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Ic Services They are thieves, scam artists, and liars Beaverton Oregon
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The next day I was contacted by a woman that went by the name of Amy White. She told me that I was approved for the grant.
She told me that I had to make a one time payment of $464.00 so they could send me a questionare that I would receive in 3 to 4 weeks. She also told me that after they received the questionair, I would be receiving my money within 8 to 10 weeks.
After about 5 weeks I recieved the questionare. I called them back twice within a two week period and talked with two men that went by the names of Mike and Rob, which by the way sounded alot alike. All three of them told me that after 8 to 10 weeks someone would be giving me a call to ask me questions on how I would like to receive my money.
After a couple of months went by with no phone call from IC Services I decided to give them a call. And to my surprise the number is blocked. So I decided to go on their web site to send them an e-mail, but their web site no longer exists.
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Could you please update Germania Society Website for this years.
Oktoberfest in Ohio
Oktoberfest starts at the end of August in Ohio. By September and October 2016, Ohio residents will be enjoying German beer, bratwurst and the chicken dance at German festivals throughout the Buckeye State, including large celebrations in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. With numerous cities boasting more than 70% German heritage, even small towns will have the sound of music and the smell of German cuisine. Let's take a look at the wonderful places available to enjoy an Ohio Oktoberfest.
We hope you enjoyed last year's list. We will be updating this information for 2016 over the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
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More than 500,000 people came to Funtober last year looking to attend a fall festival and another 500,000 were specifically interested in attending an oktoberfest. We can help increase attendance at your event through a sponsored listing, coupon giveaway, cross-promotion or other creative marketing initiative. Special deals for nonprofits. Please see our advertising page or contact us for more information.
2016 Events
Sommer Oktoberfest – Olmsted Falls, OH – August 19-21, 2016
Germania Society Oktoberfest – Cincinnati, OH – Aug 26-28, 2016
Food options will include rotisserie grilled chicken, schwenkbraten, sauerkraut balls, schnitzel, brats giant pretzels, Black Forest Cake and more. They will have 60 German and domestic beers on tap including Warsteiner. German wine, schnapps and Jagermiester also available. Grand Raffle featured prize is a tour of Germany for two (or $5000 in cash). Location: Germania Park, 3529 West Kemper Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45251
Cleveland Oktoberfest – Cleveland, OH – September 2-5, 2016
This Cleveland Ohio Oktoberfest happens annually over Labor Day weekend. They are celebrating their 12th anniversary in 2016. Paulaner and Hacker-Pschorr beer will be served in addition to several other beers in the International Beer Garden Free parking with the option for paid VIP parking. Celebrity keg tapping. Oktoberfest Microbrew Competition and wiener dog races. Glockenspiel routines on the hour. The finals of the Miss Oktoberfest contest and the masskrugstemmen (one arm stein holding) contest. 5K Beer Run. Vendors in the Bavarian Shopping Village will offer for sale beer steins, German merchandise and other items. Children's activity area includes inflatables, hay rides, arts & crafts, sand castle building, gingerbread house classes and The Frisch Marionette Company (a puppet show that has been featured in People Magazine and on Showtime). Admission to the festival is $10 per person with children under 12 receiving free admission. Location: Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, 164 Eastland Rd Berea, OH 44017
Vandalia Sister Cities Oktoberfest – Vandalia, OH – September 9-10, 2016
Location: Vandalia Sports Complex, 1101 Stonequarry Road, Vandalia, OH
Springboro Oktoberfest – Springboro, OH – Sept 9-10, 2016
It will be open on Friday evening from 6 PM to midnight, and Saturday from 11am to midnight. Lots of live music, German food, and Paulaner beer. Admission is $3 with children 12 and under free. A portion of all proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project, Springboro Community Assistance Center, and the Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati. Location: 5 West Mill St., Springboro, OH.
German Family Society Oktoberfest – Akron, OH – September 9-11, 2016
Live entertainment during the three day festival. Location: 3871 Ranfield Rd, Kent, OH
Cuyahoga Falls Oktoberfest – Cuyahoga Falls, OH – September 9-11, 2016
The 37th annual Oktoberfest will have biergarten, charity golf outing, and more. Free admission, free parking and free entertainment.
Saint Peter Parish Oktoberfest – Huber Heights, OH – September 16-17, 2016
German food, music, dancing, games and crafts.
Location: 6161 Chambersburg Road, Huber Heights, OH 45424
Oktoberfest Zinzinnati – Cincinnati, OH – September 16-18, 2016
This Cincinnati Oktoberfest is the largest in the United States with over 500,000 visitors a year. Six blocks of Fifth Street in downtown Cincinnati are closed for the weekend. Started in 1976, you can enjoy the festivities in 2016 from Friday to Sunday. Highlights include the Running of the Wieners and the World's Largest Chicken Dance. The Opening Ceremony will be on Saturday at 11:30 AM at Fountain Square. Location: Fifth Street (Vine Street to Sentinel), Cincinnati
Wilmington Oktoberfest – Wilmington, OH – September 23-24, 2016
The 17th annual Oktoberfest will be held in the St. Columbkille Church parking lot. German food, pig roast, bier garden, live music, chicken dance and Texas Hold'em tournament. There will also be children's games and activities. The event is held on Friday evening from 7 PM to 11 PM and Saturday from noon to 11 PM.
Location: 73 N Mulberry St., Wilmington, OH
Columbus Oktoberfest – Columbus, OH – September 23-25, 2016
The Columbus Oktoberfest celebrates its 51st year. It will be hosted under the historic pavilions of the Ohio Expo Center. Friday night Brat Trot and keg tapping. Contests include stein hoisting and Bavarian yodeling. Food, beer, live music and dancers. Kids Kinderplatz features family friendly activities for your children. Location: 717 E 17th Ave Columbus, OH 43211
Dayton Oktoberfest – Dayton, OH – September 23-25, 2016
The Dayton Art Institute has hosted this German festival in Dayton for over 40 years. Craft beer, home brew contest, live music on two stages and family friendly kids activities. Preview party takes place on Friday from 7 to 11 PM for those who are 21+ with complimentary beer, wine and live entertainment. Ticket purchase to Preview Party is recommended as space is limited. Location: Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park N Dayton, OH 45405
North Coast Oktoberfest – Sandusky – September 24, 2016
The event is hosted by Sandusky State Theatre, North Coast Young Professionals and the Sandusky Main Street Association. Attractions include a 5K run, 2 stages of live German music and dancing, German food from local restaurants, brat eating contest and other games, as well as commemorative beer stein and other merchandise.
