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I don't know necessarily think this new genre signals the End of Western Civilization because it allegedly cheapens Journalism The same argument goes for the Fox News and MSNBCs of the media -- if you don't like what they're saying then just turn the channel. If you don't like what a Buzzfeed has done to my profession, then click on to another site or an old-fashioned breaking-news site. You have that right.
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If you follow Facebook regularly, you can see Buzzfeed's wide influence. People re-post the site's items and say they "love" the content -- that's rare, and impressive.
Maybe someday the editor in chief of Buzzfeed will receive an audience with the President of the United States. I can see the headline now:
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$3 million transformation of inn; goal was to 'keep with natural settings'MILL VALLEY — The Larkspur Hotels and Restaurants group last week celebrated the opening of its most recent acquisition, converting an old Holiday Inn Express at Richardson Bay into an upscale boutique now dubbed the Larkspur Hotel Mill Valley.
After purchasing the roughly 60,000-square-foot property in 2007, the hotel group undertook renovations totaling $3 million in an attempt to reposition the property as a "premium hotel," said Karl Hoagland, chairman of Larkspur Hotels and Restaurants.
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Jack Bales '34, a member of the national championship Princeton football team of 1933 and one of the ultimate supporters of Princeton athletics during his 100 years of life, passed away June 3.
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Bales' love for the University and its athletic department has been a constant since his time with Fritz Crisler and the national champion 1933 Princeton football team, which went 8-0 and outscored its opponents 190-6. He even made it back to Princeton for Reunions last month for his 77th reunion.
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Guest:i need help in writting a letter to the parole board for a relative who is eligable for parole in the very near future, i've bee asked to write a letter to the board and not sure what to say, nor do i know a format.
It would be a good idea if you could give us a first draft of a letter which includes the basic things you want to say, and then we can correct it for you.
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I tried writing this message last night but I had difficulty accessing this site. Thus my message contains some overlapping themes from Mister Macawber's note.
I suspect that writing a parole support letter is an involved process. You must understand--in-depth--the convict, his crimes, the impact upon the victims and society, and other associated factors.
To simply ask in this forum for help writing a parole letter without having given this topic a lot of thought and consideration is asking too much. For us to draw out all the salient details and craft a well-written letter would take many hours. As MM suggested, you can write a draft letter and someone will assist with the grammar portion of it.
If I were you, I'd simply google "parole board letter" (without the quotes) to see what you can find on the Internet to help get you started. Here is one link called [url="http://www.txcure.org/parole1.htm"]Parole Support Letters[/url] that might help get you started.
If you do post a letter here in this forum to be reviewed, please use a fake name for the convict (John Doe) and use a fake name for the prison (Big House). That way, the identity of the individual is protected.
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Anonymous:I need help writing a letter of support
Anonymous:I am writing a support letter on behalf of my brother - to follow is a a rough draft:
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Re: xxxxxxx
Dear Parole Members:
I am writing this letter in support of my brother, xxxxxxxx who is scheduled to appear before the Parole Board in February. I am imploring you to favorably consider his release as I can assure you that after 12 years, he has addressed his past harmful behavior and I am certain that he will do well upon his release.
Erik is 5 years my elder and although our individual temperaments were distinctive in that he was the more assertive, he was always considerate and helpful. I remember Erik in earlier years as being thoughtful and considerate, the one who taught me the alphabet how to tie my shoes and defended me when I was blamed for doing something wrong. Although he dropped out of school, he went to work, moved into his own apartment and seemed to do well for awhile. However, I became aware that he began to associate with an undesirable crowd and was using drugs as he strayed further from family and friends. I was very concerned, but was powerless in my futile attempt to help him. During this time we drifted apart, since his drug use forced him to commit acts against the law to finance his habit and resulted in his inevitable incarcerations.
