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David Koch
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News about David Koch, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 3, 2015
Republican presidential hopefuls attend exclusive donor conference hosted by Charles G and David H Koch in Dana Point, Calif, hoping to attract wealthy campaign supporters; Donald Trump, who was not invited to conference, attacks attendees as 'puppets' in Twitter post. MORE
Aug. 1, 2015
Editorial observes Koch brothers and their wealthiest allies have set up event in California to vet five 2016 Republican presidential candidates deemed worthy of receiving part of private $889 million campaign funding pool; contends while scheduled 10-candidate debate may prove entertaining, it is unlikely to influence outcome of election, while Koch forum wields heavy clout. MORE
Jul. 31, 2015
Billionaires Charles G and David H Koch are working to change public perceptions of themselves, their family and Republican party following two presidential elections in which Democrats have portrayed them as representative of secretive elite; brothers have allied themselves with liberal causes such as criminal justice reform, while still raising large sums to defeat Democrats in 2016; critics charge populist gestures are cynical and self-serving. MORE
Mar. 24, 2015
Letter from climate scientists and environmental groups asserts that museums of science and natural history should 'cut all ties' with fossil fuel companies and donors like Koch brothers; says their donations are tainted by their attempts to deny climate change. MORE
Mar. 12, 2015
Billionaire David H Koch and Chelsea Clinton attend School of American Ballet's annual Winter Ball at David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, demonstrating appeal of art form to conservatives and Democrats alike. MORE
Jan. 27, 2015
Group of roughly 300 political donors, led by billionaires Charles G and David H Koch, plans to spend nearly $900 million in the 2016 campaign, figure that is in line with spending by the Republican and Democratic Parties; spending will eclipse the $400 million group laid out in 2012; group seeks to leverage Republican control of Congress as it pursues deregulation, tax cuts and other free-market policies. MORE
Jan. 21, 2015
Conservative oil billionaires Charles and David Koch will be holding their annual winter seminar, or so-called Koch primary, near Palm Springs, Calif, inviting Republican 2016 presidential hopefuls; GOP candidates are intensely competitive for Koch brothers' embrace and attention, as their network holds about 300 wealthy conservative donors; Kochs' political advocacy group Americans for Prosperity spent $120 million in 2012 presidential cycle. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column examines debate in Congress over extending series of temporary tax breaks, which many members of Congress support as alternative to more difficult feat of creating permanent tax policy; supports opposition from Koch brothers to such tax breaks for wind power companies, but only if oil industry lose its tax breaks as well. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
Florida governor's race between Democrat Charlie Crist and Republican Rick Scott shows degree to which billionaire oligarchs have begun to supplant traditional party apparatus; contest could be described not only as battle between Democrats and Republicans, but also as battle between Tom Steyer, who supports candidates with strong environmental records, and David and Charles Koch, who support free-market conservatives. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Charles and David H Koch are feeling pressure from political activists to use their Americans for Prosperity political organization more aggressively in efforts to reshape Republican Party as 2016 election approaches. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Influence of billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch is both revered and reviled in their hometown Wichita, Kan; their extensive philanthropy has dazzled some residents, while others see Koch activities as insidious, an attempt to buy good will while the staunch conservatives and their political allies work to dismantle bedrock government programs important to average Kansans. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Editorial warns that Koch Companies Public Sector, part of industrial group owned by the Koch brothers, has hired big-name firm to lobby Congress on campaign-finance issues in attempt to thwart limits on campaign spending; holds that Koch brothers will likely use their influence to push fossil fuels and stymie proposed wind credit; says situation is perfect illustration of power of cumulative cash in Washington. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Vice-presidential candidacy of David H Koch as part of the Libertarian Party ticket in 1980 was first and only bid for high office by member of the Koch family; much of what occurred in that quixotic campaign shaped Koch and his brother Charles into the formidable and ideological force that they are today. MORE
Apr. 27, 2014
Editorial warns that Koch brothers and other big polluters are spending heavily to fight incentives for renewable energy, with latest example being their push for a surtax on homeowners with solar panels that sell power back to utilities; argues that campaigns are nothing more than a cynical push by coal industry to hold back threat posed by renewable energy to their profits. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Democrats are reviving strategy they used against Mitt Romney in 2012 and directing it toward conservative moguls David and Charles Koch, painting them as callous and indifferent to lives of ordinary people in their pursuit of profit and power; are seeking to make villains of the reclusive billionaires, whose political organizations have spent more than $30 million on ads so far to help Republicans win control of Senate. MORE
Mar. 22, 2014
Senate Majority PAC, which supports Democratic Senate candidates, is preparing a $3 million advertising campaign against Charles G Koch and David H Koch, libertarian-minded billionaire brothers who support conservative causes and have already poured millions of dollars into the 2014 midterm elections. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Americans for Prosperity, conservative advocacy group backed by David H and Charles G Koch brothers, is using data-driven approach as it pursues its overarching goal of convincing Americans that big government is bad government; it has been pouring millions of advertising dollars into competitive Senate races to rising alarm of Democrats. MORE
Mar. 11, 2014
Editorial praises effort lead by Sen Harry Reid to expose and criticize billionaires like the Koch brothers who are using their wealth to dismantle Democratic initiatives and give Republicans control of Senate in midterm elections; holds it is high time Democrats fought back against the corrupting influence of wealthy industrialists who only seek to further their financial gain. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Democrats are beginning a broad effort that aims to unmask conservative billionaires Charles G and David H Koch, tie them to Republican Senate candidates and portray them as pair of villains bent on wrecking progressive politics. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column questions whether it would be fitting to refer to billionaire siblings Charles and David Koch as oligarchs; says label may help give needed attention to effects of rampant political spending by very rich; speculates as to which other elites may be deserving of label. MORE
