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CAI Yugo AKM-47 O-PAP OPAP M70 rifle, 7.62x39 (RPK heavy duty receiver) - $549.95
|Submitted by Jerry Drake, updated by michaelw 22 months ago (2013-09-15)
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Price: $549.95
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These are Yugo Zastava AK-47 O-PAP OPAP rifles by CAI. They have a 16" barrel, with a Yugo pattern RPK heavy duty receiver, and a standard washed wood buttstock with engraved crest on side and rubber buttpad, a black synthetic pistol grip, and a slant cut muzzle brake. They also come with a side mounted scope rail on the receiver and one hi-cap mag. CIA # RI2090N. This firearm was assembled by Century Arms International using both new US made parts and original used surplus parts. Accepts all standard AK mags for 7.62x39 caliber.
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Does the number on the stock
Does the number on the stock match the serial number?
I own this rifle and through
I own this rifle and through 800 rounds it has only failed to eject one spent case.
This is what I would call a project gun. It is something that you buy to work on and make the way you want it. If you don't enjoy that type of thing this may not be your gun. I got it so my 12 year old and I could have a project to do together. Some good father son time and it was perfect.
The rifle ,works great shoots strait, eats every ammo that I throw at it, looks great once we finished it, makes a cool noise when fired and people are constantly commenting on how clean it looks and offering to buy it for 2x the cost I purchased it. I will never sell it because it was Mine and my sons project.
I would buy another in a heartbeat if I was not working on a new project already.
Jim Fuller said to stay away
Jim Fuller said to stay away from the M70. The front trunions from Zastava are not meant for the feeding of double stack mags. They will usually misfeed a couple times per mag. They also do not have the proper bullet guide. Century needs to get their head out of their arse. These rifles are shipped with single stack mags, if they want to modify them-DO IT RIGHT! Buy an Arsenal if you don't know how to correct these flaws yourself, it will save you money in the long run. If your front trunion has Zastava markings on it, you have one of the bad ones.
You don't know what your
You don't know what your talking about. The ones with the single stack bolt and trunnion were the early ones called just PAP, they were identifiable by the rail on the receiver cover. Next came the NPAP which some of the early ones had single stack bolt and trunion but the majority have the standard thickness receiver with side mount rail with double stack trunnion and bolt. These OPAP are the latest generation 3, All of them have the double stack bolt, bulged rpk style trunnion, 1.6mm thick receiver with side mount. These are great rifles built like a tank and will not have any of the feeding issues associated with the early PAP.
As for the people below ,these are not raped by century, they come mostly as they are sold from zastava. Century merely mills out the mag well to accept double stack mags and changes a few minor parts for 922r compliance. Most of which are mundane task a monkey could do. You basically buying a new production akm-47 which is imported through a loop hole. Quit your bitching lol
The Zastava M70 was
The Zastava M70 was engineered and built by people who are far more qualified than Jim Fuller in the AK department. At its peak, this rifle was used by over 20 different countries and has served in countless wars over the years. "The front trunnions from Zastava are not meant for the feeding of double stack mags" what does that even mean? The bolt that Century was using in the Gen 1 PAPs was the single stack that came with the gun but Gen 2 and 3 PAPs all have the double stack bolt, so that issue is taken care of. I bought this gun, I gave it a bad review earlier because the bolt was sticking on the hammer, I sent it to century and the issue has been dealt with. I own 2 Arsenals and this PAP is in line with the Arsenals as far as accuracy and reliability are concerned at half the price. I've put about 2000 rounds of surplus 7.62 and it's performed without a hiccup. It sounds to me like Jim Fuller is giving you bad information because he wants you to buy one of his $2000 AKs that perform essentially the same thing as this $550 Zastava.
Saying so you just admitted
Saying so you just admitted that you sent it already once to century to fix issue with the hummer. Does not look like a good product just because of that. This rifle went at least twice trough a total rebuild first in Serbia than here. This rifle was raped when converted to comply with us import restrictions, than again somebody messed with it to make it presentable for sale.
They polished the hammer down
They polished the hammer down and there's no issue. If this is enough for you to not want to buy the rifle, then that's your opinion but most people would disagree.
"This rifle went at least twice trough a total rebuild"
That's incorrect.
The rifle is imported here as a single stack sporter and the only thing that century does is open up the mag well, put an American muzzle brake, gas pistol, trigger group, and bolt to make it 922r compliant. Century did not build this gun, Zastava built it and Century did a few minor tweaks to it to make it accept 30 round mags and 922r compliant. This is NOT a parts kit build like a Wasr where the barrel and stock assembly is done by Century. All of the essential things were done at Zastava and this is as close as you'll get to an original Eastern European AK short of a $2000+ preban or $1200 Arsenal. If the price holds a month from now, I'll probably get a second one.
I don't want to send anything
I don't want to send anything back to get it fixed. It is a shock that someone would call a gun a great buy after sending it back for a repair. If it does not work out of the box - it is crap. You lucky - they helped you. Tomorrow some Manager at century decides to not accept guns for repairs and all cost is on me. No thank you - I am leaving these deals to the dude with son and father projects. I have a daughter anyway and she has better things to do than fix guns made in factory where her grandfather was working.
Okay then, don't buy the
Okay then, don't buy the gun.
Several years ago I had an issue with a Gen 2 Glock 19 failing to go into battery every 20-30 rounds. Does this mean that Glock 19s are crap? Nope... I had a Glock armorer look at it, the issue was taken care of and I've probably put in excess of 10,000 rounds through it since without a single issue.
But let's forget about its flawless performance after the issue, let's just use your logic and avoid buying all Glock 19s. Let's forget about the fact that hundreds of thousands if not millions of Glock 19s and M70s have been built and used by people all around the world, because that one single issue is enough to discredit it. But please do inform me of a handgun or rifle manufacturer that has a 100% success rate with every single firearm that comes off of their production line...I want to hear this.
I have owned a few century
I have owned a few century guns... the problems with the AK at least in the past i haven't owned a new one... when they would rivet the front trunnions on at least the one one i had they didnt use a proper bucking bar/ rivet crusher .. they used the barrel as a bucking bar.. which saves time but gives an inferior rivet. Who knows now it could be better. I also own a "sold by" Century Wise light sterling.. which is a good build especially when they were 350$ they were a steal. At least the one i have is a very nice build, could not be happier. Just my 2cents
This is only a good deal at
This is only a good deal at $350 because anything you buy from Century is a risk. Century Arms is THE WORST major arms manufacturer. I made the mistake of buying a new CETME from CAI and that was the last time I ever purchased one of their products. They are a shameful company.
