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Things go very wrong when a psychotic murderer by the name of Gordon Finn, on his last day on death row, is examined by a doctor.
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This psychological thriller explores how actions we believe are under our control, can lead us to live our worst nightmares, threatening things that are even more important than life itself and creating wounds that never heal.
Read MoreA late night at the studio takes a disturbing turn after a photographer receives a mysterious package.
Read MoreA nameless victim finds himself tied on to a chair. His mouth is gagged. He cannot move. He cannot scream. Than a torturer with a mobile phone enters the room…
Hands tied. Mouth gagged. A desperate man is at the mercy of a coldblooded torturer who receives his orders as text messages from an unknown person. What will happen next? Will this nightmare ever end?
Read MoreA few weeks after his brother Danny's funeral, Owen Davidson gets a call from his brother's landlord Edgar. Danny left behind his personal audio recorder, an item Owen was eager to both return to his mother, and to listen to himself. Owen's curiosity gets the better of him. As he listens to the recorder while sitting in Danny's old kitchen, he soon learned of his brother's apparent neurosis, brought on by a Halloween night summoning exercise...
Read MoreWhen Michael's wife Sara is possessed by the devil he turns to Father O'Malley, in a desperate attempt to save her soul.
Read MoreDuring the Great Depression, a penniless migrant worker finds shelter in an abandoned house that may be haunted by its former owner. As the night goes on, she hears the cries of young women trapped in the house and must decide whether to trust a total stranger to protect her until morning.
Read MoreWe are in 1973. A corrupt cop helps the new born DEA to burn down the poppy fields in Mexico.
Read MoreVal and her friends play a game that allows them to communicate with the dead. The Knock Knock Game turns any doorway into a doorway to the hereafter but there are rules that should never be broken.
Read MoreWeeks after a paranormal investigation gone wrong, the former leader of the group must get over depression, and help one of his former investigators. Things are worse than anyone fears.
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Jake La Motta; Johnny Stumper; David Henry Keller; J Christian Ingvordsen; Steven Kaman; John Weiner; Brentwood Communications.; Brentwood Home Video (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 51619936 |
Notes: | Originally released as a motion picture in 1988. |
Credits: | Director of photography, Steven Kaman ; editor, Steve Kaman. |
Cast: | Jake La Motta, Johnny Stumper, David Henry Keller, John Rano, John Christian. |
Target Audience: | MPAA rating: R. |
Description: | 1 videodisc (ca., . 84 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. |
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Series Title: | Crime wave. |
Responsibility: | Brentwood Communications ; screenplay by J. Christain Ingvordsen, John Weiner ; produced by J. Christain Ingvordsen, Steven Kaman, John Weiner ; directed by J. Christain Ingvordsen. |
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Use of an optical multichannel analyzer in spectrophotometry
Applied Optics, Vol. 27, Issue 23, pp. 4960-4963 (1988)
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The use of an optical multichannel analyzer in reflectance and transmittance spectrophotometry has been studied. An instrument was developed based on the Shaw-Blevin reflectometer and was capable of collecting optical reflectance and transmittance data at a rate of up to 1024 samples in 17 ins. The accuracy of the apparatus has been assessed by comparison with the measurements made on the same specimens using a commercial spectrophotometer fitted with a Strong reflectometer.
© 1988 Optical Society of America
Original Manuscript: August 29, 1988
Published: December 1, 1988
Zhen Hua Wang and David R. McKenzie, "Use of an optical multichannel analyzer in spectrophotometry," Appl. Opt. 27, 4960-4963 (1988)
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- S. D. Conte, C. de Boor, Elementary Numerical Analysis: An Algorithmic Approach (McGraw-Hill, New York, 1980), pp. 259–267.
- S. B. White, "Evaluation of a Cary Accessory for the Measurement of Optical Constants of Thin Films," in Varian Instruments at Work, UV-45, 1 (1988).
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Pat Buchanan - Do we really want Cold War II?
"There have been times when they slip back into Cold War thinking," said President Obama in his tutorial with Jay Leno.
And to show the Russians that such Cold War thinking is antiquated, Obama canceled his September summit with Vladimir Putin. The reason: Putin's grant of asylum to Edward Snowden, who showed up at the Moscow airport, his computers full of secrets that our National Security Agency has been thieving from every country on earth, including Russia.