In the ensuing years, I have spoken to him often on the phone and visited on occasion. However, I have not been able to see him lately as often as I would like, except when on leave, since I am currently on active military duty stationed outside the continental
Erik is now 37 years old and considerably more sensible and wiser than the person who committed these crimes, and for that reason I am asking that you grant him his release as he deserves a second chance. Whatever the time spent and an example made in the past 12 years that his crime mandated, has been fulfilled.
Anonymous:i have to write to the parole board that i will been supproting my son fincalliy until he can find a job , he will live in my home which i own , he has his own room, A
Anonymous:dear members of the parole board:
my name is melody miller, i am the wife of mr miller.i am requesting that you grant my husband his parole.My husband used to be a inconsiderate, selfish person i have ever met.Since the death of our son, which led to his incarceration,he become a change man, my son's death cause my husband to turn his life around and become a good person.
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Anonymous:wish i could help...if you fnd help send'em this way .I'm typing one for my husband who's cominh up in feb.10
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BOSTON -- While general manager Ben Cherington continues to prepare the Boston Red Sox for the 2012 season and beyond, the club's slugging first baseman, Adrian Gonzalez, has been doing the same on and off the field.
After having surgery on his right shoulder in October 2010 and experiencing shoulder fatigue late last season, Gonzalez is ahead of his normal offseason schedule this winter and has already begun his hitting program.
Gonzalez won a Silver Slugger award and a Gold Glove, and was an All-Star selection in his first season with the Red Sox. He hit .338 with 27 homers and 117 RBIs, but admitted in September that his surgically repaired shoulder was bothering him.
So this offseason, he's taking the necessary steps to ensure that doesn't happen again.
"I usually don't swing all that much in the offseason. This year I do plan on swinging a little bit more, just to build up that endurance," Gonzalez told ESPNBoston.com during a phone interview on Monday.
"My shoulder is feeling really good. I've been doing a lot of shoulder exercises, trying to build up my endurance. I'm making sure I get a lot of repetitions for my shoulder, so the fatigue factor doesn't set in. My upper body feels great and I've been really working out. I've been hitting, but not too much. I plan on hitting more come January."
For the second consecutive offseason, Gonzalez has been busy helping his family run the Gonzalez Sports Academy in his hometown of San Diego. Along with his brothers David and Edgar, Gonzalez wanted to create a learning atmosphere to help athletes of all ages compete at each individual's highest level possible.
"We didn't work out like this when we were young," Gonzalez said. "We worked out a lot and at a lot of different places, but when you're 10 to 18 years old, you really don't know how to work out correctly.
"When we got into professional baseball and we started going to these places, it's a whole different level and a whole different mindset. It's a different style of working out than just going to the gym, so if we can give that opportunity to a 12-year-old kid, by the time they get to 18 and in a position to get drafted or go to college, they're going to be ahead of the competition."
Gonzalez's goal isn't solely based on helping young athletes succeed in sports. At the sports academy, there's a strong concentration on academics as well.
"The kids' education is a huge part of their success, trying to get into college and going forward," he said. "Training a kid and getting them athletically correct and getting them to the next level is important, but if their grades aren't up to date they're going to end up in a junior college, so we want to make sure they end up at a four-year university with a chance to go forward and have a future, both at the school level and in sports."
Gonzalez is proud of what the academy has been able to accomplish for young student-athletes in less than two years. He hopes that will continue and has plans to expand the facility and the company in the future.
Gonzalez is genuine about his business venture, but he's passionate about his personal career and wants to win a World Series with the Red Sox.
Gonzalez has been keeping close tabs on the organization's offseason moves, and so far he's pleased with the decisions, especially knowing that David Ortiz will be back for 2012 and maybe beyond.
"Papi's unbelievable," Gonzalez said. "I was really hoping he would come back to the team and I'm glad he did because he's one of the guys that I really enjoy being around and getting to know. We talk a lot about hitting and facing pitchers, so I thought we really fed off of each other. We're a great complement to each other, both being left-handed and facing pitchers very similarly. That was huge for me, especially in my first year in the American League, to get to hear his input on everything.
