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|The influence of hemodialysis on P-wave signal-averaged electrocardiogram findings.
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|The role of P-wave signal-averaged electrocardiography (P-SAECG) in the prediction of atrial fibrillation (AF) attacks has been validated in various disease states. In the present study, we aimed to investigate the effect of hemodialysis (HD) on P-SAECG parameters and to determine the related risk factors that might affect those parameters. Ninety-one HD patients and 68 controls were included. Hemoglobin levels, serum electrolytes, arterial pH, and interdialytic weight changes were assessed. P-wave duration (PWD) and late potentials of P wave (root-mean-square voltage for the last 20 ms of the signal-averaged P wave [LP20]) were determined by P-SAECG. Pre- and postdialysis PWDs were significantly increased in HD patients than in controls (both P < 0.05), while the voltages of pre- and postdialysis LP20 were significantly reduced (both P < 0.05). A significant increase in PWD (P < 0.05) and a significant decrease in LP20 (P < 0.05) were observed following HD. Pre- and postdialysis PWDs and LP20 were correlated with age (all P < 0.05), dialysis duration (all P < 0.05), and left atrial diameters (LADs) (pre- and postdialysis) (all P < 0.05). Intradialytic changes in serum potassium levels were only correlated with postdialysis PWD and LP20 in HD patients (both P < 0.05). HD seems to increase PWD and to reduce LP20. Advanced age, duration of HD, intradialytic change in serum potassium levels, and LAD seem to be the important associates of P-SAECG parameters in HD patients.
|Turkay Ozcan; Mehmet Horoz; Gultekin Genctoy; Bulent Uyar; Ahmet Camsari; Ahmet A Kiykim
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The Third Act of Chris Hughes [exclusive]
Facebook's most political co-founder—and Fast Company's next cover subject—has found his next gig.
Chris Hughes has joined General Catalyst, a Boston based venture firm, as their most recent entrepreneur-in-residence. The firm has a portfolio of 65 companies—Kayak and Brightcove are among their bold-faced names—and some $1.8 billion under management. "We closed a fund of $715 million* about a year ago," managing director Neil Sequeira told me by phone. "We're actively investing. And very excited to have Chris on board." The firm will make the official announcement on its website tomorrow morning.
Having spent the last few months interviewing Hughes for Fast Company's April cover story, "The Kid Who Made Obama President," it was clear that Hughes had been actively soul searching, looking for the right next step. "I'm the kind of person that needs to think things through," he told me more than once. "But when I know what I want to do, I really know."
Though he helped transition MyBarackObama, the online organizing component of the Obama Campaign (it's now the DNC run Organizing for America) he was not excited about a job in government. "It's about as far from a start-up as you can get," he laughed. But he hasn't given up on progressive causes altogether. Earlier this month Hughes confirmed that he'd joined the DC based communications outfit GMMB, a firm he'd become familiar with through their work on the Obama campaign. "I'll be advising some of their clients a few hours a week," he told me, emphasizing digital engagement strategies. Clients have included the Save Darfur Coalition, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the United Nations Foundation. But his main gig will keep him moving in start-up circles, giving him the entrepreneurial upside he also craves. Hughes will be based in New York, where he settled after the election, and will be actively working with existing portfolio companies as well as looking for new ideas. "It keeps me active in both worlds," he says.
When I talked to him last week, Hughes sounded relieved to have found the right mix. He's thinking typically big. "I've been in the business of building technology that networks people and makes it easier for people to do 'x'," he says. "So far, it's been to communicate and self organize. Depending on what I do next… it may be to learn about the world around them."
After helping to co-found Facebook with Harvard dormmates Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moskowitz, Hughes left the growing company in 2007 to help build the brand of another unlikely break-out star, Barack Obama. The inside story of Hughes's work with the Obama campaign can be found here.
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* Apologies: A typo in an earlier post showed the fund at $7.15 million. - EM
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I didn't know that america had such ignorant people in how things really work at the white house they talk as if they didn' know that it is congress that passes the bills' and pays the bills on any and every thing that gets spent' how can anyone that knows how this government works keep saying that Obama is over spending or that obama has u in debt' when he in fact doesn't have the power to do it' wait til the people that believe this gets the rude awakening that Obama really did inherit a nation that was broke and that the administrations before him was selling us all out' when in fact Obama has put a bandaide on what was done before him so yes it is crazy to keep hearing people that don't know any better argue about something they really don't even know about' you mean you really dont know that congress is not passing a thing for obama' its all in the news so if thats the case how did he spend when they won't pass anything' guess whos spending your money people and the are called the rich' obama was rich when he went into office' then who do you think is doing all this spending if its not obama,,,think I know you can do it you tryed hard enough' you didnt say one word about the direction the country was going in all these years' but now it make sense to blame over two hundred years of damage on one man 4year into it right' sounds races to me and its not hidden like you think.....................listen I have never been races but I know when I see it for everybody knows they went through obama with a fine comb and yes he is clean' but you don't look where you should being color blind and that cause all of us in the end to be raped by the worse kind thise that don't give a dam about you or me and they are of your color so you can keep holding what you think is a safe card for you but in the end its about those that rich against the have nots which are you so you better drop the ignorance and join the team thats for people and not class its 2013 time out for stupid shit' thats how we got here now that same lame old talk as long as its not in my backyard so while you were aspleep in that our country was being robbed and there was no money when obama got ther remember he had to make more money and feed in into the economy to jump start it again...duh!!!!!!!!!!!!
The man who came up with MyBarackObama is moving back toward tech and start ups? Awesome. It's funny because that MyBRAND idea is being borrowed across the web with great success. We've even borrowed it for our clients - and they're really seeing a difference.
Having an innovative mind like Hughes at a strong VC can only be a good thing - I, for one, am looking forward to his next moves...
