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Plate Turkey c1903
Fabulous plate with a gorgeous floral border surrounding the central view of turkeys. Backstamp: Ridgways England and impressed date for 1903. Light crazing with a little minor wear, overall excellent condition.
Dimensions: 25.5 cm / 10 ins
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Soup Plate c1850
With gilt. A fabulous floral pattern highlighted with gilt. Backstamp: Impressed Improved Stone and in script 2480. We have attributed to this William Ridgway. Light all over crazing with a hint of discolouration otherwise fine. A stunning piece.
Dimensions: 26.5 cm / 10.5 ins
Our ref: 19CN43644
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Toilet Box c1844
Made by Wiiliam Ridgway, Son & Co of Hanley this toilet box has a blue printed registration diamond for 16 December 1844. Printed in a pale blue with darker tones in the scenic vignettes. Decorative shape with moulding and decoration to handle, body and rims One of the rests internally has been broken and restuck and a hairline runs from it in the base up to the rim, otherwise fine.
Dimensions: 20.5 x 8 cm / 8 x 3.25 ins
Our ref: RIDG27416
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|Maker: Ridgway Pattern:Unidentified Pattern blue with colour
Hot Water Jug c1903
Stunning jug with pewter collar and cover. Backstamp: Ridgways Royal Semi porcelain England, in script 3040 and impressed date for 1903 and on cover Rd No 376705. There is some wear to the pewter and a little knob from the weighted mechanism is missing. The actual jug is in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 1.05 ltr, 18.5 cm high / 1.75 pint, 7.25 ins high
Our ref: 19CN47701
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Dish small c1906
With gilt. Stunning little dish with embossed beaded and teardrop decoration to the wavy fluted rim. Backstamp: Ridgways Royal Semi-Porcelain England and impressed date for 1906. Excellent condition.
Dimensions: 16 cm diameter, 3 cm high / 6.25 ins diameter, 1.25 ins high
Our ref: RIDG44239
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|Maker: Ridgway Pattern:Unidentified Pattern blue with colour
Plate c1835
Bone china with gilt. Gorgeous plates printed in a rich cobalt blue with added colour. No backstamp, but we have attributed this to Ridgway. In script 2 4237. A little surface scratching and wear to the gilt rim, and a touch of wear on the back, overall excellent condition.
Dimensions: 24 cm / 9.5 ins
Our ref: 19CN44660
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Candlestick c1830
William Ridgway. Lovely candlestick with fabulous ornate relief moulded detail. This stick is pattern or shape No 7 in William Ridgway's first pattern book and is illustrated on page 143 of Ridgway Porcelains by Geoffrey Godden. No backstamp. There is a tiny stress crack to the foot and underneath three small chips, otherwise excellent condition.
Dimensions: 19.5 cm high / 7.75 ins high
Our ref: 19CN49132
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Dish with Cover c1840
Fabulous dish with two side handles and wonderful finial to the cover highlighted with gilt and ochre rim. Backstamp: Imperial Stone China JR Fine all over crazing with a little discolouration to the base and a little wear and shadowing to the handles and finial and also to the ochre rim.
Dimensions: 26.5 cm diameter, overall height 16.5 cm / 10.5 ins diameter, overall height 6.5 ins
Our ref: 19CN42845
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Sauce Tureen c1830
The quality of the potting and decoration is superb and we have tentatively attributed this to Ridgway. It is a stunning set of tureen, cover and stand with fabulous embossed detail highlighted with gilt. In particular there is a delightful flower finial to the cover. Backstamp: pattern number in script 1660. There is a little minor wear to the inner rim of the tureen otherwise excellent condition.
Dimensions: Tureen at rim 15 cm x 14 cm / Tureen at rim 6 ins x 5.5 ins
Our ref: 19CN46894
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Plate c1840
Gorgeous plate with ochre rim and gilt highlights. Backstamp: Imperial Stone China JR and in script 5053. Crazed with chip on the back to the foot rim.