"Hopefully he does sign a long-term deal. He's definitely the best DH in the game and he brings a lot to the team, not just offensively and the numbers he puts up, but his energy and his clubhouse presence, everything he does, especially for the city of Boston. He's a guy who should finish his career in Boston and I'm sure he would love to do that."
Cherington still has plenty of work to do, but the addition of reliever Mark Melancon, along with the decision to possibly convert setup man Daniel Bard into a starter, sits well with Gonzalez.
"They've been good," Gonzalez said of the offseason transactions. "I really like [Melancon]. It's sad to see Jed [Lowrie] go because he's a really good utility player, but I think it'll be better for him to get more at-bats in Houston. Melancon had some good numbers last year. In the past he had some issues with control, but he figured that out last year. He'll be a good addition to our bullpen.
"I know [Cherington] is still looking at one or two more pitchers and I know he'll get the job done just to have the depth and finish it out. There are a lot of options with Bard and [Alfredo] Aceves too, to start, to relieve or close. I'm sure all of that will get ironed out in spring training and we'll have all the roles correct. It's looking good."
When the Red Sox named Bobby Valentine manager, he said he would reach out to each player individually before spring training. He's already covered a lot of ground and recently had a brief conversation with Gonzalez.
"I'm excited about it and I liked the conversation I had with Bobby Valentine," Gonzalez said. "He's excited about the season and I'm sure he's going to bring in great energy and great leadership ability for us. Everything's looking good."
Valentine told Gonzalez the two would talk again after the holidays because the manager would like to sit down face-to-face with his first baseman.
"From what I've heard, he's excited about it and so are we," Gonzalez said of the managerial change. "He's a guy everybody is going to respect and really feed off. I hear nothing but the best about his baseball knowledge and his ability to manage a game. I know he's going to do a great job.
"We have a really talented team and all we need is somebody to manage us correctly and just be there for us. Tito did a great job with that and I'm looking forward to Bobby doing just as good of a job, if not better."
We already know Valentine is a big fan of Gonzalez.
When the Texas Rangers hosted the Red Sox on Opening Day last season, Valentine served as the analyst for the ESPN broadcast. During the game, Valentine continually praised Gonzalez for his offense and defense.
"He shows me a lot of intelligence," Valentine said during the broadcast. "He's an immortal hitter."
Valentine even compared Gonzalez's hitting prowess to that of Ted Williams from a run-production standpoint. Williams, at age 30, drove in a career-best 159 runs during the 1949 season.
Gonzalez, who will turn 30 on May 8, had 117 RBIs last season, two shy of his career best.
"I think a lot of people in Boston are going to have memories of Ted after they see [Adrian] with 200 to 300 at-bats," Valentine said during that broadcast on April 1 at Texas. "Look out, Hack Wilson."
Wilson drove in a record 191 runs for the Chicago Cubs in 1930.
Last summer, Gonzalez was considered the best first baseman in the American League. He'll certainly have some competition in 2012 with Albert Pujols now playing for the Los Angeles Angels.
"It'll be fun to play against him again," Gonzalez said. "The All-Star Game is going to be fun to see, who out of the first basemen make it each and every year moving forward. I'm just hoping Prince [Fielder] stays in the National League now."
Joe McDonald covers the Red Sox for ESPNBoston.com.


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Actor Sharman Joshi, son-in-law of veteran actor Prem Chopra, says they bond really well.
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Milwaukee artist and "Project Runway" contestant Miranda Levy posted an open letter to her fellow service members in the military this evening, explaining the circumstances around a breach of uniform standards on the first episode of the fashion-driven reality TV show. She is the first veteran to compete on the series.
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Women were caught in the crosshairs of the government shutdown this week, which, as this much-shared stunt photo of a group of eight white male Republicans demonstrates, appears to be as much about testosterone and saving face as it is about helping America move forward.
