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Subject: Invitation: Middle East Uprisings: Options for the United
States, Tuesday, May 31 12:30 p.m.
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A>> Invitation Carnegie Middle East Program
Middle East Uprisings: Options for the United States
This event is co-sponsored by the Middle East Initiative at the
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Related Analysis
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May 19)
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A Decade of Struggling Reform Efforts in Jordan: The Resilience of
the Rentier System (Carnegie paper, May)
Turmoil in Syria and the Regional Consequences (event, May 25)
DATE Tuesday, May 31, 2011
TIME 12:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
LOCATION Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
SPEAKERS Stephen Walt, Marina Ottaway, Marwan Muasher, Tarek Masoud,
Nathan Brown, Nicholas Burns, Christopher Boucek
The transformations underway across the Middle East present both an
opportunity and a challenge for U.S. policy in the region. Many new
actors are entering the political stage and their positions, goals, and
political weight are still difficult to judge, making the formulation
of a new U.S. policy difficult. The Carnegie Endowment for
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Marina Ottaway, director, Carnegie Middle East Program
* A new drive toward reform from the top?
Marwan Muasher, vice president for studies, Carnegie Endowment
* Transition in Egypt
Tarek Masoud, professor of public policy, Kennedy School
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Nicholas Burns, professor of diplomacy and international politics,
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Ilya Bryzgalov stopped 17 shots and Danny Briere snapped an epic goal drought as Philadelphia downed New Jersey, 3-0.
Bryzgalov notched his sixth whitewash of the season and his third in as many starts. His shutout streak was extended to 196 minutes, 13 seconds and helped the orange and black reach the 40-win plateau for the fifth straight campaign.
"I think a lot of times, success and personal success also creates happiness, you feel good, you feel confident coming to the rink," said Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette of his goaltender suddenly regaining form. "Personally, Bryz, he was smiling coming to the rink at the beginning of the year as well. He was the same then."
Sean Couturier and Jakub Voracek also tallied for the Flyers, who have won six of their last seven and avenged a Sunday night loss in Newark in the opener of the home-and-home set.
Martin Brodeur made 26 saves for the Devils, whose four-game win streak was halted.
Voracek's backhanded poke at a loose puck in the crease with 2:14 played in the third period gave Bryzgalov an insurance tally and put the hosts up 2-0.
New Jersey was given a four-minute power play through the middle portion of the final stanza, but only put two quality chances on net.
Minutes later, during a 4-on-4, Brodeur was pulled and Briere hit the empty net off a dish from Voracek with 4:49 to play, erasing a 23-game sojourn without a score.
"We had nothing going and we were down by two," said Devils head coach Peter DeBoer on the decision to pull his goaltender. "There was an opportunity to create a power play and I like our chances scoring five on four better than I do with six on five with two minutes left to go. It is not a unique decision."
The Flyers killed off two penalties in a scoreless first period, during which Bryzgalov stopped eight shots.
Normally used for his hitting ability, Zac Rinaldo showed some offensive flair early in the second period, but his wraparound chance from the right post somehow stayed out. Brodeur maintained his composure on several successive chances.
But the veteran failed to cover up a Brayden Coburn shot which ricocheted off the boards and into the crease, and Couturier shoveled home the loose puck from the right side at 11:07.
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Season Preview: West Ham hoping to reverse goal drought
The much anticipated Premier League season is edging ever closer, as the Hammers faithful await a mouth-watering opening day fixture against local rivals Tottenham Hotspur on August 16, writes Jack Pinnock.
However, before the big derby, Sam Allardyce's men have had pre-season to contend with, and like every year, West Ham's summer has been very eventful.
On the back of last season 13th place finish, West Ham only managed to notch 40 Premier League goals, the joint sixth lowest.
After a season of struggle and a relegation battle throughout last year, the board have ordered a massive improvement from Big Sam. Owners David Gold and David Sullivan have told the boss to play a more 'attacking brand of football'.
Former Hammers favourite, Teddy Sheringham, has been added to the back room staff as an attacking coach in order to help West Ham's frontline become more potent.
