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ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Beau Rivage is officially part of Martin County, thanks to Tuesday's referendum that passed with an overwhelming 94.33 percent of votes.
About 300 of the estimated 500 residents of the former St. Lucie County enclave showed up to vote.
The referendum, promoted by Sen. Joe Negron who sponsored SB 800 to get it on the ballot, asked residents if they wanted to move county lines.
"It shows the County Commission miscalculated when it decided to ignore us," said Lou Benson, who lives in Beau Rivage.
Beau Rivage was along St. Lucie lines on Northwest Britt Road, but was surrounded by Martin on all sides. Getting to the 129-acre neighborhood from St. Lucie required a four-mile drive into Martin on U.S. 1. Residents had cited slow EMS and police response times as primary reasons for wanting to join Martin.
St. Lucie County is expected to lose about $1.2 million in tax revenue, which will be spread over a decade. The tax base will be shifted gradually through 2023 at the rate 10 percent annually.
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Is the It Works Body Wrap a Scam or does it work? We want to address some of the complaints and issues we've read on-line that claim the wraps are a scam or a rip off. And discuss some claims that the wraps simply don't work, or as people 'hoped' they would work.
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As one new customer recently wrote to us, that this is a last resort for her. She has a pooch and sagging skin on her belly from childbirth that she just cannot get rid of, despite hours at the gym and a clean diet (she is a very fit girl).
She can't afford cosmetic surgery and ordered our wraps to help her tighten the area to look better and to have more confidence.
Some of the reasons people think that It Works Body Wraps are a scam….
The biggest issue we've come across is the rumor that wraps don't work. If you want the wraps to do their job, you must do your job!! The main reason the wraps don't work for the majority of complainers is that the directions are not followed properly.
Our first question is if they read our How To & Tips Tab here on our site, and FOLLOWED them. These are our detailed instructions that we give to our customers. TIP! Be sure you purchase your wraps from a legit distributor (such as ourself) because there are fake wraps going around and some people sell old wraps.
One of the main reasons they don't work is that you're Not drinking the required amount of water. We've had many people say that the wraps don't/haven't worked.
Our next question is about their water intake. We ask if they drank AT LEAST 1/2 their body weight in water (in ounces) each day over the next 72 hours after the wrap. We're usually told 'I drink a lot of water'.
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This is a MUST! The natural cream on the wrap works to break down the impurities in your fat cells from all the junk we eat and in our environment. The water is needed to flush the impurities from your fat cells.
Another reason you may not see the results you're seeking is that you are not eating a healthy diet.
The wraps absolutely will not work if you wrap and eat like crap! Eating fatty, sugary, processed, chemical laden food is putting toxins back into your body!
Alcohol, cigarettes (marijuana/drugs/narcotics) are all toxins!
If you choose to indulge in these things, you are defeating the purpose of using the wraps!
Be knowledgeable about what you're putting in your mouth…do some research if you have to. Don't assume because the label says it's good for you…Low Fat, No Fat, Healthy, Sugar Free…that is really is!!
The manufacturer wants you to buy their products, they don't care if it's good for you or not! Learn to read labels and look at all the chemicals in the foods you're putting in your mouth!
Another reason people think the wraps are a scam, that we've personally dealt with, is that almost all of the before/after pictures of results don't show the person's face.
What is the part of your body you HATE the most? What do you find disgusting on your body that you don't want others to see? Think about it!
Would YOU want a picture taken of you showing your most awful part of your body that you hate and despise to show your face along with it for the whole world to see in the Internet??
That is why we don't take pictures of our customer's faces!!!!
Another claim is that the pictures are photo shopped. Come On!!
Do you really think that us, as Distributors, have time to sit around and photo shop thousands of pictures??
We Don't! That's just silly!
Another popular misconception is that the wraps work as water weight loss. This is SO UNTRUE! Our wraps work completely opposite. With It Works Body Wraps, you have to drink water for them to work! You are not to sweat while using the wrap.
You want your pores to absorb the natural, plant based cream. You can't do that if you sweat!!
Let's talk about pores…In order for the wraps to work, the cream must soak into the skin. If you use soaps with lotion, oils, creams on your skin, these block your pores.
If your pores are blocked, they can't absorb the cream on the wrap! You must be sure your pores are clean and open to absorb the cream on the wrap!
Our How To & Tips explain this, and what you need to do. If you don't feel the warming/cooling/tingling sensation of the wrap when it's placed on your skin, your pores are clogged and the wrap WILL NOT be able to do it's job.
Oh, and just a little FYI…have you ever looked at the ingredients of the cream & lotions you put on your body? They are full of chemicals! And your skin is absorbing these chemicals every day.
The last issue we're going to address in this post are the lasting results of the wraps. We read over & over of uninformed people saying that the results don't last, it's just a temporary fix, it's just a gimmick and you will gain the weight/fat back. Let us tell you the truth…
If you were to diet/exercise and lose weight or body fat, and you begin to eat unhealthy, fatty, sugary & processed foods and not get any activity, you will gain it back…agreed? The wraps work the same way!
After you wrap, you will gain back what you have lost if you live a unhealthy lifestyle. But, if you continue to eat good, healthy foods and live a healthy lifestyle, your results will remain permanent!
You must remember that every person's body is different, every person'ts lifestyle, body chemistry, environment and eating habits are different and everyone will have different results. Some people get awesome results in less than an hour.
Others may not see results until after one full treatment (which is 4 wraps). The wrap is working every time you use it! You may not see the results you want right away, but don't give up! Your body reacts to the ingredients in the cream at it's own pace.
The wraps do/will work. As long as you use them properly! We have found some issues to address if the wraps don't work.
One is if the person is "regular". For some reason, results aren't very good if the person doesn't have proper elimination. Usually, when a person corrects this problem, the results happen.
Ladies, we don't suggest you wrap when it's 'that time of the month'. For some reason, results are little to none. It's a mystery as to why…maybe a hormonal issue? So, do not wrap if you know your time of the month is due.