Yet there are many KGB defectors in the United States, and Russia has never used this as an excuse to cancel a summit.
The Washington Post and Wall Street Journal are delighted, hopeful that cancellation presages a more confrontational policy toward Putin. But is a second Cold War really a good idea? And if it is coming, who is more responsible for it?
From 1989 to 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to let Eastern Europe go free and withdraw his troops and tank armies back to the Urals. The Soviet Union was allowed to dissolve into 15 nations. In three years, the USSR gave up an empire, a third of its territory, and half its people.
And it extended to us a hand of friendship.
How did we respond? We pushed NATO right up to Russia's borders, bringing in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, even former Soviet republics Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
European objections alone prevented us from handing out NATO war guarantees to Ukraine and Georgia. Was this a friendly act? Would we have regarded post-Cold War Russian alliances with Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Mexico as friendly acts?
To cut Moscow out of the Caspian Sea oil, we helped build a pipeline through two former Soviet republics, Azerbaijan and Georgia, and, thence, under the Black Sea to our NATO ally Turkey.
In the Boris Yeltsin decade, the 1990s, U.S. hustlers colluded with local oligarchs in looting Russia of her natural resources.
In the past decade, the National Endowment for Democracy and its Republican and Democratic subsidiaries helped dump over governments in Serbia, Ukraine and Georgia, and replace them with regimes friendlier to us and more distant from Moscow.
George W. Bush sought to put an anti-missile system in Poland and the Czech Republic. Neither country had requested it. We said it was aimed at Iran.
When my late friend, columnist Tony Blankley, visited Russia in the Bush II era, he was astounded at the hostility he encountered from Russians who felt we had responded to their offer of friendship at the end of the Cold War by taking advantage of them.
Putin is a former intelligence officer, a patriot, a nationalist.
How did we think he would react to U.S. encirclement of his country by NATO and U.S. meddling in his internal affairs?
How did American patriots in the Truman-McCarthy era react to the discovery that Hollywood, the U.S. government and our atom bomb project were riddled with communists loyal to Josef Stalin?
Why cannot we Americans see ourselves as others see us?
Why is Russia still supporting the brutal regime of Bashar Assad in Syria, the Post and Journal demand to know. Well, Russia has a long relationship with the Assad family, selling it arms and maintaining a naval base on Syria's coast. Did we expect Russia to behave as we did when our autocratic ally of 30 years, Hosni Mubarak, was challenged by crowds in Tahrir Square?
We ditched Mubarak and washed our hands of him in weeks. Russia stood by its man. And does not Putin have a point when he asks why we are backing Syrian rebels among whom are elements of that same al-Qaida that killed thousands of us in the twin towers? Is the Syrian war so clear-cut a case of good and evil that the Russians should dump their friends and support ours?
If the Assad family is irredeemably wicked, why did George H.W. Bush enlist Hafez Assad in his war to liberate Kuwait in 1991, a war to which Damascus contributed 4,000 troops?
There is another reason Russia is recoiling from America. With the death of its Marxist-Leninist ideology, Russia is moving back toward its religious and Orthodox roots. Secretly baptized at birth by his mother, Putin has embraced this.
Increasingly, religious Russians look on America, with our Hollywood values and celebrations of homosexuality, as a sick society, a focus of cultural and moral evil in the world. Much of the Islamic world that once admired America has reached the same conclusion. Yet the Post is demanding that our government stand with "the persecuted rock band" of young women who desecrated with obscene acts the high altar of Moscow's most sacred cathedral.
Upon what ground do we Americans, 53 million abortions behind us since Roe v. Wade, stand to lecture other nations on morality?
Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, trade, arms reduction — we have fish to fry with Putin. As for our lectures on democracy and morality, how 'bout we put a sock in it?
(Syndicated columnist Pat Buchanan has been a senior advisor to three presidents, twice a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and the presidential nominee of the Reform Party in 2000. He won the New Hampshire Republican Primary in 1996.)