Century Arms is definitely
Century Arms is definitely junk but I wouldn't say Century Arms is THE WORST. I would say it is an even tie with I.O. Which is another company that puts out worthless junk. There are a handful of people that wind up with Century or I.O. built guns that work but consider yourself one of the lucky few because they are both synonymous with crappy POS builds.
No matter how much you polish a turd, it will always be a turd!
While I do agree with your
While I do agree with your sentiment, the O-PAP is built in Serbia, it is not a parts kit build like your CETME was or the Tantals that were notoriously flawed. However, Green Mountain made the barrels for the Tantals, so while Century did build them using those barrels and should have checked them, Green Mountain was truly to blame. Back to the O-PAP, it is on a factory receiver with a factory (non chrome lined barrel, the Yugoslavians were cheap), imported in as a sporterized rifle and converted to 922r compliance and modded to accept hi cap mags.
That's all nice and dandy and
That's all nice and dandy and you would be right if this was a pre-ban rifle. The parts are manufactured in Zastava but the rifle comes in the 10 round configuration. Then the folks at Century dremel the mag well to accept 30 round magazines + build the rifle to be 922r compliant. The receiver work, the trunnion work, the actual putting together of the rifle is done by Century and that's where the problems start. This is why no one complains about Century's imported pistols (b/c pistols are imported and then sold in their original arsenal configurations) yet there's all kinds of complaints about their rifles.
What you are describing is
What you are describing is the construction of a surplus parts kit. This is not a parts kit, the receiver is a Zastava receiver and so is the barrel, bolt and bolt carrier. It is imported like the DRACOs and WASRs. It is imported in as sporterized rifle and then, yes, as I stated before, made 922r compliant and modded for hi cap, double stack mags. If it was from a surplus parts kit it would have the bayo lug and the grenade launcher sight, a Century receiver (like the M64s they build) and a US barrel (no more surplus parts kits with barrels). If you don't believe me, jump onto AKfiles and check out the extensive thread about the new O-PAPs.
I am not a Century fanboy and I am very skeptical about their firearms, that is why I have looked into it and confirmed with the dealer I purchased mine from. My Cugir DRACO is an excellent firearm, for reasons as you stated, and I'm looking forward to checking this Zastava out too.
Thank you, I will look into
Thank you, I will look into that. So the installation of the receiver, buttstock, the trunnion work and the major building is all done by Zastava? So what parts did they install/remove to make the rifle 922r compliant?
Ah yeah, btw, JGs description
Ah yeah, btw, JGs description is completely flawed, makes it sound like a parts kit build, that's why I did a lot of reading and asking. Atlantic confirmed what I wanted to hear.
All new FCG, Tapco G2, new gas piston, US slant break, not sure what else actually as I believe the furniture is factory as well.
16 parts apply under 922r for the AK-47:
1. Barrel
2. Receiver
3. Front and Rear Trunions (Applies to stamped receivers only)
4. Bolt Carrier
5. Bolt
6. Gas Piston (US)
7. Buttstock
8. Pistol Grip (Might be US, easy to switch out)
9. Upper and Lower Handguards (Both count as 1 part)
10. Muzzle Device (US)
11. Hammer (US)
12. Trigger (US)
13. Disconnector (US)
(14. Magazine Body)
(15. Magazine Follower)
(16. Magazine Floorplate)
More than 10 of the imported parts is prohibited. Hope that info helps.
That's good news then, maybe
That's good news then, maybe I just got a bad sample. Will find out what Century does about it when I get it back from repair.
Whatever the reviews might be
Whatever the reviews might be good or bad, does this rifle have a bayonet lug?
There is no bayonet lug. Buy
There is no bayonet lug. Buy a surplus front sight with a bayo lug. Don't forget the 2 pins and use the punch in your cleaning kit.
Care to elaborate or are you
Care to elaborate or are you an expert? If you are an expert, please elaborate.
It is imported in as a
It is imported in as a sporterized rifle, like a Saiga, therefore bayo lugs are removed. These are built in the Zastava Arsenal, imported, and converted & modded by Century in accordance with our laws.
An expert on what? You asked
An expert on what? You asked if it comes with a bayonet lug and it does not.
But do you have a masters in
But do you have a masters in Luggery?
Looks like the bayonet lug on
Looks like the bayonet lug on the rifle barrel is also the small metal piece which holds in the cleaning rod... so yes.
It could have the wings on
It could have the wings on the sides shaved off, so the bayonet wouldn't stick. I have no idea if it does, but the majority of the WASRs that I had in the past had that part, but the wings were shaved so bayonets wouldn't stay.
Garbage. I will never buy
Garbage. I will never buy any product that century has had its hands on again.
I bought one and I'm going to
I bought one and I'm going to send it back to CAI for a couple reasons...
1) Fails to cycle at least once per 30 round mag. The bolt gets locked in the rear position
2) After shooting about 1000 rounds through it over a 3 hours period, a rear rivet deformed and IDK how they're going to fix that
If it can't handle 1000 rounds then it's not a worthy AK. If Century doesn't resolve this issue, I'm going to end up with a very expensive parts kit that I'll probably send to Rifle Dynamics to get rebuilt or I may just have to buy a blank receiver and do it myself.
I know it looks like a good deal and Century is riding the M70s good reputation on this but the build quality is very poor.
One more thing... Century
One more thing...
Century Arms sells this rifle with 2 brand new Yugo bolt open magazines. The rifle I received from JG Sales came with ONE old Romanian magazine that was thoroughly used. My guess is JG Sales takes the 2 Yugo magazines, sells them separately for $30/piece and gives the buyer an old magazine. Not a major deal but just something to keep in mind.
It seems the more I hear
It seems the more I hear about JG, the less I like them. I don't even consider most of their stock, as it can usually be found elsewhere for less or better shape.
I bought one of the CIA AK
I bought one of the CIA AK 47's a couple of years ago from Cabella's for $450. The gun was a piece of garbage. When you opened the bolt all the way back it would fall out of the rails that hold it in. I took it back to the store and they sent it back to CIA for repair (this was a brand new gun). It took about six weeks to get it back and when we looked at it on the counter at Cabella's it still did the same thing. They just shook there head and sent it back again. After it got there I called CIA and talked to the "armoror" that was working on it and he couldn't seem to understand what the problem was. So to make a very long story short I just got the gun back and sold it to someone that new how to fix the problem themselves, but I did take a heavy loss on it. I will never buy anything assembled by CIA again.
