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Issue date: Sunday, November 2, 1919
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Publication name: Coshocton Tribune
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Coshocton Tribune, The (Newspaper) - November 2, 1919, Coshocton, Ohio
WHILE IT'S HOT Full International News Service leased wire report, including today's market reports 'today, received by private wire. Coshocton Tribune VOL. XI, No. 62 FULL INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEWS REPORT AND TIMES-AGE t, NOVEMBER 2, 1919. CIRCULATION BCOKS TO ALL THE WEATHER FOR Rain and colder tonight; Sunday colder and generally fair. THREE CENTS MUCH INTEREST IN CITY CONTESTS AS CAMPAIGN CLOSES GENERAL STRIKE NOT PLANNED BY A. F. OF L. AS RESULT OF THE GOVERNMENT'S INJUNCT'N 1EG TOUTED AS Trend Of Opinion Is That Tish Will Finish Second And Caton Third POLLS CLOSE AT Nine Separate Ballots To Confront City Voter When He Enters The Polls Washington Claims Non Union Miners Have Remained At Work And Will Attempt To Supply Vital Coal NeedsMine Leaders In Indianapolis Await Government's Next Move. Temple, first; Tish, second; Caton, third. That's the way the "dopesters1' have the result of next Tuesday's mayoralty election figured out. Whether they're right or not the ballots alone will tell. It is conceded that both Tish and Caton have strong followings but if you've had your ear real close to the ground you must be convinced that the Temple sentiment predominates. Substantial evidence of this is furnished by the bets which are being placed during the closing days of the campaign. All along there has been an underground current of opinion that the" Republican candidate had the best show to win. The fact that Tish and Caton have been lifelong Democrats cannot bxit result in a split of the Democratic rote, even tho Tish is running Independently on The Wage Earners ticket. It is considered practically certain that Tish will not pull as many votes from Temple as from Caton. To be sure there's always a chance for the "dope" to be completely upset but it's not within the realms of probability. LITTLE MUDiSLINGING The campaign has been remarkably clean and free from altho in the last few days Temple and Tish have hurled jfe. few hot shots at each other. Truthfully it can be said that all three candidates are men of good character, and strong personality. It is around the policies for which each is supposed to stand that the storm centers. The opinion prevails that Temple will receive practically the solid Republican vote, with enough Democratic votes to put him safely j across, tho it is conservatively estt (Continued On Page Five) WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. Labor does not plan a genjeral strike as the result of the federal injunction against the heads of the United Mine Workers, it was learned night at the American Federation of Labor headquarters, i Officials there, however, said that labor. does plan to light [the government injunction with every means in its power short of a general strike. I Judge Airies held a long conference tonight with Atjtpmey General Palmer, but neither would give out anything in regard to their It is stated here tonight that non-union miners have remained at work and today plunged into the task of keeping the nation's imperilled coal supply above the danger point. Attorney General Palmer has instructed the federal deputy marshalls to report. immediately to him amr meetings of two or moreemployers -or employes that might be legally classed as a conspiracy. It was reported from Pittsburgh that working miners arc believed to be able to tide over the needs of vital consumers. HEADS AUSTRIA'S NEW GOVERNMENT HER ET TAXATION Grant The Men a Living Wage He Declares, And There Will Be Coal To Gives Statistics To Prove That Miners' Wages Have -Not Kept Pace With Living Costs. I Carl Scitz. Carl Seitz is the president of the republic set up in Austria. His signature recently completed the acceptance of the peace treaty jriven the Austrians ai St. Gennain. Home Protective League Secretary Says Classification Backed By Money Lenders FOOTBALL RESULTS Nov. America's most paralyzing strike has run one day. Approximately coal miners'in the bituminous fields from the Atlantic to Pacific obeyed the strike order, but up to noon no disorders have been reported anywhere: President Wilson in .his sick bed in .the white house is following the developments closely. Government officials were spurred to swift action to protect the interests of the public, but no additional legal steps have been taken since the issuance of the federal injunction In Indianapolis restraining the officials of the United Mine Work ers from aiding strike. Acting President John L. Lewis, of the United Mine Workers at apolis, expressed ironic surprise when informed that the organized miners had obeyed the strike order. "I thot the. strike had been he remarked. The union officials took a passive attitude, confining their activities to receiving reports from the various fields. The first outbreak of trouble is now threatened in West Virginia, where nearly one thousand troops have been rushed. Hundreds of West Virginia (Continued on Page Twelve) WASHINGTON, Nov. Organization Of a civilian reserve in which veterans of the world war would be encouraged to serve was advocated by General Pershing before the joint congressional committee on military affairs of the senate and house this afternoon. He said men who had six months training in camps and those who served In the last war should be forced to join a civilian local reserve. "I consider it a matter of vital Importance to build up this citizens said. "No one knows the necessity of this better than the men themselves. It should be a potential fighting part of the army organization." Creating of a separate department for the study and perfection of chemical warfare was 'advocated by the general. It would be well if poison gas warfare could be eliminated, the general said, but he doubted the advisability of neglecting this branch, of warfare even If agreements are reached to prevent its use. "We cannot count on the other he commended the national guard for its service, considering opportunities it has had in the past. NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN FOR RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP WILL SOON START-9000 IN THIS CO. A nation wide campaign will be fice of the Home Building and Loan opened today for twenty million memI Association, 416 Main-st. bers of the American Red Cross, and It has been decided by the executive will end November 11, Armistice Day. j committee .that no solicitations will The