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|Title: State of the media: Remixing Dubya - As Perry lurches forward, it would be good to remember how Bush's own presidential media strategy evolved
|Authors: Minutaglio,Bill
|Source: Texas Observer, Sep-11, 103 :14 ,pg 43-
|Subjects: Perry Rick Press and politics Rove Karl Atwater Lee Bush George W.
|Ref ID: 92878
|Title: Mayor Jim Reese of Odessa and the Republican Party in the Permian Basin
|Authors: Hathorn,Billy
|Source: West Texas Historical Association Year Book, Oct-11, 87 : ,pg 127- 152
|Subjects: Reese James O'Quinn Odessa (Tex.) -- History Bush George Walker Bush George Herbert Walker
|Ref ID: 94059
|Title: Truth or consequences
|Authors: Hagan,Joe
|Source: Texas Monthly, May-12, 40 :5 ,pg 152- 157+
|Subjects: Rather Dan Bush George W. Journalism - Ethics
|Additional Information: The story behind the story of CBS News anchor Dan Rather's 2004 report on President George W. Bush's Viet Nam War-era National Guard service.
|Ref ID: 94212
|Title: Behind the lines: Less than hero - The budget crisis is severe, but with challenges multiplying all around, Texas faces an even more serious shortfall: A deficit of leadership
|Authors: Burka,Paul
|Source: Texas Monthly, May-11, 39 :5 ,pg 18+-
|Subjects: Budget Perry Rick Dewhurst David Straus Joe Combs Susan Leadership Bush George W. Education - Finance
|Ref ID: 91143
|Title: Speaking of Texas: Feud of the UT titans
|Authors: Garlock,Dave
|Source: Texas Highways, Mar-12, 59 :3 ,pg 58- 60
|Subjects: University of Texas at Austin (Austin Tex.) - History Brackenridge George Washington Littlefield George Washington
|Additional Information: An account of the battle between two rival 19th and early 20th century regents over the permanent location of the University of Texas at Austin campus.
|Ref ID: 93246
|Title: Speaking of Texas: Littlefield's legacy
|Authors: Soodalter,Ron
|Source: Texas Highways, Jun-11, 58 :6 ,pg 62- 64
|Subjects: Littlefield George W.
|Ref ID: 92302
|Title: Political intelligence: The education beat - charters go uptown
|Authors: Michels,Patrick
|Source: Texas Observer, December 2012, 104 :12
|Subjects: Education - Finance - Equalization Charter schools San Antonio (Tex.) - Schools George W. Brackenridge Foundation
|Ref ID: 95215
|Title: A mighty wind: Giant turbines topped by aerodynamic blades account for a rising share of the state's electrical grid--and may change the way people look at green energy (and Texas). But getting here wasn't easy. Just ask the dreamers who started it all
|Authors: Galbraith,Kate;Price,Asher
|Source: Texas Monthly, Aug-11, 39 :8 ,pg 104-107+-
|Subjects: Wind turbines James Joe Nelson Vaughn Gilmore Earl Barieau Robert Osborne Michael Carter Jay Carter Jay Jr. Richards Ann Rose Mark King Bob Hornaday Walter Bush George W. Wyly Sam Wood Pat Wolens Steve Sibley David Electric utilities - Der
|Ref ID: 92827
|Title: The outsider: Can the camera-shy Dave Carney put Rick Perry in the White House?
|Authors: Rapoport,Abby
|Source: Texas Observer, Aug-11, 103 :13 ,pg 8-13-
|Subjects: Carney Dave Political consultants Perry Rick Bush George W. Sanchez Tony Eaton Tom Sununu John H. Americans for Job Security Merritt Tommy McKay James
|Ref ID: 92902
|Title: Middle man: Can a former Mexican cabinet minister steer Texas Republicans into the future?
