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1. A leap on one leg, as of a boy; a leap, as of a toad; a jump; a spring.
2. A dance; especially, an informal dance of ball. Hop, skip (or step), and jump, a game or athletic sport in which the participants cover as much ground as possible by a hop, stride, and jump in succession.
1. (Science: botany) a climbing plant (humulus Lupulus), having a long, twining, annual stalk. It is cultivated for its fruit (hops).
2. The catkin or strobilaceous fruit of the hop, much used in brewing to give a bitter taste.
3. The fruit of the dog-rose. See hip. Hop back.
see 1st back.
(Science: botany) hop clover, the climbing vine or stalk of the hop.
Origin: oe. Hoppe; akin to D. Hop, hoppe, OHG. Hopfo, g. Hopfen; cf. LL. Hupa, W. Hopez, Armor. Houpez, and Icel. Humall, SW. & dan. Humle.
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Telangana Rashtra Samithi is flying high in Telangana region and much ahead of its rivals, it has begun to announce candidates for some constituencies for the forthcoming general elections.
But the scenario is totally different in the capital as it is neither swift nor strong in the Assembly seats under the GHMC jurisdiction, admit party insiders, seeking anonymity.
The 24 Assembly constituencies in GHMC -nearly 20.51 per cent of 117 Assembly constituencies in Telangana- are crucial for TRS to realise its dream of forming a government in Telangana. Yet, its presence is negligible in old city and poor in many other constituencies.
Despite its network and base in other parts of Telangana, the 'Udyama' party (party of agitation) couldn't develop equally in the capital since its inception in 2001. It went to the Assembly polls in 2004 having struck an alliance with the Congress and bagged the Musheerabad and Secunderabad seats.
That was the first and last time its candidates won in the capital.
With Congress winning a majority of Assembly seats from the city - two of their candidates becoming Ministers too - followed by MIM in 2009, TRS had little scope of becoming a political force to reckon with here. Chances of its candidates emerging victorious in Bahadurpura, Charminar, Chandrayangutta, Karwan, Malakpet, Nampally and Yakuthpura are less because they are strongholds of MIM followed by BJP, Congress and TDP.
In constituencies like Amberpet, Secunderabad Cantonment, Rajendranagar, L.B. Nagar, Maheswaram, Uppal and Khairatabad, the party does not have strong leaders who can challenge their respective political rivals. Kukatpally, Serilingampally and Malkajgiri have a considerable number of voters from Andhra and Rayalaseema posing a challenge to its potential candidates.
Candidates' image and claiming credit for the formation of Telangana can still be its trump card to reverse its fortunes in many city constituencies. Plus, its position when it comes to Secunderabad and Musheerabad seats, which the party won in 2004, seems to be stronger, claim senior party leaders.
With TD's Talasani Srinivas Yadav shifting from Secunderabad to Sanathnagar and sitting MLA Jayasudha planning to contest for the Lok Sabha, prospects of Padma Rao have improved in Secunderabad. Nayani Narsimha Reddy had won Musheerabad seat earlier on TRS ticket and is said to have strong network there.


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having coop is essential for this game because you have 4 ghostbusters right? not one. I haven't seen the gameplay but does it only have one ghostbuster at a time?
No, it has several allies which are controlled by the CPU like games have been for decades now. The idea is that you pretty much control your own destiny and that they are only there to assist in the atmosphere.
I agree that online multiplayer can be fun, but, in my opinion, some of you are more addicted to it than your average crack dealer in a back alleyway and are missing a lot of good games in the process of bypassing titles that may not have it implemented. Not everything needs an online chat room full of 'LoLLZ i OWNd JUUUUuZ n000b'.
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Kids say the darnedest things.
Kids say the darnedest things.
Here's some alarming information for any parent wrestling with the question of when to let their kids start dating.
If you want to teach your teenage daughter a lesson, why not deprive them the one thing they crave most? Proximity to the dulcet tones of One Direction.
Here's a story that may restore your faith in humanity.
A family with an eight-year-old special needs child got a surprise when a complete stranger paid their bill while they were out to dinner last week in China Grove, North Carolina.
While kids may be dreading going back to school, their parents are dancing in the streets.