Great Deal, excellent price
Great Deal, excellent price and rifle. Very solid and well made. Highly recommend!
Update: Hey guys, I don't get all these negative comments.
First of all, J&G seems like a pretty good company to deal with. Secondly, my rifle came from the Zastava plant in Serbia which over the years has had an excellent reputation for turning out first rate products. A friend of mine is also a dealer and looked it over when I got it in. He thought it was a good deal.
If I have any problems with it I will update this summary in the future. I mean for $599 I wasn't expecting a gold-plated Barrett.
Nice! Love mine, you will to
Nice! Love mine, you will to !
Maybe you got one without the
Maybe you got one without the Zastava front trunions. Maybe you should buy a lottery ticket.
I just got this one from J&G
I just got this one from J&G sales.
Here are my thoughts...
I screwed up and put my address instead of my FFL. I contacted J&G and they fixed my mistake right away and the rifle was sent the same day and they emailed me the tracking number as soon as it was shipped. I received the rifle in 3 days. Out of the box the rifle was in good shape. It did need to be cleaned really well. once I broke the rifle down and cleaned it really well the gun was ready for the range.
I ran 150 rounds through the rifle with no issues at all. It was a blast. Break down and cleaning was easy.
Some thoughts...
1.The rifles wood is pretty raw. I am currently in the process of staining the wood. It requires very little sanding so if you want to you can stain it any color you like with very little work. I will post some pics in the next couple of days so you can see the results.
2. The barrel is not chromed. I don't really care. Non Chromed barrels are more accurate over distances. As long as I don't put 300 rounds down it as fast as I can pull the trigger it will be great.
3. Both the steal mag and the cheap 30 rounder I picked up at the Bass Pro shop work great ad seat tight. Like i said no misfires
4. Yes I know I could have waited a few months and got this for 400.00, but i didn't have to and it makes a great project for me to work on.
Over all ...
I am very impressed with J&G and will order form them again without any reservations. The rifle is a great project rifle and I am very pleased. If your looking for a cheap option ( today's prices ) This is a great way to go, and if you don't like it ... it will be easy to get your money back on this rifle if you decide to sell it.
I will post pics once I am done with wood.
So I said I would post picks
So I said I would post picks and these are not the greatest..
Here is the before...
Here is the after....
$12.00 = Wood refinish from Academy,
$13.63 = 1 Point sling and sling adapter from Amazon.
$19.40 = Aim Sports Ak Double Side Rail Mount/Picatinny with Quick Release Lever
$24.49 = Aim Sports 4X32 Compact Rangfinder Scope with Rings.
Here is a close up of the gold work my wife did while staining the wood.
So far I have put about 400 rounds through it and it shoots great at 100 yards. Lots of fun. Makes a very cool sound and people always are trying to get me to sell it to them. Really fun.
How did you get the crest to
How did you get the crest to remain unstained? Looks GREAT!
Sand all the wood. Get a gold
Sand all the wood. Get a gold paint pen from Hobby Lobby. Use the paint from the pen and a needle to fill in the thin lines The bigger lines you can just use the pen to fill in the gold. Then when you do the dark stain you if you get it in the lines just use a rag to wipe it away. Then clear coat it all and it is done. It is not to hard and it looks great.
Wow! The finish looks great
Wow! The finish looks great and your wife did an awesome job on the Crest! Fine job folks...now I gotta do something with mine!
In a few more months the
In a few more months the price will drop even more.
I only paid $670 for my
I only paid $670 for my Palmetto State Armory M4 with an FN barrel and full auto BCG.
Still $200 too much but at
Still $200 too much but at least they are starting to come down
The first few pictures shown
The first few pictures shown here are wrong btw. The OPAP doesn't have the sight rail on the top
thnx, updated
thnx, updated
I'll pass, at least prices
I'll pass, at least prices are coming back down to sane levels, this would have been a 900$ gun in January/February
Why meh?
Why meh?
$620 shipped isn't bad, but
$620 shipped isn't bad, but it isn't really a deal. I think they're worth less than $600 shipped.... so $550 shipped: I am in. More than that is meh, no thanks.
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Awarding Steve Hadley the Medal of Freedom would cost Mr. Obama nothing, save possibly a few howls from the Daily Kos. Surely it is not beyond a candidate who has already conceded that the surge has "succeeded beyond our wildest dreams" to bestow the Medal of Freedom on the public servant who made that success possible.
Were President Obama to do so, a good man would receive an honor he richly deserves. The American people would see a new president confident enough to acknowledge the success of a decision he opposed. And the world would know that when the United States does leave Iraq, we intend to walk out with honor instead of being helo'd off an embassy rooftop.
A medal for Hadley might be out of the question, but I am confident he would be quite satisfied with the successful completion of the surge he nurtured. This, perhaps more than any economic decision, is the true test of character and intellectual independence for the President-elect. Is he simply a pawn of the netroots, forever bound to his campaign rhetoric and oblivious to the consequences of victory? Or is he the thoughtful, non-ideologue which many of his supporters assure us he is? If the latter, certainly he would not cast victory aside now — when he has been placed on the precipice of an extraordinary achievement, the establishment of a functioning, stable Iraq and a humiliating defeat of Al Qaeda at the hands of not just the U.S. but another Islamic nation.
We will see which path President-elect Obama takes. To a large extent, his intentions will be revealed by his cabinet picks. Certainly Robert Gates' retention would be a big hint he doesn't desire to discard victory, while choosing Chuck Hagel would suggest the opposite. But one thing we learned from the Presidency of George W. Bush: ultimately it comes down to the President. It is his call, and his call alone.


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Which Junior QBs Are Coming Out?
I keep hearing that Barkley will go back for another year. RG III can start law school while he plays. Landry Jones is not doing well in this company. Luck could have been first last year.
Who, if any of the top players, will return to college football in 2012?
I'm thinking Luck, RG3 and either Jones/Wilson will come out, while Barkley and he other QB will stay. If I had to bet I'd say Barkley and Wilson come back to maybe be he #1 pick in 2013.
As much as I think Barkley would like to stay and enjoy SC... He really needs to go for his own sake. He will be drafted in the top 10 and top 5 imo. I also think RG3 goes pro to take advantage of being a 1st round pick. I think Wilson from Arkansas should stay as well as Tannehill.