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Sanborn – Ye Olde Home Tour
As of August 1, 2013 there were 1,241 residential homes on the market in the twelve towns covered by this report. The average asking price was $485,423 and the median price point was $259,900. The inventory is down from the 1,351 homes available as last August 1. The average asking price last year was $491,503 and the median price point stood exactly the same at $259,900. The current inventory level represents a 15 month supply of homes on the market. A six month inventory would be considered healthy.
If you have ever driven through the historic four corners area of Gilmanton (at the intersection of Route 107 and 140) and were amazed by the beautiful, well maintained homes that make up this quintessential New England community you are probably not alone. This past Saturday I attended a Tour of Historic Homes in Gilmanton that was held to benefit the Gilmanton Year Round Library and got to visit some of them. As a real estate agent, I see a lot of homes, but never enough really nice antique ones so this was a lot of fun for me.
The owners of nine wonderful antique properties were gracious enough to open their homes so that visitors could step back in time and view the architecture, construction, and style of the different historical periods. Starting in the corners, I visited the Federal style home of Jim and Laura Lynn Morrissey that was constructed in 1820. This home blends the look and feel of a vintage home with a modern contemporary style making it very bright, open, and livable. I am sure the original owners would be amazed at the recent kitchen remodel but surely would feel at home with the hand painted checkerboard patterns on the wide pine flooring and the beautiful hand painted mural on the stairway wall.
Next door, is another Federal style home that dates back to the early 1800's and has been owned by the Bartholomew family for five generations. This home retains the look and feel of a period home and is furnished with appropriate furniture and décor. It was like stepping back in time.
The well-known Temperance Tavern across from the Academy Building was also open for viewing. This historic home was built in 1793 and over the years has served Gilmanton as a public house, court house, post office, tavern, and bed and breakfast. This local landmark has been wonderfully restored and currently serves as the private residence of Robert and Rebecca Rhonstadt. It has six working fireplaces, six bedrooms and baths, large gathering rooms, and a nicely updated kitchen. If you are looking to open your own historic venture, whether it be an inn or antique store, this fine home is currently on the market.
A 1790's cape which originally was located in Alton was moved to 858 Province Road by its current owners Albert and Lucille Phillips in 1989. It was reconstructed board by board and retains the original charm of this period with its exposed beams, wide pine floors, wavy window glass, bricks, and granite. This home has wonderful curb appeal and while it appears small from the road it has over 3,000 square feet of living space with a large ell providing additional space off the back for a modern kitchen.
Down the road a bit further at 1218 Province Road just past Loon Pond is a 1760's center chimney cape that was also reconstructed here in 1982. This home sits on a full foundation and has all the modern amenities of a new home, but all the materials are from several buildings dating from the mid 18th century. It is correct in every other detail right down to the antique nails used to hold it all together. Its current owners, Barbara Morris and Bob Eastman, have been busy adding their own personal touches to this authentic property.
The earliest home on the tour was the museum quality restoration of a 1665 Pilgrim era garrison style saltbox at 1246 Province Road. This home was moved from Billerica, Mass and was painstakingly reconstructed by Doug Towle, Henry Page, and Justin Caldon on a 12 acre parcel of land on Frisky Hill that provides broad panoramic views. This home artfully blends pristine historic architecture with modern conveniences making this a uniquely livable and comfortable residence. There is also a carriage house, barn, water tower, and even a one room school house dating back to the 1760's on the property. This is a simply stunning property and is also currently on the market. It would make a magnificent horse property or gentleman farm. Messieurs Towle and Page are well known for the restorations of many of Gilmanton's older homes including the Morris property just down the road.
Other properties on the tour included a wonderful example of Greek Revival architecture built in 1836 by a local doctor and which later became a summer boarding house known as the Elms, a center chimney cape built in 1774, and a 1790's colonial which was also restored by Doug Towle back in the 1970's. The tour ended with a preview of a 1800's colonial home currently being restored by Doug at 493 Province Road next to the Academy in the Corners which provided insight into what goes into restoring one of these fine old properties. It was a great day filled with truly great homes...and great people!
Please feel free to visit www.lakesregionhome.com to learn more about the Lakes Region real estate market and comment on this article and others. Data was compiled using the Northern New England Real Estate MLS System as of 8/1/13. Roy Sanborn is a REALTOR® at Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty and can be reached at 603-455-0335
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Jim Hightower - Forget student loans, college should be free
Well, finally! Hard-right congressional leaders and the Obama White House have agreed that interest rates on student loans should not double to nearly 7 percent, as they let happen early in July. Instead, college students will be billed at a rate that will steadily rise higher than 8 percent.