|Authors: Del Bosque,Melissa
|Source: Texas Observer, 6-May-11, 103 :8 ,pg 6-10-
|Subjects: Hernandez Juan McCain John Emigration and immigration law Republican Party Bush George W. Fox Vicente Hispanic Republicans of Texas Torres Raul Gonzalez Larry Bush George P. Gutierrez Juan Morris Dick
|Ref ID: 91157
|Title: State of the media: Calling George W
|Authors: Minutaglio,Bill
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :16 ,pg 23-
|Subjects: New York (N.Y.) - Mosques O'Reilly Bill Bush George W Pelosi Nancy
|Additional Information: ID: 192; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 89509
|Title: Business as usual: Republicans in Texas have promised to pass strict immigration laws in the upcoming legislative session. They could do it--if the same old powerful interests within their own party weren't standing in their way
|Authors: Blakeslee,Nate
|Source: Texas Monthly, 2010, 38 :11 ,pg 124- 127
|Subjects: Emigration and immigration law Berman Leo Illegal aliens Straus Joe Perry Bob Pilgrim Lonnie "Bo" Bush George W Shapleigh Eliot Solomons Burt Murphy Michael Morrison Peter Tea Party movement Texas Association of Business Hammond Bill Patrick Dan Racism Ri
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|Title: Behind the lines: Bush v. Perry - What the reelection campaigns of George W. Bush in 1998 and Rick Perry in 2010 say about presidential politics--and the state of the Republican Party
|Authors: Burka,Paul
|Source: Texas Monthly, 2010, 38 :11 ,pg 12+-
|Subjects: Republican Party of Texas Bush George W Perry Rick
|Additional Information: ID: 421; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90025
|Title: The Hightower report: Corporate flimflammers suckering Congress, again
|Authors: Hightower,Jim
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :21 ,pg 22-
|Subjects: Corporations - Taxation Google Inc Bush George W
|Additional Information: ID: 369; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90132
|Title: Dead wrong: DNA evidence calls another execution into question--and spotlights flaws in Texas' death-penalty system
|Authors: Mann,Dave
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :21 ,pg 12- 13
|Subjects: Capital punishment Jones Claude Jordan Timothy Dixon Kerry Daniel Bush George W Judicial error
|Additional Information: ID: 366; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90203
|Title: Editor's letter: Don't mess with exes
|Authors: Silverstein,Jake
|Source: Texas Monthly, 2010, 38 :12 ,pg 34-
|Subjects: Presidents Bush George W
|Additional Information: ID: 397; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90328
|Title: 2.0: With the publication of his memoir and the groundbreaking of his library, George W. Bush is poised to get to work on his post-presidency. What comes next?
|Authors: Updegrove,Mark K.
|Source: Texas Monthly, 2010, 38 :12 ,pg 126- 129
|Subjects: Bush George W
|Additional Information: ID: 412; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90369
|Title: Man without a country: How immigration reform--and a Texan from Bangladesh--got caught in the deportation dragnet
|Authors: Wessler,Seth Freed
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :21 ,pg 18- 22
|Subjects: Hossain Shahed Emigration and immigration Obama Barack Bush George W Ashcroft John
|Additional Information: ID: 368; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 90385
|Title: Urban cowgirl: Have you ever seen SMU from a DC-9 at night?
|Authors: Pennebacker,Ruth
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :2 ,pg 26- 27
|Subjects: Southern Methodist University (Dallas Tex.) Bush George W.- Presidential libraries
|Additional Information: ID: 81; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 85284
|Title: Post-office
|Authors: Sweany,Brian D.