Luck-1st overall
Barkley- Top 4 or 5
Griffin - Around 15
If the other two turn pro, I could see them landing 2nd round/early 3rd with Keenum and Moore mixed in.
I think that Barkley and Wilson are both staying while RG3 declares as a top 5 pick.
If Barkley stays then Jones and Wilson should definitely come out.
I think Luck and Griffin should definitely declare. With Jones and Barkley, it's hard to say. They could go back to try and go #1 overall, but both should go in the top 10 if they declare this year. Tyler Wilson should probably stay in school.
Landry Jones is coming out. He's not going to lose even more time to Blake Bell and kill his stock.
In the past few days, I've been thinking that RGIII is more likely to stay than Jones. He can at least enroll in law school, try for the Heisman, and possibly make a push for #1 overall. I'm not sure what Jones has to stay for, unless he just enjoys college.
right now I'm only thinking Luck, Jones & Griffin
Barkley has a legit shot a NC next year and the Heisman & Wilson will probably be left with a sour taste in his mouth after that beat from Bama(though maybe that's a reason to leave)
Luck- Has nothing to gain by going back. He declares
Barkley- Can finally go bowling, can win the Heisman, and can be a #1 overall pick in 2013. He stays
Griffin- His stock is as high as it's gonna get in my opinion. He declares
Jones- As someone else said he's in a tough spot: Declare now with a poor stock and good measureables or go back and risk lowing your stock even more or boosting it a little, mainly due to the lack of other QBs available. I say he declares
Wilson- With all of his WRs leaving this year I think he bolts while he can. He declares
Oops forgot tannehill was a senior... anyway I agree with a lot of what was said but I think barkley is 50 50 and is literally in a perfect positio either way... no doubt hes going #1 next yr with a stacked sc team. I thimk Usc is damn good and it pains me to say it.. honestly I would take them over ok st or ark for 3rd.. shame ncaa is so messed up.
Luck: goes....yada yada
Barkley: no real answer here just whatever he wants to do... i do have a small hunch that he wants to challenge himself and turn pro early... whatever hell have next yr at sc hes already got now so I guess he goes for a change of scenery.
Griffin: goes, agreed here that his stock is pretty high enough... besides I don't think law school OS the answer when Ur preparing for an nfl draft.
Wilson: stay, could go in 1st rd but his value looks fairly steady and could improve as a qb with another yr.
Jones: I think he goes... I don't see his value getting any higher. I'm not a big fan but he's got the size, good ARM and mobility.
As much as Barkley seems to want to stay, I do not see him turning down a top 10 pick, unless being #1 matters a lot to him.
On the other hand, I think Landry Jones has more to prove, and he is sliding out of the top half of round 1.
RG III is tough. If I understand correctly, he will start law school next semester. With summer sessions, he can finish two full years by training camp 2012. Spring and summer 2013 would get him his JD. That might appeal to him. On the other hand, he wants to get married and have kids. NFl money can make that a lot nicer for his family.
Steve Young earned his JD during the offseason. If RGIII doesn't declare because he wants to start law school, that's kind of a bizarre reason not to enter the draft.
Since the new CBA was signed, there's no advantage for a QB staying in school to potentially improve his draft stock by a couple of spots.
If a guy is a 3rd rounder who wants to vault himself into the first, then yes you stay.
But if you already have a top 10-15 grade, there isn't a huge pot of gold at the top of the draft anymore.
Teams aren't giving rookies $50+ mil guaranteed anymore for simply being drafted 1/1.
Bradford signed something like a $78 mil contract with $ 50 mil locked.
Cam Newton's entire rookie contract is worth only $22 mil over four years, with an option fifth year worth $14 mil if the Panthers choose to re up.
I think Jones, Luck, Barkley and RG3 all go pro. The interesting ones are Osweiler and Wilson for me. Wilson could improve a lot or stand to regress with a new WR corps. Will Osweiler stay with an entire new offensive system and coaching staff?
There is still a lot of caché in the high picks, and it matters a lot for the second contract. A second round All Pro will never make as much as a 1st round All Pro, ages being equal. Also, Landry Jones has a shot at being #1 in 2013, whereas I am not sure he has a 1-15 grade now.
I think we are in a tricky situation with Barkley, Jones and Wilson.
Barkley is riding a hot streak, and personally I feel he should declare, but he probably won't.
Jones IMO stock has plummeted to I wonder if teams even view him as a 1st rounder. Then I remember Gabbert, Locker and Ponder all being picked in the 1st and yes, teams probably do view him as a 1st rounder. He's making too many bad decisions with throws of late, and someone who I think now will be picked middle-late 1st, sit on the bench for a year or two and take over. With that in mind, I do think he should declare, but I have my doubts he will. He might want to prove people wrong and try to lead OU to the title.
I think Barkely declares. He's a sure fire top 5 pick at this point.
RG III won't get any better for staying at Baylor for antoher year. I think he's a top 15 pick as well and will declare.
Landry Jones and Tyler Wilson will stay. Landry Jones won't be a first round pick. Wilson isn't as good either ,in my opinion and both arent sure fire 1st rounders.
Last year, teams overdrafted on guys like Locker and Ponder. They were not sure fire top 12 picks. The lockout played a big role on how QB needy teams drafted.
Locker and Ponder were graded out as 2nd round prospects by several analysts. Teams reached.
Nobody knows yet how the NFL rookie salary scale will impact the draft. We could easily end up with one of the smallest junior classes of all time. Remember, a player is stuck with his rookie contract for 3 years and that makes it imperative that his first year's contract be at least near the top 10 picks of the draft. This could influence many juniors to return to school to upgrade their draft status rather than getting stuck making peanuts for the first 3 years.
QB's, like other positions may not declare so easily and staying in school could become the norm rather than the exception if you can make a lot more money by doing so.
I also think the rookie salary cap could have an ugly ripple effect right down to public schools when fathers are deciding which sport to put their sons into, many more elite athletes may pass up football for baseball, basketball and soccer where the earning potential leaves football in the dust.
Last year's lockout suggested that rookie quarterbacks would be behind the eight-ball more than ever in trying to ready for the season which means that teams should have stayed away from them by that logic. Clearly that was not the case. Perhaps I'm not reading what you mean correctly since you didn't explain your point on that at all. How did the lockout affect quarterback-needy teams in your opinion?