Dimensions: 26 cm / 10.25 ins
Our ref: 19CN42847
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Plate c1840
William Ridgway & Co. A wonderful plate printed in bold cobalt blue with teracotta highlights. It has a little surface scratching and a tiny glazing fault to the rim but overall a stunning plate. Blue printed and impressed William Ridgway marks.
Dimensions: 27 cm / 10.5 ins
Our ref: 19CN35902
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Drainer c1825
This is not marked but probably by John and William Ridgway. Unusual in that it stands on four small feet. Blue printed under the glaze with hand applied enamel colour. The rim has signs of wear, some discolouration and also a small firing crack. There is also staining around many of the holes.
Dimensions: 34 cm x 27.5 cm / 13.5 ins x 10.75 ins
Our ref: 19CN21797
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Ink Stand c1825
Porcelain with gilt. An absolutely fabulous ink stand on four small feet with well and piercings for quills. The cover has an ornate flower finial. No backstamp. There is a little wear to the gilt and the base has a tiny nick to the rim. The cover also has a hairline running from the finial to the rim however this is barely visible on the top. Underneath the cover there are also a couple of manufacturing faults. Overall this is a fabulous piece.
Dimensions: 8 cm across, overall height 12 cm / 3.25 ins across, overall height 4.75 ins
Our ref: 19CN49144
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Mug c1820
Attributed to John & William Ridgway based on the style and decoration. A fabulous porcelain mug with sprig moulded decoration around the body of a griffin and putti and grapevine border. No backstamp There is a hairline across the base, another small one to the body, a tiny one to the rim and just a little wear to the handle and the occasional minor blemish inside. Sounds much much worse than it looks.
Dimensions: 8 cm diameter, 8 cm deep / 3.25 ins diameter, 3.25 ins deep
Our ref: 19CN49135
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Vase c1810
Attributed to John & William Ridgway based on shape and decoration. A lovely porcelain vase with ornate handles and sprig moulded decoration around the body of putti with a lion one side and with a goat the other No backstamp. The glaze to the rim and foot are just a little gritty and there is a small stress fault to the lions tail!
Dimensions: 13.5 cm high / 5.25 ins high
Our ref: 19CN49134
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FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Fort Jackson has a new top cop. His name is David Navarro.
Similar to a city's chief of police, Navarro is the installation's supervisory police officer, who oversees all military and civilian police officers on post.
"My primary goal is to teach my officers how to deal with situations similar to those I've dealt with on the outside," said Navarro, an 11-year veteran with the Richland County Sheriff's Department who came on board in late October.
Navarro joined the RCSD in 1999 after retiring from the Army as a first sergeant here.
"When you're growing up and somebody asks, 'What do you want to do when you grow up'' I always said, 'I want to be a police officer,'" Navarro said. "So for my second career after leaving the military, I chose to pursue that. It's something that I truly wanted to do."
The San Diego native said when he joined the Army in 1979 at 19, he had intended on becoming a military policeman. But because he would have had to wait in the delayed entry program for more than a year to become an MP, Navarro said he decided to enlist as a light-wheeled vehicle mechanic. Navarro said he decided to stay in that field until he retired from the Army after 20 years.
Just a month before retiring, Navarro met Columbia's current Police Chief Randy Scott, who was a corporal then and taking the same local college class with Navarro here at Fort Jackson. On the first day of class, Navarro watched Scott, sweaty and wearing a muddy uniform, as he sat down next to him.
"I looked at him and said, 'Wow, what happened to you''"
Scott told Navarro he worked for the RCSD and that he had just gotten into a chase on Percival Road right before class.
The two men talked more between breaks and Scott asked Navarro when he was going to get out of the military.
"When I told him I was getting out the following month, he said, 'You ought to come work for us,'" Navarro said.
Soon after, Scott introduced Navarro to Sheriff Leon Lott. During that meeting, Navarro decided to become a deputy. Navarro said Scott and Lott became his mentors.
For the next decade Navarro moved through the ranks of deputy, master deputy, corporal, sergeant and lieutenant for the RCSD, working in Region 3, which stretches from Monticello Road to Wilson Boulevard in North Columbia - one of the toughest areas in the county to patrol, he said.