|Source: Texas Monthly, 2010, 38 :1 ,pg 100- 101
|Subjects: Rice Condoleeza Cheney Dick Bush George W Rumsfeld Donald Myers Richard E
|Additional Information: ID: 61; Photograph.; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 85451
|Title: Political intelligence: Texas vs EPA - Permitted to pollute
|Authors: Wilder,Forres
|Source: Texas Observer, 2010, 102 :11
|Subjects: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Perry Rick Air pollution Environmental Integrity Project Bush George W Exxcon Mobil Corporation
|Additional Information: ID: 213; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 85499
|Title: Be it hereby resolved: The Texas Legislature attempts to pay homage to George W. Bush
|Authors: Hamilton,Reeve
|Source: Texas Observer, 2009, 101 :8 ,pg 14- 15
|Subjects: Bush George W Texas Legislature Anderson Charles "Doc" Burnam Lon
|Additional Information: ID: 2046; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 80705
|Title: Dear President Bush
|Authors: Hart,Patricia Kilday
|Source: Texas Observer, 2009, 101 :3 ,pg 14- 15
|Subjects: Bush George W Grigg Dicky Prisoners of war - Abuse of - Guantanamo Bay Naval Base (Cuba)
|Additional Information: ID: 1971; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 80713
|Title: Commentary: Why America needs a Truth commission
|Authors: Hightower,Jim
|Source: Texas Observer, 2009, 101 :4 ,pg 11-
|Subjects: Gonzales Alberto Bush George W Cheney Dick
|Additional Information: ID: 1639; RP: NOT IN FILE
|Ref ID: 80753
|Title: Commentary: Conduct unbecoming
|Authors: Hightower,Jim
|Source: Texas Observer, 2009, 101 :2 ,pg 24-
|Subjects: Bush George W Gonzales Alberto
|Additional Information: ID: 1651; RP: NOT IN FILE
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Experience the Spiderwick Chronicles Online
Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies present The Spiderwick Chronicles website, SpiderwickChronicles.com.
Head over to the website to explore the interactive Field Guide and the fantastical creatures within, such as the recent additions of the Ogre and Troll sections. Watch new videos, look at never-before-seen images, and download new wallpapers and buddy icons!
There are lots of other secrets hidden throughout the site which you can discover using the Seeing Stone, so what are you waiting for?
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Calico Healthy Skin and Waxing has MOVED!!!
Calico Healthy Skin and Waxing is now located inside Pilates Seattle International in Seattle's South Lake Union Area, on the corner of Fairview and Republican.
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** Do not park in the lot directly behind the building. It is reserved parking and you will be ticketed/towed. There is regular street parking along Fairview Ave (which runs north/south) as well as on Republican St on both the east and west sides of Fairview. There are 2 lots at the end of the block at the corner of Fairview and Harrison. There is also parking along the streets behind the building and all around, as well as more lots. Plan to leave a little early for your first time appointment to find a place you like parking!


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YONKERS, N.Y. – The Yonkers Daily Voice welcomes signed, original letters from its readers. They may be emailed to email@example.com.
Justice for Aaron Swartz
The recent death of computer programmer and Internet activist Aaron Swartz is a national tragedy. Aaron killed himself on January 11, 2013, after being charged with up to fifty years in prison for a peaceful act of civil disobedience. The harassment and persecution he endured from the prosecution that drove him to his death is a shameful commentary on the state of our criminal justice system.
Swartz's "crime" was to download a large number of articles from a scholarly database at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the hopes of making them eventually available to those unable to afford access to this material, much of it taxpayer-funded and already in the public domain.
Because Swartz downloaded more articles than the service agreement allowed, he was charged with computer fraud and hacking. His actions are regularly performed by scholars across the United States, and it is clear that the reason why he was singled out for punishment was his prior work to keep the Internet free and to promote transparency in government.
I urge Yonkers residents to request Representative Eliot Engel to join with Representative Zoe Lofgren in calling for the passage of Aaron's Law, which will reform the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act that currently empowers the U.S. government to prosecute its citizens indiscriminately for harmless acts we perform everyday, and to add his voice to Senator John Cornyn's call for an internal inquiry into the FBI's involvement in Aaron's persecution.
I also urge the Yonkers community to sign the petitions calling for the removal of Swartz's prosecutors:
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|Abbate, Paolo S., 1884-1973
|Papers (1919-1973) of sculptor Paolo S. Abbate (1884-1973) consist of a scrap-book with pictures of his sculpture and newspaper clippings about him and his works.
|1 linear in.
|In Italian and English.
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Collection donated to the IHRC in 1977 by Angelina A. Iorio, P.S. Abbate's sister. Finding aid updated and included in IHRC VITRAGE in 2005.
