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Skip to comments.10 Questions for Sarah Palin What ABC News anchor Charles Gibson should ask the candidate.
Posted on 09/11/2008 9:23:42 AM PDT by nikos1121
ABC News anchor Charles Gibson's forthcoming interview with Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palinher first since being hoisted onto the ticket by John McCainwill give a national audience an unvarnished look at the candidate. Because Palin is telegenic and the interview will be shot against scenic Alaskan backdrops, the only thing to prevent the interview from turning into sweet Republican syrup will be tough questions from Gibson.
Gibson and his team got knocked by Washington Post columnist Tom Shales as "shoddy," "despicable," and "prosecutorial" after they hosted the April 16 debate between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
1) What Bush administration policy do you disagree with most, and what would you have done differently?
Then how much smaller would the McCain budget be and where precisely should he cut?
2) How are you like Hillary Clinton?
3) You're running as a reformer, a crusader against the special interests and politics as usual. Setting aside for a moment Sen. Ted Stevens' legal problems, should Alaska return to the Senate this Republican who has delivered more pork to his state than virtually any other elected official? Yes or no?
But in the past you had no problem with asking Alaskans to vote out a standing Republican. You challenged the incumbent Republican governor, Frank Murkowski, on a pork-slaying, reformist platform and beat him in the primary. Isn't Stevens as antithetical to your views on good government as Murkowski?
4) Unique among all U.S. governors, you lead a state that shares a border with Russia, a sometimes hostile nation with a nuclear arsenal and new geopolitical ambitions. Given that, how do you evaluate Vladimir Putin?
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what time is the interview??
Charles Gibson?? C'mon MSM.
Answer to question 2......easy
Aside from being female......not at all.
Why ask a question if you already know the answer? This is "gotcha" journalism -- the kind of thing Obama NEVER has to worry about.
I don't know what the MSM expect her to say (actually, I do), but hopefully these will be the questions.
I don't know why Sarah Palin is even bothering with this interview. They should just ask Jack Shafer what she thinks. Apparently he has all the answers and knows exactly what she's thinking at any give moment!
According to the ABC News website the interview will be broken up into segments. The first one of which starts at 6:30 tonight on ABC World News.
I will be watching with fingers crossed. She needs to do well.
I read that ABC was handed a list of Topics and Questions which should be off of the table for this Interview with Gibson. If this is true, I am more than a little disappointed.
Seriously, I would not expect her to answer that way (although we know you're right)
She will handle that with the same grace she showed when she thanked Ferraro and Clinton at her acceptance speech.
I think she would focus on the love of family and her child. She would win hundreds of brownie points.
These poor unsophisticated liberals don't get it. It's her f*&%$@! script. McCain has just been borrowing it. It's our job as conservatives to make him keep it. That's why we made him take her as his running mate.
If Gibson tries to embarrass her, she'll eat his lunch with a winning smile.
Yes, these questions are not predictable at all. LOL
I know they are desperately hoping she flounders and validates their smears, but I have no worries. They don't give her enough credit, and that's fine. It works to her advantage. I had no fears with her speech, and I have none here.
A more interesting question, what 10 question would she be asked if she was a democrat?
1. How does it feel to be the most loved woman in America?
2. Does it make you feel angry when people tell lies about your family?
3. Did it take a great deal of courage to kill the bridge to nowhere?
4. (if the interviewer was Babwa Walters) If you were a twee, what kind of twee would you be?
Notice that almost every one of these questions asks her to talk about someone else - Bush, Hillary, McCain, Stevens, Putin, instead of who Sarah Palin is and what her record is.
Libs don't want her to talk about herself.
As a Christian, I will be praying for her and this interview that she will be blessed by the Lord in thoughtful, well phrased and honest discourse. That Charles Gibson will be atleast fair in his questions and ask those that are important to the voters, not the media's view of things. And mostly how thankful I am that God has brought this woman onto the national scene at this time. Nothing is random or coincidence and "we know that all things work together for good to those who Love God, who are called according to His riches in mercy". Romans
Might as well throw in "Gov Palin, when did you stop beating your husband?"
Gibson's far and away the best of the three network anchors.
Here's hoping the McCain campaign ran their own video camera during the interview in order to be able to validate answers, their truncation and context.
That ain't saying much.
What you heard was that Michelle Obama informed the View ladies of her list of topics not to be mentioned.
McCain stated that NO topics were off limits in this ABC interview.
[Once again, like George Bush, the MSM is not expecting much from this little lady. They expect to see your basis Bimbo. ]
This is pretty much the last chance they have to drive a stake through Palin's heart. By October 2 and the Biden debate it will be too late, the campaign will be all but over. All Palin has to do tonight and even in the debate is refrain from swallowing her tongue and she will come out looking great.
AMEN, AMEN,and AMEN!!!
Fox News reported last night that no topics were off the table.
That is not saying very much, is it?
Given the insane viciousness of the Left since Palin's appearance on the national scene, maybe such a list had to be drawn up to exclude "dumbass questions about who Trig's real mommy is", "what drugs Track is on" and "how Todd cheated in the Snow Machine race".
I missed that and I do watch FOX NEWS on a regular basis. Thank you.
I don't want her talking about herself either. This is about conservatism(for want of a better term), not personalities. Thats the other side's specialty.
Conservatism sells.
>>Might as well throw in Gov Palin, when did you stop beating your husband?
Response: "Why do you hate America so much that you are willing to destroy my reputation for your liberal friends?"
I hope she answers any if them, "Those are Shafer's questions. Now, what are yours?".
Here I go again, but I can't help myself. Does Shafer get paid for what he does? He apparently thinks she's some white-knuckled church lady, someone who can't control her emotions when discussing someone she may dislike (the way a liberal would be). Has he ever watched Mrs. Palin? She knows how to talk about Hillary Clinton. She's done it before and earned her virtual endorsement. He thinks Mrs. Palin got to be governor without learning how to handle an interview?
This is such piker psychology, it makes me think Shafer was hard up for a column this morning and got his cat to write it. No offense to cats.
I'll be watching too.
Why segments?....ratings, spin control?
#4 is run-up to a gotcha. After she says what she thinks of Putin Gibson will ask, "Have you ever met with or spoken with him?"
Expect Gibson will only ask questions that (he thinks) will demonstrate her shortcomings.
She is going to serve the American people and as long as that comes out and is clear, they will not be able to lay a hand on her.
What is your source as this is not true from what I know. They said that there were no restrictions.
Sarah at the end of the interview should invite Charlie to go moose hunting with her.
When you turn the lights out at night, what do you think about?
This author is an idiot.
I'm sure she has smart people advising her, but I don't think she should do taped interviews. They will be edited to show her in the worst possible light.
Why not ask how she is like Margaret Thatcher. Or at least Elvis Presley.
My concern is with how they edit the interviews. The 60 Minutes producer has often bragged that he could have interviewed the Bill and Hillary differently such that they would have lost the election, but he chose to edit in a manner that made them look good, so they won.
You're running as a reformer, a crusader against the special interests and politics as usual. Setting aside Senator Robert Byrd's past as a community organizer, er Ku Klux Klan recruiter, should this former Democrat Majority Leader be returned to the Senate?
RE: "According to the ABC News website the interview will be broken up into segments. The first one of which starts at 6:30 tonight on ABC World News.
I will be watching with fingers crossed. She needs to do well"
There will be some very interesting "editing" going on here, so much so that what really is said may be lost.
Take that show, 60 Minutes. Decades ago, when I worked at Sunkist Growers they were interviewed and the result was a horrid smear against that organization. We were warned in advance by management, who had seen the final show before airing. It was SO disgusting and disappointing.
I truly wish Sarah had not agreed to this nonsense with ABC. MSM can never be trusted to convey the truth. Just hope for a decent outcome and get past it. Maybe Sarah will be so great nothing editors can do will get in the way.
