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Published: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 9:34 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 9:34 a.m.
RUSKIN | A family was forced from their Tampa-area home after a hole opened up in their backyard.
Hillsborough County spokesman Willie Puz says the incident was reported to the code enforcement department Thursday evening as a "reported sinkhole." But officials now believe the 7-foot by 2-foot hole may have been caused by an uncapped septic system.
Puz says the family recently had work done on their septic tank. Code enforcement officials returned to the house Friday morning to continue an investigation.
Ruskin is near Tampa and not far from Seffner, where 37-year-old Jeffrey Bush was killed when a sinkhole opened under his bedroom on Feb. 28.
The Tampa Tribune (http://bit.ly/14SAp05 ) reports the hole was about 10 feet from the family's home.
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STOCKTON - A 90-year-old woman was assaulted, robbed and left unconscious in her home during a brazen midday robbery Thursday in the 400 block of East Lancaster Drive, police said.
The woman told police she encountered the robber when she went into her garage about 1:20 p.m. The man grabbed the woman and put his hands over her face and mouth, authorities said.
The woman passed out and awoke later in the garage.
She was taken to a hospital with major injuries to her face and head but was listed in stable condition Thursday evening, police said.
The robber stole a wallet, credit card and cash from the victim's home, officers said. He was described as a black man in his 20s with short hair and a light complexion, authorities said.
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A Big Update Is Coming to Facebook's News Feed
Fresh off the unveiling of its social-juiced search engine Graph Search, Facebook is holding an event today that will likely include a big update to its News Feed.
Facebook is sometimes coy when it comes to the announcements, but this one is pretty obvious given the tag line: "Come see a new look for News Feed."
There isn't a whole lot of additional information beyond that, but as we've covered before, CEO Mark Zuckerberg already has given some hints as to what we might expect, from his comments on the last earnings call. In short something along these lines:
- "We want the organic content to be of the same basic types of format as paid content." So, advertisements and paid content should have a uniform look when it comes to content produced by Facebook users. That could be shared articles, photos, or anything along those lines.
- "When you have those form factors for content, that gives you the ability to offer those form factors for advertisements well." Facebook already has a lot of rich media available in the form of photos and apps like Instagram, and we might see more use when it comes to advertising.
Here are his full remarks, for reference:
One of the product design principles is, we want the organic content to be of the same basic types of format as paid contact. Historically, advertisers want really rich things and we haven't provided those. But one of the things we've provided in the last year, you see the organic News Feed posts move to richer mediums. A lot of that comes from immersive experiences like Instagram. When you have those form factors for content, that gives you the ability to offer those form factors for advertisements well.
The trick, often, when introducing advertisements is to find a way to limit the impact on user engagement — but that's not a problem for Facebook, Mr. Zuckerberg said on the call. "The numbers turned out better than we expected… Now we have this News Feed ads business that we've barely tuned," he said.
Either way, we'll find out more when the event starts at 1 p.m. ET, and we'll be covering the event live here on Digits.
Readers, if you were in charge of the Facebook News Feed, how would it function? What would it look like? Tell us on Facebook.


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quote: Note that is does not, in any way, say that governments can't *infringe* on religion.
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This is a sampling from Bay Area News Group's Political Blotter blog. Read more and post comments at www.ibabuzz.com/politics.
Nov. 21
U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer this week led two dozen Senate Democrats in urging the student loan industry to ensure military service members have all the benefits that they're entitled to by law.
"We were alarmed to learn that some student loan servicers are providing incomplete or inaccurate information regarding service members' options for reducing their debt -- often leading individuals to make decisions that have costly long-term consequences," the senators wrote to Student Loan Servicing Alliance Executive Director Winfield Crigler. "In one particularly egregious example, a service member was guided toward a deferment plan that ended up increasing his total debt by $25,000. This is simply unacceptable."
Boxer's office noted about 41 percent of service members are now carrying student loan debt, and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said last month that the main reason why troops lose security clearances is because of financial problems.
Congress in the past has enacted loan repayment protections and benefits -- such as loan forgiveness programs and interest rate reductions -- to help service members manage their debt. But a report issued last month by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Office of Servicemember Affairs found many military men and women are facing significant challenges in fully accessing these benefits. Specifically, it found that some student loan servicers aren't providing clear, accurate information about available benefits or are forcing military borrowers to clear unnecessary hurdles in order to access the benefits they deserve.
"Our brave military men and women -- and their families -- make tremendous sacrifices each and every day in service to our nation. They should never have to fight for full access to the benefits they have earned, including student loan repayment protections," the senators wrote.
Nov. 22
I have much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving 2012, in both my personal and professional lives. I'll forgo the personal here, but share a few blessings I've had on the job this year:
The "pinch-me" bizarre campaign moments: Newt Gingrich promising to establish a U.S. moon base; Clint Eastwood berating an empty chair; Joe Biden chilling with the bikers; anyone at all taking Donald Trump seriously, ever, even for a nanosecond.
The stranger-than-fiction stories I covered: a U.S. Senate primary that featured, among many others, a surfing rabbi, a "birther" queen and an octogenarian mountain climber; the first one-on-one with Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi after her shoplifting conviction; a maniacally misinformed wedding-chapel owner in Reno; and, just this week, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors suffering the consequences for banning public nudity.
My continued employment: The news industry's massive downsizing in recent years has pushed out many talented and valued colleagues and friends. I'm a very lucky man to still be doing what I love, and I'm thankful for it every day.
My bosses: Many thanks to editors Ken McLaughlin and Mike Frankel for all the work, from the fine-tuning to the big revamps, they've put into my stories this year; I'm a better reporter and writer for working with them.
Some people I've covered have endured an awful 2012 to varying degrees, from the Oikos University massacre's victims and their loved ones to the Lockyer family. I hold them and others in my thoughts today, and wish them a happier, healthier, brighter year to come.


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UNH Law School makes a leap in U.S. News ranking
The University of New Hampshire School of Law jumped more than 20 spots in the latest U.S. News & World Report ranking of law schools -- one of the largest leaps of any school on the list. The school also made the top 10 list for best schools for Intellectual Property Law, coming in eighth place in that category.
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Roger Mellie Roger Mellie Aug 21, 2012 21:57 Flag
Modric gone finally
The cunts on the official website as a player but no announcement. Gotta be the next 24 hours surely.
Or someone's fuckin aboutSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
So he has actually now gone. Good job Levy signed a 'partnership deal' with RM - surely not to cover a loss of face over the transfer fee?
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just hope it's not a one sided partnership ie Bale/Walker to RM next season
...just as an addition...I thought this summed it well....
What if AVB is still on Abramovich's payroll? What if he's a fifth columnist (1st column is Doric, 2nd is Corinthian...4th is Keith Waterhouse) and is 'secretly' (well actually, blatantly) dismantling a squad that may have just competed with the Chavs? Let me look back and see how many players actually went from the Chavs when he was there - I remember loads of disgruntled players, but I don't recall players going til Di Matteo took over....
Oooooh, I love a good conspiracy theory........
Then make of this what you will:
Speaking of Dawson:
'....Villas-Boas said: "His human qualities are highly appreciated by us and the football club.
"His skills as a footballer are second to none so we appreciate them as well.
"If we end up with a scenario with five central defenders there is more competition and there might be less opportunities.
"That's why we are willing to consider different options and we have allowed the player to speak to QPR."....'
So he's a second to none player, and a very very nice man (like the AA man)...but I still don't want him - Is that a fair enough 'paraphrase'?
Maybe Daws personally (or got his agent - Mr Bean) phoned up QPR and said:
Daws: '...hey look Mark, AVB thinks I'm great and really nice.....'
Hughes: 'Well what a strange co-inky dinky, we just happen to be looking for a nice bloke, who also happens to be second to none as a footballer....'