"While most officers didn't want to go to that area because of the crime rate, I chose to go there because what would take an officer in another region a year or two to learn, I could learn in almost three to six months in Region 3. And I did learn, really fast.
"It was a tough region and I had a lot of opportunities to experience everything that is related to law enforcement," Navarro said. "In regards to crime, it was all there - bank robberies, personal robberies, false alarms, domestics, stolen cars, stolen plates. I've been in shooting situations and busted drug deals."
He advanced quickly along his career path, ultimately being put in charge of specialized units, such as the community action team, traffic unit, health and safety unit, canine units and more. His primary specialty was in drug enforcement.
"Navarro was one of the most active deputies ever at Richland County," Lott said. "I'm very proud of him. I've watched him grow personally and professionally. He has developed into a true leader of people. He loves being a police officer and that shows in his duty performance."
Navarro said the greatest satisfaction he has gained from being a police officer has been from making citizens feel safe in their environment.
"When we make (citizens) feel they don't have to sell their property or run from their neighborhoods, that we've helped them regain custody of their areas, that's a beautiful thing," Navarro said.
Not only did he catch criminals, he said he talked to them as people and tried to guide them away from a life of crime.
"I've had parents come up to me and say, 'I just want to shake your hand. Thank you so much for what you did for my son. That was the best thing that could have happened to him. Just to let you know, he's going to college now,'" Navarro said. "I'm like, 'Wow, that's a good thing.'"
Navarro said he has also seen his fair share of negatives as a cop, but he always learns from his experiences.
"I think it makes me a better person. It makes me appreciate my family more, and it makes me want to do my job more, to make a difference for citizens; I want to make (society) better for them."
During his tenure with the RCSD, Navarro also earned a bachelor's and a master's degree in criminal justice.
Lott said the combination of Navarro's education, military career and civilian law enforcement experience makes Navarro an excellent choice as Fort Jackson's top cop. He said Navarro's relationships within the community and the RCSD will also strengthen the county's ties with Fort Jackson.
Col. James Love, garrison commander, agreed.
"Navarro brings the perfect blend of experience to the job," Love said. "Due to his military experience, he understands our regulations, (standard operation procedures) and tactics, techniques and procedures. His civilian experience allows him to implement best practices from the civilian sector. It's really the perfect mix.
"I think he will understand all aspects of protecting a diverse and large installation like we have here," Love continued. "He's been in the military and worked as a civilian police officer in a large metropolitan area working complex issues. Those experiences will really benefit all of us as he leads an already excellent police force. We're looking for Navarro to take us to an even higher level of professionalism, competence and readiness."
Navarro said it is his understanding that the mission of Fort Jackson and the Army comes first that will help him be successful in his new position. The only thing he'll have to get used to, is the slower pace, he said.
"Fort Jackson's crime rate is a lot different (than the county's)," Navarro said. "It's a tremendous challenge, but I'm adapting. I'm taking it day by day."
He said he's proud to be given the opportunity to serve the Fort Jackson community.
"I think it's a gift," Navarro said. "What a beautiful thing it is that I was a Soldier here and now I get to serve Soldiers and their families."


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ORLANDO -- Nike's Vince Carter Skills Academy was held in Orlando this past weekend. The nation's top small forwards in the high school ranks got together to work on their skills and compete. The basketball drills, skills and teaching was under the tutelage of Kevin Eastman, an assistant coach of the Boston Celtics. (Kudos also go to Nike Director of Scouting Vince Baldwin who assembled the rosters.) This was a remarkable camp to learn from the best and compete against the best!
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Music by Rimsky-Korsakoff, Mahler, Bach and Gershwin will be on the program Sunday, May 19, when the Bates College Brass Quintet performs in a free public concert at 2 p.m. in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall.