Sullivan has spoken publicly about the upcoming campaign, insisting that he will not tolerate another relegation scrap. "We've raised the bar a little bit, he said. "Sam was never told that survival was his target, that's a complete myth.
"We may have said that's a minimum acceptable achievement but that's not what we're aiming for, we're aiming to be up there competing with the good teams. It isn't easy but we would love a cup final, we would love to get into the top six, top half would be quite good."
The board have also given the manager significant funds in order to improve the squad, and Allardyce has utilised this to the best of his ability with six new players moving to east London so far.
Approximately £30m has been spent with young Arsenal and England full back Carl Jenkinson (above) being the latest player to join the Hammers. As well as on-loan Jenkinson, Aaron Cresswell, Cheikhou Kouyate, Mauro Zarate (below), Diego Poyet and Enner Valencia have also made the move to the capital.
Despite the massive player expenditure, Allardyce is taking a massive gamble, as - apart from Jenkinson - they lack Premier League experience. Norwich City did something similar, bringing in the likes of Ricky van Wolfswinkel, Leroy Fer and Gary Hooper for large fees, which resulted in the Canaries becoming the lowest scorers in the league and relegated.
However, while the new arrivals are exciting those at West Ham, the Hammers have got problems to contend with.
Keeping Winston Reid is integral to the Hammers plans, but with the New Zealand captain rejecting a new five year deal worth £60,000 per week, big clubs will be eyeing the situation for a player West Ham cannot afford to lose.
Ravel Morrison, one of the most promising English players in the country but in the press again last week for all the wrong reasons, has caused a rift between the board and the manager on whether to keep him or let him go.
Pre-season results have also taken a turn for the worst.
They failed to beat Ipswich Town and League Two outfit Stevenage. Recently on tour in the southern-hemisphere, the Hammers lost both of their games against Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC.
Most recently, Sam Allardyce's men were comfortably beaten by Malaga, but did beat German giants FC Schalke via a penalty shoot-out.
This new attacking style of play has failed to come to fruition, having accumulated just eight shots in the whole of pre-season so far.
With a curtain raiser friendly against Sampdoria approaching on Saturday, West Ham should show there attacking nouse they are capable of against the Italians.
In their penultimate season at Upton Park, it is plainly obvious that the Hammers have already started preparations ahead of their move into the Olympic Stadium in two years' time.
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The most popular comments on Vladimir Putin's presidential campaign website are ones calling for him to quit politics.
Just three hours after launching, the top three remarks ask the Russian prime minister to resign and withdraw his candidacy for president.
However, another comment in the top five praised the prime minister, wishing him luck in the March election and calling him 'the best person in the world'.
According to recent polls, Putin's popularity has fallen sharply and it is not guaranteed he will win the poll in the first round.
Dissatisfaction with the parliamentary elections in December, after allegations of fraud, led to the biggest public protests in 20 years the same month.
Putin's United Russia party has already seen its share of the vote fall to under 50 percent, and there is growing dissent against the former KGB agent's plan to serve a third term in the top job.
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Social media releases: what they are, what they aren't, and how to make the most of them.
PR's latest "new shiny object" is the social media release (SMR). Originally introduced by Todd Defren in response to Tom Foremski's call for the death of press releases, it represents a new socially rooted format that complements traditional… (more)


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worked especially closely with Louis Streifeneder, a talented instrument maker from Cameron's firm, who later formed his own company (the Eder Instrument Company) for producing high-quality laparoscopes. During World War II, with German instruments no longer available, Cameron's company introduced the Cameron Omniangle Gastroscope, a modification of the Wolf-Schindler gastroscope, which became a widely used standard instrument in the United States.
It seems clear that, both in Germany and the United States, Schindler was responsible for numerous initiatives in the improved design of the gastroscope, in addition to his pioneering role in introducing it as a tool for extracting information from the patient's gastrointestinal (GI) tract. But the difficulties and limitations in gastroscopy before the advent of fiber optics are hard to exaggerate. It remained an unusual diagnostic procedure. At best, it afforded the examiner fleeting and partial visual impressions of only portions of the stomach as the gastroscopist attempted to manipulate a semiflexible instrument, with an incandescent light bulb at its distal tip, inside the gut of a (presumably) very uncomfortable and apprehensive patient.
