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Tale of the tape (sort of) between Yu Darvish and Justin Verlander
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TALE OF THE TAPE (SORT OF) BETWEEN YU DARVISH AND JUSTIN VERLANDER: With Yu Darvish and Justin Verlander set to square off Thursday night in the biggest pitching matchup of the season, we decided to have a little fun with a silly tale of the tape between the two. As it turns out, they're awfully close in terms of their talent both on and off the field. So who's got the best superfan, the toughest repertoire, and the best endorsement deal? Let's run down the list...
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July 23, 2013
If you're wondering how someone like me ended up a basement dweller at the age of thirty-one, read on.
Rob's Story of Sin and Redemption
by Rob Rennie
At the same time, I found that my views and perspectives conflicted a lot with what I was learning in graduate school. My largely conservative views were not welcome.
I disliked the way teachers made excuses for poor and minority students, feeding into this whole institutional racism paradigm or self-fulfilling victim mentality. The more teachers and administrators treated minorities like they needed extra help, the more they did, but no one seemed to think this except me.
After working little odd jobs here at the here, I decided to become a personal trainer at New York Sports Club. During this time, I had a number of supernatural experiences that woke me up to the reality of God, Jesus Christ and the spiritual reality we live in. There is a battle going on in the heavenlies between good and evil for the very souls of mankind.
First Comment from Dan:
"Rob's article is the most refreshing thing I've read in weeks. He's not alone - tens of thousands of people have been winning the fight within by simply recognizing that sin is an enslaving force and rejecting it. Such catharsis brings with it the unexpected awareness of real demonic force being cast out when something full of good rushes in. Later you realize that's what all the saints and prophets were talking about, the Holy Spirit.
The apparent absence of awareness of what's 'holy' and sacred is simply what happens when worship is given to genitalia. It's not that the Holy Spirit doesn't exist or nothing is sacred; for the mind and soul consumed in lust can't see or feel anything else.
The New Testament never made any sense to me before I broke that spell myself. Now it makes sense to read that "For the mystery of iniquity is already at work. And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie" .
It's real simple: making oneself horny first thing in the morning and nursing it all day till that old derangement is chronic causes spiritual blindness, same as the smoke of a forest fire blots out the sun and blue sky.
Those who now control this culture want everybody to stay at this level of consciousness all the time so that they can rule you. They can only rule people that have no awareness of God, the Creator of this place. Because if you're aware of God and the Holy Spirit lights you up, you don't need them. The 'strong delusion' of their greatness and beauty dissolves and you see them as they really are, "Hypocrites -- like whitewashed tombs--beautiful on the outside but filled on the inside with dead bodies and rot."
It's no dishonor to be financially impoverished due to courage of conviction. Krishnamurti said, "It's no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."
Comments for "Young Man Blames Sex Addiction "
Christopher said (July 25, 2013):
As usual, great article. I sympathize because I went through something similar with the political correctness in academia. I decided to leave the USA 26 years ago instead of teaching in the highly politicized public school system. I never regret having decided to permanently leave. Anyway, I noticed that Rob, with a BA in English as well as a MA in teaching Secondary English would definately qualify for a decent job teaching English overseas. Why not try the Middle East for a while? It is better than sleeping in your parents basement! I think that he should consider teaching abroad, he probably would not regret it!
Michael said (July 24, 2013):
Great story! This very subject has weighed heavily on my mind for a while now.
I have come to believe there is a battle for our souls, and porn is a tool of the evil
Forces seeking to keep us from our potential and fulfillment. I still struggle with
The worship aspect, but have come around to acknowledging there is a superior
Spiritual entity that we should strive to emulate, and porn is a definite block to that end.
anon said (July 24, 2013):
Rennie's dad would have done jail time
a few generations ago. Rennie was 13.
Boys need fathers. I blame Dad. No wonder he belittles Rennie: his evil wrecked the lad, he can't face it, so he shifts blame. God moved where a human flopped.
Hey Dad, news flash: we're in The Greater Depression, not the 1950s. The only growth is Big Brother, Big Banking, Porn, and War.
Banking's wrecking crews moved cultural stigma from sex to evasion of usury.
Generations dwelled together since ancient times. Now it's called "failure."
Bankers grow dynasties sharing mansions with multi-generations, and bequeath businesses and trusts to the kids, but train us to "grow up" and "move out" and "compete" as evidence of our success.
They sit on their duffs collecting our payments. They arrange us like cows in milking stalls called housing lots. Estate taxes bounce off them by magick legal tricks, but destroy our inheritances "for fairness" and "the
common good" meaning theirs, natch.
They pull cons like MERS, tungsten bars, high-speed computer trading, fractional fiat money-by-keystroke, and sovereign borrowing to inifinity aka slavery. They say "stick em up" to Congress for gambling debts and murder Presidents offering usury-free money.
We plebes get different rules. We must pay our bills, see; and be "responsible" like, see. They're just too big to jail and we need them, see.