This is the most entertaining pre-season for ages. I just hope that now they (the ubiquitous they - who in my mind is Levy et al) appear to have let the 'portuguese man of war' off of his leash, that they see his plans through. Or else we could be left with a dismantled squad and no direction.
I also like the comments AVB makes - just a bit surprised that no one has slammed him yet here. Hasn't he said:
That he would love to work with our squad - does that mean '...I would love to dismantle and rebuild the squad...'
That he'd like to coach in Spain - what, after he'd just been appointed to our illustrious club? Surely he can't be touting fir his next job already?
That he learned from Chelsea and would approach this job with more caution - blinkey blimey. I'd hate to see him rush into a job then.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/263908/Michael-Dawson-to-replace-Ledley-King-as-Tottenham-captain/ (I only included that particular link as the images appealed)
That he'd made Daws captain - then said a few days later he could go.
This is all pre-season. The man has only been here a month or so.
Graeme Simkins Graeme Simkins Aug 23, 2012 15:04 Flag
It seems as if everyone's got their wish anyway, apparently Daws has turned QPR down and is staying to fight for his place.
So perhaps it wasn't a case of Levy and AVB hawking him after all.
not_blonde_really not_blonde_really Aug 21, 2012 22:25 Flag
Modric & Daws gone? This really is Dark Tuesday.
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not_blonde_really not_blonde_really Aug 21, 2012 22:27 Flag
(which feels like it sounds racist, it's not meant to and I'm not sure quite how it would be...)
It's not quite Black Tuesday rating, Bassong going isn't the end of the world.


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Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative says its payments to shareholders at the end of the fiscal year were down 14 percent from the previous year's gross revenue.
The Forum reports (http://bit.ly/UdmPJM) that the cooperative kicked off its annual meeting in Fargo Tuesday.
President and CEO Dave Roche says the decrease is due to difficult growing conditions and low per-acre yields.
Minn-Dak handed out about $155 million in payments to shareholders and growers at the end of its 2011-2012 fiscal year on Aug. 31.
The 2012 crop is much larger than in 2011 with 27 tons per acre and sugar content higher than average at 19 percent. But sugar prices are down nearly 40 percent from less than a year ago.
A bumper crop of sugar beets in Mexico boosted supply.
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In my previous article, I explained that I would embark in the Herculean task of starting a company, and make it successful and profitable, in just 5 days. And by using free software.
The first piece of this complex puzzle is a corporate web site. I had mine ready in less than 4 hours, start to finish. Here is what I did.


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Innovation is a skill that can and should be taught in universities. With our faculty grants, VentureWell challenges faculty to pioneer new ways to engage their students in the entrepreneurial process. The grants:
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Middle Park went in the ground today. I know a lot of people played it today and more will playing it soon. I'd love to hear some constructive criticism from those who have played it. Please understand it's only about 60% done right now. More pin positions will be installed later, along with an additional tee pad on each hole, and things aren't nearly as "clean" as they will be.
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ALAMEDA -- Table tennis has a reputation as a congenial sport. But at the highest levels, it also can become very competitive.
Four coaches and some of their players from the Alameda Table Tennis Club experienced both sides of the game at the 2012 U.S. National Table Tennis Championships, which took place Dec. 18-22 in Las Vegas, Nev.
One of the top players in the tournament, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, was the ATTC's own Irina Hellwig, who won the title for 70-over women.
"It was a surprise for me," said Hellwig, 70, an Oakland hills resident.
For Hellwig and the nearly 1,000 other players competing in various age groups and ability levels, the convention center provided challenges of its own. Its concrete floor took a toll on the knees, ankles and feet of the players. Overall, though, the tournament was a rewarding experience.
"It was hard to move and jump," Hellwig said. "But everything's fine. You see a lot of people you know, a lot of your friends. It's great to see them before Christmas and before New Year."
Hellwig enjoyed the greatest success of any ATTC player in Las Vegas, but the club has some budding talent, too.
Of note, team captain David Zeng, 16, teamed up with 15-year-old Bryant Lin to reach the men's doubles quarterfinals after upsetting Samson David Dubina and Nirja Oak of Ohio, one of the tournament's top-seeded duos. Oak is a former national team member.
Zeng and Lin also reached the junior boys teams quarterfinals.
In all, the ATTC brought seven school-age players to the tournament ranging from Kevin Li, the youngest at 11, to Zeng, the oldest.
"Last year, we went with three players and came back with three titles," ATTC facilities managers Dave Hanson said. "This year (our younger players) didn't win any titles -- it's really difficult to bring back a title -- but we had a good showing."
Besides the challenge of the concrete floor, players had to acclimate themselves to the higher elevation of Las Vegas.
"It's a little bit of an adjustment because of the altitude," Hanson said. "There's drier, thinner air, and the ball is less affected by the air when it's spinning. When it's spinning fast in the Bay Area, it curves more."
The younger players adjusted the best they could. In addition to teaming up in two competitions, Zeng and Lin also competed in men's singles, junior boys singles and in the under-2400 round robin.
Ivy Li, 14 and no relation to Kevin, was a quarterfinalist in the under-1300. She also competed in cadet girls singles and in the under-1600, under-1500 and under-1200.
Edmond Tu, 13, reached the under-1100 quarterfinals. And Jordan Yee, a 14-year-old freshman at Oakland Skyline High School, made the quarterfinals at under-2300.
Tu also entered at under-1300, under-1200 and under-1000 levels. Yee also competed in the cadet boys singles, junior boys singles, the under-2400 and under-2200.
Norman Tu, 12, competed at the under-1300, under-1200, under-1100 and under-1000 levels. Kevin Li advanced from his group in the minicadet boys singles, the under-2300 and under-2100. He also competed in the under-2400, under-2000 and cadet boys singles.
"This year, we had four first-year players going to nationals," Hanson said. "The first year is kind of a shock event. We expect them to be better next year."
Parents who made the trip also found it enjoyable and worthwhile.
"It was a good experience for my son and family," said Victor Yee, father of Jordan. "It was the first tournament we went out of state for. The intensity was higher than any other competition, but my son handled it well. It was exciting and new to us. Overall, it was fun for us.
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Authorities have arrested three suspects and are looking for a fourth after a home invasion-style armed robbery in the eastern North Dakota town of Chaffee.
Cass County Sheriff's Sgt. Tara Morris says a woman and her adult daughter called authorities after the men broke into the mother's home about 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Morris says the mother was assaulted and both women were threatened. She says the daughter's two children were upstairs in the home and weren't harmed.
Morris says the suspects took cash and valuables from the home. She says they had weapons but she didn't say what they were
The three suspects were arrested in Fargo about 2 a.m. Monday. Morris says the victims knew at least two of them.
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McCONNELLSBURG — A Chambersburg man was not hurt when his truck caught fire and he crashed at 3:06 p.m. April 2 on U.S. 30 just west of the Franklin County line, according to Pennsylvania State Police in Fulton County.
Murray L. Byers, 21, was eastbound in a 2000 Mack truck pulling a semi-trailer when the fire started in the engine compartment. The fire was extinguished by the McConnellsburg Fire Department.
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Get out of here, you little crumb snatcher!
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Young child, toddler, rugrat.
Tracey had a couple of crumbsnatchers to look after, so she quit her job at Coles.
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people that often bum smokes, accept many gifts from you then harrass you about five dollars you owe them, people who hit two lines when you clearly made them one. also, people that never bring chicks to parties but will instead try their luck on yours.
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February 09, 2005
Bush Administration Pushes Renewable Energy on Public Lands
The U.S. Department of Interior announced on February 4th the availability of a new report that highlights the Bush administration's efforts to increase interest in the development and use of renewable energy resources on U.S. public lands. The 26-page report, "Renewable Resources for America's Future," shows that lands managed by the Interior Department provide 48 percent of the nation's geothermal energy, 17 percent of hydropower, and nearly 10 percent of wind energy production in the United States.
