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Excellent. The more the better.
Go back to Metairie, pal.
I like his focus on "image." I'll give him that, but that's about all because when you take a look at the facts Louisiana is not "ranked" as low as Jindal would have you believe. That's because the myth of our "overwhelming" corruption has a larger personality than the reality.
True that it has helped keep us down--especially guys like Edwards who squandered so much. False that we're so outstanding in comparison to the rest of the country. I lived in Connecticut for a while after the storm (in a barn--a yuppie barn). Connecticut is the wealthiest per-capita state in the country and has at least as much if not more corruption than Louisiana. Every week there was another story about a public official arrested for bribery or some scam or another--often with mob connections. So is there a connection? To a degree, yes. How much? Hard to say.
These are measures that help our image--that's nice and fun and good and all that, blah, blah.
But remember, this is the only thing that this fella ran on. Now he's got it. The stunning thing about Jindal is how he failed to make recovery a part of the language of his campaign. As though we're already there and moving on. That, of course, is pure fantasy--and fantasy is the hallmark of the NeoCon Fascists--a group to which Jindal pledges allegiance.
What is next? What is this guy's agenda? My guess is more of the same NeoCon mess that Bush and his buddies (like Jindal) have unleashed on the world. Everything for the Rich and nothing for you.
Funny that the pension provision was turned back--which, of course, would have applied to Jindal seeing as he himself was the FIRST person cited with breaking Ethics laws in the Jindal era--so there would have been no pension for "Bobby." Hmm. Wonder who was behind striking that one from the list? Any guesses?
Keep an eye on this guy,. Anyone who trusts the NeoCon Fascists is a fool. Their agenda has been clear for the past eight years: All rules apply to everyone else but us. Keep up the Boy Scout image while getting drunk on power. There will be more of the Hannah Montana stuff with this guy, you can bank on it.......
Hey duke123:
Why don't you stick to the issue at hand?
What, talking about corruption across the aisle is the best you can do? A diversion from the issue at hand?
Weak--a typical Right-Wing yawner resorting to the same blubber-mouthed B.S. spoon-fed to eager recipients by the Uber-God Right-Wing Propaganda machine.
Well done, I'm glad that someone else thinks for you.
Too afraid to answer questions about your new Golden Boy........
Hello o o o o o o o o o o o o o o HO! Astrid (Gilberto?)
Ah, the "True Republican." The Pure "Republican." This is the new greasy tactic used by wimpy Right-Wingers to slough off responsibility for voting for the same guys they were drooling, fawning and ready to take a bullet for, say, eight years ago. It's hard to man up and take responsibility for that laundry list of Right-Wing clowns. I wouldn't want to admit it, either, Astrid, so in some perverse way I feel for you. But not that much because you have to go and wimp out with this "True Republican" B.S.
The "True Republican." Yet another in the long list of Right-Wing myths that serves one purpose and one purpose only--to accomplish the goal of the Right: All rules apply to everyone else but me.
So I agree with you, Astrid, Vitter is the only "True Republican" on that list. He has accomplished spectacularly (and in a short span) what other "so-called" Republicans have not:
1. He broke the law--these days it seems that this is an essential requirement for joining becoming a "true" GOP Frat-boy.
2. He screwed whores--another essential requirement (if she had gotten pregnant, would he have murdered the baby?)
3. He blamed the media & used his wife to help him. Awwwwww. Poor baby. The big, bad Liberal media are out to get me........another requirement fulfilled.
4. He lied to his constituents and has been hiding from them like a coward ever since--Hiding--the new Republican tactic for "leadership"--stick your head in the sand & hope it goes away.
I don't care about comparing Jindal to what the Dems have done. He's the guv now, you voted for him & these are the kind of scum he chooses to fawn over and admire. He will be the same. More mud is sliding down the hill as we speak......I'm ready for the landslide--I'll be laughing all the way---Are you????
Beeeeyaaaaaaahhhhhhh! (yawn, stretch).
Huh? What? Is this an issue?.......................zzzzzzzzz(snore)
Oh......my......God! Dude!
Like, I can't..............like.........believe, like, that, like they would shut, like, me and my friends out!
My dad is like friends with Steve Scalise, man. Like I don't want to have to go back to taking my dad's pot, you know? You know, that's HIS stash. You know, like with Clearview, like I di-int have to take my dad's stuff so he di-int have to worry when those dudes from, um, Republicans for a pure Metairie came over for, um, poker and stuff. Like I could get whatever I wanted over there, man--although he was pretty mad when I swiped his favorite pipe. Sorry, dad!
We're gonna boycott, man. My dad knows Steve Scalise!
Stop drinkin' that bayou hootch, man.
It's, like, really, like, important that we, like, talk about, like, the stuff about the mall (chew...smack...chew) 'cause, like, the mall is, like, the place we go to like, get away, 'cause, like, our parents won't turn off the TV or talk to us, like, after we get home from school, and, like, everything kinda looks the same where we live, and, like, is really boring and like, we gotta score some weed and, like, have some beers that Jimmy the bum bought for us, and, like, maybe Dad won't smell the weed in the SUV the next day, but, like, we're gonna organize and, like, do a boycott and stuff 'cause, like, Metaire sucks...........
I feel for you guys in JP.
9% of your students might be shuffled around (Rahhhh. Yawn/stretch). That's rough. Definitely something to panic about--it definitely merits all this "controversy."
I agree with you about the airport--our airport is terrible and needs to be moved aside for a new one.