Locker and Ponder were also graded as first-round prospects by other analysts. But more important than where the draft analysts rated anyone is where the team that drafted those players rated them. Not agreeing with the draft analysts doesn't make anyone wrong or right, just different. Whether they were wrong or right is years from being determined in all likelihood.
It is like a poker game, when I go to Las Vegas, I'll wager a thousand dollars at the Blackjack table but when I go home and play my friends a penny ante game, it isn't long before I take the game just as serious as when I bet in Vegas.
Top GM's know that successful teams are built starting with the QB and filled in around him with top picks from primary positions. That rule of thumb isn't going to change because less money is involved. Good GM's know what works and money was never an issue for them.
So, I think your premise is wrong in this case.
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If you completed your expense report worksheet from the movie on entering data, then you should have a worksheet that looks something like this. I want to show you how to add numbers. Now, adding numbers is probably the most common calculation that you could do in Excel. And it's so common that there are whole bunch of different ways to do it, probably about a half dozen different ways. So let's start off simple. I'm going to show you the basic manual way. I kind of think of it as the Cherry Pick method. So we want to start off by adding across Row 6.
We want to add the numbers here for San Francisco. So click on cell E6, and in E6 we want to say add this number and that number and that number. Well, we know that every formula, every function starts off with an equal sign. So type in an equal sign. As soon as you do, you're in Editing Mode, and you can see the toolbar is mostly grayed out because we're editing. So we want to click that first number here. Here click that 6100. As soon you do, you see the marching ants are around the 6100, you see =B6 is in the cell, and up here in the Formula bar, you can see =B6.
And this is ready to roll. So type a plus, click the next number, type the plus. You can see it's color coded. The first cell is blue. The second cell is green. Click the next one, you get the marching ants, and that's purple. So now our formula reads =B6+C6+D6. Those three cells and that's it. Just press Enter, and it enters the number and goes down to the next cell. Now, what you don't want to do is you don't want to type a plus at the end. And I see a lot of people new to Excel will do that.
And if that happens you get an error. There's good chance Excel is going to fix it for you. Let's just try that one more time. So over here, we want to add across the row for Los Angeles. So we'll say equals, click the first number, type the plus, click the second number, type the plus, click the third number. No more plus, we're done. Also, if you're using full-size keyboard and you have the keypad on the right side, you are probably best off using the plus on the right side than trying to use the plus that's next to the Backspace key. Because if you're using a plus next to the Backspace key, you have to remember to hold the Shift key down and it's just not as efficient.
Now, we're done with adding these numbers for LA. So instead of pressing the Enter key, just press Ctrl+Enter. All right? Hold the Ctrl key down and press Enter. So we're right there. And we can Auto Fill this. Put the mouse pointer on that Auto Fill handle down in the lower-right corner. When you get that crosshair, you can click and drag down to the bottom and that fills in all the numbers. But wait! There is more. You could do this even easier than that. I'm just going to press Ctrl+Z to undo. When you put your mouse pointer on that Auto Fill handle, instead of generally clicking-and-dragging, when you get that crosshair just double-click.
And when you double-click, it automatically fills down to the bottom of the row. Let's take a look ay what's going on. Click on that first number, that 23,000 and change, you could see this is B7, C7, D7. Click the next one, B8, and the next one. You see what Excel is doing is it's not literally copying the formula. It's adjusting it. It's adjusting based on the row. Excel could do it, because the way we're writing these cell references, these are what are called relative cell references. Relative meaning that Excel can adjust them if necessary.
And you might wonder well, if this is a relative cell reference, might there be something called an absolute cell reference, and there absolutely is. We'll look at that in a little bit. Here's something else that will make it easier for you to see what's going on. Rather than looking at each individual result and then having to look up here in the Formula bar to see the formulas that created it, wouldn't be really nice if we could see all the formulas all at the same time? Well, if you look at the upper-left corner of your keyboard, probably to the left of the number 1 and above the Tab key, there is a Tilde.
If you press Ctrl+Tilde you see that now Excel shows you all of the formulas all at the same time. So it's now very easy to eyeball how those formulas were adjusted. And to get back to normal, if you press Ctrl +Tilde again, Excel shows you all those numbers. Well, let's cherry pick going down the column for January. So click here in cell B14, type equals, first number for January, plus, second number, plus and so on, and all I have got to do is click each cell and type a plus.
And when you get to the last one, remember there is no more plus, because if you do Excel says hey, plus what? And then just Ctrl+Enter and there you go. You have your number. Now, here is our Auto Fill handle, and you could just click-and-drag to the right. Double-clicking the Auto Fill handle won't work going across the row, only down a column. And now you have those numbers filled in. Now, that's kind of a slow manual way, so I'm going to show you some faster and easier ways of doing this.
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What is more fitting than to begin Thanksgiving Day at an interfaith service at the Jewish Congregation of Marco Island?
Our pilgrim forefathers knew the Bible and their celebration of Thanksgiving had its roots in the Old Testament festival of Sukkot. (Sukkot literally means booths and refers to the temporary structures the Jewish people lived in while wondering in the desert.)
It is a joyous occasion; a time to give thanks and praise God for His many blessings. Sukkot is also referred to the festival of the ingathering of the fruit in autumn. It is celebrated in early autumn — September or October.
The service was scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and the parking lot was full at 9:45. Cars overflowed onto neighboring streets and the Art League, Marco Island's Center for the Arts across the street. When it was apparent that there were not enough seats, men of all denominations quickly joined those wearing yarmulkes (skullcaps) to set up additional chairs.
The service began with New Life Community Church's Pastor Thomas McCulley's call to worship: "Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the Lord with gladness! Come into His presence with singing." And they sang with gusto and joy the familiar hymn: "We gather together to ask the Lord's blessing…" as Dr. Ron Doiron, synagogue musician and St. Mark's Episcopal Church's director of music ministries, played the keyboard.
JCMI's Cantorial Soloist Hari Jacobsen and Marco Lutheran Church's Director of Music Craig Gruesel presented additional music selections during the service.
The United Church of Marco Island's Pastor Richard Adair read President Abraham Lincoln's words: "We have been the recipients of the choicest bounties of Heaven. We have been preserved, these many years, in peace and prosperity. We have grown in numbers, wealth and power, as no other nation has ever grown. But we have forgotten God."
The words are as fresh and as appropriate as when they were written in 1863.
The litany of welcome, also read by Adair, included the words: "We gather now in the name of God, the one who calls us to bring us in the kingdom of God: a kingdom not of house, not of land, but a kingdom of love and acceptance, a kingdom where we are God's hands in this world."