The innovation that was responsible for the transformation in endoscopy that began in the 1950s was the emergence of fiber optics. In principle, fiber optics allowed the design of flexible endoscopes, which offered the technical possibility of providing visual inspection of internal organs that were not readily accessible with rigid instruments or that were accessible to only a limited degree with the use of Schindler-type semiflexible endoscopes, for example, the duodenal bulb. The earliest applications of this new capability were on the GI tract, where flexibility was essential. But, as we will see, flexible endoscopy later had applications elsewhere where flexibility was also a critical feature.
Scientific research on the properties of light that are relevant to fiber-optic endoscopy has a long history. Fiber optics make it possible to transmit both light and images along a curved path through the use of bundles of long thin fibers of optical glass. The basic science underlying light transmission had been first expounded by the great Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens in the seventeenth century. His formulation of the wave theory of light provided an explanation of refraction (bending) and reflection (Salmon, 1974). In 1870, at the Royal Society, John Tyndall demonstrated experimentally how light could be conducted along a curved path, the curved path in this case being a stream of water. Further experimentation was conducted in the 1920s and 1930s, and a patent on a technique for transmitting light through flexible quartz or glass fiber bundles had been taken out by Logie Baird in England in 1928. But these experiments led to no immediate useful applications.
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I like his definition of cloaking... "Cloaking or IP delivery is a more sophisticated version of redirect."
He basically just re-hashes everyone else's info. at ClickZ, and rubs elbows in the gold old boy network. I knew he moved into opt in email a couple of years ago, and haven't run across "ANY" clients utilizing his web optimization services. Of course, we may run in different circles? :)
I complained to Anne Handley several times, and publicly humiliated him in when ClickZ had a forum...
>Guru LM, unless they read the 'Thou Shalt Not' thread, they wilt not get it.
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Page features findings from Legion's System Worth Saving Task Force's first series of 2011-2012 VA site visits.
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VA clinicians offer review of health concerns of Iraq, Afghanistan veterans in Journal of General Internal Medicine article.
Life stories of age 55-plus combat and women veterans needed to help improve VA care.
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A little more than half of OIF, OEF and OND veterans have sought VA health care since discharge.
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Those without health insurance failing to take advantage of VA health care.
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Goal is to measure health of veterans deployed to 1990-1991 Gulf War veterans, as well as veterans who served elsewhere during same period.
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Integrated Electronic Health Record system will be implemented at San Antonio, Texas, and Hampton Roads, Va.
Army reviewing mental health cases dating back to 2001 to ensure that soldiers weren't denied appropriate medical retirement benefits.
VA is no longer charging veterans for In-Home Video Telehealth Care.
The Legion's System Worth Saving Task Force evaluated the quality of VA rural health care in 13 states.
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Public invited to attend discussion on 'Caring for Veterans through Discovery and Collaboration.'
The American Legion begins its next round of System Worth Saving trips to VA medical centers next week.
Report focuses on efforts to improve the delivery of health care for Gulf War veterans.
The Legion conducted a System Worth Saving site visit at a VA medical center in Hot Springs, S.D., to help keep the VA from closing its doors.
Facility, scheduled for completion in 2014, will serve veterans in four counties.
The American Legion's System Worth Saving Task Force recently met in Washington to discuss its new VA health-care focus — patient satisfaction.
VA under secretary for Health tells Legionnaires that more studies need completed before hyperbaric oxygen treatments are issued to treat TBI, PTS.
PTS-TBI Ad Hoc Committee prepared to carry on its work.
System Worth Saving Task Force seeking input from veterans using VA heath-care system for focus of next round of visits.
Organization's PTS-TBI Committee, Veterans' Policy Oversight Committee to meet in Washington, D.C.
Efforts by VA, fellow veterans needed to stop alarming number of suicides among veterans.
Contract awarded after more than a decade of delays contributed to the near-tripling of the price tag; date for start of construction still not set.
Telephone support program comes on heels of successful pilot program showed significant reduction in stress for spouses of returning OEF, OIF veterans.
Campaign creating ways for veterans, their families to connect with the experience of other veterans.