Since 2001, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has processed 200 geothermal lease applications, compared to 20 in the preceding four years. In 2003, the Interior Department licensed two new 49-megawatt geothermal power plants in California, the first such approvals in over 10 years. The department also approved two geothermal power plant expansions and one new 30-megawatt power plant in Nevada. In the same timeframe, the BLM issued more than 60 rights-of-way for wind energy testing and development, quadrupling the number of permits nationwide. And as a result of increased interest in the development of wind on public lands, the agency is also preparing a comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement to address wind development, which is scheduled for completion this summer. See the Interior Department press release, or go directly to the report (PDF 1.6 MB). Download Acrobat Reader.


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|27 July 1984
|Letter of Ernst Zündel to P requesting P to appear as an expert witness at his trial in Toronto, and inquiring as to his fees for appeanng.
|16 Aug 1984
|Letter P to Zündel expressing interest in appearing as an expert Witness and wammg Zündel that 'in some respects my evidence may I be disadvantageous'
|23 Aug 1984
|Letter Zündel to P thanking him for expressing [his] willingness to appear in the Great Holocaust Show Trial here in Toronto' and stating that he 'would be interested in knowing whether if you have any reason to believe that anything like a 'holocaust' did occur at German hands, if this is what you mean by 'disadvantageous evidence'.Zündel also states that he would be willing to arrange a press conference for P, giving P an opportunity to expand on points raised in court, as well as to explain items mentioned in your various books on the Second World War.
|11 Sept 1984
|Letter P to Zündel explaining that his views may differ from those of Zündel in that, although he is satisfied that there was no centrally organised Nazi programme to murder millions of Jews, he believes that'localized, ad ,hoc massacres did take place, probably on Himmler 's authority.
|20 Sept 1984
|Letter Zündelto P disputing his belief that localised, ad hoc massacres took place, and expressing interest in P's ideas. ' After all, 5.1 million Jews, plus 5 million or so allegedly murdered Goyim represents an awful lot of back alley assasinations and ad hoc decisions of the moment. ...I would certainly not object to your substantiation of this new Holocaust Thesis in court. Remember, I am stating that no Jews were gassed in German concentration camps and that no six millions Jews were ever killed by German authority .
|4 April 1986
|Diary entry, P records meeting Zündel for the first time. 'I was met at the airport however. not by [Paul] Fromm but to my initial dismay by Ernst Zündel and his sidekick Jurgen---I don't need to emphasize what damage it would do to my image to be photographed with Herr Zündel with whom I have had no previous contact whatsoever. Just to make sure, I have asked Zündel not to chair the evening Toronto meeting in any way and he assured me that he understood quite fully why this was not possible."
|21 May 1986
|Letter Zündel to P explaining that the lack of media at P's meeting in Toronto was due to Zündel's absence. '...you were frank with me in your fears about being linked with me and I made every effort. as you will recall. not to embarrass you with mr presence. Zündel. praises P's presentability as well as credibility , and urges him to Increase the readership and commercial success of his books and historical research findings by branching into the videocassette field. Zündel states '...I am basically an advertising man. I make no claim to being a great writer or researcher. I am, at best. a populariser and promoter of ideas.Zündel adds 'It seems to me a great pity that you appear to labour almost alone. With your great knowledge and your ability to communicate. I think it is a crime that you must look after niggling details and put up with others. incompetence. over which you have no control.
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|Samisdat newsletter covering the first three weeks ot-the trial; 'This is not the end of the myth. but the beginning of the process ofunravelment [sic] of a complex tapestry of incredible deceits and hate. We here are taking the first few steps towards the Day of Redressment [sic]. when German people everywhere. along with their friends and natural allies among all European-descended people. can hold their heads high again in an atmosphere of justice and truth.
|2 June 1986
|Letter Zündel to P requesting P's assistance in gathering historical documentation in anticipation of filing a' War Crimes suit' against members of the Allied forces. ' Could I count on you as a chief witness? Ifeel that we could make a high-profile case out of this which would be a real head-line grabber.
|8 Julv 1986
|Letter Zündel to P again requesting that P help him in gathering documentation to implicate the " Liberator of-Dachau ", a member of the Allied forces, and asking for 'a generous donation' for the cause.
|8 Aug 1986
|Letter p to Ziindel enclosing requested documents and photos.
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|3 Sept 1986
|Letter Zündel to P requesting further assistance in unearthing documents relating to' Allied atrocities'.
|5 Sept 1986
|Letter Zündel to P returning photos, and requesting P's involvement in a 'War Crimes' action against the "Liberator of Dachau", and his appearance as an expert witness for Zündel in the event that his request for a retrial is successful. Zündel also offers his assistance' in making [P's] Fall trip to Canada a much greater success than the previous one' with regard to public engagements.
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|9 Nov 1987
|Letter Zündel to P informing him of 'The Second Great Holocaust Trial', and asking that he appear as an expert witness, all expenses paid. Zündel suggests that P couples his trial appearance with a book promotion campaign, 'to take advantage of the publicity derived from [P's] courtroom appearances'.
|4 Jan 1988
|Letter Zündel to P, I reiterate my offer to be of assistance, directly or indirectly, in the promotion of your books, including the organisation of a lecture tour, coupled with your trial appearance. which could get such a promotional tour off with a proverbial "bang"'.
|17 Jan 1988
|Letter p to Zündel agreeing to appear as an expert witness, subject to assurances from Canadian and American authorities that this would not jeopardise his unimpeded access into both countries. p explains his standpoint. ' In short I accept that great tragedy happen but do not accept the present versions as to how'.
|12 Mar 1988
|Letter Zündel to P explaining to Pthat two of his witnesses had 'either agreeing vehemently with the 6 million figure or expressed . strong "repugnance " for the booklet, Did Six Million Really Die. . We found that this type of testimony appeared to have a profoundly negative effect on the jury. It become extremely damaging to my defence when my own witnesses, while appearing and testifying on my behalf, neverthless agree with the Holocaust story and express " distaste " for my own writings. I feel I can no longer afford to have any witness, particularly an eminent historian and public speaker such as yourself, testifying to extremely important matters, but nevertheless. in the final analysis agreeing with the Crown that " It really did happen.",Zündel requests P's assurance that' if you do testify you will state either that you have done no primary research into this area and cannot give an expert opinion or that what research you have done indicates major problems with the Holocaust story. If you feel you cannot in all honesty give either of these two answers, then I believe that your testimony would be too damaging for me.'Zündel also mentions P's fees for his appearance as an expert witness, and adds' P.S can we help you with a bookpromo?'
|19 Apr 1988
|Letter Zündel to P outlining certain questions likely to be put to P during cross-examination, such as P's opinion of Harwood's Did Six Million Really Die?, the National Front etc. ' As you know, I make no bones about my admiration for Adolf Hitler and his movement,
|P gives evidence at Zündel's trial in Canada. Apr 1988
|22 June 1988
|Letter Zündel to p thanking him for his '"guest appearance"' at Zündel' s trial. and asking him to consider appearing in a video promotion. 'All you need to do is take the microphone stand in front of some buildings or in the " War Bunker ., where Churchill worked during the war and we will do the rest here [...] A shorter version could be used by Paul [Norris] to help promote the Churchill book to large chains of stores around the country. You must hold up the book. talk about it and quote it, so it can be used in a typical Yankee style commercial.'
|1 Nov 1988
|Letter P to Zündel inquiring about the proceeds from the video of P's interviews on Churchill that were made in London by Paul Norris."I have a close interest in this project, in both senses of the word!'
|20 Jan 1989
|Letter P to Zündel regarding arrangements for P's visit to Toronto in March 1989.