Look into the causes for this week's shutdown, and you'll find dogged conservative opposition to women's healthcare. And look at the current and future impact of the impasse — you'll find women's lives, particularly poor women and moms, will feel the brunt of the pain that the shutdown brings.
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A media narrative is beginning to emerge around the extramarital affair that has ended the career of former CIA director and General David Petraeus, and may indeed tar the reputation of other top military officials including General John Allen.
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Skip to comments.Prosecutors Are Said to Have Expanded Inquiry Into Leak of C.I.A. Officer's Name
Posted on 04/01/2004 9:26:46 PM PST by Shermy
By DAVID JOHNSTON and RICHARD W. STEVENSON
WASHINGTON, April 1 Prosecutors investigating whether someone in the Bush administration improperly disclosed the identity of a C.I.A. officer have expanded their inquiry to examine whether White House officials lied to investigators or mishandled classified information related to the case, lawyers involved in the case and government officials say.
In looking at violations beyond the original focus of the inquiry, which centered on a rarely used statute that makes it a felony to disclose the identity of an undercover intelligence officer intentionally, prosecutors have widened the range of conduct under scrutiny and for the first time raised the possibility of bringing charges peripheral to the leak itself.
The expansion of the inquiry's scope comes at a time when prosecutors, after a hiatus of about a month, appear to be preparing to seek additional testimony before a federal grand jury, lawyers with clients in the case said. It is not clear whether the renewed grand jury activity represents a concluding session or a prelude to an indictment.
The broadened scope is a potentially significant development that represents exactly what allies of the Bush White House feared when Attorney General John Ashcroft removed himself from the case last December and turned it over to Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney in Chicago.
Republican lawyers worried that the leak case, in the hands of an aggressive prosecutor, might grow into an unwieldy, time-consuming and politically charged inquiry, like the sprawling independent counsel inquiries of the 1990's, which distracted and damaged the Clinton administration.
Mr. Fitzgerald is said by lawyers involved in the case and government officials to be examining possible discrepancies between documents he has gathered and statements made by current or former White House officials during a three-month preliminary investigation last fall by the F.B.I. and the Justice Department. Some officials spoke to F.B.I. agents with their lawyers present; others met informally with agents in their offices and even at bars near the White House.
The White House took the unusual step last year of specifically denying any involvement in the leak on the part of several top administration officials, including Karl Rove, President Bush's senior adviser, and I. Lewis Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff. The White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, has repeatedly said no one wants to get to the bottom of the case more than Mr. Bush.
But Mr. Bush himself has said he does not know if investigators will ever be able to determine who disclosed the identity of the C.I.A. officer, Valerie Plame, to Robert Novak, who wrote in his syndicated column last July that Ms. Plame, the wife of former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, was a C.I.A. employee.
Mr. Wilson was a critic of the administration's Iraq policies. Democrats have accused the White House of leaking his wife's name in retaliation because Mr. Wilson, in a July 6, 2003, Op-Ed commentary in The New York Times, disputed Mr. Bush's statement in his State of the Union address that January that Iraq was trying to develop a nuclear bomb and had sought to buy uranium in Africa.
The suspicion that someone may have lied to investigators is based on contradictions between statements by various witnesses in F.B.I. interviews, the lawyers and officials said. The conflicts are said to be buttressed by documents, including memos, e-mail messages and phone records turned over by the White House.
At the same time, Mr. Fitzgerald is said to be investigating whether the disclosure of Ms. Plame's identity came after someone discovered her name among classified documents circulating at the upper echelons of the White House. It could be a crime to disclose information from such a document, although such violations are rarely prosecuted.
Mr. Bush's advisers have repeatedly urged White House employees to cooperate with the inquiry, and it is unclear whether Mr. Fitzgerald has made any decisions about whether to go forward or drop the case. On Thursday, Randall Samborn, a spokesman for Mr. Fitzgerald in Chicago, declined to discuss the case.
Mr. McClellan said the White House was fully cooperating with the investigation, but he declined to comment on the latest developments.