The tradition of new dads handing out cigars may be going the way of phone books and CDs, thanks to a growing fad.
We all know raising a child isn't cheap. But now we have an idea just how much we're talking about.
Adultery, reckless spending, eating Oreos -- they just might all be legitimate reasons to end a marriage.
A fond memory I have of my childhood is when my mom would surprise me and my younger brother, Greg, with a trip through the car wash. It was always such a pleasant, wonderful surprise when she pulled our family station wagon into the full service wash and asked for the "hot wax". What followed was 2-3 minutes of childhood bliss. I'm happy to report that some things never change, and my kids appreciate a trip through the car wash as much as I did.
The third time continued to be the charm for one mother.
Kids, they say the darndest things, amirite?? One couple decided to harness the precocity of toddlers to announce to their friends and family that they're having a baby. When they asked their daughter Adela, to tell the camera what's happening in a few months, boy, oh boy, did she ever tell the world
World War II veteran John Potter is in the process of being evicted from the Zaleski, Ohio house he built 56 years ago. But the villain of this story isn't some heartless bank bureaucrat. Instead it's Potter own daughter, Janice Cottrill, who's using the power of attorney that Potter had given to her to throw her father out on the street.


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Free-to-play MMO publishers Nexon 'interested' in buying EA
MapleStory and Vindictus publishers Nexon are rumoured to be considering buying enormo-publisher EA, according to Bloomberg. The rumour caused a spike of 6.1 per cent in EA's shares, which have fallen by 23 per cent so far this year.
EA is the kind of company most people's grans have heard of, whereas Nexon sit firmly in the big-in-Asia category. But Nexon makes a lot of money from its free-to-play games ' they reported an operating income of £714.51 million last year, which eclipses EA's mere £191.65 million.
The takeover is little more than a whisper at the moment, and both Nexon and EA have stated that they don't comment on rumours. It's still intriguing, though. Maybe Crysis 3 will turn out to be a free-to-play Facebook game with a cute dog thing taking the place of Prophet.
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Ruth Myles: Reunion special closes the door on the Big Brother Canada houseWhat did we learn from the Big Brother Canada Reunion Special? Well, if the jury members had to vote for the winner again, Topaz still wouldn't be able to cast her vote properly.
Ruth Myles: Miscast vote by Topaz leads to Jillian's win on Big Brother Canada finale"Expect the unexpected," might be the slogan of Big Brother Canada, but there is no way the makers of the reality TV series that airs on Slice could have predicted what happened on Thursday night's finale.
Ruth Myles: And then there were three on Big Brother CanadaCould it be? Will a showmance make it to the final two for the first time in Big Brother history? (Well, BB USA history. Like the rest of the world and its myriad versions of BB really matter, phhht!).
Ruth Myles: Gary is back in the Big Brother Canada house while Peter is out the doorDamn you, Big Brother Canada, for dragging actual human emotion into this empty wasteland we lovingly call reality TV! We don't want reality; we want to be entertained, and the more over-the-top and removed
Ruth Myles: The Big Brother Canada house is a lot less fabulous following Gary's evictionWell, at least he won't have to carry out the countless pounds of glitter he carted into the Big Brother Canada house. Gary, the stylist from Toronto whose pathological affection for all things glitter
Ruth Myles: Big Brother Canada's instant eviction is no joke for AJLeave it to Gary to make it all about him. Although the big, dramatic twist on Sunday's episode of Big Brother Canada is supposed to be the "Instant Eviction" (self-important caps all theirs) that
Ruth Myles: Double eviction spells the end of Tom and Liza union on Big Brother CanadaDing dong, the witch is dead. Which old witch? Why, the 25-year-old firefighter/bartender named Tom witch, that's who! Okay, he's not (technically) a witch, but man, that guy had to be under some kind
Ruth Myles: First contestant shown the door on Big Brother CanadaOne of the questions I ask myself when I'm recapping TV shows is: would I watch the whole episode if I wasn't doing it for work? Sometimes it's an enthusiastic "Yes!" (Bachelor Pad, no judging
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A slow start slowed the New Palestine Dragons in Pendleton, as they fell to the host Pendleton Heights Arabians 55-43 Friday.