local Red Cross organization has be made this year for members in Coarranged for applications for shocton or Coshocton county. No soship which will be received at the i licitors will call at homes as in proHome Building and Loan office, 416 vious years. Main-st j After Tuesday, each issue of the The Coshocton chapter of the Amer1 Tribune will carry application coupons lean Red Cross and more than thirty j for the convenient use of subscribers, Colgate 7, Dartmouth 7. Pitt 13, Lehlgh 0. Penn State io, Perm a 0. Michigan 16, Northwestern 13. JPitt 13, Lehigh n. Illinois 10, Chicago "West Virginia 25. Prtttceton 0. Penn State 10, Penna 0. Case 39, Hiram 0. Dartmouth 7, Colgate 0. Oberlin 48. Western Reserve 0. Brown 0, Syracuse 13. Harvard 20, Springfield 0. Yale 31. Maryland 0. Minnesota 19. Wisconsin 7. Cincinnati 0, Wittenberg 9. Ohio Wesleyan 6, Ohio TJniversty 0. Notre Dame 16, .Indiana 3. Annapolis 20, West Virginia Wesleyan 6. West Point 34, Tufts 13. Akron 22, Mt. Union 0. branches in the county has nine thousand members. Thru funds which were set aside by the board of control of the Coshocton county War Chest, every contributor who paid in their full quota or forty' especially people who live in the country and are unable to come to Coshocton because of the bad condition of the roads. In previous years a great many families took considerable pride In the jfive per cent of their original sub1 fact that all the members of their scription, will receive within the next j blocks In the city in which every homo few days a certificate, paid in full, household held Red Cross membermemberahlp to the American Red ship. During the war there were Cross for the year 1920, 'together with many blocks in the city in which every a window emblem for their home and j home was known as a 100 per cent a 1020 membership button. In this j Red Cross home, because all memway Coshocton county will obtain for j bers of the household held Red 1820 approximately seventy-five nun1 Cross membership certificates. Because of the extensive peace time program which the Red Cross now hao dred members. Those who do not obtain a membership thru the War Chest may obtain j under way, it is .the hope of the local their membership credentials, window committee that the same feeling preemblera, including certificate and j vail in this city as was held during ton, upon payment of at the the war and that all members of each Third roll call headquarters in the ofj household secure membership. PROFITEERING IS CALLED BY PROPER NAME COLUMBUS, O., NOT. Summary pybishment of profiteers for treason, was recommended here today by Representative John C. McKenzle, of Illinois, chairman of the congressional investigating alleged waste and graft at Camp Sherroan, located at Chillfcothe. "I shall urea such legislation by MM CaatrwMi M William Bare, afed 13, and Dan W. Cochran, aged 18, who were from Cleveland Saturday by Officer Fretague, to answer to a charge of blng the Coshocton grocyer, were given a hearing In Mayor RichardNon's court Saturday afternoon. Both young men pleaded guilty and were bound over to the grand. Jury under bond, which they were to pay. They were lodged la cwnty CLEVELAND, NOT. The roundup of alleged terrorists Continued today when police in three Onto cities arrested nine suspects believed to have had knowledge of recent bomb plots. Five were seized here, two la Canton and two in Akron, The arrests followed discovery that the bomb making material bad been stolen from a local ship building plant. Tbe nine arrested are believed to have aided la seeartag the bomb ssatertal. During the month of October there was 6.21 inches of rain fall in Coshocton. For the last week, Saturday excluded there was 1.281 inches of rain fall. The average rain fall during the month of October 1918 was 2.81 inches. The average temperature for the October just past, was much higher than last year. The highest being on the second and third when the mercury went up to 89 degrees. The highest degree for October 1918 was on the fifth when S2 degrees was shown. Saturday evening both the Walhonding and Tuscarawas rivers had risen several feet. The Tuftcarawas was five feet above, zero and the WalhoirlIng was within a roof, of overflowing. It was reported Saturday several streams leading Into these two rivers are out of bounds and a small flood may be expected. The above data was given by Mrs. Ada Jefferles, who has charge of the government weather Btation. Claims Home Owner Pays 31 Times The Tax Of The Rich Man In Kentucky Brands Present Fight As One Between Tax Dodgers And Home Owners Only a small audience heard Hie address of C. P., Knlrk, Cleveland, neerelary of the 'Ohio Home Protective League on the disadvantages of the classification amendment, nt the Ont.rftl high school auditorium Friday evening. Rainy weather and muddy roads kept ninny away. Mr. Knlrk Haiti in part: "The constitutional convention of 1851 wfiit caller because of the unequal and unjust methods of taxation existing without, the uniform law. The rinse of Banks vs. nines, third Ohio State report, gives a full account of this fact. "The classification campaign Is heIng financed by the money lending Int.erest.H of Ohio. They want conditions like those in Kentucky under classification. In Louisville in the hank pays the same tax an a poor man's home, valued at In other words the home owner pays 31 times j the tax of the rich man. "In Ohio intangibles pay 10 per j cent of the taxes. In Minnesota under I classification they pay i 1-5 per cent. Tn Kentucky the tax on real estate creased 39.2 per cent. In one year under classification. If all of the property in Ohio paid Just portion of tax tho rate would bo 80 low no one would Buffer. "The threat that, money will leave Ohio If taxed ia mere cowardice. The i owner must also leave the stateor ho 1 Is still a perjurer and tax dodger. When yon classify property yoii classify tho people according to the form of wealth they own. Under classification taxation becomes) a political football and ihe only limitations being j that legislators can play and highly pair lobbyists only may be spectators. I "This IB a fight between the tax dodgers and the home owners and j farmers of Ohio. Your duty IB to see that all taxpayers vote no on classifii cation." 