Connie Chung: "just whisper it to me, just between you and me...
"As a Christian, I will be praying for her and this interview that she will be blessed by the Lord in thoughtful, well phrased and honest discourse. That Charles Gibson will be at least fair in his questions and ask those that are important to the voters, not the medias view of things. And mostly how thankful I am that God has brought this woman onto the national scene at this time. Nothing is random or coincidence and we know that all things work together for good to those who Love God, who are called according to His riches in mercy. Romans"
Amen. I will be praying that the Lord makes His words her words, His thoughts her thoughts, and binds the enemy from interfering with this interview in any way, shape, or form. May God anoint her with a mouth of wisdom that puts her adversaries to shame and points them to Christ. I pray for angelic protection over Sarah & her family and that the Lord Jesus is glorified in this interview.
I'm convinced (along with the author of this post: http://beta.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2079816/posts ) that MSM will try and skewer Sarah on her religious convictions. I see in her eyes, that she's had a vision. She has strong character and leads by example. Read the article and the author's concern and let me know how you'd answer the questions that he posts.
RE: "Heres hoping the McCain campaign ran their own video camera during the interview in order to be able to validate answers, their truncation and context."
Absolutely! This should've been a pre-condition set down by the McCain campaign before agreeing to this "interview" process.
Let them edit the crap out her interview. As much as the media is already drawing angst from the masses an attempt to do this would get exposed and help the ticket even more.
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She'll ride an elephant, snuggle a python, even go Rollerblading with her pet rat. And if there's any doubt as to her parentage, look at her face as she exclaims in her Aussie accent, "It's amaaaaazing!" With her new Discovery Kids series Bindi: The Jungle Girl, 8-year-old Bindi Irwin is clearly following in the bootprints of her father, Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. "I love it!" says Bindi of the show. "Animals are my friends, and this means I get to be with all my friends."
It's been eight months since Steve Irwin's deadly encounter with a stingray while shooting footage for his daughter's series. Now Bindi, her mom, Terri, 42, and her little brother Robert, 3, are moving on—but honoring Steve's memory all at once. Bindi's show premieres on June 9; on June 8, Bindi also appears on an Animal Planet special honoring Steve, My Daddy the Croc Hunter. After his death, Terri vowed to keep the family strong while carrying on Steve's mission to educate people about endangered wildlife. "I'm very proud of how we've stuck together," says Terri from the Jungle Girl set near the family's home in Queensland, Australia. "We've kept life going as normal as we could." It hasn't been easy. "People think that with time you start healing," she says. "But with time I miss Steve even more." So she chose to "refocus on the kids"—including moving forward with Bindi's TV projects. "Steve would have agreed."
Though Terri marvels at how her daughter has "blossomed" making the show, she's quick to point out that the homeschooled Bindi is in most ways an average 8-year-old: "She doesn't love every vegetable on her plate, and I have to make her brush her teeth every morning." When not filming, Bindi—who lives with her mom and brother at the family's Australian Zoo—practices martial arts and enjoys surfing. "I like the feeling of getting out there on a big wave and riding it in," she says.
Lately, though, Bindi spends more time in an on-set jungle tree house while interacting with everything from wombats to Madagascar hissing cockroaches ("Love 'em!" she says). In each Jungle Girl episode, Bindi also sings and dances to animal-themed songs with her backup crew the Crocmen—a bit of showbiz pizzazz even her extroverted dad never tried. "It's been fun and exciting for her," says Terri of the show. "Bindi's had so many different animals on the set, and between takes she's swinging and climbing ropes in the tree house. While Robert isn't involved in the filming, he likes to be there too." Most importantly, working on the series also means Bindi can keep close to the memory of her dad. "He inspires me," she says. "I keep him with me the whole time."
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Cheech & Chong Parodies 24 on MadTVApril 3rd, 2009 by Rick
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A decision of the Supreme Court of Tennessee makes many of the physicians of that state illegal practitioners. In passing on a suit involving the collection of certain fees for medical services, the court decided that the account could not be collected by process of law. The reason assigned was that the physician's license had not been recorded verbatim by the county clerk and, the time fixed by law for such recording having elapsed, that the license was, therefore, void. This seems an imposition on the physician, who certainly had conformed to the statutes so far as his part was concerned. It seems that by the failure on the part of the county clerks to do their duty the physicians of the state are unwittingly subject to the penalties for illegal practice. In addition to this they have, in the aggregate, been put to a vast amount of trouble, inconvenience
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A defence counsel for alleged 1971 Al Badr commander ATM Azharul Islam on Sunday vehemently opposed the prosecution plea for compensation to Birangana Mansura Khatun, a Liberation War victim, in sentencing the accused to death penalty, saying there is no such provision in the International Crimes (Tribunals) Act, 1973.
Barrister M Shishir Manir came up with the view while submitting the defence case summing-up arguments on the remaining law points before the three-member International Crimes Tribunal-1.
Referring to the Bangladesh Penal Code (BPC), the defence counsel argued that even the BPC carries the term fine as a penal offence, but there is no provision sentencing an accused to compensation as punishment since compensation and fine fundamentally differs with each other.
Referring to the ICT Rules of Procedure (RP), Shishir said that though the tribunal enjoys the power of regulating its own procedure subject to the provision of the ICT Act, 1973, it may also impose fine or reparation in sentencing the accused proportionate to the gravity of the crime. The RP did not provide the term compensation as penal offence, he added.
Interrupting Shishir, the tribunal pointed out that compensation as the penal offence has been incorporated under the Nari-O-Shishu Nirjatan Daman Ain.
Replying to the tribunal's query, Shishir said the very concept of the term compensation is different. In that case the penal offence of compensation has to be mentioned specifically, he contended.
Further referring to the ICT RP, the defence counsel said it has incorporated reparation which is not identical with compensation.
The defence counsel submitted that the tribunal has to give sentence alternative to the capital punishment following the general principle of the law. Or else, it will go against the parent law -- the ICT Act, 1973, he said, adding that fine or reparation can't go with the compensation as it caries different legal nomenclature.
About the hearsay evidence, the defence counsel admitted the prosecution argument on its admissibility. He, however, said that although admissible, any hearsay evidence must be corroborated by the other witnesses. In this context, the tribunal will have to follow the legal principles of jurisprudence about its probative value and reliability.
The tribunal has to consider prudently whether the hearsay witness provides evidence beyond his knowledge since the charge against the accused carries capital punishment, said Shishir.
About the credibility of the old evidence to prove the charges made against his client, the defence counsel said there might be inconsistencies of the evidence over the facts as the incidents had taken place long ago. In that case, the fundamental feature of the fact has to be considered, he argued, referring to the RP section 50 that says, "The burden of proving the charge shall lie upon the prosecution (beyond reasonable doubt)."
The defence case summing-up arguments over, designated prosecutor Zead Al Malum sought time for homework for rebuttal.
Allowing the prosecution plea, the tribunal adjourned the trial proceedings for September 18.
On November 12, 2013, the tribunal framed charges against ATM Azharul Islam for his involvement in crimes against humanity, including genocide, during the Liberation War in collaboration with the Pakistan occupation army, dismissing his discharge plea.
Also assistant secretary general of Jamaat-e-Islami, Azharul faces six counts of charges of crimes against humanity during the 1971 Liberation War like killing, abduction, confinement, torture, loot, arson, rape and genocide in Rangpur district.
A week after submitting the formal charge by the prosecution, the tribunal on July 25, 2013 took cognisance of the charge against Azharul as it found a strong prima facie case against the accused under subsections 3(2) and 4(1) (2) of the International Crimes (Tribunals) Act 1973.
