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Issue date: Thursday, September 26, 1968
Pages available: 20
Previous edition: Thursday, September 19, 1968
Next edition: Thursday, October 10, 1968
Publication name: Duncanvillite
Location: Duncanville, Texas
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Duncanvillite (Newspaper) - September 26, 1968, Duncanville, Texas «í Sí- W LT. Rick MlLLSdN. , . Adds hometown touch to air show Ads On Items Hie Dwicanvllle City Coun-imsiij night awarded its Icbitfract hear-fl a' ftpbft^Mte^ i to; Dallas, received a nmeMatton to hire a f ull-i park employee, and set urate foi providing sewer ! to Woodland ffllls re- Bell Construction Co. iilhe low bidder on paving lys between Fouts and I and Van Rowe and Merry at a cost of $12,104. e;worl( Is to be completiei lis calendar days, council set the pro-1 assessment for the dley ?ving at $2.50 per linear foot. public hearing on the assessments will be held at 7:30 [i.ni. October 14. Wlliam Scherback, 1410 »ood, explained the for Dallas" program ' tfe council. He said the i'were not just for Dallas, tte entire Dallas area. : fe noted that the goals were "sti down into'12 major s, and he gave specific Is under each heading. ■Sclierback -explained that fir towns in the county were. ■"Jlpating in the "Goals" i and he felt that Dun-jilleshwldnotbe leftout. The only cost to particl- ■ pate Is the time of citizeag," he,explained. jrneemg engineering plans for d^velop-niei)t of the.park. Ti as fli^ gtoals' a^ to'. tòtìipieièd by NovémWér He said at the meeting a film would be shown and a questionnaire would be handed out to be completed. ■nie douncil took the matter under advisement. Tlie Park Board, with Philip Pelt as spokesman, recom-mendéd to the council that the city hire a full-time park keeper and furnish him with ' tools and equipment. "Considering the investment that we have in the two present parks and the park to be built, we feel such a park keeper Is justified," Pelt stated. Council members said they were In favor of hiring such a person but noted that the present budget did not have the expense included. Extra sales tax receipts might be used to pay the salary, It was suggested., City Manager James Home told the Park Board he would like to meet with them Tliurs-day; night (tonight) to review plans for the new park on \AJexander, "Hie council authorized the y engineer to proceed with cRardil "equitable' and fSIr' rate for ftirlitsliing sewér along eiiMin on ÌÌocieÈtàtié1iwbuldhe$1.60 per residence and $3.60 for businesses. these rates, the city manager was autho- ^ rlzed to prepare a contract with Woodland Hills. The city agreed to contract with Dallas to provide sewer service to D. W. Dixon on Red Bird Lane at the same rate as to be provided for Woodland Hills. ^ Following public hearings, the council approved the moving of houses requests by Carl E. Khight from 530 Wren to 1235 Plateau, by Marvin Wade from 502 Wren to 510 Power, and by William D. Nash from 630 Roundtop to 1318 Bow Creek. City Manager Home also read into the record a late letter for the last public hearing from Mrs. Joy Fatherree opposing the moving, in of additional houses into the Camp Wisdom West area. ' Hie council authorized that the city attorney draw up an ordinance prohibiting the washing out of concrete trucks or dumping of debris in the city when It might obstruct storm sewers, as weH as prohibiting the dumping of •concrete on private property. Thè council decided to hold for study the setting of policy in regard to the builder or owner being responsible to Install culverts when no curb exists, A letter was read from Ben S. Garrett, who owns six lots In Red Bird, asklhg that an adjoining "court' De re-leased to him. It was held Hiere will be a touch of Duncanville In the períor» manee of the U.S. Navy's Ôinfi Angels when they appear In tljp annual Dall^ Naval 'Air Sía-tlon Air Show and Open House Saturday and áinday. Lt. Rick Mlllsatji^ pilot 6f Blue Ño. 3 on thé léft wing/ Is a native of Duncanville, Hie Air ¡Show will begin at 2 p.th. each day. It is opèn to the public with frée admission aind free pàriçing. , TlíeDallas, Naval Air Stâ-tlon is located on ihe side of the Grand Prairie LTV< plant on Jefferson. Ëntraaice to the show wIU be either from the Naval Air Station mftia gáte^ about a half mile off Jefferson, or through the Tesas Àir National Guard entr^-cé on Jiéffèrson. Air Station officials sayfil» Blue Angels, who have fbfniied for more than 90 ifittl-tíon jjérsoñs since the téáih's orlglp 22 years ago, will per-^ form some of the most diffl-ciilt and intricate < flight maneuvers known. Officials say4he flyers are billed ttot as a daredevil act, but as a precision flight demonstration team. Lt. Millson Is a vetejéá of 25Ó A^etnam combat mtóí^ons. He also is a former.e^itííed Reservist at;; the ftellái^ta- llaval Air Reservé Ín-i4959 while a junior at Duncanville íSgh School. ' A year later, after graduating from high school^ Seaman Apprentice Millson : switched from Reserve status to Regular Navy and reported to San Diego to begin duty. He entered radio school and from there went to missile' technician school. His Navy career started off quite the opposite from the wild blue yonder he now knows as a Navy pilot— his first duty assignment was aboard a submarine tender. According to Lt. Millson's father. Jack Millson of Duncanville, the Blue Angel pilot worked his way up the enlisted ladder to Missile Technician Second Class. In 1962 he applied for Aviation Cadet training and was accepted. He reported to Pensacola and Appear In Dallas «e Angels This Week successfully completed the 18-month course, graduating as a USÑR plllot. Hiiat ÜSNR designation (Changéd to USN for the second «me ^hen he reported for ■ combát duty In Vietnam and dui;tng this time was tráns-ferréd to U^ status. ; It was during his hitch in Vietnam that he came under eonslderatloii for the Blue Angels.' IBs squadron leader in Vlétñam was a fortner Blue An^'l pilot he recommended Millson for a tour with the Blóes. He Joined the group In October 1967, takingan impressive recofd With him to the famed Navy flight demonstration teani, Diirli^ Wis Vietnam tour he flew iSö combat rtilsslons and ■"accúmülated 400 carrier landings.. Jffie 25-year-old pilot holds, two Distinguished Flying ÖrOsses,'23 Air Medals, two Navy Commendation Medals and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. PLANNING ART SHOW—Mrs. Marjorle Bates, left, Mrs.-Wayne Key, center, and Mrs. Gene Harvey show a few of their paintings which they plan to exhibit during the first Duncanville Art Exhibition planned for the Lions Club Community House Sunday, November 3. PcWtliers Meet 'Jackets football fever picking up some in the commun-aiter the Panthers beat Everman Friday • - Many Panther fans planning to trayel to ™^iefor tomorrow:night's contenti .we (jJ't^^ Duncanville 8, Stephenviile 6... The Li.