86, CALLED Sarah Pearson. aged 80, wife of T. J. Peurson, died Saturday morning at her home in Conesvillo, following an illness of more t.lian a year from a complication of Mrs. Poarson was horn December 2fi, at Morefielil. Harrluon county. Before her marriage she was Sarah Jane Hooker and previous to her marriage to T. .1. Pourson. was the widow of John Johnson, of Newcomorstown. Mrs. 1'oarson left, two daughters by her first, inurrlago, thoy are: Mrs. J. S. Knlsley, of Fort. Wnyne, Ind.. and Mrn. James M. Johnson, of Nowcomerslown. She also left one slater, Mrs. Louis Shaw, and one broth er, John Hooker, both of Jackson-tp. For 23 ypn.ru Mrs. Pearson had been la resident, of Conhocton county. Shn WHH a member of the. Uhrlchsvillo Christian church. She leaves 1.2 grand children, 34 great, grandchildren ami two great great, grand children. Mrs. Pearnon was one of the oldest residents In this county. Her kindness had won n groat number of friends who will be grieved at, her death. Funeral services will Ite held Tuesday morning at o'clock at, the ConeHvillo Met.hodiftt church, will be nioflfl at Dover, Ohio. Burial BOSTON, Mass., Nov. Wo are approaching a Htate of "civil declared United States Senator Polndexf.er, 6t Washington, addressing a political rally here today. Anarchists, Syndicalists, 1. W. W. and various form of socialism ami communism are Becking to confiscate property, to nationalize Industry and to have what Is called tho "proletariat" control of tho government, Senator Polndfcstor said. It IR part of a world wide movement, he added, aurl said the coal strike was "part of a program of communism." "The coal strike" he said, "is not. a faith campaign for higher "The government threatens the arrest of our international officers and executive committee, they may arrest all of us, but that will not get coal, There is just one way to get coal and that is to pay the miners a living wage. The arrest of our officials will not affect the strike as we will go on just the same as if nothing had said James McCormick, mine workers' official, Saturday evening. Why are the miners striking? In answered as follows by Mr. McCormick, also why the miners will go on with I heir strike: "The miners believe that present conditions fully justify them In demanding a sixty per cent increase In their wages. One of the principal reasons for this belief is the. fact that trotvi 1914 to 1.919 the Average increase in the cost of living was approximately nighty-fiveper cent, while tho increase In the wages of coal minors was much loss than that figure (estimated at, 20 per cent.) The fact is that the Increase in the cost of Uie foodstuffs which are most generally used by miners and their families run far above eighty-five per cent. Government statistics recently funned show that, the price of bacon Increased 114 per cent; ham, 100 per cent; lamb, )R per cent; hens, 94 per cent; lard, 123 per cent; flour, 118 per cent: corn meal, 100 per cent; potatoes, 107 per cent; sugar 96 per cent. These are the actual necessaries of life which tho miner Is compelled to buy, and It will be found that the average increase in the prices of these Is above 100 per cent. The name statistics published by the government show that from May. 1914, to May. 1919, the average increase in the prices of clothing of all kinds was 125 per cent, and the Increase in the cost of household furniture and furnishings was 131 per cent. There has been practically the same percentages of Increase in the cost of the tools and materials which the miner is compelled to buy for use in his work. These include picks., shovels, lamps, powder and all other materials the miner uses. "From 1914 to 1919, wages for pick mining were increased 29.25 per cent, for machine mining -it) per cent, and for day labor in and around the mines per cent. Sixty per cent of the shorter hours or hotter working 1.. imlne workers are in the machine inindi ions. rheBO are already an.ply clafislficatlon> and they Cancel Football Game At Red Sea Because of wet. grounds the Coloniali Belvedere football game' with the CambrWge-Byesville team, will be cancelj led. An attempt will be made to have the game next Sunday at the Denroan back of the fair grounds. IN VOTE COUNT FOR THE The Prize Fish Yarn NBW BLOOMFIELD, PA., Nov. Hank Orvin, who lives near here, is the author of the prime fish story of the reason. He was seated along Buffalo creek watching his line, he when there was a commotion in the water. A three-pound baci jumped out of the creek and into his backet on the hank. His theory ii that the bass was pursuing a minnow. A minnow was found in the stomach when the niherman cut it i m TUB Tribune and TimesAge force will work far into the night Tuesday receiving and putting in type election returns, County and city recinct results m the vote 'or mayor, the four wet and dry proposals and the classification amendment will be given the perference. City and county precinct election officials are urged to telephone count in their respective precincts as soon ai possible Tuesday night or Wednesday. Nov. L. .T. Taber. master of tho state grange and president of the Ohio Home Protective Aasoc.ia'tion. today predicted the defeat of the classification of property for taxation amendment. "A survey of every county is says Taber. "It indicates that, thero will be nig increase in tho "No" as compared with tho last per cent increase, 27 per cent, are in the day labor classification, and they (Continued 'On Page Five) COLUMBUS,


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Sometimes when I try to do a graceful restart by sending HUP to Nginx, I end up with a master process that never dies, it sticks around forever, and eventually my app becomes unresponsive and I have to do a hard restart.
There are never redundant worker processes.
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Sunday, November 11, 2012
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- AnonymousNovember 11, 2012 at 4:09 PM
I love this guy's face and, (don't laugh), his nose. There's something a little 'Adrien Brody-ish' about the man. And yes, I kinda like Brody. - Montana CowboyReplyDelete
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- AnonymousNovember 11, 2012 at 4:15 PM
I would love too see his bush in all it's glory!ReplyDelete
If picture #2 represents heads then heads. Definitely heads. Montana Cowboy must be my telepathic twin. This man's nose gives his face something extra. A little bit beefier Adrien Brody.ReplyDelete
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"It's just a no-brainer," Pam Lee said of Bill 210, the Anaphylactic Student Protection Act, which will receive second reading in Victoria on May 28.
Lee, whose son suffers from a severe allergy to peanuts, certainly appears to be right. After all, Bill 210, which was introduced as non-partisan legislation by New Democratic Party education critic David Cubberly, should receive support from all MLAs.
The bill is designed to ensure that schools and school boards have plans in place to help students who have severe systemic allergic reactions -- anaphylaxis -- which can be fatal.
