook kept; 184 bank rods with 40 adult chinook kept. (WDFW)
Davis Bar to Portland airport tower, 38 boaters with two adult chinook kept. (WDFW)
Troutdale, 359 boaters with 82 adult chinook kept plus two adult chinook, one coho and one steelhead released; three boaters with three walleye kept. (ODFW)
Camas-Washougal, 96 boaters with nine adult chinook kept and one adult coho released; three boaters with four walleye kept.(WDFW)
North Bonneville, 53 boaters with 19 adult chinook kept and one steelhead released; 67 bank rods with 11 adult chinook and two jacks kept. (WDFW)
Columbia Gorge, downstream of Bonneville Dam, 169 boaters with 102 adult chinook and four jack chinook kept; 48 bank rods with 14 adult chinook. (ODFW)
Mid-Columbia — Bonneville pool, 116 boaters with 85 adult chinook and five jacks kept. (WDFW)
Cowlitz — Three boaters with four adult chinook kept and two released; 32 bank rods with three adult chinook and one adult coho kept plus two adult chinook and one jack chinook released.(WDFW)
Kalama — Sixty-three bank rods with two adult chinook, one jack chinook and one adult coho kept plus 12 adult chinook released. (WDFW)
Lewis — Four boaters with one adult chinook kept. (WDFW)
North Fork Lewis — Seventy-seven bank rods with two adult chinook and four adult coho kept plus two adult chinook and one jack coho released; 31 boaters with 14 adult chinook, seven adult coho and three jack coho kept plus 27 adult chinook, four jack chinook, one adult coho and two jack coho released. (WDFW)
Washougal — Forty-three bank rods with 16 adult chinook kept and 10 released. (WDFW)
Drano Lake — Fourteen boaters with 10 adult chinook kept and two released. (WDFW)
Klickitat — Twenty-two bank rods with 20 chinook kept.


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Grilled Cajun Ranch Chicken Pasta
Photo: Kermici
Community Recipe from
- 1/2 cup(s) olive oil
- 1/2 cup(s) ranch dressing
- 3 tablespoon(s) worchestershire sauce
- 2 tablespoon(s) cajun seasoning
- 2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 teaspoon(s) lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon(s) white vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon(s) white sugar
- 4 chicken breasts
- 16 ounce(s) bowtie pasta
- 2 1/2 cup(s) heavy cream
- 3 clove(s) garlic, crushed
- 1 tablespoon(s) pepper
- 2 teaspoon(s) cajun seasoning
- 1/4 cup(s) butter
- 1/2 cup(s) shredded parmesan cheese
- For Chicken:
- In a medium bowl, stir together the olive oil, ranch dressing, Worcestershire sauce, cajun seasoning, salt, lemon juice, white vinegar, pepper, and sugar. Let stand for 5 minutes. Pound chicken breast to 1/4" thickness. Place chicken in the gallon size ziplock bag, and stir to coat with the marinade. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours (the longer the better). Preheat the grill for medium-high heat. Grill chicken for 8 to 12 minutes, or until the chicken is no longer pink in the center, and the juices run clear. Slice and serve over pasta.
- For Pasta:
- In a small saucepan, melt butter, add garlic, whipping cream, Cajun seasoning, pepper, and parmesan cheese. Whisk together on low heat for 5-6 minutes. In a large bowl, pour over cooked, drained pasta. Top with Cajun ranch chicken and sprinkle a little bit more shredded parmesan cheese on top.
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Carin \c(a)-rin\ as a girl's name has the meaning "beloved; pure" and is a variant of Carina (Latin), late 19th-century coinage: pet form of Cara (like Carita) and partly inspired by Karin. Also a variant of Caron (Greek): variant of Karen. Carin is also used as a variant of Catherine (Greek): from "katharos". The name Carin is also a variation of Katherine (Greek).
Carin has 26 variant forms: Caren, Carine, Caronn, Caronne, Carren, Carrin, Carron, Carryn, Caryn, Carynn, Carynne, Karan, Karin, Karine, Karon, Karren, Karrin, Karryn, Karyn, Karynn, Kerran, Kerrin, Kerron, Kerrynn, Keryn, Kerynne.
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Holiday Apartment in Jerusalem
Official Contact Details - Holiday Apartment in JerusalemPhone: 972-2-6792237 Fax: 972-2-6792237
A new four room apartment situated at Ramat Beit Ha'Kerem neighborhood in Jerusalem. The apartment includes two bathrooms, porch, roofed parking, electrical appliances, kitchenware and elevator.
- Price from 150 USD / Day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Last updated: 09/05/2007
This is your property ?