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A novel that ranges over the subjects of loss, marriage, politics, and art, Time Stamp is a searing depiction of the way parents' lives affect their children through their untold or barely told stories—things that exist in the ether of family life and persist, yet play out differently on the stage of a new generation. Told in alternating narratives that open in 1911 when eleven-year-old Will Wheelock is on the periphery of a South Carolina lynching, and in 1997 when Will's daughter, Maddie, is attending a London retrospective of her photographs of refugee camps, Time Stamp encompasses most of the twentieth century. With the trajectory of two arrows aimed at the same target, Will's story moves forward and Maddie's backward until they collide in 1972 during Richard Nixon's Christmas bombing of Hanoi. It is a pivotal moment when Will's lifetime as a fence-sitting public servant shatters, and Maddie's true personal and artistic quest begins.
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Many of your stories and novels have dealt with the theme of relationships between the generations and how these relationships evolve, what we do or do not inherit from our ancestors, how timing and circumstances affect our generational relationships. In the course of exploring this theme, have your own ideas about generational relationships evolved?
—Martha Douglas, St. Paul, Minnesota
I've been circling this question for a while, Martha, deciding where to land. I think the answer is to start with Time Stamp. Read more…
Time Stamp chronicles the lives of a father and a daughter over many decades, but thrumming beneath the surface are the frustrations of the family matriarch—frustrations that are indelibly captured in a pastoral scene where she rides a spirited horse that ends in a grim, cruel moment. Could you comment on how you view this character and her circumstances as a privileged, but unfulfilled, woman of a particular generation?
—Julia Hunter, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Julia, I was first caught by the word matriarch in this question because people often just think of a matriach as a woman who presides with a particular authority and age over a large family.
Grace Harrison, the minor background character in Time Stamp, who is Maddie's former mother-in-law, is exactly that kind of matriarch. But I'm actually more interested in another of the dictionary meanings—a matriarch as a woman who holds a position of dominance. I'm in luck as that's clearly what you're drawing on here.
The really tantalizing thing for me is the nature of that dominance in Reeve, Will Wheelock's wife. In essence, it's an emotional power Reeve holds and, as you suggest, much of it derives from the fact she chafes at her role as a wife to a person whose position gives her no real outlet for her independence and innate curiosity and gifts. Even her beliefs. Read more…
Did Time Stamp ever have another name, or did you call it that from the start?
—Marjorie Horwitz, Scarsdale, New York
Like many of my short stories and all of my other books, Time Stamp had earlier titles before I settled on the name. I've actually always found titles a particular challenge. You want them to sound right and be memorable. They need to establish a tone or provide information that sets the stage for the reader, and also to be the place the reader returns at the end of the book and finds a certain summing up. A title has to do a whole lot.
Until fairly recently, I thought Time Stamp would be published as The Christmas Bombing since Richard Nixon's Christmas-time bombing of Hanoi in 1972 is the event the book points to that also acts as a sort of hinge for the narrative. However, a couple of things happened. First, there was the attempted Christmas airliner bombing by the underwear bomber. I didn't want readers to be expecting that would be part of the story just as I hadn't wanted the magician's trunk that is important in The Second Magician's Tale and was called a lockbox to be confused with the lockbox Al Gore was going to use for Social Security. In both cases, I opted for a different name. Read more…
Time Stamp: From Chapter One: October, 1911, Near Honea Path, South Carolina
Time Stamp: Chapter Two: December, 1997, London
Time Stamp: Chapter Four: Flashback from 1979, Colombia
Time Stamp: Chapter Five: 1929, Washington, DC
Time Stamp: Chapter Eleven (from part iii): December, 1972, Washington, DC
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yoda. a fun build but I should have printed at least his coat on some thicker paper than 80g.
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One interesting thing I plan to try that would go well with this is using printable transparencies to make a lightsaber blade and put green leds in the base....
holy cow, surely that would look fantastic!
Wooooow!!!!! Yoda!!!! I want this in my SW collection!!!!!!!!
he wasn't too hard to build! try to go with 200g-paper if you ever try to build him though. I went with 80g-paper and he started to buckle under his own weight almost immediately.
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The group of five or six boarded the 6.15pm service from Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Queen Street at Linlithgow station on Saturday, travelling to Falkirk High.
While on board the train they sang sectarian songs and acted in a threatening and abusive manner, British Transport Police (BTP) said.
The only description of the men BTP have is that they were all under the age of 40. Officers are reviewing CCTV from the train and the stations to try and identify those involved.