Focus for next six months will be delivery of Departments of Veterans Affairs health-care delivery to veterans in rural areas.
Meals will be offered at Veterans Cantee Service cafeterias to homeless veterans attending their first VA medical appointment.
Report states insufficient data makes it impossible to say whether emissions can cause long-term health effects.


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Older homes may have their architectural charm but when it comes to energy usage, they can be anightmare. In the twentieth century, "the ecology" was a fad promotedby fringe groups in the late 1960s, and it wasn't until almost 20 years laterthat many people started taking energy conservation seriously. This newfound eco-consciousness began showing up in building trends and construction methods. With modern construction, conservation is often one of the most important considerations when designing buildings, resulting in significant energy
Heating and Air Conditioning
Today's heating and cooling systems are worlds away from those of the past century. Modern furnaces, especially those that have earned the Energy Star designation, can save you up to $200 a year in energy costs compared to older systems. Every system, old or new, will need regular maintenance but today's systems are much less expensive to maintain.
The old "octopus" furnace in the basement is gone, replaced by a smaller, more efficient unit that takes much less effort to care for.
The best way to lower your heatingand cooling costs is to properly insulate your home. According to the Department of Energy, most older homes aren't insulated up to today's standards and require additional insulation in order to make them energy efficient. You can see real energy savings by adding more insulation to parts of your home that are already insulated, but the real savings come when you insulate previously bare areas. Search out hidden spots where you lose heat think uninsulated floors in the crawl space, ductwork that runs through an unheated area of the house, and in doorway seals. Your home will more easily stay at a comfortable temperature, and your bills will stay within your budget.
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Builders in the early 20thcentury simply didn't have the technology to seal homes as efficiently as they do today, leaving older homes more prone to energy loss through various air leaks. According to ENERGY STAR, almost 20 percent of the air is lost in the average home through leaks and poorly sealed ducts. With today's construction and design, not only is the actual structure of the building itself more airtight, ductwork going through walls is sealed more thoroughly. Efficient duct systems means that your furnace and air conditioner won't have to work as hard. This translates to lower monthly energy costs as well as less wear and tear on the machines themselves.
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While staying at the Westin Paris on our 40th Wedding Anniversary, we were thrilled to view the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Jardin des Tuileries from our Hotel window. Each day spent in Paris was a memorable feast. The lines at the Hotel (Paris Westin) desk were always long and busy during the daytime. Hovever, we found that after a late night stroll through the lamplit streets of Paris, we could easily visit with the young "night" Concierge upon our return to the Paris Westin. After midnight, he was always less occupied and eager to help us find and reserve the best cafes, restaurants and sites for our remaining "feasts and frolics" in Paris and its beautiful environs. report a problemPosted on: October 16, 2008 at 1:49PM
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We stopped at Richemond Hotel for two nights while on our Europe trip. As for the fist impression, Richemond hotel is rather a quaint grand hotel that I found it to be very charming actually as it was very well preserved. With a family running the hotel, we definitely got a very nice and friendly service, never faced any issues with the staff. The same way as the hotel, our room was looking dated, but clean and adequate enough. Breakfast was varied and plentiful, the best part was th breakfast room that has 3 very large picture windows which afford a breathtaking view of the mountains with the morning sun shining on the peaks. Fabulous! The only critique about Richemond hotel is that since the establishment itself is quiet dated, perhaps some may find it to be not convenient, in terms of very dated but functional shower and stuff, but still Rchemond possess some special quaint charm, and besides it has a good parking lot, to be taken into consideration for travelers by cars. All in all, we had a nice time at Richemond Hotel and appreciated the quaint grand atmosphere that actually made appreciate the modern comfort of our days.
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We used this hotel for a long weekend skiing. It is flexible with dates. Run by several generations of a French family, the staff were extremely friendly and spoke good English. For a budget hotel the service was excellent. The hotel is quite big but very French/Old/Quaint with high beds and beautiful furniture in the rooms. It was warm and welcoming and the breakfast was very good. Thoroughly recommend also for the central location in the town. Walk to the Brevent chair lifts and there is a bus stop right out the back of the hotel which takes you to all the other ski areas in Chamonix.