Medication…if you're concerned, check with your doctor.
There are hundreds of thousands of happy It Works Body Wrap customers! The products have changed people's lives. The only way to see how your results will be, is to try them. But…
Bottom line is that IF YOU WANT THE WRAPS TO DO THEIR JOB, YOU MUST DO YOUR JOB.
We hope this helped you realize that the wraps do work and the It Works Body Wrap Scam isn't a scam at all! You must use the wraps correctly for them to work.
Don't wait any longer to give them a try. Get your wraps here and let us know what your After picture looks like


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Radical Right Theories Flourish in Aftermath of Sikh Killings
With last weekend's mass killing at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin fresh in the public's memory, the usual players on the conspiracy scene have begun crafting wild, alternative narratives of what really happened.
The theory has started to spread that the attack was orchestrated by some dark sector of the federal government in order to justify rolling back gun rights. This idea, of course, has long been used by the antigovernment right to explain acts of domestic terrorism: Oklahoma City, for example, and even the jihadist attack on the Twin Towers in 2001. The Wisconsin version has appeared on dozens of right-wing blogs and appears to be gaining traction.
Infowars, the conspiracist website maintained by Alex Jones, seems to have led the charge. In an article published earlier this week after neo-Nazi Wade Michael Page killed six people in Oak Creek, Wis., writer Kurt Nimmo accused the federal government – and, ludicrously, the Southern Poverty Law Center – of somehow being tied to the shootings. The proof? Only dubious claims pulled from Page's life story. The alleged skinhead gunman was in a psychological operations unit in the Army during the 1990s. ( continue to full post… )
Conspiracists Adopt NRA Talking Points on UN Arms Treaty
Nothing spooks antigovernment conspiracy theorists like the United Nations and its international treaties – particularly when it comes to perceived threats to their right to bear arms.
So naturally, far-right paranoiacs really have their panties in a twist over the proposed Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), which would establish standards for the international trade of weapons.
Since UN talks about the ATT began on July 2, FrontPage Magazine, Andrew Breitbart's Big Government, WorldNetDaily, and myriad other far-right "news" outlets have issued panicked articles denouncing the treaty as plot to gut the Second Amendment, destroy America, and pave the way for the establishment of a one-world government. ( continue to full post… )
Tea Party Nation: Oath Keepers is Last Line of Defense Against Tyranny
The Tea Party Nation, one of the more extreme factions of the Tea Party movement, has dipped deeper into the conspiratorial waters of antigovernment lore, most recently promoting the Oath Keepers and other antigovernment "Patriots" as the last line of defense for Americans increasingly confronted with "a government verging on evil."
In a post published over the weekend on the Tea Party Nation's website, regular blogger Alan Caruba painted a dire picture of the threats to freedom that lie in wait under President Obama, whom he calls a "red diaper baby" and a far-left functionary "raised from birth and mentored to embrace communism."
"Obama's disregard for the Constitution, its separation of powers, and Americans suffering greatly from his policies, suggests that he is not beyond making the greatest grab for power using a bogus 'national emergency' or manufactured 'crisis' to declare martial law," Caruba wrote. He goes on to cite three recent executive orders as proof positive that Obama is setting up the nation to abandon its constitutional mandates and wage an all-out campaign against freedom. ( continue to full post… )
Tennessee House Falls Victim to 'Agenda 21′ Conspiracy Theory
Editor's Note: The Tennessee House of Representatives passed the resolution condemning Agenda 21 by a vote of 72-23 on March 15.
In a new sign of antigovernment extremism creeping into the political mainstream, the Tennessee House of Representatives will vote tomorrow on a resolution condemning Agenda 21, a non-binding United Nations plan for sustainable development.
In the world of far-right extremists, Agenda 21 is demonized as a sort of Trojan horse, part of a larger scheme to shatter Americans' liberties and institute a totalitarian, one-world government known typically as the "New World Order." ( continue to full post… )
It's a Bird, It's a Plane –Wait! It's the New World Order
During the 1990s, as many recall, the "black helicopter" became a symbol of the antigovernment "Patriot" movement's unshakeable paranoia and cartoonish insistence that the choppers would soon be coming after those freedom-loving dissidents who knew the truth about the New World Order.
Well, the helicopters are back. ( continue to full post… )
Watchmen on the Walls Return to Latvia
Over the past two years, the Watchmen on the Walls have brought their traveling anti-gay road show to Sacramento, Seattle and Riga, the Latvian capital. In Seattle last month, they were greeted by more than 100 protesters, who challenged the Watchmen's beliefs that gays are a threat to society and were instrumental in orchestrating the Holocaust. In Latvia this March, American Watchmen leaders tried to pass themselves off as envoys of the US White House, a claim refuted by White House spokesmen.
This Nov. 14-18, they'll return to Riga, where they will be joined by Americans Larry Jacobs and Don Feder of the World Congress of Families. Feder is involved with several extremist groups. He is a member of the board of advisers of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, an anti-immigrant group whose leader has compared immigrants to bacteria. Last year, speaking at a conference put on by the anti-gay group, Vision America, Feder said the goal of the gay rights movement was to "transform us so that Salt Lake City on a Sunday morning looks like today's San Francisco on a Saturday night." ( continue to full post… )
Minnesota Bridge Collapse Explained — Sort Of
So now, according to Swiftboat mastermind and conspiracy-monger par excellence Jerome Corsi (right), last week's deadly Minneapolis bridge collapse is not the result of years of subpar maintenance or a design flaw on a bridge declared "structurally deficient" in 1990. Absolutely not. A far more sinister cause lies behind the collapse.
Corsi argues on the right-wing WorldNetDaily website that the bridge collapsed because it was being used as part of a North American "SuperCorridor." The so-called SuperCorridor is just one part of a nefarious, secretive plan by global elites to merge the U.S., Canada and Mexico into a "North American Union" (NAU). Corsi also has written that the NAU may be part of an "executive branch coup d'etat."
