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Neither is the video.
For those of you who haven't heard the updates on this case, the video was shown to have been edited to make things look abusive. When shown the video in its entirety, a judge, jury, and more than one vet concurred that no abuse had occurred.
In fact, any real abuse was 'staged' by the person shooting the video. This video has been entirely discounted as any source of evidence of abuse.
So who's the bad guy here? I hardly think it's the farmer or his family. It's the crackpot animal rights 'enthusiast' who tried to make an example of a dairy farmer who was doing nothing wrong.
I don't really give a rat's butt what that judge had to say - There IS abuse occuring here. It is NEVER okay to do tie a cow up by her nose and beat her in the face with a metal rod. No. No no no no. And those calves? WHY are they being beaten in the face?? And the guy who broke that cow's tail? That's abuse. I'm sorry. The jabbing with the pitchfork and stuff, I can kind of see that. Because when cows get riled up, you can't reason with them. But some of that stuff is just out of line.


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Yoga Retreats
Yoga and Snorkeling in Belize
- Who: Lauren Toolin
- What: A week of yoga on the beach in Belize, with moonlight meditation, evening fire circles, and a daylong snorkeling trip.
- When: April 17 - 24, 2010
- Where: Ambergris Caye, Belize with accommodations at Ak'Bol Retreat Center
Yoga Retreats
Kula Yoga Crew Goes to Panama
Who: Alex Auder and David Regelin of Tribeca's increasingly hot Kula Yoga Project. Likely to draw Kula loyalists, a crew of downtowners with serious practices, i.e. the sort who might have a tattoo or two and get to downward dog via hand stand -- though also the stray Brooklyn writer, or Wall Streeter with a heart and eager for a change of scenery.
What: Three meals a day. Surfing and acupuncture on demand. Stay in a bunk house, a cabana, or an actual house....
Where: "Off the grid" at "ecologically sustainable" Rancho Kula on Panama's Pacific Coast at the Playa Venao. (Fly to Panama City.)
When: February 21-28
Why: The name of the retreat is "Change Your Life Forever." Which is to say Alex and David have a sense of humor. David's regulars are addicted to his "Multi-Intenso" style of acrobatic, muscular flow. Alex is Jivamukti trained and grew up in the Chelsea Hotel with a mom who hosted Kirtan evenings. Two hours of yoga a day with these two might just change your life. Also, they say the surf break is very good. In short, this will be a funky, fun trip.
How Much:~$1,200, depending on lodging option
Link: Kula Yoga Project. (Click through on "Retreats.")More...
Yoga Retreats
02 Yoga Retreat in Maya Tulum
- Who: 02 Yoga, a very cool-sounding blend of Astanga Yoga with a vinyasa flow format. 02 was created in 1998 by Mimi Louiero, a Boston-based, nationally certified, 20-year yoga practitioner who has been practicing for almost fifteen years.
- What: Two 2-hour yoga classes every day. Between classes swim, SCUBA, snorkel, walk or bike to the Mayan ruins. You can also just get a massage or mellow out on the beach.
- Where: Maya Tulum
- When: January 16-23 & January 23-30, 2010
- Why: Maya Tulum is beautiful, and it's also hilarious. A once-upon-a-time rustic little retreat center, it's now become a full-blown bourgeoise bohemian enclave of health and spiritual wellness. It's also as pretty a place as you'll ever visit. And 02 yoga sounds perfectly retreat-worthy—just rigorous enough to get your heart rate up, but not totally exhausting. Plus, doesn't the thought of eating fish tacos while relaxing in a palapa post-chataranga sound sort of amazing?
- How much: From $1,635-$1.980
- Link: 02 Yoga Retreat in Maya Tulum
Yoga Retreats
Insight Yoga Retreat in Bali With Sarah Powers
- Who: Sarah Powers, author of Insight Yoga, creator of two instructional DVD's and co-founder of Metta Journeys, an organization that offers yoga retreats to women and children in developing countries.
