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This Conan the Barbarian statue from Chronicle Collectibles kicks off today's round-up. Also: preview pages from Dark Horse Comics' Predator: Life and Death #2 and Blu-ray details for Crimson: The Color of Terror.
Conan the Barbarian Statue: From Chronicle Collectibles: "Hail to the King! King Conan will be up for Pre-order soon, pricing Tba.
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A roundup of what's happening on the Green Bay Packers beat.
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- For much of the second half of this past season, when the Packers were going through the weekly drama of whether or not quarterback Aaron Rodgers would return from his collarbone injury, general manager Ted Thompson politely declined interview requests.
Unlike some GMs, Thompson also does not regularly hold a season wrap-up press conference.
So it was during a short interview on SiriusXM NFL Radio, on location at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., with Vic Carucci and ESPN NFL Insider Adam Caplan, that we heard from Thompson for the first time in months.
Although Thompson did not talk specifically about why it took so long to clear Rodgers to return, he did discuss during an interview that lasted less than five minutes how difficult it was for the Packers to deal with their myriad injuries.
"Well it's fairly trying," Thompson said. "I was very, very proud of our team though, and I think it shows some of the culture that coach [Mike] McCarthy and his staff has brought into it because they never quit playing, never quit trying. But it was an awful tough year, it was that."
Thompson also faces a difficult offseason given that he has 17 players, including several high-profile starters, scheduled to be unrestricted free agents in March.
Combine that with the holes the Packers have on their roster, especially on defense, and it's worth wondering if Thompson will stick to his usual ways and eschew free agency in favor of re-signing his own players.
He indicated that he would.
"We just think it's a good model to use under the rules of the collective bargaining agreement and that sort of thing," Thompson said. "We just feel like your best policy is to try as best you can -- and it doesn't always work out because sometimes you have to do different things -- but if you draft good people, you develop them, you get a good coaching staff that coaches them up, they like it there, so you try to retain your own players as much as you can and you don't (always).
"We lose players just like everybody else. But if we can, we like to keep our own and continue adding guys through the draft and through free agency."
In case you missed it on ESPN.com:
We continued our position outlook series with the focus on the running backs, where the Packers appear fairly loaded.
We also took one last look at our top-to-bottom roster rankings by identifying some trends and noting how the top-20 players shaped up.
Also, the first of two days of drafting for the Pro Bowl's new format took place on Tuesday evening. The Packers' lone representative in Hawaii, running back Eddie Lacy, was not selected yet.
ESPN.com Lions reporter Michael Rothstein has the story on Detroit's new offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi, the grandson of legendary former Packers coach Vince Lombardi.
The ESPN Insider team at the Senior Bowl identified some players with specific talents that were on display during practice this week.
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In the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Weston Hodkiewicz wrote that you didn't need a stat sheet to know the Packers' safeties played poorly last season.
In the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Tyler Dunne caught up to UCLA running backs coach Steve Broussard at the Senior Bowl. Broussard said he thinks his former player Johnathan Franklin will improve over his rookie season in which the fourth-round pick did not contribute much.


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Two identical violin strings, when in tune and stretched withthe same tension, have a fundamental frequency of 440.0 Hz. One of the strings is retuned by adjusting its tension. Whenthis is done, 1.5 beats per second are heard when both strings areplucked simultaneously.
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It's not too often when RedState gives a Libertarian good news but they did. Here is the story from the email box of the man himself, Erick Erickson (actually written by Neil Stevens)!
Stevens's concern is that Democrats are overpolled compared to the population. He's probably right. I have tremendous respect for what RedState does.
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Mexifornia: A State of Becoming
Immigration seems to be a hot topic these days at American Catholic. The author who best represents my views is Victor Davis Hanson, one of my favorite living historians, in his book Mexifornia: A State of Becoming. In that book Hanson turned his gaze to a subject he is personally familiar with: the transformation of his native California by massive illegal immigration from Mexico. Hanson is not anti-Mexican. He has several Mexican relatives, his daughters are dating Mexican-Americans and most of the people he grew up with are Mexican-American or Mexican. What Hanson is opposed to is our feckless non-policy on immigration which allows steady waves of illegals to flood our border states and does not give us time to allow us to assimilate the Mexican immigrants here. Hanson believes strongly that the vast majority of immigrants, given time and opportunity, will assimilate and become good citizens. That is my view also. However it is impossible for this to be accomplished unless we gain control of our southern border and curb most illegal immigration. A good book on a major issue that both the Republican and Democrat parties have steadfastly ignored, until the passage of the Arizona law.