Location: Sandusky State Theatre, 107 Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, OH 44870
Wolf Creek/Pine River Grist Mill Oktoberfest – Loudonville, OH – Sept 24, 2016
Minster Oktoberfest – Minster, OH – Sept 30 – October 2, 2016
Over 80,000 attend this Oktoberfest on the first Sunday in October. Live German music, German food, parade, Miss Oktoberfest Pageant, arts & crafts, jug hoist, beer tray relay, 10k run and other fun.
Boardman Rotary Oktoberfestival – Boardman, OH – October 2, 2016
The 40th annual Oktoberfest will arise money for the Rotary Club of Boardman. Food, arts & crafts and kid's entertainment. Admission is $3. Free parking on the west side of the park through the Southern Blvd. Entrance. Shuttle service available from the Heart Center parking lot, south of the park, which has limited offsite parking. Location: Boardman Township Park ‑ Boardman, Ohio 44512
Beaver Oktoberfest – Beaver, OH – October 6-9, 2016
Among the many activities at this southern Ohio Oktoberfest are live music, games, amusement rides, cloggers, car and tractor show, baby contest, pie contest and parade. 5K Run / Fun Walk on Saturday. Wood carving demonstrations with sculptures available for bid by auction on Sunday. Location: Main Street (State Route 335), Beaver, Ohio
Cincinnati Craft Breweries' Oktoberfest – October 14-15, 2016
2015 Events
Liberty Home Association Oktoberfest – Hamilton, OH – September 4-6, 2015
Admission is $3 with children under 14 free. Homemade German food available including bratwurst, sauerkraut, potato salad, pretzels, German desserts and more. Beer includes options from Paulaner and Anheuser-Busch. Live bands, rides and games for the whole family. Location: 2361 Hamilton Cleves Rd, Hamilton, OH 45013
Main Street Kent – September 26, 2015
2nd annual event in downtown Kent with food, beer, games, live entertainment and fun from noon to 10 PM.
Location: Franklin Ave between W. Main St. and Erie St.
Harry's Hofbrau Oktoberfest – Mentor, OH – Sept 17-20, 2015
Chesapeake Oktoberfest – Ironton, OH – Oct 10, 2015
You'll definitely see some Ohio Oktoberfests on the list of the largest Oktoberfests in the United States. And solely for amusement purposes, here is the list of surrounding state festivals for Oktoberfest: Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
Whether you have found a festival to enjoy or you will be celebrating from home, Funtober has some other resources that will help you prepare for Oktoberfest. Read about the history of Oktoberfest. Learn about Oktoberfest beer. Find the words to Oktoberfest music. Plan your Oktoberfest outfit. And try cooking some of these Oktoberfest recipes.
Find other fun things to do in Ohio in October:
Ohio Festivals
Ohio Corn Mazes
Ohio Ghost Tours
Haunted Houses in Ohio
Ohio Pumpkin Patches
Just wanted to let you know that the Germania Society's Oktoberfest in Cincinnati is August 23, 24 and 25th in 2013. Hope to see you there!
The original Oktoberfest is a traditional harvest fair held in Bavaria, perhaps not surprisingly, during the first week of October since 1810. Why then is there not a single immitation of this festival in all of Ohio that is held during the first week in October. If we are going to replicate it why not replicate it at the same time of the year? In fact most of these are not even close being held in early Sept. or even August. This isn't even close to harvest time. Why not hold it in July? Why not in January if we want to be really different? I don't accept that it has to be that way because of the weather. Are people in Ohio going to melt if they have to go outside during the first week of October? I find that hard to believe. It's often sunny and in the 70 to 85 degree range in early October in Ohio. How much more agreeeable does it need to be? I go to outdoor fesitvals in winter in colder climates when it is 0 degrees farenheit. It makes no difference. You dress appropriately no matter when it is heald. Can it possibly be any warmer and clearer in Bavaria in October Then Ohio? It's not. They are at a higher latitude, higher altitude and further inland making weather actually more unpredictable. If we are going to replicate a Bavarian holiday fair why not replicate accurately. This seems as rediculous as having a German Christmas holiday in July. It's a harvest festival at the end of the harvest, afterall. Why would you not have it at the end of the harvest time? I would think that at least one celebration could have the authenticity to actually have the holiday on the actual holiday. Do we have to rush everything?
First: You wrote "It's a harvest festival at the end of the harvest" Not so, Munich Oktoberfest has nothing to do with the harvest.
Second: Again "during the first week of October since 1810" Wrong, it usually runs from late September to the FIRST WEEKEND in October.
Third the origin of the Oktoberfest: Crown Prince Ludwig, later to become King Ludwig I, was married to Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen on October 12, 1810. The citizens of Munich were invited to attend the festivities held on the fields in front of the city gates to celebrate the happy royal event.
Fourth: the 2015 Munich Oktoberfest is from September 19 to October 4, better book now…
HARRY'S HAUFBRAU-8500 STATIONS STREET-MENTOR-440.255.0400 will be hosting the areas 1st Annual Oktoberfest September 17-20, 2015. Harry's Haufbrau will be pouring imported HB Oktoberfest Beer from Munich, Germany. Local Polka Bands will be performing live in the Polka tent. The air will be filled with Roasting pig, bratwurst, Slovenian sausages, schnitzel and more…The gates opens at 4pm on Thursday and Friday; 12pm Saturday and 11am Sunday. http://www.harryshofbraumentor.com/
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NACS National Association Credit Servicesnacscorp.8m.com St Pete, Florida U.S.A.
NACS National Association Credit Services rip-off consumer St Pete Florida
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She asked me which bank i went through I told her. She said since the credit limit was so high($2500.00) that the bank requested a fee of $200.00. She asked me to cancel a check- I did. She said that there would be two valchours worth $100.00 each to use for the $200.00 they were taking out of my account. She gave me a phone number to call in case there was a problem.
I called the number and all I got was put on hold-forever.
It did not feel right so I went on the internet to find out anything I could on the company-I then found this site.
I called the bank and put a stop payment(yeah right). The bank charged me $30.00. I told the bank "no matter what do not take the money out". They reassured me the money could not be taken out.
The next day I called the company(big mistake) to tell them I put a stop payment. They somehow got the money out of my account anyway.
I want to know how the banks can get away with taking people's money out when you have a stop payment on something and you don't authorize them to do so. How can they get away with letting a third party from a company get away with it. It is not right and something should be done about it. No wonder so many people go on the rampage.
Vinton, Virginia
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The mentions for Jack White seem silly. I can easily see him as the subheadliner but now that every other festival got their grubby hands on him it would be an incredibly weak booking for Coachella to have him as headliner
The Black Keys
No Doubt
Skrillex on the main.