Jan. 26, 2014
Editorial warns that $20 million advertising blitz produced by Americans For Prosperity, conservative advocacy group financed by billionaire industrialists David and Charles Koch, is already taking a serious political toll on Democrats; contends the campaign and the Koch brothers' political advocacy network make a good case for increasing transparency in political advertising and campaign financing. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Americans for Prosperity, political nonprofit group founded by billionaire industrialists David and Charles Koch, spent $122 million during 2012, putting it among the biggest election spenders in the country. MORE
Nov. 4, 2013
Americans for Prosperity, group backed by billionaires Charles and David Koch, has invested heavily in local elections in Coralville, Iowa, denouncing town policies in favor of plan to cut spending and lower town debt; group's campaign, one of many across country, has drawn skepticism from local residents, becoming an informal referendum on the political involvement of outsiders. MORE
Nov. 4, 2013
Actor Harry Belafonte, a supporter of New York Democratic mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio, refers to billionaire Koch brothers, the wealthy supporters of Republican opponent Joseph J Lhota, as 'white supremacists'; Lhota quickly issues stern rebuke, demanding that de Blasio denounce the actor's comments. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Center to Protect Patient Rights, Arizona-based secretive nonprofit group with ties to billionaire conservative businessmen Charles and David Koch, admits to improperly failing to disclose more than $15 million in contributions it funneled into state referendum battles in California; chronology of how political nonprofit groups skirt disclosure laws in state illustrated. MORE
Oct. 11, 2013
Some of the most vocal elements of Republican Party's conservative wing are publicly splintering under attack for the government shutdown, a sign of growing concerns, among even hard-core conservatives like billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, that the defeat-health-care-at-any-cost strategy may have backfired. MORE
Sep. 13, 2013
Tax returns show that Freedom Partners, nonprofit group linked to Charles G and David H Koch, billionaire industrialists who support Republican causes, provided grants of $236 million to conservative organizations before 2012 president election; grants underscore broad reach of political movement two brothers and their advisers have built. MORE
Sep. 4, 2013
Political action committee New Yorkers for Proven Leadership, backed by billionaire David H Koch, will begin broadcasting television commercials that promote Joseph J Lhota, Republican candidate for mayor. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Charles and David Koch, brothers and billionaire industrialists who run Koch Industries, are no longer contemplating purchase of the Tribune Co's chain of newspapers. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Tia Lessin and Carl Deal documentary Citizen Koch loses promised subsidy from ITVS, arm of public television funded by Charles G Koch and David H Koch, billionaire industrialists who were subject of film; outcry over lost financing, which spurred accusations of self-censorship, helped filmmakers get money back via a Kickstarter fund-raising drive. MORE
May. 18, 2013
Detroit's ever-growing black mountain of petroleum coke is the unloved, unwanted and long overlooked byproduct of Canada's oil sands boom; Koch Carbon, controlled by industrialists Charles and David Koch, owns and sells the high-sulfur, high-carbon waste, usually overseas, where it is burned as fuel. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Effort by conservative billionaires David H Koch and Charles G Koch to take over Tribune Company, which owns Los Angeles Times and seven other newspapers, has set off firestorm of opposition in Los Angeles; public employee unions, leaders of California State Legislature and liberal advocacy groups are moving to block sale, denouncing it as threat to public workers and Democratic Party issues. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Charles and David Koch, billionaire businessmen and champions of conservatism, are planning to stay engaged politically, redoubling their efforts to influence elections, despite setbacks from 2012 presidential race. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Charles and David Koch, billionaire industrialists and supporters of libertarian causes, are exploring bid to buy Tribune Company's eight regional newspapers; in political terms, papers could serves as broader platform for Kochs' laissez-faire ideas. MORE
Mar. 6, 2012
Lawsuit filed by Cato Institute founders David and Charles Koch against Cato over its governing structure brings tensions to new level; Cato officials say the billionaire conservative Koch brothers are threatening the institute's identity and independence. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Ariel Kaminer The Ethicist column addresses whether those who disagree with political views of a billionaire like David Koch should also boycott cultural programs that he supports. MORE
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Corporate Welfare for the Kochs
When it comes to government handouts, the conservative billionaires don't necessarily practice what they preach.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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Can Anything Be Done About All the Money in Politics?
It may seem counterintuitive, but lifting the restrictions on fundraising by political parties would help.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Campaign Finance , Citizens United , Federal Election Commission , Baran, Jan , Barber, Michael , Steyer, Thomas F , Koch, David H , Koch, Charles G
Donald Trump Attacks as Republican Rivals Court Donors at Koch Retreat
The billionaire brothers Charles G. and David H. Koch hosted a conference in California, and Mr. Trump questioned whether the five presidential candidates in attendance were "puppets."
August 3, 2015, Monday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Presidential Election of 2016 , Trump, Donald J , Campaign Finance , Koch, David H , Koch, Charles G , Rubio, Marco , Bush, Jeb , Walker, Scott K , Republican Party
Republicans Audition for Big Money
Presidential candidates are making their pitch to the Koch brothers and other wealthy donors, who are hoping to dominate the election process.
August 1, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Editorials , Campaign Finance , Koch, Charles G , Koch, David H , Republican Party , Presidential Election of 2016
Koch Brothers Brave Spotlight to Try to Alter Their Image
After two elections in which liberals sought to cast them as the secretive face of the G.O.P., the billionaire brothers want to change perceptions of their family.
July 31, 2015, Friday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Koch, Charles G , Koch, David H , Presidential Election of 2016 , Campaign Finance , Philanthropy , United States Politics and Government , Crime and Criminals
Democratic 'Super PAC' to Take On Koch Brothers
American Bridge 21st Century, a "super PAC" founded by David Brock, a Hillary Rodham Clinton ally, is planning to invest heavily in efforts to tie Republican candidates to the Koch brothers.
