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ARKANSAS (KFSM) - If you like your football conference to have continuity then you probably aren't a fan of the 7A/6A-Central.
Since the state's largest classification split following the 2005 season, the league has been the one that seems to come and go with the same frequency as the graduating classes of it's member schools.
This cycle is no different than in years past as far as new teams are concerned but there is no more than just a pair of local teams competing for the conference championship.
Alma, Greenwood, Siloam Springs and Van Buren are now members of the eight team league but these squads aren't strangers to one another.
"It's a good opportunity for us to play some teams in the league that are around here and I think people in the area are going to enjoy seeing us in the same conference with Alma, Greenwood and Siloam Springs," Van Buren coach Brooks Coatney said. "The only thing that has been the same about the conference probably the last five or six years is the name. You can't really say central or even west and it be the same as it was maybe the previous time."
"The competition level, we're going to have to be sure we concentrate on one week at a time," Alma coach Doug Loughridge said. "Each week we're going to have to be sure. There is no team you can overlook."
Alma, Greenwood and Siloam Springs are used to facing one another as they were members of the 5A-West as recently as three seasons ago. Van Buren has played Alma and Siloam Springs in recent history as well as holding a scrimmage against Greenwood over the past few seasons.
The Panthers moved away from the 7A-West where they had been the past two seasons but that doesn't mean things are easier.
"You're looking at playing Greenwood and Alma, you're looking at, historically, two of the top programs in the state," Siloam Springs coach Bryan Ross said. "They just happen to be in our classification."
Greenwood enters it's third year as a 6A school and is the only local school to have played in the 7A/6A-Central conference over the past two years but the changes aren't all that different for the Bulldogs.
"It's a great conference," Greenwood coach Rick Jones said. "Very, very competitive from top to bottom. I think when you look at the strength of the conference from one through eight, it's going to be really, really challenging and it's going to be a lot of fun."


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A developer's guide to Plasmoids
We take a peek at how to create your own plasmoids for the latest KDE desktop, giving you the power to build the perfect active desktop environment.
When the KDE desktop made the transition from version 3 to 4, many things changed. One of the larger changes was the introduction of the plasma desktop. Instead of a background image with icons, the desktop is now host to plasmoids, also known as desktop widgets.
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Poole is a large coastal town and seaport in Dorset on the south coast of England. The town is 20 miles (32 km) east of Dorchester, and Bournemouth adjoins Poole to the east. The Borough of Poole was made a unitary authority in 1997, gaining administrative independence from Dorset County Council. The town had a population of 138,288 according to the 2001 census, making it the second largest settlement in Dorset.
Human settlement in the area dates back to before the Iron Age. The earliest recorded use of the town?s name was in the 13th century when the town became an important port, prospering with the introduction of the wool trade. In later centuries the town had important trade links with North America and at its peak in the 18th century it was one of the busiest ports in Britain. During the Second World War the town was one of the departing points for the D-Day landings of the Normandy Invasion.
Today, the town is a popular tourist resort, attracting visitors with its large natural harbour well known for sailing and yachting, museums, the Poole Arts Centre and award-winning beaches. The headquarters of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), luxury yacht manufacturer Sunseeker, and Merlin Entertainments are located in Poole, and the Royal Marines have a base in the town's harbour. Poole is home to Bournemouth University, The Arts Institute at Bournemouth and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Sandbanks is a small piece of land on the edge of England jutting out over the mouth of Poole Harbour on the English Channel coast at Poole in Dorset, England. It contains one of the most highly awarded and popular beaches in Europe.
Sandbanks, whose main road is known as "millionaires' row", is only 1 km2 (0.39 sq mi), and has the fourth highest land value, by area, in the world.
There are exclusive homes both on Sandbanks and across the immediate region, stretching east from the Harbour to The Avenue (the eastern boundary of Poole). The adjacent areas of Lilliput, Branksome Park and Canford Cliffs, also have the largest collection of expensive properties outside London and are home to many celebrities. In 2005 a modest bungalow on the peninsula sold for three million pounds, despite its state of disrepair. In 2007 the same bungalow went on sale in the same condition for four million pounds. This also attracted the media's attention.
The Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs Coastline area has been dubbed as "Britain's Palm Beach" the by national media.
Aside from 3 mi (4.83 km) of beach, Sandbanks is also host to three hotels including the four star, historically important Haven Hotel, constructed some 100 years ago on the site of a previous hotel, which was both the home and centre of wireless experiments by Marconi in the late 1890s, being the third place in the world to boast a permanent wireless station.
Sandbanks is connected to Studland by a chain ferry, the Sandbanks Ferry, which runs across the mouth of the Harbour. The Sandbanks area of Poole Harbour (know as North Haven Lake) is widely used for water sports and by light marina craft. The North side also boasts several sailing, water sport and yacht clubs and is home to the Southern Headquarters of the Royal Yachting Association and an international sailing school.
Views from the North extend across Poole Harbour and to Poole. From the South views extend across the English Channel and to the world heritage coastline of Studland and Swanage to the West.
David Croft was born in Sandbanks. Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp has a house at Sandbanks.
Poole Quay was once the busy centre of Poole's maritime industry but today operates as a popular visitor attraction. It is lined with a mixture of traditional public houses, redeveloped warehouses, modern apartment blocks and historic buildings. The Grade II* listed Custom House was built in 1814 in the same style as one which had stood there since in 1747 until destroyed by fire, and now functions as a restaurant and bar. Nearby is the Grade I listed Town Cellars, a medieval warehouse built in the 15th century on the foundations of an older stone building dating from the 14th century and now home to the local history centre.Scalpen's Court, another Grade I listed building on the quay, also dates from the medieval era.