This is progress?
Temporarily, yes, because the new law drops this year's rate to 3.8 percent. But, for the longer run, obviously not. Even capping the interest rate at 8.25 percent, as the White House demanded, is too high, for it still saddles students with a crushing debt of some $20,000 to $40,000 for a four-year degree, just as they're getting started on their economic path.
But worse, lawmakers are playing small ball again, avoiding the big issue they should be addressing. Bickering over interest-rate percentages shrivels the public debate to its most picayune and meanest point, which our so-called leaders seem to specialize in these days. They focus on the price of everything, without grasping the value of anything. And the value of a college education — not only to America's youth, but most significantly to our whole society's economic and democratic future — is clearly established.
So the big question to be asking is this: Why isn't higher education free? Les Leopold, director of the Labor Institute, notes in a July 2 Alternet piece, "For over 150 years, our nation has recognized that tuition-free primary and secondary schools were absolutely vital to the growth and functioning of our commonwealth."
Providing free education, from kindergarten through high school, paid off big for us. Today, though, that's not enough, for open access to a college degree or other advanced training is as vital to America as a high school diploma has been in our past.
Forget interest rates, young people should not be blocked by a massive debt-load from getting the education that they need to succeed — but also that all of America needs them to have for our mutual prosperity and democratic strength.
Let me frame the question in terms of a real-life choice: Is making higher education available to every American more important to our national interest than letting Wall Street profiteers make a few more billions of dollars each year?
Answer: Of course.
Yet, our political leaders — pushed by Wall Street lobbyists — have been making the opposite choice for years. As a result, banksters have loaded students down with a mountain of high-interest loans, rising from just over $2 billion in total debt a decade ago to nearly a trillion last year.
Worse, this has made the financiers — either banks or government lenders — the de facto gatekeepers of advanced education and training, shutting out thousands of young people each year who want to get ahead, but are not able to hurdle the price barrier.
This is enormously costly to America. And it's completely unnecessary. The smart choice would be to make college and professional training free — as we learned from the GI Bill after World War II. Under this 1944 law, about 7.8 million veterans were trained, including some 2.2 million who went to college; 3.5 million who went to trade, technical or other schools; 1.4 million who got on-the-job training; and 700,000 who got farm training. The total cost of the program was $14.5 billion — $1,860 per vet. A 1988 congressional study found that every public dollar invested in the GI Bill produced a $7 increase in our nation's economic output.
Likewise, a similar investment today in universal access — i.e., free access — to higher learning and training would not only more than pay for itself, but it would also produce a widely shared prosperity and deliver the priceless return of a broadly educated citizenry.
Of course, an upfront investment in a smarter, more productive, more democratic civilization is pricey. So where do we get the money to do what America needs? Get it from where it went.
Wall Street's super-rich speculators are now making millions of super-fast, robotic financial transactions per second, generating trillions of dollars a year for them — but producing nothing of real value for us, while distorting and endangering markets. Put a tiny tax on each of those transactions, affecting only the automated gambles made by speculators, and more than enough money will come into the public coffers to free up higher-ed for all.
(Jim Hightower has been called American's most popular populist. The radio commentator and former Texas Commissioner of Agriculture is author of seven books, including "There's Nothing In the Middle of Road but Yellow Stripes and Dead Armadillos" and his new work, "Swim Against the Current: Even Dead Fish Can Go With The Flow".)
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Gretchen Gandini - WOW Trail 101
Guess how many people used the WOW Trail last year? 41,000! Are you one of them? Whether you are a frequent user or have never been on the WOW Trail before, chances are you may be interested in learning more about it. To follow, please find a few frequently asked questions about the Trail.
What is a rail trail? A rail trail is a multi-use, recreational path that runs parallel to an active railroad line or, a path created on a former railroad corridor where trains no longer travel. In the WOW Trail's case, it is alongside an active railroad line operated by the Hobo & Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad. The trail is located in the railroad right of way owned by the State of New Hampshire and managed by the N.H. Department of Transportation.