But what kind of dimwitted person takes a cab to go to an airport hotel? Airport hotels always have a free ride--who doesn't know that? Anyone who's even traveled a little bit knows to ask the rate before you even put your bags in the car--especially when you're in town on a big-event weekend. If you don't like the rate, get out and get another one. Sheez. I do that whenever I travel.
Taking someone down for their "ebonics," as you put it, is just dumb. So you aren't able to understand some black people because you've spent your life living in super-whiteyville? Why should anyone care about how YOU think THEY ought to sound in order to please your sensibilities?
I could tell you about how I had to look over my shoulder EVERY SECOND that I was in the Polish section of Chicago because of the guys hanging on the corner eyeing me up. I could say that NO ONE spoke a lick of ENGLISH there and it was one of the rudest, weirdest and dirtiest places I've ever seen in a big city. But I won't go there, because I love Chicago and would go back any time.
Suburbanites: Turn off your TV's in the evening. Stop being so blase' and disengaged. Your children need you to lead them.
Get to work.
That's all she wrote for Huckabuck.
I've been arguing for some time that Belichick's cheating is more concrete and damaging than any of the steroid stuff in Baseball.
So many baseball players juiced up. What's unlevel about a field of players who are all on the juice? (I know that's an oversimplification, so don't bother...)
But this guy is taping other teams and studying their practices. This is the scumbag low of the low moves of all time.
I'm in the video business. You're not going to take on the man hours & planning it takes to accomplish the end result Belichick wanted unless it produces results. It's takes work and planning to execute this kind of cheating.
& here's the rub for all you apologists: They would have stopped the experiment if it didn't produce results: so that s**t was working, believe me. No use continuing it otherwise.
Now last week we've got baseball players in front of Congress having to explain the sordid details of their lives. Belichick is sitting at home munching on some popcorn, spilling it on his 'hoodie.' Millions of dollars riding on this stuff, people's careers and lives....Something ain't right here........
Mein Freund, "ShawnL":
Quantity and quality in an all-in-one package, thank you. Filled with fun facts for those with strong minds.
The longest wind in America emerges from the hyper-metabolic colon of the Right-Wing: Blasting hot gas into the sails of the Right wing for the last twenty-seven years.
Careful, though. Light a match and you might blow yourself up!!!
Gesundheit! Mein Freund, "Shawn.....L"
To all you Jindal apologists:
This is what you get with NeoCon Fascists. The rules apply to everyone but them. That is the philosophy & the strategy behind the attempt at a raw grab for POWER.
It doesn't suprise me in the least, because I don't suffer from the psychotic desire to see someone through rose-colored glasses. Jindal is what he is--he always has been, he always will be. Just like with Bush, there will be more and more and more taking and taking and abusing until there's so much of it you won't be able to keep track of it all. And it will always be someone else's fault. Jindal, like Bush, will hang everyone else out to dry in a vain attempt to keep his "untarnished" reputation from being soiled. Whoops. Too Bad. It's already dirty.
As long as you denial-whackos want to continue to see this guy as some righteous and innocent boy scout, you're in for a long trip down the road of disappointment--just like with Bush.
Are you telling me NO ONE who went to this concert had it in the back of their mind that this might be inappropriate given Jindal's stance on Ethics? If that's true, then Jindal's Aide is just a dummy.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! It's a belly laugh, for sure.
Two MAJOR ETHICS VIOLATIONS since Jindal took office:
1. Jindal himself fails to report some 1/20th of his campaign money, breaking the law.
2. Jindal's top boy treats his little, sweet God-fearing daughters to a concert using OUR MONEY.
This is what it means to be a NeoCon (appropriate name neo-CON) Republican. The rules apply to everyone else.
What did you numbskulls expect from one of Bush's boys?
If companies have a right to view all your e-mails, correspondences and phone calls, then they have zero right to so-called "secrets."
The current state of affairs insists that you, the employee, enjoy no right to privacy but CEO's, management, sharholders, etc. have every right to have anything they want considered private.
No. It doesn't work that way. If we truly live in the "market-driven" society that the Right-Wingers are always baby-burbling about, then you can pay me, and pay me well, to not tell your "secrets" to others. Because company information isn't a "secret," it's just facts that have value & I've got as much right as anyone to sell the stuff on the open market--provided it doesn't infringe on copyright, patent, national security, stock info, etc.
Companies hire spies all the time to gather, somtimes illegally, information about each other in order to gain an advantage. Those guys can get paid, but the average guy has to sign some bogus "release" when hired to keep company "secrets" to his/herself?
No, sorry, if we live in a society where anything is for sale--that info is up for grabs too. If we live in a society where you, the average joe, are required to demonstrate loyalty while, simultaneously, you can be fired or laid off for any reason under the sun and at any time without warning--that info is up for grabs.
Too bad. That's the market. What could be more Republican than this approach?
This is from a guy who says, "I didn't major in Math, I majored in miracles," and who doesn't believe in evolution..............
We're the goofy ones????
Can you name the first politician to violate Ethics laws in the Jindal era?..........................................................................................................................................................................(drum roll)...............................................................................................................................................................................................BAM
That's right, Louisiana!!! You win a one-eay ticket to NeoConLand, where cheap old rides were given a new, fresh coat of gleaming paint about, um, eight years ago. But there's a twist!! While the rest of the nation goes to the new theme park PleaseSaveUsFromNeoConHellLand, you'll enjoy our new fresh twist on old rides: THEY ALL GO BACKWARD! Thrilling! Um. Kinda.........Anyway (big corporate SMILE), enjoy the ride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Obama's rollin'......