It would be interesting to know who is handling "Organizing for America"
That's the new story about community building which Chris has no clue about. The campaign is over. That was the easy part.
I certainly hope the future ventures are better founded than his Obama gig, yes he was successful in getting BO in the job, howevr it is a great loss for the US as BO is destroying America with his spend, spend, spend
Really interesting...
As a very like-minded and equally youthful individual, it's encouraging to read a story like Chris's. His success renews my hopes for people our age to empower and make an impact. The follow up is comforting in some ways and very exciting in others. It marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another with the potential to have an even greater impact than before. He is definitely someone to keep on the radar. I'm excited to see what happens next.
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Finally some good news about insurance.
Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin Thursday announced that the state's auto insurers won't be seeing a rate increase this year.
The N.C. Rate Bureau, which is separate from the Department of Insurance and represents the auto insurance companies writing business in the state, filed for a rate review indicating no change in rates for private passenger cars and motorcycle insurance policies for 2012.
There has not been an insurance commissioner-approved increase in auto insurance rates in North Carolina in more than 15 years. In 2009, Goodwin signed a settlement ordering a rate decrease and refunds totaling more than $50 million for North Carolina drivers who were overcharged by insurance companies.
"The process by which we determine rates in North Carolina has helped keep our average auto insurance rates among the very lowest in the nation," stated Goodwin in a release. "I am proud that we have a system in place that protects drivers from excessive rates."
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It's time…it's time…it's Book End Time! Welcome to this week's Book End, highlighting the week's literary and library events here in Hawaiʻi.
This weekend isn't very busy, most likely due to Easter festivities. Be sure to continue to check with us for the latest literary events during the regular week and to come. Mahalo.
Holiday Library Hours
All Hawaii State Public Libraries will be closed on April 6 and 8 in observance of Good Friday and Easter Sunday respectively.
No First Saturday Sale
For anyone looking forward to the Friends of the Library of Hawaii's First Saturday Sale at Bill's Bookmobile, you might be disappointed to find out that there will be no sale in April. Don't worry, though, the First Saturday Sale returns next month on May 5th! Cinco de Mayo! As always, Bill's Bookmobile is open on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Friday, April 6
- All public libraries will be closed for Good Friday.
- Author Signing w/ Denise Wilson – Denise will be signing and discussing her fantastically written book, Nothing Matters, about what happened when she was faced with a blank sheet of life and no idea what to do with it. She bought a ticket to Maui, and what follows is an entertaining spiritual life story told with a deft sense of humor. Barnes & Noble Lahaina (325 Keawe #101); 4:00 P.M. For more info, click here.
Saturday, April 7
- Poetry Fever - "Poetry Fever" injects humor to the written and spoken word to discuss topics ranging from local culture to school lunch. Material for the program is selected from 10 years of exceptional writing by Hawaii's local students. The performance provides an authentic voice to the experiences of growing up in modern-day Hawaii and encourages audiences to give thought and voice to their own experiences. The 45-minute performance is suitable for middle and high school students. Two performances today: Aina Haina Public Library (5246 Kalanianaole Highway); 10:30 A.M. For more info, call the library at 377-2456. Kailua Public Library (239 Kuulei Road); 3:00 P.M. For more info, call the library at 266-9911.
- Special Children's Storytime - Come to the book store every Saturday for a fun keiki story time reading. This week they will be reading Fancy Nancy and the Mermaid Ballet by Jane O'Connor. Fancy Nancy has a part in the upcoming dance show. Will she be the mermaid? Can Nancy bring her fancy flair to her role? But wait, it's not the part she wanted. Can she still steal the spotlight? Come and find out what happens. Barnes & Noble Ala Moana Center (1450 Ala Moana Blvd. Suite 1272); 11:00 A.M. For more information, click here.
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Go Frankfort is our day of community action in the Capital City. On May 15th, volunteers will come together to assist local charities by providing labor for community projects in the downtown area.
We have several great projects this year including the following organizations/locations:
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* Special Olympics
* Simon House
* Women's Shelter/Safe House
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* Access/Soup Kitchen/Men's Shelter
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* Painting the downtown elevated railroad structure
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Laurie A. Fetterly, 52, pleaded no contest Feb. 25 to misdemeanor theft before Judge Jay N. Conley, who withheld sentenced and granted her one year in Oconto County VIP.
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History of the 1964-1965 Ford Falcon
The reskinned 1964 Falcon was available with the underpowered 144 six, the adequate 170 six or a new-for-1964 bored-and-stroked 200 cubic-inch "small-block" six transplanted from the Fairlane line. A 260 V-8 also was available in any Falcon; putting out 164 horsepower in a car weighing in at 2,500 pounds meant some serious "giddyup." This car was the inspiration for the Mustang in April 1964, and it shared its bones with the original 1960 Falcon. The 1964 Falcon's look was new: boxier and classier, with sculpted body sides expanding toward Ford's trademark round taillights. The Falcon suddenly found itself out on racetracks and drag strips, instead of just grocery trips with mom and kids. The 1965 Falcons were available with a 289 cubic-inch small-block V-8 they shared with the Fairlanes and Mustangs. A V-8 four-speed manual was also an option. Beginning in 1965, the 200 six also featured seven main bearings instead of four, which made the engine far more reliable and smoother.Get a quote for this vehicle. < Back to Years
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In 2011, Aubrey High School had 15 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Texas average is 15 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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I went to Aubrey high school, born and raised. All I have to say is no one else needs the football field other then band. It never open unless it's reserved or someone who is responsible for whatever it is needed or has th key. The gym is not open because of how expensive I is to repair. If the gym is needed for basketball to practice then on you think it is basketballs responsibility to reserve or have the keys to have it open. Great school, great teachers, students and families.
The academics of Aubrey High School are very good. The activities offered to the students are very good. The one complaint is that the gym is not open for the basketball team to practice hardly at all. All sports need to be supported, not just football.


