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January 4, 2007
Affluent Teens: Do polished exteriors hide impoverished interiors?
The mere thought of it strikes fear in the heart of many a parent. A tumultuous time of intellectual, physical and moral growth, adolescence can be wondrous, exciting ... and terrifying. Teens and their parents find themselves negotiating every rule -- "Sara's mother lets her stay out until midnight on school nights!" -- each desperately trying to decipher the other's actions, a futile endeavor that often ends when the teen shouts: "You just don't understand me!"
Yet these interactions, parents are told, are part of the normal struggle for autonomy and independence inherent in the teen years. While some of this angst can become fodder for entertainment -- dramatic and/or comic -- this "developmentally appropriate" stage can also trigger a host of psychological problems, particularly depression, substance abuse, aggression and anxiety.
The incidence of psychological problems in teens has been increasing at an alarming rate over the last decade, recent research suggests, especially in a specific -- and some say surprising -- segment of the population.
Nationwide studies of teens from upper-middle-class, well-educated families show they have some of the highest rates of substance abuse, anxiety disorders, depression and psychosomatic complaints of any group of adolescents.
In her recent book, "The Price of Privilege," psychologist Madeline Levine explores these problems through the lens of her clinical practice and a rich body of research, offering sound guidance for both individual and cultural change. The result is a deeply compassionate, insightful, alarming yet hopeful exploration of what Levine defines as "a growing public health concern."
Not surprisingly, in her 25 years of clinical practice Levine has always seen what she calls "a lot of unhappy kids." But in the mid-1990s she noticed changes in her clients' presentation. Instead of showing classic signs of depression -- disregard for personal appearance, a drop in grades, a change in or loss of friends -- her new patients were "well-groomed, popular, played sports and often maintained their grades, but they had a vacant, bland, anhedonic quality," Levine said in an interview. In short, these kids took no joy from their lives.
A number of factors came together in the 1990s that set the stage for this change, Levine said, among them baby boomers having families of their own, creating a new "boomlet" of kids competing for limited space at elite schools -- both public and private. And although research shows no correlation between the particular college one attends and life-long happiness or earning power, Levine said, parents developed a heightened sense that a successful life is dependent upon early achievement and the advantages of a status education.
Parenting styles had changed, as well. Baby boomers who grew up in the "do your own thing" 1960s have "more ambivalence about discipline," Levine said. "Parents want to be friends with their kids; they can't tolerate the rupture with their children that occurs with discipline and limit-setting."
In addition, the heady financial years of the 1980s ushered in an era of unprecedented national wealth and a culture that glorifies materialism, which, Levine said, "encourages people to believe that happiness can be bought." Add to this the "hand of capitalism," seen in the developing industry that feeds on parent's anxieties by publicizing college rankings and packaging test prep courses, college tours and counseling, and you've got what Levine refers to as "a perfect storm."
In 2002, Levine had a particularly revelatory experience with one client: A teenage girl arrived at Levine's office wearing a typical "cutter T-shirt" -- long sleeves pulled down over her wrists, holes cut out for the thumbs. She spoke for a while, then pulled back her sleeve to reveal the word "empty" incised in her forearm. Naturally the girl's self-mutilation disturbed Levine; it also, she said, "epitomized the dangerous shift I'd seen taking place, in which kids look incredibly good on the surface, but roll back their sleeve -- metaphorically -- and you see they're bleeding."
At around the same time, a number of researchers were examining thousands of affluent families across the country. Columbia University's Dr. Suniya Luthar, in particular, quantified the very phenomena Levine and others had been observing with their own clients. As cited in Levine's book, Luthar's research was startling: Among teens in affluent families, girls are three times more likely to suffer clinical depression than girls from any other socioeconomic group, and boys, who tend to externalize their discontent, have substantially higher rates of substance abuse than any other group of teens. In addition, both girls and boys experience anxiety disorders at twice the rate of the general population, and approximately 30 percent to 40 percent of teens from affluent homes exhibit symptoms of "significant emotional impairment."
The confluence of her client's disturbing revelation and the new research "helped crystallize my thoughts," said Levine, prompting her to explore a series of related questions: Why would affluent teens -- the very kids who seem to "have it all" -- be more prone to emotional problems than kids from other socioeconomic groups? What are we doing as parents, and as a culture, that drives our kids to such desperate behaviors? And perhaps most importantly, what can we do to reverse the trend?
Affluent parents often "pay a lopsided attention to two facets of development -- academics and athletics -- while underemphasizing other areas of growth such as social skills, altruism, self-management skills and creativity," Levine said. Without the freedom to explore a range of their interests and abilities, teens are deprived of crucial steps necessary to develop a healthy, authentic identity.
By offering material goods to assuage problems -- a practice Levine said is common among busy, often guilt-ridden parents -- parents prevent their children from developing "their own inner resources for managing distress, which will provide a safety net when they are struggling."
Without these resources in self-management, teens become anxious and therefore are more likely to resort to self-destructive behaviors -- often progressing from excessive perfectionism and depression to drug use and cutting -- when faced with life's inevitable disappointments and frustrations.
When parents value material goods over other things in their lives -- friends, family, work -- they also rob their children of crucial connections, since at its worst this materialism "turns even our most valuable relationships into commodities," Levine said.
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Truman G. Madsen
|Truman Grant Madsen
December 13, 1926
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|May 28, 2009
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|Harvard University (Ph.D.)
University of Utah
University of Southern California
|Philosopher, historian, speaker, author, professor
|Home town
|Salt Lake City, Utah
|The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Truman Grant Madsen (13 December 1926 – 28 May 2009)[1] was an emeritus professor of religion and philosophy at Brigham Young University and director of the Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies. He was a prolific author, a recognized authority on Joseph Smith, and a popular lecturer among Latter-day Saints.[citation needed] At one point Madsen was an instructor at the LDS Institute of Religion in Berkeley, California.
Madsen was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was a grandson of Heber J. Grant.[2]
Madsen served as a missionary in the New England Mission with S. Dilworth Young as his mission president. After his marriage and the start of his academic career, he was called in 1961 to serve as president of the New England Mission.[3] He served in this position until he was replaced by Boyd K. Packer in 1965.[4]
Madsen received his Ph.D. from Harvard University.[5] He also studied at the University of Utah and the University of Southern California.
Madsen wrote several philosophical theses, including Four Essays on Love.[6] He also wrote a paper Are Christians Mormon?,[7] as well as a biography of B. H. Roberts.
While at Brigham Young University, Madsen held the Richard L. Evans Chair of Religious Understanding for over 20 years.[8] He also for a time served as the director of the BYU Jerusalem Center.
Madsen most recently served in the LDS Church as the patriarch of the Provo Utah Sharon East Stake.