|5 June 1989
|Fax P to Zündel regarding arrangements for the Leuchter conference in London, 23 June 1989. P refers to a special glossy publication of the Leuchter report that needs'a good quality, contrasts, photograph showing e.g. the team at work with Hammer and MeiBel [hammer and chisel],with no visible "wanted criminals "in the picture--you can appreciate what the problem is!I have suggested a title. "A[uschwitz], the end of the line..., Regarding the venue for the conference, p writes "1 have had today to remind Tony [Hancock] to have an alternative site ready, in case our friends frighten the management into cancelling the contract at the last moment.'
|31 July 1989
|Fax P to Zündel attaching a letter from Crabtree, a South African engineer, containing a critique of the Leuchter Report, which P writes " needs all our urgent attention' .P says that the Leuchter Report " is now accepted worldwide as the breakthrough. and in its mass Production version we must not let it shoot itself in the foot.' Offers Zündel German and English language rights to Nuremberg for £18,000.
|1 Aug 1989
|Fax Zündel to P: Zündel suggests that P should become involved in a video project being prepared by Philipp and Zündel' s camera man, Sepp Geiger; P should visit Auschwitz with them and narrate the proposed video." This would give you " instant expert status " let you talk more forcefully and convincingly with " eyewitness status ". I was there etc. It would make the whole thing a serious archaeological history.finding endeavour.'Zündel signs off '[...] The world needs you. I proud to know you.'
|23 Aug 1989
|Letter Zündel to Crabtree. addressing Crabtree's critique of the: Leuchter Report, and explaining.'The Leuchter Report is a court document and in my opinion, should not be changed. as this would be construed as proof that we submitted an erroneous report by the very opposition you rightfully call "well organised".'
|28 Aug 1989
|Letter Zündel to p regarding a 'combined operation' between Karl Philipp, Zündel and P to persuade the media-cowards of Berlin to lift their ban on your appearance, so that you will have a programme after all.
Zündel tells P that protest should be linked to publicise in English and German versions of the Leuchter Report or will the German language version be unobtainable Z[ionist] O[ccupied] [governrnent] raid on Walendy? [...] Nothing stimulates public interest like a banning.'
There is a good group of 'Zündelists ' in Berlin, along with potential allies with whom could make a sizeable showing. We could thus turn a stumbling block into a stepping stone with which to facilitate much wider publicity for the Leuchter Report.'
Regaraing Zündel' s appeal in Canada. he writes: ' I expect to win my thoughtcrime appeal, if not at the provincial court level, then on the Supreme Court level in Ottawa. When victory is achieved, I shall be ungagged and unfettered by the chains of "jewdicial " persecution.'.
|28 Aug 1989
|Letter Zündel to P outlining Zündel' s difficulties with German original of P's November. Zündel makes clear to P what he intends WIth a republIcatIon of P s book. ..as long as the Nuremberg Trial Travesty stands, the Holocaust Hoax is supported by the full weight of Allied complicity. [...] Truth is indivisible, so we must aim for 8total, not partial, revisionism by including Nuremberg as well as the " Kosher Conflagration " in our research and our publications. ' The book 'like " Did Six Million Really Die ", would be at the forefront of controversy, academic debate, media-sensationalism and very likely, court room proceedings.' To this end, Zündel urges P to 'attribute quotes and cite sources with numbered footnotes ...so that it may be treated as a work of history and not dismissed by its detractors as some sort of "novel". ' Zündel expresses a hope that P con remove anti-German hate propaganda...in the interests of "total revisionism " as you will now have a more truth-Ioving and sympathetic publisher, so there is no fi,rther need to engage in Occupation German-style ersatz or phony revisionism. ' Zündel suggests that P include biographical sketches of major Nuremberg officials, thus allowing the reader to place this event in its proper context: that of a Purimfest with some shabbes-goyim presiding as figureheads; trulyan " advance towards barbarism "!'
|19 Sept 1989
|Letter P to Zündel, enclosing two documents relating to the Leuchter Report.
|20 Sept 1989
|Letter P to Zündel, agreeing to Zündel's suggestions for a new version of Nuremberg. P claims that'" knee-bending "' passages on the Defendants at Nuremberg were inserted by his German publishers.
|28 Sept 1989
|Letter Zündel to Leuchter, which he copies to P. Zündel refers to two counter attacks on the Leuchter report by 'two Jews '.Zündel asks P whether 'to be the judge ifthere is need to be concerned'.
|29 Sept 1989
|Letter Zündel to P, informing him that his Berlin 'friends' will join P's protest in Berlin and that Sepp Geiger had returned from Auschwitz with "22 stone probes and good video footage! The bridgehead is therefore widened!'
|Zündel flyer for P's demonstration in Berlin inviting people to 'prove the will of the Germans that we as a people will no longer allow our own history to be lied about to us by "court historians " and Allied slave drivers.
|3 Oct 1989
|P's diary: P addresses a press conference with ."my new slogan '"Wahrheit macht .frei". The lefty journalists got the allusion '. P staged a small demonstration at 4pm and a larger one in the evening (after being filmed by Philipp: see Philipp section).
|29 Dec 1989
|Letter Zündel to P, complaining of P' s personal attacks on him. 'How can I be of any assistance to you amongst my own circle of friends and supporters if I am characterised by you as a "loud mouth ", '"obnoxious" or that I am one who '"wants to dance at every wedding.'Zündel infonns P that' ...you are welcome to say exactly what you think, but how can I, in good conscience, play the "fall guy " and provide a resurgent Germany with the creative leadership contribution my people require ? After all, to be any kind of leader, one must be respected.'
|Zündel flyer in support of P's February/March 1990 tour of Gennany. 'In this process, through the common struggle, we also grow together ourselves and bridge the existing divisive prejudices between '"old" and "young",.from activists like the FAP compared,to passive people like those .from the DVU etc. Zündel descnbes P is at the moment our best weapon deployed for truth for our people as well.
|2 Jan 1990
|Letter P to Zündel. responding to Zunde1's criticism of his use of the Riga shootings at Hagenau. 'I am well known for my impartiality. That is where my prestige comes .from, a prestige that you have drawn on in the past.
|4 Jan 1990
|Letter P to Sally Cox, enclosing list of speaking dates arranged by Zündel in Gennany for February/March 1990. ' I've cut Toronto's [Zündel] name for various reasons.
|5 Jan 1990
|Letter Zunde1 to P, discussing further details of the Gennan tour, mcludmg that 'Althans is going to be in the "DDR " for at least a week, he is en route there now, to see if he can get a University Forum there, so it will be a real test of Ewald 's skills.
|13 Feb 1990
|P records his speech in Dresden in his diary .'It emerged that Zündel, who is now out of jail, has paid Ewald [Althans] an honorarium to arrange this tour Posters everywhere, and Zündel has prepared 500 copies of a fine A2 sized colour poster, " David Irving fights for the Honour of the Germans. " ' [see Althans section]
|18 May 1990
|Letter to P to Zündel,,Thank you for all you are doing to help with the three speaking functions. As it is Central Germany I intend to speak .frankly I shall look forward to spef,1king in the autumn in Canada. [ ...] Let's invent a really hot theme.
|Zündel circular listing P's speaking toUr ' in Canada October/November 1990. 'The topic of Mr Irving's talk can be tailored for your audience so let him know your desires ' Zündel added that P is' an asset in today's world of cowards and snifflers.'
|16 Feb 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, expressing a hope that Althans has contacted him about the 'Great European Revisionist Congress' in Munich.' You are, of course, to be one of the star speakers...
|29 Apr 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, outlining a 'provisional timetable' for the second half of 1991.
|3 July 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, thanking him for a copy of a circular about P's tour. Incidentally go easy on the shinkicks against the Jews were taking trouble enough as it is from them.
|4 July 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, outlining his efforts to arrange replacement tour dates for P in Gennany, including contacting Udo Walendy, Meinulf Schonbom [National Front] who has his own power base in the north (Bielefeld area) " and suggesting a book signing with Althans in Munich.
|8 July 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, , Needless to say, Jam both grateful for and impressed by the way in which your people are springing into action.