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|We have analysed the pattern of symptoms in patients presenting with synovial sarcoma to identify factors which led to long delays in diagnosis. In 35 children, the early symptoms and the results of clinical and radiological investigation were reviewed, along with the presumed diagnoses. The duration of symptoms was separated into patient delay and doctor delay. Only half of the patients had one or more of the four clinical findings suggestive of sarcoma according to the guidance of the National Institute for Clinical Excellence at the onset of symptoms. Of the 33 children for whom data were available, 16 (48.5%) presented with a painless mass and in ten (30.3%) no mass was identified. Seven (21.2%) had an unexplained joint contracture. Many had been extensively investigated unsuccessfully. The mean duration of symptoms was 98 weeks (2 to 364), the mean patient delay was 43 weeks (0 to 156) and the mean doctor delay was 50 weeks (0 to 362). The mean number of doctors seen before referral was three (1 to 6) and for 15 patients the diagnosis was obtained after unplanned excision. Tumours around the knee and elbow were associated with a longer duration of symptoms and longer doctor delay compared with those at other sites. Delays did not improve significantly over the period of our study of 21 years, and we were unable to show that delay in diagnosis led to a worse prognosis. Our findings highlight the variety of symptoms associated with synovial sarcoma and encourage greater awareness of this tumour as a potential diagnosis in childhood.
|F Chotel; A Unnithan; C R Chandrasekar; R Parot; L Jeys; R J Grimer
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|Created Date: 2008-08-01 Completed Date: 2008-10-28 Revised Date: 2010-11-10
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Holding tight to a bouquet of yellow roses and each other's arms, Tamala and Colleen Arbaczewski asked to apply for a marriage license on Friday in the Allegheny County Office of Court Records.
As expected, the Findlay couple married in Massachusetts in October was denied.
"We'll be back," said Colleen Arbaczewski, 53. "I will do it again and again and again."
The women were among same-sex couples in Allegheny and Fayette counties who marked Valentine's Day by attempting to apply for marriage licenses, knowing they would be denied, as part of the "License Our Love" event coordinated by Marriage Equality for Pennsylvania and Marriage Equality USA.
Pennsylvania law prohibits same-sex marriages, though legal experts predict that law soon will be overturned.
The U.S. Supreme Court in June struck down a federal ban on gay marriages but left some legal issues unresolved. Since then, gay marriage has become "the most rapidly evolving civil rights issue in the nation's history," said Duquesne University Law School professor Wes Oliver.
Since December, federal court rulings have overturned bans in Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky and this week in Norfolk, where U.S. District Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen ruled the Virginia statute violated people's equal protection under the law granted by the U.S. Constitution.
In Pennsylvania, a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union challenging the state's 1996 law is scheduled for trial in June.
"Activist judges are trying to thwart the will of the people," said state Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, R-Cranberry. "It's obvious that the left has not been able to have their will at the polls or in the legislature, and now they are attacking marriage through the court."
A national 2013 Gallup poll said 52 percent of those surveyed would vote for a law to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states, and 43 percent said they would vote against it with the remainder undecided. There was a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
About a half-dozen lawsuits related to the issue are pending in Pennsylvania, but legal experts are watching the ACLU suit before U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III in Harrisburg, Oliver said.
"The final result of the litigation in Pennsylvania is foreordained, just as it is in every other state. The only truly open question now is how long it will take for the judicial process to grind to its inevitable conclusion," said University of Pittsburgh professor John Burkoff.
In Fayette County's Register of Wills Office, the bride wore a white wedding gown with a pink sash, and her wife wore a black suit and red scarf.
Though legally married in Maryland on Jan. 2, Mechelle "Shelly" and Simonetta "Simie" Marafon of Uniontown left the office without the license they sought to have Pennsylvania recognize their union.
"We are doing what we want to do, which is to get awareness out there to other couples that there's hope something will happen," said Shelly Marafon, 43, who has lived with Simie, 48, a native of Italy, for six years.
Like Kate Barkman in Allegheny County's Office of Court Records, Fayette's Register of Wills Donald Redman said he has to follow the law.
"I don't legislate the law," Redman said. "We enforce the law."
Among the reasons same-sex couples seek a sanctioned marriage are the ability to file joint tax returns, to have a say in each other's medical care, and to receive Social Security death benefits, said Paula Johnston, an organizer for Marriage Equality for Pennsylvania.
Aaron Aupperlee and Liz Zemba are Trib Total Media staff writers. Staff writer Brad Bumsted contributed to this report.
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Apple versus Samsung case handed to jury for deliberation
updated 10:37 pm EDT, Tue August 21, 2012
Jury: 40-page verdict worksheet, 108 pages of instructions
A full courtroom and overflow gallery marked a day of jury instructions and closing arguments in the Apple versus Samsung patent trial today. After reviewing motions and orders for closing arguments and jury instructions filed as late as 3 a.m., Judge Lucy Koh commenced the day with a reading of the 109 pages of jury instructions. Wrapping up the day, both Apple and Samsung concluded the cases with expectedly contentious final arguments and rebuttals.
The expansive jury instructions occupied hours of the court's time even before the closing arguments. In a nod to the repetitive, yet important nature of the jury instructions, the judge ordered that they would all periodically stand "to make sure we're alive." Topics covered in court, such as willful infringement, trade dress dilution, prior art, and design obviousness were all detailed -- as well as specific instructions on how to rule and calculate damages, with emphasis on a unanimous verdict being required at the end of deliberations.
Apple lead attorney Harold McElhinny began the closing argument process, covering the history of iPhone development starting in 2003, and reiterating Samsung's design philosophy over the time period prior to the iPhone's announcement that "shocked the world."
Following Samsung releases in the post-iPhone world, McElhinny reminded the jury of Google's warning that Samsung change the designs on their smartphones, since the search giant felt they resembled the iPhone too closely, but noted that "Samsung chose to ignore that demand and continue on the path of copying."