According to the prosecution case, Azharul had been involved in the killing of more than 1,200 unarmed innocent civilians in Rangpur during the Liberation War in collaboration with the Pakistan occupation army.
It mentioned that Azharul Islam had played a key role in the killing of intellectuals, cultural personalities, physicians and lawyers in different areas of Rangpur during the 1971 war.
On August 22, 2012, police arrested Azharul from his Moghbazar house in the capital in connection with the war crimes case, after the tribunal issued a warrant for his arrest upon a prosecution plea.
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Skip to comments.High HIV Rates for Black Women Frighten Health Reporter
Posted on 10/22/2010 7:03:24 AM PDT by flowerplough
How a new report on HIV infection in the Big Apple scared a health reporter into getting tested and having a frank discussion with her "boo."
By Tomika Anderson
My longtime lover and I were driving through Harlem when we passed a billboard that made me want to slam on the brakes and pull the car over. On it were two women -- one black and one Latina -- their pretty, youthful faces in lights. But under their pictures was a statistic that sucker-punched me: 93.4 percent.
As in, 93.4 of all new HIV cases among women in NYC occur among black and Latina women.
According to the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, a majority of the newest reported infections among women in that city were obtained during heterosexual sex. And the number of newly infected black women is on the rise: The latest count (which covers the first half of 2009) is up nearly 2 percent from 2008.
The astronomical figure hits even closer to home for me: Not only do Black women account for more than 66 percent of all new cases (beating Latinas two to one), but the group of sistas getting infected fastest are 30 to 39 years old -- an age when many of us are getting married or are trying to be married. When many of us are having children. When many of us -- myself included -- figure, hell, I've been in this long-term relationship for a while ... I can let down my guard and trust my partner. Right?
Clearly, wrong.
Three days later, I got my second HIV test of the year.
(Excerpt) Read more at theroot.com ...
Not sure I blindly trust the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene quite as much as they seem to trust the black and Latina women they are case-studying.
HIV is racist!
I wish there was something they could use to prevent the spread of disease and prevent pregnancy. You know, like some kind of ultra thin latex cover. Too bad there isn't anything like that available.
Nah, too easy.
Long term relationship? How about that tried and true relationship, monogamous marriage? Sorry, but the spread of age is greater in communities that have bought into the idea that sex with multiple partners is ok, IV drug use is more common, homosexual sex is high, etc etc. We know how HIV is transmitted, and it's fairly easy to avoid it.
The real question: Why is she in a relationship with someone she doesn't trust?
Heck, there's a far easier solution out there for this problem ...
One aspirin ---
--- firmly held between the knees.
I think the only other competing cause for women in NYC would be infected needles.
Oops, typo. Should have been spread of aids, not spread of age. Wish avoiding the spread of age were quite that simple!
"...in that city were obtained during heterosexual sex."
That may be a huge lie. Many Black and Hispanic women get HIV from men who are "on the down low" and leading a secret gay life.
You guys still buying into this absolute lie? HIV is a harmless retrovirus. It's ubiquitous. I've refuted this thousands of times here but it still keeps popping up. Absolute nonsense.
Sadly these types of problems quickly solve themselves.
Obviously Bush's fault . . . probably accelerated by those racists bastards in the Tea Party movement . . . Kinda' missed the part about "during SPOUSAL sex," or did I miss that?
I think the deal here is that 1) more gay men in these communities are on the down low and living a secretly bisexual lifestyle because homosexuality is less culturally accepted, 2) more men have been in prison, where they are more likely to have contracted and 3) there is higher drug use, so more chance that one's partner contracted it via a contaminated needle.
If you leave the gates wide open for anyone to enter, you're going to get some "riff-raff"...just sayin'
What would be even more effective would be to take that item while it is still in its package, and put it on the inside of her left knee, then hold it against the inside of her left knee with her right knee.
So, yes, all things that have to do with behaviors within the community.
Interesting - where can I read your refutation?
I guess my question for Tomika is this: Are you stepping out on your "long-time lover" and giving it away on the side? Or do you suspect your "long-time lover" is stepping out on you and getting some strange on the side? Or do you and/or your "long-time lover" use IV drugs with potentially contaminated needles? Unless one of these conditions is positive, you will most likely remain HIV negative.
LOL! My hips agree ;-).
A lot of their boyfriends are on the 'down low.'
Mine are in solidarity as well.
But not particularly caused by the individual women affected and black women may find it difficult to establish a relationship outside of their community.
I was going to say that maybe she could do better, find a man who's honest and committed to her ... but then I looked at the picture.
So Tomika's problem (and that of many of the women in her "94%" demographic group) is that she's fishing in the shallow end of the gene pond when it comes to character?
The woman chooses who she sleeps with, and while even making careful choices she may still contract one of the STDs out there (HIV is only the worst of several) she lessens her chance greatly. I do not believe we are tied to our communities in this day and age as we were in the past. You clearly disagree, and I won't comment on what I think of that opinion.
Guess that too many New York black and latin men are on the down low.
"Many Black and Hispanic women get HIV from men who are on the down low and leading a secret gay life."
You beat me to it. The whole "down-low" lifestyle in the black male community is terrifying. And I've heard that they believe that having homosexual sex doesn't make them gay, so they carry on with their heterosexual relationships, too. Their female partners are so vulnerable.
Of course it is easy to distort reality with clever use of statistics. For example, 93.4% of all new reported HIV cases among women were black or latino. So let's take a look at what this COULD mean. Let us suppose for example that during the time period in question (we really don't know was it new cases last month, last year, since Bush was defeated and the sun rose again in New York City?) but let's just assume it is in one year: Assume that of the NEW reported cases of HIV there were 100, and then assume that of the 100 new cases there were 16 women. Of these 16 women, 10 were black and 5 were hispanic. This would get us to the 93.4% of all NEW cases of HIV among women were black or latina with blacks making up 66% of the new cases.
That isn't quite as bleak as saying that any black or latina bimbo that opens up her legs for some guy is 94% likely to be infected with HIV.
They pick it up from their lovers/husbands who have been in prison/jail. DUH
Nothing in the article actually address what the HIV rates are for black women, only that the percentage of new HIV cases among women is much higher for blacks and latinas than it is among whites, or that blacks and latinas make up almost all of the NEW cases of HIV among women.
One would be led to believe that many black men are engaging in homosexual sex ,or using drugs and then having sex with women and passing it on.
But of course that is a logical solution.
Yes, this "long-time lover" is even less than a shack-up because she is so free to give it away that they aren't even living together. No telling how many combinations of DNA are swimming around in his boxers and her panties after they get dressed to go on their respective ways afterwards.
Hope Tomika doesn't work for NPR. Thoughtcrime like that could get her fired.
Okay, you have my attention, pontificate sir.
"The wages of sin is death".
The old Truths are still true.
Amen to that. Rules are there for a reason.
You would think that they would have testing done.
I really cannot comprehend behaving this way. It's like a different planet the mentality is so uncomprehensible to me.
Exactly. She should be concentrating on a career that puts her in a position of finding a decent man. Number two point eight billion I am all for women having a career.
Exactly. She should be concentrating on a career that puts her in a position of finding a decent man. Number two point eight billion I am all for women having a career.
Don't do that! Logic might hurt someone's feelings and self esteem!
Exactly. If a culture values self discipline, chastity, and morality, with a dash of going after decent men instead of gang members, the members of it will avoid massive amounts of infection from sexually transmitted diseases.
These women are idiots for dating people who are cirminals in the first place. Do these women NOT WANT to live a stable lifestyle?
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I hope the thousands of educators that attended ISTE 2013 have enjoyed their summer with Surface RT.
Surface RT is one of most thoughtfully designed mobile devices available today. It is just the right balance of play and then work. Since the Surface RT release ten months ago, Microsoft has been making rapid updates to make Surface better everyday. Now, we are on the verge of the most significant update since the Windows 8 launch–the release of Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1.