Where is the WOW Trail? The WOW Trail is a paved, rail trail in the City of Laconia. Presently 1.3 miles long; the trail spans from Elm Street in Lakeport to North Main Street near Downtown Laconia. Design and fundraising is currently underway to extend the trail another 1.1 miles from North Main Street to the Belmont town line. After this second section of trail is completed, we will work to expand the trail in the other direction, from Elm Street in Lakeport to Weirs Beach, and then beyond to Meredith — connecting Meredith, Weirs Beach and Lakeport with Downtown Laconia via a convenient passageway.
Is it safe? Yes. Our current section of Trail has proven to be a safe, alternative route for runners, bikers and walkers between the Downtown area and Lakeport. Even more, the trail is a fun, flat place for families with little ones to practice their bike riding or take a walk. If you'd like to take a walk or run on the WOW Trail, but don't want to go alone, please consider joining us for one of our new walking and running groups. All ages and abilities are welcome. We meet on Wednesdays at 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. at the Lakeport entrance to the Trail behind the Lake Opechee Inn & Spa and at Noon and 5:30 p.m. at the North Main Street entrance to the trail just across from the Laconia Clinic.
I've never heard of a rail trail? Is the WOW Trail the first one? No. For lack of a better term, we are sort of late to the party. Nationwide, there are over 20,000 miles of rail trails, including New Hampshire's own Northern Rail Trail which spans 52 miles from Lebanon all the way to Franklin.
In addition, Franklin and Tilton-Northfield are home to the Winnipesaukee River Trail and the Town of Belmont is poised to build a rail trail beginning at the Belmont-Laconia Town line soon.
What is the long-term plan for the trail? The WOW Trail's mission is to promote, design, build and maintain a nine mile recreational path through the City of Laconia as a part of the regional trail network that will connect Meredith to Franklin. In other words, a completed WOW Trail will be the Laconia section of this regional trail effort.
Why build rail trails? Quite simply, rail trails are a good investment. Nationwide, rail trails are proven to provide safe and accessible recreation opportunities, promote active lifestyles for all ages, and stimulate local economies by increasing tourism and promoting access to local business. In fact, according to a recent Belknap Economic Development Council study, a completed WOW Trail will bring an estimated 152,000 users annually, with 38,000 coming from outside of the Lakes Region — generating a minimum of $1.8 million in new visitor spending every year. That's a good return on investment, don't you think?
Why now? A completed WOW Trail will be a game-changer for this community. Not only will it enhance the quality of life for residents, but it will attract new visitors to the area and help current and future businesses attract and retain a quality workforce by making the city a more desirable place to live, work and play. We can look at case studies of communities around the country who have seen transformative change by implementing comprehensive, regional trail systems. But, ultimately, it's up to our community to say yes to the idea around here, advocate for a more walkable City and, most importantly, help usher the project along by investing in its construction.
Walking, running and biking are recreational uses popular with and available to all ages, skills and socioeconomic levels. These activities encourage and reinforce healthy lifestyles for all people. Why wait to usher this sort of change into our community?
How will the Trail be paid for? The WOW Trail is fortunate to have a committed group of volunteers dedicated to raising funds for the continued expansion of the trail. We conduct two main fundraising events annually: the WOW Sweepstakes Ball and WOW Fest. In addition, we actively apply for grant funding and, for the first time this fall, we will introduce an end of year fundraising appeal to the community.
When will the next section of the Trail be built? If design and fundraising go as planned, another 1.1 miles of trail will be built (from North Main Street in Laconia to the Belmont Town line) by the Fall of 2014.
How can I help? Please share your enthusiasm for the trail with local and state representatives. Volunteer your time. Make a donation. Use the trail. Participate in an upcoming fundraising event. WOW Fest 2013 will be held on September 14th at Laconia Athletic and Swim Club. It's a fun-filled event for the whole family featuring two bicycle challenges, 5K and 10K road races, fun walk, BBQ lunch, live music and kids activities. For more information, please visit www.wowtrail.org.