Specifically, the bill mandates that school boards maintain anaphylactic policies setting out risk reduction strategies, communications plans and mandatory regular training programs on how to deal with life-threatening allergies.
Further, the bill requires that school principals ask parents and students to supply them with information concerning life-threatening allergies and develop plans for each allergic student that detail the type of allergy, monitoring and avoidance strategies and appropriate treatments. Parents will, of course, remain responsible for providing schools with the necessary information regarding their children.
This doesn't seem like a particularly onerous task for school boards, especially when the failure to implement such policies could lead to the needless death of a student.
Indeed, Bill 210 is modelled after the Ontario legislation known as Sabrina's Law -- so named because it was implemented after 13-year-old Sabrina Shannon died from an allergic attack four years ago. Sabrina's Law seems to have worked reasonably well, and has certainly helped to raise awareness about an entirely preventable problem.
For this reason, many groups, including the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, the Victoria Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils and the Greater Victoria Teachers' Associations, support enactment of Bill 210.
Unfortunately, the government doesn't seem to be on side yet. On Monday, Education Minister Shirley Bond acknowledged that something must be done, but said that the government wants to study the issue first to determine whether legislation or policy changes offer the best solution.
Now it is wise to study an issue thoroughly before enacting legislation, but we already have a good idea of how the law will work thanks to the Ontario experience. Time is of the essence here, since no legislator, school, parent or member of the public would want to see a child die while legislation is being studied.
Given that the bill has wide support from parents, teachers and allergy professionals, and given its success in Ontario, it's time for the government to come onside and pass the legislation. Further policy changes may be necessary in the future, but for now the legislation and its implementation is the best step toward protecting our children.


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It is often asserted that genetically engineered crops can prevent a looming crisis of global agricultural productivity. Enthusiasts assert that these new, transgenic crops—varieties containing genes introduced in the laboratory—are essential to produce sufficient food for a burgeoning world population, and that they can avert ecological damage from the expansion of agriculture (Pardey 2001; Borlaug and Carter 2005; BIO 2005). The U.S. government, in cooperation with agribusiness interests, actively promotes this idea. Such arguments for a biotechnology-based solution to food insecurity can be dangerously misleading. The actual performance of transgenic crops has been mediocre, at best (see Chaps. 7 and 8, this volume). In the United States, their productivity has not generally been higher than that of conventional varieties, nor have they allowed reduced use of pesticides, as explained below.
Nevertheless, advocates of crop genetic engineering commonly assume that European and U.S. farm technologies, regulatory practices, and food-producing systems are not only superior but also universally applicable. As I have argued elsewhere, many proponents of a geneticengineering solution to hunger make use of idealized conceptions of molecular biology and exceptional examples of genetic engineering successes (McAfee 2003a). Most contributions to international biotechnology policy literature do recognize that transgenic crops cannot be adopted easily and without risk in all parts of the world. Many authors, however, focus on what they see as deficits in the institutions and personnel of "less developed" countries. If these lacks can be remedied by means of scientific and legal training and other so-called capacity building, they reason, then Latin America and other regions will be able to share in the expected benefits of transgenic crops.


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But just as most gameplayers complained, it's so hard to get Mallet, Maker Stake and Land Deed on Hay Day. Here I recommend several ways to collect Mallet, Maker Stake as well as Land Deed.
1. We get them from big harvest, just the same ways as we get axes, dynamite, saws, etc. But these rewards are give randomly, so you may get a lot of land deeds, mallets, but few stakes.
2. Some farmer would like to sell them, so go to roadside shop from your friends or purchase it on newspaper ads.
3. Surely, the third way is to use real money to purchase diamonds, and then pay the stuff with real diamonds.4. Go to Hay Day Forum; exchange your storage with Hay Day players.
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I think this is the earliest posting all year. Don't get used to it.
I took all of these photos on my mobile phone so the quality isn't too great. I was following the adage that the best camera is the one you have with you and I had the phone with me all day.
1. My lunch courtesy of Harris Teeter.
2. The first meal in the new, smaller crockpot, tomato basil soup. (click the link for the recipe)
3. The produce results from the shopping trip.
4. Additional soup and recipe fixings.
5. Guess what this means.
6. Surprised to see these, I was too. But I got an email from the new chairperson of the Art Fair and she asked me to meet with her to share my files and any other information. So I pulled out all the files and made what I expect will be my last trip to Marshall.
1. My favorite shoes. They are nearing the end of their productive life and I am having a very difficult time finding another pair to fill their place. The company discontinued them. I have ordered three pairs of shoes from Amazon and sent them all back. I tried on at least 20 pairs of shoes at Potomac Mills mall the other day – nothing worked. Sigh. The quest continues. In the meantime I will keep wearing these ones until they fall off my feet.
2. End of the day, Lizzie's backpack is ready to go for Thursday.
3. Before bed, Lizzie and I watched the first half of this movie. I was very put out the next night when we tried to finish the movie and the disc was damaged at the absolute climax of the film. Although I had seen the 1995 version many times before and I actually saw this one a couple years ago via Masterpiece Theater, it is still very frustrating to invest 80 minutes in a movie and not be able to see the end. I grumpily retired to my room and picked up the book and read the last chapter just to make myself feel better.
4. Dinner for the next night was started before bed. I made this recipe and we all enjoyed it.
5. Studying this book to pass my exam. It is not fun.
6. The sad state of my craft table. No craftiness is happening here.
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Paul and Ruth Newkirk of Seymour plan to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at an open house hosted by their children from 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 10 at St. Paul Lutheran Church Borchers, 10792 N. County Road 210E, Seymour.
The couple request no gifts, please.
Mr. Newkirk and the former Ruth Hoevener were married Aug. 9, 1964, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church by the Rev. V. Paul Heine.
Mr. Newkirk is a retired farmer and Mrs. Newkirk retired from Majestic Casket & Urn in Seymour where she was a seamstress.