Mr. Fitzgerald, who has been in charge of the case for three months, has said he is nearing completion of the inquiry, the lawyers said. Some of them have suggested that he may be facing a problem if he declines to prosecute.
Prosecutors almost never make public the details of cases in which they investigate, but bring no charges. Federal law bars prosecutors from disclosing information obtained through a grand jury, the legal vehicle Mr. Fitzgerald has used to conduct his inquiry.
But in this case, being investigated in the heat of a closely fought presidential election, Democrats have been watching carefully for any sign that the prosecutor has favored the administration. Should Mr. Fitzgerald bring the case to a close with no indictments and no public explanation of his decision not to prosecute, he would almost certainly be subject to intense criticism from Democrats.
Several lawyers said Mr. Fitzgerald could ask a judge to allow him to issue a report. Or, they said, he could seek to employ a rarely used provision of the Justice Department's guidelines for prosecutors allowing grand juries to issue reports. But those sections of the prosecutor's manual appear to relate to public officials in organized crime cases.
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Now, that's not quite true.
can't find a leaker?? just charge them with something else.
wala, instant scandal. no evidence required.
Who are these "lawyers and officials?" Shouldn't a new investigation be started to root them out?
can't find a leaker?? just charge them with something else.
Novak, etc. are not going to squeal or admit they made up stuff to sound more authoritative - they'll be given a pass.
officer have expanded their inquiry to examine whether White House officials lied to investigators or mishandled classified information related to the case, lawyers involved in the case and government officials say.
Hmmm...Andrea Mitchell and her pal Joe Wilson's big mouth perhaps???
"For something that is supposed to be classified, it seems that this document is easily accessible," Gannon added. "Washington is leaking like a cheap umbrella. Just look at what's happening over on Capitol Hill."
Sounds like thats why they are investigating the White House.
Patrick J. Fitzgerald has always said that he's an independent, not leaning either Republican or Democrat.
Does he have ties to Daly's machine?
Just curious.
Huh? You mean since 9/11 the succession of "leaks" about anything to do with Iraq, always dismissing any danger, doubting any connection, underestimating anything done by Saddam, even going so far as to plant and out and out lie in the New York Times about Vaclav Havel denyning the Prague-Atta meeting, all this wasn't the mere creation of a cabal of some well -meaning, peace loving "senior intelligence officials" but orchestrated and directed by a foreign intelligence agency that has penetrated Washington -say, France or Russia or Saudi - whose couintry or countries had much money to lose if Saddam was overthrown?
Hmmm...interesting idea...
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Today Rush said that he had inside information that he couldn't disclose right now, but when the truth comes out about the leaker, people are going to be very surprised. He then elaborated a little bit and said there were a lot of left-over CLintonistas at the State Department. Also, Rush reminded viewers that Wilson has been not only against the war in Iraq, but is/was against the no-fly zone. Wilson repeatedly claimed in recent months Iraq never had WMD. But Rush played audio of Wilson saying before the war that he (Wilson) was afraid Saddam would use WMD. LOL - the guy is a Flipper ala Howard Dean.
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On Sunday, October 31st, "unnamed sources" (Clinton holdovers) in the Justice Dept. will announce that an indictment of George W. Bush is forthcoming on charges of "obstruction of justice" releated to the disclosure of the identity of a covert CIA operative, in violation of Federal law. There will, of course, be absolutely no basis for this explosive charge, and it will be retraced 2 weeks later. But the New York Times and Washinton Post will carry the story on the Front Page, and the "Halloween Massacre" will cost Bush 8 points in the polls, and close margins in Ohio, Florida and New Mexico will cost him the election.
Definitely that's part of the game in this article. Good eye.
And typical of these reports, they don't discuss the "intelligence officials" who leaked to Newsday in an article similar to Novak's. Maybe they aren't being investigated...they should be.