|8 July 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, updating P on his efforts. ' Meinu/f Schonborn is in Mitteldeutschland. He will contact me as soon as he returns! Walendy could not get the hall in Hannover area, but we are still trying.
|9 July 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, discussing P's appearances in Canada in September.
|1 Aug 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, outlining typesetting instructions for a poster Zündel will have printed for him.' ...can we have a encouraging title, like the one on the attached draft: .'The Fight Continues-To Total Victory. " Everyone can take from it what he will: the details can be changed according to the particular public, better said be adapted Yourposter "An Englishman Fightsfor the Honour of the Germans" was such a sensation, that I want a similar poster in English...'
|20 Aug1991
|Letter Zündel to P, outlining P's speaking dates in Canada in September / October.
|26 Aug 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, listing proposed titles for his speeches: 'How one billion have been duped for half a century , and 'the big lie and big business '
|9 Oct 1991
|Letter P to Zündel, thanking him for his efforts in Canada. ' These things seem to run more efficiently each time, and once more the enemy were not able to prevent me from speaking even once. I realise how h,amst,:ung you are py a;dhering t.o )!our steadfast,less to your cause. P dIscusses bnngmg BIGTITS LLeuchter] and her French friend too -I momentarily forget her codename' [Faurisson] to 'the country concerned' [Britain ].
|17 Oct 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, infonning him that' Your idea has been sold to him [Leuchter] and his wife -the plan seems to me feasible and h,as a chance of success. Now your T v: friends need to be coordinated.
|23 Oct 1991
|P records in his diary that he phones Zündel. ' Using codenames, it turns out he and Leuchter will be in Munich for z[undel] 's trial Nov 5; that we shall all confer in Pforzheim, Nov 6. That he needs Leuchter until Nov 9, when L[euchter] becomes our concern. I said that JOKER [HancockJ is [iJn charge of all transport arrangements.'
|29 Oct 1991
|Letter Zündel to P, asking him if he could contact Barbara Kulascka to answer questions in preparation for her book on Zündel's trial. Zündel' s ask P if he would like to join him for a press conference on 4 or 5 November in Munich.
|6 Nov 1991
|P records meeting Zündel and Leuchter during P's speech in Pforzheim organised with Or Manfrid Dreher.
|25 Dec 1991
|Letter P to Zündel.. outlining his plans for the following year.
|10 Jan 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, committing himself to publicity work for a Dresden Holocaust memorial project proposed by Zündel and Worch.
|10 Jan 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, regarding P's Munich trial. 'Regarding Miinchen:Those idiots in München. They are crazy idiots and blockheads. What videofilm are you charged with?'
|13 Jan 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, regarding P' s alleged utterances on Eichmann. 'I wonder if you could send me a ..denial " or explanation in. English and German, for inclusion in my next newsletter, or somethmg I can fax to our world contacts. We need to reassure these people! Otherwise it will be even more difficult to get audiences for you. I read what you sent to Dr. Faurisson and understand your outlook and viewpoint on the tactic in the matter-I think?!'
|17 Jan 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, asking him to resend his fax. 'I could use that to calm our very upset friends!
|19 Jan 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, outlining his German timetable for ,March
|1 June 1992
|Letter P to Zündel informing him he will be in Munich on 15 and 16 June. 'I wish to discuss the October Canada tour with you.'
|13 June 1992
|Diary entry. P records meeting in Munich: ' Zündel spoke, then after an interval I spoke
|14 June 1992
|Diary entry.P records that he and Zündel had planned his Canada tour together.
|3 Aug 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, concerning a controversy that has broken out in 'nationalist' circles' in Germany about the authenticity of the Goebbels diaries. Zündel asks P a number of questions. ' After the controversy on the Eichmann memoirs the people are a little startled and I want at least to inform them what your position on the matter is. If we don't do this, it will have an effect on the number of participants at the events!'
|4 Aug 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, assuring him that the Goebbels diaries are not fake' ...but remember who wrote them: he has a purpose sometimes writing certain things. ' P adds, But the surfriding I have engaged in has paid dividends -huge articles on the gas chambers controversy everywhere.
|13 Aug 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, listing dates of P' s speaking tour in Canada for October / November.
|5 Sept 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, congratulating him on his Supreme Court victory.'It is too early to claim overall victory, but the tide has ebbed slightly .In our favour; we must now repair dykes and dams and gird ourselves for fresh tides of violence and abuse. Well done...,
|12 Sept 1992
|Diary. Entry , P records his attendance at a meeting in Antwerp. ' Left [Munich]...with Althans. Valera and Thomas Ernst Zündel has ! also arrived. Glimpsed Christian Worch.'
|19 Sept 1992
|Zündel speaks at a meeting of the Clarendon Club. The transcript of Zündel's speech records him as saying: I am so glad to see so many young people here in this audience tonight. The greatest pleasure for me having come back to Europe having been away for thirty four years is to see that our ranks of ethnic nationalism are being rejuvenated from within our own societies and from within our own countries, because it means that Aryans, if I may use this term that infuriates our enemies, white people, if you want to, are alive and vibrant and our young people are going to ,step into olfr footsteps and that our countries are going to be safe. Further, I have studied Adolf Biller more in depth. And the longer and the more I have studied, the more embarrassed I was about myself having condemned that man as a foolish young man, brainwashed as I was, and I have come to respect what this man stood for and what he'lried to achieve, Although errors were made. ' Concerning P,Zündel says that in 1987, I had read many of his books, enjoyed many of his books. I always asked the same question that the lady asked in Germany, ..Why are you doing this for us, we Germans? I always thought that he was a British Pariol. English Patriotism and German Patriotism are not clashing, theyare complimentary, as all of you know. [applause]'
|14 Nov 1992
|Letter P to Zündel,Jim Bacque just heard about the conversation D[avid] c[ole] had with Ff.ransiceck] Piper, and says that ifwe can get him a copy or copies he will make sure it goes to every journalist of note in Canada He has contacts. Can you organize this?
|15 Nov 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, suggesting how he attract media coverage for his legal campaign follow his deportation from Canada.
|15 Nov 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, discussing legal developments and gate money. Don't be so touchy. We can't afford it. I certainly am developing an elephant skin.
|23 Nov 1992
|Letter P to Zündel, complimenting him on a mock-up of an appeal advertisement against P's deportation.
|21 Jan 1993
|Letter P to Zündel on David Cole's film in Auschwitz with Piper. ' I think you still do not grasp the point. The film is clearly sensational (I assume); what counts is the text of their dialogue, and that should have been released, even in edited form ...week ago! Jim Bacque was willing to have afield day with his press contacts with it, We missed a trick'
|27 Jan 1993
|Letter P to Zündel, replying to Zündel's letter of 11 January (not copied: letter of complaint from Zündel). ' ...until I met Mr Ernst Zündel, on that historic day in October 1987, I had no problems, worldwide It is fortunate that I met you in private, because I at once realized that you had been grossly maligned by the media moguls, and that-like Hiller-your public image was different from the true persona. Accordingly, in April 1988 I unhesitatingly agreed to aid your defence as a witness in Toronto. 'I would not make the A same mistake again. ' P adds. All right: you can't make omelettes without breaking eggs, I hear you say. But reading your letter in the light of that background; you will understand my dismay. We all now have problems, none of them insurmountable, because of our Crusade.'P acknowledges that Zündel 'organised the meetings' but asks him not to'disregard entirely the damage done to me and my pocket in the long term by appearing on your platforms.'
|16 Feb 1993
|Letter Zündel to P, informing P that he will fax the names and addresses of donors to P's appeals, and the amounts they have donated as 'I have all kinds of enquiries from my own supporters, asking me, why I would advertise in the news letter for the [David Irving] Defence Fund and then not acknowledge their donations to it. 'Zünder suggests P type them a one-page progress report on South Africa.