TARP I, II, III could have paid off every mortgage - every car loan - every student loan - and still gifted them free trillions. The money was backstopped by our future taxes and might
as well have paid off our notes. Congress just had to insist upon a "jubilee" deal.
Hey bankers: make your money the old-fashioned way, "earn it." Me and my spouse and children moved back into Mom's paid-off home to build our dynasty, not yours. We're homeschooling the grandkids and growing our food for free.
Suck my default.
Muhammed said (July 23, 2013):
I am from a Islamic country where these porn movies are close by govt. We can not even see it online but the boys and girls of my age are too much busy in download software to open these sites and they are enjoying to see it.
In Islamic rule muslims are only allow to do sex with their wife only but as the young generation is keep watching these adult movies when they become married they also do sex in same hard way to their wife. They also want the girls who are more sexy and open minded.thats why the girls in my society who r not so much good looking and do not like hard way sex are divorced after married or some girls keep their tears inside them about how their husband abuse them.or they take divorce in the age of 36 or 45.
All this r coz of this porn industry. I also see many porn movies but I am trying to stop it and control my self.because we are human not animal
In this I do not blame only on boys girls r also involve in this they also want indirectly that some boy do sex with them.they keep no about sex on their lips but their heart is saying yes.
Dan comments:
Muhammed's observations on what porn exposure is doing to the expectations and demands of Muslim youth reminds us that happened here 50 years ago.
It took longer because pornographers had no way to deliver it into private homes via computer. It wasn't till then that as many females have become addicted to it through exposure.
I'm sorry to hear that pornographers have found ways to sneak access to children in the targeted countries. But then it would be naive to believe they wouldn't.
Girls have a natural inclination to pattern themselves the way they believe men want. When young men of a culture shift expectations from virtue and fidelity in woman to insist on behaving like pornographic fantasy marriage is reduced to prostitution. And the men wonder why the women don't have any virtue?
It's subtle but it starts with what girls think men want, every time. Even though feminism strives to intimidate men into believing that men have no influence on how girls turn out when they grow up. In our society where girls are pressured to give it it up to sex at earlier ages than ever, it's too young and the circumstances are usually traumatic on some level. Her virtue is crushed. This is now the vicious cycle that fuels feminism.
JG said (July 23, 2013):
What a story, good article here.
Pornography is the devil's tool to distract us from God's plan by depleting our souls through lust.
Masturbation is sex out of imagination without any love or affection. It's one of Satan's counterfeit replacements for what is Godly and real.
Prostitution, a little more normal and maybe less harmful is still wrong because it's sex without love and purpose other than to fulfill a lustful urge.
Promiscuity, even closer to normal is still wrong because it's a form of "free love" (contraception) without responsibility and commitment. When contraception fails or is not used it then produces a "love child" which often goes abandoned.
There are no shortcuts or replacements for God's Divine Order and Plan that will bring you contentment for too long.
Satan offers us temporal elation through sex and drugs in exchange for the things that are eternal.
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It is critical that people who are not satisfied with the mental health care they receive discuss their concerns with providers, ask for information, and seek help from other sources.
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This is one of many fact sheets on children's mental health disorders. All the fact sheets listed below are written in an easy-to-read style. Families, caretakers, and media professionals may find them helpful when looking for information about mental health disorders. For free copies, call 1-800-789-2647, or visit http://www.mentalhealth.samhsa.gov
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ClinicalTrials.gov, National Institutes of Healthwww.clinicaltrials.gov
Food and Drug Administrationwww.fda.gov
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrationwww.samhsa.gov
A Family Guide to Keeping Youth Mentally Healthy and Drug Freehttp://store.samhsa.gov/product/Keeping-Your-Teens-Drug-Free-A-Family-Guide/PHD1114
National Institute of Mental Healthwww.nimh.nih.gov
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Endnotes ¹ U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (1999). Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Despite a massive Internet protest and controversies around the secret manner of negotiations, the Polish government will sign the anti-piracy agreement ACTA on January 26, as planned. Katarzyna Odrozek reports.
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This is a post that I have not wanted to write. I kept putting it off…but it's an issue that finally needs to be addressed.
I hate confrontation. Hate it. I usually avoid it if at all possible. But, after seeking the advice from several trusted friends, I have come to realize that if I don't confront this problem, it will NOT go away. It will only get worse. And that's not something I can bear.
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Over the past several months, I have been receiving several unkind emails and comments. I've posted some things on Facebook, just ideas or little tips, and sometimes they get beat down very harshly. Sometimes I get emails from readers telling me that I'm "annoying" or that I "only post common sense that everyone already knows," and I'm "not helpful at all."
I kept telling Barry and my family that these things weren't bothering me – that with every comment, I got a thicker skin. Well, that's a lie…and quite frankly, I don't want to have thick skin. These comments hurt. Every time I get a nasty comment, it's like a smack in the face.