Attractions include the numerous restaurants, caf�s, bars, public houses, views across the harbour and regular events and festivals held throughout the year. The Poole Pottery production factory once stood on the quay and attracted over 1 million visitors a year. The factory was vacated in 2001 and the site redeveloped into a new luxury apartment block and marina. A Poole Pottery outlet store remains but since the factory moved from the Quay, the business has struggled financially.Boats regularly depart from the quay during the summer providing short cruises around the harbour and to Brownsea Island, the River Frome and along the Dorset coast to Swanage. Public artworks along the Quay include ?Sea Music?, a large metal sculpture designed by Sir Anthony Caro, and life-size bronze sculpture of Robert Baden-Powell to celebrate the founding of the Scout Movement in Poole in 1908. At the western end of the quay near the mouth of Holes Bay is Poole Bridge. Built in 1927, it is the third bridge to be located on the site since 1834 and connects the industrial Hamworthy area and port to the town centre.
The Guildhall, built in 1761, it now functions as a Register OfficeA Grade II* listed building, the Guildhall was built in 1761, partly at the expense of the Members of Parliament of Poole.The new building included an open market house on the ground floor, offices for the Poole Corporation and a debating chamber and courtroom on the first floor. The building was also used for the Poole Court of Record, Quarter Sessions and the Magistrates' Court and until 1835 it was used for the Poole Court of Admiralty. Between 1819 and 1821 the building was consecrated as a Parish Church while the old St. James Church was pulled down and replaced with the present church.
During the Second World War the building was used as a canteen and meeting room for American soldiers prior to the invasion of France. The showers and washing facilities installed at this time were later converted into public baths which were used until the 1960s.
Poole has several public parks, the largest is Poole Park which lies adjacent to Poole Harbour and opened in 1890. The park is one of two Victorian parks in Poole and was designated a Conservation Area in 1995. The park comprises 109.5 acres of which 60 acres include the park's man-made saline lake. Facilities include two children's play areas, tennis courts, a bowling green and miniature golf. A cricket field and pavilion inside the park are home to Poole Town Cricket Club and water sport activities such as sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and rowing take place on the lake. A war memorial stands in the centre of the park as a monument to Poole citizens killed during the First and Second World Wars. In 2006 the park was redeveloped at a cost of �2 million; a new Italian restaurant and indoor ice rink were built and the lake was cleaned and dredged. Poole Park hosts several road races such as the Race for Life.
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Change is in the air — for Ke$ha, that is (or should we say, Kesha? It's all so unclear). Two months after the singer entered a Chicago rehab facility to treat an eating disorder and "learn to love" herself again, she has checked out. The "Tik Tok" songstress shared the good news in a series of upbeat tweets that included a telling photo.


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I have been friends for over 20 years with a woman who has spent her adult life struggling with fertility. Her son was conceived through IVF after numerous rounds, along with daily shots - he is a healthy and bright 6 year old. Since having him she has made numerous attempts at a second, and they have all failed. She had 5 miscarriages within one year. They are done trying to have a baby, but she still doesn't react well to other people's pregnancies.
When I got pregnant for the first time over 7 years ago, I was so afraid to tell her for fear of hurting her that I told everyone else first, told them not to tell her, and then finally called and basically apologized for getting pregnant. It was awful - she basically told me she couldn't be a part of my pregnancy and didn't really want to hear about it.
When I got pregnant with my second, I struggled again with how to break the news to her, and a mutual friend and I thought an email might be best, since it would give her time to think about a response and react at home without having to be on the phone. And of course she took it completely the wrong way and got pissed that I didn't call her to tell her.
Needless to say, this has pretty much driven a wedge into a very long term friendship that continues due to many mutual friends and even an annual trip that we are both a part of.
I'm pregnant for the 3rd time, and it's a surprise. I don't even want to tell her that - since to her, I feel like it will seem like I'm bragging ("we didn't even *want* to get pregnant, and look what happens!" - not that i would say that).
But I don't even want to deal with how to broach telling her once I'm past my first tri-mester. A phone call failed, an email failed... at this point, if i don't tell her "special" and just send a group email out to my small circle of girlfriends, she'll be pissed... We never ever talk on the phone, so I don't necessarily want to call her just to break this news to her.
I understand that so much of her adult life has been spent devestated by her own fertility problems, and my sympathies abound, but at this point I'm not sure what to do. I'd appreciate any advice from women who have been on her side of this coin and can help me break this news in the best way possible, without it seeming like I'm apologizing for being pregnant...
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How long your sore throat lasts depends on the cause. If your sore throat is caused by a viral infection it may last four to five days. If the cause is bacterial (such as strep throat), antibiotics may be prescribed and symptoms may resolve two to three days after starting treatment. You should finish all prescribed antibiotics, even if you feel better before they are finished
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One of THE 80s groove classics – an excellent album that never gets old! The BB&Q Band had a tight outta site style that was the best small combo 80s version of 70s mainstream funk – sweetly jazzy, thanks to some really spacious production, and filled with lots of hard-stepping guitar, bass, and keyboard bits that propelled the tunes with snappingly catchy rhythms throughout. The group's classic cut "On The Beat" best sums up their appeal – as it's one of those post-disco tunes that gets back to basics, but still really moves the crowd out on the floor. It's got a very catchy hook, as do most of the cuts on the album – and titles include "Don't Say Goodbye", "Starlette", "Time For Love", and "I'll Cut You Loose"! © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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In our "Artist to Artist" series, we invite two Creative Capital artists whose art practices rhyme in some illuminating ways. Recently, we got the eteam (2009 Emerging Fields) duo and Matthew Coolidge from Center for Land Use Interpretation (2009 Emerging Fields) in our offices to talk about the anthropocene, what they're working on lately, and of course, the implications of a pile of rocks. You can read the full transcript below or listen to the podcast above. Continue reading
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"Born to Fly" Filmmaker Catherine Gund Interviews Elizabeth Streb
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, filmmaker Catherine Gund spoke with choreographer Elizabeth Streb (2000 Performing Arts) about their new film "Born to Fly," the human condition and making every breath count. The following is an edited excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Catherine Gund: So, I'm Catherine Gund. I just made a movie called Born To Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity, which premieres at Film Forum in New York on September 10. I'm here with the one and only Elizabeth Streb, and the two of us are going to have a conversation about what it was like to make the movie, why we did it, what we think it achieved—or didn't achieve—and what people might get out of it. But I think we should just start with what maybe you thought, at the very beginning, about the idea of making a movie, having a movie made. What did you imagine it might be? Because I know, no matter what your answer is, it was not what it ended up being.