He'll have the lead after tonight. She might not recover. It's good.
She's the only force that can get the McCain-hating whack-job evangelical 30% of the Repub's up off the couch in Nov. They hate her (don't know why but they do) with a vengeance.
Thanks, La. You actually made the right choice for once.


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Though some officials opposed the arrangement, arguing that the Poles had proved no match for Germany's Luftwaffe, the RAF began accepting Polish pilots into its squadrons and eventually organized 16 Polish units. Sawicz wound up in the all-Polish squadron 303, which in late August 1940 entered the air campaign known as the Battle of Britain. The largest foreign group to fight alongside the British during the epic clash, the Poles quickly showed that their critics' objections were unfounded. Their rigorous training and extensive experience translated into outstanding performance. Indeed, squadron 303 had achieved the highest "kill ratio" of any unit by the end of the battle in October. Sawicz shot down three German planes during the campaign, according to reports.
Of the 145 Polish pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain, 31 died in action. Having more than demonstrated their mettle, Sawicz and his fellow survivors took part in other operations throughout the remaining years of the war. Although precise records do not exist, it is believed that Sawicz, who moved to Canada in 1957, was the last living Polish veteran of the Battle of Britain. He held the rank of brigadier general and was the recipient of Poland's highest military distinction as well as medals from Britain, the United States and the Netherlands.
At the height of the Battle of Britain, Winston Churchill famously praised the fliers who ultimately staved off a land invasion by saying, "Never was so much owed by so many to so few." For this reason, veterans of the operation became known as "the Few." Historian Adam Zamoyski referenced this moniker in a 2004 book about Tadeusz Sawicz and the other Polish pilots whose contributions may have turned the tide of the battle, entitled "The Forgotten Few: The Polish Air Force in the Second World War."

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Orchesis Dance Company to Present 'Vitality' Jan. 31-Feb. 8, 2014
Cal Poly's Orchesis Dance Company will embrace current dance trends and explore new perspectives on classical forms at its 44th anniversary concert, "Vitality," taking place in January and February at the Spanos Theatre on campus.
The dance program will be held at 8 p.m. Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and Feb. 6-8. There will also be a matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1.
The concert will feature choreography of a range of performance styles by Cal Poly faculty, selected dance students, local choreographers, and nationally acclaimed guest artists Douglas Nielsen, Damon Rago, Daniel Cruz and Nancy Cranbourne.
Nielsen, a professor of dance at the University of Arizona School of Dance, is also a director of his own dance company, Doulas Nielsen Dances. He comes to Cal Poly with an internationally recognized career as a dancer, choreographer and educator. As the recipient of the Lester Horton Award for Excellence in Teaching and four fellowships from the National Endowment of the Arts, Nielsen brings a distinguished creative voice to Cal Poly.
Orchesis students and Nielsen collaborated to choreograph his dance piece, creating a movement vocabulary that reflects the ideas of each dancer. The resulting dance is provocative and original, and abstractly represents ideas from other visual art forms like painting and sculpture.
Rago, chair of dance at Loyola Marymount University, created "I'll Tell Ya Later," a lyrical and thought-provoking dance that explores the subtleties of a dream sequence versus reality.
Focusing primarily on hip-hop dance, Cruz comes to Cal Poly from Seattle where his company, Cruz Control, highlights commercial trends in urban street genres fused with contemporary dance.
From Boulder, Colo., Cranbourne brings her distinctive style of classy jazz to the finale of this year's "Vitality" concert.
Local artist Ryan Lawrence brings a fresh perspective to the choreographic scene with his extensive experience as a professional dancer in Europe. His new contemporary quintet was designed especially for Cal Poly dancers, and it showcases their technical and expressive prowess.
The concert will also feature the work of Theatre & Dance Department faculty choreographers Diana Stanton, Christy McNeil and Michelle Walter. Orchesis dancers will showcase original work by Stanton and McNeil. Walter will present a new ballet to the classic "Danse Macabre" by composer Camille Saint-Saens.
Tickets for "Vitality" are $20 for the public and $12 for students, seniors and children. Tickets are on sale at the Performing Arts Center ticket office from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. To order by phone, call 805-756-4TIX; to order by fax, call 805-756-6088.
The Orchesis Dance Company concert is sponsored by Cal Poly's Theatre & Dance Department, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Instructionally Related Activities program.


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As president of the American Civil Liberties Union, Professor Susan Herman is often called upon to express her opinions on some of the most potent and controversial issues in the land, and her recent appearance at Miami Law was no exception.
Responding to questions from an audience in the law library reading room, Professor Herman – who teaches Constitutional law and criminal procedure at Brooklyn Law School – addressed an array of concerns, particularly what she views as instances of over-reaching in the policies of the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations. She said also that the courts "have done so little to push back" against voter suppression efforts, anti-immigrant legislation, the Patriot Act, campaign finance abuses, and attacks on contraception and similar issues in the so-called "war on women."
Under President Bush, she said, there was "no due process" in certain matters involving searches and wiretapping. Professor Herman recalled that if the administration had no solid evidence against someone they suspected of wrongdoing in the "war on terror," Attorney General John Ashcroft decided that "you could pick them up as a material witness." Such practices prompted the ACLU to sue Ashcroft, she said.
Even now, Professor Herman said, former Vice President Dick Cheney "can't go to places like Italy, Germany and Spain" because he could be prosecuted for war crimes.