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Recently, a picture from outer space was posted that some thought looked like the "Hand of God."
Writing about it for space.com (1/9/14), Tanya Lewis said, "The hand might look like an X-ray from the doctor's office, but it is actually a cloud of material ejected from a star that exploded."
She began her piece, noting, "Religion and astronomy may not overlap often, but a new NASA X-ray image captures a celestial object that resembles the 'Hand of God.'"
But I think religion and astronomy have indeed overlapped far more than people realize. And not just astronomy, but science in general.
There is often a perceived incompatibility between religion and science. I think that is especially true after the rise and acceptance of Darwinism in the late 19th century.
However, it's interesting to note that essentially modern science was born in a Christian milieu about 500 years ago---with early contributions from the ancient Greeks.
All the great leading scientists initially were Bible-believing Christians. They believed that they were---in the words of astronomer Johannes Kepler---"thinking God's thoughts after Him."
They understood that a rational God had made a rational universe, and it was their job as scientists to discover those laws that the Creator had impressed into His creation.
Kepler (1571-1630) wrote, "Since we astronomers are priests of the highest God in regard to the book of nature, it befits us to be thoughtful, not of the glory of our minds, but rather, above all else, of the glory of God." The scientists were thus God's priests, in Kepler's view.
To the consternation of some unbelievers, Sir Isaac Newton, perhaps the greatest scientist who ever lived, wrote more on Christian theology than he did on science.
Newton saw God's powerful hand in His creation. He once said, "Atheism is so senseless. When I look at the solar system, I see the earth at the right distance from the sun to receive the proper amounts of heat and light. This did not happen by chance."
Sir Francis Bacon is credited with having been the inventor of the scientific method---that combination of induction and deduction, of hypothesis and proof (empirical proof). Bacon was a devout Christian.
Bacon noted, "There are two books laid before us to study, to prevent our falling into error; first, the volume of the Scriptures, which reveal the will of God; then the volume of the Creatures, which express His power."
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My LO is 3 now and with Christmas approaching, I keep seeing posts about parents buying their kids Leap Pads and all these other electronics. I don't feel the need to rush out and buy these for my son or my step daughter, who is also 3. I feel like they are still to young. Although, Liam and Shiann love cell phones and computers, I dont want to rush them growing up. I am by no means bashing those buying these gifts. For my son's birthday, he got a interactive play kitchen. He loves the interaction, but I feel there is a difference between the two. I am sticking to baby dolls and trucks, coloring books, books, pajamas, ect for Christmas. Are there any other moms out there who are sticking to non electronic gifts?
Who else agrees with no electronics
We avoid light up/electronic/plastic things. I buy toys that encourage pretend and imagination. I don't want my kids staring at a screen, and with those light-up toys there's only so much a child can do with them.
We also try to keep a cap on how many toys, and try to avoid materialism as much as possible.
DS (3) is getting a radio flyer metal wagon and a puzzle (he loves puzzles). DD (infant) is getting a little plush baby doll and a teether.
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I agree. ODD is getting roller skates and a board game, and YDD (8 months) is getting a ball toy and a bead maze. Both will get some pajamas and a new book. I try to limit screen time anyway, and I just don't see the need for kids this young to own their own technology like that. She's perfectly happy with books, puzzles, painting, and playdoh.
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We think three is WAY too young for electronic toys!!! We like books, puzzles, coloring books, board games, building forts, playing with blocks....and so on. There will be PLENTY of electronics in their future!
We are going for a battery free Christmas. We tend to do battery free in general when it comes to toys. My kids (7 & 3) have a leappad that they share, but they are only allowed 30 minutes at a time, and they usually only get it 2 times a week. My favorite toys are classic and open ended, encouraging their imaginations.
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I feel that there are so many educational toys out there. My son loves books and looks at his all day long. I will admit he watches some tv, but he watches channels like Nick Jr and Disney Jr and he has learned so much. I'm just trying to keep all the high tech electronics out of the house until he is a little older. Besides things improve every year.