Windows 8.1 continues the original vision of Windows 8 and brings a raft of new features and improvements. There are many great videos that have been published on the Windows 8.1 release, so I will not recount them here. I will share that the Windows RT 8.1 and Windows 8.1 updates will be made available through the Windows Store for free. That means that in October, all of our ISTE 2013 Surface RT educators will be able to download the free update to their Surface RT device.
In the meantime, we have some exciting content being developed just for Surface RT. Stay tuned into my twitter handle @EDUCTO to get the latest information. Watch the video below to Jensen Harris show just a itsy bitsy bit of the new features in Windows 8.1.
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The Brat is being neglected by the Anchovy.
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Vintage 2011
Varietal Cabernet Sauvignon
Appellation Napa Valley
Vineyard Designation Dr. Crane Vineyard
Harvest Date 10/19/11
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Aging 26 Months, 100% new tight grain French Oak
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Tasting Notes Our Dr. Crane Vineyard designate Cabernet radiates a beautiful opulent violet hue. This wine bursts out of the glass with ripe blackberry compote, dark plum with notes of nutmeg and cedar box. Displaying a rich texture, the tannins give the sensation of many small stones compacted on the palate. Black fruits and dark chocolate dominate the palate while flavors of baking spice build over time with each sip. Perfectly balanced, this wine is great for food pairing and longevity. There is great harmony in this age-worthy cabernet that will survive decades.


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'I just wanted to get full ownership of my man, Ron, and see him from the inside out," says Matthew McConaughey, speaking of Ron Woodroof, the real-life figure he plays in Dallas Buyers Club. A cowboy, a cutup, a cokehead, a womanizer, Woodroof worked as an electrician, partying furiously, hanging with the rodeo crowd, a guy "without a purpose," McConaughey says.
And then Woodroof is told he has HIV, and has, at most, 30 days to live. "Frankly, we're surprised you're even alive," the doctors in the hospital say.
For McConaughey, understanding who Woodroof was became an obsession. And it wasn't just about losing weight - close to 40 pounds - to approximate the look of an HIV patient. A defiant, determined Woodroof lived seven years beyond that initial diagnosis, researching treatments and new drugs, smuggling unapproved meds from Mexico and Japan, setting up a one-stop shop to sell his wares to other patients battling AIDS.


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Skies clearing Friday night, 26 degrees
Weekend temps in the 40sUPDATED 5:55 PM EST Mar 07, 2014
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IN HARRISBURG RESTAURANT ROW. IF YOU'VE GOT WEEKEND PLANS AND YOU'RE HOPING THE WEATHER IS KIND TO YOU: YOU'RE IN LUCK. WARMER TEMPERATURES MAY BE ON THE WAY. NEWS 8 METEOROLOGIST MATT MOORE IS OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW... HE JOINS US LIVE WITH MORE. MATT? 3 An area of low pressure will slide to our east this afternoon and into the evening keeping an area of mid and high-level clouds across the region.More sunshine can be expected farther NW, farther away from the storm. Temperatures will drop into the low 30s/upper 20s by this evening.Decreasing clouds are in the forecast tonight as the area of low pressure pulls away. Temperatures will fall to the mid-20s. Enough moisture will be around that some patchy fog may develop as temperatures cool.As temperatures go below freezing, there may be some isolated areas of freezing fog, where the fog develops. After brief morning sun, clouds will increase Saturday ahead of a cold front moving across the Great Lakes. Saturday's highs will be seasonal, in the mid-40s. The front may bring a sprinkle or flurry late Saturday night into early Sunday morning.The second half of the weekend will be dry.Expect mostly sunny skies Sunday afternoon with highs in the low 40s.A milder "zonal" flow will develop starting Monday, which will boost temperatures well into the 50s for both Monday and Tuesday with mainly sunny conditions! Some high clouds may move in Tuesday late as another system approaches the Susquehanna Valley for the mid-week, which may bring the chance for more wintry/wet weather.This Evening: Variably Cloudy. Clearing NW.Chilly. Temps: 30s to 20s. Winds: NE 5-10 mph.Tonight: Decreasing clouds. Chilly. Patchy fog developing. Low: 26. Winds: N 5 mph.Saturday: Some AM sunshine. Increasing PM clouds. Seasonal.Sprinkle or flurry late. High: 46. Winds: W 5-10 mph.Sunday: Sprinkle or flurry before daybreak, then clearing skies. Brisk.High: 42. Winds: NW 5-15 mph.
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There will be more trust me lol.
as a horror film once said (slightly editted. . .)
'oh yes there will be A MARIO!'
I will have to go with galexy!
well thres 4
super mario galaxy
super mario paper
mario strikers charged
mari party 8
which will rain victorious???????????
There will be more trust me lol.
as a horror film once said (slightly editted. . .)
'oh yes there will be A MARIO!'
I will have to go with galexy!
super mario galaxy ! that looks cool
for me is strikers charged ( cuz its wifi lol)
galaxy hahha or mario kart woooooooooooooooo haha
well galaxy out of those at least for me
party games isnt for every1 neither is soccer (football for ukers)
paper mario is great and i love it but galaxy looks so amazing
i probably get strikers too
never got into mario party though
I vote for Galaxy as well. And by the way its Super Paper Mario.
The key to immortality is first living a life
worth remembering. - Bruce Lee
PSN ID: Byuakuya
I'd say Strikers, close second is Galaxy. I can imagine myself spending more time playing Mario Strikers than Galaxy.
My order of the best Mario games that will (or are) realeased:
Super Mario Galaxy: this game looks incredible and it could be the best Mario game yet
Super Paper Mario: This game looks like a lot of fun
Mario Party 8: if this game has Wi-Fi it will be awsome, and the Mario Party series has some of the best multiplayer
Mario Strikers: Charged: this game doesn't look amazing, but Wi-Fi could make it good.
Mario Kart Wii: Mario Kart Wii looks like fun, and Excite Truck showed a great racing control.
I think Galaxy and then strikers.


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Dominique Easley's injury turned out more serious than Florida hoped. He tore the ACL and medial meniscus in his right knee and is out for the season.
He joins five other Gators missing the rest of the year: QB Jeff Driskel (broken leg), WR Andre Debose (ACL), LB Matt Rolin (ACL), OT Chaz Green (torn labrum) and CB Nick Washington (shoulder).
Here is the updated injury report heading into Saturday's game at Kentucky (7 p.m., ESPNU):


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This is a guest post by Ken Woods
Today I found myself in a heated Facebook debate over Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's call to action bringing the company's work-from-home employees into to the Silicone Valley office. One of my always opinionated Facebook "friends" started my morning with a nasty post using uncalled-for language. After pouring my first cup of coffee, I sat down for my 20-minute morning social media check. It's important to stay afoot of trending topics when you're a writer. But today was different.
After seeing that post, I thought, "Who are you to defame someone you know nothing about. Who are you to give your unintelligible opinion each and every day?" I've always wanted to say something to this guy, and today was the day. Back and forth we went on that topic that seeped into other topics and all of a sudden I felt regret. Why did I fall to this person's level? I start going through all my very public comments and deleting them. But the damage has been done. What about you?
There are rules to social media activity that we must, as an intelligent society, follow. Have some manners in business and in pleasure.
Keep it Real — Business Edition
When turning to social media from a business standpoint (which you should do), be professional. You can push the limits if you're, say, GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons and are looking for the initial shock. But search Bob Parsons and you won't see his dog as his profile picture. You'll find his real name, and you'll find legitimately helpful articles he's written and charities he's donated to. Start with these tips for a good online visibility.
- Fill out your online profiles with your real information and photos (no pets please).