While she commended President Obama for ending the torture of terrorism suspects that had been so emblematic of the Bush administration, she faulted him for not closing the Guantánamo Bay detention camp, where some of the abuses are alleged to have occurred. Professor Herman said the Obama administration had declined the ACLU's request that it release information on the torture practices of the Bush years, "because it would damage national security." From Professor Herman's point of view, the Obama administration's response to such issues "is not very different from the way President Bush operated."
Sitting beside Howard Simon, Executive Director of the Florida ACLU, Professor Herman also faulted the United States' intelligence community's drone program, under which terrorism suspects are targeted by pilotless aircraft equipped with lethal weapons. In at least two cases, the men killed were U.S. citizens allegedly operating in terror cells in the Middle East. Regardless of the perceived crimes, Professor Herman said, "You still have the right not to have the government take your life without due process." She said the drone program is deeply harmful to U.S. interests abroad. "Every country that we like to compare ourselves to," she said, "thinks that whatever we're doing is shocking."
Professor Herman's recent book, Taking Liberties: The War on Terror and the Erosion of American Democracy, takes a hard look at the human and social costs of America's efforts against terrorism in the wake of 9/11, and provides an assessment of the impact of U.S. policies on the lives of individuals around the world.
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How to make a floral cupcake arrangement
How to make a spring flower arrangement
If you don't have a wire cupcake stand
such as this, use a tiered glass or ceramic cake stand and weave a couple of trails of ivy around the stem of the handle or the base. Any leftover blooms can be arranged in pretty teacups and used as individual place settings at the table. The blooms should last for five days if you keep the flowers in good condition.
New floral style ideas
Step 1
To cover the central stem of the stand, cut a block of soaked floral foam into lengths that will fit in between the tiers of the stand. Cut each length in half, place the two halves on either side of the stem, and press them together. If necessary, tape the two pieces together with florist's tape to secure them. Pin pieces of flat moss over the foam to hide it, then wrap the ivy trails around the moss-covered foam.
Step 2
Half-fill each tea light holder with water. Cut the flower stems down so that the flower heads sit just above the rim of each tea light holder. Arrange enough blooms to cover the cake stand (odd numbers look better).
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Arrange the flowers in their tea light holders on the stand in a random way – don't worry about putting big blooms at the bottom and the smallest at the top, as this all-round arrangement looks better if it is quite organic.
This project is taken from Flower Arranging by Mark Welford and Stephen Wicks, published by DK, priced £20.


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The Potato Report
MySA staffers, E-N folk and whoever else we'd like to include discuss, ponder and obsess over some of our favorite shows.
Monthly Archive for July, 2008
So I said to my wife with the wooden leg, I said, "Peg…"
New York magazine profiles our Peg, Elisabeth Moss. [Read More]
Mad Men, Ep. 1: The Times They Are A-Changing
Will Season The Second of "Mad Men" reach new heights or will it be simply go the "Heroes" route and be a mediocre follow-up? Let's blog it and see. [Read More]
BSG at ComicCon
According to the blogosphere, fun was had by all at the "Battlestar" panel at Comic-Con. Panelists talked obliquely about the finale, specifically about their favorite scene from the show and more. Ron Moore says the final Cylon is not a "guest star." Reactions from GalacticaSitrep , L.A. Times (James Callis makes it hard to not […] [Read More]
RDM: "[I]t was very…it was hard. It was really the end."
BSG creator Ron Moore discusses various topics, including how he works, in this rather lengthy Q&A with the Chicago Tribune's Mo Ryan. •The Finale: "Everyone felt a great sense of satisfaction about this last story. We all felt like, 'That's really the way the show should end.'" •The Movie: "I can tell you it will […] [Read More]
It's a wrap…sighhhh!
It's official: production on Battlestar Galactica wrapped at 5:30 a.m. on July 11. Apparently, my birthday was not the only depressing thing that happened last week. Of course, there is still a lot of post-production work ahead of the crew before the episodes air early next year. Also, in BSG news, we'll have one movie […] [Read More]
4th of July TV marathons
While you are trying to decide whether having a hamburger and a hot dog (or three) is patriotic or just being a pig, you can catch up on some of your TV favorites in marathon mode here (plus, the blogger is a librarian, so I'm keeping it in the professional family). Nothing shouts "4th of […] [Read More]


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Posted by Rebecca on 07/13/2014
I've been eating at the Cinderella for 32 years since I was in my mother's stomach. The food has always been good. By going this see Grandma and eating wonderful home cooked food. I just wish I lived closer so I could eat there more often. I have never had anything bad at this restaurant. Everything taste wonderful!!
Posted by Roger on 10/14/2007
food is good to great, especially bakery but find service to be slow and pretty rude. staff acts as if they are doing a favor by waiting on you. bought bakery items and was turned off by attitude and service, maybe takeout but eating there? forget it.
Posted by Polly Enmity on 09/08/2006
I went with a Russian friend, who did the ordering for us. Good idea, because our waitress did not speak much English. (This boded well for the food, I believe.) My gaulbtsy was AMAZING - hot stuffed cabbage leaves, a little sour cream on the side. He had the chicken kiev, which was equally delicious. Meat is even better when accented with extra fat. We also had some pastries to go, like a little poppy-seed scone-like thing. VERY yum.
Posted by Marsha on 06/11/2006
The food is very tasty. I would highly recommend any of the pelemeni, blini or piroshkis. The appetizer salads were also very good. The service is average, but I did not go there with high expectations for service. It is a place to go for the food, and you won't regret it. I also enjoyed the bread that comes with any meal, and you can pick some up at the counter at any time along with some lovely desserts. I would say it is the best Russian food place in San Francisco and is very inexpensive.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/11/2006
Very good place, only very hard for parking.