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I feel beat down and hurt – and recently I just wanted to quit. But then my awesome friend, Leigh Ann from Intentional by Grace sent me this wonderful article: Don't Be Ruled By The 1%. And wow…it spoke to me. 99% of my readers are nice – they say nice things to me and they are helpful. I enjoy you – thanks for being my friend.
I will NOT allow the 1% to rule how I feel about my blog any more.
I know this is something that other bloggers are dealing with as well – and I'm speaking out. We are not going to take this treatment any longer!
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The opening day of PAX East in Boston was capped by a fairly humongous presentation from PC gaming hardware manufacturer Nvidia, representatives from which introduced two new graphic cards: The XLR8 GeForce GTX 480 1536MB and XLR8 GeForce GTX 470 1280MB. The new pieces of hardware are priced at $500 and $350, respectively, and have a tentative release window of mid-April.
In addition to being capable of rendering some impressive visuals -- as seen in the presentation's 3D, multi-monitor demos of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Metro 2033 -- the two devices come loaded with some neat bonuses. Among these are a handful of download vouchers for high-def films from Sony Pictures and two tech demos titled Design Garage and Supersonic Sled. We really, really hope the latter can be fleshed out into a full-length game.


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Judge: Remove life support for pregnant woman
Fort Worth, Texas • A judge on Friday ordered a Texas hospital to remove life support for a pregnant, brain-dead woman.
Judge R. H. Wallace Jr. issued the ruling in the case of Marlise Munoz. John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth has been keeping Munoz on life support against her family's wishes. The judge gave the hospital until 4 p.m. Monday to remove life support.
Munoz was 14 weeks pregnant when her husband found her unconscious Nov. 26, possibly due to a blood clot.
Erick Munoz says he and his wife are paramedics who were clear that they didn't want life support in this type of situation. His attorney argued that keeping the woman alive would set a dangerous precedent for future cases of pregnant, brain-dead women.
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New 2010 Tundra Crewmax will be mine soon (07 Crewmax going bye bye).
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Study: 91% of Japanese don't want iPhone 3G
updated 12:20 pm EDT, Wed June 18, 2008
Japan iPhone 3G Study
Despite the relative success of the iPod in Japan, the iPhone 3G isn't likely to get an immediate footing in the country, according to a new iSHARE study. Of the Japanese adults polled, 91 percent say they have no plans to buy the device when it becomes available on July 11th. Of the remaining nine percent, nearly all (8.9 percent of the total) said they planned to purchase the device. Slightly under half of these are users already signed up for SoftBank, the carrier picked for the initial Japanese launch.
The demand is a slight decrease from nearly a year ago despite the reduced pricing and features, the research group notes: about 9.6 percent were committed in July 2007 to buying an iPhone if made available for their carrier. About 62.2 percent of the survey group was also seriously considering the device after weighing its features and availability.
iSHARE doesn't make a direct explanation for customers' choices but notes that SoftBank is relatively small in the Japanese market with 22.9 percent of those polled using the network. Originally government-backed NTT DoCoMo holds the clearest lead at 39.8 percent of all the subscribers in the study, while KDDI's au service is used by 26.9 percent of the group.
The researchers also attempt to make the absence of a removable battery a point of contention in the study and say that 77.1 of those asked prefer a removable battery, though the report doesn't specifically ask respondents which if any technical reasons are considered hurdles to buying the iPhone.
Japan has been historically resistant to adopting non-native phones both due to network limitations and for technological preferences. Japanese networks require 3G cellular service both for calls and data, excluding many 2G-only phones altogether; most media-intensive phones in the country also focus on services such as the Japan-only 1Seg digital TV standard as well as very high resolution (800x480) displays, neither of which will be available with first-run iPhone 3G models.


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From Middle English deignen, from Old French deignier ("consider worthy"), from Latin dignārī, present active infinitive of digno ("consider worthy"), from dignus ("worthy"). Cognate to dignity and French daigner
deign (third-person singular simple present deigns, present participle deigning, simple past and past participle deigned)
- (intransitive) To condescend; to accept as appropriate to one's dignity.
- He didn't even deign to give us a nod of the head; he thought us that far beneath him.
- (transitive) To condescend to give; to do something.
- William Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act I scene II:
- Nor would we deign him burial of his men.
- 1871, Charlotte Mary Yonge, Heartsease, Or, The Brother's Wife (volume 2, page 189)
- He, who usually hardly deigned a glance at his infants, now lay gazing with inexpressible softness and sadness at the little sleeping face […]
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- (obsolete) To esteem worthy; to consider worth notice.
- 1598?', William Shakespeare, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Act I, scene I, line 162-3
- I fear my Julia would not deign my lines, receiving them from such a worthless post.
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NEW YORK • Uncle Sam isn't as easy a customer to land as he used to be.
Even before $85 billion in federal budget cuts went into effect this spring, small business owners who contract with the government were finding that the cost of going after federal contracts had spiked. On average, small businesses spent more than $128,000 in labor costs and other expenses in 2012 to pursue government contracts, according to a survey by American Express. That's up 49 percent from 2010.