He died at his home on the morning of 28 May 2009 from bone cancer.[9]
- ^ Truman G. Madsen, LDS author and scholar, died Thursday
- ^ Bio of Madsen on his web site
- ^ TrumanMadsen.com :: Biography
- ^ Tate, Lucille C., Boyd K. Packer: A Watchman on the Tower (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1995) p. 140
- ^ Truman G. Madsen
- ^ Truman G. Madsen's "Are Christians Mormon?"
- ^ Truman Madsen - his life and thought (Flash Video). The Wheatley Institution of Brigham Young University, the Talk Story Foundation. May 30, 2009. Event occurs at 14:06. Retrieved 2009-06-03.
- ^ De Groote, Michael (June 3, 2009). "'Love and blessings' to Truman G. Madsen". MormonTimes. Retrieved 2009-06-03.
External links[edit]
- Author's website
- Works by or about Truman G. Madsen in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
- Madsen's BYU speeches
- Madsen's publications at Deseret Book
- Madsen's publications from FARMS
- Articles mentioning Madsen at Meridian Magazine
- "Video: Truman Madsen - his life and thought," from the Mormon Times
- Donald W. Parry, Daniel C. Peterson, and Stephen D. Ricks (Editors): Revelation, Reason, and Faith: Essays in Honor of Truman G. Madsen
- Truman G. Madsen papers, MSS 7514 at L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Brigham Young University
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- University of Southern California alumni
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- Vol. 13
- No. 19
The Who Moves On
The Who and Pete Townshend Face a Tour and Talk about the Cincinnati Concert Tragedy, Keith Moon and Their Powerful New Music
Rock groups pay a price getting to the top, but for The Who staying there exacted a far heavier toll. Long known for its fractiously warring egos, the band nevertheless hung together for more than 15 years despite the centrifugal tug of relentless touring, nightly smashed guitars, trashed hotel rooms and even critics' jeering during a fallow period in the mid-'70s. Then, in 1978, the solidarity that had kept their original lineup intact longer than either the Beatles or Rolling Stones among the trinity of British rock bands was broken by the stunning death at 31 of their beloved buffoon, drummer Keith Moon, of a lethal octane of booze and downers. Yet, incredibly, worse was still ahead. Back on the road again last December with Moon replaced by ex-Faces drummer Kenny Jones, The Who stormed into Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum—and disaster. In the worst tragedy in rock history, 11 fans were crushed to death outside the hall in a frenzied rush for unreserved seats.
Numbed and shattered, the band stumbled through its remaining commitments. The normally ebullient lead vocalist, Roger Daltrey, felt "ripped apart inside" and found himself forgetting lyrics during concerts. "I didn't come out of it until I got home," he recalls. As after Moon's death, The Who again considered quitting. Instead, they not only stuck it out but were this week about to finish an emotionally trying but triumphal 18-show tour of the U.S. and Canada. Indeed, the double trauma of Moon's death and Cincinnati seems to have intensified the band's commitment to the same blistering rock that may have made both tragedies almost inevitable.
The Who's return to action amounts to a personal vindication for one of rock's most oddly fascinating figures: its co-founder, chief songwriter and spokesman, Pete Townshend, 35 this month. Understandably, Townshend and the others at first felt paralyzed after the Cincinnati deaths—even though the promoters and stadium officials were responsible for security, crowd control, access and other arrangements (including the controversial first-come "festival" seating). The Who, in fact, were never even aware of the tragedy until after the concert. Then came exonerating calls and letters from victims' families which, says Townshend, "were very encouraging and warming. It's given us a whole new insight into the American character."
In The Who's current tour, festival seating was forbidden—though it had been permitted during the group's post-Cincinnati concerts in Europe last March. In theory Townshend still defends the freedom of festival seating "to enjoy the total release of a rock concert" under carefully supervised circumstances. "I like it, the kids like it," he says.
Indeed, to some, rock music is the most fatalistic art this side of bullfighting. Townshend now looks back on Moon's death as the shock that shattered the band's creative lethargy in the '70s. "We used to be the most self-conscious, narcissistic and over-idealistic band in the world," he admits. "Keith's death broke that spell—we were able to start over and face a new public without the saddlebag of our old image." Yet Townshend himself had not been able to accept Moon's death "until I saw the body. I thought it was an elaborate joke, and that he'd pop out of the coffin, laughing."
The arrival of Jones, whom the band knew so well from his days with Rod Stewart's old Faces that an audition was unnecessary, was, Pete says, "a powerful and positive force, like a blood transfusion." The replacement also instigated the band's musical adoption of a stripped-down power rock that owes more to the Sex Pistols than, say, the 1975 Who by Numbers LP. "Rock had been swamped with miserable stuff, heading in the wrong direction," charges Townshend. "Jet-set parties, gentlemen farmers, far removed from the gut-level realities of the street. Bands like the Sex Pistols were on the front line, like kamikaze troops sent in to clear the field for others to follow. Without them," he insists, "I'd not have survived musically."
For proof of Townshend's rejuvenation, one has only to listen to Empty Glass, his first-ever solo LP (1977's Rough Mix was a collaboration with ex-Face Ronnie Lane), or The Who's current show, a two-hour orgy of diamond-hard rock in the rough. Two innovations help. One is a new three-piece brass section; the other is the addition of an American: Texan John "Rabbit" Bundrick, who joined the tour on keyboards, takes bows and is all but a fifth member of the group. With the added manpower, Townshend is freer than ever onstage to roar off in solos, and he clearly loves every lick. He's taken on some of Moon's prankster role—though seldom more daring than slipping butterballs inside ladies' shoes or tossing lobster claws and grapes backstage. "After a show," reports Pete, "I feel completely exhilarated, almost superhuman." To come down, he parties through the early hours with band members at discos or in hotel suites, listening to tapes of "everything from Tchaikovsky to Little Feat."
Such exuberances are increasingly perilous for a man whose body shows the scars of rock stardom. In 1976, suffering from chronic earaches, Townshend was told that the constant battering of amplified sound could leave him deaf by age 40. (When his touring subsided, his hearing improved, yet he now nonchalantly claims to have "stopped worrying about it" and doesn't use earplugs during concerts.) Townshend packs barely 155 pounds of nervous energy on his spindly, six-foot frame and habitually gnaws his fingernails to the nub. He freely admits to drinking "too much" (mostly brandy, wine and beer), but is off pot and the amphetamines of earlier days. "I still sometimes get smashed and turn quite ill," he says. "But I could get run over by a bus too. I'm alive. I'm happy."