6/26 Sunflower Bean @ Constellation Room, 7/3 Telecaves @ Non Plus Ultra, 7/7 Mitski @ The Echo, 7/22 Weird Al @ Hollywood Bowl, 7/28 Tokimonsta @ Hammer Museum, 8/3 Marissa Nadler @ The Echo, 8/4 Radiohead @ Shrine Auditorium, 8/7 Sufjan Stevens @ Hollywood Bowl, 8/27-28 FYF Fest, 9/24 Music Tastes Good, 9/25 Lush @ Fonda
Seriously, though, Korn headlining with a reunited White Zombie playing right before would be incredible. It's been 6 years since Coachella had a hard rock headliner. Need to get somebody hardcore to make the prudes uncomfortable again.
Friday: Animal Collective + Beastie Boys (not who I want, who I'm predicting)
Saturday: Depeche Mode (Portishead sub)
Sunday: Korn (White Zombie sub)
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Chaos lives in everything.
Pearl Jam
Green Day
Daft Punk
Black Keys this year are a weird exception to all of the various rules because they graduated to headliner status with an album that came out while they were still touring the previous record.
The Rolling Stones as the "rock" genre, especially with their 50th Anniversary tour being pushed back until 2013.
Noir and I have been throwing around the idea of Beyonce as being a possibility, but I have doubts. Lady Gaga is quickly losing her luster and couldn't fathom GV picking up yesterday's trash.
If we're going with a female headliner (I'm bias for my ladies), I would prefer Goldfrapp although not sure if they could fulfill the "sell out a festival day quota". Madonna will probably not have an invitation back. Can't imagine the YYY's as being popular enough despite subing twice. Now that I've gone through multiple doubtfuls, I can see Gwen Stefani coming with No Doubt.
Daft Punk, but could go with Depeche Mode or New Order.
Also, seeing the influence recent bands have reaped, I'm throwing this out on a limb: Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers or Michael McDonald. Yes, I'm kind of serious too.
Simon & Garfunkel
Though it'll probably be No Doubt.
How about some Human League?
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8/15-Guns N' Roses (UofP Stadium)
8/20-Slipknot/Manson (Ak-Chin)
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4/14-16-Coachella Weekend 1
I like Simon and Garfunkel, but I'm not sure if they'd work for Coachella. We can't even keep a few thousand people from talking during something like Jeff Mangum; I can't imagine how bad it would be for a Simon and Garfunkel headlining set.
northside groove...southside groove....eastside groove...westside groove
Tony Bennett.
Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers/Michael McDonald would make people commit suicide from the Ferris Wheel. The Doobie Brothers are playing here in May at a 1,000 seat venue that isn't close to selling out.
Human League is possible as a player but no way are they near headliner status.
My sense is that even if they could book a set of headliners like
Daft Punk
... they wouldn't because it would make all subsequent lineups until the end of time pale in comparison.
'10, '11, '12.1, '13.1, '14.1
Since we're talking about ladies, Adele would be cool. I know I'm just dreaming on that one though. Haha.


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Jets Nation Recap: Injured Jets pocket a win on the road
Garret Hohl
March 07 2015 08:38PM
The Winnipeg Jets beat the Nashville Predators 3-1 in what was a very close checking game in Music City, USA.
Andrew Ladd broke up the Predators' breakout, leading to a 2-0 with Michael Frolik scoring the opening goal in the first. Ryan Ellis scored off the blue line directly after a face off win, where the puck bounced off of two Jets and in. It did not take long for the Jets to answer back, with a great shot from Tyler Myers and a rebound by Blake Wheeler.
Drew Stafford eventually picked up the insurance goal on the empty net.
Let's break it down.
Hockey Graphs Podcast Episode 8: Deadline Dealings
Rhys Jessop
March 07 2015 05:55PM
Between their usual ramblings, Garret and Rhys somehow find time to discuss Monday's NHL trade deadline. Join us after the jump to listen!
Playoff Push #66: Winnipeg Jets take playoff fight to Nasvhille
Angelo Montilla
March 07 2015 12:35PM
The Winnipeg Jets are fighting for their playoff lives and they'll have to battle on without their top defenceman.
Dustin Byfuglien, the Jets' top scoring blue-liner with 18 goals and 36 points, will be out 2-to-4 weeks with an upper-body injury as the team prepares to face the Central Division leading Nashville Predators (41-18-7) on Saturday night.
The injury couldn't have come at a worse time for the Jets (32-21-12), who are hanging on to the second wild-card spot in the West – two points ahead of the defending Stanley Cup champion L.A. Kings.
The Jets are coming off a 3-1 loss to the Ottawa Senators, while the Predators dropped their fifth straight game in a 4-3 loss to the New York Islanders.
Dustin Byfuglien out 2-4 weeks and Bryan Little out for first half of road trip
Garret Hohl
March 06 2015 11:53AM
The Jets haven't had much luck with health in their final stretch drive.
Paul Maurice announced that Dustin Byfuglien is likely out for 2-4 weeks and Bryan Little will likely miss about half of the Jets upcoming 4 game road trip:
Dustin Byfuglien will be out 2-4 weeks. Bryan Little will travel but is not expected to play on the front part of the 4-game trip. #NHLJets— Darrin Bauming (@DarrinBauming) March 6, 2015
Byfuglien came off a check weird in a game against the Ottawa Senators. He left the ice, unable to hold his stick with both hands. Little had admitted to playing much of the season with minor bumps and bruises. It is possible that one of these has flared up more and has been instructed to rest.
IceCaps Numbers Recap - March 6th, 2015
Josh W
March 06 2015 10:45AM
Welcome to
the latest instalment of the IceCaps Numbers Recap where we review all the weekly
activity of the St. John's Ice Caps, the AHL affiliation of the Winnipeg
Jets. Similar to the Future NHEhlers
weekly article we review all the stats and news we can find for your IceCaps.
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The idea of purging the body to treat illness persisted into the late 18th century. When Mozart came down with a mysterious illness, he was treated with "tartar emetic," as antimony tartrate was commonly called.
A coalition of First Nations and environmentalists asked Premier Philippe Couillard on Monday to spend as much energy protecting the Broadback forest in Northern Quebec as he is trying to save Anticosti Island.
A new survey suggests that 57 per cent of Quebecers oppose a plan to build a pipeline across the province that would be used to transport and export oil from the Alberta tarsands.
The Parti Québécois said there should be no second chances for TransCanada after it broke the rules by making too much of a ruckus while carrying out preliminary drilling in Cacouna.
Quebec is refusing to make public all the information it has about the contamination of the Chaudière riverbed caused by the Lac-Mégantic train derailment seven months ago.
Taking the industry lead, Irving Oil says that by May it will no longer use the older kind of crude-oil railcars involved in last summer's Lac-Mégantic catastrophe.
With the oil-friendly Conservatives in charge federally and the Parti Québécois's recent move to embrace oil exploration on Anticosti Island, some environmental groups say it is up to municipalities to ensure lessons are learned from the deadly train derailment in Lac-Mégantic.