Elizabeth Streb: Well, for one, I was extremely excited and inspired because I know that you were around STREB and SLAM [Streb's school and creative center], both with your children and yourself for years and years and years, so it wasn't someone coming in that I didn't know from the outside. I felt that you would have the worm's eye view, the eagle's eye view, the human eye view straight on, from the bottom up, from the top down. And I completely trusted that however you saw the story of STREB leading up to the London Olympics [where Streb staged public performances on London landmarks], I completely trusted. And I don't think I, in my mind, fabricated what it would be like, at all. Continue reading
Artist to Artist: Amy O'Neal and Degenerate Art Ensemble Discuss Collaborative Practices in Dance, Choreography and Site-Specific Performance
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, Seattle-based artists Joshua Kohl and Haruko Nishimura of Degenerate Art Ensemble (2013 Performing Arts) spoke with choreographer Amy O'Neal (2006 Performing Arts), also based in Seattle, about collaboration in dance, choreography and site-specific performance work. The following is an edited excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Joshua Kohl: We thought we could talk about a whole bunch of things because we have a lot in common, and a lot of differences in our work.
Amy O'Neal: And we've known each other in the Seattle community for at least ten years, or more?
Joshua: Probably more.
Amy: And have been each other's work in various ways.
Haruko Nishimura: Yeah. And we do both music and dance and different media. Maybe we could talk about process or collaboration? Amy, I know you have five projects right now, but, generally, how do you start the process from you, and how do you spread or hand over or share to another collaborator in your team or in your project?
Amy: So, this next project I'm doing is called Opposing Forces and I'm working with a cast of B-boy break dancers from Seattle. And I'm working with DJ WD40 to make original music. It's going to premiere at On the Boards in October. Continue reading
Artist to Artist: Documentary Filmmakers Marshall Curry & Penny Lane
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, Marshall Curry (2008 Film/Video) and Penny Lane (2012 Film/Video) connected over the phone to talk about their past and current documentary film projects. The following is an edited excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Penny: Hello! Where are you calling from, Marshall?
Marshall: My office in Park Slope.
Penny: Oh, you're in Brooklyn. Neat!
Marshall: Where are you?
Penny: I'm in Waterville, NY, which is about five hours north and west of where you are right now. I moved to central New York this past summer for a teaching job. Continue reading
Artist to Artist: Cory Arcangel and Julia Christensen on Media Fluidity and Obsolescence
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, Cory Arcangel (2006 Emerging Fields) and Julia Christensen (2013 Emerging Fields) connected over the phone to discuss DIY projectors, technological obsolescence, source code, and other issues related to their media-based practices. The following is an edited excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Julia: Hello! Great to talk to you, Cory! So you're in Norway right now?
Cory: Yes, I'm in Stavanger, Norway… Are you in Oberlin?
Julia: Yes, I'm in Oberlin, Ohio. It's winter term here, which is this wonderful break Oberlin gives, so I'm in the studio 9-5 right now, which is really good.
Cory: And what are you working on?
Julia: Well, primarily I'm working this project that is being supported by Creative Capital.
Cory: Aaaahh. At that point they should throw in a Creative Capital audio watermark. CREATIVE CAPITAL. And an airhorn. (Laughs) Cool.
Julia: Sound effects every time we say Creative Capital! (Laughs)
Artist to Artist: Queen GodIs Interviews Tracie Morris about Poetry, Performance and East New York
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, Queen GodIs (2013 Performing Arts) and Tracie Morris (2000 Performing Arts) met up at the Brooklyn Museum to discuss commonalities in their work. The following is an excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Queen GodIs: This is Queen GodIs, Creative Capital grantee, 2013, with the honor of being with Tracie Morris, a Creative Capital grantee from…
Tracie Morris: The first class of Creative Capital—2000.
Queen: I'm excited. I think there are a lot of parallels that I'm interested in discovering between our work, and some new things. I'm excited to see what she's up to in this time and figuring out what we're doing now. I'm going to start with what I call a "check-in." I think that before you start an interview and start with asking people questions about their business, you want to see what's on their brain for the day. This check-in is actually inspired by a quote of yours that I heard in an interview that you did with Charles Bernstein. You said: "Our subconscious says things that our consciousness has to catch up to." I thought that was an awesome statement—a profound statement—and one that rings true in so many ways. So for this check-in, it's just a quick thought, word-association based on this year in America. So I'm going to throw out some words, and you just give me one or two words—short, simple, off-the-top, first things that come to mind.
Artist to Artist: Miwa Matreyek and Janie Geiser on Collaboration, Wonder and the Importance of Tinkering
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, Miwa Matreyek (2013 Performing Arts) and Janie Geiser (2000 Performing Arts) sat down to discuss commonalities in their work. The following is an excerpt from their conversation. You can listen online to the full podcast, or subscribe through iTunes.
Miwa: We're here talking about our work for Creative Capital. I just showed Janie my Creative Capital project, This World Made Itself, and I've seen a lot of Janie's puppetry work as well as her films, and Janie's seen my work. We've been in each others' worlds for a few years. Janie was one of my mentors from CalArts who really inspired me to do performance, so it's really thrilling to have this conversation.
Janie: Yeah, I'm very happy to be here talking with you in your apartment, where I can feel the presence. I see the collages that I've seen on your website. It's really amazing. So, it might be a good starting place, thinking about your work as collage and how you combine images and how you went from still collages into performance and film.
Miwa: I actually consider the performances as a collage. Continue reading
Artist to Artist: Neal Medlyn and Jessica Almasy Discuss America
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Neal Medlyn: Hey everybody. It's me, Neal Medlyn. I'm here with Jessica Almasy from The TEAM at the Grey Dog and we're going to talk to you about America for Creative Capital.
Jessica Almasy: Helloooo!