- Don't use the same account for your personal connections. Be sure your screen name represents your business. 'Rainbowsandglitter1' might best be suited for your personal account.
- Be tactful with your posts. Future bosses and current clients will look at your social media history. Your online actions could make or break you.
- Friend and follow only people you would want people to judge you by. Whether you like it or not, you're the company you keep.
- Again, check grammar and spelling over and over again.
Don't Abuse Your Soapbox
There are scores of users that abuse social media platforms with their useless information, banter and advice. Maybe it's because they're lonely. Possibly they're bored. But enough is enough, people. These are what bug us most on sites like Facebook, according to results from a Real Simple reader survey:
- Chronic complaining: There's nothing that will make me unfriend someone faster than constant negativity. "This rain is depressing."
- Cussing.
- Intentional vague posts: vaguebooking is a means to generate concern and attention. Lisa says, "The time has come. A sad face." What time has come, you wonder? And because you're a good person, you express your concern just as she had anticipated.
- Oversharing: "I'd like to thank my wonderful boyfriend for bringing me flowers and tissue for my runny nose."
- Over posting: photo after photo of dogs from the local animal rescue. Yes, we care about the dogs, but we can't adopt one. Please, easy on the posts.
- Bad grammar and misspellings: there's just no excuse.
What is That Face You Have On?
Sometimes people don't want to be tagged at the baseball game or at the nightclub holding a cocktail for one reason or another. It's her right so if you are posting and tagging — ask first! Also, what is that face you are making in your profile pic?
Here's what people don't want to see on Instagram and Facebook
- You're making out with your boyfriend.
- Duck face (the pouty, sexy expression with pooched lips).
- A cartoon or your pet.
- Continuous pictures of your baby or your cat — we get it … he's cute.
- Self-portraits in the bathroom mirror.
- What you're eating.
Ken Woods
Ken is a freelance writer and SEO specialist who lives in Florida.


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School of Education construction highlights college's summer projects
Summer construction at SUNY Oswego will feature the kickoff of a $17.2 million project to connect and put a welcoming face on the School of Education's two buildings and to renovate Park Hall, the second-oldest structure on campus.
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Drilling of geothermal wells begins for SUNY Oswego science building
Drilling for geothermal wells as part of SUNY Oswego's new Science and Engineering Innovation Corridor has begun, college officials reported, meaning neighbors can expect more noise than usual around Washington Boulevard.
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A flamboyant, longtime advocate of marijuana legalization was acquitted Thursday of drug-related charges, even after admitting that he had a pound in his car when a New Jersey state trooper stopped him two years ago in Mount Holly.
Ed Forchion, known widely as "NJ Weedman," told a Burlington County jury that he holds a license to use medical marijuana in California and needs the drug to alleviate pain associated with bone cancer.
He is believed to be the first to use such a defense in a criminal case in New Jersey.


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You know its a slow news day in sports when blogs are breaking down the do's and dont's of cooking show contests. Thankfully, Pierre LeBrun of ESPN gives us something to talk about with his latest bit of news…
OK 30-sec break from vacation. Jaromir Jagr has agreed to one-year deal with Devils. Likely won't be officially announced until Tuesday…
— Pierre LeBrun (@Real_ESPNLeBrun) July 22, 2013
It's been rumored to happen for a bit of time now (99% done over the weekend), but Jagr to New Jersey is all but official. What, you expected the Devils to just sit back and not replace Ilya Kovalchuk with someone?
Jagr, 41, had 35 points in 45 games last year split between Dallas and Boston, including 0 goals and 10 assists in 22 playoff games for Beantown. Having him back in the
Atlantic Division Metropolitan Division will be nostalgic and fun to watch, because there's nothing more metropolitan than Jaromir Jagr.
It's a curious move for the Devils and, depending on the money, a solid one for them. Damien Brunner might've been a better option in terms of offense (much younger if anything), but with Jagr they're getting experience, some offensive productivity and, perhaps most importantly, a reason to go out and watch games. Jagr may be way past his prime, but he's one of the NHL greats and is still fun to watch. Whether NJ will be any good with Jagr now on board is a conversation for a different day (and blog).
The 5 games slated between the Rangers and Devils next year just got a lot more interesting. All it needs is Jagr and Scott Gomez on the same team.
– So much for those Jagr to the Rangers rumors, eh? Does the 'Devils who come to the Rangers and fail' epidemic also work the other way around?
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During the course of an infection, the host's immune system produces antibody molecules that bind to molecular determinants (antigens) on the infectious agent, thereby neutralizing the agent and targeting it for removal by additional antimicrobial effectors. The heavy and light chain immunoglobulin (Ig) genes that encode the components of the antibody molecule result initially from the stochastic intrachromosomal rearrangement of gene segments arrayed in libraries of such gene segments1. These genes are further modified after the activation of the B cells that possess them through somatic hypermutation targeted to the rearranged Ig genes2. Those B cells whose Ig genes encode molecules with greater affinity for the eliciting antigen gain a proliferative and survival advantage. In this way, the overall affinity of the pool of serum antibodies increases, sometimes by two or more orders of magnitude. This affinity maturation3 is an essential component of the establishment of humoral immunity, the basis for the large majority of successful vaccines4.
A great deal has been learned about affinity maturation, particularly with regard to the mechanism of somatic hypermutation5 and the dynamic organization of the cellular environment in which affinity maturation takes place6,7 (see the recent review by Shlomchik and Weisel8), but the mechanism underlying the selective aspects of affinity maturation remains poorly understood. There is increasing interest in the manipulation of affinity maturation pathways in vaccinology9 and thus in comparing the biophysical properties of mature antibodies to those of their inferred unmutated ancestors (UA)10–18. Little attention has been paid, however, to the uncertainties inherent in the inference of these UAs. Given the sensitive dependence of antibody-antigen interactions on single amino acid changes19, estimating these uncertainties is essential. Under some circumstances, there may be more than one history consistent with prior knowledge that is supported by the data; having the means to determine these cases and provide a set of alternative UAs that as an ensemble cover a significant posterior probability could be valuable, as was shown by Alam et al. in a study of the affinity maturation of a broadly neutralizing anti-HIV-1 antibody14.
The inference of ancestral rearrangements involves the alignment of two (light chain) or three (heavy chain) gene segments in tandem to the target mature Ig gene. The identities of the gene segments are not known in advance. Instead, there is a library of gene segments from which each segment is drawn stochastically; the identity of each segment is part of the inference. The problem is complicated by randomness in the location of the recombination points, where each gene segment begins or ends, because this condition implies that the alignments are not independent. Further challenges are encountered by the presence of nontemplated (N-) nucleotides added at random to the junctions between gene segments, and of course, by point mutations.
There is a well-developed literature on ancestor reconstruction in phylogenetics (see, for example, Pagel et al., 200420). This line of research has informed the development of my methods, but the problem at hand requires tools beyond those that have been developed by its practitioners. The difference between the previous phylogenetic methods and the method described here is that the former do not take into account the complex process through which the Ig ancestor is constructed. This process places a strong statistical constraint on what ancestral states are permissible. My method owes a great deal to this prior work but does not aim to improve upon it fundamentally. It simply extends a small part of its methods to a new domain of application.
Independent of this previous work from phylogenetics there are applied methods developed by computational immunologists. Indeed, computational methods developed to address the problem have been used for some time21. There are several different approaches and corresponding programs available online for carrying out these analyses, including iHMMune22, V-Quest23, Joinsolver24, and SoDA and SoDA225,26. None of these applications, however, provides either of two features essential for the systematic reconstruction of clonal histories. First, one must be able to use all of the information available in a set of clonally related Ig genes in a statistically principled manner. All currently available Ig alignment tools work with one sequence at a time. Second, one needs systematic uncertainty estimates on the UA. In order to say anything of interest about the UA and the clonal history, there must be some level of certainty that the inferred sequence really is the actual UA.