- What: Five hours of yoga daily. Breakfast, brunch and several dinners included.
- Where: Fancy COMO Shambala Estate in Bali, frequented by the likes of Donna Karan and Dr. Robert Thurman, Uma's super-cool Dad.
- When: December 10 - December 16
- Why: Because Sarah Powers is a famous, real deal yogi who incorporates Taoist and Buddhist philosophies into her practice. And Bali is stunning and spiritual, while the COMO Shambala is a bourgeois-bohemian utopia.
- How much: From $1,210.00-$3,515
- Link: Insight Yoga Retreat in Bali With Sarah Powers
Yoga Retreats
Emergency, Pre-Thanksgiving ROCK CLIMBING Retreat
- What: Rock climbing! Hiking! And then all the other good stuff: Yoga, guided meditation, and organic fresh foods.
- Who: Inner Passage, a company founded by a crew whom we guarantee all have subscriptions to Outside magzine. Plenty of Himalayan climbing under their belts, NOLS instructors, certified first responders. White guys who look very good in sunglasses, as well as musicians, martial artists, and yogis who have studied dance in Thailand. These people aim to reconnect you with your "leadership potential."
- Where: Cochise Stronghold Rock Climbing Camp, Tuscon, AZ
- When: Soon! November 13-November 15
- Why: Because don't you want to go on some character building, slightly touchy-feely, bizarrely random rock climbing retreat in a few weeks? And when's the last time you've rock climbed, meditated and practiced yoga all in the same day? Plus, Tuscon, Arizona this time of year will be all blue skies and clean dry air and wide open vistas—you'll finally clear your head of all the junk that's been clogging your mind these past few weeks.
- How much: $425
- Link: Mindfulness, Yoga and Rock Climbing Retreat
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Emergency Pre-Thanksgiving Yoga Retreat In Zihuatanejo
- Who: Rachel Meyer Welch of Sukha Yoga Collective on 25th Street (Lululemon's "New York Studio of the Month" in October.)
- What: Super high-end "yoga vacation." Two hour yoga class in the morning, followed by organic breakfast. In the afternoon take pilates, walk on the beach, or learn to salsa dance.
- Where: The Tides Hotel, Zihuatanejo (which Travel + Leisure placed on its "500 List" of top hotels.)
- When: Um, like ONE WEEK from today. November 9-15th
- Why: You've got an unexpected break. You need to fully center yourself before the family Thanksgiving. Retreats don't always have to be about grungy and trendy eco-chic palapas. The Tides is a five star hotel, and Rachel is a real-deal teacher, certified at Laughing Lotus. Just crazy enough to be a good idea....
- How much: $2800 (not including airfare)
- Link: Yoga Retreat In Zihuatanejo, Mexico
Yoga Retreats
Success Is An Inside Job
- Who: Tevis Gale Trower, E-RYT. (In case you're wondering, that stands for "Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher." Tevis also has an MBA.)
- What: Tevis, love-her-or-avoid-her local Equinoxer goes to Kripalu. A corporate girl turned yogi with chutspah, Tevis will teach quick, practical ways to connect with your highest self, and to use the five koshas to achieve work-life "balance." She'll use transformational theory to help shift your perspective from conflict to harmony.
- Where: Kripalu
- When: January 29-31, 2010
- Why: Because yoga isn't just about doing asanas on the mat, and it might be helpful to have some meditation techniques under your belt when your boss drops the ball on you. Because if you're a corporate junkie and a slave to your job, learning how to deal with stress from a yogic perspective might be a useful skill. Because Tevis, who has a loyal following, is a pioneer in bridging the work-yoga connection. Also, it's only a few days, and, in January, the Berkshires will look dreamlike on account of the frosting.