I do. My kid is the type that once you "plug her in" she is comatose. I hate that so we really limit TV time and other electronics. Some kids can play and interact when electronics are on but not mine. She can sit and flip through my iphone photo library for hours if I let her and getting a leap pad would be a disaster. At least with my phone I can take it away because its mine, but with a leap pad... she would know its her toy. Ugh, just the thought of the battles is enough for DH and I to send out a blanket request to all family members about no electronics.
We don't do electronics either. Not for our older kids or our babies. I really think it's too much stimulation and that makes it harder to get them to do things (like reading) later on. I wasn't always this way... but my 9 year old changed my mind. We let him do the toys with all the bells and whistles when he was little and now if it doesn't have some sort of video game component he doesn't want to do it. Well tough nuggets kid... we took away alllll of the video games, and computer is for educational/homework use only. This year he wanted something that made noise, so I got him a piano. He can play THAT. lol
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This is one of those things I question my views on. I don't come across a whole lot of people who feel this way, especially having older kids, so I was glad to see this thread.
I don't really feel all that strongly about it, and I see that there are some positives to them. I do try to keep the "personal electronic devices" to a minimum though and definitely won't be getting anything of that sort for my 3 year old. Don't get me wrong. My dd has access to things just because she lives in a house with them, and I do allow her to use them. But I have tried to temper the desire for the "personal electronics" in my house. I don't know. I just feel like kids are so obsessed with these things now and they have become such an integral part of socializing. I don't know how to say it really. It's just not something I've wanted my kids to use to start defining themselves. With the little one it's an easy decision. They are little. They can wait. I know it's not relevant to this board and I'm just sort of rambling about it. But it's been in my head quite a bit lately with my oldest and I'm not sure where my comfort level is with her. I'm trying to find the right balance...............
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toycannon22: A problem with the Dann matter has been that the media and most of the public made snap judgments based on the nonsense put out by state officials who wanted Dann removed from office. And they never bothered to look at the acutal facts. Read the Free Press article and then see if you can tell me that Dann wasn't shafted and railroaded. For a version that might be easier to read, see http://www.humanismbyjoe.com/AG_Dann_...
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As a state senator, Marc Dann made public-records requests and filed lawsuits that helped expose Coingate, the biggest scandal in the history of Ohio's state government. After the people elected Dann attorney general to give him much more power to investigate wrongdoing, state officials decided they couldn't allow that. So they used ridiculous sexual-harassment allegations to smear him and railroad him out of office without due process. Then they subjected his office to a witch hunt aimed at finding any small thing they could use to make him look bad. As for Coingate, though, state officials didn't write the legally required investigation report on what went wrong to cause it and who in state government was responsible for it. That wouldn't have happened if Dann had remained in office. As a retired state employee, I know that state officials also covered up other wrongdoing that they surely feared that Dann would expose if he wasn't removed. For more info about the pack of lies that state officials used to drive Dann from office, see http://www.freepress.org/departments/...
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I wish the Vindicator would explain to us how Cordray can be trusted after he mishandled the settlement of the bogus sexual-harassment complaints that enabled him to seize the attorney general's office in the first place. See http://www.humanismbyjoe.com/Cordray_...
Perhaps this was another abuse of power that the Vindicator liked for some reason.
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For a side of the Dann story that the Vindicator and the rest of the mainstream Ohio media didn't tell, see
Many Ohio reporters and editors should be thankful they don't need a license, because it surely would have been yanked based on the gross incompetence and cowardice they displayed in handling that story.
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Richard Cordray is a fraud and a snake who should be removed from office. Read about how he seized the attorney general's office by rewarding the guilty and destroying the innocent:
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Strickland is friends with Bob Taft and keeps in touch with him, and their wives are very close? Maybe that explains why Strickland acts more like a Republican than a Democrat. And maybe it also explains why Strickland reappointed Taft''s inspector general, Tom Charles. That way, Charles could continue to cover up wrongdoing that occurred in Taft's administration, in addition to covering up wrongdoing in Strickland's administration. That's exactly what has happened. It appears that the Strickland administration really is, as some claim, Taft's third term.