«^? IJavid Freeman attendingthe . .ejui onlnlon wne^eciiy-wentover Convention of Christian Churches ''ne lo^m pfiS or-' «« soai'^h a tota? of 160 dlnance 428, setting up a new . ." " clSflcatlo'n of R-IA zoning «i'»^® will continue untilUnited Fund Drive Begins The annual United Fund Drive Is currently under way in Dunc^vllle. Ray Shaver, manager of Texas Power and Light Co. here. Is the drive's overall chairman for the comjnunlty. Vice-chairmen are ^ School Supt W. Hugh Byrd and Heritage ^vlngs Assn. manager Charles Acton. Duncanville's goal this year is $1629. However, Shaver is -hopeful, that. tha-commuiatii- piayijig-^portunlstlc foot-the i^canvllle Panthers shacicled tiifi' Everm^ Ball- ¡fd at 1-1. ^But Coach Bill Savage'slads have a more difficult task ahead Of them this week as they take on unbeaten and revenge-minded Stephenviile in a road game Friday night at 8. "We're taking on a bunch of mooses this week,' says Savage, referring to the massive starting units the Yellow-jackets put on the field. Stephenviile was rated eighth In the United Press International schoolboy football poll In Class AAA last week after rolling up victories over Granbury, 13-7, and,Boswell, 21-0. "The Jackets have nine starters off a team that we beat last year, 42-0, andlfeel they will be out to avenge that defeat," Savage states. "Offensively, they run a multiple formation behind a huge line. Defensively, they play a 5-man line, sometimes changing to a 4-3 alignment." Savage said he feels the Yellowjacket defense is ahead of the offense--once again because of the physical power they have, He feels the Panthers will have a difficult time running straight at the Jackets, but believes their size could cut down on ability to pursue. "Hiey appear to have just ah average pass defense, too," he adds, "and we'll certainly have to put the ball in the air to move against them." Precinct To Have can achieve last year's record, when the city "went over , ... Friday through Wednesday... The First Christian Church have received •«»IS from the Salvation Army to he dressed B^for Christmas... Lots of folks turning 4 1 and colds,.. New automobiles go-laU; u w®®^- • • Football tickets are on ; Earl T ^^^^ Cleaners, 107 E. Davis iethS underwent surgery recently at ivS^^ Hospital...Former resident Mike undergoing back surgery at Baylor V •. Polks should never try to cioss their ernr oT^*^ are sure they , are there... £ opened to Forest Hills Ad- Bw« lopal servicemen already mov-"Ti thè Ia<i8i defense site... Johnny ? Drive,^jf)òplngto adopt four little Thoujgtó: All work and nò play enjoy, sòme day^^^^^ which calls for a minimum of 1600 square feet of living area, R-lA zoning was th^n aK)ro- , ved 6n Royal Oaks from Clark' to Camp Wsdom Road. Mayor Bobby Armstrong was authorized by the council to sign an ordinance giving TRA an easement across city property near the present sewer site. X letter was read from the State insurance Board, noUng the addition of three additional firemen. The council also reminded that the architect and low bidder on the library addl-.tlon were to meet last night to see If the costs otthe structure might be reduced. the middle of October. • Unit chalrmen""are now In the process of distributing pledge cards. After they are distributed, the'fchalrmen will then begin collecting the pled-ges. - Heading up the business community djlve will be Bob Cummlngs, BlU Mote, Fred McJunklni ; Arthur Jarnagln and Harb Wolverton. other unit chairmen are Jfexle Bell, indiistrlal and advance gifts; Dr. Richard, Ben-dele, professional unit; Mrs. Maurlne Masslnglll, real estate unit^ Boh aBurke, public service, agencies; and Ray Marvin, ehorehes. Punch Card Devices Precinct 453 in Duncanville Is on a preliminary list of voting precincts In which the new punch card voting devices will bè used In the November 5 eilectlon. pwclnct chairman Riley Brandenburg said he made no special request for his precinct to be ¿ven the <^por-tuhlty 'to try the new voting devices, but says he does 'wel-come the chance.' Precinct 453 votes at the Coihmunlty House. ■Gommlssl'oner Frank Crowley said there may be Editions and deletions before the final list if prep^, whlchi means that Dunban-ville^s other two precincts— , 448 and 452<:-might ber added t&ttwllst Analyzing Stephenviile's offensive strength. Savage says this week's opponent Is "big Terry Lowery,. ¿Impound senior tackle,, and end Jerry Stacey are tWo of the leading blockers In the offensive line. Fullback Danny Brown, a210-pounder, is the power man In the Jacket attack. One of the most consistent runners for Stephenviile is wingback Dwayne Brock, who also is a good blocker. But the dangerous man in the Jacket striking force is running back Duke Everett. He lacks power, but makes up for It with breakaway speed that makes him a threat every time he gets the ball. Directing the attack is quarterback Randy Lay, a senior who was tjie starting quarterback last year. The defensive line is led by Randy Pack, a 23 8-pound tackle that Savage says is probably the best lineman the Panthers will face this season. The Panthers converted two Everman fumbles and a pass interceptions into three second-half touchdowns to post last week's victory. i^earheadlng thé offensive was fullback Mike Davis who scored twice on runs of 8 and 9 yards. The se followed back-to-back fumbles by Everman at Its own 9'yard line. The final Panther tally came' with just one second left on the clock as quarterback Terry Savage bootlegged around end from the 11. Savage had converted on runs after the first twotouch-^ downs. _ Panthers showed improvement, particularly the defensive team. seenjed to have^better . and -hitting," he noted, "and the team: didn't make this big mistake like it did the week before in giving up the easy touchdowns.' He said the coaches still were not real satisfied with the way the team is moving the ball, and much time has been devoted this week to teaching assignments to boys in certain positions for the first time. "We do expect to have an improved offense this week," he adds. "The èids were in high spirits after the victor>' and we got out of the gami? in lop physical shape—no new injuries.'CommuRity Art Exhibit Planned Duncanville's first community art exhibit is planned , for Sunday, November 3 at the Eions Club Community House. The exhibit "^ill be from 3 to 7 p.m. Any Duncanville resident interested in entering the exhibit is invited to do so. An entrance fee of $3 for one to three paintings will be charged. An additional fee of 50 cents per painting up to and including five is planned. Only paintings in oil, water color, pastel, acrylic or mixed from these media will be shown. All paintings must be framed and must be accompanied by two types labels stating ,Jie title of the painting, the flame ofthe artist and the price for sale. However, no sales will be made on the day of showing. Artists should provide easels for their works because nothing will be permitted to hang on the walls. Paintings must be taken to the Community House on Saturday, November 2 from 3 to , 6 caUed for by 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Mrs. Marjorie Bates and Mrs. Wayne Key will be in charge of entries.