Canadians used to go out of their way to bring tracks to town. now they see them as a threat to safety
No threat to citizens in the area, environment minister says.
As the human toll of the explosion in Lac-Mégantic remains uncertain, so too does the environmental impact.
Greenpeace Canada has spoken out in response to Saturday's train derailment in Lac Megantic, which may have spilled thousand of litres of crude oil into nearby waterways.
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. has been added to the list of companies the Quebec government considers liable for cleanup costs for the Lac-Mégantic disaster.
If this town's economy is to recover from the July 6 train derailment and explosion, it will have to overcome the effects of a downtown drenched in toxic chemicals and 5.7 million litres of crude petroleum, as well as the loss of rail service on which some of its biggest companies depend. But heartbreak is a different kind of barrier to economic renewal. And it may prove the hardest challenge of all for the town.
An online petition calling for a ban of the type of tanker car used in the train that derailed in Lac-Mégantic has amassed over 17,000 signatures in two weeks.
Last month, Jean Charest painted a rosy picture of Quebec's climate change efforts during his time as premier, but a new government report suggests the province is only a fraction of the way toward its goals, despite a $1.5-billion plan.
When it comes to the New Democratic Party's chances in Quebec, the line was at one point: "Thomas Mulcair and a prayer."
Quebec environment groups say the Liberal government sent some strong green signals in its 2010 budget but hit some jarring false notes and did not put up enough money to make this a truly green budget.


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If you live in Clifton or Fruitvale there's an important meeting you need to know about.
Some citizens in the area are pushing for annexation into the City of Grand Junction and they want residents to know about the pros and cons of annexation.
The first meeting day is Wednesday, Oct. 7 at Grand Mesa Middle School. The second is Tuesday, Oct. 13 at Clifton Elementary School. The third is Thursday, Oct. 15 at the Clifton Community Hall, 126 Second Street.
There will be two meeting times each day at 6:30 and 8 p.m.
There's also information about the possibility of annexation on the County's Web site, click the link below to find out more.


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Tarver: A Win Over Banks Gets Me Closer To Title Shot
Monday night boxing will arrive in the great state of Texas on September 29 when FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes' sensational series Golden Boy Live! presents an explosive heavyweight showdown between former Light Heavyweight World Champion Antonio "Magic Man" Tarver and top contender Johnathon Banks at the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas.
"I'm happy to be back in the ring and fighting in Texas for the first time," said Tarver, who returns to action for the first time since November, 2013. "A win over Johnathon Banks is just what I need to get my shot at the heavyweight title. To come back to boxing on the same day that my son, Antonio Jr. makes his pro-debut; that's even more rewarding."
"Tarver is a crafty veteran who deserves respect for what he's done in the sport," said Banks. "But his time has passed and I'll remind him of that on September 29."
"This is a great matchup between two veteran heavyweights who can show a lot of the younger kids how it's done," said Oscar De La Hoya, president and founder of Golden Boy Promotions. "I'm really looking forward to this one and as far as picking a winner, it's a toss-up."
One of the premier light heavyweights of his era, Antonio Tarver (30-6, 21 KOs) beat the likes of Roy Jones Jr., Glen Johnson, Montell Griffin and Eric Harding en route to a world title and a place on the pound-for-pound list. Now reinventing himself as a heavyweight contender, Tampa, Florida's "Magic Man" is unbeaten in his last four bouts, most recently stopping Mike Sheppard in four rounds on November 26, 2013. On September 29, he looks to move closer to a world title shot.
A talented heavyweight veteran, Detroit's Johnathon Banks (29-2-1, 19 KOs) performs double duty in the division as a respected contender and the trainer of world champion Wladimir Klitschko. When he puts the gloves on September 29, the 32-year-old Banks plans on showing the form that has led him to knockout victories over the likes of Seth Mitchell and Travis Walker.
Individual tickets priced at $24, $30 and $50 as well as group table packages priced at $1,094, $886 and $664, plus applicable fees and service charges will go on sale on Friday, August 15 at 10:00 a.m. CT. Tickets can be purchased by calling Leija*Battah Promotions at (210) 979-3302, the State Farm Arena at (956) 684-5115, Ticketmaster at (866) 448-7849 or online at www.ticketmaster.com
Tarver vs. Banks, a 10-round heavyweight bout is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and Leija*Battah Promotions in association with K2 Promotions and is sponsored by Corona Extra and O'Reilly AutoParts. The FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes broadcast airs live at 10:00 p.m. ET/9:00 p.m. CT/7:00 p.m. PT.
I'm hoping Tarver wins and wins impressively. Banks belongs in Wlad's corner as his trainer not part time professional boxerComment by tgoodm10 on 08-14-2014
I guess you're not the only one who feels Banks threw that rematch with Mitchell. Banks had him hurt and then let off the gas. Almost as if it wasn't meant for him to win. He didn't care to inch…Comment by nycsmooth on 08-14-2014
@ this time , Tarver is so fat in debt & desperate he'll do anything...he's..pathetic...Comment by AlexAson on 08-14-2014
Tarver does need to retire, but I'm rooting for him over Banks because of the way he let Mitchell beat him.Comment by Tobi.G on 08-14-2014
Im picking Banks to win. Tarver needs to retire.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (5)


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Published: Monday, March 21, 2011 at 11:47 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 21, 2011 at 11:47 a.m.
HOUMA — Having a tough time kicking smoking? You don't have to do it alone. You can get help through the Quit With Us Day program.
The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council are sponsoring the Quit With Us Day program from 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday at Lenard J. Chabert Medical Center's Women's Clinic, 1978 Industrial Blvd., Houma.
The event is part of a monthlong campaign to bring awareness to the dangers of tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke for pregnant women and their babies. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke by pregnant mothers increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.
The event will feature an informational booth where pregnant women or anyone who is affected by tobacco use, can receive free educational materials about quitting, talk to representatives about any concerns and register for a door prize giveaway.
Quit With Us, Louisiana offers free, confidential help for tobacco users who are ready to quit through the Louisiana Tobacco Quitline, 1-800-QUIT-NOW, which is open 24 hours a day.
The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council for South Louisiana, 730 Belanger St., Houma, is a nonprofit community-based agency which provides prevention, education, referrals, assessments, conflict resolution services related to addictions and awareness involving alcohol, drug abuse and nicotine.
For information, call 879-2273 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.QuitWithUsLA.org.
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Photos/Weights: Gamboa 127, Ponce De Leon 127
Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City NJ - The weights are in for Saturday's big featherweight clash. Yuriorkis Gamboa, and Daniel Ponce De Leon, weighed an identical 127-pounds. Gamboa (20-0, 16KOs) has vowed to continue his undefeated streak, while Ponce De Leon aims to redeem himself after suffering a first round knockout loss in his last Atlantic City appearance, against Juan Manuel Lopez in 2008.