The couple have three children, Susan (Daniel) Holle, the late Mark Newkirk and Nathan (Gwen) Newkirk. They also have seven grandchildren.
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The Synthetic Organic Chemist's Companion
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The Organic Chemists' Companion provides a practical, hands-on resource for students and practitioners of organic synthesis. It presents the fundamentals and guides the reader through the entire process of organic synthesis. It includes basic instructions on everything from on handling reagents, gases, and solvents to conducting and working up/purifying reactions as well as applying analytical techniques to identify the reaction product.
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Zac Posen has been dazzling runway audiences since 2002, when he released his debut women's collection at the tender age of 21. Born and based in NYC, Posen masterfully recaptures the streamlined, ultra-feminine aesthetic of 1940s Hollywood with stunning wedding dresses, evening gowns, and ready-to-wear essentials that epitomize classic high glamour. Perfectly tailored pencil skirts, suit jackets, and sheath dresses receive an extra shot of drama thanks to loosely draping sleeves, gathered collars, peplum waistlines, and other flourishes. Carry your everyday needs in one of Posen's exquisite leather handbags, or channel Katherine Hepburn by slipping on a pair of his high-waist crepe pants. With threads and accessories like these, it's no wonder Posen has won over so many of modern-day Hollywood's fashion icons — from Kate Winslet to Katy Perry. If your A-list style comes with a D-list budget, fear not: in 2010 Posen released Z Spoke, a diffusion line in which the CFDA award-winning designer recreates his signature styles for budget-conscious tastemakers.
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The commemorative stamps, issued by Britain's postal service Royal Mail to mark the 50th anniversary of the band's first professional gig, will be available at U.K. post offices from July 7.
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Rock bard Bob Dylan, forever young in the minds of baby boomers who grew up with his music, turned 75-years-old on Tuesday, a little more than a week before the start of a U.S. summer tour in support of his latest album.
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In a new interview, the rocker reveals he went wild in the years after the Fab Four called it quits, and his band Wings helped him straighten out and rediscover his love for music.
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ILWACO — Anglers once again will be limited to one chinook salmon per day when fishing off the southern Washington and northern Oregon coasts starting Sunday.
State fisheries managers increased the daily limit to two chinook last week, but a sudden surge in the catch prompted a return to the one-chinook rule in the Ilwaco and Westport areas, said Pat Pattillo, salmon policy coordinator for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The bag limit is two salmon a day, but only one chinook. Only fin-clipped coho may be retained.
"The number of anglers fishing out of Westport this week increased dramatically and their success in catching chinook was better than any week in recent history," Pattillo said. "While we're reluctant to go back to one chinook a day, this change is necessary to keep this fishery open for a full season."
Anglers fishing off La Push and Neah Bay can continue to catch and keep two chinook as part of their daily limit — which also allows them to keep one additional pink salmon per day in those areas.
Prior to last week's decision to increase the chinook limit off Westport and Ilwaco, Washington officials found that catch rates were lagging well behind last year's pace, Pattillo said.
But that changed abruptly this week, when the number of anglers fishing those areas jumped 30 percent over the same period last year.
Fishing off the Columbia River mouth is scheduled to run through Sept. 30 or a catch of 33,600 fin-clipped coho. There also is a chinook quota shared by the entire Washington and northern Oregon ports.


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Gracias a la rentabilidad que hoy tiene en su negocio su familia tiene una mejor vida y siguen adelante brindándole el apoyo en sus actividades.
Previous Loan DetailsRosaura works raising pigs and barnyard fowl. She's well-known in her community; she's responsible and hardworking. She currently lives with two children who are economically dependent on her. Rosaura works in animal husbandry activities like raising pigs and barnyard fowl. She set up this ac... More from Rosaura Isabel's previous loan »
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With elite national recruit Deondre Clark, an LSU commit, leading an experienced group of defensive linemen, there's no mistaking that Douglass is strong up front.
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Jones, who has a scholarship offer from Morgan State, and Brandon Jackson return to fill two of the three spots at linebacker, but most of the secondary will be made up of new starters.
"We've got a dominant front four, but I'm in love with our back seven right now," said Jones, who had 61 tackles and 15 sacks, splitting time between linebacker and defensive end last season. "Things are really starting to click back there. The secondary is really coming along."
Jones and Clark were the only players in the current senior class who played extensively as freshmen when Douglass won the 2010 Class 4A state championship.
"I feel real old now," Jones said with a laugh. "I didn't think this time would come, but I'm ready to make the most of my senior year."
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BILLINGS, Mont. — Aggressive gray wolf hunting took a toll in much of the Northern Rockies last year as the predator's population saw its most significant decline since being reintroduced in the region.
Numbers released by state wildlife agencies show Wyoming's wolf population down 16 percent from 2011, Montana's down 4 percent and Idaho's down 8 percent.
That was partially offset by population gains in eastern portions of Washington and Oregon, where wolf numbers have been climbing rapidly over the last few years but still remain low compared to other parts of the region.
The government's original recovery goal, set in the 1990s, was at least 300 wolves in the region. Despite last year's decline, the latest figures show the population remains at more than five times that level.
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Overall, biologists tallied a minimum of 1,674 wolves across the five states at the end of 2012, a 6 percent decline.
Parts of Northern Utah also fall within the Northern Rockies wolf-recovery area, but the state has no wolves.
In Wyoming, wildlife officials this week said the state will halve its quota for the fall hunting season, to 26 animals.
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OKC Council challenges mayor on plans to move electric substation for $30M
A master plan for the scheduling and budgeting of the MAPS 3 projects still reserves $30 million for moving a power station in the planned Core to Shore development even though a majority of the city council said Tuesday they don't favor such expenditure.