^fss Flame 'i.Entries Wanted Entries are still being accepted for the Miss Flame contest being sponsored by the Duncanville Fire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary. The contest will be staged at 8 p.m. Saturday, Octobers, at the Junior High School Auditorium in oonjunction with Fire Prevention Week. Entry blanks can be picked up at the Fire Station or at the High School office. The only real excitement for Duncanville fans in a scoreless first half came on Stanley Shaw's electrifying 74-yard punt • return from his own 6 to the Everman 20. But this threat was choked off at. the 16. £3iaw also turned up with a pass Interception that set the final touchdown drive in motion. Statistically, Everman led Duncanville In first downs 13-7, b>it Duncan^lfeswas able to move the ball when It counted and wound up with 179 yards total offènse to 14i9 for the visitors. Mne penalties for 85 yards also managed to stifle the Panther offense much of this night. In his' ^post-game assessment, Coach Sava^ said thie WOWI—The Jaycee "aher game" dSnce Friday was p(^ular —and: this mlnl-mlnl-sklrt wasn't aV unpopular as the boy pictured above would lead one to believe. -..fi u ;


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For many individuals, tarot card reading would mean a woman into flowing robes, leaning over small table being in a candlelit and foretelling impending doom. But that is actually not the idea rather tarot cards are not used to tell individual their future or fortune. It is only considered as an aid.
In terms of tarot card readings, there are two types and these are open readings and question readings. In terms of question readings, you are to address specific question. Tarot will not be responsible in terms of answering accurate yes and no questions. And almost many believe that tarot question readings must not be used in making decisions. Tarot meanings are only a guide in helping you make a decision. And because of this, the way question is stated will play very important role. Tarot question readings should:
• Keep the options open. Once you already have answer prior to reading, then you are not into allowing tarot cards to be your guide in decision making.
• Find the best detail level. It must be focused but also must not be overly detailed.
• Focus on yourself. If you are to read for yourself then it must focus on you as well not on others.
• Stay neutral. Questions must be neutral and must not convey preconceived notion wherein your view is exactly the right one.
• Be positive. Make it sure that the question is stated into a positive way instead of being in negative.
The second types of tarot card readings are the open readings. This would address larger aspects of one's life instead of addressing specific area or question. This could be done once you are to enter new phase into your life like getting married, starting a family or graduating from college.
And because of the popularity with regards to tarot card readings, there is also increasing needs of tarot readers. These tarot card readers have the ability to read the card and so guide you with certain view about your life. Tarot cards are considered as among the forms in terms of divination. These cards are to be used by these tarot card readers in order to measure potential results and also evaluate certain influences. There are numbers of readers who believe that the future is considered to be fluid and so absolute predictions regarding future happenings could all be possible. Through the talent of tarot readers, the subject will then be provided with additional information that might influence choices or decisions.
For the benefits that tarot readings could offer, consider the following:
• Through tarot readings, there could be a chance that you are to know the absolute truth about certain matter.
• Tarot card readings could also lead you to finding key issues that you have no idea bout.
• Tarot card readings have also the power of relieving stress and so finding peace as well.
• It could also have the gut hunches to be validated.
• And lastly, tarot card readings could sharpen your instinct.
Those are the benefits that you could actually get from tarot cards and tarot readings. In addition, you could also learn tarot if you are familiar with the cards and the interpretation it gives.
With regards to the issue regarding the truth about tarot card reading, there are already numbers of Predictions that are considered to be truth but at the same time there are as well readings that have failed. It is safe to safe to say that not all tarot readers are considered to be unique. Some of the tarot readers are considered to be Scammers and so they would only want to rip you off. And once you have them as your tarot readers, you might then say that tarot card readings don't really work. Tarot card readings could not be true due to two possible reasons and it's either because of mistake in interpretation or you have encountered a scam tarot reader. There is no wrong if you are to be guided with tarot card readings as long as you know to yourself what the right things are. There are several tarots out there like Lotus tarot, Salem and the likes so better do your research.
In conclusion, it would actually not matter if tarot card readings are true or not since our life will still depend on how we are going to live and deal with it. Yes, it could be a guide or a help for many individuals on how they are going to face life and so in making decisions as well. Though there are already many people who greatly believe in tarot card readings there are as well some individuals who don't actually believe on it. But still, the idea of having tarot card readings and tarot reader already becomes popular so it would be hard to eliminate it. The only thing we must consider is to accept what and how other people believe on tarot cards and so continue living our life, with or without tarot cards and its meaning. Should you want to give it a try, you can either get free daily tarot online or better yet try to learn tarot reading.

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I found this recipe on another food blog and they looked so lovely that I had it on my list to try. Then came along the Let's Make Christmas event, so I made it for my swap contribution. See below for my adapted recipe. They are really easy to make and the recipe makes about 30 balls, depending on how big you roll them. This could be a really fun… [Read More]


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Rain and wind made Sunday a nasty day, and more powerful winds were expected to blow through early this morning.
"When you wake up in the morning, the highest winds, the damaging winds, should be over," said Colby Neuman, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Portland. He said those top winds probably would rush through about 4 a.m.
The weather service on Sunday night called for southwest winds of about 33 mph, with gusts as high as 60 mph.
Earlier Sunday, a high wind warning was issued for Clark County.
The weather service said the top gust on Sunday at Pearson Field in Vancouver reached 30 mph at 7:16 p.m.