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Luis Cruz 131 1/2
Antonio Davis 132
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It will take 3 rounds at most. Gamboa will destroy Leon.Comment by xAUGUSTUSx on 09-10-2011
I'm calling for an upset. I think Ponce might just pull this out.Comment by MartialBoxing on 09-10-2011
idc how short gamboa is, he, none the less, looks like a beast! and has backed up his physique every time he has ever stepped into the ring. not only that, but he is a very respectable character and doesnt…Comment by JOM'S on 09-10-2011
I hope to see a good fight! may the better fighter win.... [B]this will be fun![/B]Comment by cubano11 on 09-10-2011
Gamboa is too damn fast and powerful for De Leon....Im ALL IN....ill take 5:1 odds by the way, send me a PM if anybody wants a betPost a Comment - View More User Comments (36)


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Google donates computers to schoolsStaff Writer | January 08,2013SUNDERLAND — Google donated 36 laptop computers to the Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union recently, according to Superintendent Dan French.
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In a statement French thanked Google.
"Our partnership with Google over the last six years has had a tremendous impact on our educational delivery systems and has greatly enhanced our ability to personalize learning for students," he said.
A press release said the laptops are good for schools because they are easy to maintain and manage.
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Fusion elegance. The language of style is universal: border-free. Thus, by evoking the exotic and sophisticated allure of China Machado, the fusion icon of the Fifties, a story of elegance and refinement is recounted. The undisputed protagonist is the maquillage. With a must-have such as the eyeliner Stylo Yeux Waterpoof, black, that designs and exalts the eyes. On the cheeks, the cloud of color offered by Joues Contraste, frivole, that delicately sculptures the face, while the lips acquire a mat brightness with the smooth and intense nuance of Rouge Allure Velvet, l'éclatante. All Chanel.
From left. Cotton tweed jacket with contrast collar; silk mousseline jumpsuit with flower applications and crêpe pumps with PVC inserts: all Chanel. Jewelry Ellagem, Sutra and Karma El-Khalil. Hair Guido for Redken. Maquillage Pat McGrath. Manicure Jin Soon Choi for Jin Soon. Fashion editor Lori Goldstein.
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Recipe: Ham & Linguine Casserole, Mother of All Casseroles
One thing is for sure, though, casseroles will always be in fashion. Community cookbooks are filled to the brim with recipes, often duplicate versions of the same dish veiled under different names (Aunt Sally's World Famous Poppy Seed Chicken!). The common factor, it seems, is that the sum is always better than the parts. Any plain ol' leftovers can be refurbished into a delicious, heartwarming meal. And who's going to say no to veggies if they're tossed with a creamy sauce and topped with bubbling cheese? I didn't think so.
Casseroles tend to appear on my table during important milestones and celebrations. As a matter of fact, chicken tetrazzini was the first thing I ever cooked for my boyfriend (hint: we're still together). Obviously I take the matter very seriously. Lately I've been experimenting with finding the perfect base recipe. The little black dress of béchamel, if you will. Granted, making my sauce from scratch takes a bit longer than using a can, but the best things in life usually do.
Two spoonfuls deep into this delicious Ham and Linguine Casserole and I realized my search was over. Twelve spoonfuls deep and I needed a nap. (Too bad there was nobody around to stop me from devouring it straight from the pan. I should never be allowed to cook alone!).
So without further ado, I'm pleased to introduce you to the mother of all casserole recipes. There will be many more in my future, I can assure you. I'm already envisioning all of the possible flavor combinations, like turkey and mushrooms or chicken and asparagus. I think great-grandmothers everywhere would approve.
Ham and Linguine Casserole
4 cups cooked and diced ham
1 large red bell pepper, chopped
1 large green bell pepper, chopped
1 medium onion, chopped
5 tablespoons butter
6 tablespoons flour
3 cups milk (2% or whole), scalded
1/3 cup chicken stock or broth
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese, divided
3/4 cup shredded parmesan cheese, divided
1 teaspoon mustard powder
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
Freshly ground pepper, to taste
1 pound linguine noodles, broken into thirds and cooked to al dente
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Add a couple tablespoons of canola or olive oil into a large skillet. Over medium heat, sweat onions until softened. Add red and green peppers and cook until they just become tender, about 5 minutes.
In a sauce pan, melt butter on medium-low heat. Add flour and whisk until smooth (and flour taste is cooked out), about three minutes. Pour in scalded milk and chicken broth. Cook, constantly stirring, until very thick. Mix in 1/2 cup of cheddar and 1/2 cup of Parmesan and stir until melted and creamy. Remove from the heat and add mustard powder, salt, and pepper.
Combine sauce with ham, linguine, and vegetables. Taste and add more salt and pepper if desired. Pour the mixture into a large casserole dish. Sprinkle remaining cheddar and parmesan on top and cook until warm and bubbling, approximately 35 to 45 minutes.
To reheat, cut the casserole into large squares. Pour about 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water into the seams and around the edges. (This allows moisture to steam the casserole instead of drying it out. The slices will "cook" themselves back together and the water will evaporate.) Cover with aluminum foil and bake at 350°F until hot and bubbly.
If you aren't feeding a crowd, split the casserole between two smaller dishes and freeze one for next week. (Images: Nealey Dozier)
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The Blue Jackets found themselves with "a good problem to have" after drafting Ryan Murray, acquiring Jack Johnsonand retaining Nikita Nikitin in the last few months.
An already-deep blueline got deeper at the NHL Draft in Pittsburgh, and at some point, a move had to be made. That move came today, as Columbus dealt Marc Methot to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for Nick Foligno, a young and emerging top-six forward.
Foligno broke out in a big way in 2011-12, getting regular top-six minutes under new head coach Paul MacLean and playing in a variety of situations. The 24-year-old scored 15 goals and totaled 47 points while playing all 82 games, adding a goal and four points in the Senators' seven-game playoff run (knocked out in the first round against the New York Rangers).
In his first full NHL season (2008-09), Foligno bounced between the second and third lines and managed to register 17 goals and 32 points in 81 games. The native of Buffalo, N.Y. has represented the United States at the 2009 and 2010 IIHF World Hockey Championship tournaments, the latter of which served as a springboard to the next stage of his career.
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Blue Jackets TV voice Jeff Rimer is one of the league's most "plugged-in" guys, and he has a pulse on what's cooking around the NHL as free agency opens today.
Rimer dropped by to update us on what he's hearing around the league, and what fans can expect on the Blue Jackets' front (as well as other big names in free agency) as the frenzy continues...