It makes you wonder what else Corsi can blame on the fictitious North American Union. The collapse of the subprime mortgage industry? High oil prices? Global warming?


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333 in graduating class
Lely High School Principal Ken Fairbanks and School Board Vice Chairwoman Julie Sprague may have passed out the diplomas, but the 333 Lely graduates were the feature at ceremonies held at Alico Arena in Estero on Friday.
Marco Islanders aced the top two academic honors of the Lely Class of 2010.
Stephanie Abbott was named valedictorian, while Doug Knox earned salutatorian honors.
Knox spoke at graduation. Here are his remarks.
"It is with great pleasure, and a little relief, that I stand before you tonight. As I look out at this sea of faces, I see a class that has experienced so much together. This class of 2010 will be remembered for academic, athletic, artistic, and personal achievement.
"As inquisitive freshmen, we searched to find our niche in our new home. Our options ran the gamut, offering a wide horizon of people, of so many nationalities, all represented by the flags flying in Nations' Square. We were also introduced to the courtyard hype of 'Freshman Friday' and the classic flipped back pack in the courtyard, which will continue with next year's freshmen.
"We ultimately discovered our comfort zone and by the end of our freshmen year we were on our way. Four years ago thoughts of graduation had not yet begun to percolate.
"Percolating, however, inside the gym walls of Lely, were both the cheers and chants of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and finally seniors: L-E-L-Y let'S go, Lely High! This same gym floor has been victim to the pounding of lightening fast basketball stars, striving for one more perfect shot. The cheers and the games were not restricted to indoors, but also spilled outside. We all cherish the craziness of Spirit Week and Powderpuff Football — the girls actually running and practicing almost as hard as the varsity before the Coconut Bowl. The senior boys' cheerleaders are now starring on Facebook! We all carry with us the glory of bringing home the coconut.
"The soccer, golf, tennis, volleyball, lacrosse, track and field, cross country, swimming and diving, baseball, softball, football, and wrestling teams all played their hearts out for the name on the back of their jersey — Lely.
"We can never forget the classes. After all, academics are what we are told to remember! And we will remember: the essays written, over and over, for FCAT; the math and science practiced, over and over, for FCAT. When these tests were finally passed, we began remembering again, only this time it was vocabulary and math for SAT and ACT. "Academics also spilled over into extracurricular activities: A-Team, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Cub, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Poetry Club, Book Club, Laureate, Chemistry Club, and so many more.
"All we had to do was open our eyes, look around us, and we could easily find our niche. Our niche at our Lely home has carried us to this evening, but now we must leave our comfort zone and again begin the journey to find another.
"We all sit here looking forward to the events to come, however now is also a time for reflection on this monumental event in our lives. We sit here, not only because of our hard work, but because of the knowledge, dedication, and encouragement from all the teachers and staff. I would personally like to thank Mrs. (Sara) Mulder for her exceptional teaching and coaching. And Mr. (Ken) Fairbanks (principal), the class of 2010 would like to thank you for being such a smashing principal who truly chooses wisely for his students. Ultimately, our parents and supporters are to be thanked, for they worked, maybe harder than we did.
"In all honesty, we are not saddened by our graduation, but rather excited for the opportunities that lie ahead. Tonight, the class of 2010 will diverge and each graduate will take his or her own path in life. Some will enter the work force, while others will simply continue on their educational path. Lely Trojans will grace not only Florida colleges and universities, but also colleges and universities in the East, West, and North.
"I have no doubt that each and every one of us will make valuable contributions to our ever-changing society. Whatever our paths may be, we will never stop learning, we will never stop succeeding, and we will never stop being loyal Lely Trojans."
Abbott chose to write about her life experiences exclusively for the Marco Eagle.
Here are her offerings.
"My parents and four siblings moved to Marco Island from Jamaica when I was three years old. All five of us graduated from Lely High School. I am valedictorian of my senior class, president of Lely High School's National Honor Society, captain of the Lely color guard, captain of a Naples Relay for Life team, co-captain of a Marco Relay for Life Team, member of various clubs/groups, spend many weekends performing and competing with the band (guard), as well as dancing at Island Dance Academy. I took all honors and AP classes, and spent countless hours completing homework and studying. All the while I managed to maintain a 4.0 un-weighted GPA. None of these tasks come with ease, but I enjoy everything I do and strive to become more active in every aspect of my life.
"Since I was four years old, dance has been my passion. Each week I dance four to five times (at least seven hours) a week at Island Dance Academy.
"I plan to attend the University of Florida, earn an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering, attend medical school, and become a pediatrician.
"The backbone of my success has been my parents. For as long as I can remember they have been encouraging me to be active in school, keep my grades up, and still have fun. Growing up in a supportive family has helped me to reach beyond my imagined limits.
"Lely High School is truly a great school. Attending it was an unforgettable experience. I was taught the importance of diversity, extracurricular activities, and most importantly education. I am excited to start a new adventure at the University of Florida, but will never forget my Marco Island home and all the people that helped me to learn and grow."
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Paideia Text and Issues lecture featuring Nancy Simpson-Younger
A sleeping body on stage is thought to have little importance. It is just a body sleeping. However, according to playwrights and scholars of early modern England, the sleeping body was considered a cipher that holds secrets about its own identity and culture. Does the community at large have a responsibility to protect the sleeper's original identity? How can we confirm that this secret identity is who the sleeper really is?
Nancy Simpson-Younger, Luther visiting assistant professor of English, will attempt to answer these questions and more in her lecture "Watching the (Secret) Sleeper in Early Modern Drama," at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 3, in the Center for Faith and Life Recital Hall.


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|1 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
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|Hot red pepper
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Peel the potatoes and cut into three-quarter inch cubes.
Drop into a pan of salted water and set aside.
In a large pan brown the meat in the butter.
Add the onion and saute until the onion is translucent.
Stir in the tomatoes and salt.