NP fell behind 12-2 after a quarter, and while it cut the deficit into single digits, the Arabians were able to hold on from there.
Freshman Raegan McMurray had 11 points to lead the Dragons, one short of her season high. She also had five rebounds and an assist.
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It never ceases to amaze me how differently humans throughout the world live their lives. I am yet again pondering this truth after returning to America from a couple of weeks abroad over the holidays.
My husband and I traveled to Portugal, via Madrid, Spain, to be with my family where they live in a small village in the hills surrounding Lisbon.
Each morning we woke to blue skies and bright, warm sunshine. Stepping out onto the veranda, you overlook the idyllic scene of the village nestled in the valley of three or four verdant and expansive hills, topped by turbine windmills.
It appears as if it has not changed for over a hundred years. And in many ways, it hasn't. The village of Fanhoes is always thriving in the morning, almost more than any other time of the day: the dogs, stray and chained alike, yip and yap with vigor, the roosters crow persistently several times every hour, the sheep bleat at one another and the men and women are more often than not heard calling out to each other in conversation that is so strange and foreign to us here in Skaneateles.
The small church's bell rings every 15 minutes, 24/7 — much like the roosters.
I adore this village for many reasons, not the least of which is the beautiful culture it represents. Small, cobbled alley-like streets lead past dozens of tiny little homes. Some of these haven't been touched for a century, while others have been repainted and renovated and now brilliantly represent the beauty of Portuguese architecture.
The main streets of the village, meant for vehicles, are so narrow that if the regular bus comes through while you're strolling by, you may have to squeeze yourself up against someone's front door in order to get out of the way.
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I agree with those that say you really need (at least) 2 bikes.
I grew up riding off road for 38 years. I still ride off road (some).
I had an xr650L and a Buell Ulysses , sold the Buell and bought my F800.
The XR650L can be a more capable off road bike then the F800. But if your only riding stone/dirt roads, the F800 can do everything the XR can (accept mud, but that is because you can get better tire selection for the XR).
I ended up selling the XR650 and buying a slightly used Husky TE250. The Husky is a much better dirt bike then the XR650 would ever be, plus its street legal.
But since we are allowed to all have our own personal opinions,I refuse to take my BMW somewhere that I can do major damage to it, while I would never think twice taking the XR or Husky into that same situation.
I figure why beat up my BMW trying to do something it's not really designed to do. Kind of like using a hammer to loosen a bolt when you know you have the right tool in your box.
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Miscellaneous: It is a bit of an urban myth that Disney parks don't allow you to bring in your own food for a picnic or drink - it is untrue.
Of course, Disney would like you to feed yet more euros down the greedy mouth of their megacorporation mouth by stuffing your own mouth with their Mickey Mouse Burgers. At least other theme parks like Alton Towers allow MCDonalds, KFC and the rest of the heart-attack merchants in (and they don't ramp up the prices).
Disney just object to large picnic baskets. Fair enough, pack all the snacks and drinks you want in your baggage. Drinking fountains are also plentiful, so don't throw away your empty plastic bottles. Not sure what they are like about letting in a proper drink...ummm
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: dont forget to bring comfortable shoes, you`ll be doing a lot of walking here, in fact bring two pairs, the surfaces are very uneven and when it rains there are LOTS of puddles, you`ll be glad of dry shoes the next day
waterproofs are highly recommended, if you dont bring one then you`ll need to buy one of these stylish capes, which cost 7 euro and make you look like a duck
Photo Equipment: you are going to take LOTS of pictures here, dont forget film / memory cards, there are camera shops on the parks but they are expensive
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Most attractions in Disney are indoor and the queues are mostly protected from the rain too. So don't let the rain spoil your journey. A casual/ sporty rain coat will do.
And if you happen to be caught in a thunderstorm... all shops sell "Mickey" rain ponchos :-)
Photo Equipment: There is a special photo shop, both in the Disneyland Park and the Studios, so if you happen to forget something... don't worry, you'll find it there.
Miscellaneous: For the ladies among you... make sure you have a handy bag, style little backpack. Don't carry too much with you, you'll need to take alll your stuff into the thrill rides!