Clark Public Utilities at 9:45 p.m. reported only one outage, affecting three customers in Battle Ground.
The weather service said more than a half-inch of rain fell at Pearson Field on Sunday.
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Man sentenced for role in fatalityApril 03,2013
BURLINGTON A Winooski man has been sentenced to six to 15 years in prison for his part in a fatal shooting in a South Burlington parking lot last year.
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The Burlington Free Press reported that Clay died later that day at the hospital.
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Is it tired? Has FOX quit? Broken and battered? Bill O'really giving up the fight, or am I just listening to the wrong channels? Mebbe the election loss has taken the wind out of the faux insanity?
If someone says to me Happy Holidays, instead of Merry Christmas, should I no longer lose my shite and go ballistic?
What to do?
Some curfuffle in R.I. but Chafee is still ducking the wingnut Schilling scandel.
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1. Follow our Google Calendar Jewish holidays download instructions.
2. Go back to your Android device and enable synchronization to Google Calendar. Here are "Sync & display calendars" instructions for specific versions of Android:
Note that there appears to be a limitation in Android calendar where events more than one year in the future will NOT sync to your device. The events are visible on the Google Calendar on the Web but will not download to the device until the current date approaches more closely.
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In February 2008, Richard Canfield turned his back on the six figure income he was earning through his company as a journeyman electrician contracting to an oil sands giant. At only 26, Richard was earning top dollar within his trade, but he left it all to begin building a completely new business. Sometimes, he discovered, it's possible to lose your way even if you're making great time. He didn't need a map. He needed a new purpose.
The Entrepreneurial Drive
Electrician is just one of the many hats Richard has worn. Born into a family business, working hard came naturally to him. He graduated with honors from high school, often doing his homework while "getting dirty" on the front line running errands and delivering shipments for his parents' company. Coming from an entrepreneurial family had its perks, however, as Richard got an early start in real estate investing. Investing as a family in the very beginning, Richard learned valuable lessons about acquiring and, more importantly, handling the financing and cashflow of multiple properties.
Evolving From Landlord To Investor
Acquiring more properties personally and through partnerships, Richard realized he'd rather be a real estate investor than a landlord. Focusing on his career as an electrician, he used his creativity to build strategic partnerships that freed him from managing and left more time for investing his steadily increasing income in new properties. Richard finished his journeyman certificate in 2003. Whether working as a lead-hand, foreman, or contractor, his willingness to take on responsibility for projects and deliver results kept propelling him upwards in the trade.
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Europe, and specifically the European Union (EU) has long been viewed as a global powerhouse for renewable energy, primarily due to its strong green credentials and ambitious renewables goals, in the form of its 20'20'20 energy and climate package. That said, we have commented recently that we believe we are witnessing a slight policy slippage in terms of renewable energy in Europe, as rising concerns over the region's competiveness compete with green energy policies. We believe this viewpoint was encapsulated by the announcement of the proposed EU 2030 climate and energy targets in late-January 2014, which proposed an EU-wide binding renewable energy target, but is not mandated at the individual member state level ( see 'EU 2030 Energy And Climate Package: Playing It Safe', January 24 2014). Despite this long-term policy uncertainty, investment is continuing to pour into the region's renewables market and there is still ample growth opportunities present in the region.
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Embattled tax attorney Roni Deutch Thursday said she will close her law firm of 20 years and surrender her license to practice law.
Deutch, the self styled "tax lady," struck a defiant tone in a brief press conference held at her law firm's North Highlands headquarters. Deutch said she employed 200 people.
She said her firm has a debt of about $10 million. With personal debt of $5 million, she said, she is unable to defend herself against state charges that could land her in jail.
Asked what she would do next, Deutch responded, "cry."
In August 2010, then-Attorney General Jerry Brown filed suit against Deutch accusing her of cheating her clients out of $34 million.
A Sacramento Superior Court judge in April froze her assets. Deutch, whose firm took in $25 million a year, was accused by the state of destroying millions of pages of documents; failing to pay about $435,000 in refunds to clients and diverting assets to family, friends and creditors in violation of court orders. State Attorney General Kamala Harris, in court filings, accused Deutch of violating the court's orders "almost before they came off the printer," embarking on a massive shredding operation that claimed as many as 2.7 million documents by the end of March.
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Hope she looks good in orange.
Maybe she should call the law offices of....KELLER & KELLER
That would tell Moonbeam that She. Means. Business.
Second only to Wilford Brimley hawking ostomy supplies.
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Come on South40,
You ever seen photos of her in her adds?
She wouldn't look good no matter what.
A dishonest lawyer? Can't believe it must be the rich envy.Maybe racist.s/
I had a tax problem and googled her firm as well as all the others with the loud annoying adds that seem to go on and on. Many of these advertise on Conservative radio programs. I found complaint after complaint about all these firms all over the internet.
I spoke with my CPA and attorney and they told me they were all McDonalds-like outfits with inexperienced clerical people following a script. If your situation didn't follow the norm or you got lost in the sauce you were screwed.
I ended up engaging a tax attorney who specialized in my problem and things seem to be working out in my favor.
Sleazy lawyer vs. the IRS. It's like the Iran-Iraq war, too bad they both can't lose.
Ronni looks fat and ugly in everything.
Asked what she would do next, Deutch responded, "cry."
Once again, woman using tears and emotion to try to be treated with kid gloves.
Instead of crying, why don't you write Martha Stewart and ask how to "look fab" in prison garb.
This should happen to ALL skime ball lawyers!
Lawyers with big television ad budgets should never be presumed to be legit.
The same should be said of - physicians and dentist.
The only thing I liked about her commercials was the way she said "Deutch", the way many people say "Duh!"
Scam artists by and large make me laugh.
Asked what she would do next, Deutch responded, cry.
Roni is a con artist and will do well in the future. Just be sure you don't fall for her pitch.
LOL. The thrill is gone.
I hope John Cummuda is next. He's the guy that advertises on Rush's show about how the banks are "robbing you blind" because they give you a mortgage.
My granddaughter will be so disappointed. She always repeats it when she hears, I'm Roni Deutchhhh!
Im also hoping for some of these "clean my PC" websites to go away. The commercials are awful. All it sounds like they do is run a remote anti-virus.
What's most interesting about this is this woman is still an active member of the State Bar, with no history of any disciplinary action against her. What an organization! Really watching out for the public!!!