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So the BWC leaped at the chance to investigate Gutierrez, even though the agency usually moves as slow as molasses. And then BWC rushed to prosecute him before he had a chance to protest the agency's allegations through the normal administrative process. If that's not retaliation for the corruption that Dann exposed at BWC, I don'r know what is.
Strickland should have cleaned house at BWC, so that this abuse of governmental powers would have stopped.Instead, he seems to be giving us Bob Taft's third term, complete with a lot of the same cast of despicable characters.
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Because so many Ohioans gamble at casinos in neighboring states, and religion is so much of the basis for opposing expanded gambling in Ohio, I can almost hear the leaders in other states saying about Ohio's leaders: "You saps keep the faith, we'll just keep the money."
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mayweather fighting an 0-6 fighter should be the main event over anyone lets be realistic
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Floyd can't move on without Canelo in the undercard. It's a tacit admission that with Canelo in the undercard the event would sell better. People can't help but wonder why he won't fight Canelo.
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No Im no hypocrite I am a big fan of the guy (guerrero) since the 135 days, and I still think he is a one of the best 147s by beating that european dude (which was a rough rough one) and Berto. But common Mayweather is imo turning a 154 fighter, and if he is fighting Canelo in sept it would make sense to fight a 154 fighter. If May asks for a catch weight or a 154 fight if he fights guerrero what a BS.
Mayweather can get anybody he wants they will take short notice or log ones everyone agrees to the kind of money they get with him. As the best fighter out there he could of gotten.
Canelo, Martinez (the best one), Lara, Trout, Pacquiao (I know iffy),and GGG
All these fighters are more of a threat than guerrero.
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Cos Floyd dont do much and dont fight as much as his peers, people want Floyd to make a statement and fight Sergio at 160, but instead he fights Guerrero? There are a handful or so of fighters who would beat Guerrero, so Floyd beating Guerrero would mean nothing.
But having said that, reality is Floyd isnt that great, so i expect Guerrero in reality to test Floyd. If Guerrero ends up not testing Floyd, i will apologize to Floyd and admit Floyd isnt as bad i thought he was and i underestimated Floyd.
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32 Things We Learned From James Gunn and Nathan Fillion's Slither Commentary
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- May 4, 2015
"Iris [Quinn] learned that she really had to cough to get the stuff to spurt out in the way I wanted, and then she was able to vomit appropriately on her daughter's face."...
13 Movies to Watch After You've Seen 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
- By Christopher Campbell
- @thefilmcynic
- August 2, 2014
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is a movie where we could go on and on with relevant recommended titles. Its main hero, Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), is a guy who spent his first 10 years on Earth enjoying a lot of movies and music. He's a good representation of many people his age...
Talking Scary Scores, Getting Away with Murder, and All Hallows Eve with Horror Composer, Tyler Bates
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- October 31, 2012
If you have ever grabbed your arm rest in fright while watching the recent Halloween remake or buried your face in your scarf (as I often do during the scary parts of movies) when a particular stanza in the Dawn of the Dead score made you jump, you are already familiar with composer Tyler Bates'...
31 Days of Horror: Slither
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- October 14, 2011
We continue our journey through a month of frightening, bloody and violent films. For more, check out our 31 Days of Horror homepage. Synopsis: A small town becomes ground zero to an alien invasion, which reaches Earth in the form of alien slugs on a chunk of space rock. After...
Ohio's Shock Around the Clock 24-Hour Horror Marathon Finalizes Films
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- October 12, 2011
From 12 noon on Saturday, October 15 through 12 noon on Sunday, October 16, horror fans will descend on the Grandview Theater in Grandview, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus. The line-up includes 35 mm prints of rare, historic, and foreign films along with trailers, cartoons, and various short subjects. Other...
Interview: James Gunn Takes the Superheroes Out of 'Super'
- By Jack Giroux
- @JackGi
- August 13, 2011
Super isn't tied to the world of comics. Writer/director James Gunn didn't make a satire or a spoof; instead Super is its own extremist beast. The Taxi Driver-inspired religious tale is a gritty, dirty, and dark comedy that just so happens to have the leads sporting superhero costumes. These aren't your fluffy and...