Now that many of the budget cuts are in place, it's become even harder and more expensive for small businesses to compete for contracts, which they often count on to generate a significant portion of their revenue.
Ken Anderson usually goes to 20 or more trade shows a year to meet with hundreds of Department of Defense employees who are interested in buying the technology made by his company, Universal Synaptics. But federal agencies' travel budgets were slashed in the so-called sequestration cuts that took effect March 1, so many of the shows were canceled. Now Anderson is spending more time and money flying to meetings at government facilities. Instead of going to one show, he has to make as many as 10 trips.
"One might be in Warner Robbins, Ga.; Cherry Point, N.C.; Patuxent River, Md., or Jacksonville, Fla.," says Anderson, vice president of business development at Universal Synaptics, which makes diagnostic equipment for military aircraft. "Instead of one trip to a show in Atlanta, now I've got to go all over the place."
Anderson says the extra trips he's making aren't guaranteed to result in a new contract for his Roy, Utah-based company. Meanwhile, his travel costs are up between 25 percent and 30 percent this year.
"You spend more time and money and energy in your business development and the process takes longer," he says. "As a taxpayer I say, this is really fantastic. But as a business owner, I say, this is tough and I have to figure out a way through it."
The cost of bidding on a federal contract can exceed 3 percent of the total amount of the contract, according to the House Small Business Committee. So on a contract worth $100,000, a business might spend more than $3,000 during the bidding process. Companies seeking federal contracts typically lay out costs for travel, product development and writing up proposals. That's money spent up front, with no guarantee that a bid will be successful.
The extra trips that Shep Brown and his staffers are making to meet with defense employees translate into an enormous time and monetary expense, says Brown, CEO of Howell Instruments, a Fort Worth, Texas, maker of testing and monitoring equipment for airplanes. They too used to attend trade shows where they could meet with a lot of people at once.
"It takes a month to do what I did in three days," says Brown, "Our manpower costs go up 200 percent."
The Small Business Administration, the government agency that advocates for small companies in other parts of the government, said it had anticipated that small businesses would get fewer contracts and fewer contract dollars because of the budget cuts.
"From the beginning, we have been clear that sequestration would have severe impacts across the government and for small business," says Emily Cain, a spokeswoman for the SBA. "We know that the economic uncertainty created by sequestration prevents small businesses from moving forward and pursuing new orders or opportunities to expand."
Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo., the chair of the House Small Business Committee, declined to comment for this story.
The Commerce Department's report Wednesday on second-quarter economic growth might offer some hope to small businesses. The report said federal spending fell only 1.5 percent between April and June, compared with an 8.4 percent drop in the first three months of the year. If spending stabilizes, contracts might be easier to get.
In the meantime, though, small businesses that rely on federal contracts for revenue continue to spend more time and money to get and keep business with the government. And there's another hurdle: contracts are taking longer to be approved, forcing them to look elsewhere for revenue.
"The time that it takes from submitting a bid or a proposal to the award is strung out," says Bob Mander, owner of Ryan & Co., a company that writes technical documents for the government and nonprofit organizations. His Washington, D.C.-based business submitted a bid to the General Services Administration more than three months ago and he's still waiting to hear the status of the bid.
"They're not as far along as they should be at this point," he says.
In the past, federal agencies usually set a date for a decision in which a company would be awarded a contract, Mander said. But the GSA keeps pushing back the award date, and now it's not expected until the end of September. A spokeswoman for the GSA, Mafara Hobson, said the complaint wasn't related to the budget cuts.
While Mander waits, he's seeking more business from non-government customers, including advocacy groups that represent health care and real estate interests.
Small businesses that partner with companies that work directly with the government also are contending with longer wait times and a drop in revenue.
Dulles Case Center has been busy the past few months working on bids with the federal contractors that it partners with. The government has been seeking price quotes on the carrying cases that the Dulles, Va., company manufactures for weapons, radios, computers, medical equipment and other items. Owner Donna Kulesza hasn't heard anything beyond those requests.
"We've been doing three times as many quotes as we would in any given month," she says. "But we're seeing a lack of activity."
That means Dulles is doing work but not getting paid the government doesn't pay for the work a company does when it puts a bid together.
"The lack of revenue hurts from the orders not being awarded yet," Kulesza says. She was forced to lay off one of her employees in April.
Active Care, a company that provides disease management services, is a subcontractor to federal employee benefit programs, getting under 30 percent of its revenue from the government. The contracts it has agreed to work under were approved before the budget cuts took effect. But the government isn't releasing the money to fund the contracts, which include Active Care's diabetes management services.
"We've been given an indication of an indefinite hold," says Michael Jones, chief strategy officer of the Orem, Utah-based firm.
Jones talks to the company that's the prime contractor each week, but there's no sign that the money will forthcoming. It's a big contrast with his experience doing business with the government in past years.
"We were able to move through the process quickly," Jones says.