We've all seen the Terri threads and know what can be done
That's awesome.
Neck-snapping pisschill....
I'm not surprised; she seemed sleazy.
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If you got a spectacular deal on an "official OEM" Nikon battery from eBay, it was likely counterfeit.
there is a chance that one of the third party ones will work, but I only would do it if I could easily return them (locally)
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This application is a divisional application of application Ser. No. 09/076,608, filed May 12, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,078,547 issued on Jun. 20, 2000.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the operation of a dynamic random access memory (DRAM) array. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method and structure for using a synchronous clock signal to control the internal operations of a DRAM array.
2. Description of the Prior Art
U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,708,624 and 5,615,169 issued to the same inventor and commonly owned as this Application and incorporated herein by reference in their entireties, are directed to controlling internal operations of a DRAM array. DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) is well known, for instance in computer systems, for storage of data. U.S. Pat. No. 5,708,624 discloses method and structure for controlling the timing of an access to a DRAM array, for instance on an integrated circuit chip, in response to a row access signal and rising/falling edges of a clock signal. Row address decoding and the deactivation of equalization circuits are initiated when the row access signal is received and a first transition of the clock signal is detected. The row address decoding and the deactivation of the equalization circuits are completed before a second transition of the clock signal occurs.
A second transition is then used to initiate the turning on of the sense amplifiers of the DRAM array. The sense amplifiers are turned on before a third transition of the clock signal. The third transition of the clock signal is then used to initiate the column address decoding operation of the DRAM array. In an alternative embodiment, the column address decoding is initiated when a column access signal is asserted and the clock signal undergoes the third transition. The first, second and third transitions can be consecutive or non-consecutive edges of the clock signal. A problem with this prior art is that the DRAM array operations take more than one clock cycle. This is not compatible with a DRAM array that is intended for instance to be compatible with SRAM.
Therefore in accordance with this invention a system clock signal is used to initiate the activation and deactivation of elements of a DRAM array, thereby eliminating timing uncertainties introduced by the delay elements of prior art DRAM accessing schemes and allowing all the DRAM array operations to be completed in one clock cycle.
Therefore the present address sequencing method involves receiving a system clock signal and an access signal which is asserted to initiate an access of the DRAM memory array. These two signals are received by a memory sequencer which generates the appropriate control signals including the row and column address signals for controlling operations of the memory array. This memory sequencer includes, in one embodiment, a phase locked loop (or alternatively a delay line clock phase generator) which outputs in one embodiment four timing signals per clock cycle. These timing signals bear a fixed phase relationship to the clock signal irrespective of the clock signal frequency. (In contrast, other prior approaches use delay lines to generate timing signals which have no phase relationship with the clock.)
These four timing signals are each applied to the clock and reset terminals of D-type registers where four such D-type registers are chained together. The first D-type register has its data terminal driven by the memory access signal. Therefore the four registers output the four needed control signals which are e.g. a row address signal, a column address signal, a turn on of sense amplifier signal, and a turn off of the column switches, sense amplifiers, word line and equalization of the bit line. The phase locked loop (or alternative clock phase generator) is such that the four control signals maintain fixed phase relationships inside each clock period. The embodiment with the clock phase generator uses a delay line arrangement with multiple delay lines which are chained together to provide the desired timing signals.
The present method allows an SRAM compatible device to be built from such DRAM or 1-Transistor cells. By utilizing the unused external access time for performing the infrequent memory refresh, this approach does not impose a penalty on the peak bandwidth requirement of the memory array.
FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a memory system using the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a timing diagram of operation of one embodiment of this invention.
FIG. 3 is a sequencer in accordance with this invention.
FIG. 4 is an alternative circuit to the PLL of FIG. 3.
In accordance with the present invention, a system clock signal is used to initiate the activation deactivation of selected word lines, sense amplifiers, and column switches of a DRAM array, thereby eliminating the timing uncertainties introduced by the delay elements of prior art DRAM accessing schemes.
FIG. 1 shows an example of a memory system with a memory cell array containing 128K words of 32-bits, and is identical to FIG. 1 of copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/037,396, filed Mar. 9, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,028,804, issued Feb. 2, 2000. "Method and Apparatus for 1-T SRAM compatible Memory" Wingyu Leung, incorporated herein by reference herein in its entirety. The present memory sequencing and sequencer are intended for use in such a system, but are not so limited. The array of FIG. 1 therefore has 32 data I/O lines. The system includes the memory cell array 10, a memory array sequencer 14, a memory address multiplexer 16, a refresh controller 20, an external access controller 22 and an access arbiter 26. The memory array is arranged into 2K rows and 2K columns. Associated with each column is a sense-amplifier in block 30 which performs the data sensing, restore and write operation. During each access, one cell array row is activated and the 2K memory cells of that row are connected to the sense-amplifiers 30 in each column.
The sense-amplifiers 30 are conventionally connected to the I/O buffers 36 through a set of 2K-to-32 column multiplexers 38. The memory array sequencer 14 generates the conventional DRAM control signals RAS# and CAS# for controlling the operation of the array. Functions of the RAS# and CAS# signals are similar to those described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,615,169. The external access controller 22 interprets external access commands and generates read/write requests. In one embodiment, two signals are used to determine an external access: Clock (CLK), and Address-Strobe (ADS#). The external access is detected at the rising clock edge on the activation of an Address-Strobe (ADS#) signal.
One embodiment of this invention therefore includes a method of operation of a DRAM array as in FIG. 1 in response to a system clock signal CLK and an access signal ADS#. The access signal is asserted to initiate an access to the DRAM array. A memory array sequencer 14 (in one embodiment of the type described further below) generates the control signals RAS#, SEN#, CAS#, and PRC# for controlling the operations of the memory array. RAS# controls the row address decoding, the turn on of the word line WL, and the turn off of the bit line equalization EQ (precharging) conventionally present in array 10. SEN# controls the turn on of the sense amplifiers SA and SA#. CAS# controls the column address decoding and the turning on of column switches CSW also conventionally present in array 10. PRC# when activated turns off the column switches, sense amplifiers, word line WL and turns back on the bit line equalization.