Neal: I was just thinking that we would get together because Jessica's work is somewhat about America and I think that my work is about America, too. I don't get asked about that very much. So, I wanted to talk about what it's like to make work about America and have various experiences of people responding or not responding to it. I just wanted to have a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation about making work about America. [Laughs]
Jessica: Awesome. I'd like to start by giving a little context for where The Team is coming from. I'm part of the collaborative theater ensemble The Team, and we created a mission statement about ten years ago, which states that we make plays about America. So, if we're succeeding, then that's what we're doing. Also, we had to create an acronym for legal purposes back in the day when we incorporated, so Team stands for Theater of the Emerging American Moment; so again, it's right in the title. Our job is to think about what is happening right now. We gained our first traction in the UK at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, so people really read our work as information from America being made by young Americans. We were like a specimen for them. I think there's a really big difference when you're out of context than when you're ensconced in your own culture. Continue reading
Artist to Artist: Jennifer Monson and DD Dorvillier on the Body as Archive
As part of our "Artist to Artist" interview series, choreographers and long-time artistic collaborators DD Dorvillier (2013 Performing Arts) and Jennifer Monson (2000 Performing Arts) sat down to discuss Jennifer's recent performance project, Live Dancing Archive, which she presented at The Kitchen in February 2013. The following is an excerpt from their conversation.
DD Dorvillier: To start, I thought I would take on something you wrote to me: "I am interested in the possibility of the body as an archive on multiple scales at once both temporal and spatial, human and adjacent to human—the particularities of experience as something that is impermanent and leaves multiple kinds of traces, and the relationships of transmission and reception in the sound scores, in the dancing and the audience." This idea of the possibility of the body as an archive on multiple scales—do you think of this as a metaphor, or is it an actual practice, or is it something in between? In other words, what does the body as an archive LOOK like or FEEL like? Continue reading
Artist to Artist: John Sutton and Juan William Chávez Talk Public Space, Environmental Remediation and the Challenges of Community-Based Projects
John Sutton: So, a little bit of background to start: I'm a 2008 Visual Arts grantee—one third of the group SuttonBeresCuller—and I've returned to the Creative Capital Artist Retreat for the last couple of years as an artist advisor and consultant. At this year's Retreat, [Creative Capital staff] Lisa Dent and Jenny Gill introduced us and said that we had to chat because our projects have a lot of parallels and they thought that we could learn from each other.
Juan William Chávez: Great to talk to you! I guess we can start by just describing our projects.
Sutton: Okay. SuttonBeresCuller does a lot of different kinds of work, but our Creative Capital project, Mini Mart City Park, is an ongoing project intent on the creative reuse, revitalization and remediation of former small-site gas stations. Right now, we're focused on a site in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood. Like many of these former gas station sites, it's heavily contaminated, and ultimately we want to clean it up and turn it in to a pocket park, community center and public sculpture, and gift it to the city, for the site to become part of the parks department. Everybody's really interested but nobody wants to take on the environmental issues. Continue reading


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text: Regrettably the previous thread discussing this book was closed because things were getting out of hand. However, I think there was still much to discuss regarding the book's content. Up front I'll say that I bought the original hardback edition because I was dying of curiosity. I also wanted to read the revised edition of Volume One so I purchased the Kindle version of it. I will say that I enjoyed both reads although I still prefer a hardcopy version in hand rather than reading an ebook off a screen. The revised edition does read more cleanly than the original and no glaring spelling typos leaped out to my attention. That isn't to say there aren't any, but I didn't notice any the way I did in the original edition. The revised edition is said to have about sixty pages or so of additional materiel. It must be sprinkled throughout because I'm hard pressed to identify what was different from the first edition. Maybe someone else has been able to spot the additional materiel more easily. If so then I hope they would share what they noted with the rest of us here. Now more to the point I'm hoping we can discuss some more specific things (besides the added materiel), particularly in terms of certain assertions made by the author and whether they are indeed true or not. I'm aware of a few things, but certainly not all, and I'm hoping that a collective contribution by many of us can spot and discuss assertions made by the author and either refute or verify them. I will add that we needn't restrict ourselves solely to the text of the book because in interviews of the author, both in print in on video, he has been known to make assertions that might or might not be included in the book. In one video interview I saw he says that Star Trek introduced the miniskirt. In context of the interview he makes it sound as if the series introduced the miniskirt as a fashion. In fairness perhaps he didn't mean it that way, but such a statement is, strictly speaking, false. The miniskirt as a fashion was introduced before Star Trek was even pitched as a series and the miniskirt's development actually began in the mid to late 1950s. Another assertion made by Cushman (and widely held for decades) is that Star Trek was the most expensive series to produce at the time. This one I challenge because not long ago I read a book detailing the development and production of the original Mission: Impossible---in production at the same time as Star Trek---and I distinctly recall per episode budgets and budget overruns that were distinctly more than Star Trek's. If true then such an assertion is factually incorrect, and that's just one show. It would be interesting to know the budgets of other prime time series of the time such as Lost In Space, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea, The Time Tunnel, Land Of The Giants and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. In the book Cushman states that NBC had no previous experience with science fiction. I'm striking out on this one. I know Harvey, in the previous thread, stated that wasn't strictly true but I can't find any references online to previous science fiction oriented shows on NBC prior to Star Trek. That doesn't mean there weren't any, but I haven't found evidence of it myself. Maybe Harvey or someone else can set the record straight one way or the other. It would also be nice if we can cite examples of factual errors in the first edition that were (hopefully) corrected for the revised edition as well as examples where the errors were not corrected. Of course, the biggest assertion of the book, and purportedly true of the second and third volumes as well, is one that Cushman repeats in interviews: that Star Trek was actually not the ratings failure NBC claimed during the series' original run and this assertion has been widely accepted for more than four decades. Cushman asserts, by citing archival documents of the actual Nielsen ratings reports from the time, that Star Trek actually won its timeslot or came in a close second. He asserts that this was true throughout its three year run including the Friday evening timeslot of the third season. He alludes that NBC, beginning after the first season's run, had other motives for wanting the show gone and fabricated the story of low ratings as an excuse. This assertion sets out to debunk a widely accepted belief that Star Trek was initially a ratings failure. Of all assertions made in the book this is the one that needs to be examined the most closely. It must be said that while today a show's ratings are not closely guarded secrets back in the 1960s ratings were something not shared by the networks, and so it isn't impossible for the ratings to be misrepresented simply because no one else but the networks had access to that information. On a final note I'm asking fellow posters to focus our discussions on the content in text of the book and to sidestep the contentious issue regarding photographs used in the book. I don't think there is really anything else to be said regarding that issue until (or if) new information comes to light.