June 22, 2015, Monday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Brock, David (1962- ) , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Koch, Charles G , Koch, David H , American Bridge 21st Century , Koch Industries Inc , Political Action Committees , Presidential Election of 2016
Scott Walker's Wisconsin Audition
After union-busting in his home state, what would he do if he became president?
June 13, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Walker, Scott K , Governors (US) , Organized Labor , Presidential Election of 2016 , Government Employees , Collective Bargaining , Republican Party , Wisconsin , Madison (Wis) , Koch, David H , Koch, Charles G
Behind Scott Walker, a Longstanding Conservative Alliance Against Unions
More than his potential rivals, Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin is a product of a loose network that has spent years laying the groundwork for a politician who can promote its ideas.
June 8, 2015, Monday
MORE ON DAVID H. KOCH AND: Walker, Scott K , Presidential Election of 2016 , Wisconsin , Organized Labor , Tea Party Movement , Americans for Prosperity , Koch, David H , Koch, Charles G , Grebe, Michael W
Weary of Relativity
Outrageous incomes? Obscene fund-raising? As long as you're more awful, I'm O.K.
May 24, 2015, Sunday
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Flood of Money in U.S. Election Is a Scandal Waiting to Happen
The large sums of cash in the 2016 presidential race may produce Watergate-level financial scandals.
April 27, 2015, Monday
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lordpunkmonk wrote:for he tried to convert me told me I was going to hell
lordpunkmonk wrote:I used to be friends with this kid for a while and one day he asked what religion I have (this was just before I was touched by his noodly appendage) I replied "I don't have one I am atheist" he said "oh realy I am mormon" and I thought to myself "oh crap I am so friggin' screwed" as it turns out, I was correct in my prediction that I was screwed for he tried to convert me told me I was going to hell said that I hated him because of his religion (this however was not true) and kept bugging me about it and it eventualy led us to be no longer friends. right now I am trying to figure out wether I should go up to him and say that I had found god and say that he was wright in saying I would be happier with one only to elaborate that I worshiped a flying spaghetti monster please help
KamMoore wrote:Well think about this. Did the millions of people that lived before Jesus go to hell. What happened to those people.
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Teammates worked together Thursday at the opening of the 11th annual St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament, which spans 30 miles from Ogdensburg to Massena.
Teams have become a popular way to compete in the three-day tournament, according to organizers from the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce.
It definitely seems like we have higher amount of teams than last year, but we dont know by exactly how much, said Alison Powers of the chamber.
Its really good. We stress to the kids that the main point of the tournament is to make friends and have fun with each other.
This years tournament for ages 11 to 18 had 122 participants, 89 of whom formed 30 teams.
Chelsea R. Vanroo, 12, Rochester; Matthew J. Henning, 15, Fairport; Mike P. Henning, 16, Fairport; and Jackson M. Vanroo, 15, Rochester, formed Team Jim in honor of Jackson and Chelseas grandfather, James Vanroo.
Jacksons family first brought us up here about four years ago, and we have come back up here ever since, Matthew said. Its become kind of like a family tradition.
The teammates said that they regularly fish together in the Erie Canal near their home and that the tournament has inspired them to fish more often.
Down there, the fish dont get as big because the canal is only about 30 feet wide at the most, Matthew said. The size of fish doesnt get past 20 pounds.
As of 11 a.m. Thursday, Team Jim caught one 15-pound fish by Lighthouse Point, Ogdensburg, but the teammates are hoping to catch a lot more when they fish in Waddington.
Theyre a lot bigger and stronger here, Michael said. Michael said his personal best on the St. Lawrence River was a 34-pound carp he caught two years ago.
Cousins Breanna E. Bouchey, 13, Waddington, and Bridget B. Beldock, 18, Lisbon, formed Team Beldock for this years tournament.
I have been doing this ever since I could, when I was 11, Bridget said. I fish a lot with my dad, Steve Beldock.
This is Bridgets last year competing in the tournament, but her cousin said she will keep up the tradition.
Best friends Colin J. Peacock, 17, Waddington; Ian P. Hawkins, 17, Chase Mills; and Kyle W. Pickering, 17, Madrid, who met at Madrid-Waddington Central School, Madrid, formed Team Raptor. They spent Thursday fishing at Wheathouse Bay, Ogdensburg.
Ive got two; a 13-pounder and 18-pounder so far, said Colin, who has fished in the tournament for five years.
The boys spent a week preparing for the tournament.
We spent a lot of work baiting and preparing, Ian said. We probably didnt need it, but it was good to do. We did bait work, practiced and made rigs, whatever we needed to do.
They said that with good weather, they could catch five to six carp on a good day.
First day, you just want a couple on the board; second day, you just want to pound them, Ian said.
The boys said the tournament has brought them even closer. It brings everyone together and creates sportsmanship and all good fun, Ian said.
We meet new people and learn a lot each year.
But its not just about fishing; its real work, Colin said. It gets you to learn about having a good attitude towards learning to prepare and work together, he said.
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Mind-Body Medicine PhD Student Uses Photography to Express Human Consciousness, Connection, and Transparency04/26/2014
Joshua Hendrickson is a doctoral student in the "Integrative Mental Health" specialization in Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine. Josh spent his youth in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan surrounded by a family of teachers, social workers, nurses, and artists. Growing up with a family of artists taught him to appreciate the arts, a tradition he is carrying on in his unique manner. During his youth he spent time with an Aunt at her art gallery, watched his Uncle direct an orchestra, or enjoyed his grandmother sharing her love of photography. Josh is using photography as his medium to explore the evolution of human consciousness.
Josh is blending photography with what he has learned as a social worker to explore the deeper levels of human connection and transparency through three series in a comprehensive artistic project. The name of the first series is "Transparency Ice Emotion," a photography project shot in black and white.