Timing signals are generated by a clock phase generator so that RAS#, SEN#, CAS# and PRC# maintain a fixed phase relationship in a clock period. In one embodiment RAS# is asserted at the rising clock-edge after the assertion of ADS#; SEN# is asserted 1/3 of a clock period after the RAS# is asserted; CAS# is asserted 1/2 of a clock period after the RAS# is asserted; and PRC# is asserted 2/3 of a clock period after the RAS# is asserted. FIG. 2 shows the timing of these signals where the horizontal axis is time and the vertical axis is voltage.
In one variation of this method, the clock signal is a system clock signal. In another variation, the clock signal is generated by a phase locked loop or other circuit from a system clock signal.
FIG. 3 shows a schematic diagram of the present DRAM memory array sequencer which generates the above-mentioned control signals for the operations of the memory array. (This sequencer would be element 14 in FIG. 1.) The sequencer in this embodiment includes a conventional PLL 98 (phase locked loop) similar to the one described in W. Leung et al. ISSCC Digest of Technical Papers, 1994 "PLL Design for a 500 MB/s Interface", and D-registers 101-104. The PLL has four output clock (timing) signals; P0, P1/3, P1/2, and P2/3 which respectively maintain a phase relationship of 0, 1/3, 1/2, and 2/3 of a clock period with the input CLK signal. The D-registers 101, . . . , 104 are identical and each has an asynchronous input terminal SET for setting the output signal Q high.
During operation, input signal ADS# is sampled at the rising clock edge of signal P0 by resister 101. (The EA# and RF# signals are used to suppress the activation of the CAS# signal and are not relevant to the timing generation.) In case ADS# is low, RAS# is driven low by the Q output signal of register 101. Register 102 samples activation of signal RAS# one-third of a clock period later and drives SEN# low. Register 103 samples the activation low of signal SEN# approximately 1/2 clock period after signal ADS# is detected low, and drives signal CAS# low. Register 104 samples the activation of CAS# signal 2/3 of a clock period after ADS# is detected low and drives signal PRC# low. When signal P0 goes low, RAS# is reset high. The activation of PRC# resets SEN# high. Likewise, signals CAS# and PRC# are reset high when P0 goes high.
In another embodiment, the PLL 98 of FIG. 3 is replaced by the clock phase generator circuit of FIG. 4 which generates the P0, P1/3, P1/2 and P2/3 clock signals using delay lines. Delay line 120 consists of m delay stages each with a delay of x ns so that the total delay m times x is greater than one clock period. Typical values of m and x are respectively 20 and 1. Signals Q(0:m) are the output signals of the m delay stages of delay line 120. Signals Q(0:m) are coupled to the parallel input terminal of a shift register 126.
Input signal Measure is normally low, which sets the output signals Q(0:m) low. When signal Measure goes high and the output signal CLK2 of the divide by two counter 128 goes high, signal Q0, followed by signal Q1, then signal Q2 go high one-by-one until signal CKL2 goes low. At the same time, state (signal values) Q(0:m) is latched into the shift register 126. When signal Shift-- enable goes high, the shift register 126 starts left shifting and the k-bit binary counter 136 starts counting. The counter 136 count continues until the output signal Shift-- Out of the shift register 126 goes low. Thus, the count value in the k-bit counter 136 (via AND gate 134) represents the number of delay stages in one clock period.
Delay lines 140, 142 and 146 consist respectively of m stages of delay elements of 1/3, 1/2, and 2/3 times delay x ns. The control terminals of the associated multiplexers 150, 152, 156 are connected to terminals Ct(0:k), which are the output terminals of the k-bit counter 136. The signal CLK is the input to delay lines 140, 142, 146 as well as to delay element 160 which has a delay equal to the delay of each of the multiplexers 150, 152, or 156. The output signals of multiplexers 150, 152 and 156 are clock signals with 1/3, 1/2 and 2/3 of a clock period delay from P0. Clock signal P0, P1/3, P1/2 and P2/3 are thus obtained from the output of the delay element 160, and delay lines 140, 142 and 146 respectively.
Thus this clock phase generator of FIG. 3 uses counter 136 to output a count corresponding to a number of delay elements in delay line 120 needed to provide a delay equal to one clock period. The other delay lines 140, 142, 146 each provide a delay equal to a fraction (1/3, 1/2, 2/3) of the delay provided by delay line 120.
This disclosure is illustrative and not limiting; further modifications will be apparent to one skilled in the art in light of this disclosure and are intended to fall within the scope of the appended claims.
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One of four parks in the Schlitterbahn collection (three in Texas, one in Kansas), this 70-acre favorite rises to the top because of the innovative, brand-new section it unveiled in late 2011: Tubenbach, with several new beaches and attractions, interconnected by the new star of the show—the Falls, billed as "the World's Longest Waterpark Ride" and offering 3,600 feet of waves, rapids and waterfalls for tubers. Also in this new section are Treehaus accommodations and suites, overlooking the Falls, and various lounge areas.
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3 Parks near Middletown, Rhode Island
Portsmouth, Rhode Island 4.33 miles NE
Jamestown, Rhode Island 4.87 miles NW
Narragansett, Rhode Island 11.09 miles SW
Wakefield, Rhode Island 14.29 miles SW
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Middletown, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 841-3116
Sites: 6 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $20.00
Location, Location, Location.
As an RV park, it is strictly a place to put the rig while exploring Newport and the area.
Spacious back-in sites. Clean grounds. Nothing else. 30 Amp power and water only. No dump station.
Must have a reservation.
Staff at main base rec center very helpful.