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A Montrose man and a man from El Paso, Texas are dead after an accident on Highway 50 on Monarch Pass between Gunnison and Salida.
The accident happened at around 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Colorado State Patrol says the accident involved five vehicles.
Troopers say 79-year-old Ray Stout from Montrose was killed in the crash.
They say Stout was driving an RV when he crossed the center line and sideswiped a car that then hit another car. The occupants of both vehicles were uninjured. Stout's RV then crashed head-on into a Nissan killing the driver, Miguel Solis, 68 from El Paso, Texas. Solis's wife, Felipa Solis was taken to a Grand Junction hospital with serious injuries. Her condition is unknown at this time.
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Today looks to be the hottest of the hot days, so it's important that you do stay hydrated during this mini "heat wave". Temperatures will climb into the mid and upper 90s for our highs with a heat index even hotter. The heat index, like a wind chill in winter, causes our bodies to react to the temperature much more quickly so dehydration and heat exhaustion occur more quickly.
By Wednesday, we will once again transition our weather pattern. A trough will move through the area, weakening the ridge some. This will allow for some rain to creep back into the forecast, with Thursday looking to be the best day to see any measurable precipitation. We will also cool down slightly, with temperatures holding steady in the lower 90s.
Rain chances will remain very low this week; most days will be less than a 5 percent chance. Our best chance for rain will come on Wednesday with a 10 percent chance. The fourth of July will be mostly clear with a high around 90. Friday night will be the coolest night this week, making for great viewing of fireworks.
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Roadtripping from DC to Cleveland, OH - where should we visit?
We're headed to a conference in Cleveland, and giving ourselves a full day to explore and enjoy the roadtrip there. What magical treasures and delicious treats lie along Rte 76 through Pennsylvania and Ohio?
Interesting towns along I-90 between Cleveland and Eerie
My parents will be driving this weekend from Chicago to Ithaca, New York. They'd like to spend the night somewhere between Cleveland and Eerie, PA. They are hoping to find inexpensive lodging and something interesting to do, see, or walk around. [more inside]
Today in "because I'm an idiot..."
I just noticed that my OH registration tags on my car expired 3 months ago. I'm living in Mississippi and moving to WA on 7/15. I thought about trying to renew my OH registration before I move, but it takes 10 business days to process and requires an emissions check number, which I don't have (it's also very expired). Is there anything I can do at this point to get registered and/or avoid getting ticketed until I can?
Station Question
Radio station WOSB-FM is one of four repeater stations owned by Ohio State University. The others are WOSE-FM, WOSV-FM and WOSP-FM They are all retransmitting WOSA-FM, which is OSU's classical music flagship station. WOSA was created so WOSU-FM could broadcast NPR news and other programming. Oddly, WOSU is also not listed as an NPR member station. [more inside]
Lost Opportunity
Trying to get to a job interview an hour away. [more inside]
Moving back to Ohio: how do I find a job (and maybe a new direction)?
My partner and I have decided to move back to Ohio to be closer to family. I don't have a network related to my field in Ohio and I'm also not certain I'm applying to the right kind of jobs because of my background. Snowflakes inside! [more inside]
Akron, OH Crimefilter - early 1970's
I moved to Akron, OH, at about first grade in 1970. There was a stabbing double murder of girls at nearly my age of 8 at or shortly after the time, perhaps 1971. I remember it affecting me deeply, but I'd like to find more information about the crime, especially the convicted criminal who did it. [more inside]
Quicky things to see in Cleveland
Mrs. D and I will be driving through Cleveland tomorrow on the way east. We don't have a lot of time to stop but both having never been there would like to stop for lunch and have a quick look around. Tell us what's up in Cleveland and where we should head!
State ID - Ohio
This is a long shot, but I need to renew my state ID (not driver's license) for Ohio and none of the phone numbers are working. I need to know if I need documentation or If I only need my recently expired ID. [more inside]
Good Cincinnati area Mazda mechanics?
We're acquiring a 18-year-old Mazda Protoge. Although it's been barely used — about 35,000 miles — for obvious reasons I'm having it checked out. Can anybody recommend a good mechanic in the Cincinnati area (preferably around Blue Ash)?
Rest stops / amenities on US road trip?
Driving from central Illinois to DC area, only have limited experience driving in the US. What's the best route and what to expect (rest stops, food, etc)? [more inside]
Recommend me a camping trip near Columbus Ohio
Can anyone recommend some nice places to go camping with a small travel trailer in and around central Ohio? [more inside]
Help me find Hiring EMS/Fire within 1 hour drive of Columbus Ohio?
It's hard to get hired for Columbus Ohio Fire, and I heard if you're willing to commute you can find lots of other services who are desperate for new hires. How can I find these EMS/Fire Departments? I am looking to be an EMT-B/Firefighter and move up to paramedic in time. Thanks.
The Bobcat or the Tiger?
I got accepted to two PhD programs in physics, one at Clemson University, and the other at Ohio University. I have one week to make my decision and I'm frankly terrified of making the wrong one. I don't really know how either school is seen in terms of what a degree from either one would mean for my future career. I know that neither is particularly well known or prestigious (at least I'd never heard of them before I applied). So, can anyone, especially anyone who knows the ins and outs of grad school, and particularly anyone who has attended either (or both!) help me make my decision? [more inside]
Haven't paid city taxes in a long time. What should we do?