If the delay looks like it's going to extend another six to 12 months, Active Care will need to look to other customers, including state and municipal governments, to replace the federal contract revenue that it's losing.
Right now, Jones is in wait-and-see mode.
"We have several opportunities, but most are dependent on the outcome of these programs. It's a bit of domino effect," he says.
Follow Joyce Rosenberg at http://www.twitter.com/JoyceMRosenberg Small businesses spend more on federal contracts
Small business owners are spending more time and money to get federal contracts, but they're also making fewer bids to get those contracts.
Those are some of the findings of a survey of small business owners released Wednesday by American Express. The survey, which questioned 684 owners, found that it's getting more expensive to bid on a contract, and that a drop in government contracting dollars has contributed to a decline in the number of bids that small businesses make. As a result, companies are getting less of their revenue from federal contracts.
The survey was taken in February and March, and asked owners about their contracting activity in 2012. So it doesn't reflect the decline in federal contracting expected to result from federal budget cuts that took effect on March 1. Those cuts are likely to further reduce bidding by small businesses.
The survey found that small businesses spent an average of $128,628 in time and money seeking federal contracts in 2012, up 49 percent from $86,124 in 2010.
The largest companies in the survey, those with 50 or more employees, spent $257,098 seeking contracting opportunities in 2012, well above the $37,172 that businesses with fewer than 10 employees spent. That's not surprising given that larger firms have more workers to devote to the bidding process, which can include product research and development along with formulating and writing bid proposals. And they have more people to execute the contracts.
The industries in which companies spent the most on bidding were construction, where the average outlay was $172,058, and information services companies, which spent an average $169,948.
Women owners are making a bigger investment in bidding than they did a few years ago. The survey found that in 2012, women-owned businesses invested $112,112 toward contracting opportunities, 82 percent of the $137,040 that firms owned by men spent. In 2009, women-owned firms invested 76 percent of the amount of money that their male counterparts put toward bidding.
The number of bids that contractors have submitted has fallen sharply since 2007. The survey found that between 2010 and 2012, companies made an average 5.5 bids on contracts on which they would be the primary contractor, and 3.6 bids where they would be the subcontractor. That's down from an average 19.5 bids as primary contractors, and 7.9 as subcontractors from 2007-09.
Over that time, the amount of money that the government spent on contracts also fell. After spending $540.9 billion on contracts in the 2008 fiscal year, the government spent less each year through fiscal 2012, when it spent $517 billion.
The slower pace of bidding might be a factor in the higher success rate that bidders have been having on primary contracts; with fewer bids, there's less competition. Owners said their bids were successful 55 percent of the time, on average, up from 41 percent three years earlier. The subcontracting success rate was 86 percent, down slightly from 90 percent in 2007-09.
The drop in bidding is likely behind a drop in the percentage of revenue that companies get from contracting. Between 2009 and 2012, the amount of revenue that companies attributed to contracts dropped to 19 percent from 38 percent. Companies have been making up that shortfall by turning to other customers including state and local governments, non-profits and individual customers.
First-time contractors are winning that initial contract faster than their counterparts did in the past. In 2012, it took companies two years and 4.7 unsuccessful bids to score that first contract. Just a year earlier, contractors said it took them 16 months and 4.4 unsuccessful bids.
That might also be a function of the shrinking number of federal contracting dollars. Companies that have been contracting for 10 years or more say it took them 2.9 years and 5.6 unsuccessful bids before they landed their first deal with the government.
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Westminster was once little more than auto yards, small farms and empty lots. Beginning in the 1970s, Vietnamese fleeing the collapse of the Republic of South Vietnam arrived. They transformed the town into the spiritual home of the world's largest Vietnamese population outside Vietnam. In 1987, they built the Asian Garden Mall—known to locals as Phuoc Loc Tho—as one of the main attractions. City officials estimate that Little Saigon attracts more than 300,000 Vietnamese-American tourists per year—and it's obvious they come from both sides of the hyphen. Where else outside the old country can someone order tiger testicles from herbal pharmacies to increase virility, deal in pirated designer clothes and CDs, and buy a jade necklace?
Try this experiment: tune your car radio to 106.3 FM, the Voice of Little Saigon. Slowly drive Bolsa Avenue between Brookhurst and Magnolia. Sixty percent of Westminster residents are white, but the sights, smells and sounds will convince you that you are in a distant Asian locale.
Visitors should not be shocked to see the yellow-and-red-striped flag of old South Vietnam flying defiantly at shops. The war ended more than a quarter century ago, but many older local Vietnamese still feel that defeat deeply and express their anger periodically at the slightest hint that someone in the community isn't sufficiently anti-communist.
Much to the frustration of the older generation, younger Vietnamese—particularly those born in the U.S.—cringe at the mention of the war, tend to support Democrats when they vote, and prefer English as their daily language. They are not interested in Ho Chi Minh, Henry Kissinger or Dien Bien Phu. They are frequently interested in hip-hop, Hondas and high tech. Corporate America hasn't overlooked this point: Little Saigon is sprinkled with huge roadside billboards targeting local Vietnamese-American yuppies.