Posted by Sam on 05/04/2006
I love their pit-ish-kee. It is just like my Russian grandmother used to make, and every time I am in San Fran, I make a huge effort to get to Cinderella's. Their cookies and pastries are also wonderful.
Posted by Jason on 04/14/2006
The food is generally good. I like the mushroom pie very much. I like the relaxed atmosphere. The service is slow, but I kind of expected that as most of the Russian have a relatively slower service. I recommend this restaurant. If you don't like too sweet stuff, I suggest you not to order the dessert that made with Chocolate Rum.


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Corporate America's man in Washington, John Boehner, who hopes to ride his lobbyist ties to the Speakership, seemed to blink on the issue of tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans on Sunday, saying he'd agree to extending only the tax cuts for middle class Americans, if that's the only way to make a deal. It was a sharp reversal after pro Wall Street Republicans and media tried to imply the president was the one who had softened his position during a Friday press conference (he hadn't.) It's the first indication that the White House may be able to win this game of chicken with Republicans, not because of Democratic courage (Hill Democrats are running around with their tails between their legs begging to capitulate, and terrified that Nate Silver and Larry Sabato are right about their chances in November…) but thanks to the polls which show extending the Bush tax cuts for the rich is a deeply unpopular policy, and because of the New York Times.
The beginning of Boehner's troubles? A Times Sunday top of the fold feature about his deep ties to corporate interests, lobbyists and Wall Street, for which this was a typical passage:
His business-friendly reputation was enhanced through the weekly powwows he organized on Capitol Hill nicknamed the Thursday Group, a gathering of conservative leaders and business lobbyists whom he relied on to help push the party's legislative agenda. The Thursday gathering was disbanded after a Republican power struggle that cost him his leadership position.
But he continued to routinely meet with business leaders, particularly in his role as chairman of the Education and the Workforce Committee, and returned to power as House G.O.P. leader in 2006. Several of the onetime Thursday regulars, along with some newcomers, are among the close-knit group that routinely call on Mr. Boehner's office for client matters, write checks to his campaign and socialize with him.
That circle includes Mr. Isakowitz; Bruce Gates, a lobbyist for the cigarette maker Altria; Nicholas E. Calio, a Citigroup lobbyist; and two former aides, Marc Lampkin and Sam Geduldig, both now financial services lobbyists.
The tobacco industry is particularly well represented, with Mr. Gates and John Fish, a lobbyist for R. J. Reynolds, maker of Camel cigarettes, in the group. People affiliated with those companies have contributed at least $340,000 to Mr. Boehner's political campaigns, with Mr. Gates being the top individual donor among the thousands during Mr. Boehner's political career, according to the Center for Public Integrity.
While many lawmakers in each party have networks of donors, lobbyists and former aides who now represent corporate interests, Mr. Boehner's ties seem especially deep. His clique of friends and current and former staff members even has a nickname on Capitol Hill, Boehner Land. The members of this inner circle said their association with Mr. Boehner translates into open access to him and his staff.
"He likes to bring similarly minded people together to try to advance legislation or oppose it," said Drew Maloney, a lobbyist at Ogilvy Government Relations. "That is how you get things done."
One lobbyist in the club — after lauding each staff member in Mr. Boehner's office that he routinely calls to ask for help — ticked off the list of recent issues for which he had sought the lawmaker's backing: combating fee increases for the oil industry, fighting a proposed cap on debit card fees, protecting tax breaks for hedge fund executives and opposing a cap on greenhouse gas emissions. Mr. Boehner's office said these were positions he already agreed with.
Still, with Mr. Boehner and his party in the minority, they often lost the fights. But despite recent defeats on the House floor, Mr. Boehner has benefited from his alliance with lobbyists.
From 2000 to 2007, Mr. Boehner flew at least 45 times, often with his wife, Debbie, on corporate jets provided by companies including R. J. Reynolds. (As required, Mr. Boehner reimbursed part of the costs.)
In addition, over the last decade he has taken 41 other trips paid for by corporate sponsors or industry groups, often to popular golf spots. That makes him one of the top House beneficiaries of such travel, which has recently been curbed as a result of changes in ethics rules.
Mr. Boehner continues to travel to golf destinations on a corporate-subsidized tab, though now it is paid for through his political action committee, the Freedom Project. In the last 18 months, it has spent at least $67,000 at the Ritz-Carlton Naples in Florida, at least $20,000 at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Va., and at least $29,000 at the Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, federal records show, for fund-raising events.
(Read the whole Times story here. And view Boehner's "K Street cabinet" here.)
On "Face the Nation" Sunday, Boehner was questioned about his tobacco ties in particular (and then Bob Schieffer went into a bizarre riff about Boehner's smoking habit…) but the news that was made in the interview was this:
"I think raising taxes in a very weak economy is a really, really bad idea, and most economists would agree with that," Boehner, R-Ohio, told CBS News chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer. "And I just think that if we're going to extend the tax cuts for some Americans, why don't we extend these current tax rates to all Americans, and get rid of some of the uncertainty that's out there, so that small businesses can plan, and reinvest in their business, and the new economy?"
"But aren't you kind of holding the tax cuts for the lower income people, the people making less than $250,000, hostage, so you can give those tax cuts to the upper brackets?" Schieffer asked. "There are a lot more people below those top brackets than are in . . . those upper brackets. Why wouldn't you want to do something for those folks?"