Paolo Salvatore Abbate (1884-1973), an internationally renowned sculptor, was born in Villa Rosa, Sicily. Abbate was educated in Rome and Florence, and was an ordained minister, a teacher, and an author, as well as a sculptor. He came to the United States in 1903, and worked in New York City. Abbate was president of the International Fine Arts League; a member of the National Sculptor's Council and of the Artists Council, Inc., of the Connecticut Artists and Writers Society; and was founder of the Torrington Unico CLub.
The Abbate, Paolo S., 1884-1973 collection is available for public research.
The Abbate, Paolo S., 1884-1973 collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota.
For further information regarding the copyright, please contact the IHRC.
The Abbate, Paolo S., 1884-1973 Papers, Italian American Collection, Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota
A microfilmed collection of Papers of Paolo. S. Abbate is held by the Smithsonian Archives of American Art at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, a catalog record for the collection there can be accessed at SIRIS (Smithsonian Institution Research Information System).
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EA have released two new screenshots for The Sims 4! One was released yesterday and the other was only just released as of writing this article.
The above image shows some off make up in The Sims 4, which we will see in more detail in tomorrows CAS video.
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When it comes to shopping I'm usually pretty good at picking out gifts for loved ones, well, that is except for those who seem to have everything.
As a Step2 Ambassador I get a few little perks throughout the year. Of course reviewing some of their amazing products is one, and the other… hosting giveaways.
The holiday season is fast approaching. Can you believe it? Where in the world did this year go?
Shopping this time of year sure can become overwhelming, especially when you get to those hard-to-shop-for recipients on your list. I know we all have them. And to make things a little easier, we're putting together our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide.


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As we release each Avalon 2015 episode we'll include a link below:
- Avalon15 Alpha: Our first collection of content and it's out while the show's still running, yay! :)
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A interesting card game of whist for two in which you play against the computer. Normally whist is played with four players but in this variation only two players are involved. The game comes with full instructions and is not difficult to play but makes you think a little bit. Nice graphics and full statistics of games won and lost is kept. Very addictive and guaranteed to keep you playing. The Bot will give you a good game and is not so easy to beat.
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Also notable is the release of the iPod touch in white; it's available in 8GB, 32GB, and 64GB models for $199, $299, and $399, respectively, the same as the black version.
Apple announced price drops on its older iPhone models. With activation of a new 2-year contract, the iPhone 4 8GB is now $99, $100 off, while the iPhone 3GS is now free, a price drop of $99.


text: "I got involved bringing it here because I thought it could help grow the College Cup, and two years in a row, we've had crowds bigger than in recent years," UAB coach Mike Getman said. "I think we did what we set out to do. We got to show the whole country what Alabama is and what Birmingham is when it comes to this sport. This state supports it. I feel very gratified of what we were able to do." http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/12/hoover_draws_largest_ncaa_socc.html


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By Kathleen T. RhemAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 24, 2003 The United States' edge in warfighting comes, in part, from the "American spirit of enterprise, from great companies and great workers," President Bush said this afternoon to a group of people who build Abrams tanks for a living.
"This is a fine place to talk about peace and security," Bush said at the Lima (Ohio) Army Tank Plant. "Because, after all, it is this facility that has provided the American military with the most effective armored vehicle in the history of warfare the mighty Abrams tank."
Powerful weapons, like the Abrams, allow the U.S. military to strike "with speed and precision," the president said. He noted the Abrams is "the most safe vehicle for our fighting forces (and) precise enough to protect innocent lives."
When tank commanders in Iraq were having problems protecting the vehicles' exhaust systems from enemy fire, plant workers in Lima "went right to work," Bush said. Within a week, they had a part designed, manufactured and on the way to Iraq.
"When our soldiers and Marines needed you most when the pressure was on you came through," the president told the cheering workers and their families. "And American is grateful."
Bush singled out one welder in particular. Mark Springer, he said, "had an especially strong interest in completing the project, in making sure the Abrams were able to fulfill the mission.
"You see, his son Joshua is serving in Iraq as an Abrams tank commander," Bush said. He told the proud papa to tell his son "the commander in chief came to Lima to say how proud I am of his service and the others' service to our country."