GROUND ZEROHi-Tek Video Store. Speaking of the younger, apolitical generation in Little Saigon, the one thing that can get the kids to hit the street is a businessman dumb enough to hang a photograph of Ho Chi Minh inside his video store on Bolsa Avenue. The store's not there anymore, of course; it never did any business after the massive demonstrations that saw up to 10,000 protesting Vietnamese-Americans outside its doors in early 1999. The store owner in question, Truong Van Tran, also flew a Vietnamese flag—what's called the "communist flag" in Little Saigon—inside his store. On several occasions, police had to escort Tran from his store to avoid almost certain parking-lot lynchings. Finally, Tran called police to the store to respond to an alleged burglary attempt. Inside his attic, police found more than 100 looped-together VCRs and thousands of pirated tapes. Tran was arrested, appealed, lost and served 90 days at the Orange County jail this summer.
Meanwhile, video piracy is alive and well inside Little Saigon. Even as Tran sat behind bars, the Weekly surveyed five nearby video stores, all but one of which appeared to offer customers only videos that were pirated. Of course, Westminster police deny they arrested Tran simply to sweep a troublesome business owner out of the way and end the largest and longest-running instance of civil unrest in the city's history. 9550 Bolsa Ave.Nguoi Viet. Little Saigon is the county's busiest media center. Dozens of newspapers, bookstores, and radio and television stations operate in a five-square-mile radius. First published as a four-page weekly in 1978, Nguoi Viet (Vietnamese People) is the granddaddy of all Little Saigon newspapers. Yen Do, the newspaper's former publisher, is the iconoclast who dictates how the other Vietnamese-American media outlets handle the news. His newspaper was firebombed for seemingly progressive economic ideas—he advocated free trade—but what is a refugee community without radical war vets who want to take back the homeland? 14891 Moran St., (714) 892-9414.Little Saigon Radio. Turn the dial to 1480 AM and listen to news, cooking recipes and advice on health. Most Vietnamese-Americans use the radio not just for entertainment but also to learn how to function in American society. It remains one of the most authoritative ways that the community receives information. 15781 Brookhurst St., Ste. 101, (714) 918-4444.Tony Lam. Lam is the nation's first Vietnamese-American elected official. If you don't want to meet him while he sits stonefaced on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at Westminster's City Council meetings, why not go to his Vien Dong (Far East) restaurant? Located in nearby Garden Grove, the councilman's restaurant focuses on traditional Northern Vietnamese dishes like banh tom (a shrimp fritter) and bun rieu, a rice vermicelli noodle soup with ground crab and tomato broth. Feeling braver? Go for the bun oc (rice vermicelli noodles with escargot). 14271 Brookhurst St., Garden Grove, (714) 531-8253.Asian Garden Mall. There isn't much of a garden here, but this two-story complex is full of Vietnamese shops selling food, clothes, music, medicines, books and Buddhist artifacts. You'll also see lots of old South Vietnamese soldiers—sans sidearms—hanging out, with cigarettes dangling from their lips. When you're done shopping, relax with one of the many Vietnamese dessert drinks offered in the mall. If you're looking to explore what Little Saigon offers in one quick trip (and we don't recommend this), go here. 9039 Bolsa Ave.
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Windows XP SP3 includes all previously released updates for the operating system. This update also includes a small number of new functionalities. For more information, see the Windows XP SP3 overview at the Microsoft Download Center (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=115773).
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If you can't wait for your own buds of promise to bloom, visit Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association's Flower & Garden Show March 17 and 18. This year's theme is "Brown to Green: The Promise of Spring!"
The show takes place each year in HCC's Athletic, Recreation, and Community Center, 11400 Robinwood Drive.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Show participants include experts in nurseries, lawn and garden equipment, pottery and statuary, landscaping, tree services, stone products, pools, spas, outdoor furniture, florists, wild bird products, and natural gourmet gifts from the garden.
Seminars and demonstrations on a variety of gardening topics will be offered continuously both days. In addition, area garden clubs will set up displays and quilt raffles will be held. A gardening and activity area just for children will keep youngsters busy, and those younger than 12 enter free. Lunch and snacks will be available at the Garden Café.
Admission is $4. Proceeds benefit the alumni group.
March 16 seminars
10 a.m.: The processes and benefits of decorative concrete edging, with Robert Warner, Warner's Curb Appeal, 10 a.m.
11 a.m.: Feng Shui in the garden, with Jodi Spickler, Home Staging by Jodi.
Noon: Herbs for use and delight, with Madeline Wadja, Willow Pond Farm and Herb Society of America.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.: Vegetable gardening for beginners using the square foot method, with Chuck Koeneke, Washington County master gardener.
3 p.m.: Birds, nesting boxes and feeders, with Fred Turner, owner, Bird Condos.