We will stay here again - mainly due to location and price. - PawPaw
Aug 2011 - $20.00
I stayed here for 3 weeks (2 weeks then 1 week) while in school, it was very nice and clean. There are only 6 sites, plenty of room at the camp ground. Shares the facility with the softball fields, so the lights may be on at night. - calewjohnson
Aug 2011 - $20.00
When making this reservation, we asked for a pull through and were told "OK". Arriving the sites were all back ins. Even so, we enjoyed the several days we were there. It was quiet, the views of the water/river very nice. Although sewage was only avail at a remote site we did not feel this difficult with our holding tanks. Travel to a convenience store is about a mile distant. TV service via analog antenna was good. Much of our time was spent touring the Newport area and this site was very accommodating for us. Should we be again in the area, we would definitely ask for a site here. We would have given it a higher rating, no sewage at the site. - MaryAnnFrederick
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The reviews on this web site are starting to bother me. We have never ran into a severe problem where I'd give a bad review yet. I almost blew this place off because of the reviews. I called the lady on the phone to explain my fears and she made me feel comfortable to drive from Fisherman's Campground, 24 miles, to here. We got here and everything is "fine". She was very nice. She had a packet of info all ready to go for me. We have hydraulic jacks, so we had no problem leveling. They will even help you back in, if needed. You are close to 2nd and 3rd beach. It was "OK". We had no problem leveling. It's not a "beautiful" site. There are a lot of trailer homes, but nobody bothered us. We left our RV alone for hours and we had no issues. I never heard a peep out of anyone. The sites can be rather close together but you are here to explore not to "relax and enjoy" at your RV. We have a 31 foot RV with two slideouts and an awning. If you park just right, then we can easily let our slideouts out and put the awning out. There is no play ground, but there is a cute trail with a windmill right next door. The owner said they had a goal to put in a playground this past year, but had plumbing issues that ate up the budget. They really need a little playground. Our 1.5 year old loved running the beaches. Get the Good Sam discount and rent a car! You'll be fine. - Yellow Submarine
Sep 2015 - $25.00
Rate reflects monthly rate for full hookup at front part of park, then add electricity. It is very tight, a bit hard to get into, and very unlevel. The utilities are at the back of the site, bring plenty of length. Very expensive, you are paying for the location. Laundry is the cheapest I've seen at $1 wash and $.25 for 10 minutes in an antique dryer that has to be the hottest on the planet, 2 quarters will cook your 2 washes in 20 minutes. Staff is friendly and are always working to keep the place neat. They had a warm welcome for our dogs, too. They added fire pits while we were there; they are in the communal yard. There is no way I'd want fires at the sites; the RVs are way too close. Each site has a picnic bench. Regarding the neighborhood... Beautiful but dangerous walk (no sidewalks) to Second Beach. Safer walk through the neighborhood to First Beach, still no sidewalks, but less traffic. Peaceful park practically next door with a 1/2 mile loop and a windmill that is great for walking dogs. P.S. The For Sale sign out front is for a mobile home on the property per the real estate agent who I happen to know. - MichelleKry
Aug 2015 - $45.00
Having read all the reviews, we booked at Meadowlark with trepidation. Yes, you are packed cheek to jowl, but there is enough private space to use. Backing in is tight, but not that difficult. The owners are helpful and give you all sorts of printed info about Newport. All in all, it is a decent place to stay and the proximity to Newport is priceless. It is up for sale, so this may not be valid next year. - hudsonguy
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The office people that handle the reservation are not pleasant. The fees are required by check upfront and are not returnable. We arrived and were but in a site with out a concrete slab and expected to remove everything placed on grass while not at campsite. No bathroom facilities and unfriendly owners. We did not stay the second night even though we forfeited the night unused. We preferred to go to a nicer and more pleasant location. This is hardly "Paradise" location is the only thing it has going for it. Wi-Fi did not work. Would not recommend to anyone. - AlmostRetired
Aug 2014 - $69.00
Close to Newport Harbor. When I called to make a reservation I was told "first come, first served". This seemed odd to me. Manager stated she had a few spaces so we departed earlier than planned. Manager seems to be very protective of her property, so she comes off as particular. Beautiful grassy site. Did not find an available Wi-Fi signal. Extra $8.00 charge for A/C or electric water heater "but you can't use both at the same time" on 30 amp service. A few TV channels on antenna. We liked the convenient location. - Bigdave2165
Jun 2014 - $75.00
Well maintained, level sites. Quiet but close enough to downtown (bike or car). Owners are friendly and helpful. Not much for kids to do at the park. But beaches are only a few miles away. No showers. No bathrooms so you must be self contained. Big plus for us was excellent, free Wi-Fi. Great place to work from if you are working on the road. - Jeff F.


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Culture: Yesterday's Landmarks Preserved for Tomorrow; Coming Soon to a Street Corner near You: The National Heritage. Terry Grimley Looks at English Heritage's New Attempt to Take Stock of Everything We Have That's Worth Keeping
Byline: Terry Grimley
Probably not a lot of people know this, but in August this year there were 39 ships lying on, or in, the sea bed off England which were designated under the Protection of Wrecks Act 1973.
On dry land there were 376,094 entries on the Government's list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest. Oddly enough, no one is exactly sure how many actual buildings this represents, but it's probably about a million.
The number of Sites and Monuments Records (SMRs) maintained by local government is now more than 100, up by 20 over the last four years, but in some categories there are fewer sites to record. Six per cent of recorded monuments had been completely destroyed by 1995, half of these in the preceding 50 years, at a rate of one a day. The traditional ridge-and-furrow agricultural landscape of the south Midlands is vanishing fast. On the other hand, public support for preserving the historic environment is probably at an all-time high, with visits to historic sites of all kinds now running at around 60 million a year.
These facts and figures are assembled, more or less randomly, from English Heritage's newly published State of the Historic Environment Report 2002. Commissioned by the Government, it is the first in what will become an annual series of reports (SHERs) assessing the state of England's environmental heritage.
In launching the document in London, English Heritage chief executive Dr Simon Thurley said that while 'mind-boggling' visitor figures demonstrated the importance of the historic environment, it was threatened by intensive agriculture, a lack of local government resources, declining traditional conservation skills and an absence of political will.
He also pointed the finger at outdated legislation, including an inappropriate tax regime which penalises old buildings, and insensitive regulations which are 'wrecking our streets through horrible traffic schemes'.
While the more alarming aspects inevitably grab attention, the SHER sets out to provide an objective audit on all aspects of the heritage, drawing on the work of many agencies working in the field to paint a picture of how effectively, or otherwise, we are caring for it.
Notions of what heritage is are getting more up-to-date: a recent survey found that 75 per cent of people think the best post-war buildings should be preserved - and that goes up to 95 per cent in the 16-24 age group.
The report also, perhaps more fundamentally, raises the question of how heritage is defined.
Over the last 30 years or so we have seen a democratisation of the term, which not so long ago was strongly identified with the legacy of rich people - their palaces, country houses and art collections.
The increasing interest in industrial and working class history since the 1970s has fed into a general broadening of what is valued, reflected in such individual cases as the National Trust's acquisition of Paul McCartney's childhood home and, for its first Birmingham project, a court of humble back-to-back houses.