Cook over low heat, covered, about thirty to forty minutes or until the meat is tender.
Drain the potatoes and add them to the meat.
Cook another twenty minutes more or until the potatoes are tender.
Add a little more water if necessary.
Transfer to a serving bowl.
Sprinkle with the black and red pepper and serve with pilaf.
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150 Calorie Chocolate Dipped Pavlova with Strawberries
|Egg whites
|2 Large, at room temperature
|Cream of tartar
|1 Teaspoon
|Caster sugar
|8 Tablespoon, divided (keep 1/2 tablespoon aside for strawberries)
|Corn starch
|1 Tablespoon
|White vinegar
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs), quartered
|Lemon juice/Balsamic vinegar
|1 Teaspoon
|Bitter chocolate
|2 Ounce (a good quality one)
1. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F.
2. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
3. In a stand mixer, whip egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy.
4. Gradually add 1/2 cup sugar and whip until whites are stiff and glossy.
5. Gently whisk in cornstarch and vinegar. Don't over beat.
6. Spoon the meringue mixture into six separate piles on the lined baking sheet and smooth into disks with a spatula.
7. Reduce oven to 250 and bake for one hour.
8. Turn off oven, open door and let pavlovas cool to room temperature, about another hour.
8. Gently toss strawberries with remaining teaspoon sugar and lemon juice (or balsamic. Let stand for 30 minutes.
9. Melt chocolate in a small saucepan over low heat. Dip the bottom of each pavlova into chocolate and return to parchment lined baking sheet.
10. Place pavlovas in refrigerator until chocolate is set, about 5 minutes.
11. Divide pavlovas among plates and top with strawberries.
I use whatever fruits are in season such as raspberries, blackberries or even peaches. You can even try tropical fruits such as papaya, banana, mango and kiwis for a change of pace.
A stand mixer is best for this recipe, but if you just have handheld beaters, getting to stiff peaks takes about 3 to 5 minutes.


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JIM LEHRER: Now, an assessment of the coming power change in Washington brought on by the declaration of independence by Republican Senator Jim Jeffords of Vermont. It comes from five former Senators: Republicans John Danforth of Missouri, Hank Brown of Colorado, and Warren Rudman of New Hampshire; two Democrats: David Boren of Oklahoma, and Dale Bumpers of Arkansas. Senator Danforth, could you imagine your ever doing what Jim Jeffords did?
FORMER SEN. JOHN DANFORTH: No, I couldn't. There were times, particularly in the early '90s when they could make it very tough on Republicans who didn't absolutely tow the line in the Senate, particularly in the Tuesday lunches where Republicans got together and were given pep talks about what the party line was. And if you were on the wrong side of the party on an issue, they could make it very, very tough. There were times when I thought, "gee, if they don't want me, why be here?" But I never for any long period of time considered leaving the party.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Boren, could you do it?
FORMER SEN. DAVID BOREN: I could, I seriously thought about it at one time, and thought if I ran for reelection I might run as an independent, because I felt what the center of American politics was being left out. As Jack had said, when you're part of a group and they very often talk about winning for the team, let's win for the party, and it doesn't coincide with your view about what's best for the country, it is very, very difficult. And I used to go home at night sometimes very discouraged, feeling very unpopular in the building.
JIM LEHRER: Because you were a Democrat among Democrats?
FORMER SEN. DAVID BOREN: I was a Democrat among Democrats, but I was an Oklahoma Democrat. I was trying to represent my own convictions, the people that had sent me there, elected me. And I honestly felt, and I'm sure it's true in both parties, that both of those luncheons on Tuesday, the real discussion was how can we win for the Democratic Party, and the other room, how can we win for the Republican Party. And I remember once in frustration saying — and Senator Mitchell was one of those leaders who let us all speak our mind. He was wonderfully respectful to all of us of all points of view. He said, "does anybody want to put something on the on the agenda next week?" I said maybe the national interest, we haven't talked about that in a while, but that was really as close as I came to publicly expressing my frustrations.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Rudman, could you do it?
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: I don't think so, for purely practical reasons. I think to truly be effective in the Senate you really have to be a member one of the two major parties. Even if you were an independent organized with the Democrats or the Republicans, I don't think you could get very much done. And I also have to say, as you know, I disagreed with my party on numerous occasions.
JIM LEHRER: You were a moderate Republican from a New England state, similar to Vermont.
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: That's correct, but I never got treated in the way that evidently Jim feels he was treated. And remember, this is a different time. I left the Senate in 1992. I served under men like Howard Baker and Bob Dole, and I was telling my colleagues here before we came on, I remember Howard Baker on occasion in a situation where a Republican really did us harm on a vote and people wanted retribution and Howard said, "no, he may be our opponent today, but he will be our ally tomorrow." So I would have difficulty doing that.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Brown, could you ever switch parties?
FORMER SEN. HANK BROWN: I never felt intimidated by the actions of others, and frankly I don't think that happens in the Senate to any significant degree. They're not talking about disciplining people or taking a wear their chairmanships. I don't think that was Senator Jeffords' concern. Obviously he is able to speak for himself on it, but Jim for 20 years had a liberal voting record, one that reflected his conscience. So I think for him, it wasn't a switch in terms of how he felt.
JIM LEHRER: But for you personally, I mean, are you such a Republican that you couldn't conceive of anything that would ever happen– I don't mean similar to what happened to Jim Jeffords– anything that would cause you to change parties?
FORMER SEN. HANK BROWN: Oh, I think people of good conscience can change parties. When you're in elective office, there's a different factor, that is you make a commitment to your constituents on how you'll vote to organize the Senate or House, and that's a very important vote, one where your commitment is important. For me personally, I never felt intimidated either in the legislature, or the U.S. House or Senate, in a way by party considerations that would cause me to change a vote or change a party. But I suspect each of us as an individual and perceive things differently.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Bumpers, could you imagine a situation where you would no longer be a Democrat?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: I can't, but in the case of Jim Jeffords, I've watched Jim Jeffords, who is a man of much conscience I always thought. And I've watched him and I have to tell you over the years I wondered why he stayed in the Republican Party.