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Very interesting! Though i've never read Wilson saying there were no WMD, I think that's wrong. But otherwise, that fits our recent (for now) opinion that the first "senior administration official" who is "not a partisan gunslinger" and likes to have "long conversation(s)" with the likes of Novak could very well be Richard Clarke himself.
But within the C.I.A., the exposure of Ms. Plame is now considered an even greater instance of treachery. Ms. Plame, a specialist in nonconventional weapons who worked overseas, had "nonofficial cover," and was what in C.I.A. parlance is called a Noc, the most difficult kind of false identity for the agency to create. While most undercover agency officers disguise their real profession by pretending to be American embassy diplomats or other United States government employees, Ms. Plame passed herself off as a private energy expert. Intelligence experts said that Nocs have especially dangerous jobs. "Nocs are the holiest of holies," said Kenneth M. Pollack, a former agency officer who is now director of research at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution. " This is real James Bond stuff. You're going overseas posing as a businessman, and if the other government finds out about you, they're probably going to shoot you. The United States has basically no way to protect you." - http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/05/politics/05TENE.html?hp
And then he popped up to defend Clarke recently right when Clarke first came out.
But we've heard from Pollack before :
MARCH 17, 1999 : (IRAQ NEWS COMMENTS ON IRAQ, KEN POLLACK & NSC : POLLACK HAS DESCRIBED REMOVING SADDAM HUSSEIN AS A 'FANTASY' - DOES THIS SIGNAL CLINTON ADMINISTRATION CHANGE IN IRAQ POLICY?) Ken Pollack is going to be doing for the NSC? And given that he's described removing Saddam Hussein as a fantasy, does that signal the administration is no longer committed to a change in regime in Iraq? - Iraq News, 17 March 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary March 17, 1999 PRESS BRIEFING BY DEPUTY NATIONAL SECRETARY ADVISOR JIM STEINBERG The Briefing Room, 12:45 P.M. EST [Excerpt] Q: Jim, can you tell us -- an Iraq related question -- can you tell us what Ken Pollack is going to be doing for the NSC? And given that he's described removing Saddam Hussein as a fantasy, does that signal the administration is no longer committed to a change in regime in Iraq? STEINBERG: Let me say a couple of things. First, Ken Pollack will be coming as the Director in the -- I guess we call it the Near East and South Asia Directorate -- NESA. Ken is a very distinguished analyst of the region. He's worked the government before, he's worked in the NSC before. We're extremely excited to have him here. He's a powerful intellect and a guy who has tremendous knowledge of the region. I think, first, we very much encourage people, we bring people from both the inside and the outside to work at the NSC. We are not in a position of sort of censoring the writings that they do before or after they come in. The question is whether they have the kind of skills and background to help us do the work. The judgments about policy are the judgments that are ultimately made by the President and his foreign policy team. I also don't agree with your characterization of the particular article. I think the article analyzed some of the difficulties of the various strategies, but let me be perfectly clear that the policy that we have, which is that the only long-term solution to the threat posed by Saddam Hussein is a change of regime, is very much a commitment of this administration. We've been moving forward very aggressively -- the appointment of Frank Ricciardone is just one of the important elements of what we've been doing. We've been working very closely with the groups that are outside of Iraq; we are working closely with the governments in the region and others. And I have absolutely no doubt that Ken will be a terrific asset in helping us pursue that agenda. - Iraq News by Laurie Mylroie via http://www.fas.org/news/iraq/1999/03/990317_in.htm.
Pollack is also on the Council on Foreign Relations:
According to Ken Pollack, deputy director of national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, a 1998 attack called Operation Desert Fox that attacked such targets provoked Hussein to overreact and order arrests and assassinations that resulted in Shi'a uprisings.
Which, as far as I can tell, was the case with Ms. Plame-Wilson. Indeed, it is open to question whether or not her employment with the CIA was truly a secret. However, it's doubtful that these issues will be contested prior to an indictment.