The method described here provides these features. It is based on a hierarchical model of Ig gene development that produces an analysis of the clonal history and posterior probabilities on the UA. The method uses the information available across all members of a clone in a consistent and powerful manner.


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Michael Burry & John Paulson: Quirks? Or the Secrets of Their Success?
Deal Journal colleague Kate Milani reports:
Michael Burry and John Paulson both made a killing betting against the housing market.
As a result, the fortunes of Burry, Scion Capital's founder, and Paulson, of Paulson & Co., have earned them spots as the subjects of books: Burry, as the subject of Michael Lewis's "The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine," and Paulson, as the subject of Wall Street Journal reporter Gregory Zuckerman's "The Greatest Trade Ever." Zuckerman also touches on Burry in his book.
But looking at the portraits from the two books, these two investors have more in common than their money. Here are some quirks Burry and Paulson share:
They were viewed as different, even socially awkward. Burry believed you had to be unusual to succeed. And he was. "He found it maddeningly difficult to read people's nonverbal signals, and their verbal signals he often took more literally than they meant them. When trying his best, he was often at his worst," Lewis writes.
Paulson, similarly, seemed different than his peers. They dressed casually; he wore ties and dark suits. They were making money; he wasn't. "When he met with clients, they sometimes were surprised by his limp handshake and restrained manner, both unusual in an industry full of bluster," Zuckerman writes.
Obsessive. Both lived inside their heads for hours at a time, reading hundred-plus-page mortgage-bond prospectuses and studying the housing market to plan their strategies.
"His mind had no temperate zone: he was either possessed by a subject or not interested in it at all," Lewis writes of Burry.
Paulson's growing fixation on housing even sparked doubts about his business, writes Zuckerman. "One long-time client, big Swiss bank Union Bancaire Privée, received an urgent warning from a contact that Mr. Paulson was "straying" from his longtime focus, and that the bank should pull its money from Paulson & Co., fast."
But this obsessiveness likely helped the men in their search for investors supporting the risky bets against the housing market. By mid- 2005, "Burry's fund was up 242%, and he was turning away investors." And Paulson made $15 billion for his firm in 2007 alone. (Read an interview with Gregory Zuckerman in Newsweek.)
They did it their way. Neither Burry nor Paulson were experts in derivatives, mortgages or real estate. Burry, a former medical resident, was a self-taught investor, and Paulson focused specialized in corporate mergers.
"Burry did not think investing could be reduced to a formula or learned from any one role model. The more he studied [Warren] Buffett, the less he thought Buffett could be copied." Lewis writes. "Indeed, the lesson of Buffett was: To succeed in a spectacular fashion you had to be spectacularly unusual."
Click here to read an excerpt from Lewis's new book, due out in April.


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On June 5, 1968—the night of the California presidential primary—Robert F. Kennedy was fatally shot at age 42 in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. One of the images of that momentous year is still vivid: Bobby working a campaign crowd, his jacket off, tie askew, sleeves rolled up. Again and again he would reach down into the sea of outstretched arms, even though his cuff links quickly disappeared and his hands were soon bloody. "The last time I shook hands with him, I remember thinking of the stigmata," says California Assemblyman Tom Hayden. "His hands reminded me of someone who had been crucified."
But Bobby was no plaster saint. The rich man's son, the cocky young lawyer who underwent a sea change during his brief public life—learning hard lessons of compassion, compromise and irony from his brother's death and the country's deep conflicts—remained a complex, often difficult person. Below, and on the following pages, some of the people who knew him best share their memories of a man who left them wiser and sadder.
The Schoolboy
I met Bobby at Milton Academy in 1942 when we were assigned to the same dormitory. He was not liked by everyone at the school because he didn't care about fitting in and going along with the crowd. A guy would tell a dirty joke, and Bobby wouldn't laugh. He was a bit prudish. Other boys snickered about sex and masturbation. Bobby said there were more important things to talk about, and he'd turn his back and walk away. I was impressed.
When we were at Milton, Bobby took out an English girl named Jane Hodges. Bobby and I both liked her, but he was quicker about it than I was. One day we were thinking about going over to her dorm for tea, but Bobby said we shouldn't—we had schoolwork to do. This seemed sensible, so I went to the library. Later, when I came home, in walked Bobby, his hair soaking wet. He was smiling. He'd been out in the rain, walking around with Jane. He loved that one-upmanship.
—Samuel Adams (childhood friend, now a Boston attorney)
The Attorney General
At first, I shared the conventional wisdom that Bobby was a rich, pushy, know-it-all kid. The moment of truth for me came when I was working on one of my first big investigative pieces. It was on Igor Cassini, who was "Cholly Knickerbocker," the most powerful society gossip columnist in the country. I had uncovered information that Igor was an agent for Rafael Trujillo, the Dominican dictator. The Cassinis were very close to the Kennedys—his brother, Oleg, designed clothes for Jackie—and I felt, since we were becoming friends, that I had to tell Bobby what I was discovering. I told him everything that was going to be in the piece. Bobby didn't try to prevent me from doing the story in any way, even though the White House tried to get the story killed.
The point is that Bobby Kennedy went ahead and indicted Cassini, who pleaded no contest and lost the column. Sometime later, when the case came up in conversation, Bobby said, "God knows that was the last case I was looking to prosecute. But what's right is right."—Peter Maas (friend and author of The Valachi Papers)
Bobby knew that people were calling him ruthless. It amused him. I remember at one point someone characterized him as "a vicious little monster." Bobby laughed and told me to tell him, "I'm not so little."—John Seigenthaler (aide to RFK at the Justice Department, now publisher of the Nashville Tennessean)
During the New Frontier, Robert Kennedy established a brilliant group in the Department of Justice and, after a hesitant start, became a leader in the struggle for racial justice and equal rights. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was then a national idol, and his obsession was the pursuit of Communists. Kennedy thought this nonsense. "The American Communist party," he told a newspaperman, "couldn't be more feeble and less of a threat. And besides, its membership consists largely of FBI agents." Against Hoover's will, Robert Kennedy forced him to divert agents and budget into two new fields of activity—organized crime and racial justice.
But the Department of Justice was only part of Robert Kennedy's work. "Management, in Jack Kennedy's mind," diplomat Chester Bowles once said, "consisted largely of calling Bob on the phone and saying, 'Here are ten things I want to get done.' " What a partnership they made! Under his brother's influence, Robert began to lose his rigidity and intolerance. He grew relaxed and rueful. He developed his wry, self-mocking sense of humor, acquired broader and more ironic views of life. "Most people," his Harvard classmate Anthony Lewis observed, "acquire certainties as they grow older; he lost his."—Arthur Schlesinger Jr. (historian and author of Robert Kennedy and His Times)
I first met Bobby Kennedy in 1961, when he came down to make a speech at the University of Georgia. As far as I know, I was the only black in the audience. It was a big deal; Kennedy wasn't exactly a son of the South, you know. But he delivered a tough speech. There was a hush in the crowd when he said my graduation from the university would be one of the milestones in the fight against lawlessness. It was a courageous thing to do. They were still yelling "Nigger!" at me when I walked across campus. I met him later at the reception, and what I remember is this intense look—like no one else was in the room but you. He made you feel that way.—Charlayne Hunter-Gault (the first black woman to graduate from the University of Georgia, now national correspondent on The MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour)
Once, after his brother the President had called on the U.S. Marines to strengthen themselves by doing a 50-mile hike in 20 hours, the idea evolved that everyone in the Administration ought to do the same thing. So one day Bobby told several of us, "Well, I guess I'll have to do that 50-mile hike tomorrow." Then he smiled and said, "And you're all going with me."