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Luggage and bags: There are lockers at the entrance to Disneyland for you to store bags and anything you have bought throughout the day.
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Surprising first ancestor of bizarre marsupial moles
The mysterious origins of Australia's bizarre and secretive marsupial moles have been cast in a whole new and unexpected light with the first discovery in the fossil record of one of their ancestors.
The find reveals a remarkable journey through time, place and lifestyle: living marsupial moles are blind, earless and live underground in the deserts of the Northern Territory, Western Australia and South Australia, yet their ancestors lived in lush rainforest far away in north Queensland.
In the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, a team led by Professor Mike Archer, of the University of New South Wales (UNSW), reports the discovery of the remarkable 20 million-year-old fossil at the Riversleigh World Heritage fossil site.
Although related to kangaroos, koalas and other marsupials, living marsupial moles far more closely resemble Cape golden moles, which burrow through the desert sands of Africa. The two golden-furred animals not only look indistinguishable when seen side by side but share many other similarities in their teeth and skeletons that reflect their subterranean lifestyles.
Yet the Cape golden mole is a placental mammal – the group that includes rats, bats, elephants and humans "" and these two very different branches of the mammal family evolved from a common ancestor at least 125 million years ago, says Professor Archer. Having diverged in ancestry, however, their similar lifestyles have meant that they have converged in anatomy.
"This fossil discovery came as a real shock," he says. "Until now, we had always assumed that marsupial moles must have evolved in an unknown ancient Australian desert because, like Cape golden moles, the living marsupial moles survive only in deserts.
"Yet this ancestral Australian mole, which is not as specialized as the living form, has been discovered in ancient rainforest deposits""not deserts. The fossils suggest that they became mole-like while burrowing through the mossy floors of those ancient forests."
This missing link has solved a second mystery about how the highly specialized V-shaped teeth of the living marsupial mole evolved. Although they are almost identical to the teeth of their African counterparts, it is now clear that they went down a completely different evolutionary pathway to get there, says co-author Dr Robin Beck of the American Museum of Natural History.
"This ancient link makes it clear that marsupials followed a completely different path from placentals but ended up with almost identical-looking teeth."
Co-author UNSW Associate Professor Suzanne Hand said: "It goes to the heart of global debates about relationship versus convergence – whether animals are similar because they are closely related or similar because they have had to adapt to related challenges. It's also exciting because it so beautifully demonstrates just how adaptive Australian marsupials can be when given the right evolutionary challenges and enough time to meet them."
Riversleigh research is supported by the Xstrata Community Partnership Program North Queensland and the Australian Research Council. The fossil has been named Naraboryctes philcreaseri, with the species name honoring Phil Creaser, a strong supporter of the CREATE Foundation. http://www.create.unsw.edu.au
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Molly Stracuzzi: One Kings Lane great resource for inspiration, discounts
A new introduction is in order: One Kings Lane. In its own words, "One Kings Lane is the leading home and lifestyle shopping destination, offering the best of top-brand, vintage and designer items at exceptional values."
Basically, www.onekingslane is another website that would love to steal hours from your life as you browse, seek inspiration, ogle over, and maybe even purchase home elements offered at discounted prices.
The staff at One Kings Lane, which has grown from two people to more than 300 employees in three years, works with designers and brands to bring "flash sales" to consumers such as you and me. We're talking about up to 70 percent off retail prices.
Sales start at 11 a.m. our time; the company started in California — and last for only 72 hours. Quantities are always limited.
In addition to the flash sales, One Kings Lane also offers Tastemaker Tag Sales, my personal favorite. You can shop the collections of leading design visionaries for unique antiques, vintage items and even authentic movie-set props. Having shopped many of the antique markets and shows myself in the past several years, I was shocked to see that most of the listed prices on the website were what you would pay if you were at the market yourself.
Founders Susan Feldman and Alison Pincus are on to something, as evidenced by 3 million registered users in three years.
Finally, there is a well-run online resource for scouring the best home décor, entertaining, and gift merchandise from around the world, without even leaving your home.
I must admit that I still love the actual, physical hunt of pieces for styling my home. But as little ones keep me more homebound these days, One Kings Lane is a great resource for inspiration, discounted deals, and when I simply can't make it to the markets.