- How much: From $420-$950
- Link: Success Is An Inside Job
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January Yoga and Surfing In Mexico
- Who: Jen Breen, runs a yoga studio on Bainbridge Island, a 30 minute ferry ride from Seattle. Population well below 4,000. Five of whom are her four kids and husband. Breen specializes in hot yoga. Her first studio was a Bikram operation in Austin, and she she has trained with Bikram, Erich Schiffman, Baron Baptiste and Bryan Kest.
- What: Six days of yoga and high end villa. Two 90-minute classes each day, and a daily one-hour surf lesson. Villa Amor in an open-aired oceanfront kind of spread. Think maid service, breakfast, massage, and three group dinners. Likely to be an interesting mix of Puget Sounders and people drawn in by Via Yoga, a retreats-only operator.
- Where: Sayulita, Mexico
- When: January 25-31, 2010.
- Why: We like Breen's vibe, and her experience is impressive. Might be especially good for the yoga mom's out there looking for a getaway. Sayulita, a fishing village located along Mexico's Pacific Coast, is gorgeous. Practicing yoga at Villa Amor will be so much more glamorous than watching streaming yoga downloads in January in your dark living room.
- How much: From $2,595 to $3,895
- Link: Yoga/Surf Retreat in Sayulita
Yoga Retreats
Shala Costa Rica Surfing/Yoga Retreat
- Who: Kristin Leigh and Sharmila Desai of The Shala
- What: Surfing, yoga, hiking
- Where: Boca Sombrero Retreat Center in the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica
- When: March 20-27, 2010
- Why: Because the Osa Peninsula is off-the-grid and no one can bother you once you're down there. And sleeping in netted beds, waking up to tropical fruit, amazing coffee and the sounds of wild monkeys playing in the trees is pretty much as awesome as it gets. Plus, practicing ashtanga on the water is just what you need post-Winter to transition seamlessly into Spring.
- How much: Prices start at $1,310
- Link: Winter Costa Rica Surfing/Yoga Retreat
Yoga Retreats
Thanksgiving Jivamukti Retreat at Ananda Ashram
- Who: Julia Kirkpatrick and Jules Febre, Jivamukti Advanced Certified Teachers.
- What: The 16th Annual Giving Thanks Retreat. Vegan feast on Thanksgiving Day. Two "healing" Jivamukti Asana classes per day. Enlightened evening meditation classes. Sanskrit and Ecstatic Musical Performances.
- Where: Andanda Ashram
- When: November 26-29
- Why: Because practicing yoga at the Ananda Ashram will be so much more peaceful and interesting than the standard stressful unhealthy turkey fest you usually spend with your family. And it'll be a great chance to chill out among the changing leaves before right before the winter rolls in.
- How Much: $325 until November 1. $360 after Nov. 1.
- Link: Jivamukti Thanksgiving Retreat at Ananda


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Petrash: What matters most for the good of our country?
No matter what the economy does, this country cannot afford four more years of a man with an agenda to unravel this country's economy and unravel our national defense. Everything President Obama says and does seems to drain our economy, reduce our military strength and/or challenge our Constitution. He's doing all he can to transform this country into socialism so that we become dependent on big government. We don't need to transform this country; we need to build this country and make it stronger.
Now we have his procrastinating rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline, a huge pipeline running from Canada south through the middle of America, some 1,700 miles, to refineries in Texas. Folks, this is a pipeline that's estimated to create 20,000 jobs and lower the price of gasoline. It's an opportunity for our president to shine and to show Americans that he has our best interest at heart. Instead he wants to play politics by bowing to his political base which is more concerned with "green" and with issues like saving the Sage Brush Lizard from extinction.
About Keystone, President Obama issued a statement saying that "this announcement is not a judgment on the merits of the pipeline, but the arbitrary nature of a deadline that prevents the State Department from gathering the information necessary to approve the project and protect the American people."
Hogwash! The Keystone application has been under intense scrutiny for the past three years. And what are they scrutinizing? Environmental impact issues. They've only had three years! This from a president who wanted Obamacare legislation passed in four days?