The Torah was reverently removed from the Ark in the front of the sanctuary. Rabbi Edward Maline read the section in Leviticus 21 where God commands the ancient Israelites to observe Sukkot. He read it in Hebrew and also gave an English translation. He next lead a prayer for our country and leaders: "O God, Father of all, do bind us ever more closely into a community of peoples, that we may labor unceasingly against the festering vices of malice, greed, fear and ignorance, hypocrisy and corruption, avarice and violence…"
Throughout the service one could hear the Christian amens intermingled with the Hebrew pronunciation of ahmayn.
"It is a blessing to see many people gathered together from different backgrounds," said Wesley United Methodist Church's Pastor Kirk Dreiser, the Island's newest pastor, who gave the message.
It was the first time he had ever preached in a synagogue. He began with a gratefulness check that everyone could relate to. Murmurs of amen as well as laughter greeted his humorous approach to how we react to everyday frustrations such as standing in line in the store or while driving.
He noted that thankfulness is mentioned 30 times in the Torah and well more than 60 times in the New Testament. "Thankfulness is something we are called to do. We are to be thankful to God in all circumstances. 1 Thessalonians 5:18 says: 'In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God…'".
He confessed that sometimes he needs to check his attitude, as there are times when his attitude is more a sarcastic "thanks a lot" than "thank you Lord."
Sometimes, when things are going well, it's easy to forget God. Its also easy to wonder when times are tough whether God is really there. "You don't get good roses that smell nice unless you put down some stinky fertilizer first."
He ended his message with a little boy's prayer of Thanksgiving where a little boy implores God to take care of Himself "…because without you, we're sunk."
"It is only by the grace of God that I can be thankful in and for all things and circumstances," concluded Dreiser.
Marco Lutheran Church's Pastor Kevin Koenig surprised everyone by giving a traditional blessing first in Hebrew and then in English, "Blessed are you O Lord our God, King of the universe."
"We are reminded that every good and thankful thing comes from you," prayed Koenig. "Make the desires of Your heart the desire of our hearts."
The service ended with everyone singing "God Bless America" and an admonition to "Go in peace. Serve the Lord." Afterwards everyone was invited to a reception.
"This is great," said attendee Carol Meles after the service. "If only we could spread it all over the world … This feeling, this bond of people, coming together for Thanksgiving."
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Education Series.
San Marco Catholic Church
San Marco's Council of Catholic Women will host Advent by Candlelight 5:30 p.m., today, in the parish center. All are invited to a program of joyful expectation. The parish's adult choir, children's choir and musicians will perform. A light meal will be served. Freewill donation will be accepted.
New Life Community
Church of God
Join the Tea Ladies for their Christmas Tea, 2 p.m., Saturday. Real china teapots and teacups, light luncheon, door prizes, decorations, speakers, music and local business women's products. Free, donations appreciated. Reservation required, call 389-0815.
The church will host a free Christmas concert featuring Grammy-Award-winning pianist Dino Kartsonakis, "American's Piano Showman," 7 p.m., Dec. 9. Dino is known for his emotional and spontaneous piano styling of sacred music and has recently appeared in Bronson, Mo. to his majestic piano styling each year.
Capri Christian Church
The Ladies of Capri will host a Christmas Cookie Exchange 2:30 p.m., Saturday. Annual Christmas Cantata, 9 and 11:15 a.m., Dec. 11. The 38-voice choir will present "Mary Did You Know."
St. Finbarr Parish
St. Finbarr's Mission of Love Committee will host a craft fair after the 4:30 p.m., Saturday and the 8, 10 and 11:45 a.m. Masses on Sunday. There will be items for sale made by the sisters and students of St. Pius X School, Haiti. Everyone is invited to attend. The Mission of Love Committee was formed to raise funds for the school in Ducas Les Cayes Haiti. The school was in desperate need of assistance even before the earthquake. The roof was badly damaged and the plumbing primitive. The onset of cholera mandated significant repairs to the bathroom. Those two critical needs are being met but there is still much to do for these children. Crafts and monitory donations are welcome. Contact the church
for information.
Jewish Congregation
of Marco Island
Rabbi Edward Maline's Adult Education Series "Contributions of the Jewish People to the World" begins 10 a.m., Sunday with "The Greatest Gift of the Jewish People to Civilization." The program is preceded by coffee and cake at 9:30 a.m. The series is based on the book "The Gift of the Jews" by Thomas Cahill and will meet once a month as follows: "The Sinaitic Movement and its Impact on Humanity" Jan. 8, "The Role of the Jewish Faith in the Revolutions in the Middle East" Feb. 5 and "Judaism as the Foundation of Christianity and Islam" March 4. Non-members and guests are $5. R.S.V.P. to the synagogue office.
Marco Lutheran Church
Annual Christmas Cantata, 10 a.m., Sunday. "The Christmas Song: A Christmas Musical." The simplicity of age-old carols and contemporary folk songs create an exciting program to welcome in the Advent season.
On 7 p.m. Dec 14, contemporary worship service called "Current" will meet at the Historical Church.
Keeping Christ in Christmas
The Historical Church, located on the property of the Marco Island Cemetery, will host a series of Christ-centered events:
*Tonight: Circle of Prayer and Deaconess Harriet Bedell reenactment
* Dec. 5: Handbell selections, caroling and Dr. Olds reenactment
* Dec. 12: Caroling and handbell choir
* Dec. 18: Christmas Island Style Faithful Founders event, music and special guests
* Dec. 23: Light of the World Luminaries around the lake, music, prayer and a
live Nativity
All events begin at 6 p.m. For information call the New Life Office or LeCroy-Lansdown at (239) 250-5147.
Annual Christmas Box Angel Memorial Service
The 12th annual service will be held 6:30 p.m., Dec. 6 at the Marco Island Cemetery. The candlelight service remembers children who have died. Please bring a white flower to place at the base of the Angel statue. The names of children who have memorial bricks will be read aloud during the service. For directions or information, call the Marco Island Cemetery Office (239) 394-3469, or Nanette Moll, Coffee and Comfort Support Group leader at (239) 394-7242, ext. 93.


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College Station - Lulu McKinney lead the way with 25 points as the A&M Consolidated girls basketball team took down the Bryan Vikings in the Crosstown Showdown Friday night at Tiger Gym.