McElhinny started challenging Samsung's approach to the trial and lawsuits, saying that instead of doing "the right thing," i.e. not copying Apple's innovations and look, Samsung decided to "gin up claims of its own ... and take us down the road that has led us to this courthouse." Criticizing the witnesses chosen by Samsung en masse, the Apple attorney reminded the jury that a great number of iPhone designers and Apple executives testified in the case and "Samsung had a chance to defend itself in this case, instead they sent you lawyers."
On Apple's damages demand, Apple's attorney pointed out that Samsung has sold 22 million infringing phones, generating $8 billion in revenue and driving the point home by saying "the damages in this case should be large because the infringement has been massive."
McElhinny's statement was about an hour long, and followed by Samsung's own closing argument. Lawyer Charles Verhoeven led the presentation, wondering if there was any brand confusion by Samsung's products. He asked why Apple hadn't presented anybody who would say that they were fooled into buying Samsung's products because of similarity, and said that Apple "didn't provide any evidence of deception or confusion is because there isn't any."
Verhoeven pointed out the large amount of press related to the case to the jury, telling them that they were there because if the decision "goes Apple's way, [it] could change the way competition works in this country." In Samsung's view, Apple is trying to end open competition with this patent lawsuit.
The jury was once again walked through the differences in smartphones and tablets from Samsung's point of view, with the intent of proving to the jury that form of the devices has followed function, and the evolution of the designs over time has driven the rounded corners, and other features that Apple considers its own intellectual property.
"Samsung is a good corporate citizen," the attorney told the jury, saying that the Korean manufacturer supplies a large amount of the components inside several Apple products. Verhoeven added that "we don't think Samsung should have to pay anything, we don't think we're liable," but if the jury does award damages to Apple, then the $2.75 billion award suggested by expert witnesses is "ridiculous."
Apple's rebuttal to Samsung's close was Apple patent attorney William Lee. He stated that Apple wasn't trying to legally drown competition, but that "all [Apple] is saying is make your own [stuff]," intimating that Samsung was attempting to scare the audience and jury, and echoing remarks from co-founder Steve Jobs, current CEO Tim Cook and other Apple executives.
In a nod to Verhoeven's noting that Samsung provided components for the iPhone, Lee said that Samsung "wanted to fly below the radar until they could ambush their partner with a knockoff phone, " and that "Apple took five years to bring this revolution to us, Samsung took three months to copy it."
Lee continued with reminders to the court that Samsung was under the gun for antitrust law violations, as well as problems with fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) patent negotiations, so the jury would have to decide who was operating fairly, and playing by the rules. Lee reinforced that in Apple's view "Samsung has not lived by the rules," and demonstrated by bringing up the fact that Samsung didn't disclose its patents properly and legally, and as such, gave up the right to assert them against other parties.
Apple attorney McElhinny wrapped up Apple's closing by saying that Apple would "reaffirm the American patent system" and that Samsung would never change infringing behavior if all the jury does is "slap them on the wrist."
In the last few minutes of the trial, Charles Verhoeven concluded by insisting that Samsung played by the rules, and has valid patent rights. In conclusion, Samsung finished with "let's let the innovators compete. Let's have Samsung compete freely in the marketplace" instead of having Apple attempt to block innovation in the courtroom.
After months of preparations, back and forth exchanges with CEOs of the two companies, and countless contentious pre-trial legal exchanges, the courtroom arguments are over, at least for now. The verdict is now in the hands of the jury. Deliberations begin Wednesday morning at 9 a.m.
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: Garry
: 21
: Male
Currently Resides
: Sun City, CA
: American
: English
: Homosexual
Eye Color
: Left Eye, Gray-Green. Right Eye, Blue.
Hair Color
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: Garry is tall and has a lean figure. He wears a long, dark blue, tattered coat that he claims to be "fashionable". He has light purple hair with a few darker streaks, pale skin and blue eyes. His hair always covers his left eye.*
:He supposedly has a traditionally feminine personality, mostly depicted through his use of the Japanese equivalent of lavender linguistics (though this was mostly lost during the English translation). It is unspecified as to why he talks like this, aside from having 'taken to it', and believing it to be more gentle.*
Garry is mysterious, exotic and his mood often swings but when talking to Ib, he is kind and very nice to her from the first moment they meet.
It also shows that he has a much gentler side when Ib faints and he covers her with his coat and even give her a piece of lemon candy.
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Promise of a Reunion ("Main Verse")
:After burning Mary's portrait, Garry's hand is bleeding. Ib gives Garry her handkerchief. After getting out of the deformed gallery, Garry remembers Ib after escaping the demented museum when he finds her handkerchief in his pocket. He was given the item when he cut his hand on glass before they escaped. Garry tells Ib he wants to hold onto it and return it one day after he cleans it up and promises that they will meet again one day.
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| 01/22/2014 4:22 am
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The ninja jumped back to keep a mild distance between them. "Oh! My bad! I didn't know!" He immediately spoke in an apologetic tone. Oh how he hated to cause trouble to others... who weren't bad people, of course. Ranmoodo seemed to not hear his last question, for he was too occupied at trying to not bother Garry once more. "I've should've remained in my cat-form to give you a heads up."
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"Um... How can I explain it...?" The unmasked ninja crosses his arms before bringing a hand to stroke his chin, "Ooo is such a marvelous kingdom ruled by the powerful, yet generous Princess Bubblegum! I'd love to give you a tour sometime, Garry!" Ranmoodo had to think extra-hard at his next inquire. "Hmm... Other than me? Well, there's a lot of candy people here, but I guess there's bound to be a cat strolling around or two." He smiled.