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Cynthia Davis
|Cynthia L. Davis
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November 23, 1959
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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|Bernie Davis
|John, Benjamin, Cathryn, Matthew, Amanda, Susanna, and Philip
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Cynthia L. Davis (born November 23, 1959) is a former Republican member of the Missouri House of Representatives. She lives in O'Fallon, Missouri. Davis was a Constitution Party candidate for Missouri Lieutenant Governor in 2012.[1]
Personal life[edit]
Davis was born in Chicago, Illinois, but moved to the Boston, Massachusetts area as a teenager. Following graduation from Needham High School in Needham, Massachusetts she attended Nyack College, a private, evangelical college in Nyack, New York, majoring in music. Davis and husband Bernie moved to Missouri in 1984, opening a Christian bookstore in O'Fallon, Missouri in 1989. They are the parents of seven children.
Political career[edit]
Davis was appointed to chair the legislative committee for the O'Fallon Business Association in 1992. She was elected to the O'Fallon Board of Aldermen in 1994, serving as its president in 1995 and was thereafter elected to five consecutive terms. Davis was elected to the 19th district seat in the Missouri House of Representatives in 2002. After defeating fellow Republicans Marilyn Field and Mark Haynes in the August primary, she ran unopposed in the November general election. Davis was reelected in 2004, 2006, and 2008.[2]
While a member of the House Davis served on the following committees: Chairman of the Children and Families Committee, Chairman of the Interim Committee on Poverty, Member of Healthcare Policy Committee, State Parks and Waterways Committee, Vice-chair of the Healthcare, Policy Committee, Elections Committee. Additionally, she served as the Missouri House majority whip.[3]
Among the bills filed by Davis one called for a state ban on elective abortions.[4] She said the bill would "protect public safety, health and welfare". Representative Davis, along with fellow representative Tim Jones were among a number of politicians to support a "Birther" lawsuit by attorney/dentist Orly Taitz against President Barack Obama and various members of his administration. The lawsuit was dismissed by Federal judge David Carter.[5]
In 2004 Davis used campaign funds to pay the property taxes on a home in Jefferson City, Missouri. She paid a $1,000 dollar fine to settle a finding by the state Ethics Commission that violated campaign finance laws.[6]
Due to Missouri's term limit rules, Davis was ineligible to run for the House seat again in 2010. She lost a Republican primary race for state senator in 2010, receiving 12,494 votes, or 45.4%. Davis left the Republican party in July 2011, joining the Constitution Party.[7] In a letter to the Republican Central Committee she cited among her reasons for making the switch were pandering over principles, government of the highest bidders, and blocking fair party nominations. Further, she claimed that both the Republican and Democratic parties had "become destructive to our rights and freedoms".[8] Speaking on her party switch, according to Davis, Democrats and Republicans have locked into a vicious cycle of abuse and "..both have treated us with what is known as the battered wife syndrome, when people get beaten up and before the court date they kiss and make up and everybody is happy again. Then they get to court and police officers have documentation that they saw the broken window and the body go through the window, they have pictures of the black eye and the fat lip and the broken arm, but by the time the court date comes, like my grandmother would say, 'tweren't nothing'".[1]
Davis also lost a subsequent election for the St. Charles County Ambulance Board. After her final House term expired in January, 2011 Davis took a position as executive director with the Center for Marriage Policy as well as serving on the executive board for Pure Hope, a group formerly known as the National Coalition for the protection of Children and Families.