This president's ethics have gone from "being of concern" to being outright ridiculous. I agree with Newt Gingrich when he stated in Thursday night's debate that "this president is the most dangerous" to our country's future well-being.
Little did we know that issues surrounding Obama's associations with the likes of William Ayers and the Reverend Jeremiah Wright were simply a tip of the iceberg. What kind of government leadership crams legislation and "recess appointments," that aren't, down people's throats? Not only did we pass legislation to see what was in it, we elected a president in 2008 so we could see who he really was.
Well, I think we found out. It's uncomfortable to use the name of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson in the same sentence with Barack Obama.
And people rise up and question the ethics of people like Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney who have done their dead-level best to serve this great country. It should also be noted that both of these individuals have served in their respective, and elected, leadership capacities far longer than Obama.
We can question Gingrich's personal love life, and we can raise questions about a person's religious preferences, but when it's said and done, these men are patriots. They've been in elected offices for years; they're tried and proven.
With a second term of office, we could see radicalism from President Obama, the likes of which we've never seen before by any president in our history. What we really need to concern ourselves with is removing Barack Obama from office. The man with the best ability to do it would be Newt Gingrich. Another good man that could do it is Mitt Romney. What a ticket both would make, at a time when this country needs both.
Instead, we concern ourselves with the trysts, and divorces, of candidates and we exonerate, and elevate on pedestals, presidents who do the same thing while in office. Marilyn Monroe and Monica Lewinski come to mind. I wonder, sometimes, what this country would be like if we had eliminated, in their time, all the leaders of this country because they had ever had a dalliance, a tryst. The names Eisenhower, Kennedy and Clinton come to mind, just to name a few.
The environmental concern I have is the extinction of our constitutional republic, the extinction of our free enterprise system, the extinction of liberty and our independence. We need to be less concerned with the welfare of the spotted owl, or a Sage Brush Lizard or the trysts of men and women. We need to be more concerned about a president hellbent on tearing down our national defenses, redistributing wealth, taking from the rich, giving to the poor, creating huge lines of able-bodied people waiting to receive their government handouts. We need to be very concerned about the cost of Obamacare, the growth of our government and our national deficit along with it.
We have a president who compromises the economic welfare of this nation, and its people, for his own political interests. But, by golly, he's apparently loyal to his wife. It's great that he, apparently, has a redeeming quality. But, remember, we are choosing the best man for the job, not a saint.
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Jagr: I'll play until 70 to beat Gretzky
Jan 12, 2014, 11:18 AM EDT
When Jaromir Jagr tied Mario Lemieux in career points on Tuesday, he wasn't happy. His team had lost in overtime to Philadelphia and his concerns about the mistakes they had been making took precedence over his personal accomplishment.
The Devils won last night as he claimed sole possession of seventh place in the NHL's all-time points list, so naturally he was in a much better mood.
The 41-year-old forward suggested that he would play until 70 to make up the 1,133 point gap that remains between him and Wayne Gretzky.
"Hey, I can do it," Jagr told the Bergen Record's Tom Gulitti. "If somebody can do it, I can do it."
Obviously he was joking, but the kernel of truth is that Jagr isn't looking to retire anytime soon. He previously said that this wouldn't be his last year of hockey "as long as I don't die" and added that he would simply play somewhere else if he couldn't find work in the NHL beyond the 2013-14 campaign.
Given that he has 13 goals, 36 points, and a team-leading plus-13 rating in 46 games, it seems reasonable to assume he'll be pursued if he decides to test the free agent waters this summer.
And while Gretzky isn't a realistic goal, he might end up surpassing Steve Yzerman, Marcel Dionne, and Ron Francis before he hangs up his skates.
- nj666 - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:24 AM
how can you not love this guy? hes amazing and tells it like it is.