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The feline, now in complete human form, tilted his head curiously at the man. The ninja was feeling grateful for the other's respectful tone, for he had a soft place for those who were very polite. "Oh, it is quite alright! We can't really control foul diseases, can we?" A humorous chuckle as he stated proudly, "Hi, Garry! I am Ranmoodo, the ninja of this fine, wonderful kingdom you can call Ooo!"
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She will replace Louise Dearman, who is currently playing the role through Nov. 16.
Verkaik made her debut as Elphaba in the German language production of Wicked in Nov. 2007 in Stuttgart and subsequently in Oberhausen. She reprised the role in the Dutch language premiere production, opening at the AFAS Circustheater in Nov. 2011 and made her Broadway debut at the Gershwin Theatre Feb 12, 2013.
Read Playbill.com's Diva Talk with Verkaik here.
She studied at the Rotterdam Conservatory and originally pursued a career in the music industry before making the transition to musical theatre. Other credits include playing Scaramouche and Killer Queen in We Will Rock You, Amneris in Aida (Da Capo Award for Best Musical Performer); and the title role in Elisabeth, based on the story of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. She has made numerous concert and television appearances across Europe and can be heard on two Scott Alan albums, "Live" and "What I Wanna Be When I Grow Up." She can also be heard on the Original German Cast Recording of Wicked and performs "Solang ich dich hab" ("As Long As You're Mine") and "Gutes tun" ("No Good Deed") on the special 5th Anniversary edition of the Original Broadway Cast Recording.
Michael McCabe, UK Executive Producer adds, "Since its Broadway debut 10 years ago, Wicked has become a truly global phenomenon and nobody personifies the show's international appeal more than Willemijn, who has performed the role of Elphaba in three languages in three different countries. We are thrilled that London audiences will now get the opportunity to experience Willemijn's incredible performance, for which she has been so justly acclaimed."
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Churches struggle. Sometimes they are able to move beyond their brokenness. Sometimes reconciliation is not found. It is a process that is often complicated. Yet, in the beginning, middle, and end it is about God. It is about God and it is about the understanding that God is present right here and right now.
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Death is absolutely the most controversial, spellbinding and downright terrifying concept in the world today. Questions concerning the afterlife (if there is one), when its your time to go, etc… have been questions that have perplexed society since the beginning of time. I know you are wondering, "What does all of this rambling have to do with Pet Semetery"? Well, imagine if you had the power to bring loved ones back from the dead. But, as a result of this resurrection, the person brought back to life is not quite the same person they were before their demise. If you had the power to play god, would you exploit it?
Pet Semetery is a movie adaptation of one of the most disturbing Stephen King novels ever made, and it documents the lives of the Creeds, your average middle class family. After a truck runs down the family cat, the neighbor Jud feels the need to tell his good friend Louis Creed about the pet cemetery, a place that possesses ancient Indian powers, which can bring back the dead. However, the ground has since become sour, and as a result the magic doesn?t work as it was originally intended to. Not to reveal any spoilers, lets just say that Louis Creed will have to make a horrifying decision when the pain of a loved ones departure becomes too great to bear.
What makes this movie so compelling is that from the get-go, you know the family is doomed from the start. The entire movie has a eerie, depressing feel to it, much like the book of the same name. I personally feel that this is the best Stephen King book-to-movie adaptation ever made, and its vastly underrated because of the seemingly hundreds of other Stephen King movies in existence. Either way, make no mistake: this movie will chill you to the bone as a disturbing sub-plot involving Rachel Creed's (Louis' wife) dead sister comes into play. The gore factor is very high, especially towards the end, in typical Stephen King fashion.
Bottom Line: The plot alone would make for a scary movie, but by injecting excellent atmosphere, capable acting and generally nightmarish scenes, Pet Semetery is a truly effective horror flick and well worth the price of admission.


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To renew your electrical certificate. Fee varies depending on renewal type.
Used by certified self-insured companies when they are acquired by another organization. New parent organization guarantees the self-insured workers' compensation liabilities of its new subsidiary.
This the application for an Electrical Training Certificate or the renewal of. (This does NOT make you a registered apprentice).
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This form is used to apply for the backflow specialty examination.
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Used by employers to apply for self-insurance certification.
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Application and instructions for the specialty electrician certificate for 03A, 06B, 07A, 07B, 07C, 07D, 07E and 10. Eligibility granted through modified supervision requirements of RCW 19.28.191(1)(g)(ii)
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To assign or unassign your status as an administrator or master.
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To request a duplicate or replacement of your Washington state electrical license or certificate.
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Originally posted by Chris Stewart: In JSF, what's the best way to display or not display a div based on the value in one of my JavaBeans? In JSP, I imagine I'd just use Java code to do this, but in JSF I'm told that's a no-no. So, any suggestions?
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Writing in The New York Times, Matt Bai thinks Obama may have made a big mistake by listening to Bill Clinton.
Up until he won the Republican nomination, the Obama campaign appeared set to characterize Mitt Romney as a "well-oiled weathervane" - a political opportunist who would pretend to believe anything in order to win.
If there's a "hot button" issue Romney hasn't done a complete 180 since his days as a Massachusetts pol, it's hard to think what it is: abortion, gay rights, immigration reform, and most of all, health care. ...