Music has been Pete's life ever since he grew up in London, where his father, Cliff, played sax and clarinet and his mother, Betty, sang in the Squadronaires, a Royal Air Force band. (They now run a London bric-a-brac shop.) Despite a fascination with early Bill Haley hits, Peter preferred Dixieland. "Rock was unglamorous in its early days," he declares. "The stars were homosexual or suspected of it. Jazz had respectability." So at 12 he picked banjo in his Acton County school band, in which John Entwistle played bass. When Pete enrolled ("with a blank mind") at Ealing Art School, his main interest was newspaper layout. But in three years he left Ealing, teamed up with Entwistle, Moon and Daltrey in the Detours (later the High Numbers) and by 1964 was rocking as The Who. (The name came just because the group thought it was arresting.)
In 1966 Townshend married fashion student Karen Astley, the daughter of composer-arranger Edwin Astley, who scored movies like The Mouse that Roared. She has always kept away from the rock scene, and Pete cracks: "She doesn't want to be my Britt Ekland." He admits that because of his touring their marriage has been "not entirely stable," and confessed to one interviewer that "screwing around didn't help either. I don't know why I did it, because I don't think the feeling after casual sex is a good one."
Peter, Karen and daughters Emma, 11, and Minta, 9, live in a five-room Georgian house on the Thames outside London at Twickenham. Peter's studio and offices are in a nearby boathouse that doubles as a temple for the late Meher Baba, an Indian guru who even Pete's mother says was the stabilizer that "prevented him from foundering on his own success." Townshend has a country place on stilts up the Thames in Oxfordshire because his avocation is rowing and sailing. But Townshend's modest material tastes run to small boats and a red Citröen, instead of yachts and the customary rock-world Rolls. "My wife and I have never been interested in amassing a fortune," he claims. "Anyway, we're not snobs. We're quite happy leading a middle-class existence."
Lately Townshend has branched out into publishing seven children's books under his own imprint, professing to see analogies between rock lyrics and children's verse. Three years ago he set up a management co-op to help get young bands off the ground—a venture that itself proved to be a "disaster" for lack of sharp management and promptly folded. Most important, Townshend has continued to be interested in film ever since the group's seminal 1969 rock opera, Tommy, was made into an excessive if memorable Ken Russell extravaganza. The group's two films, The Kids Are Alright, a documentary, and Quadrophenia, have reached cult status. So far, though, Townshend, unlike Daltrey, has not pursued acting.
The Who will return to the U.S. next month for 20 more shows. The short stretches on the road, while less profitable, enable the members, all married with young children, to spend more time at home. Though their commitment to performing may be tempered by family ties, their fans won't let go. "The kids have a terrible possessive-ness that has nothing to do with music," broods Townshend. "They let bands do their living for them."
Yet, with their personal animosities at a new low, The Who might oblige them. Daltrey says his long-difficult relationship with Pete, who once fractured his nose, has warmed into "a distant friendship closer now than ever before." Roger, in fact, figures the band's good for four more years of live shows, but assures that "even if we can't get away with it any longer, when the energy isn't there onstage, the records will go on." Townshend, he says, "is one of the most mucked-up persons I know; but I hope he never sorts himself out because then he'll stop being creative." Pete himself, who wrote in My Generation in 1966, "Hope I die before I grow old," now feels drastically different about aging. "Picasso," he points out, "still had a shining light in his eyes at 76."
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Amarillo High (7-1, 18-3-1) capped off a superb season finishing off Tascosa (0-8, 4-19) 1-0 at Dick Bivins Stadium. Natalie Longholfer provided the only goal for Amarillo High in Saturday's match against the Lady Rebels.
The Lady Sandies outshot Tascosa 27-4 with Rebels keeper Stevie Stewart collecting 17 saves. Considering Tascosa lost all of their district games this season this was by far their best effort on paper.
For the Lady Sandies this season has been one to remember. With the District 3-5A title, the Lady Sandies sole district loss came to second place Lubbock High in a shootout. Amarillo High will have a first round bye in the playoffs.
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LOS ANGELES - Rabbi Stanley F. Chyet, prominent scholar and professor of American Jewish history, poet and translator of Hebrew literature, has died at age 71. Chyet died Saturday at his home in Los Angeles after a two-year battle with cancer.
Chyet helped formulate the mission for a 15-acre cultural center in Los Angeles that illustrates the connection between ancient Jewish heritage and American democratic ideals.
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David Benyamine
|David Benyamine
David Benyamine at the 2008 World Series of Poker.
|Napoleon, Degenyamine
|Paris, France
|July 5, 1972
|World Series of Poker
|Money finish(es)
|Highest ITM
Main Event finish
|58th, 2010
|World Poker Tour
|Final table(s)
|Money finish(es)
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|Final table(s)
|Money finish(es)
David Benyamine (born July 5, 1972 in Paris, France) is a French professional poker player with a World Poker Tour title. Benyamine was a professional tennis player in his early career but had to retire because of shoulder pain. He was also a successful top ten billiards player in France.[1] He learned poker at the age of 12 and plays high-stakes cash games on a regular basis. Benyamine lives in Henderson, Nevada.
World Poker Tour[edit]
Benyamine has made four final tables in World Poker Tour (WPT) open events: the 2003 Grand Prix de Paris (second season) - 1st place (€357,200); the 2004 L.A. Poker Classic (second season) - 6th place ($132,355); the 2008 Bellagio Cup IV (seventh season) - 2nd place ($840,295) and the 2010 WPT Championship (eighth season) - 4th place ($329,228)-He won the Premier League of Poker IV.[2] He is also the winner of the WPT Battle of Champions II invitational event, where he defeated a final table including Hoyt Corkins, Mel Judah, Antonio Esfandiari and Phil Laak.
World Series of Poker[edit]
Benyamine is primarily a cash game player, but due to comments from his friends, he started playing tournaments more regularly during the 2008 World Series of Poker.[3] He has made four WSOP final tables, three of which were in 2008, as well as his one bracelet.
|Prize (US$)
|$10,000 Omaha Hi-Low Split
Other poker activities[edit]
Benyamine played high-stakes online poker under his own name at Full Tilt Poker until the site was shut down. Benyamine is a Pot-Limit Omaha specialist. As of 2010, his total live tournament winnings exceed $4,500,000.[4] His 10 cashes at the WSOP account for $1,206,561 of those winnings.[5]
Personal life[edit]
Benyamine lives in Henderson, NV. He has one daughter, and was formerly engaged to professional poker and blackjack player Erica Schoenberg though the two have separated.[6]
- ^ "French Press - David Benyamine grinds up his cash-game opponents". pokerafterdark.com. Retrieved 2008-06-16.
- ^ "Mike Watson Wins the 2008 Bellagio Cup". CardPlayer.com. Retrieved 2008-07-18.
- ^ Pokernews Winner Interview
- ^ Hendon Mob Database: David Benyamine
- ^ World Series of Poker Earnings, worldseriesofpoker.com
- ^ "Cardplayer.com: Erica Schoenberg and David Benyamine". CardPlayer. 2007-08-14.