RIMER'S UPDATE: As far as the Blue Jackets are concerned, I expect them to look for ways to improve their depth at the forward position. They're not going to be in the hunt for Zach Parise, and I don't necessarily think that Parise will sign first, regardless. I think, more realistically, the Blue Jackets will make a move for a forward that can help complement the top two lines and possibly in the bottom six. I also believe they will add a goaltender to the mix, as well.
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Happy Canada Day!
First off, we wish a very happy Canadian holiday to all of our friends north of the border (and to the Canadians who now make their home in the United States). We're less than an hour away from the start of NHL free agency, and what better way to track all of the action than with the CBJ Today?
The wildly unpredictable news and chains of events are what make this day so exciting. There are big names available every year, and 2012 is no different. Where will star winger Zach Parise sign? What about top defenseman Ryan Suter, or underrated offensive defender Matt Carle of Philadelphia? How will the goaltending market shake out?
These are questions that, while not guaranteed to be answered before the close of July 1, will dominate conversation around the NHL landscape as we move along.
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The Blue Jackets knew they were getting a solid player when they acquired Nikita Nikitin from the St. Louis Blues, but it's safe to say the defenseman blew expectations out of the water.
He battled through a tough situation in St. Louis, and came to Columbus with a fresh outlook – and it paid off. Nikitin, 25, earned heavy minutes from both Scott Arniel and Todd Richards during the 54 games he played for the Blue Jackets in 2011-12, and quickly became a permanent fixture on a strengthened blue line.
Nikitin officially signed a two-year, $4.3 million contract extension with the Blue Jackets this afternoon, keeping him in the union blue sweater through the 2013-14 season. He was scheduled to become a restricted free agent (RFA) later this week, but GM Scott Howson and Nikitin's camp both had an interest in agreeing to new deal as soon as possible.
The new deal will buy one year of Nikitin's unrestricted free agency years. Per the terms of the agreement, he will earn $1.8 million next season and $2.5 million in 2013-14.
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When the NHL Draft concluded last weekend, we spoke with Scott Howson and he indicated both drafted goaltenders could play junior hockey in Canada this upcoming season.
The first step in that process came today with the CHL Import Draft, and it was nothing but good news for both Oscar Dansk and Joonas Korpisalo. The top-ranked Swedish (Dansk) and Finnish (Korpisalo) netminders in the 2012 draft class were both selected in the top five of the import draft, a strong indication that they could each have starting jobs as early as this season.
Dansk was taken third overall by the Erie Otters (OHL), a club that struggled mightily last year (10-52-6) and could use some help between the pipes. The big, athletic goaltender will get playing time, and could play a large role in getting the Otters back to respectability in the Midwest division.
If Korpisalo decides to play junior hockey, he will start his career in the WHL with the Prince George Cougars. The 18-year-old Finn is regarded as one of the quickest and most athletic goalies in the draft, and if he gets a chance to crack the lineup for the Cougars, we could be hearing his name a lot as the season progresses.
I talked to Blue Jackets goaltending coach Ian Clark about both of these goaltenders, who will be in Columbus for development camp beginning July 3.
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Before we get this blog started, can we take a moment to marvel at that absolutely awesome pass by Nikita Nikitin? Easily one of my top Blue Jackets plays of the second half of the year. Catches the Red Wings defense napping in the neutral zone, stretches the ice, and Derick Brassard is on the business end to cash it behind Ty Conklin. Brilliant stuff.
Oops, sorry. This guy is having a hard time coping with the offseason. How many days until training camp? Holy dog days, man.
Anyway, what we're looking at today are the Blue Jackets' restricted free agents. The dawn of UFA Day is less than a week away and it's time to get geared up for one of the more fast-paced days in the National Hockey League. How much activity will there be? It's always hard to tell, but we anticipate a busy week (or more) on the Blue Jackets front.
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Feeling "replaced" is never easy for any player (let alone a goaltender) and Blue Jackets goaltending coach Ian Clark could see it in Sergei Bobrovsky.
Fresh off a stellar campaign with the Philadelphia Flyers in 2010-11, Flyers GM Paul Holmgren instigated a complete organizational makeover. First, team captain Mike Richards and scoring center Jeff Carter were sent packing in exchange for prospects and draft picks.
Holgmren used the spare salary cap space to sign free agent Ilya Bryzgalov to a nine-year contract, sending Bobrovsky down a rung on the organizational ladder. He had just won 28 games for the Flyers and posted a 2.59 goals-against average, but instead, would be relegated to backup goaltender duty.
Bobrovsky soldiered on and waited for his opportunity. This past weekend, he got it -- coming to the Blue Jackets in a trade that sent draft picks to the Flyers. One man who is extremely excited to have "Bob" in the organization is goaltending coach Ian Clark, who has watched Bobrovsky's game closely over the past few years and knows exactly what he's getting: a confident, hard-working kid who wants a chance to assert himself in the National Hockey League.
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What a week!
First off, before we get things started on the blog, my many thanks go out to the people of Pittsburgh, the Penguins, and the National Hockey League for making the 2012 NHL Draft a great experience for all involved. We were fortunate to have great weather (which always helps), but those in charge of putting on the event did a tremendous job. I'm already looking forward to next year's draft in New Jersey -- but not before we get to roll out the red carpet in January for the All-Star Game here in Columbus!
Now, on to business.
I got the sense from Scott Howson and the Blue Jackets staff (both before and after the draft) that they were going into the weekend with an aggressive mentality toward filling needs in the organization. Top of the list, as Howson has said many times, was the goaltending position. That doesn't simply mean players at the NHL level -- the club needed top-end prospects that can develop into No. 1 goaltenders in the next few years.
After the team opted to let Mathieu Corbeil go back into the draft pool (and he was not selected in this year's draft), it was clear they were going after goaltenders.
By all accounts, and from those I talked to, the sense is the Blue Jackets got two very solid prospects at goaltender -- and Oscar Dansk (31st overall) was their top-rated netminder. Many mock drafts had Dansk going in the first round, and after Howson said there was a player at No. 31 they "really like," you got the feeling it was Dansk.
|Oscar Dansk meets CBJ director of amateur scouting Tyler Wright at the NHL Draft.
Joonas Korpisalo could be a sleeper for the Blue Jackets. Dansk may be the guy who gets more of the attention because of where he was selected, but Korpisalo has a ton of raw, natural ability and says he likes to model his game after fellow Finn netminder Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators. Korpisalo is 6-foot-3 and regarded as a quick-footed, athletic goalie who makes efficient movements between the pipes. Like Dansk, he's likely a few years away from the NHL, but Howson said both goaltenders could play in Canadian junior hockey this season.
Blue Jackets fans will get a close-up look at all of this year's draft picks when Development Camp begins on July 3 at the OhioHealth Ice Haus. BlueJackets.com and JacketsTV will have you covered wall-to-wall once the sessions begin -- and don't forget, the practices are open to the public. So come down to the Arena District and get a glimpse of the future in the Blue Jackets organization!