text: By JIM BREWER T-G Staff Writer PERRYSVILLE I worked at Pleasant Hill Lake Park a couple of summers, and, because I love ice cream, I stopped by here every day while I was working, said Justin Skok of Ashland as he enjoyed a milk shake at one of the picnic tables at Perrysville Drive In. The Drive In is a very popular summer delight smack in the middle of Perrysville, at the intersection of Third Street (Ohio 39) and Bridge Street (that used to be Ohio 95). The food is good, too, and not expensive. So even now, while I dont work at Pleasant Hill any more, I come as often as I can, Skok said. Today three of my friends and I drove down here on our bikes. This is as good as any place to stop for lunch. The ice cream, the good and inexpensive food, and the central location are all magnets bringing folks to the Drive In. On some days as many as 30 diners fill the three picnic tables, with shading umbrellas. Three ladies who work in the personnel office at nearby Mansfield Plumbing Products were sharing a table. One of the reasons we come here is because all three of us grew up in Butler, where owner Sherry Kiners mother once operated the dairy, Kim Lawrentz said. Sherry uses the same barbecue sauce on her sloppy Joes and barbecue beef sandwiches that her mother did, and we love it. We come here about once a month, Joy Stover added. Its good to get out of the office once in a while. Michele Johnson said she worked with Kiners mother, Mary Petty, at the Butler drive in. She was a real stickler for doing things right, Johnson said. But her food was excellent, as it is here. Leslie Metcalf and her 7-year-old daughter, Cadence Seffens, walk to the Drive In for lunch and ice cream at least once a week. We just live around the corner, and it is so convenient, we often get to see our friends, and the food is really good, Metcalf said. I dont think I have ever driven here. Emily Schuck of Perrysville also visits the Drive In, referred to by many locals as the dairy, mostly because of the good food. The people who work here are fun, too. One of several summer workers at the Drive In, Pamela Bradley, underscored Emilys fun comment. This is the third summer I have worked here, and the reason I come back is because the ladies that run the place, Sherry and her assistant, Darlene Bilger, are really fun to work with. Still, when it gets really busy here, everybody gets real serious and we all work really hard. And then, when it slows down again, we go back to having fun. Kiner has managed Perrysville Drive In for the past 22 years, and took over ownership when her mother and stepfather, Mary and J.R. Petty, retired. I learned the ropes at moms drive in in Butler, which she owned from 1968 to 1989, Kiner said. She purchased this one in 1984. Becoming a trademark at the Drive In is Jo Mamma, an imitation car hop who presides on the back corner of the restaurant. She kind of looks like the owner, one of the diners at the picnic tables said.


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Out Boy
2007 Honda Civic Tour rolls into town this week, and were
left to wonder: However do they fit five bands and all their
gear into such a small car?
OK, har-dee-har, whatever, shut up. The tour is sponsored
by Hondas flagship brand; the bands will, of course, travel
in their own rides. In the case of headliners Fall Out Boy,
were guessing the ride is a big, lush tour bus with a fully
stocked mascara locker. The Chicago emo-pop heartthrobs
are currently plugging their Infinity on High release;
in lesser ways, theyre also pimping Angels & Kings,
the bar they just opened in New Yorks East Village, and
bassist Pete Wentzs status as one of Peoples 100
Most Beautiful. Which apparently means that People
has a few openings for editors with eyesight.
Also appearing on Wednesdays emo-riffic bill are +44 (featuring
former Blink 182-ers Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker), The
Academy Is . . ., Cobra Starship, and . . . Paul Wall? Perhaps
he really is selling everybody grills!
The Honda Civic Tour, featuring Fall Out Boy, hits the Saratoga
Performing Arts Center (Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga
Springs) this Wednesday (May 30). Tickets for the 6 PM show
are $39.25 in the amphitheatre, $23.75 on the lawn. (Ahh,
the lawn. Welcome back, summer!) For more information or
to purchase tickets, call the box office at 587-3330.
Encounters With Music
wiz me to ze cazbah, ma petit cherie amour . . .
Spring is here, and all around us are the signs of love.
Or something like that. Close Encounters With Music will
bring the musical love on Saturday evening in Great Barrington,
Mass., with their program LAmour Toujours. Musical guests
including James Tocco (piano), Lisa Shihoten (violin) and
Nadine Asin (flute) will join cellist and musical director
Yehuda Hanani for a romance-drenched program of Brahms (Piano
Quartet in C-minor), Franck (Piano Quintet),
Tchaikovsky and Piazzolla.
LAmour Toujours will be presented by Close Encounters With
Music on Saturday (May 26) at 6 PM at the Mahaiwe Performing
Arts Center (14 Castle St., Great Barrington). Tickets are
$35, $10 students; $100 preferred seating and patrons reception.
For reservations and information, call (800) 843-0778 or
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arguments made in Unsafe at Any Speed seem quaintcars
shouldnt run over their owners, they shouldnt blind drivers
with shiny interior chrome, they shouldnt fishtail uncontrollably,
they should all have seatbelts. Such common-sense stuff,
its a wonder that any of it was ever debated. But it was
debated, and vehemently. So if these design details appear
to be no-brainers today, it is in large part due to the
effectiveness of the activist who championed these concerns
way back in 1965.
On May 25, Ralph Nader will visit the Capital Regionspecifically,
the Spectrum 8 Theatres, the Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza
in Albany, the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy,
and Red Fox Books in Glens Fallsas part of a tour promoting
his latest book, The Seventeen Traditions, an autobiographical
work about growing up working class in bucolic Connecticut,
and the opening of the documentary about Naders career,
An Unreasonable Man. He refers to the book as a love
story for his parents, and reviewers have noted its warm
tone and noncontroversial subject matter. You can be certain,
however, while visiting the area, controversial issues will
be exactly what Nader will want to talk about.
power is so dominant, we now have a corporate government
in Washington, Nader said in a phone interview with Metroland.
It is dominant now more than ever. Its corrupting our
electoral processes. It is turning the government against
its own people. Washington, D.C., is corporate-occupied
It is within this corporate-occupied territory that Ralph
Nader has spent the past 30 years fighting the influence
of 10,000 political action committees and more than 35,000
full-time lobbyists representing the interests of large
corporations. Many of his battles have been documented in
An Unreasonable Man.
So, what can be done about our corporatacracy?
we need to get public funding of campaigns, Nader said.
Also, he would like to see the Audience Network Act enacted.