Student Spotlight: Jessica Weinbrenner04/21/2014
For first or second semester students, finding your way around the Residential Conference (RC) can be both exciting and overwhelming. We sat down with PhD student Jessica Weinbrenner at the January 2014 RC to discuss her intriguing background in mixed martial arts, the Marines and her second semester at Saybrook.
Bay Area Ayurvedic Physician Teaches Balance in Diet, Activity and Emotional Life to Saybrook University Students04/21/2014
Annapoori (Anu) Ramasubramanian is an new faculty member at the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine and is sharing her knowledge of Ayurvedic medicine in the MBM course Whole Medical Systems: Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda. A whole medical system is a traditional body of theory and practices on health and disease, which has evolved independently from Western Allopathic medicine. Whole medical systems, such as the Ayurvedic medicine of India, often offer a rich array of therapies based on herbs, lifestyle practices, and an emphasis on treating the whole person -- mind, body, and spirit.
Faculty and Student Presentations and Achievements04/21/2014
PhD faculty Orah Krug and Kirk Schneider presented a workshop in E-H Therapy last month at the Division 32 Conference experiential training course as part of the existential humanistic institute certificate program. PhD Psychology student, Juanita Ratner shares her essay on the program in the EHTP Newsletter.
Message from the Chair of the School04/21/2014
The Annual Conference of the Society for Humanistic Psychology (Division 32 of the APA) was hosted by Sofia University in Palo Alto, March 13th-16th. Of the nearly 200 participants, a significant number were Saybrook CP Faculty, Alumni, and students from the PsyD, PhD and MFT-PCC Programs. Faculty Member Carol Humphreys, PhD, served as Co-Chair of the Conference and we all owe her a debt of gratitude for creating such a welcoming space for community, sharing, and learning.
Alumni Spotlight: Kirk Schneider04/21/2014
Some Thoughts on an Integrative Humanistic Psychology
Kirk J. Schneider, Ph.D.
From AHP Perspective June/July 2005, p. 8
Humanistic psychology needs to move toward serious cultural and professional integration. By this I mean that in order for humanistic psychology to survive, let alone thrive, it needs to be much more proactive. It needs to reach across many more chasms of cultural and professional divides, if it is to live up to its founding impulse to re-vision and reenergize mainstream American psychology.
Student Spotlight: Manny Sandoval04/21/2014
PhD clinical psychology student, Manuel Sandoval, or Manny, as many call him, is set to graduate next year. While at the recent RC (Residential Conference) we caught up with him and discussed his past work with the elder population and his present work at Palomar Health Center in Escondido, CA.
Faculty Spotlight: Richard A. Sherman04/21/2014
Richard A. Sherman received his doctorate in psychobiology from New York University in 1973. He has more than forty years of experience teaching and performing research and clinical work in behavioral medicine and related fields. Dr. Sherman is an award-winning teacher and has taught courses at virtually all levels of adult education, including numerous undergraduate, medical resident, and graduate school courses as well as continuing education courses for clinical professionals in both on-site and distance-learning formats.
Schoolo of Mind-Body Medicine Admissions Counselor, Shohreh Seirafi, Shares her Persian Heritage04/11/2014
Shohreh Seirafi is the Senior Admissions Counselor for the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine, as well as for the School of Psychology and Interdisciplinary Inquiry Human Science program.


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Grainy CCTV footage shows a man walking into a bank and putting a gun to a cashier's head. He tells her to count to twenty-five. When he doesn't get his money in time, she is executed. Detective Harry Hole is assigned to the case. While Harry's girlfriend is away in Russia, an old flame gets in touch. He goes to dinner at her house and wakes up at home with no memory of the past twelve hours. The same morning the girl is found shot dead in her bed. Harry begins to receive threatening e-mails. Is someone trying to frame him for this unexplained death? Meanwhile the bank robberies continue with unparalleled savagery.
Nemesis was awarded with the William Nygaard Bursary 2002. It was shortlisted for the 2010 Edgar Award for Best Novel and for the 2010 Macavity Award for Best Mystery Novel.
"An ambitious plot. I spent a long time writing the skeleton for the story and still got stuck a couple of times. I interviewed bank robbers and sat in the flat I owned at that time in Sorgenfri street and wrote about the neighbor's bedroom. Even the pommel horse is from his flat."
Jo speaks about Nemesis
*Starred Review*
"Nesbo manages the unlikely feat of exploring the inner life of his lead character in the thorough and compelling manner one associates with, say, Ruth Rendell, while at the same time juggling multiple, interlocking plot strands as dexterously as David Hewson. No doubt about it: Nesbo belongs on every crime-fiction fan's A-list."
Booklist (US)
*Starred Review*
"[This] high-intensity action is threaded through a series of Chinese boxes revealing one false solution after another before the brilliantly inventive final twist."
Kirkus Review (US)
"Nesbo's storytelling abilities are incomparable. Nemesis is crime novel as art form and great entertainment."
USA Today (US)
"High tension, lightning pace, a flawed but ultimately sympathetic protagonist: Nemesis has it all."
Bookpage (US)
"The dense plot is supremely detailed. . . A crisp, clean translation. . . Satisfying."
New York Times Book Review (US)
"Nesbo offers up another top-notch mystery thriller, thickly layered, perfectly plotted, and briskly paced to keep readers hooked. With ties to events in The Redbreast, this is an excellent sequel. . . Recommended for all fiction collections and essential for Scandinavian crime lovers."
Library Journal (US)
"This book is filled with very interesting and complex characters. With the turn of each page the reader will get more engrossed in the story. Jo Nesbo s writing style has a way of capturing the reader and not letting them go until the conclusion of the story. Just when you think you have everything figured out, you will be fooled. The suspense and fast pace continue throughout the almost 500 pages of this book. I look forward to more books by Jo Nesbo."
California Chronicle (US)
"It's a good bet that if this is the first Harry Hole novel you read, you'll never miss another. . . It's complex but so well written. . . If you're a fan of crime fiction, Harry Hole's your man."