My partner works in one Ohioan city but lives in another. For the past 20 years, his employer has been taking taxes out for his work city, but not his home city. My partner doesn't really think about taxes, so it never occurred to him that he would need to do something extra to pay his city taxes. Consequently, he hasn't paid any city taxes to his home city for 20 years. [more inside]
Lawyers to help draft legal will in Cleveland, OH area.
I've never hired a lawyer before, but from what I understand, the best way to find one is through word of mouth; I'm hoping I can get suggestions from MeFites who happen to live in the area. My parent is living on the west side, close to Westlake. We're willing to drive to the east side if the lawyer comes highly recommended. [more inside]
Northeast OH/Southwest PA filter: what's a nice town for a weekend trip?
My girlfriend lives in Buffalo. I live in Cincinnati. We are going stir fricking crazy not seeing each other for months at a time. We think a solution may lie in meeting in the middle. What is a nice town or city to spend a Saturday and Sunday in, for two mid-twenties chicks? [more inside]
Who leases a car for 15 years?
Back in June I bought a "special interest" car, MY '85. The story from the seller was that it was originally his neighbor's car since new, and when the neighbor passed away, the car was sold to his brother, then to him. Autocheck and Carfax, though, report the car as a leased vehicle as late as 1999. Who leases a car for 15 years? Or, once a lease, it always gets reported as a lease? Original titling state is Ohio. [more inside]
Northern Ohio pumpkin farm
We will be driving from Chicago to Cleveland along I-90. What is the best pumpkin farm along that route? [more inside]
How can I delegate apartment-hunting in Cincinnati?
I need to find an apartment meeting a specific set of requirements ASAP in Cincinnati, Ohio. Unfortunately, I literally do not have any time to spend doing this myself. Is there a broker, independent realtor, or some other kind of service where I can send them into the world and they will hustle up some acceptable places to live for me ... for a modest fee? [more inside]
How to teach, tutor, or sub in Cincinnati, Ohio
I'm a part-time freelance copywriter trying to figure out how I can quit my full-time retail job and piece together work that is more related to writing. [more inside]
Things to do along PA I-70W/OH I-71S in mid-September?
Asking for a friend: Where should we stop in our travels through western Pennsylvania and in Ohio? Can you provide recommendations on points of interest/eating spots/recreational areas? Are there any interesting fairs or sales happening? [more inside]
Where to go camping near Columbus Ohio? Fishing, and foraging preferred
I'd like to go camping with my son and daughter this summer, somewhere near Columbus Ohio. We would like to go fishing (a place that is easy to fish at with high likelihood of success), and gathering some wild edibles that are easily identifiable with my wild edible book. [more inside]
How often does the freight train pass by this house I wanna buy?
How often does the freight train pass by this house I wanna buy? is it annoying? I wanna buy a house near here and I am curious how often the trains pass by, if it will be annoying or not. Can anyone find a schedule of the trains that pass by so I can go stand there while it passes by and see how annoying it is? Does anyone have history or advice on living near train tracks?
What do to after losing job in Ohio: health care, unemployement, etc..
A good friend has been fired from her low paid private school job in the Cleveland Ohio area and is looking for advice on what she needs to do in the short term. She works in a somewhat hard to find work in field (music therapy for children) She's in her mid 40s and is single, no dependents. Her health insurance will run out at the end of this month. Her salary is perhaps 30k, maybe lower. She has no savings but family in the area who will likely help w/ rent, etc.. but they are limited as well in what they can do financially to help her as they are retired on a fixed income. What are concrete steps she should take in order to make sure she has: health care (medicaid? ACA exchange insurance since she had a qualified life event?) unemployment insurance (what separation reason should she ask for for her employer NOT to fight this?) food stamps (if they exist any more for single people) links to possible sources of jobs in her field Anything else? Thanks!
Illness in the US, but magically, no healthcare!
I just returned from West Africa and have a number of symptoms consistent with malaria - or the flu. I have no healthcare, through circumstances beyond my control (I'll elaborate) until May 1. When is it worth it to go to the doctor to get tested? How can I try to keep this from being a pre-existing condition, given that it may be the recurrent form? [more inside]
Looking for a way to make Japanese language partners in Ohio!
I am visiting home in a suburb close to Cleveland, Ohio and am looking for a way to practice my Japanese with native Japanese speakers - I was living in Japan for a number of years and would like to get back, so I don't want to get rusty. [more inside]
Help me find cheap/free mental health care in Cleveland, Ohio.
I am unemployed, and (thankfully) was able to get onto a government-assisted program through MetroHealth in which all of my medical expenses are being paid. I am having personal/family issues and am in desperate need of quality talk therapy, but the counselor I just visited was awful. [more inside]
What is this weed/plant that is taking over my lawn?
This weed/plant is rapidly taking over the lawn around our house in Central Ohio. Can you identify it and let me know how to go about getting rid of it? Here is a photo
I needs to travel home on the cheap! (From Tokyo to Ohio)
I am going to be moving back home from Japan (Narita or Haneda) to Ohio (Cleveland-Hopkins) in about 3 weeks to a month. I have not purchased a plane ticket yet, and have no clue where to start. I am considering doing a bit of traveling in between, but don't have too much money to spend so I would like to iron out the details of my return plans first. Help me, Metafilter! [more inside]
ISO Travelers and Immigrants Aid, 2013
Asking on behalf of a neighbor whose daughter (early 20s) is stranded in Ohio with car problems, i.e., she needs an alternator. [more inside]
Great camping (preferably with canoeing) within 6-8 hours of Cleveland?
Since moving to Cleveland, I miss the great canoeing and rustic camping options I had in Wisconsin. Can you suggest some places nearby, or within a day's drive? [more inside]
A few specific questions about Sandusky, OH
I will be visiting Sandusky for a week in August, renting a house with family members for a few days. We will have 7 adults and 2 young kids (2 and 4). Hoping someone can help us out with some specific questions. [more inside]
Dance music in Cleveland?