Council members Gary Marrs, Pete White, Larry McAtee and Meg Salyer all disputed an account given by Mayor Mick Cornett that described council members as agreeing behind the scenes to set aside the money for buying the substation property at SW 4 and Robinson Avenue from Oklahoma Gas and Electric and paying for it to be relocated.
David Greenwell and Ed Shadid, who were sworn in to their first terms on the council last week, also voiced concerns about the expenditure.
Opponents of the substation purchase say the debate's outcome may determine whether the convention center is built to the scale promised to voters, or one about 80,000 square feet smaller.
Cornett told a joint meeting of the Oklahoma City Council and the MAPS 3 citizen's oversight board that consultants hired before the campaign indicated a new convention center would cost $250 million (the actual report by Convention Sports and Leisure suggested budgeting between $250 million and $400 million).
He said the $30 million was added to the convention center budget during closed-door discussions with the city council after learning a substation across from a planned central park, another MAPS 3 project, would be "very, very expensive" to move. Cornett pushed for the substation site to be chosen for the convention center, but consultants and a MAPS 3 citizen's committee since have deemed it unviable due to its distance from Bricktown and downtown hotels.
"The first number we got in was it might be as much as $75 million to move the substation," Cornett said. "I asked for more info from staff and they responded it seemed as if it might cost $30 million to have the substation removed. … The thought was put $30 million into the substation (if the convention center was located in a different spot), and put whatever of that isn't needed back into the convention center."
Councilman Marrs was the first to challenge Cornett on the matter, with fellow council members White, McAtee and Salyer all agreeing they never agreed to reserve $30 million for the substation.
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Records kept by City Clerk Frances Kersey appear to back the council members' claims, showing no public discussion or votes held by the council about any funding for the substation. The council never voted for budgets for any of the projects either. Records show the only city document reflecting project budgets was published online by the public information office using information by Cornett's former aide, David Holt.
Mailings to voters by the private MAPS 3 campaign showed the same amounts listed by the public information office, including the $280 million for the convention center with no mention of reserving $30 million for the substation. News accounts at the time show no record of any discussion of the $30 million.
MAPS 3 Program Manager Eric Wenger said $30 million will remain reserved for the power plant, noting the council did not vote against the expenditure at Tuesday's meeting.
When asked about the disagreement with the council, Cornett continued to insist he had a private agreement with council members but admitted it was not mentioned during their open meetings or put into writing.
Cornett added he mentioned the $30 million expenditure in campaign speeches, but could not provide further specifics.
"It was difficult to get people to focus on it because it was seen as such a minor detail in the scheme of things," Cornett said.


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I recently started riding with some of my co-workers. I'm a Physical Therapist Asst at the local hospital. We have a great greenway system here that runs for about 50miles connecting to our hospital and ride ~4X/week. I have a 2007 Trek 7300 and a 1995 Trek 850. Was on the 7300 with 700x25 tires.
Yesterday 2 of us riding side by-side (in our lane)after work, a guy comes hauling-a$$ around a blind corner on our side. My buddy was inside and swerved towards me. I swerved to avoid him and went off the pavement(concrete) It was extremely rough and I was on very lumpy ground and about to be thrown off at ~10MPH. Tried to get back on the paved path, wheel caught the edge and I went over the bars.
Landed on the left under-side of my chin on the concrete at ~8 MPH, helmet on. L knee skinned, deep gouge under my chin and 10/10 pain at my L jaw hinge. I was OK to ride back but was concerned b/c my neck extended violently when I hit the pavement and I was worried about a C-spine injury(can paralyze)
Told my buddy to ride back to the hospital(~3miles) to get my truck to take me in rather than waiting on a meatwagon knowing how rough EMTs can be. They put a C-collar on me immediately at the ER, mashing into my chin lac and mashing my jaw into the L hinge joint causing me excruciating pain in my ear and L jaw hinge.
So, CT, chin stitches, 2 shots of dilaudid, and 4hrs later, both sides of my jaw are fractured, R side hairline, L side with 1/4" of separation between the bone fragments in the hinge joint. I see the ortho on Monday to see if I need surgery. Sipping on liquid oxycodone and getting ready for my liquid breakfast now.
While I want to blame the a-hole on the wrong side of the path, I ultimately know this was my fault for not trying to stop in the grass rather than trying to re-merge on the path and for riding side-by-side. Fast poop happens fast yo'. As I was sitting on the path evaluating my injuries with blood streaming from my chin, I saw the guy circle back and then haul a$$ the other direction when he saw me down.
The only upside is that I just put a trekking handlebar on my bike. I was on the back part of the bar and that saved my hands from hitting the pavement. Probably saved me from some broken fingers too. I love riding but am wondering how gunshy I'm gonna be when I decide to get back on the bike.
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Not everyone has Thanksgiving Day off to spend with family and friends. For public servants like police officers and firefighters, there is always someone to protect.
In Georgetown, the Four Seasons hosted its 13th annual Pilgrim Feast for first responders on board a 21st century version of the Mayflower: a 53-foot trailer.
"It's become a great tradition in Washington," says Christian Clerc, general manager at the Four Seasons. "It's our way of saying thank you to everyone who does such a great job all year."
Washington's finest enjoyed the full Four Seasons experience with fine linens, silver and china.
"This really makes me happy," says Shannon Williams with the MPD. "It makes me want to give back."
Inside the kitchen was buzzing with activity. Plates were loaded outside with turkey, potatoes, and of course plenty of pie.
"My pastry chef, he made pecan pie, apple pie, there's pumpkin pie," says Douglas Anderson. "The little pastry shop has been busy over the last three days."
In all, nearly 500 meals were served for police, firefighters and other first responders. Emergency room staff from nearby hospitals were also invited.
"I was actually excited to work Thanksgiving," says Weeda Zazay, an E.R. technician at GWU Hospital. "I asked to do I could come to this because I came to it last year and the year before so I chose to work Thanksgiving because of this."