Arizona Republic (US)
"In a perfect world, Jo Nesbo's superior Norwegian crime novels would be written in one universal language, no lengthy translation period, no waiting; just an annual feast for the reader. /…/ No matter what language you read, get on the Jo Nesbo crime patrol and see why the world loves Harry Hole."
Madison County Herald (US)
"Densely plotted and intensely executed, Nemesis by Jo Nesbø, nonetheless reads incredibly nimbly. /…/ This tale of revenge with the US bombing of Afghanistan pounding in the grim background – has twists galore, and enough humanity in it to keep it grounded. A master at work."
Time Out (UK)
"A superb novel. Intricate, truly gripping plot…elegant simplicity. There is now no shortage of Scandinavian crime writers available in translation but Nesbo is in a class of his own. Bravo! – as they say in Norway."
The Evening Standard (UK)
"An absolute blinder of a book."
The Daily Sport (UK)
"Spiky police rivalry and terrific pace make this a cracking read and a thrilling writer to seek out."
Financial Times (UK)
"It is a deeply satisfying pleasure to read this masterpiece."
Värmlands Folkblad (Sweden)
"Hence, the plot is advanced, but Nesbø manages to keep the threads apart and also to incorporate a number of interesting characters into his novel."
Dagens Industri (Sweden)
"This is how a truly hair-raising crime novel should be; full of surprises /…/ This is a crime novel of high quality, a skilfully written drama that never really lets you go."
Västerviks-Tidningen (Sweden)
"Nesbø is in every regard one of the most original crime writers in Europe, and his old-fashioned yet modern experimentation with the genre is both innovative and captivating."
Politiken (Denmark)
"It is exciting, brilliantly constructed and compelling from the very first page to the last."
ALT for damerne (Denmark)
"Nemesis is one of the best crime novels of the season."
Der Standard (Germany)
"He is a master of language and incorporates interesting characters in his novel."
Münchner Merkur (Germany)
"Nemesis is quite simply Nesbø's best crime novel."
Kurt Hanssen, Dagbladet (Norway)
"Impressive crime novel. /…/ Nemesis is a novel that reveals great talent and an excellent sense of pace and timing."
Dagsavisen (Norway)
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Video: Sabres Players Meet with Fans in Germany
Video: Sabres Fans Come Out in Germany
Video: Fans Follow Sabres To Europe
Video: Sabres Inspired by Wounded Warriors and Loyal Fans
After posting a 4-2 win over the Kings in Berlin, the Sabres boarded a plane and flew back to Buffalo overnight. After a brief stop for a crew change in Halifax, Nova Scotia the Sabres landed back in Buffalo at 5:45am Sunday morning.
Lindy Ruff gave them the day off Sunday, and upon their return to the arena for practice Monday morning, they were greeted by the new and improved locker room. The 30-thousand square foot project is still in the final stages of being completed, but the main locker room is essentially done and the path of entry from the room to the ice surface is in the final stages of completion. The room is circular in shape, and the walkway to the ice is flanked on the left by a mural recounting the history of the franchise. On the right is a limestone slab from the Aud that's surrounded by retired Sabres numbers.
Every player we talked to on Monday said they were amazed by what they saw and very appreciative of what new ownership is doing for the players and for the franchise.
If anything, the trip to Europe has helped the all important chemistry develop on this team. The key off-season additions seem to be blending in well after two very solid and complete wins against the Ducks and Kings in Europe. The investment by Terry Pegula on the ice and off seems to be providing early returns in a new chapter for the franchise and the trip overseas seems to have done much to speed that process along.
The home opener is Friday night at the First Niagara Center against Carolina.
It's been quite a 24-hour period for the Sabres. After the game last night the rush was on to pack up the gear and get to the airport. The team was able to get on the buses about 35-minutes after the game for the quick ride out to the airport in Helsinki. Everything seemed to be going smoothly until they got on the plane. The flight was delayed for close to two-hours for what I'm told was a baggage related issue. The flight from Helsinki to Berlin was just under 2-hours, and that put the team back into Germany at about 3:00am local time. It took another hour to get to the hotel.
Given the delays, Lindy Ruff gave his team the morning off deciding sleep would do them more good than hitting the ice at the o2 arena.
The Sabres will face the LA Kings who also had to travel overnight. The Kings beat the Rangers Friday night in Stockholm, Sweden 3-2 in overtime, so they too will face the challenge of fatigue.
After this game, the Sabres will head to the airport and fly back to Buffalo. The flight is due in very early Sunday morning.
It was about the best start possible for the Sabres in Helsinki Friday night. New captain Jason Pominville had a three-point night along with Thomas Vanek who scored twice on the power play. Newcomer Ville Leino scored in his first regular season game as a Sabre and did it in his native Finland. Youngster Luke Adam had two assists and Ryan Miller was very solid out of the gate in a 4-1 win over the Ducks.
Eariler in the day, Jason Pominville, Lindy Ruff, and Thomas Vanek all talked this morning about choosing the team's new captain. Check out our Sabres vs Ducks game preview for their comments.
The big question we had today heading over to Hartwall Areena (that's the proper spelling here in Finland) was who was going to wear the "C" for the Sabres this season. Lindy Ruff wouldn't answer that at practice, instead waiting until later in the evening to announce it at a team dinner that wasn't open to the media. By now you probably know the answer... Jason Pominville.
During practice I shot isos of all the guys who I thought were candidates, and Pominville was among them. But I have to admit I'm a bit surprised by the pick. I really thought Ruff was going to go with Thomas Vanek. I felt like Vanek had grown into the role. He always seems to respond well when Lindy Ruff challenges him, and I thought the added responsibility of being the captain would translate well for him.