- slaugin - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:28 AM
With the cap going up he will not have a hard time staying in the NHL especially playing the way he's playing
- c9castine - Jan 13, 2014 at 12:15 AM
good point. as long as he's getting around 50 pts, theres no reason he can't play in this league. maybe not for a contender or anything, but he clearly doesn't care about that. clearly just wants to play elite level hockey and do whatever he can to make whatever team he plays for better. which quite honestly is more effective for him if he's not on such a great team.
a lot of things to respect about Jags. love him, and can't wait to see his jersey hanging in the rafters in Pittsburgh where it belongs.
- esracerx46 - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:29 AM
A good season changes the way you look at your future. After Boston he sounded as good as done.
- 950003cups - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:38 AM
Seconds prior to the faceoff, Jagr is telling Zajac where to slide the pick, and positioning Zidlicky exactly where to be for the possible one timer.
Then BAM!
- c9castine - Jan 13, 2014 at 12:22 AM
call that experience and leadership.
- patthehockeyfan - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:39 AM
You have to admire Jagr. After all these years of playing, he still approaches the game with enthusiasm and a determination to get better. I hope he does play until he's 70.
His face-off win and set-up for Zidlicky's winning goal last night was textbook hockey and a joy to watch.
- penguins87and71 - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:46 AM
It wouldn't surprise me if he did until he was 70 knowing Jagr.
- joewilliesshnoz - Jan 12, 2014 at 11:57 AM
I wouldn't mind having him back in Pittsburgh, for the playoff run.
- slysipops - Jan 12, 2014 at 3:23 PM
the other teams would like that
- penguins87and71 - Jan 12, 2014 at 12:17 PM
I was actually hoping for the same thing. I hope the Penguins could bring him back at the trade deadline. I would love that.
- bct11554 - Jan 12, 2014 at 12:18 PM
Good for Jags. He's not just hanging on he still is a good player
- martysbetter - Jan 12, 2014 at 1:03 PM
His skillset at 42 is perfect for the system that the Devil's run – I hope he sticks around next year.
- braddavery - Jan 12, 2014 at 2:34 PM
If he had any real interest in breaking the scoring record, he wouldn't have bailed on the NHL for 3 full years.
- slysipops - Jan 12, 2014 at 3:25 PM
don't break your arm while patting your back…………..YAMMY
- slysipops - Jan 12, 2014 at 3:34 PM
- beergold - Jan 12, 2014 at 4:26 PM
Gordie Howe played into his early 50's and if Jagr can stay in super condition then he could definately pass a few more before hanging them up.
He likely would never think about going there but the Leafs could use someone in the dressing room to look up to and learn from.
- lordfletcher - Jan 12, 2014 at 7:09 PM
and to think of where he would be without going to the KHL for a few seasons
- tuberippin - Jan 12, 2014 at 8:04 PM
The European Mario Lemieux. The ageless wonder. There've been a few in the past decade or so (Chelios, Jagr, Schneider, Selanne, Gary Roberts, Mark Recchi, Brodeur, Hasek, Lidstrom). Wonder what kind of career totals we'd be looking at if Jagr hadn't gone to the KHL for a few years there. The Czech Republic's finest. I hope he plays into his fifties.
- 19inarow - Jan 13, 2014 at 4:38 AM
If not for those three years in the K — and presuming good health — he'd likely have around the same number of points as Messier, headed for a solid second place.
- bigbadbruins77 - Jan 12, 2014 at 8:18 PM
and he probably would have if he didn't play overseas for 3 years
- DED - Jan 13, 2014 at 12:14 PM
LOL, yeah 70 is not going to happen, but he might match Gordie Howe for longevity. IMO, Jagr makes more of an effort to maintain the proper conditioning necessary to play at middle age while Howe had reputation, feistiness, and somewhat smaller competition (the average NHL-er is bigger now than in Howe's final days) to deal with.