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Rising soca sensation Big Shaw debuts his new hit single and video, "Fete," now available worldwide via iTunes.
Born and raised in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Shermal "Big Shaw" Smith has been making a name for himself as the lead vocalist for Jammerz HP, one of the hottest soca bands hailing from the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). "Fete" is the sizzling lead single from Big Shaw and Jammerz HP's album, FETE, released on April 1, 2013, just in time for the St. Thomas Carnival, which took place during the month of April. The aptly-named "Fete" fittingly sent carnival-goers into a frenzy during the dance parties or fetes, and Big Shaw is now taking his sound beyond his USVI borders and to soca lovers across the globe.
Penned by Big Shaw and produced by USVI-based JHP Produtionz, "Fete" is a groovy party tune, and a perfect blend of classic Trinidadian-soca flavor backed by a wicked USVI-styled rhythm. Known to locals as a lyrical powerhouse with a voice that commands a crowd, Big Shaw brings nothing but energy and excitement whenever he hits the stage and has the prized ability to mash up any fete.
"I wrote 'Fete' because I wanted to create that ultimate party track for our carnival celebrations," reveals Big Shaw. "Jammerz HP and DJ Avalanche pooled our talents together for this one and we were really pleased with the reception and response from our fans here in USVI. Now it is time to take our 'Fete' worldwide!" The official "Fete" video boasts the exotic island of St. Thomas as its beautiful backdrop and was directed by Dream Catchers. It spotlights local disc jockey DJ Avalanche, who is also a featured artist on the track.
Check out the official video for Big Shaw's "Fete" featuring Avalanche below:
Inspired by the likes of Nick "Daddy" Friday, King Wadabli, Louis Ible Jr., as well as many other USVI calypsonian greats, Big Shaw earned his stripes as front man for USVI's big band and he is now making an even bigger splash in the music industry, with "Fete" as the first of many anthems to come. (FOX FUSE)
Follow Big Shaw's rise to fame at facebook.com/Shermal.Smith and twitter.com/jhp_shaw.
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Easter Ham
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- 1 whole bone-in ham
- 12 ounces pineapple juice
- 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup water
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cloves
- Place ham in roasting pan.
- In saucepan, bring remaining ingredients to a boil.
- Pour over ham.
- Bake, uncovered at 350°F for 2 to 2-1/2 hours, basting occasionally.
- Cover with a foil tent if ham is getting too brown.
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I used a half boneless ham (Kentucky Legend) so I scaled the recipe to 6 servings. This gave the ham a delicious flavor. Not overly anything, just good! After I sliced some of the ham down, I laid it in the juices and it was just perfect. Thanks Inez, for another winner! P.S. I followed the recipe exact, I figured it was supposed to be on the thin side. It did not sound like a glaze to me, but more like a basting sauce...I did baste with it frequently during baking.
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Richard Columbus Mears was born in Accomack County, Virginia in 1829. He worked as a merchant ship captain on numerous ships out of New York, for most of his life while his family remained in Fair Haven, Connecticut. He traveled all over the world and wrote his only daughter, Nellie Goodsell Mears Van Valkenburgh, his three wives and many other family members faithfully. Mears sent his daughter many keepsakes, plant samples, and literature from his journeys. He retired briefly to Sailors' Snug Harbor in New York in 1893 but soon became a shopkeeper in Greene, New York where his daughter and her family lived. He stayed with them until his death in 1899.
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This collection was largely organized by Richard Columbus Mears and his daughter, Nellie. He sorted his accounts and kept meticulous records of his journeys. His daughter organized his records further and it is in this condition that they arrived at Mystic Seaport. The orignal order was kept as much as possible and the only items that were moved were either not dated or relocated in order to separate personal accounts from business accounts. The Richard Columbus Mears Collection is is arranged by series as described below.
Series 1: Personal Correspondence. 1816-1972
Series 2: Personal Papers, Miscellaneous. 1816-1972
Series 3: Business and Personal Papers and Correspondence, Merchant Mariner. 1853-1892
Series 4: Business and Personal Papers and Correspondence, Shopkeeper. 1893-1897
Series 5: Journals. 1869-1890
Series 6: Account books. 1865-1889
Series 7: Published Texts. 1875, 1884, undated
Series 8: Van Valkenburgh Family Volumes. 1897-1917, undated
Series 9: Viewbooks. 1863-1900, undated
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The Spurs' big three of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have been together since 2003. If you ask anyone, save for ESPN, that trio is considered among the best "big threes" in the NBA.
While there is no doubting that Duncan, Parker and Ginobili have been the most important pieces for most of the last decade, there has always been one player I consider the "plus one."
Bruce Bowen filled that role for quite a while, Manu Ginobili was the plus one in 2003 when Robinson, Duncan and Parker were the Spurs' key players in that championship run. Before that, you could consider either Avery Johnson, Sean Elliott or Mario Elie to fill that role.
Last season, while most expected Roger Mason to step into that role after a successful first season, George Hill became the player that kept the Spurs afloat when Tony Parker was sidelined with injuries.
While Hill proved the Spurs knew what they were doing when they drafted the little-known point guard out of IUPUI after his rookie year, he took steps in his second year with the team to solidify him as a reliable contributor. He ended his sophomore campaign averaging 12.4 points and 2.9 assists per game while shooting 47 percent from the field and 39 percent from beyond the arc. Hill also finished second behind Aaron Brooks for Most Improved Player voting.
Hill came into training camp this year in the best shape of his career and seemed to be on a completely different comfort level. His work in the offseason, which included five-hour workouts four times per week since July, put him into game shape on the first day of training camp.
Aside from working on his body this offseason, Hill worked on extending his range, developing a floater and studied the intricacies of the point guard position.
And while he struggled through a shooting slump throughout the preseason, there's no doubt in my mind that he will take even more steps this year to have a breakout year.
But don't call Hill the "plus one" this season. While many prematurely called Parker, Ginobili, Duncan and Hill "the big four" during last season's playoffs, he'll earn his spot alongside that trio this season.
Coach Gregg Popovich will tip off the 2010-11 season with Manu Ginobili in the starting lineup. That's not because he thinks James Anderson will suffice in the second unit, it's because Hill has earned the respect and trust of his teammates and coach, and Popovich can count on Hill to provide some energy, scoring and defense off the bench.
Don't believe me? Ask ESPN's David Thorpe.
Hill has shown us numerous times that he is a serious player in the NBA, but we've never seen it consistently. It's tough to be consistent when the minutes are not, but that's life in the NBA on a solid team. Hill projects to get consistent minutes this year for a few reasons, not the least of which is how much the Spurs need his energy and athleticism. He shot 39.9 percent from 3-point range last season, which should help guarantee him even more time. His defense will be a big help, too, as the Spurs have to improve on that end if they want a return to glory.