English Heritage has recently been interesting itself in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, spot-listing many individual buildings and publishing a substantial book documenting its history and present condition. …


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For the New World Order, a world government is just the beginning. Once in place they can engage their plan to exterminate 80% of the world's population, while enabling the "elites" to live forever with the aid of advanced technology. For the first time, crusading filmmaker ALEX JONES reveals their secret plan for humanity's extermination: Operation ENDGAME.
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Bloggers Unite for Human Rights tomorrow (May 15)
Bloggers will Unite to raise awareness about Human Rights tomorrow. Will you take part? What will you write about? I'm still tossing around ideas on the topic I will tackle (there are so many to choose from), but I wrote over at BlogHer yesterday that it would be a great opportunity for people to write about maternal health or the relief effort for the people of Burma. If you do blog about human rights tomorrow, please leave me a comment with the link to your post. I'd love to read it and compile a list of what all of my readers are raising awareness about.Read More →


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The Beauty and The Beast by IvycosplayWatch
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Photo BY: Dario T-Rex
Models: Ivycosplay and TidusSurya
Costumes by: Ivycosplay
Location : Sigurtà Park, Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy
Models: Ivycosplay and TidusSurya
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Location : Sigurtà Park, Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy
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Absolutely beautiful photo as well as a great cosplay. The scenery is simply perfect for this.
tale as old as time <3
Questo sì che è un ottimo posto che si adattano coi vostri elegantissimi costumi \^w^/
very sweet couple *_*
Amazing cosplay and setting! awesome!
thats a beautiful pic!
Oh this looks fantastic!
I love how you have the prince too!
This is absolutely gorgeous! I don't think I've ever seen a cosplay of the Beast's human form. You both do incredible justice to these characters.
I'm so jealous of your sewing abilities. D;
I'm so jealous of your sewing abilities. D;
so pretty! very nice cosplay
my OTP!!! just beautiful!!!
very nice !
strabello tutto!**
Belle and the Prince is beautiful!
this is gorgeous.! where did you get the dress from and how much.? i want it.!
that dress is perfect.! how much.? where from.? i want it.!
Absolutely stellar cosplay!
Beautiful shoot! Wonderful!
where did you get that DRESS!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you^^ I made it by myself ^^
Very beautiful scenery and beautiful cosplays! You guys looks wonderful!
Everything is so beautiful in this picture and these cosplays!!!! so well done!
This is wonderful! Just wonderful!
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you can believe it or not. he is the largest employer. he pays more taxes then anyone. he has his hands in everything. banking, transportation, gambling, utilities, hotel concessions, prostitution, crime, ganbling, politics, and on and on. he is a known boss of the triads. and if you think he does not get what he wants you are dumb as a rock
So let me see if I have this right.
DaddyHo controls everything in Macau. Thus he _ordered_ the government to break up his own monopoly and bring in Wynn, LVS, Galaxy, etc to compete with him.
And now that he did that, he would be absolutely violently opposed to "letting" the government of Macao make any more gambling concessions despite that language being quite specific in the deal which he supposedly ordered them to set up when he had them wipe out his monopoly?
THAT's how it is?
it will only make his casinos more valuable. now that it is more main stream more people will come then ever before. he runs all the other business that cator to the casinos. you are not bright enough to see this. he controles the transportation, laundry, banking, utilities, and most everything else that is involved in the island. and he still has the highest gaming revenue
Great post. totally agree. right on.
You make a fine cheerleader.
Here, have another pom pom.
just let it go!
good night!
You're the moron who can't defend the SUBJECT HE POSTED ON, and needs to divert to other topics, most of which involve blind luck.
One last try: Make logical sense of lord-of-Macao DaddyHo who destroys his own monopoly, including terms to mint more concessions in 2009, and yet who will now put his omnipotent foot down and prevent HET from becomming competitor number 6 after he PURPOSELY CREATED the first 5 under his total and absolute control of Macau's decision making aparatus.
Have at it "smart guy"!
Hey - bring in a half dozen clones to cheer for yourself!
ho non gaming revenue is expanding faster then his gaming revenue. he owns macaus only tv station. he owns the number 2 bank. he owns a part of the airport and the cities tallest building. his shun tak holdings owns the high speed ferry business that controls 90% of the market. shun tak's listed shares have more than doubled in the last year. he is the largest builder of shoppind business and residential complexes. his non gaming revenue is growing off the hook. his gaming revenue is the largest in macau. how ie that monkey-boy
you lost the argument. i defended the subject. you did not address the facts. most revenue, largest employer, most businesses. you never address the facts. you say the same thing. it gets old
stone do you ever sleep?
seens like, you just love this message board battels.
are you having lots of fun?
you are a great fighter, let see who will win at the end.
"non gaming revenue is expanding faster then his gaming revenue"
Well DUH! Ho used to have endless piles of monopoly-driven gaming revs, thus yes, his gaming revs have PLUMETED and so in comparison the coffee he serves is bringing in a bit more.
Did you have a POINT?
And an open challenge: Show ANY EVIDENCE that SJM gaming revs are the largest in Macau.
Repeat: Show ANY EVIDENCE that SJM GAMING REVS are the LARGEST IN MACAU.
Have at it.
Yes, I do sleep.
I just don't post under a half dozen fake ID's - that's what weak incompetent cowardly folks do.
Holy Handwave batman!
DaddyHo used to get tens of thousands per day per table during the monopoly period, without making much effort.
He gave that up "on purpose", to now have less than 1/6th of a slightly larger market where margins are falling like rocks and he faces additional competition in 2009... why?
You wanna make a case? Tell me what Stan Ho made in 2002, and what he made last year, and explain why this was a good move.
Or heck - put some NUMBERS behind your utterly unsupported handwaves about "largest employer", "most business" and "most revenue".
Have at it coward boy.
Or send in the clones. Your call.


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Northeast Sales second baseman Wesley Bennett puts the tag down on Mexicalli's Andrew Dallas on Monday night in their Little League game at the Holland Sports Complex.Dot Paul/Staff
Northeast pitcher Jake Brewer prepares to deliver a pitch.Dot Paul/Staff
Mexicalli Grill's Sam Satterfield, left, tags out North East Sales' Trey Sinyard during a game Monday.Dot Paul/Staff
This article published in the Athens Daily News on Tuesday, April 10, 2001.
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If you are raped:
- Go to a safe place
- Preserve all evidence
- Contact the police
- Get medical attention
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