Having said that, I've got no problem with Pominville. He's a first class guy who is a member of the core group of talent as he enters his seventh season. He's extremely versatile on the ice, and is always there to deal with the media when things aren't going well. My biggest question would have to do with his personality and the fact that I've never known him to be all that vocal in my years of covering the team. I'll be interested to hear how he handles that part of the job when he's got to call someone out. Having said that, the guys who are in the room between periods are the ones that know the full deal. I don't have a problem with the pick, I just thought he was going to go with Vanek.
Earlier in the day, I had the chance to talk with owner Terry Pegula towards the end of practice. With his team set to open the season, he said he was going to tell the players that he had "no expectations," that he wanted them to go out and "just play the game." It's obvious he doesn't want to apply pressure, but I feel like he's being straight on this because he refers to "his own inexperience" in dealing with a hockey operation firsthand. He was quick to point out that he thinks the team is developing a good chemistry, and having traveled along for this trip I would agree. This seems like a very relaxed group that gets along, and the newcomers seem to be blending in. That's important and I think the trip over here is having the positive impact that the organization hoped it would to this point.
Now the games start for real and I'm anxious to see how it translates. Friday is a typical game day for both teams. The Sabres will take their normal morning skate. We'll be there and with the seven hour time difference, will have a report on our Daybreak show as Jason Pominville speaks for the first time as captain. We'll also get Lindy Ruff's reasons behind making the decision. After the game, the Sabres will board a plane for a roughly two-hour flight to Berlin where they play the Kings Saturday night. The schedule condenses now over these final days of the trip with the two regular season games and then the long flight back to Buffalo right after the game on Saturday night.
By the way, cold and rainy here in Finland but the people are friendly and very helpful. For those who wonder, there is reindeer on the menu, but I can't bring myself to place the order...LOL.
The Buffalo Sabres were up early Wednesday morning for a flight to Helsinki, Finland.
The team's flight landed in Helsinki around 2:30 local time. Helsinki is 7 hours ahead of Buffalo.
The Sabres plays the Anaheim Ducks on Friday at the Hartwall Arena in Helsinki.
The trip to Finland is a homecoming for Sabres forward Ville Leino and assistant coach Teppo Numminen.
The Sabres will treat this as a normal gameday. They will play an exhibition against German Elite team Adler Mannheim at SAP Arena Tuesday night.
Head Coach Lindy Ruff says he will start Jhonas Enroth in goal, and expects a very competitive game.
"They've got some guys that can skate. They've got some guys that can shoot. They have a lot of pride. I think any time you play a team from the NHL and you can knock them off that's a feather in your hat. So I think the game is going to be real competitive."
Sabres forward and Mannheim native Jochen Hecht will not play in the game as he continues to recover from a concussion.
"The way it has worked out now is disappointing, but that's the way it is. I've got to get healthy for the season."
Hecht grew up five minutes from SAP Arena. His father Kurt, and mother Lioba were in attendance at Monday's practice.
- Sabres Rip Adler-Mannheim 8-3
- Sabres Inspired by Wounded Warriors and Loyal Fans
- Sabres Face Off Against a Batavia Native
MANNHEIM, GERMANY - The Buffalo Sabres returned to practice on Monday morning, and there was a good crowd.
Among the people watching practice on Monday morning were Sabres fans who traveled to Mannheim to follow the team.
West Seneca family stationed overseas meets the hometown team.
This afternoon, the Buffalo Sabres will travelled to the Landstuhl Medical Center at Ramstein Air Base to visit wounded service members. It was an inspiring afternoon and the team was greeted by Major Dan Bridon of West Seneca. He is the Chief Information officer at the hospital.
MANNHEIM, GERMANY - The Sabres arrived on an overnight charter at Baden airport in Germany touching down about 15 minutes early at 8:45 and rolling to the gate on schedule at 9:00 am. In many ways, day one was about the schedule.
Lindy Ruff didn't waste any time getting right to it. The players boarded their own bus and went straight to SAP Arena which is just outside the city of Mannheim. The club is staying in nearby Heidelberg which is about 15 minutes away. Ruff had his team hit the ice for about a 45 minute workout, and then stressed the importance of staying up for the remainder of the day.
"I think just to get the legs underneath you, and break up what's going to be a long day. You want to make sure everyone stays on schedule. We want to get back on what would be our North American schedule."
The key to that most times you fly to Europe off the east coast is to stay awake for the first day. Generally you leave either late afternoon or early evening, which was the case with the Sabres and a 7 p.m. departure Saturday night. Most get some sleep on the plane but certainly not the kind most of us are accustomed to. Having said that, getting through that first day without napping usually gets you adjusted to the six-hour time difference once you are there.
Thomas Vanek says that's the exact approach to take.
"That's the key to getting used to the time. You've got to stay up until nine or ten o'clock.... until you're real tired... then get a good night sleep and you should be good to go tomorrow."
At the end of practice Lindy Ruff basically confirmed what most of us thought would be the case, saying that he's all but certain Jochen Hecht won't play against his form team Adler Mannheim in Tuesday night's exhibition here. That's a shame because he grew up five minutes from the arena, and his return has been heavily promoted here. Hecht has been wearing a grey jersey in practice and hasn't been able to get through a full one yet as he continues to recover from a concussion.
The Sabres are also playing on a larger Olympic sized ice surface for this game. Thomas Vanek referred to it as an "ocean" and noted how much more ground you have to cover to get to the net and get a good angle on a shot when coming out of the corners.
After practice, the team was free for the afternoon. We caught up with Hecht who spent about a half hour with us giving us a tour of historic Heidelberg and the market section. He's usually fairly reserved when you talk to him in the locker room, but he opened up a bit for this story and we had a good time shooting it.
Monday will be a busy one and includes a visit to the U.S. military hospital at Ramstein Air Base. Lindy Ruff said it's a visit that will help keep things in perspective.
"You know we get to play a game we love, and they get to defend a country. I think it's a little bit of time for us to share with them and realize the job that they've been doing and appreciate what they've done for us."