Bryan kept things close early in the game but Consol. never gave up the lead as they beat the Vikings 57 to 43.
Along with McKinney two other Lady Tigers scored in double digits as Alexis Oaks picked up 12 and Ariel Starks added 10.
Ronzasha Taylor led the charge for the Lady Vikings with 12 points in the game.
A&M Consolidated improves to 3-1 in 14-5A play and Bryan falls to 2-2.
The Lady Tigers travel to The Woodlands to take on College Park at 7 pm on Tuesday.
Bryan is also back in action Tuesday at 7 pm taking on Lufkin at Viking Gym.
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Friday, April 11, 2014
More than 200 volunteers are expected to participate in the third annual town-wide community service on Saturday, April 12.
Mayor Bill Collins proclaimed the day Summerville Cares Day of Service on March 17. The program provides volunteers and resources, both monetary and man-powered, to aid organizations, charities and facilities throughout the Summerville area who struggle to help those in need.
More than 23 organizations, 27 sponsors and over 580 volunteers participated in 2012 and 2013.
A kick-off breakfast will begin activities at 8 a.m. at the Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site at 300 County Road off Dorchester Road. Volunteers who have not registered previously on the website www.scdayofservice.
The projects at Colonial Dorchester entail opening the vistas to Ashley River, landscaping the ranger station and placing mulch chipped from ice storm debris on paths and around archeological sites.
Other projects include donations and food drives for Palmetto House, Crisis Ministries; a blood drive to benefit the local chapter of the Red Cross; repairs at Gregg Middle School; grounds renewal at the Coastal Center in Ladson; and landscaping and repairs at Eagle Harbor Boys Ranch.
Individual residents, faith-based organizations, schools, government agencies, employers, civic leaders and community organizations are invited to join the service day efforts.
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This section deals with the arrangements for admitting pupils to secondary schools in Redcar & Cleveland. Each secondary school produces a prospectus and parents can obtain a copy by contacting the school direct.
Four types of admissions authority operate for secondary schools in the Borough. For the secondary schools with no religious affiliations, the Local Authority (LA) is the admissions authority .For secondary schools with Foundation Status the governing body is the admissions authority and for Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Aided school the governing body of the school is also the admissions authority. For Acadamies, the Academy Trust is the admission authority.
Officers of the LA maintain close liaison with secondary head teachers on all educational matters. The head teachers, as a body, have expressed the opinion that all secondary schools in Redcar & Cleveland serve their community well and provide a first class, all round education. Given this, Redcar & Cleveland head teachers hope that all parents/guardians would give consideration to their admission zone school .
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ATHENS --- The 2014 Major League Baseball First-Year Player draft concluded Saturday evening, and three current Bulldogs and three Georgia signees were selected during the 40 rounds.
The draft was stretched out over three days, and during that time Georgia junior shortstop Nelson Ward was a 12th-round pick of the Seattle Mariners, junior left-handed pitcher Jarrett Brown was a 22ndround selection of the Mariners, and junior third baseman Hunter Cole was taken in the 26thround by the San Francisco Giants. Ward, a co-captain, started all 56 games this past season, and hit .306 with a team-high 34 RBI. Brown made 19 appearances and went 1-1 with a 6.67 ERA in 27 innings pitched.Cole hit a team-best .319 with three home runs and 31 RBIin 53 games.
Before this year, the last time a Bulldog was drafted by the Mariners came in 2009 when coincidentally, Seattle ended up picking two in first baseman RichPoythress (2ndround) and outfielder MattCerione (13thround). Before Cole, the last Bulldog drafted by the Giants was outfielder BobbyFelmy in 2006 in the 22ndround.
Three Bulldog signees heard their name called during this year's draft: Right-handed pitcher Spencer Adams (2ndround, Chicago White Sox), outfielder MichaelGettys (2ndround, San Diego Padres) and left-handed pitcher Bo Tucker (38thround, Cincinnati Reds). Adams,Gettys and Tucker recently concluded their prep careers.
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We Know What You Should Do With Your Christmas Tree Now
Wondering what to do with your tree now that Christmas is over? Let it sleep with the fishes!
MDC Missouri Department of Conservation Fisheries staff sink leftover Christmas trees into Creve Coeur Park Lake which fish will use for habitat. Cement blocks tied to the trunk are used to get the trees to stay down.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is looking for families to donate their used natural Christmas trees for new fish habitats in St. Charles and in Creve Coeur Lake.
"A lot of lakes we work with are manmade, and there's not much fish cover in them, so we have to figure out how to put fish habitat in those lakes," says biologist Kevin Meneau. "Christmas trees are one of the best ways to do that in winter."
Woody trees make ideal habitats and food sources for smaller fish -- including bass, bluegill, redear sunfish and crappie -- boosting the lake's entire food chain.
MDC Missouri Department of Conservation Fisheries staff sink leftover Christmas trees into Creve Coeur Park Lake using cement blocks. Fish will use the recycled trees for habitat.
"They also help young fish," Meneau says. "When adults spawn, their young can hide in those trees."
The conservation department submerges Christmas trees every year after the holiday season, building what they adorably call "the aquatic equivalent of an underwater condominium." The trees are tied to cement blocks and submerged four to seven feet deep.
Before you donate your tree, remove decorations, lights, garland and ornaments before dropoff. The fish don't need your holiday spirit.
MDC Fisheries staff from the Missouri Department of Conservation leave after installing recycled Christmas trees into Creve Coeur Park Lake. The trees will find a new use as habitat for fish.
Lake 34 in St. Charles' August A. Busch Conservation Area is particularly in need of new trees for fish habitats. Enter the park on Route D, two miles west of Highway 94, and follow the signs to the drop-off.
Or head to the Sailboat Cove Boat Ramp at Creve Coeur Lake, 13725 Marine Drive.
Trees are accepted through January 13, 2014.
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Churchill's Cristian Alcala raises his arms in celebration after his game-winning goal as teammates rush to greet him. Churchill beat Clark 4-3 in a shootout after a 1-1 tie at Blossom Stadium to reach the third round of the Class 5A playoffs. J. MICHAEL SHORT/SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS-NEWS
This soccer season started for the Churchill boys team as it had the previous two years — with a different coach patrolling the sidelines.
And for a program long known for its stability — the Chargers had just three head coaches between 1986 and 2009 — the annual changes appeared to have taken their toll.
An uncharacteristic three-game District 26-5A losing streak had Churchill seemingly hanging on for its playoff life, but the players said they never lost faith, and never stopped working.