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As thousands of American Muslims prepare to make their once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Mecca later this month, Islamic leaders have put out a guide for "flying while Muslim."
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) wants pilgrims from this country "to be aware of their legal rights and responsibilities as citizens and travelers when leaving from or returning to the United States."
"As an airline passenger, you are entitled to courteous, respectful and non-stigmatizing treatment by airline and security personnel," the guide says. "It is illegal for law enforcement officials to perform any stops, searches, detentions or removals based solely on your race, religion, national origin, sex or ethnicity."
CAIR also offers practical suggestions, like putting any Zamzam — water from a well in Mecca deemed holy — in baggage rather than trying to carry it on the plane. It reminds American Muslims to clean any mud or dirt off their shoes, due to strict customs' rules regarding entry of soil and chemicals into the country.
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Hoping the second time will be the charm, Republican Phil Gim announced Saturday that he will run against Democratic incumbent Ron Kim for the 40th Assembly District seat.
Gim, a small business owner, lost to Kim two years ago by more than a two-to-one margin; garnering 32 percent of the vote.
In announcing his candidacy, he pledged to stand up for the "hardworking residents of his district" and pointed to what he considers the continuing deterioration of government services due to tax dollars being siphoned off to other districts.
"We have more potholes in our pavement, more traffic jamming our streets and more tickets on our windshields," he said.
Gim said that the cost of living in Queens "has skyrocketed," while household incomes in the Flushing and Whitestone district have dropped 10 percent in the last five years.
The economy is a major focus of his campaign and he added: "For many New Yorkers, achieving the American dream has come second to just getting through the week."
Gim asked for the community's support, saying: "Together we can build a better New York, one community at a time."
He is a graduate of Brooklyn Tech High School and for many years worked for the U.S. Postal Service. He also served as a supervisor for the 2000 and 2010 U.S. Census.
Kim, the incumbent, says that since taking office 1 1/2 years ago, he has been active in the community.
"I have passed crucial pieces of legislation, and my district office has provided important services for our constituents such as HEAP [Home Energy Assistance Program] free tax assistance, and legal aid," he said.
Kim added that his office has serviced over 13,000 constituent cases, "an unprecedented number that really demonstrates the particular needs of our community.
"I have also started community initiatives such as our CleanFlushing Initiative and GRIT awards to beautify and recognize the uniqueness of our neighborhood and the people who make up our neighborhood."
The incumbent was also instrumental in working out a compromise in the dispute between senior citizens and a Flushing McDonald's over how the elderly were monopolizing tables for socializing during peak business hours.
Kim is a graduate of Hamilton College and earned his master's degree at Baruch College.
He has worked in city and state government and before being running for the Assembly two years ago was regional representative for former Gov. Paterson in the Mayor's Office.


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Degree Works (My Degrees) has been restored to service. A bug in the software prevented new files from being created. The issue has been resolved, and preventive measures taken to prevent recurrence.
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Degree Works (MyDegrees) is currently unavailable. Technical staff is investigating the problem. We will notify you when the issues are resolved.
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The circuit provider for the Bend Hub has notified NERO of planned maintenance on Thursday, December 4th, between 0100-0400. Customers connected to the Bend Hub will experience intermittent connectivity during the maintenance window.
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LSN fiber vendor will be performing an emergency maintenance on November 26th, 2014 00:01 to 02:00 PST in Astoria, OR. LSN fiber vendor will be re-splicing damaged fiber to avoid an potential outage.
The Blackboard system is up and running. We are still investigating the root cause of the issue, and how we may prevent it in the future. Thank you for your patience during this time.
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There appears to be a database issue with Blackboard, we are researching it now.
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Exchange service has been restored and appears to be stable at this time.
The issue started today at 11:30AM today and resolved at about 1:30PM. During that time, email clients were connecting to the server but were not receiving new messages.
We are still investigating the root cause of this issue.
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We are still working to determine the root cause of the intermittent Exchange issues.
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We are seeing intermittent issues with Exchange email and are currently investigating. The cause is not yet known.