The next morning it was about 20 degrees, and we were hiking through ice and snow along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal. By late afternoon, there was just Kennedy and me left; the others had dropped out at various points. By nightfall it had gotten a lot colder, and my legs were getting stiff. We took a break at about the 40-mile mark, and it was obvious that I couldn't go any farther. Bobby understood. But as he started to slog on, he turned and looked at me and said, "You're lucky your brother isn't the President."—Edwin Guthman (RFK press aide, now a professor of journalism at USC)
Bob was, on the surface, an idealist. But he was a hard-driving boss. He suffered fools poorly. He expected you to get the job done, and he was less than gracious if you didn't. I looked on him as a mentor. Without the Kennedy years, there would have been no Watergate years for me. He judged you on merit, not whether you were from an Ivy League college or from a high society family. When he wanted me to take the Hoffa case, I told him, "Bobby, I've only tried one or two cases in my life, and you want me to try Jimmy Hoffa?" He said, "Well, I've never been an Attorney General before and if I can do it, you can do it too."—Jim Neal (Justice Department prosecutor under RFK, now a Nashville lawyer)
The Father
When he was home, the moments were very special, and not because they were relaxing—they were not—but because he challenged us. On Saturday mornings we had to practice before the touch football games. At dinner we were quizzed on history. At night we recited the rosary, and he read the Bible.... He taught his children that private happiness, or the happiness of one's own immediate family, was not enough. By his questions and by taking us to Senate hearings, to political rallies, to the playgrounds that he built for ghetto children, he taught each of us that participation in public affairs was worthy and honorable. And he made it an adventure, by challenging us to do well.... He was deeply religious. He believed in God, in good and evil, in virtue and sin, in truth and justice. He went to church and he meant it.—Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (RFK's first child, now a lawyer in Maryland)
I recall that just after my Uncle Jack died, we were at breakfast at home. We [children] used to have to discuss current events and sometimes write something about them. Usually we did this at dinner, but at this breakfast, not long after my uncle's death, my father had the discipline to tell the older children to write down the significance of Jack's death to the United States. I remember that incident very, very well. I remember thinking, "Oh, I'm glad I don't have to do that yet."—Michael Kennedy (RFK's sixth child, now president of Citizens Energy Corp. in Boston)
The Inheritor
I always felt that Bobby had an aura of fatalism around him after his brother's death. He would do his best and do what he had to do, and the rest would be left in the hands of God. There was a sadness in his eyes. And one wanted to help him and protect him. He seemed the most vulnerable of the Kennedys.—Michael Novak (RFK campaign worker, now a newspaper columnist)
I was leading a climb on 14,000-foot Mount Kennedy in Canada, which had recently been renamed after the late President. Being unclimbed, it was a real prize to mountain climbers. I wasn't sure we would be able to do it. Bobby had no experience, but he wanted to go along. When I called him and asked him if he was doing anything to get in shape, he said, "Yes, I'm running up and down the stairs, practicing hollering help...."
It was a small group, maybe six of us. The final pitch was very steep, and I thought Bobby might have some trouble with that, but he went right up it with ease. I stopped just below the summit and let him be the first man to reach the top. It was a very emotional moment. I joined him and we were both in tears. Standing there, we were both thinking of his brother for whom it was named. We left a Kennedy half-dollar and a PT-109 tiepin in the snow. Not many men could have made this climb.—James Whittaker (the first American to climb Mt. Everest)
The Candidate
I worked for him the last year of his life as a backup speech writer to Adam Walinsky. Bobby carried an extraordinary sense of the absurd and a playfulness with him. Once, on a campaign trip, we were in one of those smaller planes, and it was really jumping up and down. Everybody was pale, worried. Kennedy got up and came down the middle of the aisle and said, "I just want to say, in all modesty, that if we don't make it, your names are going to be in very small type." Which, of course, broke the tension completely.
A lot of people were pandering to the young in '68, especially politicians. But Bobby would go to colleges all over the U.S., and he would ask, "You're all for student deferment [from the Vietnam War], right?" And they'd say, "Yes," and he'd say, "I'm against it." And he'd point out to them that white working-class kids, Indian kids, Chicano kids and black kids were being drafted and sent to Vietnam and they weren't. He'd say, "You're the generation that believes in social justice. But you're getting the benefit of this unfair system." And you would see 10,000 people—the crowds were that big—actually stop and think.—Jeff Greenfield (RFK speech writer, now a political analyst for ABC News)
I particularly remember his ability to relate to the steelworkers and gas station attendants and barbers and other neighborhood people of the big cities, both black and white. He was the last politician who could unite urban neighborhoods across lines of race and ethnicity. Coming from and having a big family of his own, he seemed like one of them. And he was tough. The more the intellectuals and editorialists described him as "the bad Bobby" or "ruthless," the more deeply he was cherished in such neighborhoods. They knew you had to be tough to survive. Like them, I always thought "the bad Bobby" was really the good Bobby and the one really on the mark.—Michael Novak
I met Bobby when his brother was running for President. Medgar [Evers, a civil rights activist] and Jack met and became friends. I was sort of halfway supporting Nixon. Then Jack came out for Martin [Luther King Jr.]. All I knew was that the Kennedys were a couple of rich boys from Massachusetts and both were known for their honesty. I didn't know much about them, but when they said Negroes should not be denied their rights, I made it my business to get to know them.
Bobby was dedicated to doing something about poverty. One year, I invited him to Mississippi. I said, "I want to show you poverty, hunger and suffering." I carried him all through the countryside, and we went into some homes. He sat down there on the side of the bed in an old broken-down building. Tears were running down his cheeks. I knew he cared. I can just see him sitting there and crying. The man had no vanity.—Charles Evers (brother of Medgar Evers, who was slain in 1963, and Mayor of Fayette, Miss.)
In September 1967 I went with him and another campaign aide to a migrant-worker labor camp near Rochester, N.Y., where children were living in chicken coops and burnt-out cars. We were stopped at the gate by a man with a gun who said, "You can't come in here." Robert Kennedy walked right past the man and picked up a 5-year-old child who was obviously malnourished; she was also wearing glasses. Kennedy hugged the child and said, "I just want you to know that my little girl wears glasses too, and I love her very, very much." The man was pointing the gun at us the whole time, and Kennedy made believe the gun didn't exist. To me, that combination of courage and compassion is what's irreplaceable in him.—Jack Newfield (author of Robert Kennedy, A Memoir)
The Martyr
In that last year, during his campaign up in New York, every morning I'd get a call from the FBI that there was a death threat from someplace, and Bobby would do nothing about it. After a while, I didn't even bother to tell him anymore. If you look, you'll see photographs of him campaigning in places like Rochester, and you can't see him really, because he's surrounded by photographers. When we were going into an area where we had a death threat, I told the photographers, and they shielded him with their bodies. That's an unusual thing, but it's true.—Edwin Guthman
I remember walking behind Kennedy through the [Ambassador] Hotel kitchen. I saw him stop to shake hands with Juan Romero, one of the kitchen workers. And then Sirhan started shooting. Suddenly everything went black for me, and I woke up sometime later on the floor of the pantry. One of Sirhan's bullets had struck me just below the hairline on the right side of my head. Someone later testified they'd heard Bobby [who was lying close by in a pool of blood] say, "Is Paul okay? Is everyone all right?"—Paul Schrade (RFK supporter and former UAW official)
No one can tell where roads not taken might have led. A Robert Kennedy Presidency would have changed many things. It would have meant the withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam in 1969 rather than in 1972. It would have meant real gains in slowing down the nuclear arms race. It would have meant consolidating and extending the achievements of John Kennedy's New Frontier and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.—Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
It's bullshit, sheer nonsense, to say that Senator Kennedy was comfortable only with the poor and unfortunate and not with the rich and powerful. Sure, the Senator empathized with the poor. But he was immensely comfortable with people of talent and prominence as well. He loved the company of people like Robert McNamara and Maxwell Taylor, of Rudolf Nureyev and Jimmy Breslin, of Averell Harriman and Joe Alsop, who were hardly downtrodden. One of the things that made Robert Kennedy extraordinary was that he wasn't just some tribune of the dispossessed. He was a responsible American political leader. His idea was to advance the causes of the United States of America, not simply those of the less fortunate. A lot of people thought he was a nasty little prick who would send the FBI to roust you out of bed at 3 in the morning. In fact, he was a very tough guy. I wish people would stop turning him into Mother Teresa.—Adam Walinsky (RFK speech writer and friend, now a New York attorney)
I went to the hospital and stayed till he died. I didn't sleep one minute. We loved him like a brother. We lost the same thing when Bobby was killed that we lost when Jack was killed. We lost decency, unselfishness, leadership and concern for America. Jack. Bobby. Martin. Medgar. They were pioneers.—Charles Evers
—Compiled by William Plummer with bureau reports
RFKennedy: Bobby, as We Knew Him
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Should Marriage be a Measure of Success?Krishann Briscoe
Growing up, marriage was the substance my little girl dreams were made of. I could not wait to become an adult and get married; I just needed to meet my prince charming first. As I got older my dreams expanded to include other things such as a career, but deep down inside I believed that my greatest joy would be found in being a wife and a mother. Each boyfriend I had in my mind had the potential to be "the one." I would doodle his name on my schoolbook covers and picture what I believed life was going to be like. It would consist of me living "happily ever after" of course.