Hotel employees and their families volunteer each year to serve the meal.
"We have quite a few volunteers," says Anderson. "Most of the staff out there today came in on their own holiday to help out."
And for on-duty first responders unable to pull up a chair, meals were sent off in to-go bags to police and fire stations across the District.


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Update on RabiRabi is the 30-year-old wife of a reseller and has two children. The oldest child is 6 years old and attends school while the youngest child, 2 years old, stays at home with his mother.
In order to help her husband with their household expenses, Rabi started her business in 2003, selling general food products, hair extensions, and brocade from her home. She stocks up in Lomé and is on her fifth loan with WAGES.
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Previous Loan DetailsRabi, aged 29, has two children. One child is not yet in school and is 1 year old. The other is 5 and is in school. Rabi's husband is a spare parts vendor. As for Rabi, she sells jewelry,hair extensions, and shoes at a small shop. Her business was started nine years ago. She has now begun her fou... More from Rabi's previous loan »
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About Women and Associations for Gain both Economic and SocialThis loan is administered by Women and Associations for Gain both Economic and Social (WAGES), Togo's second-largest microfinance institution. Along with a wide range of savings and loan products, WAGES offers its clients training programs in basic literacy, health care (HIV/AIDS and malaria), and business-related subjects (business management, marketing, accounting). You can show your support for WAGES by joining its lending team!
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BRASILIA Brazil's Senate unanimously approved groundbreaking legislation on Tuesday that guarantees equal access to the Internet and protects the privacy of Brazilian users in the wake of U.S. spying revelations.
President Dilma Rousseff, who was the target of U.S. espionage according to documents leaked by former NSA analyst Edward Snowden, plans to sign the bill into law. She will present it on Wednesday at a global conference on the future of the Internet, her office said in a blog.
The legislation, dubbed Brazil's "Internet Constitution," has been hailed by experts, such as the British physicist and World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee, for balancing the rights and duties of users, governments and corporations while ensuring the Internet continues to be an open and decentralized network.
To guarantee passage of the bill, Rousseff´s government had to drop a contentious provision that would have forced global Internet companies to store data on their Brazilian users on data center servers inside the country.
The rule was added to the bill after revelations last year that the U.S. National Security Agency had spied on the personal Internet communications of Brazilians, including those of Rousseff among other world leaders.
Instead, the bill says companies such as Google Inc and Facebook Inc will be subject to Brazil's laws and courts in cases involving information on Brazilians, even if the data is stored on servers abroad.
The government refused to drop a net neutrality provision that was fiercely opposed by telecom companies because it bars them from charging higher rates for access to content that uses more bandwidth, such as video streaming and voice services like Skype.
The legislation protects freedom of expression and information, establishing that service providers will not be liable for content published by users, but they must comply with court orders to remove offensive or libelous material.
The bill limits the gathering and use of metadata on Internet users in Brazil.
Following the spying revelations by Snowden, including allegations that the NSA secretly collected data stored on servers by Internet companies such as Google and Yahoo Inc, Brazil sought to force them to store data on Brazilian servers in the country.
Internet companies complained that would push up their costs and create barriers to the free flow of information.
The revelations of NSA espionage using powerful surveillance programs upset relations between the United States and Brazil and led Rousseff to cancel a state visit to Washington in October and denounce massive electronic surveillance of the Internet in a speech to the U.N. General Assembly.
Rousseff and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, another leader that the NSA was alleged to have spied upon, have led international efforts to limit digital espionage over the Internet.
(Reporting by Anthony Boadle; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)
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We've been showing you the work that goes into running a farm through the main growing season. As we move into the height of the summer season, I am astounded by the dedication, hard work, and exuberance of the young women and men who have chosen to work a season on the farm: the apprentices!
Meet this year's crew below, and learn more about what farm apprenticeship is.
What You Should Know About Red Wine from Burgundy
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Red Burgundy is synonymous with Pinot Noir, yet no other region conjures up so much confusion to novice drinkers, while providing so much fascination for wine lovers. What is it they know that you don't? And how can a region that revolves around primarily one red grape seem so intimidating?
A few weeks ago, I broke down the styles of white Burgundy (Chardonnay). Now let's discover why so many wine lovers consider the reds of this region to be the most intriguing and compelling wines in the world.
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Scott and Kristan, owners of LA's vintage style store Hammer and Spear, have a knack for smart DIY solutions. Their personal style, self-defined as "a mix of styles, periods and materials, bound together by a neutral color palette," defines their Downtown Arts District, Los Angeles loft, but it's the kitchen — with its DIY copper shelving — that really stands out.
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We'd all love to bring home escargot, cheese, or foie gras from France, but some treats can be a little tricky to transport. I did, however, endeavor to capture the essence of this food-centric region during my recent trip to Burgundy, France, so that I could relive as much of the experience as possible in my home kitchen.
Here's the story of my travel treasures, and a few things I learned along the way.
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Years ago, I visited a good friend, an American expat who had been living in France for over 15 years, and stayed at her idyllic old house in a small town in Provence. While we drove around the countryside and wine tasted the days away, the best moments happened when everyone pitched in to cook the local foods and then leisurely ate the meals al fresco.
When it came time to put together the salad one night, I watched my friend demonstrate a surprising dressing technique that I still remember and often do today.
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There's no meal I love as much as a picnic. The blanket, the open air, the promise of stretching my toes into the fresh grass between bites. What could be better? With so many New York City parks to picnic in, there's an endless opportunity to dine al fresco with friends on summer evenings.
The only problem: I need a few more recipes to keep up this picnic-or-two-a-week thing.
5 Fabulous Pastries (Plus 5 Fresh French Recipes) to Celebrate a Balanced Bastille Day
Today is La Fête Nationale, the national holiday of France, known in English-speaking countries as Bastille Day. Well, around here we just call it: "Excuse to Eat French Food Day."