JIM LEHRER: Did you ever talk to him about it?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: I did not. And at times… He's a very approachable man. I don't mean to say that. But that would have been presumptuous, in my opinion, to talk to him about something like that. I wouldn't have felt comfortable doing that, but he didn't agree with anything. But when you think about choice, on the patient's bill of rights, on the tax bill, he didn't agree on anything. And I think when you consider the way Jeffords felt, the question ought to be, how could he not do it?
JIM LEHRER: Well, Senator Danforth, Senator Lott who is the current majority leader and about to become the Senate minority leader, said today that what Jim Jeffords did was a coup of one, and that he in effect trumped the will of the American people, in other words by changing the control of the Senate. How do you view that?
FORMER SEN. JOHN DANFORTH: I think that's right. I don't think it should be up to one Senator to change the whole makeup of the Senate. The control of the Senate is a decision made, I think, by all of the people of our country. And for one Senator to decide to bolt parties and do it, I really think that's kind of nervy.
JIM LEHRER: Nervy, nervy meaning he shouldn't have done it?
FORMER SEN. JOHN DANFORTH: I think he should not have done it. I think I understand the dynamics behind it. I think the Republican Party has to broaden itself. I think it's a shame that we don't have Jim Jeffords in the Republican Party to provide us with the breadth that we had when I first went to the Senate. But having said that, do I think that it's right for a single Senator having been elected in one party to change the control of the Senate by changing on his own? No, I don't think that's right.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Boren?
FORMER SEN. DAVID BOREN: I think it's right for him to do that if that's what h conscience led him to do. I think we can overestimate what this has done. It hasn't really changed the political dynamic very much. Let's be honest about it. Neither party has a mandate, we had a virtual tie in the Senate, you don't have a workable majority by either party in the House, you have a group of moderates who can swing either way in both political parties. You had as close to a tie in the presidential election as you can get. What we really have is coalition government. People will admit that. You have to form a coalition on every issue. There's not suddenly a Democratic majority in the Senate. You have four or five Democrats who are moderates who are apt to vote with Republicans on some issues; you're still going to have to reach out and bring some Republicans to form a majority; on every issue a new coalition has to be built. So this isn't a sea change. This isn't dramatic. The party that will gain the most from us is the party that learns the lesson that what the American people most want right now is bipartisanship. George Bush as Governor of Texas won high marks for bipartisanship, for working with the legislative leaders of another party. It could be ironic that this may, in a sense– and I see the White House as trying to decide how to react to this– this may be a blessing in disguise for the President who once again has to operate in a very openly bipartisan fashion as he reaches out to leaders of the other party.
JIM LEHRER: You see this as not that big a deal?
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: I agree with some of what David said, but I disagree with most of it, not surprisingly. If politics were a Richter Scale, this would be a nine. This is an upheaval of the most serious measure. For instance, look at two committees: Jesse Helms replaced by Joe Biden; Orrin Hatch of the Judiciary replaced by Pat Leahy — changes dynamics of a number of things including nominations, foreign policy. In addition to that, Tom Daschle will now set the agenda. President Bush could tend up what he wanted to send up, and he had a House and Senate that would act on it. No more. I agree to this extent, that this is a slim majority. It will take a reaching out of the President, something that he's had a lot of experience doing, and I think he can do it. But the bully pulpit becomes very important. There's another side of this, which we haven't talked about. It could benefit the President in this way. If things go awry in the next 18 months, he's at least got someone to blame.
JIM LEHRER: And he didn't before.
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: And he didn't have anyone to blame, except himself. So obviously if he picks the issues correctly and builds coalitions, fine. If he attempts to bully it through, they're going to have some trouble. So I guess my feeling is there's enormous change here. This cannot be underestimated. But it can be overcome by a strong, charismatic president that knows how to use that office.
JIM LEHRER: How do you see the magnitude of the change Senator Bumpers?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: Well, I think it's monumental in one way, Jim. I agree with David Boren, you're not going to see any 51-49 votes. That's very unusual.
JIM LEHRER: You wouldn't have before either?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: No. The change, as Warren has said, is in studying the agenda. The majority leader won't even bring up bills that the Republicans divinely want him to bring up.
JIM LEHRER: And they can't do anything about it?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: They can offer a bill as an amendment on anything coming through. But when it comes to the agenda, that's a great power. You think about Joe Biden replacing Jesse Helms, that's a sea change.
JIM LEHRER: In what way? Give me an example of how that could change things.
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: For example, in my opinion you're not going to have all those United Nations debates going on in that committee. You're not going to be… He will not have the ability just to say, "I don't like the President's nominee to the State Department so we're not going to hold a hearing on it." Joe Biden will hold hearings, they'll vote in the committee and they'll have the majority votes, and it'll go to the floor; they'll have to filibuster it to stop it. I mean, it's a big, big power that Joe Biden will have, that Pat Leahy will have, that Senator Levin and the Defense Department, you think about what sea change that is to have Carl Levin setting the agenda in the Armed Services Committee rather than John Warner, and that's not to denigrate John Warner, but he's from Virginia which is all defense.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Brown, How do you see the magnitude of this? On the Brown scale, where is this?
FORMER SEN. HANK BROWN: This is probably a 9.5, maybe more than a nine. It's a 9.5 if you look at Judiciary, because you think you'll see a lot of judges that are not going to get hearings, or if they have hearings, they'll be much delayed. You'll have far fewer votes; you'll have many judgeships simply not filled because of the delays, and both parties have delayed the other President's nominees. The Democrats probably been a little more effective at it and I suspect you'll see Patrick Leahy very effective at it. I think it'll make a big difference in what's investigated, and I suspect the number of subpoenas that will go to executive departments is going up tenfold with this move, but let me suggest something. I think one of the great strengths of the American system that makes it better than the British is that we do allow people to vote their conscience, even to do extreme things such as Senator Jeffords, I think, is fairly described as doing. We do accept the fact that you can buck your party's leadership or even change parties and somehow as Americans we kind of respect that. I wish Jim hadn't have done it. But I think it's one of the strengths of American system that we allow people to vote their conscience. A lot of good things as well as bad have happened because people voted their conscience.