On October 2, 2011, she announced her run for Lieutenant Governor as a Constitution Party candidate.[9] She received 63,390 votes, or 2.37%
Lunch controversy[edit]
In June 2009, remarks made by Davis in her constituent newsletter received local and national criticism. Davis attacked programs providing subsidized meals for school-age children from lower-income families during the summer months, claiming that such programs "could break apart more families" and asserting that "Hunger can be a positive motivator." [10]
The Daily Star-Journal said that Davis "seems to have missed a lesson in humanity," concluding that "Schools provide real parents a real place where their real children can get a real meal, which is a lot more filling than empty advice from politicians."[11] St. Louis Today characterized Davis as "oblivious," declaring that "When you chair a state special committee on children and families, you probably ought to learn something about the needs of children and families."[12] Springfields New-Leader columnist Roger Ray called Davis "clueless" and noted reports that Davis had been seen "stealing food at state dinners to take home to her children.".[13] Missouri House Minority Floor Leader Paul LeVota requested Davis be removed as chairwoman of the Children and Families Committee.[14] And Missouri's junior U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill responded that "Fagin agreed that hunger was a motivator for children. I don't."[15]
Davis was named the daily "worst person in the world" more than once on Countdown with Keith Olbermann for her comments.[16] Stephen Colbert mocked Davis's comments about the motivational effect of hunger, telling Missourians "If you see Representative Davis at a restaurant or a hot dog stand or even through the window of her own dining room, do the right thing and take her food away."[17] Los Angeles Times columnist Patt Morrison concluded that "Questioning the need for school meals doesn't prove that there is no need for them – only that someone's not paying attention, or chooses not to.".[17]
Davis has responded by stating her comments were taken out of context, saying "We all agree on the importance of feeding children, but we differ on who should do this."[18] However in an April, 2012 interview with The Kirksville Daily Express newspaper she was quoted "people pushing the left-wing ideology will use children as human shields to protect more government spending. But, I'm a big champion of the family, and I believe children are best served when they have their mom and dad feed them meals, not when they're institutionalized." Explaining her use of the term institutionalized, Davis said the lunch programs weakened families by pulling children away from the home and was "treating them like a herd of cattle". She further went on in the interview to say "If government needs to feed children then why don't we build barracks and provide them with beds at night? If the parents aren't going to feed them, maybe they don't get their own bed, either. Where does it end?".[1]
- Official Manual, State of Missouri, 2005-2006. Jefferson City, MO: Secretary of State.
- ^ a b c Hunsicker, Jason (April 27, 2012). "Missouri Lt. Governor hopeful Davis says Dems, GOP like an abusive spouse". Kirksville Daily Express. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ "Election Night Reporting". Missouri Secretary of State website. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ "Member biography District 19". Missouri House of Representatives website. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ Kult, Nina (2007-03-08). "Legislator files bill to ban elective abortions". Suburban Journals. Retrieved 2009-07-14.
- ^ Garrison, Chad (October 29, 2009). "Judge dismisses birthers lawsuit". The Riverfront Times. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ Schlinkmann, Mark (29 December 2009). "Rep. Cynthia Davis challenging Sen. Scott Rupp in GOP Primary". St. Louis Post-Dispatch website STL Today. Retrieved 27 April 2012.
- ^ "Meet Cynthia". Elect Cynthia Davis Committee. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ Davis, Cynthia. "Letter to Missouri Republican Party" (PDF). Elect Cynthia Davis Committee. Retrieved April 27, 2012.
- ^ "Rep. Cynthia Davis Joins Constitution Party". Constitution Party Home Page. 2011-09-30. Retrieved 2011-10-06.
- ^ http://www.cynthiadavis.net/PDFs/cpr090604_Summer_Food_Program.htm
- ^ "Opinion (2009-07-06). "Rep. Davis shows no understanding of poor".
- ^ "Editorial Board" (2009-06-15). "Oblivious to the needs of Missouri's hungry children". The Platform. Retrieved 2009-06-30.[dead link]
- ^ http://www.news-leader.com/article/20090708/OPINIONS05/907080389/1006/OPINIONS
- ^ "Democrats call for Cynthia Davis' removal as committee chair; Olbermann jabs state rep again". Kansas City Star. Retrieved 2009-06-27.
- ^ https://twitter.com/clairecmc/status/2325207801
- ^ "Olbermann, Dems pile on criticism of Cynthia Davis". St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Retrieved 2009-06-27.[dead link]
- ^ a b "Opinion L.A". The Los Angeles Times. 2009-07-08.
- ^ Davis, Cynthia (2009-06-24). "Missouri Rep. Cynthia Davis offers rebuttal". Retrieved 2009-06-30.
External links[edit]
- Lt. Governor Campaign site
- Official website
- Profile at the Missouri House of Representatives.
- 1959 births
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- Nyack College alumni
- Politicians from Chicago, Illinois
- People from Needham, Massachusetts
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