It is a proposal that he championed during his 2004 presidential
premise is that the people own the public airwaves, he
said. The Federal Communications Commission is the real-estate
agent and it gives away licenses free 24 hours a day to
a large variety of radio and television corporations. The
idea is to return an hour or more a day of prime-time television
to the control of the audience, establishing nonprofit studios
that allow reporters to put out news without the pressures
of advertisersor, in the case of public media, underwriterson
Another blow to big government would be the empowering third
parties, which have always been the champions of bold ideas,
he argued, including womens suffrage, the 40-hour work
week, and Social Security.
should not allow a two-party dictatorship to stifle third-party
candidates, he said. I think people want more voices and
Ralph Nader comes to the Capital Region bearing stories,
statistics and progressive solutions tomorrow (Friday, May
25), and youll have many chances to catch him. He begins
his day at 11 AM the Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza (Albany)
with a book signing. Next, he travels to Glens Falls to
speak at 3 PM at Red Fox Books (28 Ridge St., Glens Falls);
An Unreasonable Man opens that evening at 7:40 PM
at Aimees Dinner & a Movie (190-194 Glen St., Glens
Then, its back to Albany, to the Spectrum 8 Theatres (290
Delaware Ave., Albany), where Nader will lead a Q &
A after the 3:30 and 6:30 PM showings of the documentarytaking
time to slip out and head over to a pizza party and fundraiser
(6-8 PM, $25) at the Sanctuary for Independent Media (3361
6th Ave., Troy). Need extra incentive to go to the Spectrum?
Well, the Rock Hill Bakehouse is making sure youll get
a free loaf of bread when you buy a ticket. For more information,
call Spectrum 8 Theatres at 449-8995 or the Sanctuary at


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Dan HindlemanA for the increased pricing of electricity to private homes, I wonder if this would not be a good opportunity for the construction industry and home/apartment owners to be forced to build homes in the Kanto area (and other areas where it is not yet done) which are insulated to modern standards. As anyone who has lived in other advanced countries knows, there is next to no effective insulation in Tokyo housing. Even hot water pipes are left bare. Many walls are entirely hollow with no insulation of any kind. Some floors/ ceilings have basic 1960s level fiberglass insulation but that's about it. How about some modern thinking. awareness, and the dropping of any "Japanese tradition" as an excuse to save energy. There may then be less of a need for the public to bear the major burden of energy conservation by sending money to those have so arrogantly wasted it in the past.
jjwalshIt is so refreshing to read such an informative and forward thinking article, thank you for making it public. I also wrote a blog post on a similar theme of taking a serious look at our energy legacy that we are leaving for future generations in light of what is happening in Fukushima. Along similar lines to what you say, it seems the best plan at present is to suspend future nuclear plants, make sure the ones being used currently are made safer and updated while investing more funds into solar, wind and other renewable options we already use here in Japan, already have the technology for and already have connected to the grid (except for in the North where the grid suffered damage and is not yet online from what I've read). One of the questions on my blog was asking what the power outage rates and pricing are for wind, solar and nuclear in Japan- I haven't been able to find too much information in English and not sure if I am searching with the right words in Japanese, do you have any links of use?


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text: Agyness Deyn has just released the campaign for her second Dr. Martens collection, and all we can say is that the nineties are certainly (certainly!) here to stay.\u000A\u000A \u0022After doing several Dr. Martens campaigns, I asked if I could design some clothes and shoes for them,\u0022 Deyn told us. \u0022It\u0027s been an amazing relationship since.\u0022 For spring, the model\u0027s take on the classic brand is both girly — think bows and hearts — and quirky, thanks to an eyeball motif. She says the ad campaign is based on \u0022those nutty wild chicks who run around wearing whatever they want\u0022.\u000A\u000A As for that nineties resurgence we can\u0027t stop talking about? This is how Aggy describes her uniform of choice from the grunge decade: \u0022Unwashed hair, 501s, floral baby tee, and classic cheery red Docs.\u0022 Yep, sounds about right.\u000A\u000A Watch the campaign video below, and click through too see Deyn modeling her Docs duds!


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Garrick Payne hugs his family after surprising them before the Westfall and Huntington football game Friday. Payne just got back from serving several months in Qatar.
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Westfall's football players certainly had a reason to celebrate their conference win Friday night against Huntington, but a Huntington family knows it won a lot more that night.
Before the game got started, Westfall took a moment to honor people serving in the military and their families, inviting them to gather around the flag. Trina Payne and her family gathered with at least five other families, tears welling up in her eyes at thoughts of her son, 21-year-old Garrick Payne, a 2010 Huntington graduate.
In April, Garrick left for his first deployment with the Air Force and original orders ...


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No charges have been filed; search warrant issued
Autopsy results released by the Macon County Sheriff's Department on Tuesday showed that the cause of death for the body found in the Middle Burningtown home on Saturday, Aug. 2, was strangulation. The body of Day Williamson, 71, was found in the upstairs back bedroom following a fire that destroyed the home. Although the body was recovered after the fire was put out, the findings of strangulation as a cause of death means that Williamson was deceased before the fire.
Macon County Sheriff Robbie Holland said that Charles Andrew Cochran, the inmate that escaped earlier this month remains a prime suspect. "At this time, no charges have been filed, but Cochran remains a prime suspect in both the fire and the death of Williamson. He is cooperating with our investigation," said Holland on Tuesday.
Cochran is currently being held without bond at the detention center on charges stemming from a trespassing incident out of Colorado.
"We are conducting a full and thorough investigation at this time, and when that is complete, we will take all of our findings to the district attorney's office to discuss what charges need to be filed," said Holland.
Cochran, the prime suspect in the case, escaped custody from the Macon County Detention Center on July 30 while on trash detail. He was able to evade officers and escape into the woods. Cochran was on the run from authorities for five days until he was captured shortly after midnight on Tuesday, Aug. 5.