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Lisa Rinna Rips Heidi Montag's New Face in the Battle of Pot vs. Kettle
Looks like we have a fake-face face-off on our hands.
Days of Our Lives actress Lisa Rinna has finally weighed in on the pressing topic of Heidi Montag's plastic-surgery spree, declaring that Montag is sending a message that's "not appropriate."
Yes, that Lisa Rinna. The one with the lips. The one who's also admitted to enjoying the benefits of Botox and Juvederm.
According to Rinna, when she picked up the issue of People in which Montag revealed her radically altered appearance, "I had to take that cover off the magazine before it came into the house" for fear of the effect it would have on her two daughters, Delilah Belle and Amelia Gray.
We'd say that makes Rinna just a tad bit two-faced, but frankly we've lost count of the number of faces that she's gone through in her 46 years.
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At his death March 27, 1875, Nelson C. Rexford, a son of the pioneer, Benjamin Rexford, devised to the town the falls property on Mad brook, about a mile east of Sherburne village, on the road from Sherburne to Columbus, including some three or four acres extending along the banks of the stream. February 15, 1876, the town accepted the devise and resolved to designate the falls as Rexford Falls. The falls are about seventy-five feet in height. Below them the steep, rocky banks of the stream rise to a height of nearly a hundred feet and form a narrow romantic gorge. At the foot of the falls is a strong sulphur spring, the waters of which have been used beneficially for cutaneous diseases. A hotel known as the Sherburne Spring House, and kept by Charles Reynolds, was built in 1876 by the present proprietor, adjacent to the falls, for the accommodation of those who wish to spend a season in the locality and enjoy the benefit of the springs. When further improved it will be a delightful resort for picnic and excursion parties.
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Jul 2, 2012 Dannenfelser at NRO: Pro-Lifers Must Unite behind Romney Former presidential candidate Rick Santorum recently told a gathering of social-conservative voters that Governor Mitt Romney was "solid" on social issues. "I've talked to Governor Romney," said Santorum, "and I have no doubt, and I mean this in all sincerity, I have no doubt he understands the centrality of family." Keep reading online at NRO. Read More |
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Ny State Paulites Needed *NY State Fight Update* Money Bomb
Submitted by Crunchy on Sun, 04/28/2013 - 01:09My fellow liberty lovers and residents of NY State. Our group http://themidnightride.org has been working on a voting registration drive of all gun owners that we can possibly register before election day.
Based on numbers given to me by local politicians we know is anywhere from 4.5 to 5 million gun owners, but ONLY 1 million of those vote or are registered to vote. That is why we have undertaken this task and started the process, but we need boots on the ground. The idea is to assign people to register at the range, gun shop, church, etc.
Again visit us at http://themidnightride.org. Molon Labe!
When I started this effort, I thought I was going to be able to get people to clone me in each county and run with the idea to register all gun owners on their own. I was mistaken and had to find out why, because it was frustrating. My journey to understand the problem required me to join multiple grassroots groups and get an understanding of their vision and where their efforts were being concentrated.
Well the one thing that I discovered that was a real problem was that nobody I met had any hope of winning the battle at the polls. Everyone said "this will be settled by the court". I thought, but not even a fight? Are we going to let these progressives bully free loving Americans into submission and not fight back?
I also did an extensive research on electoral population and voting patterns and eligibility. I looked at election results and Andrew Cuomo received as many votes from Upstate New (950k) York as from NYC (1.1 mill). Here this tells me NYC 8.3 mill population is not voting in large numbers and Upstate produced 2.7 million votes out of a population of 7.2 million. Then I researched on a past election that another Cuomo was defeated and interestingly enough, Mario Cuomo was defeated because of a gun grab and also more interesting was that he was defeated by Upstate rural areas. 70% of eligible voters came out to vote.
Why? NYC is not voting in large numbers? Where there is a nonpartisan study by a CUNY college that found voter eligibility in NYC is 56% vs. upstate NY 70%. Voter turnout is also higher in upstate NY. So I gathered some data, posted a few FB posts and spread the word through groups that are influential within the grassroots. This helps a lot, because now we know we can win. Specially knowing gun owners are around 4 million and if you include family members, we are around 6 million. And total number of votes during a non-presidential year is around 5 million.