How can I learn more? The WOW Trail's Annual Meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 14th at 4:30 p.m. at Pitman's Freight Room in Laconia. We are working hard to expand the Trail for you, our friends in the community who have the opportunity to use the Trail every day, and the countless visitors who will one day visit the Lakes Region for a ride, walk, run, or snowshoe on our scenic rail trail. Please join us on August 14th as we review the past year's accomplishments and look ahead at our goals for the coming year. Hope to see you there!
(Gretchen Gandini is the Executive Director of the WOW Trail. She welcomes your comments, questions and ideas at
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Michael Barone - Democrats own Obamacare all by themselves
Nothing is free in politics, but there is some question when you pay the price.
That's been a saying of mine for many years, though I may have unconsciously plagiarized it from someone else. I think it applies to Obamacare.
My American Enterprise Institute colleague Norman Ornstein has been shellacking Republicans for trying to undercut the implementation of the Obama health care legislation. He calls it "simply unacceptable, even contemptible." He points out that Republicans in the past haven't tried to undercut or derail major legislation of this sort.
That's correct, as a matter of history. You won't find any concerted drive to repeal and replace Social Security after it was enacted in 1935 or Medicare after it was passed in 1965. In contrast, Republicans proclaim they want to repeal and replace Obamacare.
They don't agree on tactics. Some Republicans want to vote to defund Obamacare spending while continuing to fund the government otherwise. Others argue that would be a futile gesture and politically damaging.
The two sides have taken to calling each other names — the suicide caucus and the surrender caucus. But both want to get rid of Obamacare because they think it's bad for the country.
The so-called surrender caucus is surely correct in predicting that Barack Obama and the Democratic-majority Senate will never allow the defunding of Obamacare. The so-called suicide caucus is right to point out that government shutdowns are not fatal to congressional Republicans, who maintained their congressional majorities after the shutdowns in the Clinton years.
Other points are more problematic. The defunders argue that once Obamacare subsidies go out, people will get hooked on them and support for repeal will tank. Their critics argue that there may be so many glitches (Obama's word) in the rollout of the health insurance exchanges that support will fall below the present low levels.
The fact is that no one knows for sure. But whatever happens, there are good reasons for Republicans to regard Obamacare as a legitimate target.
One is that, unlike Social Security and Medicare, the law was passed by Democrats only, with no bipartisan consultation. Democrats could do that only because accidents — like the later overturned prosecution of Alaska Republican Ted Stevens — gave them a 60-vote supermajority in the Senate.
That's a contrast with the 2003 Medicare Part D prescription drug bill, which as Ornstein points out Democrats didn't try to undercut after it was passed. But Democrats were widely consulted during the legislative process, and a non-trivial number of them voted for the final version.
A second point is that Obamacare — unlike Social Security, Medicare and Part D — wasn't consistently supported in public opinion polls. Quite the contrary.
Please don't pass this bill, the public pleaded, speaking in January 2010 through the unlikely medium of the voters of the commonwealth of Massachusetts when they elected Republican Scott Brown to the Senate as the 41st vote against Obamacare.
Democrats went ahead anyway, at the urging of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and with the approval of President Barack Obama. They made that decision knowing that, without a 60th vote in the Senate, the only legislative path forward was for the House to pass a bill identical to the one the Senate passed in December 2009.
No one had intended that to be the final version. Democrats expected to hold a conference committee to comb the glitches out of the Senate bill and the version the House passed in November.
Voters had done all they could do to signal that they wanted not a Democratic version of Obamacare but a bipartisan compromise or no legislation at all. Obama and Pelosi ignored that demand.
Under those circumstances, it's not surprising that Republicans — politicians and voters — regard the passage of the law as illegitimate. And that they believe they are morally justified in seeking repeal and replacement of legislation they consider gravely harmful to the nation.
You may or may not agree with those judgments. But it shouldn't be hard to see why Republicans feel that way.
Those feelings have been intensified as glitch after glitch in Obamacare come to light — and as the president indicates, contrary to his constitutional duty, that he will not faithfully execute parts of the law.
When they passed Obamacare, Democrats thought they were achieving a triumph free of any cost. Now, as Obamacare founders, they are paying the price.
(Syndicated columnist Michael Barone is senior political analyst for The Washington Examiner, is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Fox News Channel contributor and co-author of The Almanac of American Politics.)