If anything critical was revealed, it wasn't her ID that was so secret. That's all small stuff. The problem may be that by bringing her into it, it exposed the front company for which she worked. That's bad because a lot of other people may have been using that front company too, and now anyone associated with the company will be seen as a spy.
I've stated all along they would widen the range, but I don't think it's in the direction this article states.
This is the playbook from now until November. If they've got nothing, theey're forced to make it up and start an official inquiry. Repubs better grow some cajones and stop this crap. You'd never guess we were in charge. Never.
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SEATTLE (AP) — Reliever Shawn Kelley has had a setback in his recovery from modified Tommy John surgery that will sideline the Seattle Mariners right-hander for at least a month.
The Mariners said Kelley was injected with platelet rich plasma in his right elbow Friday by Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala. Kelley was in the middle of a rehab assignment with Double-A Jackson when he experienced discomfort in his pitching elbow. Kelley had pitched in three games with Jackson, giving up four hits in four innings.
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The Barnard family is looking for closure nearly two years after their sister's murder.
Police found Becky Barnard's dead body at the bottom of a staircase in February of 2001. On Wednesday, a judge sentenced Becky Barnard's killer - ex-husband John Dinkel - to 10 to 25 years in prison as part of Dinkel's second-degree murder plea agreement.
The family says that punishment is not enough.
Curtis Barnard, Becky Barnard's brother, asked Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Lawrence Glazer to punish Dinkel to 50 years or life in prison for causing the death of his sister.
However, the family had previously agreed to a plea arrangement. The arrangement allowed the family to forgo a lengthy trial and Dinkel was able to plead to a lesser charge and receive a second-degree murder penalty rather than facing first-degree murder.
The family said they avoided a trial in order to protect Becky Barnard and John Dinkel's two teen-age children.
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Last night we had to say goodbye to the best rattle ever, when Aunt Carrie accidentally stepped on it, causing it's demise. The little yellow plastic telephone rattle was over 30 years old. It was mine as a baby, then my brother's, then my sister's. My mom saved it and gave it to me for Ava when she was born. Ava loved that rattle and so did Julian. It was the perfect size for little hands and little mouths. Exhibit A – Baby Ava enjoying the rattle: I looked through all of my pictures of Julian today and was bummed to discover what I suspectedRead More →


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Village my arse!
In real villages there is seldom a pond, and shops and post offices have been closing for years because, like everyone else, real villagers use email, shop at cheap supermarkets and blow their brains out at home with Australian shiraz. In my Yorkshire village there was no post office, the village pub was long shut and there was only one service a month at the church, although it did have regular sex parties.
You encounter such things in Barnes as well, but they are hidden behind the picket fences and bijou shops of a world imagined by Margo Ledbetter from 'The Good Life', a world of pretty surface and no depths. There are antique shops and art shops, but can you name one painter of interest who works in Barnes? Dulwich likewise has an art shop with noticeboards advertising pilates and life-wellness coaches , all to fill a cultural vacuum that can never be filled. There is a chocolatier and a patisserie, the success of which suggests that the model of the English village is no longer culturally exclusive enough: Dulwich wants to become a French village. Then, too embarrassed to vote British National Party, it could at least vote Front National.
In his 75 years Billy never went to France, yet he didn't like the French believing that, like people from Leeds, they were 'a bit tricky'. He didn't like the Germans either, as the Luftwaffe had dropped an incendiary bomb behind the village hall in 1941 on the night of the monthly dance. The phosphorous had illuminated the countryside for miles around revealing Billy, trousers around his ankles, with a woman who was not his wife. The ensuing controversy nearly forced him to move to the nearby town, but war being war the outraged husband was posted away and Billy was able to stay on in the rural village that was his home.
Once London was made up of similar rural villages, but they naturally disappeared as the city grew. Attempting to undo that process is to set your face against the very idea of London, the agglomeration of people and place. Pretend your bit of the city is a village and you wander without wellies into a boggy field of half-truths and fantasy. Which is why London's villages.com can write: 'BlackheathVillage remains a beautiful haven of tranquillity only a few miles from the centre of London.'