Now we are more united into fighting this politically and get all the progressives out. There is a drive to get the GOP and DMC committees taken over by liberty minded people, but this will be a long term project, because NY State is a huge state and the amount of committee (State and County) positions is in the thousands.
We now have gun club presidents and gun shops involved with voter registration. Full federations are beginning to get involved in this and I heard of NYSPRA and a political PAC competing with what we are doing. We will probably join forces at some point, since we know and interact with the same people and power players.
The very bad news is that we can't let the GOP (owned by Long island Democrats) run with a rich candidate to run just to put his name in his/her resume. The GOP leadership must change and we are going to make sure it does, but for now, we have to select our own candidate.
The most involved people within the grassroots are all Libertarians or pro Ron Paul and we have to stay united if we want to make NY State Waterloo for the progressives. Andrew Cuomo knows what is coming; he is going crazy like a little girl whining about doing something for upstate NY. He is all in already campaigning upstate nonstop and now Obama organizing for action is all in helping his campaign. Guys… This will be the year the progressives lost their shirt. This is winnable and they will be defeated, because we know what we need to do. Politics is just a numbers game and libertarians are very involved in this. I would like to thank Rob Abrigo for his help getting me into politics once again. I was asked to coordinate C4L Dutchess County, but I jumped to late in the game and the 8 candidates I could run for State Committee do not qualify by law until next year. They re-register GOP from libertarian. We are working on three separate projects and this is in coordination with tea parties, conservative groups, militias, etc.
1. We have a database (almost ready) of pistol permit holders not registered to vote and we have the groups on the ground to make this happen for most counties.
2. We the people are going to elect a candidate to run for governor, but need funds. So I started a money bomb 3 days ago.
We need your help. I am no expert on web design or nor do we have the right people to spread the information everywhere. We the people of New York need you, like we need water in the dessert. I basically tried copying some of the concepts in here since I have been member and active participant of money bombs since Trevor Lyman created the concept.
One assemblyman was courageous enough to fight the SAFE Act and exposed the progressive initial intentions to confiscate all semi auto firearms. He stops them and was able to fight this in the middle of the night and they were force to remove a lot of provisions in there. He kept on being vocal and fighting for our rights, even though the GOP betrayed us. He understands our Bill of Rights and wants us to be leaders. We the people can elect him and win. He can help rand Paul in New York, even if the GOP does not.
His name is Steve McLaughlin and he is our champion to lead us in battle. I created a money bomb site using ideas from here. I am no web developer or video filmmaker, but did the best that I could and it is slowly growing. Please help us reach our goal. I am a proud Paulite and help everyone here to get Ron Paul's name out there. Can you help us?
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Glad you got volunteers! Hope you get more, and that the neighbors respond to your activism. Way to fight the good fight!
"Moderation in temper is always a virtue; but moderation in principle is always a vice." -- Thomas Paine
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A few more since
the last 30. We start with what we have and continue the recruitment.
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Sent this to a friend in NY
Sent this to a friend in NY who owns a gun shop. Good luck!
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Over 30 volunteers
Since I posted this message here on daily paul. Thank You! All the red coats that voted for the SAFE Act are going to regret their treason.
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Way to go crunchy!
And all the volunteers too! All it takes is someone giving a crap. If you lead people will follow, good luck!
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Thank You
I was just frustrated that NOBODY was doing something so simple as a registration drive; specially when a high profile local politician told me "the problem with the gun groups in NY is that they don't vote". Then I looked at the numbers in elections and realized he was right. We outnumber the total votes for Governor in last elections. Gun owners OUTNUMBER total votes and I started looking for anyone working on a voter registration and, zero, nothing, nada.
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Be sure to document what you're doing
and post it here to show others how to do it in their area too.
More gun owners than the total votes for governor? Wow. Most people dont tend to act unless they can see how their efforts can make a difference. That should do it.
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Yes will do
We either do this now or there won't be any ranges or gun clubs soon.
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Come on paulites
Where are my fellow NY activists? Andrew Cuomo can be defeated easily if we register all gun owners to vote. From his NYC stronghold he only received 1 million votes.