Mexifornia came out in 2003. Hanson wrote an article in 2007 for City Journal reviewing what had happened in the intervening years, which may be read here. I find his class analysis of the immigration question interesting:
Since Mexifornia appeared, the debate also no longer splits along liberal/conservative, Republican/Democrat, or even white/brown fault lines. Instead, class considerations more often divide Americans on the issue. The majority of middle-class and poor whites, Asians, African-Americans, and Hispanics wish to close the borders. They see few advantages to cheap service labor, since they are not so likely to need it to mow their lawns, watch their kids, or clean their houses. Because the less well-off eat out less often, use hotels infrequently, and don't periodically remodel their homes, the advantages to the economy of inexpensive, off-the-books illegal-alien labor again are not so apparent.
But the downside surely is apparent. Truck drivers, carpenters, janitors, and gardeners— unlike lawyers, doctors, actors, writers, and professors—correctly feel that their jobs are threatened, or at least their wages lowered, by cheaper rival workers from Oaxaca or Jalisco. And Americans who live in communities where thousands of illegal aliens have arrived en masse more likely lack the money to move when Spanish-speaking students flood the schools and gangs proliferate. Poorer Americans of all ethnic backgrounds take for granted that poverty provides no exemption from mastering English, so they wonder why the same is not true for incoming Mexican nationals. Less than a mile from my home is a former farmhouse whose new owner moved in several stationary Winnebagos, propane tanks, and outdoor cooking facilities—and apparently four or five entire families rent such facilities right outside his back door. Dozens live where a single family used to—a common sight in rural California that reifies illegal immigration in a way that books and essays do not.
The problem with all this is that our now-spurned laws were originally intended to ensure an (admittedly thin) veneer of civilization over innate chaos—roads full of drivers who have passed a minimum test to ensure that they are not a threat to others; single-family residence zoning to ensure that there are adequate sewer, garbage, and water services for all; periodic county inspections to ensure that untethered dogs are licensed and free of disease and that housing is wired and plumbed properly to prevent mayhem; and a consensus on school taxes to ensure that there are enough teachers and classrooms for such sudden spikes in student populations.
All these now-neglected or forgotten rules proved costly to the taxpayer. In my own experience, the slow progress made in rural California since the 1950s of my youth—in which the county inspected our farm's rural dwellings, eliminated the once-ubiquitous rural outhouse, shut down substandard housing, and fined violators in hopes of providing a uniform humane standard of residence for all rural residents—has been abandoned in just a few years of laissez-faire policy toward illegal aliens. My own neighborhood is reverting to conditions common about 1950, but with the insult of far higher tax rates added to the injury of nonexistent enforcement of once-comprehensive statutes. The government's attitude at all levels is to punish the dutiful citizen's misdemeanors while ignoring the alien's felony, on the logic that the former will at least comply while the latter either cannot or will not.
Fairness about who is allowed into the United States is another issue that reflects class divides—especially when almost 70 percent of all immigrants, legal and illegal, arrive from Mexico alone. Asians, for example, are puzzled as to why their relatives wait years for official approval to enter the United States, while Mexican nationals come across the border illegally, counting on serial amnesties to obtain citizenship.
These class divisions cut both ways, and they help explain the anomaly of the Wall Street Journal op-ed page mandarins echoing the arguments of the elite Chicano studies professors. Both tend to ridicule the far less affluent Minutemen and English-only activists, in part because they do not experience firsthand the problems associated with illegal immigration but instead find millions of aliens grist for their own contrasting agendas. Indeed, every time an alien crosses the border legally, fluent in English and with a high school diploma, the La Raza industry and the corporate farm or construction company alike most likely lose a constituent. Continue reading
Why the Fiscal Lunacy?
One of my favorite living historians is Victor Davis Hanson. I have read every book he has written and most of his articles. Trained as a classicist and historian of antiquity, he has written on a broad range of topics, from the hoplites of ancient Greece, ancient Greek agriculture, a searching examination of the Peloponnesian War, the farming crisis of the 80's, the history of warfare and culture, the teaching of the classics and the debacle of our non-policy on immigration, and I have been astonished at how skillfully this man writes and with what intelligence, and very dry humor, he cuts to the essence of whatever subject he addresses. He moonlights as a pundit on current events and in that capacity I have found a recent column of his intriguing on the question of just why the Obama administration is hellbent on compiling such huge annual deficits. Here is a portion of the column:
We are going to pile up another $3 trillion in national debt in just the first two years of the Obama administration. If the annual deficit should sink below $1.5 trillion, it will be called fiscal sobriety.