March 17 seminars:
11 a.m.: Becoming Bay-wise: Creating healthy sustainable gardens, with Annette Ipsan, University of Maryland Extension: Washington County.
Noon: Native plants for home landscape, with Christine Price-Abelow, of Smithsonian Gardens and the National Museum of the American Indian.
1 p.m.: Garden photography tips and tricks, with Craig Camp, Washington County master gardener.
2 p.m.: Incorporating landscapes in garden and outdoor spaces, with Michelle Liefke, Mountain View Solar
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Any given summer day, the Marblehead Lighthouse State Park is crowded with people enjoying the beauty of the area.
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August 1st
A fun family variety show filled with equine and canine acts with western flair! Experience fast and furious chuckwagon races, the famous slides and spins of freestyle reining performances, and dog acts that will make you say bow-wow!
Performance is at 7pm - Ranch Way Feeds Indoor Arena
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$10 (13 & older)
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$15 adults
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A Toast to Agriculture Scholarship Dinner
This year's event includes an art focused silent and live auction, live entertainment dinner and drinks.
Silent and live auction items will include fine artwork from local Northern Colorado artists to well know western artists.
The evening's delectable "homegrown" menu will feature meat and produce from local farms located here in Northern Colorado.
Proceeds from the event fund scholarships for youth pursuing higher education at Colorado State University's College of Agriculture.
This event is open to the public, so tell your friends!
Registration is encouraged as dinner tickets are limited. Day of ticket sales-based on availability.
Toast to Agriculture RSVP HERE
$15.00 for adults, $8.00 for kids 6-12, and kids 5 and under eat free!
Pancake Breakfast
Join us Sunday, August 2nd 7:00-9:00am for a complimentary pancake breakfast served by your Larimer County Fair board Stop by the Private Party Tent located outside the main entrance of the Ranch Way Feeds Indoor Arena for a stack of piping hot pancakes, ham and orange juice!
A special thank you to the following sponsors for their continued support:
- Wendy's
- Perkins
- Nordy's
- Murdochs
- Maxey Trailers
- Ovations Catering
Crystal Lyons
Crystal Lyons Ministry returns to the Larimer County Fair and Rodeo Sunday, August 2nd. After a complementary pancake breakfast join us for a powerful Cowboy Church service at 9:00am in Budweiser Events Center.
Visit Crystal Lyons Ministry HERE.
Cinema Under the Stars
Join us Monday August 3rd and Tuesday August 4th for a movie under the stars! Starting at 8pm nightly in the Courtyard. Don't forget your blankets and lawn chairs!
Larimer County Open Roping & Barrel Race
A Larimer County tradition!
Thursday and Friday evenings- July 30th and July 31st at 7pm in the Ranch-Way Feeds Indoor Arena. The Larimer County Fair will host team roping and barrel race events. Come out to see your neighbors swing a rope! For entry information please refer to the participant page.
Friday, July 31st:
Larimer County Freedom Horse Show
Organized by Front Range Exceptional Equestrians with support from Hearts and Horses. A fantastic opportunity to come out and see the riders of these two programs show at the top of their game! Friday, July 31st, 9am-4pm in the Budweiser Events Center.
Larimer County Mule & Donkey Show
Friday, July 31st from 8 am-4 pm: A day of mule and donkey driving and performance in the Ranchway Feeds Indoor Arena. A fun day to enjoy our equine partners in games and races. A special beginner's drill team performance and pack mule classes will added to the fun. Come join the Exhibitors showing in the Round Up Outdoor Arena all day Saturday, August 1st from 8am-6pm. Classes/Entry Form
Larimer County Draft Horse Pull
Horse pulling is an event that started in the old west when a couple of farmers/ranchers started bragging about how good their horses were and who's horses were the best. The discussion of "who is the best" evolved into a challenge between the teamsters as to who could pull the biggest load and the sport of horse pulling was born. Horse pulling today has many of those same "old west" attitudes and challenges. Teamsters from around the area gather with their horses with that same challenge – who can pull the most weight. Come join the fun in the Round-up Outdoor Arena 7pm-9pm Friday, July 31st.
*In case of inclement weather will take place inside Budweiser Events Center
Colorado Regulators
Cowboy Mounted Shooting Competition- A taste of the old west! Competitors will ride a fast paced pattern while performing quick draw maneuvers and taking out as many balloons as they can in the fastest time! Excitement you won't want to miss! View event description HERE. Round-Up Outdoor Arena, Saturday, August 1st 2pm-9pm www.coloradoregulators.com
Saturday, Aug 1st:
Larimer County Junior Rodeo
Managed by the Larimer County Sheriff's Posse. Saturday, Aug 1st in the Ranch-Way Feeds Indoor Arena 8am-5pm. The best of the best in Junior Rodeo will be out to show you their barrel racing, goat tying, and steer riding skills, just to name a few! Junior and Senior divisions available. For entry information please visit the Participant page.