On the pro side, things will start to heat up as we get closer to the start of NHL free agency. Howson got out ahead of the game by trading draft picks to the Flyers for Sergei Bobrovsky, who is going to come into training camp with an opportunity to compete for the No. 1 goaltender's job. The scouting report on "Bob" is that he's got a lot of talent, and has playoff experience while with the Flyers -- and posted some impressive numbers during the 2010-11 season when he got ample playing time.
Howson said the team still plans to add another goaltender that can play in the NHL once free agency opens, so we'll keep track of that as news develops. July 1 falls on a Sunday this year, so kick back, relax, and follow our coverage on BlueJackets.com as soon as the clock strikes noon and the "frenzy" is under way. I'll be speaking with Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards and goaltending coach Ian Clark today about the acquisition of Bobrovsky, so look for a story on the site either tonight or tomorrow morning.
Again, thank you for reading our coverage all week long from Pittsburgh, and for interacting with us on Twitter @BlueJacketsNHL. Stay tuned as we bring you all the #CBJ news throughout the offseason, as we get set for the 2012-13 season!
PITTSBURGH – On Thursday night, Scott Howson jokingly said he had a guess as to who the Edmonton Oilers would select with the first overall pick. When he had the opportunity to select Ryan Murray a few minutes later, there was nothing but certainty.
The 18-year-old captain of the WHL's Everett Silvertips became the newest member of the Blue Jackets organization on Friday, and joins an already-strong group of defensemen in Columbus. Howson and the club's hockey operations staff sat with fingers crossed, hoping the Oilers would leave Murray on the board. When it became reality, the Blue Jackets selected the player they had rated No. 1 on their pre-draft list.
He has all the characteristics that a solid hockey player is comprised of: natural leadership ability, a willingness to always improve, and – not to be forgotten – a mature, pro-style game on the ice surface.
At least two other NHL clubs were keenly interested in moving up in the order to take Murray, but Howson stayed put.
"We got a very attractive offer to move off, too, and we just said no," Howson said. "We got another offer from the same team and we said no again. They kept coming, but we were locked in on Ryan Murray. He was No. 1 on our list and that's the guy we wanted to take.
"(Defense) is certainly the strongest part of our team, and I think it's crucial to win in the NHL from the back end out. We added a goalie today, so hopefully we're getting a little sturdier in the defensive zone and in defending. Now we're going to have to address how we score."
Though Howson said Murray was the top player on the Blue Jackets' list, they made sure not to let Murray in on the secret. After several days of meetings – and more than one with Columbus – Murray sat in the seats at CONSOL Energy Center with his parents by his side, and his mind full of uncertainty as the seven o'clock hour approached.
The giant exhale after hearing his name called made it all worthwhile.
"They didn't make it clear to me, no," Murray said with a laugh. "I met with them earlier (Thursday) and had a good meeting. They were pretty intense towards me, but they were a lot nicer to me after the draft. It's crunch time and there were a lot of big decisions that needed to be made."
One decision that wasn't difficult was to bring 71-year-old Parker Fowlds to Pittsburgh with him to witness his life-changing moment – and it's because Fowlds made Murray's first life-changing event a possibility.
Fowlds welcomed Murray into his home as a billet two years ago in Everett, Wash., and the lessons Murray learned can't be quantified in value. "Home away from home" can sometimes be tired phrase, but for Murray, Fowlds' home was home, and a big reason why he was able to stride across the stage and shake Gary Bettman's hand.
"He wanted to come (to the draft) since the start of the year," Murray said. "I've been with him for two years, and he's taken me in and really been like a father to me.
"He's a great guy that's really taken care of me over the past two years, so I really wanted him to be here."
Many scouts and NHL types believe Murray is ready to step in and play right away, but as Howson has repeatedly said, the player will ultimately make that decision. Murray took a step in that direction this past season, when he was invited to Team Canada's pre-tournament camp for the IIHF World Hockey Championship.
After a tremendous showing at the World Junior tournament earlier in the year, he earned the opportunity to train with some of the elite players in the game. One of his teammates during the tournament was Blue Jackets defenseman Marc Methot, who Murray said gave a ringing endorsement of the city of Columbus and the organization Murray now calls home.
All it took was a couple of injuries on the Canadian blue line and Murray was forced into game action – an experience that he said not only helped him get better at the time, but will be something he can reflect on as his career progresses.
"It was just a great experience for me," Murray said. "I was only supposed to go down there for about a week and maybe get some exhibition games in, and some guys got hurt and it kind of opened the door for me.
"It was great to play with those guys, practice with them and see how they prepare themselves both on and off the ice."
"They have a lot of good defensemen," he said, smiling. "I have a lot of work to do."
ANDERSON THRILLED TO BE DRAFTED BY COLUMBUS: We just spoke with Blue Jackets fourth-round pick Josh Anderson, a strong young forward out of the London Knights organization in the OHL. He couldn't have been more excited, and after a strong first season in major junior hockey, he said that he has set goals for himself as he moves into the sophomore campaign.
In 2011-12, Anderson tallied 12 goals and 22 points in 64 games with Knights. He carried a +17 rating and regularly played against opposing teams' top players. He's considered to be a two-way player that can check and score goals, and that's exactly what he wants to do more of next year. Anderson scored five points in 19 playoff games as the Knights won the OHL championship, before eventually losing to Shawinigan in the Memorial Cup final.
Here's what Anderson told BlueJackets.com after being picked:
On his feelings after being drafted:
"It's great. This is an unbelievable feeling...I'm so happy to be part of this organization. I talked to the Blue Jackets during the Combine and I knew they liked me then, but I had no idea they would be picking me today. It was a total surprise, but it's awesome."
On the kind of player he is/what style he plays:
"I'm a strong two-way player, and I'm real committed to playing hard at both ends of the rink. I consider myself an unselfish player, and I'll do whatever it takes to help my team win games. I block shots, take a hit to make a play and get the puck out...anything that helps the team, I'll do it."
On his goals for next year:
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Skip to comments.Regulatory czar (Cass Sunstein) leaving White House to return to Harvard Law School
Posted on 08/03/2012 1:33:50 PM PDT by Libloather
Regulatory czar leaving White House to return to Harvard Law School
By Justin Sink - 08/03/12 09:26 AM ET
Cass Sunstein, a top adviser to President Obama who functions as a gatekeeper on federal regulations, is leaving the White House to return to Harvard Law School.
Obama heralded Sunstein, administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, "for his friendship and for his years of exceptional service."