The rest of the NBA will see the same starting tomorrow and throughout this season. I won't go as far as to predict Hill's numbers, because as Bowen proved in his time with the Spurs, stats only tell one part of the story. But Hill being a top contender for the Sixth Man of the Year award is a prediction I'm willing to put money on.


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William V. Green, who is a native of Cleveland, Ohio and the son
of Sister Effie Green-Peoples, has pastored The Tabernacle of
Glory Baptist Church since January 1, 2007.
His relationship with The Tabernacle of Glory church family began
in 1981 when he served as an Associate Minister while attending
The American Baptist College of Nashville where he graduated with
an undergraduate degree in Bible/Theology (1985).
was during this time he met his wife and life-mate, the former
Ms. Faye Y. Stevens of Nashville, who was also a member of the
church family.
God would ordain and order the steps of Pastor Green and Sister
Faye, they served the Galilee Missionary Baptist Church of Barberton
Ohio for twenty years.
this time God bestowed upon them
many blessing two of which are their children,
William V. Green, II and Lydia Lenise Green.
serving the Galilee congregation,
Pastor Green received a Master's of Arts
Degree concentrating in the area of Christian
Ministries from Malone College of
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the time of 2007 when God again ordained and
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Financial Markets And The Allocation Of Capital
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NYU Stern School of Business; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
July 1999
Yale ICF Working Paper No. 99-08
Financial markets appear to improve the allocation of capital--across 65 countries, those with developed financial markets increase investment more in growing industries, and decrease investment more in declining industries, than financially undeveloped countries. The efficiency of capital allocation is also negatively correlated with the extent of state ownership in the economy, and positively correlated with the degree of firm-specific movement in domestic stock returns and the legal protection of investors (which appears to be particularly useful for limiting investment in declining industries).
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I'm pretty sure that she's already said that she's done as Sec. of State at the end of this term. She's getting ready for the presidential run in 2016.
I'm pretty sure that she's already said that she's done as Sec. of State at the end of this term. She's getting ready for the presidential run in 2016.
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"There's class war alright. But it's my class that's making the war. And we're winning it." - Warren Buffet
Her last remarks during the election was that she wanted to stay on. It caught Obama off guard during a taping of the Leno show.
One, she's a bit long in the tooth for a presidential run four years from now, two is she wanted the job she would stay at State and create havoc for Obama and three if she bails now she'll be pushed to the sidelines.
Nope, doesn't wash anyway you cut it. The question is then 'what do the Clinton's want?" 'cause there's no way Obama gets much without them.
Then again there were reports before the election that she and Bill are just tired and off the train...
I refuse to buy it F&L.
They're after something, why else would Clinton be Obama's main praise for the last several months? They want something, my guess is power. I don't know what else it could be, they have to be rich by now so it can't be money.
Clinton hates Obama, why would he praise him if he didn't want anything?
Government cares about people like fishhooks care about fish.
Trinnity (11-13-2012)
Oh, you're right, GRC. There's always, always, more just below the surface with the Clintons.
FACTS Matter
Donald J Trump is every Conservative Republican after 3 or 4 drinks. He says exactly what they are thinking, when they dont have the stones to say it themselves. He just says them with their usual ignorance, but only louder.
I think we are at the end of the Clinton era and I think we are watching the Obama administration turn into an even bigger clown show.


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PENNSVILLE TWP. -- Andrew Sebell, 19, of Pennsville, was arrested May 15 at 11:30 p.m. and charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, police said. Sebell was observed allegedly entering a local establishment with a marijuana cigarette behind his ear, police said. After his arrest, he was released on a summons pending court.
Other police activity:
Today's Sunbeam contacts by telephone all state and municipal police departments in an attempt to collect reports on crimes and accidents within or near Salem County. Efforts to collect reports are affected in some cases by department procedures for releasing information.
-- Veronica Hoyle, 61, of Pennsville, was arrested May 17 at 11:30 a.m. and charged with shoplifting. Hoyle was observed allegedly removing a product valued at $62 from Quick Tans. She was located at her residence with the product, police said. Hoyle was charged and released on a summons pending court.
-- Louis Lupien, 22, of Carneys Point, was arrested May 19 at 10:15 a.m. and charged with possession of marijuana. Officers observed Lupien allegedly walking on North Broadway at which time it was ascertained there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest. While processing Lupien, he was allegedly found to be in possession of marijuana. He was charged and lodged in the Salem County Correctional Facility in lieu of bail.
-- Richard Kirk, 70, of New Hampshire, was arrested May 20 at 2:45 p.m. for trespassing. Officers were called to a residence on Lakeview Avenue for a suspicious person in a resident's backyard. Upon arrival, police determined that Kirk had allegedly made an unsuccessful attempt to make entry into a locked garage. Kirk was charged and released on a summons pending court.
-- Tina Casalvera, 36, of Pennsville, was arrested May 21 at 3:18 a.m. and charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Police were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Route 49 and Churchtown Road. Upon arrival, they saw Casalvera had struck a utility pole after her vehicle left the roadway. She was released pending court.
-- Bryan Miller, 18, of Pennsville, was arrested May 22 at 9:15 p.m. and charged with possession of marijuana and underage alcohol possession. During a routine property check in the area of Fort Mott State Park, officers encountered Miller and found him allegedly in possession of marijuana and alcohol. He was charged and released pending court.


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McKnight, 88, died Nov. 17.
During WWII, McKnight earned two Bronze Stars and a Silver Star.
"He went kickin' and screamin'," said daughter Kathy McKnight, 64, of Burton. "But he thought it was more important to bring his men back alive than to follow orders and have rank."
At 14, McKnight began working as a bike courier for Pere Marquette Railroad. At 22, he married wife Betty and served in the Army from 1942-1945.
"After being in the Army he hated black shoes," Kathy said. "He would wear brown shoes with a black suit."
The use of teletype had ended his job as a courier, but McKnight returned to work for C & O Railroad as a yard clerk, carrying a lantern to check and tag the train cars.
Later he was promoted to chief clerk.
With five children to support, McKnight also drove a Kearsley school bus, worked at the former Cook's Drugstore and managed the former Kearsley Theater.
"He was a working fool," said Kathy, who said she and her siblings saw Roy Rogers and Gene Autry movies at the theater each Saturday while their mother cleaned the house.
Their Kearsley farmhouse was decorated to the nines for the holidays.
"My dad was Mr. Christmas," Kathy said. "He had the biggest tree; he had to buy for everybody. We had the tree in the alcove and the presents would go right out to the middle of the room. My kids grew up thinking Santa Claus always came to Grandpa's house."
McKnight, who was recruited by the Kearsley Men's Club in 1948 to head up a Boy Scout troop, piled Scouts on a bus for years to sing Christmas carols to area shut-ins before returning to the farmhouse for hot cocoa.