The president told the factory workers how Army Gen. Tommy Franks, commander of coalition forces in the Persian Gulf, asked for 1,200 Abrams tanks as one of his first requests in preparing for Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Abrams tank and Bradley fighting vehicle units were the first to cross into Iraq and fought "decisively" in the face of "fierce resistance in An Nasiriyah," Bush said. "Throughout the campaign, our enemy learned that when Abrams tanks are on the battlefield, America means business."
Bush spoke of how the Iraqi citizens are taking advantage of religious freedoms they haven't known in 30 years. "A free society honors religion," he said. "A free society is a society which believes in the freedom of religion."
He spoke of public protests and religious displays as a positive development. "It means a new day has come in Iraq," Bush said. "When Saddam Hussein was dictator and you spoke your mind, he would cut out your tongue and leave you to bleed to death in a town square.
"No foolin'," Bush added. "That's how he dealt with dissidents."
Today in Iraq, there is discussion, debate and protest "all the hallmarks of liberty," he said. "The path to freedom may not always be neat and orderly, but it is the right of every person and every nation."


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Come enjoy a memorable stay at the Best Western Mission Inn. Whether you're passing through or visiting Las Cruces for a little fun and leisure, you'll be sure to find great southwestern hospitality, the largest rooms in town and the authentic "mission" look of our hotel. Guests can also enjoy a free hot breakfast and much more!
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. – The Holy Cross softball team opened the 2011 season with a pair of losses at the Rebel Spring Games on Sunday. In the day's first game against Indiana State, Holy Cross suffered a 2-1 defeat and then fell to South Dakota, 8-3, in the night cap.
Tough pitching by Indiana State held the Crusaders hitless until the sixth inning in the day's first game. The Sycamores took advantage of Holy Cross errors to take a two run lead into the sixth inning. With two outs in the bottom of the sixth, junior Gwen Reimer (Pottsville, Pa.) reached first on catcher's interference and then advanced a base when senior Erin Fleming (Townsend, Mass.) reached first on an error. An RBI single by sophomore Sam Fregenti (Melville, N.Y.) scored Reimer from second base to put the Crusaders on the scoreboard. Holy Cross was unable score again, falling, 2-1, to the Sycamores. Senior Caitlin Belanger (Fall River, Mass.) suffered the loss on the mound, pitching seven complete innings and giving up five hits. Indiana State's Kristen Felker earned the win in seven complete innings, holding Holy Cross to two hits. Holy Cross scored one run on two hits and committed two errors, while Indiana State scored two runs on five hits and had three errors.
A leadoff single by Belanger, a stolen base and a sacrifice fly by Reimer gave Holy Cross a quick 1-0 lead over South Dakota in the day's second game. The Coyotes wasted no time claiming the lead for their own, scoring two runs in the bottom of the first inning on two hits. Holy Cross left two runners on base in the top of the second inning before South Dakota added two more runs on two hits to take a 4-1 lead. After two and a half scoreless innings, South Dakota struck again with a run in the bottom of the fifth. Belanger led off the sixth inning with a single and advanced to third on a double by Reimer before scoring on a sacrifice bunt by Fleming. Three runs in the bottom of the sixth gave South Dakota an 8-2 lead. Holy Cross staged a late inning comeback, scoring one run on three hits, but fell short, leaving two runners on base. Sophomore Jenna Legros (Sandy Hook, Conn.) suffered the loss on the mound, pitching 1.2 innings and allowing four runs on four hits. Freshman Kali Haas (Longmont, Colo.) entered the game in relief, pitching 4.1 innings and allowing four runs on three hits. South Dakota's Erica Denney pitched a complete game, allowing three runs on six hits. Holy Cross scored three runs on six hits and committed two errors. South Dakota scored eight runs on seven hits and had one error.
Holy Cross continues action at the Rebel Spring Games with a pair of games on Monday, March 7 when it takes the diamond against La Salle at 9:00 a.m. and Robert Morris at 11:00 a.m.


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