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- Developer: Digital Eclipse
- Publisher: Midway
- Genre: Miscellaneous Compilation
- Release Date: Sep 27, 2005
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First activate Cheat Menu. Go into the Cheat Menu. Highlight the respective cheat and do its code. Clean and smooth; not too fast.
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X, X, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, L1, L1, Hold R1, SQUARE, (release R1), Hold L1, X | ALL CARS |
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The hotel was very clean, however the beds were hard. Didn't get much sleep. When we arrived the key wouldn't open our door. Front desk clerk says it will take 5 mins, it was over 15 minutes from the time we arrived and the time we reached our room, since we went to get luggage to carry up before we went to room. Were they expecting us to stand at our room door holding all of our stuff for over 15 minutes before our card would work. New girl at desk was clueless, after standing at the front desk for a while, someone else followed us and helped opened our door.
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49 Rue Edouard Corbière, 29680 Roscoff, France – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.5/10! (score from 342 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hôtel Aux Tamaris.
This was a good location and nice breakfast.
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Wonderful location with cheery staff. Very accommodating!
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The view from our window was stunning. The location allowed us to walk everywhere we wanted to go. The reception was friendly and spoke enough English to make it easy to communicate.
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Very quiet and clean.
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Ideal location Helpful competent staff Trouble-free in all respects Flexible when asked Warm, quiet and comfortable
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The location, and overall comfort.
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The sea view from our room. Easy walk to shops. Easy parking when we were there.
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Lovely position with stunning sea view,friendly staff,comfortable basic room...
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Ideally situated in the heart of Roscoff, this beautiful, old sea-side guesthouse offers panoramic views of the sea and features comfortable accommodations.
The Hôtel aux Tamaris offers comfortable rooms with a refined decoration. Rooms offer lovely views of the surrounding area including the sea and the garden. Wi-Fi internet access is also available and free of charge.
Whether you want to sleep, relax or maybe even work, you will be free to make the most of the peace and quiet. Also, the area offers many activities such as the Thalado seaweed discovery center, only few steps from the hotel.
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This Best Western is in central Roscoff in Brittany. It is on the beach and 5 minutes from Ferry transportation at the harbor. This hotel also has free Wi-Fi.
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The sea view from our room. Easy walk to shops. Easy parking when we were there.
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This was a good location and nice breakfast.
The wifi was very difficult and it wasn't as easy to find.
Convenient location in town. Good view. Nice facilities and decor.
Small 'stopover' room but only for one night. Slight smell of dampness but cause not obvious.
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The silence and the location!
The room was a bit small
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Room with a view. Good continental breakfast with a view. Easy walking distance to restaurants & shops
Tiny bit noisy room to room
We have stayed several times @this very special beautifully located waterside small hotel. This comfortable, quiet, exceedingly well furnished and decorated hotel is the perfect place to stay in Roscoff. The generous and delicious self service breakfast is enjoying from a dining room that has a spectacular panoramic sea view.
Welcome by staff Free wifi Comfortable room Excellent shower room View from hotel Location just a stroll away from the town
The only drawback was the circuitous route to get to the hotel because of the one way system but if you have a satnav, it is no problem and once you have arrived, it is easy to walk along the beach or stroll into the town
Warm welcome; clean room and good ensuite facilities; excellent location on seafront but away from bustle of the centre.
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Quiet location, very easy walking distance to the centre of Roscoff where we had a good evening meal. Our room had recently been updated and was clean and the bed comfortable.
The room was extremely small, with hardly enough room to get along the sides of the double bed. The window overlooked a small rear courtyard which was used for smoking and cigarette smoke drifted into our room. We do not smoke. There was no tea and coffee making equipment in the room.
The bed. Best nights sleep for years.
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River Views. Swimming pool. Garden. Restaurant. Good Room size. Comfortable beds. Parking.
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For the money I wouldn't put this on the top of the list. The food is good but the menu is expensive
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We enjoyed our dinner here so much we returned the next night. It's in Lenox's main commercial area and within walking distance of several B&Bs, including ours (the Birchwood Inn.) Rabbit, duck, lamb, fish in parchment and other French standards dominate the menu. (When we commented on this, we were told the entire kitchen is French.) Each main dish had... More
The salad was very good- mixed greens with figs. The tempura prawns were tasty but not great and the entrees missed the mark. The cod in parchment was bland and almost tasteless - the sauce was so mild as to have no flavor and placed on top was arugula covering the parchment and cod. Strange presentation- not good. My husband... More
Chef Michael Ballon did a wonderful job catering my daughter's wedding. Food and service was excellent. He is very easy to work with and very accomodating! Have also enjoyed dining in the restaurant! Always sure to get a fine meal!