We're considering a move to the Cleveland area, and one of the deciding factors for me is going to be the quality of the local dance music scene. But that leads me to ask: what's the deal with the local dance music scene? Does one exist? I've found a couple of online forums but they seem to be moribund. So what's up, Cleveland? Anyone dancing in converted warehouses until the sun comes up? Are there gigs to be found for dance DJs here?
Cleveland in daylight
Spending a few days in Cleveland for a wedding later this month, and will have mornings/afternoons to kill and breakfasts and lunches to eat. Any suggestions? [more inside]
Why do so many cop shows feature footage from Ohio?
Why do so many cop shows feature footage from Ohio? [more inside]
Those dang expensive tickets!
Help me get home (from Japan) for the holidays! [more inside]
Recommendations for Cleveland Neighborhoods
Clevelandfilter! Moving to Cleveland, please help me choose which neighborhood would be best for me. [more inside]
Where to chamge oil
Where can I change my oil and kill time between DC, and columbus OH. [more inside]
Cheap Vacation in Midwest
Have 10 days vacation and would like to take a cheap vacation within 1 day drive of South Bend, IN. (Say 10 hrs on road, one-way.) 2 people and we don't have much money ($1500 but maybe pushing it). Don't have to spend all 10 days away but at least 7. Have any cabin suggestions with nice towns or sights nearby? Hoping to eat out once at a decent non-chain restaurant for my birthday. Feel free to post vacation-planning sites if you have any.
What do I need to know to be an effective and prepared expat American in Belgium?
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Well, if it isn't the cutest little pixie in Never Land! The Girl's Tinkerbell Ballerina Costume combines at least three things that little girls love Ð Magic, ballet, and Halloween. It's a known fact! What's more is that Tinkerbell is one of the great icons of the 20th century! After being created by JM Barrie, she went on to be in the Peter Pan movies, as well as a bunch of other cartoons including her own! It's a fun, just like the real Tinkerbell!This Halloween dress up as the most magical person in all of Never Land with the Girl's Tinkerbell Ballerina Costume! She helps Lost Boys, she fights pirates, and she's magic Ð Who wouldn't want to trick or treat as her?
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Kenny Bayless on Being The Ref For Pacquiao-Marquez 4
By Chris Robinson
On Thursday, it was revealed that respected Las Vegas referee Kenny Bayless would be the third man in the ring for the fourth encounter between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.
Having fought three life and death battles with one another over the past eight years, Pacquiao and Marquez will engage in what will likely be their last encounter on Dec. 8 inside of the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Bayless is one of the most respected officials in the sport and getting the call to oversee such a significant fight is something he doesn't take lightly.
"I'm always honored to get an assignment like this," Bayless told me on Friday afternoon. "I'm always thankful that I was chosen and I always thank [Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director] Keith Kizer and the commission. After 36 rounds of seeing these guys tangle, I think it's going to just add to what they've done in the past. They've fought three great fights and I see the fourth fight being pretty similar to the last three."
Of course, this is nothing new for Bayless, who has been the referee of several high-profile encounters, including the second Pacquiao-Marquez affair that took place in March of 2008 inside of the Mandalay Bay.
Pacquiao would pull out a split-decision over Marquez on that night, with his knockdown in the third round helping to secure a 114-113 edge on Tom Miller's card. The other two tallies read 115-112, with judge Duane Ford favoring Pacquiao while Jerry Roth sided with Marquez.
Bayless remembers it as if it were yesterday.
"It was an electrifying night," Bayless recalled. "The fight was a very close fight, just like they've all been; I do remember Marquez going down in the fight. I knew he was going to get up, because, in the first fight, he went down three times in the first round. I just knew that he was going to get up and Marquez has a lot of heart and he's a warrior.
"And I knew that it was going to take more than one knockdown, at least," Bayless continued. "My attitude was that he was getting up and that it was going to take a whole lot more than just one knockdown to slow him down or even stop him."
One of the straightest shooters you will meet in boxing, you will always be hard-pressed to find any kind of favoritism coming from Bayless towards any fighter in any bout he is a part of.
The only thing the Berkeley, Calif. native can get excited about it what lies ahead.
"This is such a good matchup because both of them are warriors," Bayless stated. "They both come to fight. Manny Pacquiao, you don't have to look for him in the ring, he's going to be right in front of you. And the same thing goes for Marquez; he's going to be standing right in front of you."
if this is a close fight, jmm gets the verdict on the cardsComment by nycsmooth on 11-19-2012
NO OFFICIAL should talk 2 the press...b4 or after a bout...I like Weeks in NV...best in the world??? Lupe Garcia of MX, no doubt...Comment by HanzGruber on 11-18-2012
meh, hes ok.. Smoger and the light skin guy with the flat top are better. Bayless gets too involved and his antics are kind of annoying lolComment by Bermuda on 11-18-2012
hopefully he doesn't **** up by calling a slip a knockdown (pac vs mosley fight)...Comment by DeadScared on 11-18-2012
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Revitalise and relax throughout the changing seasons in the 12 spacious acres amidst eucalyptus set on the Severn River amongst the picturesque Glen Aplin hills. They welcome singles, couples, families and pets (at manager's discretion) to the self-contained comfortable cabins with log fires, powered caravan sites and bush camping with all facilities and amenities and small kiosk. You can take the kids fishing or canoeing then sit around the campfire to toast the marshmallows.
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Hello again fellow paintballers, bloggers and new viewers trying to take a gander into the website we all know as ultimate paintball. Today we will be featuring our more experienced player products from one of the great brands we sell Planet Eclipse. Before we get into Plantet Eclipse markers let's first discuss Planet Eclipse.
Planet Eclipse manufactures high quality paintball guns like the Geo 2.1, and Ego. The PE Etek 4 is the base model paintball gun which features composite parts but much of the gun is manufactured the same as the Ego. The Planet Eclipse Ego is their high end gun getting as many as 1400+ shots out of a 68ci tank. Now that we looked into Plantet Eclipse let us look into the Planet Eclipse Etha.