JIM LEHRER: Senator Danforth, let's pick up on that point. Forget now the immediate thing and the committees and all of that, the power in the Senate today. What is it going to do to individual Senators? Is it going to change? In other words, "Jim Jeffords did this and look what happened. I as an individual Senator can do…" Is it going to change the attitude?
FORMER SEN. JOHN DANFORTH: No, I think this is a very different type of situation, because Senators do vote their own consciences, they should vote their own consciences. The difference in this is that one Senator changed the control of the Senate. That is highly unusual.
JIM LEHRER: But I'm not talking in necessarily about voting either. I'm just talking about the attitude that a Senator might have as a result that Jim Jeffords did this thing, and he's on the cover of all the magazines. He is now – he became – out of nowhere – has become a national figure from now to eternity.
FORMER SEN. JOHN DANFORTH: I think from the other side of the question is, will Republicans be as likely to be hectoring of their colleagues, to be exclusive of their colleagues, to woodshed their colleagues as a result of this? I would hope that Republicans would learn the lesson that we have to be a big tent party. We can't have walls on the tent, as I think we have right now. I'm not sure we've learned that lesson. I wish it were true, but I'm not sure of that.
FORMER SEN. DAVID BOREN: Surely, Jim, if there is a lesson here, it isn't just how you act in the Senate, it's a lesson on where the whole country is. The country really is centrist. The country is really composed of a moderate majority. The American people are fed up with anything, it's partisan bickering. They don't want any more of it. They don't want it to return. I would suggest that the party that's going to profit the most from this change– and it's too early to tell– will be the party that reaches out, tries to form a moderate consensus that is viewed as least partisan. If my fellow Democrats take this opportunity to be very partisan, to try to stop the President from doing what he wants to do, they're going lose in the long run because people don't want one party to be fighting the other. If the President reaches out to the Democratic majority and says, "we're going to do things together, let's do it together," the side that appeals the most to the center that is the least partisan will have the most to gain from the situation.
JIM LEHRER: The side that appeals to the center has the most to gain here, Senator Bumpers? Are you Democrats on the rack here too?
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: I'm not sure I agree with David on that. When it comes to partnership, that's a beautiful thing to talk about on the floor of the Senate and in public speeches or at the Jefferson Jackson dinner or whatever…
JIM LEHRER: Or on the NewsHour.
FORMER SEN. DALE BUMPERS: Or Jim Lehrer's NewsHour. It depends on people like partisanship if things are going their way. It's only when they're not going their way that they call for bipartisanship. Because if it's not going their way, then they see partisanship as the culprit.
JIM LEHRER: What is your view of this, Senator Rudman, that some conservative Republicans have suggested very straight, "good- bye Jim Jeffords, get out of here. This is great. We're the party of the conservatives, they're the party of the liberals, good-bye."
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: If they want to say that, they're going to be a dwindling party, because I agree with the way the country is, the country is in the center.
JIM LEHRER: You can't govern from off on the right or off on the left?
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: I don't believe so. And let me just add this. If there's a wake up call here for the Republican Party, it is simply this. There are a number of people in the House and in the Senate who are what we call moderates. That's because maybe they're conservative on fiscal issues and foreign policy issues.
JIM LEHRER: That's what they called you – that's what they called you, both of you.
FORMER SEN. WARREN RUDMAN: But, you know, if you look at our voting records, we were probably 95% as the same as people who were called conservatives, but we tend to differ on social issues such as abortion, school prayer and so forth. The lesson is that with the people that I look at up there the Republican leadership– and I'm sure the White House recognizes this– is going to have to reach out to people and try to be much more inclusive, as Jack Danforth as said. If they don't, I see the potential of more abuse happening.
JIM LEHRER: Do you agree, Senator Brown, that the Republicans should go after people who are not of the conservative bent and keep them in the party, Jim Jeffords and others like him?
FORMER SEN. HANK BROWN: Well, I think they followed a pattern of that in the past and it's part of why they've recruited so many Democrats to do the opposite thing, that is switch over to Republicans. They have courted them. Frankly, as I look back over the last decade or two of the Senate, you haven't had people take them to the woodshed. I don't mean that people haven't had comments, perhaps Jack had people make comment to him that he took offense to, but I haven't seen people lose their chairmanships or be kicked out of the party. And I suspect both parties, particularly with them being closer, are not going to do that. I think you're going to see both parties reach out, and I think Senator Boren is correct, with President Bush reaching out, trying to develop bipartisan atmosphere, the Democratic leadership needs to take his hand, or they'll be injured by the failure to follow up.
JIM LEHRER: All right, we have to leave it there. Thank you all five very much.


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The penthouse Bella Vista is located on the 5th floor of a quality building, just 10 minutes walk from the famous Casino square in Monaco. The apartment has 2 balconies, one terrace and a fantastic view over Monaco and the sea.
The apartment is fully equipped and furnished, there are 2 bedrooms with access to a balcony, an independent kitchen with balcony and the living room with sofabed and terrace. The building has lift and a parking underground is available if requested.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Larvotto Beach in Monaco 1 km
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|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice International Airport 30 km, Nearest railway: Monaco 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Air conditioning, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
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The building has a top roof garden with a big playground for children. The beach is just 10 minutes (walk plus lift) away.
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Please note that there are special rates for the Monaco Grand Prix in May and the Super Yacht Show in September. Price for the Grand Prix and Super Yacht Show are Euro 1600 a week.
- 25% non refundable reservation deposit due 6 month before date of arrival to secure booking.