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Luxury home rental home, ideal for two families, is 6 years old & is a ski in/walk out set up 1000' high on Attitash Ski area. Full description and album of pictures available upon request. The ground level/1st floor, has 2 bedrooms, 1 with a queen bed, and another bedroom (2nd) w/ 2 sets of bunk beds, full bath,living area w/ TV/VCR/DVD, laundry room, & full pull-out sofa bed. The entrance from the garage comes into this living area. The main floor/2nd floor, has a living area w/LCD TV/VCR/DVD, gas fireplace, fully-equipped kitchen & dining area and a (3rd) bedroom w/ a queen bed, 15" LCD/DVD TV, full bath,&(4th) bedroom/ski room with a pull out sofa full size bed & entrance from the ski trail. The 3rd floor has a loft area w/ a twin sleeper & master (5th) bedroom with queen bed, full bathroom & TV/DVD. There's a private 6-7 person Jacuzzi on the 450 sq. ft. deck. Towels, linens, taxes & cleaning are included. We have wireless high speed internet. As our guest you have full use of the Attitash Sports Club facilities w/ indoor pool and X-C skiing.
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Great spot. Had a cozy feel & wonderful view. Very roomy, and layout was perfect. Fireplace was easy to operate with one switch and also put out some heat. No need to lug wood. Hot tub right on the deck was a nice addition. The pool was available, but we didn't get to it because the hot tube was right there. Slopeside, but the trail was not a close to easier trails as we thought. The more experience were fine but for the less experienced skiiers we had to shuttle them a short drive down to the base lodge area which was a 2 minute drive. The garage was nice to put all the skis and great for unloading the car. We had a great time and would visit there again if we have the chance. Thank you to great owners with all the instructions for the extras the home had to offer. It made our stay no stress. I am surprised this home is not constantly booked. I almost don't want to say anymore good and to keep it a secret.
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Meanwhile, Gibbons was informed that there was a Grand Jury as one of the women on the jury is friends with the wife of Gibbons chief of staff, also he found out there was an undercover copy in Killian's organization.
The race was on, Killian looking for the witness, Wysocki and some trusted officers looking for the Ronnie and Gibbons trying to find out who the undercover cop was. Liam and Mikey are sent to the Ronnie's girlfriend, Penny's house where they convinced Penny to contact Ronnie with an offer to leave the country. Mikey got new orders to kill both of them once Ronnie arrived.
Ronnie arrived and instead of killing them, Liam killed Mikey and then hid Penny and Ronnie while he went after Killian's daughter Beth in the hopes of getting his hands on the transaction ledgers showing payoffs.
When Colvin learned that Gibbons was on to her she had Killian arrested and while trying to get him to flip on Gibbons Wysocki and Evers went after Beth presuming that Liam would be with her. Liam was with her and just as he got the ledger she learned who he was and shot him in the shoulder. He returned fire and shot him in the leg.
Wysocki and Evers showed up in time to keep the rest of Killians men from killing him but he was in bad shape when he got to the hospital. Wysocki went back to his office and found Gibbons sitting there. Gibbons offered to tell Wysocki who killed his brother if he would make the Grand Jury issue go away.
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...realised that my skin was broken that day and that I may have been exposed to the virus. The door knob was dry however. I got tested on the 51st and the 71st day after the incident and both results came out negative. I was relieved!! But the...
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The long wait....
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
...beyond stressed and this point and I know i am jumping the gun but just can;t help it! How did you guys get through the week long wait for the results? I am going to try to keep busy but theres only so much I can do and then night time comes. ...
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
...making out, she rubbed her bare vagina against my leg for several minutes before we stopped. Afterwards, it was noticably wet. No broken skin (e.g cuts or scabs on leg or knee) and washed down ten minutes afterwards. Is this cause for concern?
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