"I want to do something for all Americans who pay taxes," Boehner said.
"If the only option I have is to vote for some of those tax reductions, I'll vote for it. But I've been making the point now for months that we need to extend all the current rates for all Americans if we want to get our economy going again, and we want to get jobs in America."
"So you are saying you would vote for the middle class tax cuts, if that's all you can get done?" Schieffer asked.
"Bob, we don't know what the bill's going to say, alright? If the only option I have is to vote for those at $250,000 and below, of course I'm going to do that. But I'm going to do everything I can to fight to make sure that we extend the current tax rates for all Americans."
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Leonardo Manco is an Argentine comic book artist and penciller who was born on Dec. 16, 1971. His career in comics started in 1989.
He lives in Argentina and is best known for his dark style of drawing and was signed to a two-year contract with DC comics in 2004.
Some of his works include: Hellstorm (1994), Blaze of Glory (2000, #1-4), Apache Skies (2002, #1-4), Deathlok Vol.3 (1999 - 2000) and Hellblazer (2004).[1]
Archangel #1 (1996), Werewolf By Night Vol.2 #1-6 (1998), Doom #1-3 (2000) and Doom: The Emperor Returns #1-3 (2002).
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On Sunday, November 6th, the NCState Dance Team spent the afternoon at the Bounce Back Kids event. The event was held at Tally Student Center on the NCState University campus. Members of the dance team were able to spend time with young dancers suffering from serious illnesses. The kids, ages 5 to 13, practiced their skills alongside the dance team, while getting to know the members better. The kids learned the red and white chant and dance, which they performed with the team for their parents at the end of the day. The kids and the ladies from the Dance Team enjoyed their time working with Bounch Back Kids, and hope to be able to work with them again in the near future!


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Jackson County Records Inventory
Assumed Business Names Registers
Series documents the registration of business names with the county clerk or recorder. Information includes assumed business name; description of business; filing date; and business owner, notary public, witness, clerk or recorder, and deputy's name. Series may also include an index arranged alphabetically by business name. Businesses which were registered were typically automotive sales, motorcycle repair, merchandise shops, butchers, and feed stores. Since 1964, assumed business names have been filed with the Secretary of State. Assumed business names have been inventoried through 1964. For more recent records, contact the Secretary of State, Business Registry Section.
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[Assumed Business Name Certificates-79A.32], 1949-1964 (6 cu.ft.);
Assumed Business Names [Index], vol. 7-11, 1949-1952 (4 volumes);
Assumed Business Names [Record-with index], vol. 5-6, 1948-1949 (2 volumes);
Assumed Bus. Names [Business-Index to vol. 12 to 18-80A-76], 1952-1964 (1 volume);
Record of Assumed Business Names [title varies-with index-80A.4], vol. 1-4, 1913-1947 (4 volumes).
Records at the Jackson County Courthouse Annex, County Clerk's Recording
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Six sentences. Are we supposed to cheer because of the rebate? This little six sentence blurb raises more questions than it answers. Does anyone really think that a rebate of less than 1.5% is news? Are we supposed to believe that the health insurers and the gubamint are looking out for the little people?
Without getting into the "Double Standard" trap, "equal to" does NOT mean the "same as". Men and women ARE equal, but they are NOT the same. Circumstances dictate the appropriate standards to apply. As the circumstances change then so should the application of the law.
Bob, you're obviously ill equipped to argue this issue intelligently.
Did I say that?
I certainly hope not. If he's convicted he should be severely dealt with by the court system. Regardless of whether this girl was an innocent victim or a lolita the teacher should have known better.
Ron, I think your article about the E'hamp pol was very good and appropriate. Sorry, but I can't say the same about this piece. It's no more than a ruse to disguise the fact you won't vote for him. Don't vote for him, but don't get all high and mighty about it.
Remember, there was another piece written that began "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
Are you saying NEVER, or are you saying not at this time. Posthumously perhaps?
Think what you will, but going back in time from the end of WWII to the day they broke down the Berlin Wall there were two US Presidents that opened doors of diplomacy to 1:China (Nixon), and 2) USSR (Reagan). Both of them Republicans.
The current occupant of the White House Can't even get a budget passed, let along CHANGE THE WORLD.
You can bash Nixon and everyone will pat you on the back, but for his shortcomings he also averted war with Red China. And that ain't chopped liver.
Rubbish! It would do knee-jerk anti gunners a lot of good to understand that some people are sociopaths, and as such have no conscience when it comes to killing.
apples and oranges. LBGT and Racial Discrimination. The men and women in the US Armed Forces wear uniforms for a reason, it makes everyone equal. The skin color underneath that uniform is the only visible difference between races, and the military takes racial discrimination VERY seriously.
No one can tell one soldiers sexual preferences from another while they wear the uniform. Big difference. Panetta is using the US Military to promote a PC agenda at the expense of the blood spilled by US Soldiers for the last 235 years. It's disrespectful to their memory and the sacrifice they made.
rem...... the cost for business to comply with all the EPA's reg's it staggering, but probably don't know anything about that. Not to mention the salamanders and endangered plants that EPA decides to "protect" and in so doing increase the cost to construct or reconstruct highways and bridges. So save your breath, your not gonna a win this one.
EPA is a bureaucracy that should be eliminated. It's anti business and it's power is overwhelming. Face it, China and other 3rd world countries aren't regulated as highly as here in the USA, that gives them a hugh advantage in world markets.