|17 Feb 1993
|Letter P to Zündel, expressing his anger at not having received donor lists. ' I will type the one page fax Progress Report you suggest tomorrow.
|19 Feb 1992
|Letter Zündel to P, stating that P's fax is inadequate for the purpose and that he must allay his supporter's suspicions that the appeal is a , "Jewish Fishing Expedition " to get names etc. ".
|25 Feb 1993
|Letter P to Zündel, complaining about the management of his Fighting Fund.
|13 Mar 1993
|Letter P to Zündel, informing him that he has posted a further 200 personal thank-yous. Regarding his expulsion from Germany and the threat of imprisonment for non-payment of his Munich fine: ' I have decided to go to prison in the FGR, therefore no DM 30, OOO.from the piggybank. We'll see what the world-wide writer's organisation has to say about that.
|15 Mar 1993
|Letter Zündel to P 'Be careful to play your German card. I admire your spunk as always.
|4 May 1993
|Letter Zündel to P, arranging that he tape a telephone call with P to broadcast on his radio station. .I would like to not have to cut and splice the tape if possible so if there is anything private or off the record that you want to tell me let's do it at the beginning or at the end.
|8 June 1993
|Letter Zündel to P requesting they do an English language interview together.'Millions might see and hear us.'
|8 June 1993
|Letter P to Zündel agreeing to record the interview.
|15 July 1993
|Letter p to Zündel,. suggesting they stage a meeting just on the US side of the [Canadian] border It would be one way of poking a finger in the eye of Ottowa. We had great success doing this with AustrialGermany in 1989.
|15 July 1993
|Letter Zündel to P, discussing plans for his tour of the USA.
|3 Sept 1993
|Letter P to Zündel.'Just a line to ask if there are going to be meeting south of the border as we discussed.
|24 Jan 1994
|Letter P to Zündel, suggesting a 'business proposition' asking if Samisdat take over mailing his Action Report in North America. Asks Zündel to quote him two prices' ...assuming the moiling goes out "pure " an ...assuming Samisdat used it as a vehicle for its own materials' .Asks Zündel for a' small soberly worded display panel in this issue [of Action Report] along the lines, .'Listen to the Voice of Radio Freedom on the following shortwave frequencies ..."
|25 Jan 1994
|Letter Zündel to P. ' Thanks for the ad -I will reciprocate. I am willing to make an english interview promoting the Churchill 11 book and any other one you might want to mention.
|11 Feb 1994
|Letter P to Zündel, announcing that he will send the first 500 Action Reports. P offers Zündel his list of supporters in North America' as a favour'.
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|22 July 1994
|Letter Zündel to P. [...] cannot keep on paying for trial and court cases for my acquaintances, otherwise I will have problems with the authorities. Suggests that P wnte a smallish book on " My Struggle " or "revisionist work" [...] Basically, quite frankly I am buying your name on the front cover of a book like Nuremberg the Last Battle.
|24 July 1994
|Letter P to Zündel. agreeing to re-write an expanded version of his Nuremberg book. Asks Zündel for $10,000 for North American rights to a Focal Point imprint of the book.
|24 July 1994
|Letter Zündel to P, rejecting his counter proposal. ' I am not a bookseller, I hate selling books ' Instead the proposed biography of Zündel would be given free to' m.v best supporters world wide, to keep these people interested in me and my work, so that when emergencies, like yours arise, where we have to raise such sums quickly
|18 Sept 1994
|Flyer circulated by Zündel for two of P's meetings in the USA on 7 and 9 October.
|18 Sept 1994
|Letter P to Zündel. 'It was good to meet and speak with you; a pleasure to meet someone who is beating the System. Encloses flyer if Zündel is the person conducting the mailing in Ontario for his USA meetings.
|23 Feb 1995
|Letter P to the Solicitor General of Canada concerning the latter's report on P's deportation from Canada (P states that he does not deny the Holocaust, 'whatever that is '; and that he does not speak to antisemitic or white supremacist groups ); marginal notes written by Zündel include' Grovelling to a Jew by kicking me! Shame on you.'
|5 March
|Letter P to Zündel, saying 'you are good friend, and one whose loyalty and dependability I value but expfaimng that he thought Zündel's appearance at Niagara Falls had damaged his case.
|3 Sept 1995
|Letter P , to Zündel, asking him to post 40 copies of Barbara Kulaszka's Did Six Million Reallay Die? Report oithe Evidence in the Canadian False News Trial of Ernst Zündel for p to 'market' on his tour of the USA; he asks Zündel to mention his talk in his circular.
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EPA Finalizes 2011 Renewable Fuel Standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on November 29 finalized the 2011 percentage standards for the four categories of fuel under the agency's renewable fuel standard program, known as RFS2. The four fuel categories are cellulosic biofuel, biomass-based diesel, advanced biofuel, and renewable fuel. Based on an analysis of expected market availability, EPA set a 2011 cellulosic volume that is lower than the statutory target. Overall, EPA said it remains optimistic that the commercial availability of cellulosic biofuel will continue to grow.
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Friday, 04/03/1998
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY
Set 1: Mike'sMike's Song -> The Old Home Place > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, Train Song > Billy Breathes, Beauty of My Dreams, Dogs Stole Things > Reba, My Soul
Set 2: RosesRoses Are Free > Piper > Loving Cup > AntelopeRun Like an Antelope[1]
Encore: Carini > Halley'sHalley's Comet > TweepriseTweezer Reprise
[1] "Carini's gonna getcha" sung several times in intro. "Carini" spoken later in the song.
· Crosseyed and Painless, Theme from Brazil, Mozambique, and Nellie Kane teases in Weekapaug Groove
Noteworthy Jams: Mike's Song, Weekapaug Groove (highly recommended), Reba (highly recommended), Roses Are Free (highly recommended), Piper (highly recommended), Loving Cup, Run Like an Antelope
Average Song Gap: 4.81
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Weekapaug included a Crosseyed and Painless tease and a brief jam of the song that would eventually debut as Mozambique, as well as a tease of the theme from Brazil and a quick tease of Nellie Kane from Trey. A fan ran up on the stage during Loving Cup, prompting banter and subsequent singing of "Carini's gonna getcha" several times in the Antelope intro, as well as a Carini mention later in the song. This show is available as an archival release on LivePhish.com.
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February 4, 2007
Football players weren't the only ones running around today.
Pizza delivery places all over the country were fielding orders right up until the last touchdown. Some companies estimate that their delivery drivers traveled 4 million miles today.
News 12's Lynnsey Gardner followed one pizza place on what they say is the busiest pizza day of the year.
It's debatable, but plenty of people will say it doesn't get more American than a day of football and pizza.
Lots of people around the CSRA chose to spend super Sunday exactly that way.
Papa John's started early, making preparations at 8:30 this morning.
Delivery drivers like Brad Himebaugh say one foul move could cost them big.
"This is our busiest day of the year," he said. "We got to make sure this is our A day. We don't do it right and we could make a lot of customers unhappy."
With more than 300 pizza deliveries per store, it's easy to see how tonight is the Super Bowl for the pizza business.
The fast paced action continues even post-game.
In case you were wondering, pepperoni is the most popular topping, making up more than one third of all pizza orders. And you won't believe this, but it's estimated Americans eat more than 250 million pounds of the meat every year
We sliced up some more information about pizza: 350 slices of pizza are eaten every second in the United States, which adds up to more than 100 acres of land per day in pizza. Every year three billion pizzas are sold, making it a $30 billion business annually.


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Mr. Duard Delmont "D.D." Bennett II, 66, a resident of Beverly, passed away Saturday, Aug. 25, 2012, at his residence.
He was born Nov. 29, 1945, at Elkins, a son of the late Duard Delmont Bennett and the late Betty Jean Keim Bennett.
He was married to Barbara Jean Atkinson Bennett who survives at Beverly.