Kathy jokes that her early teen years were the best, with "all those boys around."
The only girl in the family, Kathy and her brothers were challenged in knot-tying contests and learned the ropes of camp food preparation with "garbage can stew" and coffee can cookouts. Her father also was known for the boiling hot water he insisted on for dishwashing at Scout camp.
"You'd dip (dishes) with tongs and clean 'em with a brush with a long handle on it, then threw them in another sink to cool off so you could dry it," said Kathy, laughing.
"He said, 'They may not be clean but they're sanitary.' He was bound and determined nobody was going to get sick at camp."
McKnight annually took Scouts to a New Mexico scouting ranch where they climbed mountains.
"In 1960, he took a caravan of white Buicks out there," said Kathy, who said the Scouts went by train in later years. "It was such an awesome sight."
McKnight continued with Kearsley's Troop 121 until the early 1990s and served on the Executive Board of the Tall Pine Council.
An usher at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Burton, McKnight drove to Mesick each winter to get the church a live Christmas tree and cooked for mother-daughter banquets.
Services were held Nov. 20 at Allen Funeral Home for McKnight, who is survived by wife Betty, daughter Kathy McKnight and children Leslie "Duff" (Joan) McKnight, Dan McKnight and Arthur (Sue) McKnight; 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his son, Warner McKnight; brothers, Roland McKnight and Wellington Stevens, and sister Geraldine Wilkenson.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Boy Scouts of America-Tall Pines Council or Emmanuel Methodist Church.


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Young Laura Fontana As "Mini Lady Gaga" Now A World Sensation (Video)Stephanie Precourt
I missed 8-year old YouTube sensation Laura Fontana's intriguing performance as Lady Gaga for the Brazilian talent show Qual e o Seu Talento last year, zooming her into the spotlight and viral video world. She's still making videos known as the Mini Lady Gaga, and is becoming quite the sensation.
So, I watched the Bad Romance video featured below and thought she was adorable – no doubt- and she can sing, but. Yikes. Not sure I can say much more. You can watch the video and decide for yourself. I just hope she's having fun with it and it's her own choice to be like Lady Gaga. (I'm remembering the days I wanted to be Tiffany or Debbie Gibson and sometimes Madonna, so.)
Awesome or inappropriate? Possibly going on tour with Lady Gaga in the next few years? You never know…


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HONOLULU - Matt Sisto allowed two hits in seven scoreless innings as the University of Hawaii baseball team beat Oregon 4-1 on Friday at Les Murakami Stadium in the season opener for both teams.
Sisto retired the first eight batters he faced, and did not allow a hit until the fourth inning. He struck out five batters and walked two.
Collin Bennett drove in two runs for the Rainbows. Piikea Kitamura was 2-for-3, and Breland Almadova was 2-for-5 with a stolen base and a run.
Oregon scored its run in the bottom of the ninth, and later loaded the bases with two outs before Jesse Moore retired Aaron Payne on a foul fly ball to left field to earn a save.
Alex Keudell took the loss.
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this lsWHO loss was the best thing to happen yesterday. i dont care how they lost or why they lost...bottom line is...THEY LOST!!! I NEVER wanna see them in any sport at any time vs anybody. i was born and raised there in LOSERana AND HATE THAT SCHOOL AND THEIR FAN BASE MORE THAN ANY OTHER SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY..ROLL TIDE!!!
I'll always look back as I walk away
This memory will last for eternity
And all of our tears will be lost in the rain
Til I find my way back to your arms again
Only a few people in the world have the ability to remember everything. I'm one of them. Pick any day of my life, and I can tell you what I saw or heard.
The best example of "hands off" parenting was Darth Vader.
The Les Miles we've all come to know and often stare at, continues to exist in an alternate universe in which Les alone knows the rules.
Ask me about my vow of silence.
I think it's time (long overdue) LSU seriously considers replacing Miles. Do you think they pull the trigger?
I don't dislike LSU. On the contrary, I have good childhood memories of listening to 'em on the radio in L.A. during the '50s. Sorry to see 'em lose OOC.
Like everyone else has noted, Miles' play-calling on LSU's last possession is baffling. What in the world was he thinking??..
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MLB Power Pros 2008 Slides Home in July
All the excitement of baseball -- but with cute little caricatures.
Once again starring goofy, tiny players, MLB Power Pros 2008 promises to offer more of the series' easy-to-learn, family-friendly baseball action. The game will have over ten modes, including the usual baseball game fare of League, Exhibition, Practice, Home Run Challenge, and a the franchise-like Season mode. This year's Wii version will also include Mii support, though the extent of the feature is not yet known.
On top of that, though, there are also the RPG-inspired Success and MLB Life modes. The former is a story-based mode that puts players in the role of an up-and-coming Double-A Minor League player, and through various training and challenge mini-games you'll attempt to improve your player's skills and impress the scouts to make it to the big league. Once this mode is complete, you can then transfer your player to MLB Life, another story-based mode where your player will traverse a 20-year career in the Major Leagues.
"We're thrilled to partner with Konami again, and with the baseball season now in full swing, we're proud to offer our fans a refreshingly smart and exciting baseball game that is easily accessible for all ages," said Christoph Hartmann, president of 2K. "Baseball enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of newly added features, intuitive game modes and improved overall feel, and we look forward to hitting one out of the park this season with MLB Power Pros 2008."
The game is set for release in July for the Wii and PlayStation 2, and later this fall on the Nintendo DS.
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Fantastic...Posted: May 09, 2008 12:00AM PST by APowerfulJedi
The first MLB Power Pros is excellent so this is fantastic news...
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The Anderson Police Department confirmed that Sunday night one of its officers was involved in a crash that left a patrol car overturned.
According to Anderson police, the officer was driving on River Street around 6:00 p.m., when an unknown vehicle turned into the roadway, in front of the officer.
Investigators said the officer swerved to miss the car, hit a guide wire and flipped.
The other driver did not stay at the scene of the crash.
The police officer driving the car at the time of the crash was taken to AnMed Health, with non-serious injuries.
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The final weekend of the college football season is nearly complete, and what an exciting few days it has been.
All of the drama began Thursday night with the Big East, and it will finish up tonight in the ACC and Big Ten.
There have already been overtime thrillers and last-minute finishes. Did we mention the SEC title game?
As always, there are teams that rose up to the occasion and others that fell flat on their faces.
Here are the winners and losers from Week 14.


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Practically no historical accounts of the evolution of peer review exist. Biomedical journals appeared in the 19th century as personal organs, following the model of more general journalism. Journal editors viewed themselves primarily as educators. The practice of editorial peer reviewing did not become general until sometime after World War II. Contrary to common assumption, editorial peer review did not grow out of or interact with grant peer review. Editorial peer review procedures did not spread in an orderly way; they were not developed from editorial boards and passed on from journal to journal. Instead, casual referring out of articles on an individual basis may have occurred at any time, beginning in the early to mid-19th century. Institutionalization of the process, however, took place mostly in the 20th century, either to handle new problems in the numbers of articles submitted or to meet the demands for expert authority and objectivity in an increasingly specialized world.