"For the last three and a half years, Cass Sunstein has helped drive a series of historic accomplishments on behalf of the American people," Obama said in a statement. "From putting in place lifesaving protections for Americas families, to eliminating tens of millions of hours of paperwork burdens for our nations citizens and businesses, Cass has shown that it is possible to support economic growth without sacrificing health, safety, and the environment."
Obama and Sunstein originally met at the University of Chicago law school, where they both taught constitutional law. Sunstein moved to Harvard after meeting his future wife Samantha Power, the National Security Councils senior director for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, and herself part of Harvard's faculty while campaigning for Obama in Iowa.
A specialist in administrative law and regulatory policy, Sunstein worked as a "regulatory czar" in the White House, looking to streamline government policies.
Sunstein drew a fair amount of controversy from both the left and the right. His departure will bring a sigh of relief to some environmental and public health advocates, who alleged Sunstein was too willing to bend an ear to oil companies and other industries seeking to weaken regulations. And other liberals objected to his libertarian-leaning behavioral economics theories.
But Sunstein also drew fire from some conservatives like Glenn Beck, who, in April of 2010, called the professor "the most dangerous man in America" and seized on comments about gun control he made in his academic writing.
Sunstein has long been rumored as a potential choice of Obama for a Supreme Court vacancy, if one were to open.
BS and commie
Sunstein - and his wife - are satanic.
Look at your family - if he had his way, they wouldn't exist. Period.
And either would you.
What's the difference if he leaves, they both are infiltrated and run by marxists.
A human cockroach scurrying back to its den in academia.
Don't let the door hit ya, where the good Lord split ya!
Its hard to say where they do most damage.
Agreed. In the socialist hatcheries of "higher learning", they feed their poisoness doctrine like royal jelly to the pupating marxists of tomorrow. Another graduating class is like an infected cell, bursting forth with new virii to infiltrate society.
Have fun being back there, Commie.
(not you, Libloather)
That place screams failed quasi-intellectual if there ever was one.
Its just like congressmen. We cheer the retirement of guys like Barney Frank but he'll do just as much damage as a lobbyist or advisor.
Meet The Horrible New Obama-Era Elite, or All The Presidents Middlebrows
Cruel, and sad, and written from a left-wing perspective, but brilliant and true.
His type are a incestuous, ever mutating growth of insidious disease contaminating the cause and love of freedom.
Just because you can't see it, it doesn't mean the festering pustuals of toxic power hungery, mad, evil men ever go away.
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Harvard used to be a quality institution. Today, most State university graduates get a far better education, objectively speaking. They only miss the networking, which they are not eligible for anyway.
Most of the regs he helped to craft haven't fully gone into effect yet...gettin' out of Dodge before the s-h-t-f.
The RNC should link all of his efforts directly to the impact on job creation. Regulation by regulation........
He is running from something big about to hit the fan. I smell scandal.
He may be dumb (and evil) but he's not stupid.
Another rat fleeing a sinking rat-infested ship.
I agree these types never leave power, they are always forced or see the end and leave. What has caused this rat to run is the big question.
Cass just wants to get out in front of the eventual herd.
I bet the answer is sitting in Darrel Issa's office or at Romney Headquarters....Lol. Or maybe somewhere over at Breitbart.
The fact that we have such a creature as a "regulatory czar" and nobody thinks it's weird, exemplifies everything that's wrong in contemporary America.
So, Sunstein's going back to Harvard so he continue to pollute the minds of another generation of Harvard lawyers?
What's so great about that? He should be in jail for what he has done,... or flipping burgers at Burger King and doing a job that does somebody some good and not evil!
So, Sunstein's going back to Harvard so he continue to pollute the minds of another generation of Harvard lawyers?
What's so great about that? He should be in jail for the damage he has done,... or flipping burgers at Burger King and thus doing a job that does some good and not evil!
To expand the infestation.
Agreed. Sunstein is power crazed, and there's no way he can get that kind of power at Harvard. So he must know that term two isn't happening.
Personally, I think the dems are going to kick Barry upstairs.. Maybe UN chief, or at least head of the Ford Foundation. Barry wants to go international.
Exactly! According to the site,'Ulsterman Reports' new contributor,'Military Insider', Sunstein is the author of a plan prepared for the Obama White House called,"By any means necessary". This plan by Sunstein,is said to inlcude a deliberately created mass casualty event,so Obama can suspend elections,declare martial law and thereby retain power,"By any means necessary".
16,500 BRAND NEW IRS agents hired to enforce Commiecare. Cass must've missed that one. Is he exempt, too?
The kill list?
Hmmmm..not sure I buy the stuff ultersman peddles but it would not surprise me one bit. Did he come out with this before or after Sustein's sudden departure today?
Interesting article at infowars on coming collapse and martial law. Going on way before Sunstein.
Scurrying back to Harvard????? The commie should be frog-marched to Leavenworth.
"For the last three and a half years, Cass Sunstein has helped drive a series of historic accomplishments on behalf of the American people," Obama said in a statement.
In other news Obama announced a national John Dillinger appreciation day in honor of Dillinger's historic accomplishments on behalf of the banking industry. Next week Bernie Madoff will be honored for his historic accomplishments on behalf of American investors. In a world where Obama gets a Nobel "peace" prize before he even has a chance to do anything worthwhile anyone can be recognized for anything, actual accomplishment is unnecessary.
It was several weeks ago,before Sunstein's departure. As a matter-of-fact,it was the first contribution from,'Military Insider'.
'Military Insider',did not reveal what he saw in detail.So i can't comment on any,"Kill List".
What exactly is administrative law? I've only heard it mentioned in the news in recent years.
We need a pic of the Cass Joker standing in the ruins of an American city saying "my work is done now."
Thanks for the article link.
I giggle — and cringed — reading it.
"What is with the hordes of idiots coming in/out of Harvard?
That place screams failed quasi-intellectual if there ever was one."
Apparently that school is living on its reputation, not its reality.
There was a discussion on Hacker News (a popular programmers community) linking to an article about the things Harvard students like. The study found that they are attracted to famous people, trendy topics, and having fun while MIT students were preoccupied with computers and the sciences (actually learning stuff). Frisbee, Netflix and wine actually made the Harvard list!
Stuff Harvard People Like
Stuff Harvard, MIT, Stanford & Caltech People Like
Harvard is living on its past.
He's not one of us.
.. and have the czar take with him the rules he used to fetter us!
Here's how President Obama's head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and author of "Repulblic.com," Cass Sunstein, describes FreeRepublic.com as "group polarization," where people segregate themselves so effectively online with other like-minded thinkers that they create an echo chamber where the group's worst and most malevolent opinions get reinforced and strengthened.
"'We might want to consider,' Sunstein startlingly told the Times recently, 'the possibility of ways of requiring or encouraging sites [like FR] to link to opposing viewpoints.'"
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