Blackheath actually remains a village that has been poleaxed by the B212 cutting through from the south circular to Shooters Hill Road. A village where the fishmongers and the independent bookshops have closed down. Such self-delusion cannot last and eventually the villages will be subsumed into both the city and the twenty-first century. The last of the villagers will be forced out to the Home Counties to finish the ruination of rural life there until all villages are like the small hamlet of Sutton in Sussex, where the village pub is a restaurant and the one row of council houses for the remnant of agricultural labourers is hidden down a lane. Which really is shit.
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Nature's Powerhouse is an innovative building located in the beautiful, heritage listed Cooktown Botanic Gardens and includes the Charles Tanner Wildlife of Cape York Exhibition and the Vera Scarth-Johnson Gallery.
The Vera Scarth-Johnson Gallery displays the only collection of original botanical illustrations of flora from the region. Many plants can be found in the adjoining Botanic Gardens.
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There are many categories in which people have set records in bicycling. Perhaps you have set some of these records. Throughout my experiences in bicycling, I discovered that I set a few.
1. In the American Lung Associasion's Trek Across Maine, I was the first visually impaired cyclist to cross the state on his own single-seated bicycle without needing a ride somewhere along the way.
2. In the Bicycle Coalition of Maine (bicycle club) I turned out to be their first disabled member despite problems of legal blindness, glaucoma, and epilepsy during any of its activities.
Rather than using my disabilities as a badge of honor, I have set these records to have fun and enjoy life despite how difficult it is. Perhaps one day there won't be these problems and other records.
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Politics I take at face value, but I will vote for the person who I consider will do the best job for his or her constituents. The Republicans in the House and Senate who had one motive — to make President Obama a one-term president — need to be replaced. They were playing politics, and forgot what their job really is.
I believe everyone needs to pay their fair share concerning taxes. The rich have become richer and the middle class has pretty much vanished, and the average wage has declined in our country due to U.S. companies moving to countries that have cheaper wages. Is that trickle-down economics?
My bet is on the American people, who will work to put our United States back to where it needs to be. In every situation in past years, Americans rose to the occasion and are still willing to give our lives for the cause. Americans want to see "Made in the USA" on products we buy. I am proud to say I am an American and will fly my flag accordingly.
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Compare a disc brake rotor to a BMX mag wheel in context to the "rim brakes are/are not disk brakes" argument. Mag wheel ain't no hoop.
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Suddenly Democrats don't like their party boss so much anymore.
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As we look back on military strategies and campaigns of recent times, one thing is clear: Our philosophies on engagement have led us not to victory but to ever increasing frustrations that deepen questions of America's ability to carry out a defined role in world affairs.
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It's the elephant in the room that will affect each one of us: Pension plans in private and public institutions that are not fully funded.
As Congress hobbles off to a five-week vacation, we bid them fond farewell. They've earned a break - service in the most polarized atmosphere of a lifetime is tough duty.
After five long years of trial, a federal judge finally made his ruling: The District of Columbia can no longer forbid citizens the right to carry firearms in public.
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Try as I might, there are some things I just don't understand. God forbid I should sound a bit like Andy Rooney, but if so send me ricin-laced letters and I'll gladly accept them.
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When we look back at the founding of our country, it's easy to believe the colonists were fresh off the boats from the known world, landing on the heels of the Pilgrims, when they took up arms against the British.
The 113th Congress has been branded the worst in all of history. The Congress that previously held that distinction was the 112th, which was even more worthless than Harry Truman's Congress of "do-nothing" fame.
"Let's be clear," as President Obama fondly says. The goal of progressivism is not liberty.
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Rodney Milburn, Jr., American track and field star who won the 1972 Olympic gold medal in the 110-m hurdles. The winner of numerous collegiate, national, and international races, Milburn later was a track coach at Southern University, Baton Rouge, La. (b. May 18, 1950--d. Nov. 11, 1997).