The high prices paid by US companies for materials that are mined and/or refined is cost prohibitive. That means the loss of jobs, with all the attendant economic fallout.
Sounds like this is a woman in trouble with substance abuse. FR area has a lot of detox and halfway houses.
The US military has gone out of it's way to eliminate racial discrimination, and as far as I can tell they have succeeded. White, black, brown, red, or yellow - skin color is evidence of race. Sexual activity- including preferences - are not so obvious.
Frankly, I resent Panetta's pandering to the LGBT voters. Too much blood has been spilled by American soldiers in the last 235+ years to allow politicians to use the military to advance sexual agendas. It's disrespectful.
It's a fair bet that homosexuals have worn the uniforms of the US Armed Forces for that entire period.
? I always thought the Pentagon's purpose was military. How does sexual preference relate to a military purpose? This is just wrong to use the men and women in the Armed forces as pawns in furthering some PC agenda. It's wrong.
Rear-ending a car full of people is an accident. These accidents are not a felony material charges. The felony charge is related to fleeing the scene of an accident, bodily injury is likely involved. There is a reason why someone would run. Why did he run?
And, what are the circumstances surrounding his hasty return to the safety of Washington?
He's not the first one to bring scandal to the gubamint, won't be the last either. The press should be all over this story and make sure it's dealt with properly. They should not, however, be party to a whitewash, if there is one. Ask the hard questions and get the answers!
Ok, a seizure is usually an unanticipated event and would cause an impairment of motor skills. That would explain the TWO accidents, what is the explanation for leaving the scene of an accident? Running away is a conscience decision, usually motivated by fear. What was Bryson afraid of?
I doubt anyone is suggesting that the old mill buildings remain dedicated to industrial use, however they can rehab them into retail, commercial, office and residential space. The water wheels generators could provide more than enough electricity to run lighting and office/retail equipment.
I certainly NOT against people buying homes in Holyoke, but I AM against the city wasting resources (the time and effort invested in the housing issue is a prime example) when it should be developing a plan to capitalize on assets already in place. There are lessons to be learned from history. Even a child will not touch a hot stove twice, so why meddle with housing? Let home buying become a byproduct of investing in Holyoke, instead of the focus.
@Lisa....Rte 10 does not run through Holyoke, it joins Rte 5 in Northampton.
And the older generation is not fixated on the past, it's called experience which evidently you need some more time to acquire.
^^^^^^ ....... if it's so simple why then has the City of Holyoke been deteriorating for so long? After you post the answer you can return the tux you rented for graduation.
Mr Mayor - one more thing, please...... after you've done the historical research, look up Einstein's definition of insanity.
Lisa, the politicians (the ones who really move and shake) can help businesses grow. If they do help businesses grow it will mean more people working and earning more money. Then those working class people will be able to afford to buy a home, without any "help" from the gubmint. Mortgage rates are the lowest they have ever been, and they're not going to move up until the supply of mortgage money dries up which is a while off.
Perhaps Morse & Co. might look at the methods the Hadley Falls Company (Later called the Holyoke Water Power Co.) used to lure business men from Boston to move their businesses to Holyoke.
InMyCity6 is correct. Back up and look at history, the lessons are there to be learned.


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From Ken Hall, Union Co-Chair:
Health care remains the major issue in UPS negotiations. The Company has indicated a willingness to move employees who are currently in Company plans into Central States to provide coverage. The Committee discussed the possibility of offering proposals for other Teamster plans to provide coverage.
Separately, the Company did lower its proposal for employee premiums to $20 a week for individual coverage, $40 for employee plus one and $60 for family coverage.
However, the Union remains adamant that UPS employees will not pay premiums for health care.
The Company and Union exchanged economic proposals. Many issues remain but both sides are committed to reaching an agreement by the end of next week. The Company did withdraw its proposal to pay employees bonuses in lieu of general wage increases.
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L.A.'s Chief Administrative Officer Named New VP and Treasurer of Pomona College
Karen Sisson, who holds the top management job in Los Angeles' city government, has been appointed Vice President and Treasurer of Pomona College effective July 1, 2008.
"Karen is a forward-thinking administrator, known for her financial acumen, integrity and ability to build consensus among constituencies," said Pomona College President David W. Oxtoby. "I'm very pleased to have someone with her experience and reputation stepping into this key role for the College.''
A 1979 Pomona graduate, Sisson will become the College's chief financial and investment officer, responsible for managing an annual operating budget of more than $130 million and an endowment of more than $1.7 billion, as well as overseeing such functions as human resources, campus planning/construction and property management. She will take on the role at a time when Pomona, one of the nation's top liberal arts colleges, is preparing to carry out an ambitious strategic plan involving major capital projects, including a new arts district and dormitories.
"I am thrilled and excited to have been selected for such an important position at an institution whose values I treasure and endorse, " Sisson said. "I look forward to the challenges ahead and to being a part of a great management team."
Carlene Miller, the College's Vice President and Treasurer since 1989, in September announced her plans to retire at the end of the 2007-2008 fiscal year.
As Chief Administrative Officer for the nation's second-largest city, Sisson currently holds the highest-ranking non-elected position in Los Angeles' government structure, responsible for fiscal matters, including the city's $7 billion budget. She is the first woman to hold the position, to which she was promoted in 2006 by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
Sisson had previously served a successful stint as a deputy mayor/budget director, responsible for developing Villaraigosa's 2006-2007 budget, which was passed unanimously by the City Council. During her career, she has won wide praise for her straightforward style, with L.A. Weekly writing in 2006 that Sisson "wowed neighborhood council leaders last year with her pithy, one-woman primer on the budget, giving them a frank yet comprehensible message about what the city can and cannot afford."