At the age of 20 I got married, but not to my prince, and even though in my heart it didn't feel right, I did it thinking I could make it right. I was pregnant and believed that marriage would ensure that my daughter wasn't without a father. I learned the hard way that marriage doesn't guarantee that someone will step up to the plate and take responsibility for his family. Not long after, I decided that I wanted more and that I deserved more. More importantly, my child deserved more. so I moved on. And at that point in my life my dreams changed and became more career-focused. I was now a provider.
Recently The Huffington Post highlighted a survey which found that there's been a reduction in the amount of girls who define success by marriage. It was discovered that young ladies were more likely to "define success as being confident and independent." While marriage and family were still valued amongst them, being married did not mean that one had "arrived." Essentially, these girls seemed to be able to see that while eventually having a husband and children would be nice, it was not a measure in which they defined success. Equally interesting was the fact that only 32 percent of them believed married couples made better parents (compared to 47 percent of boys).
I asked some of my friends their thoughts as to why girls today no longer see marriage as a priority the way they did in the past. I received a couple responses; amongst them being a friend's explanation that marriage was a priority at a young age for her because she thought it was something she was "supposed to do." She was never taught to be independent. I couldn't help but picture a little girl who was never told that she could be her own person, a lesson I don't recall learning myself. It was her mindset that she would grow up, get married and depend on her husband. "I never thought outside the box," she said. She also noted that today marriage may not be taken as seriously as it once was, as so many see divorce as the solution to their marital challenges
A family member also shared her perspective. She is in her early 20s and engaged. To her, marriage is very important but despite being engaged, and having always dreamed of one day getting married, she wasn't looking for it to happen so soon. In her eyes, marriage isn't a priority. She attended college with a sense of direction and emerged ready to work to make her dreams a reality. It was her belief that today's girls are "probably more focused on careers" rather than another person and viewed marriage as something that "will happen when it happens." She further mentioned that today it is increasingly more common to live with someone and get the "married experience."
Looking back, I never really had a true sense of direction myself until I became a mother. I just did things because I believed I was supposed to or I was expected to. It wasn't until I had a child growing inside of me that I realized I needed a plan and it wasn't until my lowest points both during my pregnancy and after that I realized that I didn't want to have to depend on someone. Life had showed me that I couldn't always depend on others; it wasn't a lesson I had been taught early on.
I can't help but wonder what was dancing across the minds of the young girls of the study as they shared their thoughts on marriage; was it not a priority because they had seen so many go sour? Or was it because someone somewhere along the line told them that it was ok to want more?
My friend advised me that that should she ever have a daughter, she will raise her to be independent, causing me to think about some of the lessons I hope to instill in my own daughters.
I want nothing more than for my girls to have a life-long companion should that be their hearts' desire, but I also hope that it won't be their only hearts' desire. I want them to see that there is so much more to life than getting married and that they can still have the things they want in life, including a family, even without a husband. I want them to dream big and reach for their dreams knowing that having "arrived" can mean different things for different people.
Marriage is beautiful when it is right and by no means am I saying that it is wrong to dream of having a lifelong companion. Having that has only added to my life, but what I am saying is that our little girls' dreams don't have to stop at the end of the aisle.
So tell me, what do you think accounts in the shift in marriage beliefs? Why is marriage no longer a priority for young girls? If you have daughters of your own do you hope that marriage will be a priority for them? Was it for you? Let's talk more about this in the comments section.
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Clifford Mack "Bob" Dolly Jr, 70, passed away Thursday morning, Feb. 16, 2012, at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Robin and Tammy Dolly of Elkins.
He was born April 24, 1941, at Valley Bend, a son of the late Clifford Mack Dolly Sr. and the late Mary Ellen Flint Dolly.
He was formerly married to Charlene Coberly Mace.
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Surviving are one son, Robin C. Dolly and wife, Tammy, of Elkins; two granddaughters, Meghan and Allison Dolly; one brother, Charles E. Dolly and wife, Laura, of Fairmont; two sisters, Jo Ellen Parsons of Elkins and Linda Sue Isner and husband, Asher, of Beverly; and seven nieces and nephews, John and Jay Parsons, Ashley, Mandy and Jason Isner, Chad Dolly and Charla Secreto.
Also preceding him in death besides his parents was a brother-in-law, Jim Parsons.
Bob was a graduate of Tygart Valley High School with the class of 1959 and West Virginia Business College in Clarksburg in 1960. He was a veteran of the United States Army serving from 1966 until 1968. Bob was employed for 36 years by Citizens National Bank of Elkins where he served as vice president until 1996. He was a member of Benevolent Portective order of Elks Lodge No. 1135, Past Master of Elkins Lodge No. 108 A.F.& A.M., Elkins Chapter No. 35 R.A.M., Pilgrim No. 21 Knights of Templar, Osiris Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. of Wheeling, Tygart Valley Shrine Club and the Woodford Memorial United Methodist Church. Bob served on the Randolph County Board of Education and helped to build the elementary schools in the Elkins Area. He was involved in the organization of the Elkins Youth Soccer League and served as an assistant director of the Mountain State Forest Festival for several years. Bob loved fishing and hunting on Smith Mountain in Pendleton County with his buddies at the "Shirt Tail Lodge" and later on Allegheny Mountain with the "Guy Harper Highway Hunting Club." Bob most enjoyed the daily phone calls from his sisters and closest friends, the companionship and loyalty of a little dog named Lily and his relationship with his granddaughters, of which he was most proud.
At Bob's request, his remains were cremated. A private service will be conducted at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Care Corp., P.O. Box 760, Arthurdale, WV 26520 or to the charity of choice in Bob's memory. Tomblyn Funeral Home of Elkins is in charge of the arrangements for Clifford Mack "Bob" Dolly Jr. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.tomblynfunerlahome.com.


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Welcome to the tutorial for the program called 'FTD'! FTD is a program that serves a Dutch Usenet community. Although it is a Dutch program we see more and more English folks using FTD.
With this tutorial we hope to make the FTD experience available to everyone who does not understand Dutch! With this program people let each other know what they have spotted in newsgroups on Usenet.
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Solo was launched on 1st July 1997. Like Maestro, Solo is a fully electronic debit card and is just as convenient to use to pay for everyday goods and services.
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