Above is a picture shown of the Planet Eclipse Etha. The Etha comes in many colors and is for the low price of $349.95. Planet Eclipse has long been known as a market leader in high-end paintball markers and accessories. Their aim has always been set high; to produce the very best paintball equipment possible. Unashamedly, their products to date have always been aimed at the higher-end of the paintball market. They are feature- laden, finished to the very highest standard and immaculately prepared and presented. Entry Level they are not. We understand that not every player has the budget for markers at that level. New or recreational players within the sport may not see the benefit in such fully featured products, but why should those players be precluded from receiving exceptional value and quality We believe that they shouldn't be. That was their philosophy when they set out to design their latest paintball marker. One that retains the core elements of all Planet Eclipse markers but comes wrapped in a more affordable package, allowing more players to enjoy the "Eclipse Ownership Experience" The challenge was on and we are proud to share with you, The Planet Eclipse Etha Paintball Marker Gun! Now that we have taken a gander into the Planet Eclipse Etha lets now look at the Planet Eclipse Etek 5
Above shown is the Planet Eclipse Etek 5 comes in 5 unique colors and is for the low price of $549.95. The Etek is a step up from the Etha in price but it offers some really fantastic features. The ETEK line has always stood for durability and reliability. Now in its 5th generation, the New ETEK5 holds true to those same basic principles. It utilizes the finest materials wrapped up in a package that offers outstanding performance, class-leading ergonomics and an array of features that make it a formidable proposition at its price point. It pushes the boundaries of what has come to be expected from a mid-range marker. The ETEK5 has achieved this by using the trickle-down effect of features and ergonomics from its class-leading high-end siblings. For example, the ETEK5 borrows its basic architecture and form from the incredible EGO LV1. Its integrated LPR assembly and SL4 inline regulator ensure the ETEK5 operates with exceptional consistency whilst employing an extended pitch between the foregrip and gripframe, providing the most stable and comfortable shooting platform possible. The all-new dual-density wrap-around grips and foregrips not only look the business, but also use our latest stippled inserts to give the user a higher level of grip and control, regardless of playing conditions. The ETEK5 points accurately and naturally whether snap-shooting or running and gunning. Internally, the ETEK5 now incorporates Zick3 technology which introduces a true 2-stage acceleration profile. This provides a very gentle initial acceleration to the bolt and ball which then increases during the 2nd stage of the bolt stroke to enable super-fast rates of fire. It enables the ETEK5 to be more gentle on paint whilst also reducing recoil. On top of that, the ETEK5 operates at much lower pressures compared to previous ETEK models. The much larger valve chamber combines with the high-flow valve and new soft-tip Cure5 bolt to deliver an HPR operating pressure of around 150psi and an LPR pressure of 85psi. The result is a quieter, smoother shot as well as having the added benefit of being more gentle on paint both in the breech and in the barrel. As standard the ETEK5 uses its crisp, multi-coloured LED system to indicate the current state of the marker. Firing modes and parameters are easily accessed and adjusted via the LED using combinations of button presses and trigger pulls.
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PharmAthene (PIP) engaged in the development and commercialization of medical countermeasures against biological and chemical weapons, is currently trading at a price of $2.35 with 52-week high $4.96 and 52-week low of $1.28, it has approximately Market Cap of $113M. The company had revenues in 2010 of $20.99M.
K-V Pharmaceutical Company (KV.A) an integrated specialty pharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures, acquires and markets branded and generic/non-branded prescription pharmaceutical products, is currently trading at a price of $1.44 with 52-week high $13.55 and 52-week low of $1.13, it has approximately Market Cap of $86M. The company had revenues in 2010 of $152.22M.
Dendreon Corporation (DNDN) a biotechnology company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of therapeutics that may improve cancer treatment options for patients, is currently trading at a price of $11.34 with 52-week high $43.96 and 52-week low of $9.22, it has approximately Market Cap of $1.69B. The company had revenues in 2010 of $48.06M.
Celgene Corporation (CELG) a global integrated biopharmaceutical company engaged in the discovery, development and commercialization of therapies designed to treat cancer and immune-inflammatory related diseases, is currently trading at a price of $65.00 with 52-week high $65.06 and 52-week low of $48.92, it has approximately Market Cap of $29.52B. The company had revenues in 2010 of $3.62B.
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LinkedIn Corporation (LNKD) – LinkedIn Corporation (LNKD) is back in the mid $80's. LNKD will have resistance between $87-$91 on the upside.
Molycorp (MCP) – Molycorp (MCP) will now have support located at $40. MCP is worth a look around $38 for a bounce trade if we see another leg down.
Hyperdynamics Corporation (HDY) – Hyperdynamics Corporation (HDY) will have resistance located at $4.71. HDY will have support located at $3.85 as well as $3.10. Discuss HDY
Coldwater Creek Inc. (CWTR) – Coldwater Creek Inc. (CWTR) hit $1.46 on Tuesday. CWTR will have resistance located up at $1.50.
Travelzoo Inc. (TZOO) – Travelzoo Inc. (TZOO) was down about 2% on Tuesday and dropped below $32 again. TZOO is a buy below $34 for the long term. Short term, buy TZOO on a break above $34.30 for a trade.
Carnival Corporation (CCL) – Carnival Corporation (CCL) is a buy below $33 on a pullback and I think this stock is headed back to $40.
Dendreon Corp. (DNDN) – Dendreon Corp. (DNDN) will now have support down at $10 and $9.22. DNDN will hit resistance up at $12.50.
SodaStream International Ltd. (SODA) – SodaStream International Ltd. (SODA) stock rallied to $44 on Tuesday. SODA will have resistance located at $44.72 which is the recent high.


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presumption 2: Saving the incumbent is non-starter in the priorities of bankers. How Obama treats the banks in his second term is unpredictable. Romney, hardly an enemy of Wall St, will at least be sure to need the banks support for his second term.
presumption 3 ... the solution: Crash the markets. Let Europe burn, China go down, Silver plummet as gold follows. .... Oh the money that can be made, Jamie is thinking
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