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"Right To Bear Arms" Super Brochure
Are you using this in your drive:
Buy a stamper for the white label area and put your web site, logo, and information. This will drive traffic to your group/site.
I am making a canvassing video to help show how to walk a neighborhood.
Also, go to:
This is a great group from N.Y. that are already doing stuff.
If you need anything, please let me know.
In Liberty,
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Thank You Curt
I am looking into the super brochure. I already knew about it, but never took a close look at it. Will take a good look and see how we can use it for a voter's registration drive. I have many volunteers in my area, the problem is getting volunteers outside the area that i live, because of distance and human interaction. I even tried an approach asking other organizations in FB, etc and it is becoming frustrating. So many people going to rallies and yet they won't participate on a voter's registration drive. This is what will make the difference. Going to rallies is good to lift spirits; make people feel they are not alone, but that will not win elections. We can easily remove all the red coats Schumer, Gillibrand and Cuomo if we are successful.
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We got a quick comment from Nick to elaborate on the sale and what it means to the clients.
So Nick, with the sale of the overseas SEO agency, and you being only taking on clients in Australia, does this mean you're expanding overseas?
No I'm still only taking on Australian businesses only. I will be keeping on the current clients from PDS with what services they had previously. To be honest there is only a handful of subscribers. PDS was mainly developing websites for people, but they had some back end data I wanted, which is why I bought the site.
What are you going to do with the backend data?
I'm launching another business in 2015 that is highly in demand for Australians. I'm not going to say much more than that.
Thanks, we will keep an eye on what is happening. Stay in touch via twitter.
Yeah thanks, I will.


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I have just put in a granite countertop and wood floors. I'm having trouble picking a backsplash. I do like the mosaics that have little color variation (the one on the bottom of the board) but am a little worried it will still be too busy with the granite. Also considering painting the cabinets white. Opinions please?? |
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- Posted by michellemarie (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 23:14
I think the cream subway would look pretty. |
- Posted by onedogedie (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 9:05
Agree with michellemarie. Definitely think the modern multi-mosaic would look out of step with the granite and the wood cabinets. Personally, I don't think they ever go together but "taste" is individual like peanut butter, mayonnaise & lettuce sandwiches. The question is, looking at the following pictures, do you see hits or misses? (small photos, click through to see larger) I think you should use a uniform, off-white subway tile that fades into its role masterfully, like Gene Hackman. Congratulations on the new floor and granite. Your kitchen looks great! |
Thanks for your responses. So Onedogedie, do you think the cream glass subway tile is too much? My husband doesn't like the ceramic subway tile because he thinks it looks like it belongs in a bathroom. But he does like the glass subway. |
I agree with this: Posted by onedogedie "Definitely think the modern multi-mosaic would look out of step with the granite and the wood cabinets. Personally, I don't think they ever go together [...]" It's important to note that with the pattern of natural wood, the detail of your cabinetry, and the pattern of the granite, you have a lot of depth and complexity to your surfaces. You also have lots of homey decorations which add another layer. If your kitchen was mine, I'd be aiming for a matte look that "fades back" a bit with the backsplash. Glass is quite a shiny and eye-catching element and I'm not sure that your kitchen needs more visual elements. |
Thanks for the advice. I'll find some matte subway tile and see how that compares. Any opinions on leaving the cabinets as is or painting them white?? |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 18:14
Good advice about the tile. How professional of a paint job are you talking about? |
- Posted by onedogedie (My Page) on Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 9:08
I wouldn't paint the cabinets. They look too nice to paint and I can't help but feel that painting cabinets that weren't meant to be painted will have the same end result as painting tiles or refinishing vintage bathtubs & sinks. What is the cabinet hardware finish? I can't tell from the photograph. My feeling about the glass tile is that your kitchen leans traditional with the style of your cabinet, and the granite too. Glass tile is modern, and I think it will look wrong with those elements. (All my opinion!) I don't think you need a matte tile. Glossy tile is good. Just not glass. Your granite is very pretty. Your kitchen is the perfect backdrop for a great textile, to bring some color and pattern in. Tablecloth? Hand towels? Window treatment. |
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