When authorities took Cochran into custody, he was read his rights, at which point he waived his rights and agreed to talk with investigators, confessing to stealing and driving a Chevy Tracker belonging to Williamson. The tracker was found abandoned about a mile away from a residence where Cochran was spotted near Cartoogechaye School on that Saturday night.
A search warrant issued by Judge Roy Wijewickrama shows that Cochran was searched by Macon County Detective Anthony Corbin. Corbin applied for the warrant to search the person, place, vehicle, and other items of Cochran. The warrant included a cheek swab to obtain DNA, major case prints for comparison, and 50 full length plucked head hairs.
According to documents on file at the Clerk of Court's office, Corbin's search warrant application includes probable cause based on information gleaned from an investigation that was launched after the August 2 house fire in Middle Burningtown. According to Corbin's report, when Cochran was taken into custody at a residence on Green Street on Aug. 4, he was in possession of a .38 caliber revolver. The investigation also led authorities to the Gazebo Restaurant where a bag containing underwear, socks, ammunition, a clear jewelry box containing a gold and blue stone U.S. Navy ring, and a blue case containing a .40 caliber Beretta handgun with three clips containing hollow point bullets was found. The bag, along with its contents was identified by Day Williamson's grandson, Chris Barham, as belonging to Williamson.
Based on the information gathered thus far, Detective Corbin believes with the DNA evidence collected through the search warrant, Cochran will be directly connected to the homicide of Williamson as well as additional crimes surrounding the incident, including a shooting that ocurred the same night at a residence on West Palmer Street.


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Move Over Stella d Oro: Cherry Almond Biscotti Recipe
Posted By Susan On June 9, 2011 @ 3:18 pm In Baking,Cookies and Brownies,Italian,Recipes | 18 Comments
Until recently, I never understood some people's fascination with biscotti. My parents loved them. I did not. To me, they were long, thick, rock-hard bricks with a peculiar licorice taste, obnoxiously trying to pass themselves off as cookies. They didn't fool me, though. Whatever they were, I was certain that they were not any kind of cookies I was interested in.
When I was a kid, every Sunday dinner was finished off with a pot of espresso and a plate of those obnoxious biscotti – always Stella d'Oro [1] brand. Every self-respecting Italian housewife kept a stash of Stella d'Oro cookies in her pantry, including my mother and my nonna. You know, in case anyone happened to stop by. God forbid someone should stop by for coffee and there were no cookies or cake to serve with it! Tongues would wag for weeks!
As they sipped their espresso, the adults would dunk the biscotti into the thick, dark liquid and eat them. Gah! The only thing worse than biting into one of those jaw-breaking biscotti, was biting into one turned to mush by strong black coffee. To this day, the thought of it makes me cringe.
It wasn't until I began blogging that I realized that all biscotti were not the same. In fact, homemade biscotti were kind of wonderful. You can flavor them however you like, and stud them with all kinds of dried fruits and nuts – or even chocolate. And, instead of being as hard and tough as granite, they could be delightfully crunchy. The best part is, that biscotti are not hard at all to make at home, so you can have nice, fresh ones whenever you want. You never have to keep cellophane-wrapped packages of that other kind in your pantry again.
Perhaps, if my mother and grandmother had baked their own biscotti from scratch, I would have discovered their allure at a much earlier age. Think of all the years I wasted hating them! Unfortunately, except for certain holiday specialties, neither Mom nor Nonna were much into baking. Such a shame…
Since I began baking my own biscotti, I've tried several different recipes. Over time, I've taken a pinch from some and a dash from others and come up with a "go to" recipe that I really like. The basic recipe stays the same, although I switch the various add-ins based on what I have on hand and whatever my whim is that day. For these, I've used toasted almonds and plump dried cherries. I think think that this is my favorite combination of all. The cherries add a little chew and a touch of tartness to balance out the sweet. The texture of the biscotti is light, but super crunchy. And, there is no danger of chipping a tooth on one!
I like to add a little Fiori di Sicilia to these biscotti as well. It's a little difficult to describe, but Fiori di Sicilia is an Italian flavoring that has notes of vanilla and citrus. Think of an orange creamsicle and you're on the right track. It literally means "flowers of Sicily". I get mine at King Arthur Flour [2], but you can simulate the same flavors by mixing 2 parts vanilla extract with one part each of orange and lemon extracts. It smells heavenly and gives the biscotti a certain special something.
The key to a biscotti's signature crunch is that they are baked twice. The first time, they're baked in one long log. Then, they sit and cool off for a while. After that, they are sliced into bars and baked again until they get all browned and crispy.
Here they are getting ready for round two.
Even though I do sometimes serve my biscotti with espresso, I never dunk. I'm convinced that the reason my parents did is because the ones they had were so damn hard. These biscotti are toothsome, but with one bite they yield into lovely, crumbly bits of deliciousness. Move over Stella d'Oro. There's a new game in town.
Cherry Almond Biscotti
Makes approximately 2 dozen biscotti.
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Oops! Rep. Tim Huelskamp's Public Display Of iPad Affection Reveals Secret Plan To Fight John Boehner
It is unlikely the rep will receive any great committee positions for a while.
A quick tip for politicians looking to lead a quick revolt against the Speaker of the House: Hide your iPad from plain view. Politico reported that Kansas Rep. Tim Huelskamp mistakenly displayed in view of photographers and reporters a list of his colleagues he hoped would oppose John Boehner's re-election as Speaker of the House. Ironically, the title of the document, according to the report: "You would be fired if this goes out."
Boehner, of course, was re-elected to his speaker chair.
When asked for comment about the report, Huelskamp (via a spokesman) quipped "I will not comment on stories that invade personal e-mails or private property."
Maybe next time, try a handwritten note?
[Image: via Politico]
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He was just trying to impress newspeople with his operation of Ipad. His ignorance is surpassed only by his arrogance!


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