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Celebration Honoring Mayor Mary Clare Higgins 1/30/12
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You can start an Xbox Live party on your Xbox 360 console and invite up to seven friends to watch a film, play a game or just chat online. The party app uses a peer-to-peer networking system to connect your console to your friends' consoles, so how your local network is configured is very important to figuring out what's causing the problem.
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i don't know, honestly. i tend to add more fat if i'm not feeling satisfied, and that tends to take care of it.
Hello all!
I am a 35 year old guy, who has been on the paleo/primal lifestyle for about 9 months..... I never quite felt satisfied after meals, and always felt and knew that my body just needed more carbs.. I am very active, workout often, doing circuit training 3 days per week, with an hour of slow cardio on the other days, and also 20 minutes of cardio after my 40 minute circuit....
I keep protein and fat as my stable, but feel much better adding a little oats into my smoothies, and adding a potato or yam with dinner... My question is that if I am having a steak or salmon with my yam and potato, is it nescesary to add butter to it to slow down the sugar response, or is the fat in the steak and salmon enough? Just don't want to over do the calories... Thanks!
i don't know, honestly. i tend to add more fat if i'm not feeling satisfied, and that tends to take care of it.
Maybe you weren't satisfied after meals because you're having too little fat. Cardio isn't primal either. You may be paleo but you don't sound primal
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If you're fit and healthy, I wouldn't worry too much about the sugar response, but I don't eat carbs without fat just because they're rubbish without fat Have you tried profiling what you eat in FitDay to check you're getting enough fat? If you're not feeling satiated, try sitting down and eating a pound of roasted pork belly with brocolli soaked in butter - see if that helps
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you're training sooooooooo much.
I would ease up on oats, too high in anti-nutrients, keep your potatoes, yams, berries, other tubers, squash, etc.
In another thread somebody mentioned Anthony Colpo. I literally just started reading his site www.anthonycolpo.com and already finding useful information. He's basically a paleo athlete that consumes very primal carbs and is trying to put to rest the theory that low-carb and high level activity can co-exist. I've experienced that it's hard to exercise and be low carb at the same time, I mean exercise that is more demanding such as what you're doing.
I do think you're probably doing way too much cardio, hit the weights and drop a couple of cardio days. Are you doing cardio in an effort to lose weight? it sounds like it since you're worried about calories. Hit the weights, and keep your diet clean, abs come easier from proper nutrition than running yourself to the ground.
I'm a 62 year old guy and I don't train as much as you do, but I do train. I've reintroduced some starchy carbs, in the form of white rice and potatoes, into my diet to help with energy levels and to keep from losing more weight than I meant to. Mark has recently blogged that these are OK if you don't do them too much, so I think it's fine and maybe necessary if you're working out, or physically very active.
i train almost 7 days a week and one thing that helps is red potatoes. theres no gluten and they are alkaline. hard workouts will deplete glycogen and theres just isnt enough complex carbs in strictly paleo diet to replenish the glycogen. i boil them and mash them with tons of butter and it comes out great.
Thanks for all of the responses.... It seems that no matter how much fat I had, I am still hunger, I will start adding butter to my yams and potatoes to nullify the sugar response... Maybe, I am just working out too much as well... Its possible that if I just cut back on the cardio, as some of you suggested, that I may not even need the carbs that I'm needing now..... I do however always feel better with some yam or potatoe.... Mark said white rice is ok????
Well, as a lifelong jogger, I think that cardio exercise definitely gives us a carb craving. I also think running is hard to do without carbs in the diet.
Yeah, I think if you look back in his blog, you'll see a fairly recent article in which Mark backed off on his rice position a little and gave a qualified OK for eating it, if not an enthusiastic one.


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While we are still waiting for Larry Klayman to assemble a "Third Continental Congress," the conservative firebrand is now telling activists that the NSA's surveillance program "is cause enough to wage revolution, using all legal and God given means – to end this evil subjugation."
He warns that the program has become a tool of President Obama to "transform our nation from a capitalist and free state to a socialist Marxist one, generally loyal not to ordinary Americans but to his wildly ultra-leftist, atheist, anti-Judeo-Christian, anti-white and Muslim benefactors, supporters and friends – of which he is their 'Manchurian Candidate.'"
Klayman suggests that the NSA will feed people's personal information to George Soros and Obama's "atheist and communist sympathizing groups" such as People For the American Way ("and its vile publication Right Wing Watch"), the Center for American Progress and the Southern Poverty Law Center, organizations that "foam at their depraved mouths in carrying out their efforts to destroy conservatives, libertarians, people of faith and anyone else who believes in true freedom."
This comes as a surprise to us, since PFAW has actually joined a challenge against the NSA surveillance program…but maybe the clever Klayman has figured out that the NSA lawsuit is just part of the conspiracy!
Thus, in practice, the NSA has the ability to know our most intimate, personal and professional details; your communications with lawyers, accountants, doctors, girlfriends, boyfriends, wives, husbands and paramours and provide this information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI"), Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") and other government agencies that are being used as tools by the establishment to destroy us. Indeed, under public pressure, it has now been admitted by the NSA's Inspector General – the semi-independent internal watchdog of the agency – that NSA employees have been using its super spy capabilities to violate the privacy of their so-called loved ones. If such crimes are occurring at this relatively low level, then imagine the as yet not fully disclosed actions of high officials, who play a deadly game to remain in power to enrich themselves at the public trough or in the case of Obama, transform our nation from a capitalist and free state to a socialist Marxist one, generally loyal not to ordinary Americans but to his wildly ultra-leftist, atheist, anti-Judeo-Christian, anti-white and Muslim benefactors, supporters and friends – of which he is their "Manchurian Candidate." Among Obama's supporters and political hit men, notwithstanding the ultra rich and powerful likes of George Soros, who along with his Jewish father sold fellow Jews out to Adolf Hitler during World War II to save their own slimy necks, are the atheist and communist sympathizing groups such as People For the American Way – which Soros supports and contributes to – (and its vile publication Right Wing Watch), Center for American Progress created by George Soros, Hillary Clinton and previously run by former Clinton White House Chief of Staff John Podesta, and its comrade in arms the Southern Poverty Law Center (and its hateful publication Hatewatch), also supported by Soros, who run interference for and do much of the dirty work for the socialist "Mullah in Chief." Soros and these groups foam at their depraved mouths in carrying out their efforts to destroy conservatives, libertarians, people of faith and anyone else who believes in true freedom. Were the intimate details of your life to be fed by Obama and his henchmen to groups such as these, the reputations and lives of anyone seeking to take on the government, which to them is their god, would surely be destroyed as well.