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Also surviving are two children, Brian David Bennett and wife, Leslie, of Elkins and Robin Michelle Blosser and husband, Troy, of Bridgeport; one brother, David Bennett and wife, Mary Beth, of Kokomo, Ind.; five grandchildren, Devonn, Nathanial, Tyler, T.J. and Kelsie; two nieces, Ellen and Erin; and two nephews, David Lee and Matthew.
Also preceding him in death was one nephew, Keith.
D.D. attended the schools of Randolph County, was the West Virginia State Wrestling Champion in 1963 in the Unlimited Division and a graduate of Elkins High School with the class of 1963. He was employed for 40 years by the West Virginia Division of Highways as a utility supervisor prior to his retirement in 2006. D.D. was an outdoorsman and a member of the National Rifle Association.
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The Coloradoan reports that Sheriff Alderden will be meeting with Bicycle Colorado and state legislators soon:
The Coloradoan also reports that the county commissioners are considering a revision of county policy that would prohibit county employees (including the sheriff) from expressing their personal views on a county-funded web site:
The latest edition of the Bull-Sheet includes the following comment:
Boy oh boy! Did I ever learn my lesson! I doubt if Ill ever use the B word or C word again in a Bulls-eye. (Take your minds out of the gutter: Boulder and Cyclists.)
Thanks for the links Dave.
Interesting that the commissioners are considering taking the blog down or policing what the police say. I would rather have the Sheriff be right up front with his opinion, than have him tell us what he thinks we want to hear - and then do something else. I agree that I don't want to read the Sheriff's blathering on issues not related to his job as a Sheriff - but I do want to know his personal views about his interpretation of the law and how to enforce it.
If more public officials were open about their views and actions related to their jobs - it would likely influence the voting population.
Just so this thread will have a complete record, here are a couple more links.
First, one from the Coloradoan, reporting the meeting between Alderden and the cycling advocates: http://www.coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008806110314
Second, an update from Bicycle Colorado: http://bicyclecolo.org/page.cfm?PageID=893
Third, another column on the subject from Bob Mionske at VeloNews: http://www.velonews.com/article/77477/legally-speaking-with-bob-mionske---talking-in-dodge
I'll just make one comment. It seems that Alderden was unconvinced that his interpretation of the law is incorrect in spite of the fact that the author of the law was at the meeting to tell him what it meant. That seems a bit strange to me.
I don't envy riders in that area where this particular sheriff presides but this type of thinking, or rather lack there of, in combination with what is no doubt a cavalier mindset that is indifferent to even the safety issues at hand should not surprise any of us. We can be as cordial as we like and diplomatic as we can be and keep working diligently for change but the mindset of this particular "public servant" and many of his cohorts is rooted in pre-war Germany. We have not come all that far and while this email seems jaded for someone who is active in lobbying for safer roads, and has had dealings with police in my region, it is the rare officer or police officials who are sensitive to bike rider's needs. An exception here is Farmington Hills, Michigan, where they will pursue drivers who are overly agressive but the courts then have to back them up.
The bottom line is that the automobile community is going to learn that since the law enforcement folks are indifferent to our needs for safety and the rights of the road then they will be too and make no bones about it, PEOPLE WILL DIE AS A RESULT of their casual indifference. While I'm not surprised, I'm, obviously, still angry about it. So much for any benefits of the RIDE OF SILENCE
So, boycott that county. Contact the bike shops there and tell them why you won't ride there anymore as a destination. Let the commissioners know why you are doing so. Place an add in the local papers telling the locals how the sheriff is in effect running you out of town and your money with you. Do something as it is easy to complain. Thank Mr. Newman for his efforts and good luck to you and all of us.
When I was hit two years ago by a taxi, the officer who wrote the accident report actually indicated that there was a "bike path" to the north of the road. Insinuating that I should have been on the "bike path" and not the road. He didn't even ticket the taxi that hit me!!! I was driving with the flow of traffic, as close to the shoulder as practicable. He was in the opposite lane with oncoming traffic and got into the turning lane to turn off the road. The sun was in his eyes and he didn't see me. Evidently, this meant he didn't break any laws. I'll bet if he'd hit a car, he would've gotten a ticket.
I saw the officer three weeks later. He wasn't in uniform. Minus the uniform I found myself much more bold than normal. I began to lecture him on the law. I happen to keep a copy of it in my wallet (and on my bike). After showing it to him and explaining that the supposed "bike path" was really a pedestrian path that bikes could go on as long as they didn't exceed 20mph (which I was exceeding by 5 mph when hit) then I could've "chosen" to ride on it, but was not required to. He frankly told me he didn't believe I had a right to be on the road. I was flabbergasted. I called the police switcboard and lodged a complaint, called my city councilman, my county commissioner, etc. . . . all to no avail.
HOWEVER!!!! While picking up my replacement bike a couple of weeks later, I happened upon a great strategy for any officer you are having a problem with, even if the sheriff, or commissioner doesn't. (although I don't think it would help in CO) The sargent in charge of the bike patrol came in to have his rear derailleur adjusted. He saw my bike (Trek TTX) whistled, and then wanted to talk about it. I smiled and said, "want to hear the story of how I came to buy this new bike?" When I was done, he asked me for the name of the officer, which I freely shared. He then leaned real close to me and said, "don't worry about him anymore, I'll set him straight first time I see him." Bike patrol officers are sometime our greatest advocates when it comes to informing their co-workers as to the law. If you have a problem, seek one out, it can't hurt. Many of them get hooked and become avid roadies themselves.
Point well made... I'm so glad you survived to be able to buy a new bike and I concur that the bike patrol officers may be our last best hope!
We must keep seeking whatever avenues that we might to educate. As we all know, having laws is one step but getting them enforced is the crucial next step. We are constantly lobbying here in Michigan to improve the standard of the law, for example, to get bicyclists protected as highway workers are and the subsequent addition of police and fire officers and even farm workers on tractors for example which we have here.
The League of Michigan Bicyclists is working on a website that will be geared toward the police in the state to learn the laws. A good first move that other states might emulate.
Hope the TTX is working out.
Dave ~
Thanks for all the great update links. It is interesting/troubling that Alderen still argues the correct interpretation in spite of the author telling him exactly the intent.
I think this issue will continue to be a work in progress. There is a need for public education on rules of the road, how to behave as a cyclist and how to behave toward cyclists as a motorist. When I write "public" I mean on television and newspapers - not the websites that cater to specific groups. A cycling-specific site will not help the two adults I saw riding in the bike lane against traffic (they should have been in the other bike lane on the opposite side of the street, going with traffic). For subscribers to the Alderen School of Thought, they will not get a balanced view of proper cycling and motorist behaviors.
Perhaps wishful thinking, but I'm hoping there is more of a state-wide educational initiative on this matter - if not nation-wide.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 58-year-old skiwear company executive admitted to taking part in an illegal sheep hunt in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in 2008 and was sentenced Friday to pay $10,000.
Spyder Active Sports CEO Thomas M. McGann admitted in an agreement with federal prosecutors to transporting a Dall sheep taken illegally, the Anchorage Daily News reported.
He may not hunt anywhere in the U.S. for one year and must forfeit the sheep under the agreement.
McGann is the former president of Vermont-based snowboard manufacturer Burton Snowboards, one of the largest snowboard companies in the world.
He has served as CEO for Boulder, Colo.-based Spyder since 2009. The company is an official supplier for the U.S. Ski Team.
The hunt that pointed investigators to McGann was outfitted by Master Guide Joe Norbert Hendricks, who was sentenced in August to pay $125,000 in fines for crimes related to hunts in the refuge between 2007 and 2009.
McGann paid $11,000 to hunt Dall sheep in the wildlife refuge in August 2008, according to the plea agreement. He killed a sheep that had less than full curl horns, which is a violation of Alaska law unless both horns had been broken before the kill or the sheep was 8 years old or older, the agreement said.