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Im looking for a clan to play some CW's with. I miss the exceitment of a good match.
I can play many different mods. But i prefer theese:
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First of all, im a 25 year old guy, working and living in Denmark.
I started playing Quake3 1.16n many years ago. After some time i found that my gametype was FreezeTag AW. I played in many different clans over the years. I also occasionally played instagib, and become good with the railgun. I then found a Insta clan also and did some wars with them.
After many years of quake 3 1.16n i also installed quake 3 1.32 and played with all the best players. (Not that i had a chance :P). But i found a CA, Rocket Arena, CTF and tdm really funny. I also found a clan to play with on Clanbase, and other tournaments.
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|Watauga Man Faces Drug Charges
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|Friday, 05 April 2013 06:24
Tuesday, Narcotics Detectives from the Watauga County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Division arrested Michael Ray Rash, 27, of 2114 Longhope Road, Boone, on charges of Possession With Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana, Possession of Schedule I Psilocybin Mushrooms,
Felony Maintaining a Dwelling Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession a Weapon of Mass Destruction. Rash was taken to the Watauga County Detection Facility in lieu of a $25,000 secured bond. He is scheduled to appear in Watauga County District Court on May 28th.
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
1. T is having surgery this morning to have a cyst removed from his back.
He'll be home for 2 weeks. And then I'll need 2 weeks to recover from that. 'Nuff said. Please do keep us in your prayers today.
2. We're on for the 5 Reasons Why My Blog Rocks party tonight.
MckLinky will go up tonight after 10 pm (ET). Please feel free to copy this little button for your post. Or just link up. Whatever you feel like doing.
3. Speaking of why YOUR blog rocks, I got a few comments along the lines of "I don't think my blog really rocks, but this is a great idea for a party."
That's sort of the point, my friends! It took me a few minutes to think of 5 reasons why my little old blog is a nice spot, but I did come up with a few. Be creative!! You don't have to have 3000 Followers or a new post twice a day to have a great blog.
Do you post tutorials with lots of pictures? Do you enjoy writing to encourage others or share your faith with the world? Are you a good photographer? Are you an honest blogger who doesn't mind sharing her faults if it will help another person in his/her own life? Do you make a point to return comments in a timely manner?
These are all things that (in my opinion!)) can make a blog a great place to visit! So...think hard and link up here some time in the next day or so. I hope you'll stop by.
4. In other news, I am working with a design company as I type this to get a new, clean look for this spot.
Don't worry! I want Serenity Now to have the same fun feel and the same fun posts, but I need a cleaner and less cluttered look for the blog. I hope to reveal the new look and a new sponsor or two soon! You can still expect regular posts with some new parties here. Just don't freak out if you click over and it looks a little different, 'kay?
5. Speaking of parties, mark your calendars:
Link up with your Dilemmas or Solutions in or around your home/garden and get some feedback from blogging friends on February 10th.
And in March, get ready to share your Progress on March 10th...no matter how small (mine might be just going through some comments and making a few choices on paint and fabric).
That's all for now!
I hope to *see* you here tonight, linking up to share your favorite things about your blog!
18 comments:
- southerninspiration said...
I'll say a prayer for Tim and your day!
And I'm looking forward to seeing your re-design. You'll have to tell me all about it. I am sort of itchin' myself for some blog work.
- February 3, 2010 at 8:33 AM
- All Things Cherish said...
Hope all goes well w. the surgery, will certainly keep you guys in my prayers. I'm excited for that decorating dilemas party, I've got a good one that I just can't seem to resolve.
- February 3, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- Nadir @ Hodgepodge said...
Hope everything goes well w/ the surgery!
- February 3, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- Melissa said...
Praying for T's surgery and recovery!
I'll see if I can think of (or fabricate!) five reasons and write a post to link up tomorrow morning.
Thanks so much for your email; I've got to work on my to-do list, but I'll write back later today.
- February 3, 2010 at 9:32 AM
- Pam @ bibbidi-bobbidi-beautiful said...
I had to have the same procedure done last year. Mine was relatively small, but I still wish I'd had 2 weeks off from mommyhood- not that the recovery was so bad (it was really no big deal) but because of where it was I wound up pulling the stitches out accidentally from picking up the kids. Anyway- hope all goes well!
- February 3, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- Paula said...
I hope that T's surgery goes well and that his recovery is painless for both of you. Two weeks at home is a long time. Does he have some video games and books to keep him occupied??
Good luck today!
- February 3, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Morning T said...
I'll be thinking about you and T today and hoping all goes well. You certainly have a lot going on and your 5 reasons my blog rocks party does sound fun!! :-)
- February 3, 2010 at 12:46 PM
- Nancy said...
Prayers for T's surgery!
- February 3, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- Richella said...
God bless you and T today, Amanda. Take care of yourself. We'll be praying for you.
- February 3, 2010 at 1:18 PM
- Samantha said...
I'll be saying a little prayer for you today :) Can't wait to see a new look!
- February 3, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Kristin said...
You guys will be in my prayers...Both for his recovery and your sanity. Ah ha ha
- February 3, 2010 at 1:46 PM
- Confessions From A Working Mom said...
Your party in March is going to be my motivation to get something-- ANYTHING-- done in my master bedroom. I am sad to report, absolutely no progress has been made in there since your January party.
Confessions From A Working Mom
- February 3, 2010 at 1:48 PM
- FrouFrouBritches said...
Tell T we are praying for him. I hope everything goes well. Of course, we will also be praying for you. Keep us updated!
Link to ya tomorrow!
- February 3, 2010 at 2:19 PM
- Jenn said...
Hope all goes well with the hubby's surgery. Consider yourself lifted up! ;) I will try to McLinky with you!! (even though Seizing My Day is new... I think I can find a few rocks!!) Blessings!
- February 3, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- Boagie (Janice) said...