This criminal government conduct and its chilling effect on the First Amendment free speech and associational rights of all Americans cannot be tolerated. If the courts do not step in to stop this massive violation of constitutional rights and then seriously monitor the offending government agencies to make sure that the nation's spy apparatus is used for the purposes for which it is intended – to legitimately protect our national security – then this is cause enough to wage revolution, using all legal and God given means – to end this evil subjugation.
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Daniel Alfredsson knows there'll be animosity in Ottawa. He'd be mad, too, if the heart and soul of his favorite team decided to leave after 18 years.
It's a trade-off Alfredsson felt he needed to make. The 40-year-old has one year left to win an elusive Stanley Cup, and he thinks Detroit is in a much better position to do that than Ottawa.
After the Red Wings won big on the fast-paced opening day of free agency, it's hard to argue.
Detroit added two of the marquee names on the NHL's shopping list Friday, signing Alfredsson and former Florida forward Stephen Weiss. They join a team that took Chicago, the eventual Cup champion, to overtime of Game Seven of their playoff series.
"It's an exciting day in Detroit," General Manager Ken Holland said. "I think Daniel can make plays and Stephen can score some goals. Both players provide leadership and character."
Both players will make the Buffalo Sabres' life tougher in their revamped division. As expected, the Sabres stayed mostly quiet during a league-wide spending spree that topped $360 million. Detroit, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Montreal and Ottawa added pieces that should make the suffering worse in Buffalo when it joins the new division that also features Boston and Florida.
Late Friday evening, the Sabres signed defenseman Drew Bagnall in a depth move to help Rochester. Bagnall, 29, played 47 games last season for Minnesota's AHL affiliate in Houston, where he was the captain. He collected one goal, five assists and 88 penalty minutes in 47 games.
The biggest move and surprise was Alfredsson leaving the only team he's ever known. The longest-tenured captain in the NHL joined the Senators in 1995 and has been the face of the franchise essentially since Day One.
He recently announced he was putting off retirement for another year. It seemed a foregone conclusion he'd be back with the Sens, but he decided Thursday to move on. Detroit gave him a one-year deal that totals $5.5 million with bonuses.
"I've had nothing but great times in Ottawa and didn't really see myself making a change if you would have asked me a week ago," Alfredsson said on a conference call. "It was extremely difficult. We've had a lot of discussions here with our family leading up to this the last few days, and it pretty much came down to a selfish decision in terms of I have not won a Stanley Cup and that's a big priority for me.
"I feel with Ottawa, I think they're getting closer and closer and that they're going in the right direction and have a really bright future in front of them. I don't have the time to wait for that. It was a tough decision to make, and it still hasn't really sunk in. I feel I'm doing this for myself. I feel this was right for me. I really like the fit with the Detroit Red Wings."
Alfredsson is a legendary Sabres tormenter, and they'll still have to face him at least four times a year. He has 42 goals and 84 points in 89 games against Buffalo, second only to the 105 points in 89 games he's put up against Montreal.
He'll also have to face the Senators.
"I'm not worried about my legacy," Alfredsson said. "I expect there will be resentment and anger from fans. There definitely should be. I thought that question through as well. I have my favorite sport teams, too, and if something happens with a player I don't like and it doesn't benefit my team, I don't like it.
"But I know what I've done in Ottawa. I gave it everything I'd had throughout my career. This is purely a situation where this is about me. This is a decision I make for myself, not for anybody else. It's all about trying to get the Stanley Cup."
The move stung the Sens, who offered Alfredsson one- and two-year deals while debating their ability to contend and promising they'd trade him at midseason if they didn't.
"It was, for me, a devastating conversation, a disappointing one, hard to swallow like it is for a lot of people," Ottawa GM Bryan Murray said. "But I understand a veteran player that hasn't won and wants to win and sees a better opportunity."
The Senators didn't sulk for long. They acquired established scorer Bobby Ryan, the erstwhile Anaheim winger who was frequently the subject of trade talks with the Sabres, in exchange for forward Jakob Silfverberg, prospect Stefan Noesen and a first-round draft pick.
"Ottawa," Ryan tweeted, "I'm coming in hot."
The trade managed to stand out among the whirlwind of signings. The opening day of free agency was a bore last year with a relatively paltry $202 million in new deals. The league added a two-day conversation period this year, and it contributed to 20 contracts and $141 million changing hands in the first hour.
The first 49 deals totaled $359 million.
Nathan Horton and the Columbus Blue Jackets combined to improve each other's fortunes. The Blue Jackets, who are moving to the Eastern Conference after coming within a whisper of the playoffs, gave the power forward a seven-year, $37.1 million contract.
"This is a team on the rise with great players, and I'm looking forward to being a part of it," Horton said. "We felt at home as soon as we visited here, and it was pretty clear to us that this is where we wanted to live. This is the place I wanted to be. It's been a great day, and I'm looking forward to a lot more."
Toronto accomplished its primary objectives.
The Leafs re-signed center Tyler Bozak to a five-year, $21 million deal, and also brought in gritty, offensively capable winger David Clarkson for seven years and $36.75 million.
They added to their blue-line depth by signing former Buffalo defenseman T.J. Brennan for one year, $600,000.
Boston added 36-year-old winger Jarome Iginla, signing him to a one-year contract with a base salary of $1.8 million plus bonuses that could increase the value to $6 million.
Tampa signed center Valtteri Filppula, while Montreal acquired tough guy George Parros.
The Sabres will eventually join the transaction festivities. They talked with St. Louis about trading goaltender Ryan Miller, according to Pierre LeBrun, but the TSN and ESPN analyst said the Sabres' asking price was too high.
Buffalo's primary signing target is restricted free agent Cody Hodgson. There was no word on the status of negotiations, but it's possible a team desperate for a center could force the Sabres' hand by signing him to an offer sheet. The Sabres, who are $13 million under the salary cap, have plenty of room to match if it does happen.
"The offer sheet issue has always been about teams being reluctant because of the assumption that other team most likely will match," said Steve Bartlett, the agent for Thomas Vanek who famously got a $51 million offer sheet from Edmonton for his client. "As the summer progresses and teams are close to the cap with RFAs still unsigned, the chances of offer sheets increases, in my opinion."
Bagnall, a St. Lawrence University graduate, has played two NHL games in his career, for Minnesota in 2010.
He will likely replace Alex Biega in Rochester after Biega signed Friday with Vancouver.
The Sabres did not immediately confirm the signing but TSN reported it was a two-year, two-way deal that will pay Bagnall $550,000 in Buffalo or $275,000 in Rochester.
News Sports Reporter Mike Harrington contributed to this report.
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