However, I can't get the image of Ovechkin laying out Jagr during the 2010 Olympics. I know I'll get thumbs down for saying it, but with all due respect to Jagr, I think he's one crushing hit away from retirement. Once you're past 40, your recuperative powers are diminished. I hope it doesn't come down to that though. I'd rather it come on his terms.
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2014: Had a breakout sophomore season with the Gators A two-time All-American in the 800m, once indoors and once outdoors Qualified for both the NCAA indoor and outdoor championships Was the NCAA runner-up outdoors in the 800m (1:46.29) and finished fifth at the 2014 NCAA indoor championships (1:49.31) Picked up All-SEC Second Team honors both indoors (DMR) and outdoors (800m) Owns the third-fastest 800m in University of Florida history after his NCAA outdoors performance and also jumped onto UFs all-time top-10 list at No. 7 (1:48.05) with his indoors win at the Razorback Invitational Was on UFs SEC runner-up DMR (9:41.66) for All-SEC Second Team honors indoors and finished third at SEC Outdoors in the 800m (1:48.08) for All-SEC Second Team honors outdoors Advanced to NCAA Outdoors with his 13th-place finish at the NCAA East Preliminary in Jacksonville and went on to garner a NCAA runner-up finish at the finals site in Eugene.
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On Tap Today: Luscious Lucius
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Twelve Liverpool Regional High School students from grades 10 to 12 put their heads together last Tuesday night, Oct. 23, to talk about what product their company should make and sell.
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GOP Sen. Jeff Sessions has long been a stalwart defender of America's sovereignty, homeland security, and rule of law. He played a heroic role in killing the Bush/McCain/Kennedy shamnesty and he is now leading the battle against the DREAM Act illegal alien bailout.
Sen. Sessions has just issued a Dear Colleague letter on the latest Democrat open-borders maneuvering that I told you about yesterday.
Here's the letter released this morning. Read it, share it, and help kill this illegal alien amnesty down payment.
Indeed: "Now is not the time."
Here's how I put it bluntly to one DREAM Act agitator at UT-Austin the other day:
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Overcast but dry day, good light for the E500 to shine. Series of photo-journalistic images to follow, sorry might be a few but I don't shoot and post that often these days so make hay when the sun shines so to speak. And I think these sell Oly colours.
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LILY was a "mystery blonde". Neil was a gynaecologist. Paul, who liked Porsches, ran a dating agency. Theirs was a mismatch made in heaven which ended up last week in the NSW Supreme Court, in a case described by Justice Michael Pembroke as "so fantastic as to strain credulity".
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Huron County
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Ottawa County
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Thanks for the statistics S.R. Sad turnout. We get the government we deserve.
Absolutely awefull. Pathetic. It's the percent that did not vote that during the national anthem is keeping a hat on, talking, texting, not paying tribute to the men and women in history that have fought for the right to vote. We take it for granted and most people have no idea what other people would do for the right even an option to vote without grave punishments. I hope everyone that did not vote, unless you have a medical reason and are hosptialized don't complain one bit about the outcome of thier election. I hope that on Monday, Veterans day, they go up to a Vet and say thanks for thier service to our country and I don't vote. It is the same as going up to a Vet and kicking them in the privates. Disrespectful and unamerican. People have died for the right to vote. Don't call yourself a patriot or American if you don't vote. Too many resources to not vote, i.e. early voting, absentee voting. NO EXCUSE!!!
If your right to vote were not important, the right wing would not be working so hard to take it away from you.
I assume you're blathering about voter ID laws. Hmmm... I was asked for my driver's license at the polling place. Know what I did? I SHOWED IT TO THEM. If I hadn't had a driver's license, I could have showed a State ID (which is available at low or no cost for those who can't afford one). How, IN DETAIL, does that disenfranchise ANYbody? Except illegal aliens, I mean, who aren't supposed to be voting in the first place.
Just Google "how voter ID law disenfranchises voters" and you will see article upon article of how it does.
Plus there is no reason for such law.