- 75% (full rental payment) 8 weeks before arrival
- Refundable deposit of Euro 300 required on arrival, will be refunded on your departure.
- The apartment is due to be returned clean on departure, cleaning can be arranged for Euro 100. This amount will be deducted from the deposit when the apartment is not returned clean.
The Beausoleil region
The Principality of Monaco with its famous Rock lies between France and the Mediterranean. The prestige and fame of this seductive territory surrounded by the French department of Alpes-Maritimes, extends well beyond its borders which Colette once described as being "frontiers of flowers".
Monaco-Ville, historic seat of the Principality, located upon the rock where the Prince Palace stands, Monte Carlo, the district surrounding its Casino, La Condamine around Port Hercule, Fontvieille, the new industrial area built on ground reclaimed from the sea (22 ha), Beausoleil is the French territory around Monaco
Monaco and the area are known the famous events organized all year round. Starting with the Circus Festival, the Rally Monte-Carlo, the Tennis Masters, the Monaco Grand Prix, the Super Yacht Show, the Sailing regattas, the football games and other sport events, and much more.
From Monaco you can explore by car or public transport the whole Côte d'Azur including all the important cities like Cannes, Antibes, Nice, Menton and the close villages of Eze and Roquebrune. The Italian border and the Italian cities Ventimiglia, Bordighera and San Remo are just a short drive away.
Beneficing from a moderate climate, particularly mild and sunny with more than 300 days a year of sunshine, residents in Monaco can take advantage of the Mediterranean, and all of its seaside activities. Moreover, Monaco's close proximity to the Southern Alps, which are only 1 hour away by car, allows for easy access to the ski slopes.
Residents in Monaco representing 108 different nationalities – it is a very international place to be.
In Beausoleil and Monaco there are many places to visit, museums, gardens, monuments, nice walks along the coast, beaches with a large variety of water sports, restaurants, bars and night-life.
The area is well known for the good food served in the various restaurants and the nightlife. From your apartment you can reach all these places within a short walk. When you want to cook yourself you can buy your fresh food, meat, fish, vegetables and fruits on the close Beausoleil market place where you can enjoy your "Café au Lait" after your daily shopping.
The access to the Casino, public beach, the Japanese Garden, the famous port and the Grimaldi Forum congress centre in Monaco is also very fast. With a mix between walking and using the Monaco public lifts you reach these areas in a few minutes.
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American Society of Anesthesiologists. Distinguishing monitored anesthesia care (MAC) from moderate sedation/analgesia (conscious sedation). 2009;Oct 21.
Bayman E, Dexter F, et al. National incidence of use of monitored anesthesia care. Anesth Analg. 2011;113(1):165-169.
Furstein J, Patel M, et al. Use of dexmedetomidine for monitored anesthesia care for diskography in adolescents. AANA Journal. 2011;79(5):421-425.
Ghisi D, Fanelli A, et al. Monitored anesthesia care. Minerva Anestesiol. 2005;71(9):533-538.
Moderate (conscious) sedation FAQ. American College of Emergency Physicians website. Available at: http://www.acep.org/content.aspx?id=30480. Updated June 2014. Accessed August 20, 2014.
Monitored anesthesia care. Northeastern Anesthesia Services website. Available at: http://www.northeasternanesthesia.com/youranasthesia/care.php. Accessed August 20, 2014.
Thompson K. Chapter 47: Monitored anesthesia care. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill website. Available at: http://www.unc.edu/~rvp/old/RP%5FAnesthesia/Barash/Ch47%5FMAC.html. Accessed August 20, 2014.
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Frozen tundra caused the Carolina Hurricanes and Buffalo Sabres to wait until February 25, which is the day after the Olympic break, to meet for the first time this season. Due to inclement weather on Tuesday, the Canes were given an extra day to rest and was returned in their favor.
It didn't take long for the Hurricanes to strike first against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night. Zach Boychuck picked up the puck in the slot on his backhand and managed to get the puck past James Reimer.
Carolina etched their first powerplay goal after Nikolai Kuleman was sent to the penalty box for hooking on Drayson Bowman. Skinner was able add to his staggering resume this season by scoring the second goal for the Canes off of a rebound that tipped Reimer's glove before the puck found it's way to the mesh.
Joffery Lupul was the only Leafs player that was able to convert. Lupul's goal came on a one-timer feed in front of the net on an assist from Mason Raymond.
In the first period, the Hurricanes out-shot the Maple Leafs 15-8 recording three goals. Patrick Dwyer tallied the last goal for the period.
Adding a little salt in the wound, the former Maple Leaf John-Michael Liles placed the puck blocker side on Reimer to put the Canes up 4-1 in the second period.
Seeing that this wasn't the turn out Toronto was hoping for, their discipline fell as the game progressed. Mark Fraser was sent to the box after cross checking the Finnish Olympian, Tuomo Ruutu.
Jordan Staal established the third period's first on a slick wrist shot that sailed top corner over Reimer's glove.
Joffery Lupul showed his frustration by throwing fistdacuffs with recently named US Olympian Justin Faulk. After Faulk's success in the fight, the PNC Arena proceeded to chant "USA! USA! USA!"
Elias Lindholm was the last to record a goal for the Hurricanes on a 5-on-3 powerplay as the puck was shot behind the net and careened off the boards onto Lindholm's stick and into the back of the net.
Carolinas win advanced them to five straight wins and Anton Khudobin to six wins in his first six starts. The Kazakhstan goaltender has a Goals Against Average of 1.84 and a save percentage of .943.
In recent efforts, the Hurricanes have had a history of not playing a full 60 minutes, but that was proved wrong against Toronto. Back checking by the offense was stellar. Lindholm found himself able to back check a few times and was able to get a stick on his man and get the puck away.
Offensively the Hurricanes made great plays continually throughout the night and ran the cycle well also.
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Your shire mare X Gypsy makes a Drum your right, not a Sugarbush.