Larimer County Draft Horse Show
Saturday, Aug 1st in the Budweiser Events Center 8am-5pm. Northern Colorado Draft Horse Club brings us the Gentle Giants showing in classes ranging from cart, team and 4 horse hitches to farm team classes such as obstacle and farm team races and other great events.
Larimer County Fair and Rodeo
Lady In Waiting Contest will take place Saturday, August 1st starting at 5:30pm. Other portions of the contest will take place throughout the day with this being the horsemanship portion of the contest. Following the horsemanship portion, the winner will be announced for the next Lady In Waiting. She will be officially crowned at the PRCA Rodeo on Tuesday, Aug 4th.
Posse Barrel Race
The Posse Barrel Race is an Open 4-D Barrel Race. Entries will be taken the day of the Barrel Race, Aug. 1st, 2015, at the Jr. Rodeo Entry Office. The entry fees are $25 with $500 added. Entries will open at 2:00 p.m. and the barrel race will start at 3:00 p.m. For more info please call Gene Olson 970-203-4317.
Sunday, August 2nd:
Ranch-Dog Gymkhana
Organized by the Continental Divide Herding Association. A mix of all the best ranch dog herding events! Ranch-Way Feeds Indoor Arena, Sunday, August 2nd 8am-Noon.
Flavia Vaulting Clinic and Demonstrations
Organized by Complete Equestrian out of Fort Collins. A Vaulting Clinic will take place on Sunday, August 2nd from 8am-12:30pm, and 1:30 to 3:30pm followed by a demonstration on Sunday evening , August 2nd from 5:30pm-8:00pm in the Round-Up Outdoor Arena.
Larimer County Bucket Calf Show- 5pm- ADM Show Ring.
The cutest part of the whole Fair! Come see our youngest livestock enthusiasts show their calves in front of a judge. For entry information please see the Entry Forms page.


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Obamacare takes from Medicare
To the Editor,
In response to Lloyd Kramer's Aug. 17 letter:
Do you not realize that Obama is taking from $716-$750 billion dollars from our Medicare funds to support his Obamacare? Just what do you think that will do to Medicare?
I worked insurance most of my life. This is the worst thing that can happen to our Medicare. We will have 15 non-medical people telling our doctors what they can do and not do for us. It will take months to get an MRI or CAT scan. The ERs will have 8 to 10 hour waiting to be seen.
I worked with Canadians who had socialized medicine and they came to the U.S. to get their medical care because it took forever to get tests done, etc., in Canada.
If we put Obama back in office, you will lose a lot more than your Medicare.
With Paul Ryan, he will see that nothing changes for those who have it now or are just getting on it.
Obama is not telling the truth about any of this. He hasn't told the truth about much of anything.
I pray the seniors wake up before election day and study what is really the truth. I know because I worked with Medicare and Medicaid for years.
Obama's plan will destroy Medicare/Medical.
Patricia DuFur
Obama sign is offensive
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What is it that Dorothy Stevens (July 27 Letter to the Editor) finds "uplifting" about the Phoenix Lake Road display?
It it connecting her president to the man responsible for the murder of 6 million Jews and the deaths of millions of allied soldiers in World War II? Is it the black portrayal of her president? One can disagree with the current administration, as many did with the last, but some level of decency should be exercised.
This display is shameful and I think Mike Macon's letter expressed it best, "Sir, have you no decency?"
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Californians know earthquakes; the earth's plates are held in check by friction for decades. Then one day the forces of change because movements that release a force causing the whole thing to erupt. Social change can look a bit like tectonic events.
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However, unlike the bankrupt counties in our state, our county will suffer no surprises going forward, right?
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Muddy Water by Free (Bundrick 1973)
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Verse 1
G Bm Em D
I was born on the muddy water
G Bm Em D
I didnt know right from wrong
C Bm
My Ma said now look here son
I'll show you how its done
Take you a woman
And treat her right
And she'll be my your side
Every night and day
C Bm
But the first time you deceive her
You've broken her spell
Em D G
But then I had bad blood
Em D G
Like a fool i fell where i stood
C G/B Am
I was walking in the rain
With my shoes untied
C G/B Am
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to hide hide
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I don't believe a word is heard
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If you don't have your Christmas tree or wreath yet, you can get one Tuesday in Paintsville and help a good cause.
Decorated trees and wreaths will be auctioned off in paintsville at the country music museum. The event raises money for several different non-profit organizations in Johnson county. The "Flat Gap Homemakers" made and donated most of the items for sale.
"It's a pleasure," says Ratchel Vaughn.
"It's fun to do this. We just hope they enjoy it because some people aren't blessed with the talent to do that. we share our talent with them."
The event starts at Seven o'clock and their goal is to raise several thousand dollars.
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Agriculture and ag-related industry play an important role in Marion County's economy, but it does not play as large of a role in the local economy as the statewide average. That's according to new information gathered by Iowa State University Extension. In all, 6.6% of the jobs in Marion County are directly or indirectly linked to agriculture, compared to 16.5% in the state of Iowa.
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