Why, when we owe $12 trillion, would the Obama administration set out budgets that will ensure our collective debt climbs to $20 trillion? Why are we borrowing more money, when Medicare, Social Security, the Postal Service, Amtrak, etc. are all insolvent as it is?
What is the logic behind something so clearly unhinged?
I present seven alternative reasons — some overlapping — why the present government is hell-bent on doubling the national debt in eight years. Either one, or all, or some, or none, of the below explain Obama's peculiar frenzied spending.
1) Absolutely moral and necessary?
The country is in need of massive more entitlements for our destitute and near to poor. Government is not big, but indeed too small to meet its moral obligations. Deficits are merely record-keeping. Throwing trillions into the economy will also help us all recover, by getting us moving again and inflating the currency. And we can pay the interest easily over the next 50 years. Just think another World War II era — all the time.
So big spending and borrowing are genuine efforts of true believers to make us safe, secure, and happy.
2) "Gorge the beast"
The spending per se is not so important, as the idea of deficits in general will ensure higher taxes. Nationalized health care, cap and trade, new initiatives in education, more stimulus — all that and more is less important than the fact that huge defects will require huge new taxes, primarily from the upper-classes. I see no reason why the total bite from state income, federal income, payroll, and health care taxes cannot soon in theory climb to 70% of some incomes (e.g., 10% state, 15.3% FICA, 40% federal, 3-5% health care). In other words, "redistributive change" is the primary goal. This aim is premised on the notion that income is a construct, if not unfairly calibrated, then at least capriciously determined — requiring the more intelligent in the technocracy to even out things and ensure an equality of result. After all, why should the leisured hedge-funder make all that more after taxes than the more noble waitress?
So big spending and borrowing mean big deficits, and that means taxing the greedy and giving their ill-gotten gains to the needy.
3) Big Brother?
Or does rampant borrowing for government spending reflect our despair over the inability of millions to know what is best for themselves? For democracy to work, all of us must fully participate. But because of endemic racism, sexism, class bias, and historical prejudices, millions of Americans do not have access to adequate education and enlightenment. Therefore, a particular technocratic class, with requisite skill and singular humanity, has taken it upon themselves to ensure everyone gets a fair shake — if only government at last has the adequate resources to fix things. If it proves problematic for one to register and vote, then there will be a program to make 100% participation possible. If some of us are too heavy and too chair-bound, we can be taught what and how to eat. If some of us do not study, we can adjust academic standards accordingly. In one does something unwise, like buying a plasma TV rather than a catastrophic health care plan, then we still can ensure he is covered. In other words, an all-knowing, all-powerful, all-moral guardian class requires resources to finish the promise of participatory America. After all, why would we allow the concrete contractor to "keep" 70% of his income only to blow it on worthless things like jet skis or a Hummer in his garage or a fountain in his yard — when a far wiser, more ethical someone like Van Jones could far more logically put that now wasted capital to use for the betterment of the far more needy?


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There is scarcely a subject in pediatric neurology that has evoked more controversy among both professional and lay groups than the neurological complications that have been encountered following pertussis immunization. It would therefore have been prudent on the part of The Journal to provide its readers with more than one point of view.Cherry,1 in his editorial, calls for an end to the "myth of pertussis vaccine encephalopathy." Before we heed his call, the following facts must be considered.Pertussis toxin, whose concentration in pertussis vaccine varies from one batch to the next, is not a harmless substance. It can attach itself to neuronal membrane receptors and by adenosine diphosphate—ribosylation modify the adenylate cyclase system in such a way as to impair the action of inhibitory neurotransmitters and enhance the action of excitatory neurotransmitters.2,3 Whereas in the vast majority of instances the blood-brain barrier
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Book your room at Best Western Downtown Sudbury Centreville
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with free breakfast and fitness center
Situated in Sudbury, this eco-friendly hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Sudbury Theatre Centre, Cambrian Arena, and Health Sciences North. Science North and Adanac Ski Hill are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a fitness center, this smoke-free hotel has a business center and a meeting room. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, dry cleaning, a 24-hour front desk, and a computer station are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 45 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus pillowtop beds and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free newspapers, and free local calls.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Best Western Downtown Sudbury Centreville151 Larch St Sudbury ON P3E1C3
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 550 square feet (50 square meters). This eco-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Best Western Downtown Sudbury Centreville is a smoke-free property.