Their perseverance was rewarded as the Chargers outlasted 2010 regional finalist Clark 2-1 on Thursday in a shootout in a Class 5A second-round game before an overflow crowd at Blossom Stadium.
Churchill (16-6-2), which advanced to the third round for the first time since reaching the state tournament in 2008, won the six-round, sudden-death shootout 4-3, rallying from an early 2-0 deficit.
"We just kept practicing and believing in our coach (Kevin Walter), and our hard work eventually paid off," Churchill senior goalkeeper Travis Eaton said of following the three-game slide with a seven-game winning streak. "I don't know what else to say. I'm out of breath."
On this night, it was Eaton who kept the Chargers breathing. He had 11 saves in regulation, then stopped three of Clark's final four shootout attempts to keep his team alive.
Down 0-2 in the shootout, Julio Mendez, Nick Wachter and Reis Woolley — who scored his team's goal in regulation — converted their attempts as Churchill tied it at 3-3 after five shooters.
After another Eaton save, Cristian Alcala made his attempt, setting off a wild celebration.
Warren 2, Reagan 1 (OT): Max Rodriguez and Caesar Martinez scored goals 13 minutes apart as the Warriors rallied late to stun the top-ranked Rattlers.
J.W. Slauson's 30-yard blast had put Reagan ahead 1-0 just seven minutes into the game.
Rodriguez scored with seven minutes remaining to tie it at 1-1 and force overtime. Martinez tallied the game-winner with three minutes left in the first of two 10-minute overtime periods.
Reagan 1, O'Connor 0: Senior Dillon Sebasco headed in Christine Carrera's pass in the 44th minute as the Rattlers (21-4-1) advanced to the third round for the 11th straight season.


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JEAN ASSELIN (1905-) held various offices in the Centre français de Montréal between 1949 and 1967. He was President in 1949-50 and again in 1956. By profession he was an engineer. In astronomy, his interest and talks to the Centre were mainly about solar system objects. When he received the Service Award [6] in 1962, he was praised for his effective promotion of astronomy through radio, TV and published articles. The generosity and hospitality of Monsieur and Madame Asselin was important in furthering the interests of the Centre.
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As a consequence of the Montreal Protocol, the depletion stratospheric ozone by CFCs, which occurred primarily in the last decades of the 20th Century, has noticeably slowed down in recent years. For instance, the ozone hole in 2012 has been measured to be the smallest in 20 years. In view of this, it has long been thought that the ozone hole is a ``solved problem.'' What has not been appreciated until very recently is that the large man-made perturbation of stratospheric ozone has had profound consequences on the climate system in the Southern Hemisphere. In fact, a lot of evidence is now at hand strongly suggesting that ozone depletion, not increasing greenhouse gases, have been been the major driver of observed atmospheric circulation changes in the Southern Hemisphere in the second half of the 20th Century. Furthermore, climate models robustly show that the closing of the ozone hole in the next half century will actually oppose the impact of increasing greenhouse gases, and project large cancellations between these two anthropogenic forcings resulting in greatly reduced future trends in the Southern Hemisphere.
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WowWee's Rovio has now got a BlackBerry remote control app, courtesy of RoboCommunity member bbrovio. The software, which is still in its early stages, allows BlackBerry users to operate all of the main functions of the WiFi webcam 'bot - including directional movement and head control - from their smartphone, while viewing "video" updates over the cell network. Right now, the video is only a few frames per second, but it's enough to control the Rovio remotely.


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I'm here on the lynda.com blog at www.lynda.com/articles. And one of the navigation elements that the lynda.com blog uses is down here at the very bottom of the web page. So if you scroll all the way down to the bottom of the blog, you'll notice down here in the bottom there is this little link that says Older Entries. This is a very common type of navigation that you see in blogs, so if I click this link that says Older Entries, and I go all the way down to the bottom of the page, again, you'll notice that it now it says Older Entries and Newer Entries.
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Monthly Archive for June, 2009
The Himes-McKinney Clash
Jodi Rell isn't the only Republican spewing over a Democratic budget proposal that she says will tax Connecticut residents into the poor house. Senate Minority Leader John McKinney of Fairfield is shoulder to shoulder with the governor castigating legislative Dems for what they do best — raise taxes, especially on the wealthiest of Connecticut residents most of […] [Read More]
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It's Barnum Festival weekend. Step right up to gawk a collection of great (and near great) elected officials ride, glide and slide up Park Avenue to greet the masses in anticipation of a mega 2010 campaign cycle that's already under way. I checked with OIB friends at the Barnum Festival and popular GOP Gov. Jodi […] [Read More]
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So, the other day I'm munching on some sweet eats at Amici Miei, a new Italian cafe and wine bar on Main Street downtown, when a friend asked the following: I hear Joe Ganim's getting out of prison soon, will he really run for mayor and can he win? The short answer on whether he […] [Read More]
Lobbying With Two Forks
Do you eat with two forks? Let's see now, that allows for some pretty good surf and turf action, no? A stab of filet mignon on one fork, a little lobster tail on the other. How about a glass from a 1982 Lafite to wash it all down? Careful now, just don't bite the hand that feeds […] [Read More]
Sucking Up To The Lordies
Don't ya just love those wimpy pols in Bridgeport East, better known as Stratford. See, Stratford pols are simply Bridgeport pols that moved east a bit, just across all those bridges on the East Side of the city that Stratford town fathers gifted to the city more than 100 years ago because the town didn't […] [Read More]
How's Dodd Doing? Yikes
A guy like me has nothing better to do than to harass party politicians both Democrat and Republican about their candidate preferences. Next year, 2010, is a Goliath election year and the cycle has already begun for high profile elections for governor, U.S. senate, congress and state legislative seats. The past few days I checked in with […] [Read More]
Shays' Bridgeport Lament
Ask Chris Shays to name the biggest disappointment during his 21 years in Congress and he's quick on the trigger: Bridgeport. Not what he accomplished for the city — transportation funds, neighborhood renewal dough, loot for community policing — his lament comes from Park City voters' lack of embrace. Ten years ago, Shays moved from his Stamford […] [Read More]
Are You Tough Graders?
Okay, class, report card time. Poise your pens. (Or should it be poison your pens?) Mayor Bill Finch has just completed his first 18 months in office fighting through the worst national economy in 70 years, budget deficits, union concessions, tax increases, battles with the Board of Education and a state legislative session he hopes […] [Read More]