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Sibree's Dwarf Lemur was first described in 1896 but never studied during the 20th century. Over time, destruction of its native habitat led some to believe it might be extinct, until Mitchell Irwin of McGill University observed dwarf lemurs at Tsinjoarivo, in Eastern Madagascar, in 2001. Subsequent genetic analysis by Linn Groeneveld of the German Primate Center found the lemurs to be the long-lost Sibree's Dwarf Lemur.
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There are presently four known dwarf lemur species, nocturnal primates that may undergo a period of torpor during the lean winter season when they live off fat reserves stored in the tails.
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Get an overview of this hotelWaterfront Blackpool guesthouse in Blackpool Town Center with free breakfast
Located in Blackpool Town Center, this guesthouse is 0.2 mi (0.2 km) from Coral Island and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Blackpool Tower and Sea-Life Centre are also within 5 minutes.
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Attractive 1871-CC Seated Dollar, AU501871-CC $1 AU50 PCGS. Seated Liberty dollars had been minted for three decades by the time the Carson City Mint began producing coins in 1870, but the new facility struck the coin every year in the ensuing four years, until the "Crime of '73" ended the denomination in favor of the Trade dollar.
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The mintage of the 1871-CC was the smallest by far of the four issues, a skimpy production that amounted to only 1,376 coins. Rusty Goe points out that high silver prices made customers depositing silver into the Carson City Mint prefer silver bars to silver coinage: A silver dollar, with face value of $1, of course, would contain $1.026 worth of silver. The production of 1,376 pieces, Goe emphasizes, is less than the number of silver dollars produced in 1794, and the lowest of any Seated Liberty, With Motto issue save for the elusive 1873-S, which is unknown in any collection.
This AU50 coin has splendid eye appeal, with pinkish-gray, well-struck surfaces front and back. A touch of high-point wear is in keeping with the grade, of course, but there are few mentionable distractions of any sort. The eagle's shield and wing feathers are well brought up, and all obverse details are well articulated. A nice, collectible example of this rare issue. Population: 5 in 50, 18 finer (8/09).(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 24ZH, PCGS# 6967)
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In this special bonus episode of our weekly podcast The Close-Up, we're thrilled to present highlights from our 42nd annual Chaplin Award Gala honoring Robert Redford.
The Close-Up: Agnès Varda on 'La Pointe Courte,' Reality, and Truffaut
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OAKVILLE, ON - JULY 25: Bill Haas makes a tee shot on the 12th hole during the second round of the RBC Canadian Open at the Glen Abbey Golf Club on July 25, 2008 in Oakville, Ontario. (Photo by Robert Laberge/Getty Images)
Bill Haas bogeyed two of his last three holes to slip back into a share of the first-round lead with Nicolas Colsaerts at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City on Thursday. In his first Nedbank, the American Haas made five birdies and one bogey to move 4 under par and two clear before slips at 16 and 18. Haas and Belgium's Colsaerts carded 2-under 70s to lead by one from South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen, Scotland's Paul Lawrie and two-time defending champion Lee Westwood of England. Westwood had three birdies and two bogeys in his 1-under 71 at the Gary Player Country Club, where he's seeking to become the first player to win three consecutive titles. Justin Rose dropped shots on three straight holes on the back nine for a 1-over 73.
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sorry i am late in posting my review
Prior to Tuesday I had never seen or heard the story of Les Mis, a few weeks ago the trailer captured my eyes but at the same time i was unsure if i would like it or understand the story.
But OMG
i pretty much held my emotions together apart from
I dreamed a dream
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Eponine dying
she has become on eof my fave characters and samantha barks is amazing
then the last 10 minutes i was off
had to hold my tears in though as i was on the verge of exploding in a deep cry in front of whole cinema
a funny moment happened in the cinema what happened was
Hugh Jackman was singing Bring Him Home.. then what happens a phone starts ringing in the cinema (someone near me thought it was part of film
) Everybody started laughing before we settled down and carried on watching film. me and my mum then joked saying Taxi for Mr Jackman as it was apt as he was singing bring him home
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I am trying to decide what to do. I'm in the middle of opening a new shop with a couple associates. I just got off the phone with an irate customer who yelled at me,called me names and cussed me. All because he went against my advice and bought a cheap transmission. It whines bad on deceleration. And apparently after some mileage it leaks as well.
And all this while I'm home 130 miles away trying to recover from a tough week.
People crying about money. Whining about time spent waiting for parts. Time spent doing a good job. And these aren't customers. They're the guys I'm working (helping out) with.
I do believe it's time to do something else. I think the only bikes I'll be working on have my name on the title. Being a nice guy and trying to help people has become a burden,one which I'm about to shed. Yep I do believe I've made up my mind.
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GameEnthus Podcast ep208: Pillar of Gravemind or On Pause
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This week Julius(@RespectedGenius) from IceDJGaming stops by and chats with Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) about: WWE 2K15, GTA 5, Sunset Overdrive, Assassin's Creed Unity/Rogue, Halo Master Chief Collection, The Legend of Korra, Rollers of the Realm, Nano Assault, Korra, Stealth Inc. Keflings, Never Alone, Fire Pro Club, Halo Nightfire, Dragon … Continue Reading →
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Red(@REDinfamy) from Gamer Fit Nation and Complex Magazine is starting up a shirtless gaming initiative. Jon(@SDgames) from Silver Dollar Games is making games and playing a lot of Civilization. Mike (@AssaultSuit) shares his camping exploits. David (@Tiny415) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) still have a game buying problem. Topics: GamesCom, DuckTales Remastered, Disney … Continue Reading →
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@CarbonShadow004(Ty) of EnthusLife fame joins the show this week. Since Carbon has been gone he's gotten older and read many Green Lantern comics. @BigRob029 showcases just how much of a hipster he is. @AssaultSuit(Mike) tangles with the DC metro and "wins" and @Ind1fference(Aaron) prepares for yet another birthday party. We … Continue Reading →