Before her roles at City Hall, she served nine years as chief financial officer of Los Angeles World Airports, where she helped LAX stay on track financially after the 9/11 terror attacks. The financial plan led to an AA bond rating from Standard & Poor's— a first for that type of airport financing.
Sisson also has worked as a senior finance officer for L.A.'s Community Redevelopment Agency, an assistant city treasurer of Pasadena and an assistant vice president for Chemical Bank in New York. Along with her B.A. in international relations from Pomona College, Sisson holds an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago.
Pomona College is one of the nation's premier liberal arts institutions, offering a comprehensive program in the arts, humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Its hallmarks include small classes, close relationships between students and faculty, and a range of opportunities for student research. Pomona is the founding member of The Claremont Colleges, a unique consortium of five undergraduate and two graduate institutions.


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Fans of BioWare's Mass Effect fiction series thirsting for more space-faring adventure can get their hands on a new comic series later this year from Dark Horse if a report proves accurate.
According to Newsarama, reporting from the 2011 Chicago Comics & Entertainment Expo, Dark Horse Comics will publish a new Mass Effect comic later this year.
The news is sourced to Dark Horse rep Jeremy Atkins, who was very straightforward. "We are going to publish another Mass Effect series later this year," he said.
Neither Electronic Arts nor BioWare has offered word on a new Mass Effect series, but with Mass Effect 3 pegged for a simultaneous multiplatform release this holiday, a tie-in comic would seem fitting.
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It could be wrong, but it should have been right
My mom wants to write a children's book. She read a few books on it recently and they all pretty much told her she wouldn't make it which really discouraged her. One of them said 7% of people who try to get published actually get published.
"You're just saying it to encourage me," she said when I told her I loved her plot.
"You know it's something I need to do before I die so you're saying it's good so I'll do it," she said when I told her I loved her plot for the second time.
"It's hard for you to be unbiased," she said when I told her I loved her plot for the third time.
I wasn't. I really liked her plot. It has a twist that I think is adorable and I think it works. If I had kids, I'd read it to them. But I don't, and that's probably a good thing that I don't, so I'll read it to my cat. She'd like it because she likes to hear me speak. And I'd like it because it's a clever plot and my mom's pretty fucking cool for a mom sometimes.
But anyway, that's not the point. The real point is the world is basically filled with how-to's and naysayers. Oftentimes they're the same thing. Look up a resume guide, watch them tell you exactly how to write your resume to get maximum views by recruiters. Then follow that exact template and watch as you get no replies in your inbox because that guide wasn't completely right and you relied too heavily on it.
The video game industry is really bad at this. I got told so many times my resume was bad by all kinds of people (to be fair, I got told it was good and I got helped by so many others, so this isn't to say the entire industry is bad or anything). But I got a lot of interviews and callbacks and eventually a great job. I'm thankful for every single callback, too, because they taught me to value my instinct a little more. To believe in myself. That kind of shit.
Anyway, they tell you a lot of times what you can and can't do. The thing is, you rarely stop and question who they are–and why they're telling you that you can't do it. Sometimes it's just because they like having the power and they would be sad if you got some power too. Other times it's because they're negative. And sometimes, very rarely, it is because they're right but you should never let that discourage you or take their word for it.
You can pretty much do anything you really want to. Even if you can't, even if it really is the impossible, I'll tell you this: if you don't try, you'll find yourself regretting it someday.
I sincerely hope my mom writes her book and illustrates her pictures. I hope I get to help her get it published because, like I said: I loved her plot. Her artwork ain't half bad either.


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Transferred use of the surname, originally a northern English and Scottish local name for someone who lived near a church (from Old Norse kirkja). Recent use has probably been influenced to some extent by the film actor Kirk Douglas (b. 1916 as Issur Danielovich Demsky).
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MADISON, Conn. – Senior Paige Sutherland (Groveland, Mass.) finished 73rd overall to lead the Holy Cross women's cross country team at the NCAA Northeast Regional Saturday afternoon. Syracuse led the team competition, while Stony Brook's Lucy Van Dalen finished first overall with a time of 19:38.
Sutherland finished with a time of 21:46 to claimed 73rd place overall and lead the Crusaders. Junior Elizabeth Humphries (Siler City, N.C.)was the second Crusader to finish, placing 121st with a time of 22:27. Senior Jacqueline Imse (Simsbury, Conn.) and freshman Emily Hughes (Milton, Mass.) both finished in the 22nd minute, Imse in 130th with a time of 22:33 and Hughes in 133rd with a time of 22:36. Sophomore Lizzie Harkins (Latrobe, Pa.)was Holy Cross' final point scorer, finishing in 156th with a time of 23:05.3.
Holy Cross wraps up the 2010 season next weekend, Nov. 20, at the ECAC Championship in Bronx, N.Y.


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Re: Karnataka CET last date to apply
The Karnataka Common Entrance Test is conducted for admission in under-graduate courses in Engineering, Medical and Dental. It is conducted by Karnataka Examinations Authority. Following are the details of this examination:
The applicant must have completed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. They must have Chemistry / Bio-technology / Computer-Science / Electronics / Biology as optional subjects with English as one of the languages of study.
Karnataka CET 2014 Important Dates:
Date of Availability of Applications March starting tentatively
Last Date for Online Submission April mid tentatively
Entrance Test May 1 & 2, 2014
Result Declaration May end tentatively
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