The undersized sheep's right horn had somehow been damaged in the wild before McGann shot it. Hendricks and an unnamed assistant guide determined the other horn should be broken, too, to make it look like a legal kill, according to the agreement.
"When they found out it was too small to be legal, then the alteration of it, and the continued possession of it at that time became unlawful," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Cooper, who prosecuted the Fairbanks case.
Hendricks hammered the horn with a rock, then told McGann to get rid of any pictures from the kill site, the agreement said.
At least two photos survived.
Prosecutors had not charged McGann with a crime - the conviction is a misdemeanor - prior to reaching the plea agreement signed Jan. 3, Cooper said.
McGann participated in the sentencing by phone, calling from Denver with his lawyer, the prosecutor said.


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2,800 pounds of marijuana seized at NC warehouse
Published: Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 3:52 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 3:52 p.m.
KERNERSVILLE, N.C. — Kernersville police have seized nearly 1½ tons of marijuana found inside a warehouse.
Police Chief Scott Cunningham announced the seizure at a news conference on Thursday. Cunningham said officers seized the drugs Friday, along with other evidence, after receiving a tip that morning.
There have been no arrests in connection with the seizure.
Investigators found the warehouse and sent a K-9 unit to check the exterior. A different set of police dogs was used to find the drugs, which were hidden among the commercial products.
Cunningham didn't say where the warehouse was, but said it had been leased within the last several months. He said the marijuana was likely stored at the warehouse as part of a distribution system which would have shipped within a 200-mile radius around Kernersville.
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Shortly before 3 p.m. on Patriots' Day, Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis was on a conference call with Vice President Joseph Biden.
They were discussing strategy on the gun-control bill wending its way through Congress with other police chiefs from major U.S. cities.
Davis had to step off to take an urgent call from one of his top commanders: The finishing stretch of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street was under attack from exploding bombs.
It took Davis about 15 minutes to get from his Hyde Park office to the downtown area. The 35-year law enforcement officer knew it was serious when he saw people hugging and crying on street corners in the Fenway, blocks away from what would soon become a crime scene.
"It was like a war zone. It looked like something out of the Middle East," said Davis, who became Boston's Police Department's boss on Dec. 1, 2006, following a successful career in the Lowell Police Department.
"The carnage was terrible, body parts, amputations," said Davis, 57, before pausing to reflect on his words. "Over 35 years I've seen a lot. But I have never, ever, seen anything like this and I hope I never do again. It was just terrible."
The two bombs exploded about 10 seconds and about 100 yards apart near the finish line of the 26.2-mile race. The blasts tore off people's limbs, knocked others off their feet and left streets stained with blood and strewn with broken glass.
The three dead included an 8-year-old boy from Dorchester, Mass., and a 29-year-old woman from Medford, Mass. Nearly 200 people were hurt, many with life-altering injuries.
Spectators, runners, public safety personnel and just about everyone Davis encountered on one of Boston's best-known boulevards Monday afternoon "had that 100-yard stare," he said.
Davis said five Boston police officers were wounded by shrapnel, and many others sustained psychological wounds and were meeting with counselors. Davis spent much of Tuesday meeting with those officers, hoping for a kernel of information that might lead to a break.
Asked if he thought the terror was inflicted by a domestic or foreign enemy, Davis said: "We really do not know."
Davis was also scanning thousands of photographs and video clips from surveillance cameras and cellphones for anything that looked suspicious. He also said investigators are receiving hundreds of tips.
"I am confident we will get something either from a tip, or a picture or video, that will lead to the apprehension of whoever is responsible for this," Davis said.
Davis described the crime scene as the most complex in the history of the Boston Police Department.
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Unless I'm missing something, I think when I am starting/opening a different drawing the selection filter should update and show correct layers - right ?
Here you can see that the selection filter is still showing the available layers from the previous drawing, I did close/open the selection filter - but still same result and closing the first drawing down makes no difference!
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Sheet cake never looked so regal! Little hands can help decorate this colorful party time staple.
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Preheat the oven to 350�F. Grease and flour a 9x13-inch cake pan. Prepare the cake mix according to package directions. Pour the batter into the prepared cake pan. Bake until golden and a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean, 35 to 45 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and cool completely.
Spoon the chocolate frosting into a pastry bag fitted with a plain tip (#4). Tint 1 cup of the vanilla frosting with the blue food coloring to make a light blue color. Spoon half of the blue frosting into a pastry bag fitted with a plain tip (#3). Spoon the remaining blue frosting into a plastic resealable bag. Spoon 1 cup of the remaining vanilla frosting into a pastry bag fitted with a small star tip. Tint 1/2 cup of the vanilla frosting light pink with the red food coloring and spoon half of this into a pastry bag fitted with a plain tip (#3). Spoon remaining half into the plastic resealable bag.
Invert the cake and place on a work surface. Trim the top of the cake to make level. Transfer the cake, cut side down onto a serving platter. This makes for easier frosting. Spread the top and all the sides of the cake with vanilla frosting. Make smooth.
Place the cocoa powder in a small bowl. Dip the tines of a fork in the cocoa powder and press the back side of the tines onto the side of the cake. Repeat with the fork and cocoa powder, pressing around three sides of the cake to look like the pages of a book. Trim the fruit leather into two 13-inch pieces, and press along the edge of cake without the cocoa to look like the binder of the book.
Arrange the template in the center on top of the cake. Use a toothpick to lightly score an outline of the template. Pipe and outline Dora in her dress with the tinted frostings in the pastry bags. Microwave the blue and the pink frostings in the resealable bags until just liquid, about 5 seconds. Massage the bags. Snip a very small corner from the bags. Fill in the outlined areas with the same colored frosting. Use a toothpick to push some of the frosting into the smaller areas.
Pipe the whites of Dora's eyes with the vanilla frosting and her eyebrows with the chocolate frosting. Add the chocolate chips, pointed side down as Dora�s pupils and pipe a dot of vanilla frosting for the sparkle in her eyes. Cut a small piece of the red fruit leather for her mouth. Sprinkle the blue sugar on hat. Pipe lines for the decorations on her dress and hat with the vanilla frosting through a plain round tip and add the blue pearl sprinkles. Replace the tip with a small star tip and pipe along the top edge of cake.
Pipe a message with the dark chocolate frosting at the top of the cake.
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Christine Tinberg
University of Washington
Dr. Christine (Christy) Tinberg became interested in science during her undergraduate years at Northwestern University, where she studied copper acquisition by Methanotrophic bacteria with Prof. Amy Rosenzweig. Inspired by her research experience at Northwestern, she pursued graduate studies with Prof. Steve Lippard in the Department of Chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Her thesis research focused on investigating the catalytic mechanisms of dinuclear iron enzymes that utilize molecular oxygen to oxidize inert hydrocarbons including methane. At MIT, Christy was awarded an opportunity to participate in the NIH/MIT Interdepartmental Biotechnology Training Grant Fellowship Program, an experience that exposed her to a broad range of complex interdisciplinary problems related to biotechnology, bioengineering, and synthetic biology. Her increasing curiosity in the scientific problems addressed by this program led her to pursue postdoctoral studies with Prof. David Baker in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Washington. Her research in the Baker lab has focused on developing computational and experimental methods for the design of highly selective small molecule binding proteins for biomedical and biotechnological applications.
Computational Design of Ligand Binding Proteins with High Affinity and Selectivity
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Grave matters: Ashes to ashes...
Economical cremation preference is on the rise
June 1, 2013
Faced with the always difficult decisions surrounding a loved one's death, more and more people are opting to go with the highly customizable and cost efficient cremation process....
It's the only way to go...and check out the website lifegem**** before deciding.
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I agree with mrhomer. Burials in a casket of ones body can be a long drawn out process of 3 or 4 days. I say have a nice service then creamate the body.
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My reasoning for cremation of myself, is so that it won't be a burden on my children in taking me back home. They don't have to do it in a certain amount of time, they can take me back at their own convenience.
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