A lovely, new, four room apartment situated at the luxurious Ramat Beit Ha'Kerem neighborhood in Jerusalem. The apartment includes two bathrooms, porch, roofed parking, electrical appliances, kitchenware and elevator. Nearby places of interest include the Israel Museum, Science Museum, botanical garden, the Knesset, Mount Herzl and Yad Va'Shem Museum. The neighborhood has a shopping center, cafe, a supermarket, synagog and a public park.
*Guests staying for seven days or more pay for personal consumption of electricity, water and gas.
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Ramat Beit Ha'Kerem, a new and luxurious neighborhood between Mount Herzl and Givat Ram University.
- Address:
- 27 Moshe Kol, 93715, Jerusalem, Israel
- Accommodation located in:
- city, near cultural interest, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, near walking trails, suburb!
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Roofed parking, elevator, kitchenware, microwave, oven, refrigerator, washing machine, television, iron, CD player.
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is one of about a dozen states where liquor sales are under the
absolute control of the state at both the wholesale and retail level.
This state monopoly (which features limited selection and convenience),
is universally despised by consumers, yet none seem angered enough
to take their revulsion of this Prohibition-era system one step
further, and growl at the state government itself.
One only has
to view the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board's (PLCB) mission statement
to inhale the vile stench of government lies and Orwellian platitudes.
for yourself. Here direct quotes from the government's mouth,
followed by my interpretations:
"The mission
of the Liquor Control Board is to regulate the alcohol beverage
industry in a fair and consistent manner; provide the best service
to its customers through modern, convenient outlets, superior product
selection and competitive prices in a controlled environment; and
to provide factual information on alcohol and its effects through
a comprehensive alcohol education program." Translation: We'll
do what we want, sell you what we want, where we want, and teach
you all about alcohol because you're too dumb to figure it out for
"The Liquor
Control Board controls the manufacture, possession, sale, consumption,
importation, use, storage, transportation and delivery of liquor,
alcohol and malt or brewed beverages in the Commonwealth." Translation:
We are central planners in the grand tradition of Josef Stalin.
Hope you like it.
"All bottle
sales of wines and spirits in Pennsylvania, with the exception of
sales by licensed limited wineries, are made through approximately
637 State Liquor Stores operated by the Liquor Control Board." Translation:
In a state with 46,000 square miles and 12,000,000 people, you can
only buy bottles of liquor or wine at one of our "highly convenient"
outlets, each one serving, on average, an area of 72 square miles
and 18,838 people.
"Revenues from
the sale of wines and spirits cover the cost of merchandise sold
in the stores, all costs of operating the Liquor Control Board and
the cost of operating the Office of the Comptroller for the Board.
Additionally, these revenues fund the costs of the Pennsylvania
State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement and provide funding
to the Pennsylvania Department of Health to support drug and alcohol
programs." Translation: Liquor would cost you a lot less if you
didn't have to pay these not-so-hidden taxes.
"Expanded customer
service has also resulted from passage of Act 212 of 2002, which
amended the Liquor Code to allow for… a two-year pilot on Sunday
sales in 10% of State stores." Translation: If you're very lucky,
you can buy a bottle of wine on Sunday now.
"Act 212 of
2002, along with Act 1 of 2003, allow for the sale of wine accessories
and trade publications, while Act 15 of 2003 provided for the sale
of liquor accessories." Translation: We now graciously allow
you to buy a corkscrew with your wine, if you need one.
"The Board
licenses private establishments that make retail sales of alcoholic
beverages by the drink and regulates the sale of malt and brewed
beverages by licensing the distributors, restaurants, hotels and
clubs that sell these items." Translation: Kiss our asses or
we'll put you out of business.
"The Liquor
Control Board has established an important Nuisance Bar Program
to ensure the safety and security of our citizens…. If it is determined
that a licensed business has abused its license privilege and, through
its conduct or record of violations, demonstrates a pattern of activities
that threatens the health and safety of the local community, the
Liquor Control Board will refuse to renew its license." Translation:
If your clientele makes any kind of ruckus, we'll also put you out
of business.
Every so often
in Pennsylvania there's a "let's get the state out of the liquor
business" revival. The population is all for it, of course, but
nothing is ever done. It has been suggested (but not by the insipid
news media) that the PLCB is a "retirement home" for corrupt politicians,
which would neatly account for its invulnerability to abolishment.
Meanwhile, the consumer needs merely to drive to any neighboring
"free liquor" state to see the amazing difference in price and,
especially, selection, to understand why any state monopoly is inferior
to free-market capitalism.
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- The game at the Maracana in 1950 between Brazil and Uruguay was not a final but a group match. It just happened to be the title decider.
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Count the Dots: Single-Digit Addition 25
If your child is ready to begin learning addition, this worksheet offers the perfect introduction. Each problem in this worksheet is presented two ways (with numbers and with dots) so your child will be able to see visually how addition works. For each problem, your child will write the correct answer in numbers and as a sum of dots.
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