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This week was an epic one in the kitchen. With the weather getting increasingly hot, the urge to park it in front of my AC after a long day at work has never been higher. I've been doing some serious nesting, and eating out way less than normal. The results? I renamed the location of my apartment "YUM" on Instagram.
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When students are doing especially well in a class, teachers occasionally will let them strike out on their own intellectually, free of the usual course of study.
The result often is a burst of creativity and deeper learning.
A state Senate bill would do the same for high-performing schools. Select schools would get a break from state requirements and provide them with more flexibility.
Senate Bill 189 would allow for continually top-performing schools to have freedom to develop their own curriculum, to create their own teacher evaluations and career and technical training, and to organize classroom time based on instructional minutes instead of the current 180-day school year requirement.
"We're trying to reward performance with additional freedoms to allow the next step or the next generation of academic innovation to take place in the classroom," said the bill's author, Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel.
School systems would have to be certified as a performance-qualified school district to get flexibility in their administrative and instructional organization. Some of the requirements include a districtwide graduation rate of at least 90 percent and SAT scores higher than the statewide average.
After becoming a certified performance-qualified school district, the district would have to meet certain requirements each year to continue in the program. Those rules would be developed by the Indiana Department of Education.
Newly elected state Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz said through a spokesman that she supports rewarding high-performance schools, although she thinks the rewards should be individualized by school district.
House Speaker Brian Bosma said the House of Representatives will work on rewarding high-performing school systems this session.
"If they're doing a good job and we as a state recognize it as a good job," Bosma said, "they ought to have the opportunity to have a little bit more flexibility in a lot of different areas."
Giving particular schools the ability to adapt or alter their programs not only would serve as a reward for high performance, it would offer ideas and models that, if successful, other schools and school districts might be able to adapt to their own circumstances.
Pilot programs can foster positive change. Successful programs offer examples other schools can follow.
For instance, the Columbus Signature Academy is pioneering new approaches to curriculum and teaching methods that can be adopted and adapted not only in other local schools but across the state.
A pilot program at the academy requires every freshman to take pre-engineering and geometry courses. By 11th grade, those students will be able to take college credit courses through Ivy Tech Community College, IUPUC or Purdue College of Technology. By the time they graduate high school, the students already will have completed one year of college classes.
It has become increasingly clear that the traditional education system has not been completely successful in training potential employees for today's increasingly technological workplace. As it stands now, we don't know what other strategies would succeed where other efforts have come up short because there is no way to test them.
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I would want to be as close to WDW as possible, which is the closest. We used to stay on Indian ridge (I think) but some of those villas are quite old now so would like a newer resort really.
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I would want to be as close to WDW as possible, which is the closest. We used to stay on Indian ridge (I think) but some of those villas are quite old now so would like a newer resort really.
Any suggestions?
Anything down Formosa Gardens Boulevard is really close. There's a 'back route' to Disney from them, using Funie Steed Road.
Indian Creek is there, which holds a special place in my heart.
I agree with Tony, Formosa Gardens is very close especially to Animal Kingdom. You use Sherberth Road to get to the parks and DTD.
Formosa is a lovely estate and it is a gated community, we have stayed there once, the houses are older and they have huge plots some that look onto the lake. We stayed at one that overlooked the lake and it had the sun from about 10am through to sunset. All that to say that if you want to be close, then Formosa is definitely your best bet.
I have stayed at Cumbrian lakes on the Ponciana boulevard and davenport lakes on the 27 and as long as you have a car it doesn't, matter
to be honest, that's our feeling! When we first looked at Villa stays we thought oh we MUST be as close as possible but with a car it really doesn't matter and tbh I rather like the ride to and from with publix on the way and so on.Quote:
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We stay at The Reserve off Old Lake Wilson Road. It's a small community so it's lovely and quiet. About 10 minutes to AK and a bit longer to the other parks.
we stay not far from there at all and find it truly perfect. Not too busy a drive to Disney, useful shops around and nice and quiet after a day outQuote:
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Off old lake wilson was where we used to stay, must have a look and see whether that is nearer or further away, I know we'll have a car but I would like to be as near as humanely possible as I like to come back during the day
yeah we come back during the day all the time and yah know, 15mins v 20 ;-) not the end of the worldQuote:
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There is a newish resort off Lake Wilson, I think it is called Windsor Hills and that is probably the closest resort to Disney. Would I stay there, nope. We went in to have a look round just after it opened it is like a rabbit warren, there are so many houses packed in I just didn't like it at all.
The others I can think of are Westgate, Mystic Dunes and Indian Ridge.
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The confidence among the Bills' fan base for QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has been plummeting since last season, and now it appears that the front office is losing faith as well.
Always-candid GM Buddy Nix said last week that he did not want to leave his post without a franchise quarterback for the future in place. On Friday, Nix elaborated on the Bills' immediate need at the position on WGR sports radio in Buffalo.
"Let me be as honest as I can. I think we really need to address it this year," he said. "The thing we can't do is you can't create one. You can't go out thinking I've got to make this guy a player. If you do, then you're going to be in a bigger mess. We don't want to do that. We try to guard against that. But we do need another one and we need to do it this time."
Nix said he has been scouting the top quarterbacks in the college ranks, and reading the tea leaves indicates the Bills might draft a quarterback in the first round for the first time since J.P. Losman in 2004. The last signalcaller they drafted was Levi Brown in the seventh round in 2010.
Team observers often point out how loyal head coach Chan Gailey is to Fitzpatrick, who received a seven-year, $62.195 million deal last October and has been inconsistent ever since. He has thrown 15 TD passes and nine interceptions for the 3-5 Bills. The support is still there for Fitzpatrick, especially as a leader, but no longer as a long-term answer as a starting quarterback, which further makes last year's new deal look like a mistake.
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