Praying for T's safe surgery & fast recovery. Have fun having him home to enjoy the girls and you.
- February 4, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- southerninspiration said...
Just thought in case "caught in a loop" checked back, I tried and couldn't comment on her blog...the word verification box wasn't big enough and I couldn't leave my comment.
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When I said recently that we still need the Open Source Initiative (OSI), it started a flood of comment. There's no doubt that we need OSI - but we need a better OSI. The one we have now is just too small to be effective and too mired in past successes; a renaissance is needed. You can help.
OSI was formed in 1998 to solve a pressing problem. The founders embraced the ideals of software freedom, but saw that businesses - being non-persons - lacked any way to embrace a philosophical principle. To advance software freedom, it needed to be pragmatically "projected" onto the surface of the computer industry of 1998, creating rules that could be followed without demanding ideological "purity". The result was a focus on a certain kind of advocacy, plus an enormously valuable effort to analyse, categorise and selectively endorse copyright licenses. OSI was the pragmatic projection of software freedom onto the computer industry of 1998.
But in 2010, the industry has changed. It's due in no small part to the effects of software freedom on technology and innovation, with the pragmatic liberties it guarantees seeding today's key trends. It's also in part due to the attempted corruption of open standards and the policies that rely on them, which has allowed proprietary software an undeserved ascendancy. So while new businesses are able to be formed with philosophical and ethical principles embedded in their DNA, existing ones still can't "embrace software freedom" since that's a capability only of intelligent individuals.
Today we have a mature understanding of open source issues and licensing that means the advocacy initiatives of 1999 are less necessary and the license approval role has changed. The growth of cloud computing - even with open APIs and open data - means that liberty assurance mechanisms based only on source code are inadequate to identify the presence of software freedom. And the maturity of the open source market means the 'games' that existing corporations play on the market are sophisticated enough to use open source as a corporate weapon instead of as a path to liberty.
We need to repeat the exercise of projecting software freedom onto its surface, reinventing OSI to steward the resulting activities. That may well mean:
However OSI is formed with a board which is the de facto entire volunteer base. There is also a "chicken and the egg" problem that there is no clear door into OSI so there is no one to form an electorate and there is no "new blood". OSI has been trying to fix this but it requires work. The first attempt the Board made involved inviting 50 people to discuss the problem in an online forum last year. This didn't devise a new governing membership body, but did work through all of the possible ways OSI could be governed and more effective.
Change is now inevitable because the board recently passed rules imposing term limits to make room for new blood. A significant number of long-term Board members retire this year and next. So it's vital that a plan for OSI's future be devised. As I have said before, I'm convinced that future has to be membership-based, with a Board that represents people working on grass-roots software freedom matters.
Which is where you come in. Plenty of people spent time here and on Slashdot throwing rocks at OSI - many deserved - but there's an opportunity to join in to fix things. At the last Board meeting I was asked to get a group together to draw up a new, member-led governance charter for OSI. We've got a good idea of the outline thanks to the earlier work, but there need to be smart, informed people with a heart for software freedom from around the world involved to draft and write the details. Is that you?
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Some faces of those fighting the Church Camp Fire in Argyle Canyon.
A fire that started late Sunday in Argyle Canyon has now been confirmed as a fire that has destroyed at least eight structures in the area of the fire.
The so-called Church Camp Fire has also now burned about 2000 acres and continues to roar across the area. Teams cannot exactly assess which kinds of structures have burned because the conditions are still too dangerous. High temperatures, low humidity (13 percent) and winds have made today miserable for fire fighters. Winds picked up about mid-day from the south-southeast and have made the fire, which waa subdued a little over night by some thunderstorms that dumped some rain, blossom once again.
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The fire is being fought by more than 100 fire fighters, two helicopters, four single seat air tankers, 8 engines, 2 water tenders and 2 bulldozers. A DC 10(VLAT, very large air tanker) which can drop up to 11,000 gallons of retardant or water on a fire at one time is also being used. The amount the plane can haul is four times that any other tankers in use in the United States can dump. The plane is out of California but can only be filled with materials at a few bases. The plane that is in use is being refueled and resupplied in Boise, Idaho. This is the first time this large of an aircraft has been used to fight a fire in Utah. It also has to have a special lead plane that is trained to do the flight with the DC-10 to lead it into areas on the fire.
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WELLINGTON - Alberta Christensen, age 97 passed away at her home in Wellington on Nov. 10, 2010. She was born Nov. 9, 1913 to Albert Edward and Martha Maria Beck Puzey in Spring City. Alberta married Grant Bertess Christensen on Aug. 2, 1933 in Manti. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple in June 1935. Grant passed away on Oct. 16, 1998.
Alberta was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in numerous callings throughout her life. She was a wonderful cook and loved reading. Her family was her life and she lived her life to serve them. Alberta loved spending time with her family, be it special occasions or just visiting with each other, yet she especially loved all of her grandchildren, all of whom held a special place in her heart.
Alberta is survived by her children: Helen (Don) Allred of Kearns, Elden (Kathryn) Christensen of Taylorsville, Janice (Jerry-deceased) Powers of Stansbury Park, Ned (Jolene) Christensen of Eugene, Ore., and Joyce (Kenneth) Powell of Price. 23 grandchildren, 67 great-grandchildren and 24 great-great-grandchildren, brothers: Willard (Bessey) Puzey of Richfield, and Nad (Gwen) Puzey of Spring City, sister-in-law: Mildred Puzey of Mesquite, Nev., She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, three grandchildren, one great-grandchild, five sisters, two brothers and one son-in-law.
Funeral Services will be Monday, Nov. 15, 2010 at 11 a.m., at the Wellington 1st and 4th Ward building (50 N. 100 E.). A viewing will be held on Sunday, Nov. 14 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price (680 E. 100 S.) and on Monday at the church from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will follow at the Wellington City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guestbook and share memories of Alberta at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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