Btw if you voted in Ohio, you would have seen you could have supplied another form of ID too, and I think Ohio's current laws are just fine.
Yeah, unfortunately many people use silly excuses, until it comes time for the presidential election. There's no reason you can't scrounge up an ID or other form of verification of identity. Excuses like that are downright ridiculous.
I don't know how many people this would account for, but I know of many recent college graduates that have moved away that were registered voters here but now live and are registered elsewhere. They are still on Erie County register. Does anyone know how to get one's name off of that?
Considering that Vermilion, Ohio is half Erie County and half Lorain County, which meant precincts in Lorain County got to vote on the Vermilion mayor race, why isn't Lorain County listed here?
It also doesn't surprise me a bit that almost a thousand voters in Lorain County would vote for Eileen Bulan, who went along with the law director and his Lorain County law firm withholding itemized accounts of what they were charging the taxpayers. After all, just look at all the Erie County taxpayer monies that Lorain County law firms and retired Lorain County rent-a-judges have made off of the Erie County taxpayers for the last 15 plus years. (the MetroParks/Huron River Greenway case alone must have been atrocious) And who gets the taxes that have to be paid on all that money? Sure isn't Erie County --- it goes straight to LORAIN COUNTY.
Show us corruption or please stop. Go to the attorney general if you must but you sound like a conspiracy theory but on here.
What a shame that 69% of those registered to vote in Erie County didn't care enough to do so. A few may have had a legitimate excuse but not that many. I highly value my right to vote. Sometimes it is discouraging when I look at the list of candidates but I know that one or more of them are going to be elected and I feel that it is not only my right but my duty to choose those I believe will do the best job.
I wonder if voter turnout wouldn't increase dramatically if every race included "none of the above" as an option?
"Nevada is the only state in the nation that that gives voters the option of "none of these candidates" in statewide races – president, U.S. Senate, state constitutional offices and the Nevada Supreme Court.
But under state law "none" can never win even if it receives the most votes, though it can play spoiler.
Republicans sued last year over the law, fearing "none" could siphon votes from a disgruntled electorate and sway the outcome of a close 2012 presidential and Nevada U.S. Senate race."
"CARSON CITY — Nevada voters will be able to continue to exercise their right to vote for "none of these candidates" in statewide elections after a federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected a challenge to the unique ballot option.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals tossed a Republican challenge to Nevada's ballot option, saying the plaintiffs lacked standing to bring the case.
The lawsuit was financed by the Republican National Committee. It sought an injunction to remove the state's unusual voter option, arguing the law disenfranchised voters by disregarding ballots cast for "none of these candidates" in determining the winner of elections."
I want the "none of the above" ballot option in all states and to also include candidates at the local levels. Voters would then have a real choice and it would encourage the apathetic voters who stay home to go out and vote.
"Nevada is the only state in the nation that since 1976 has given voters the option to vote for "none" in races decided by voters statewide _ president, U.S. Senate, state constitutional officers and state Supreme Court. It was enacted as a way to combat voter apathy after the Watergate scandal that brought down President Richard Nixon _ and give voters a way to register disdain for the political environment."
Our electoral system is not "fine" at all. Other countries have much higher turnout because the govt actively goes out and registers people. And politicians also control elections by controling the primary candidates, and gerrymandering. Some of my former students have had a big role in drawing electoral boundaries, and believe me, it's all about maximizing the number of people whose votes do not count. People have every reason to question the whole process.
Does anyone know the outcome of the Sandusky City School Board of Education vote? I've yet to see any results.


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Discussion in 'Fly Fishing Forum' started by Nathan B, Mar 3, 2013.
I wonder why a fish that size would feed on mayflies. Guess it might have been snack time.
Holy crap. I love the lunge with the net at the end.
That fish probably ate just about anything it wanted to. From mice to baby ducks. Small children and little people.