- Conference space size (feet) - 550
- Conference space size (meters) - 50
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Number of floors - 3
- Business center
- Smoke-free property
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Elevator/lift
- One meeting room
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free parking nearby
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Hair dryer
- Free newspaper
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Pillowtop mattress
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 15:00:00
Check-out time is 11:00:00
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: CAD 100.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Pet deposit: CAD 50 per stay
- Pet fee: CAD 20.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 15 per night
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We should mention
Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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5.0 stars 31 totalReview Carmine LoFaro
Posted by Babak Badri
Mr. LoFaro is the best lawyer I have ever hired.
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So happy to find him
Posted by Alla
This is a second time that my family is using Carmine LoFaro for our real estate transactions, first time just a few months ago when we sold our house and now is a second time when we bought a townhouse. Let me say, we are extremely impressed with Carmine, both professionally and personally. This Attorney will never disappoint you! He is always available, very prompt, responds to the calls and emails in a matter of minutes (not hours). Carmine handles all transactions by himself and not by paralegal and it makes a huge difference. I am not exaggerating, but he is the Attorney of all attorneys. Professional, diplomatic, courteous, attentive to details, great negotiator, always goes above and beyond to address his client's needs. My closing process with the Lender was very complicated but Carmine had done everything possible to make it happen. Since some documents arrived from the Lender very late at the day of the closing, he stayed after the hours till 9pm to finish everything on that day. I can't stress enough how satisfied we are with his work. The bottom line is if you need a great lawyer, Carmine is the best choice available and I strongly recommend him.
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Carmine Lofaro is by far one of the best attorneys you will find. He is extremely knowledgable with the law and knows exactly how to fight on your behalf. He thinks outside of the box, and is extremely gifted as a trial lawyer. Not only did he put my mind at ease, he gave me confidence to stand strong on principle. Of course when the time came, he was prepared with guns blazing and won my case. I was truly blessed to have him as my attorney!
Posted by a client
I highly recommend Mr LoFaro. I had a very complex real state case that's been pending over 1 year. After I transferred my case to Mr LoFaro , he resolved he case in 2 months.
He's very professional and very skillful.
Posted by Harry
The title explains much of my experience with Mr LoFaro! During my recent estate property sale which Carmine handled, he was quick to move on each step, and was accessible when I needed input. He knew what to say, offer, and refuse, and he followed through quickly.
My first closing fell through when the buyer couldn't obtain financing, but Carmine kept the negotiations going forward with the second, and successful, buyer. Even when I 'put my foot in my mouth' he saved the day, and the deal.
His experience helped at each stage, and always put my interests before a quick sale. He was willing to explain his costs up front, and did not try to raise the fees, as the negotiations became more complicated.
I would recommend Mr LoFaro to anyone seeking a timely, experienced and honest attorney.
Posted by Andrea
My siblings & I retained Carmine to represent us in a very nasty and long drawn out estate matter. We were beneficiaries in an estate where the Executrix absconded with the assets and I knew when I read his reviews here on AVVO & on the American Trial Lawyers Association's website, that this was just who I needed to represent me. In our initial consultation, he listened carefully to what we had to say and took copious notes. He performed his due diligence and went to work on our motion, which ultimately prevailed and the Judge ruled in our favor. Our adversary & their incompetent counsel had no idea what hit them. As my sister so eloquently puts it, "Carmine cut them a new one and left them confused as to which hole to defecate from."
Carmine is a very honest attorney (another rare find). He forewarned us from the start about the law of diminishing returns. He was very concerned that we might end up spending more money litigating this than we would stand to gain in the end and he absolutely prevented us from spending more money than necessary. I would absolutely hire him again... and if I happen to suddenly amass a war chest or hit the lottery, to hell with the law of diminishing returns…. I would be happy to pay him just to continue to make my adversary's life more of a living hell and enforce the whopping judgment we won.
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Mr LoFaro is a highly proficient and knowledgeable atty. His precise and clearly explained legal advice as well as his considerate mannerisms makes him not only an outstanding lawyer, but also a very approachable person. I have personally used him and HAVE highly recommended him to my own Real Estate Buyers and Sellers for legal guidance when purchasing a home or planning their financial future.
Posted by Bling Lites
Vital situations require an attorney who can protect all that you have worked for over the years. Carmine is that attorney who I trust for objective legal advice in my best interest. If litigation is necessary Carmine will fight tooth and nail.
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Carmine LoFaro agreed to work with us knowing the huge problems our
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