I remember that vid, it caused quite a stir. Was he casting to a spawning fish? Was it foul hooked? Was it caught many times before, and many times after. I can't answer those questions for sure, but I can say... that it certainly is a big brown.
Caught in 2009 on the Little "T". Fished that area many times. He picked it off a redd. Notice the SPLASH at 18 sec. mark. Awesome fish though.
I wonder if that was on the Truckee River? Wherever it was, that is a great catch and one that will be solidly lodged in his CPU for life.
It's amazing a 30-inch brown would be located in such shallow water. Maybe there just one very large trout in the entire river
Red raper. Guy is pretty infamous because of this video.
What a cool experince that must have been!
Here we go again......only thing legit about this video is the fish. Regardless, gorgeous Brown!
I'm in Nevada now back home visiting. I've been fishing the Truckee hard and have done pretty well. People don't know the monsters that lurk in the Truckee. My first day I lost what looked to be about a 6lb rainbow. Came unbuttoned at the net but I got to fight it awhile. Then yesterday I landed a 22in brown on a 14 Adams dry. Put up quite the fight on my 4wt CT. The Truckee supports healthy populations of fish and its a very challenging river. I'll post a good report in the trip section once I fly home. I'll be fishing pyramid lake on Tuesday.
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That video made it onto some TV commercial
Love how he stumbled through the redd twice before tackling pinning her to the rocks.
Browns spawn in the winter time. That picture didn't look like it was winter there.
Here where I live they close down the Beaverhead from December to May for the Brown trout to Spawn.
I thought browns spawn in autumn...?
Late October, Novemeber, December = Winter in most parts
I thought about the spawning river angle but wherever they are fishing does not look like the Fall time of year... that's why I was surprised such a large brown was holding in such a shallow spot in a small river.
Mostl likely, it was all PhotoShopped
Leaves off all the streamside deciduous shrubs and the cottonwoods in the background; high cirrus clouds. Looks like a nice late fall or winter day to me. Perfect time for big browns to move up into skinny water to spawn.
My take on the video is that he had spotted that fish previously and returned with a couple of friends to record the capture. Why else the oversized net and camera angles from both side of the stream. This wasn't just a "whoa, looky what I caught" video. Bussman's holiday, my a$$.
Richard, I took another look at the clip and at one point, yellowish leafs are shown on streamside vegetation so I guess the clip could have been shot in the Fall.
And you are correct... I was wondering why the devil the guy was carrying around a salmon/steelhead net for such a small river when we know he catches a brown.
Nice brown but certainly not a home video of a couple guys going fishing.


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31301 County Road 2100
Kemp, Texas 75143
Beautiful home with 10.82 acres and 2 ponds. Fresh paint and new carpet. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms 2,176 square feet. $128,900
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Land Headquarters Co. has land available in the following locations:
- Chapel Hills – Waxahachie, TX – Red Oak School District
- Meadow Ridge Estates – Red Oak, TX – Red Oak School District
- Newton Farms – Ferris, TX – Ferris School District
- Summerwind Estates – Red Oak, TX – Ferris School District
- Kamla Estates – Nevada, TX – Nevada School District
- Abner Farms – Terrell, TX – Terrell School District
- Royal Estates – Kaufman, TX – Crandall School District
- Mayfair Estates – Kaufman, TX – Crandall School District
- Quail Hollow Estates – Terrell, TX – Quinlan School District


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- Published: New York : Marshall Cavendish, 2009.
- Year Published: 2009
- Description: p. cm.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
Reading Level
- Lexile: 390
ISBN/Standard Number
- 9780761455738
- 0761455736
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Pick a pumpkin, Mrs. Millie!
by Cox, Judy.
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Call number: E COX
Available Copies: Downtown Youth Holidays, Pittsfield Youth Holidays, Traverwood Youth Holidays
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Silly teacher Mrs. Millie gets her words wrong when the class goes on a field trip to a pumpkin patch.
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