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Burrell's 3-Run Shot Propels Phillies To Series Win
It was a 2-2 score until the 8th inning and as billed, a pitching duel between two of the leagues best, Cole Hamels (even if Clint Hurdle doesn't have the brains to think so) and Brandon Webb. That is, until Pat Burrell blasted a 3-run homer off relief pitcher, Chad Qualls, once again showing why he too, was All-Star worthy. Kudos also to Chase Utley and Ryan Howard for getting on base to help Pat collect some RBI's!
Hamels went 7.0 innings, giving up just the 2 runs and lowering his era to 3.15. He also had a bit hit on the day, driving in a run. I watched Cole taking batting practice with Milt Thompson before the game in the indoor batting cages, which I can tell you, is very unusual for a starting pitcher to do, so this really shows his commitment to help his team in every aspect of the game and should be commended. He was very serious in the cages and spent a lot of time working on bunting, hitting off the tee and also just on his swing.
Chase Utley and Brad Lidge were presented with their All-Star jerseys before the game by Charlie Manual. Too bad Cole, Pat or Ryan could not join them… Well, nice to head off to the break still in first place! All-Star coverage to follow once I can get back to the computer. Thanks for all your comments and feedback! Be talking to you again very soon!
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Actually, that was only one solo home run that Cole gave up today. As for Cole and his hitting, you're right, not too many pitchers would be taking batting practice. No wonder he has been able to help his cause with the bat.
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We had five days of nice weather for corn planting so far. We are 80% done with our corn and that seems to be pretty typical for other farmers in my area. I would say 15% of the soybeans have been planted in my area. Near Napoleon, Ohio there is some corn up. Frost is forecast for tonight so we are not sure how that will play out. Frost would also stunt or kill the commercial tomatoes that are planted.


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Bear Attack Near Cherokee?
My oldest daughter just read that there was a family camping in or near Cherokee Natl Forest and a bear attacked them. A six year old girl died from injuries sustained in the attack. Details are kind of sketchy, but they said that her mom and brother were also critically injured and several others present tried unsuccessfuly to fight off the bear with sticks and rocks.
I have heard a few different reports of bears seeming to be more aggressive than usual. This being the case folks might seriously consider or reconsider obtaining some bear spray for protection. Also may want to be a little more sensitive and aware of your surroundings while on stream or camping.
"Fly-fishing has many attributes, but none more pleasing than it's ability to liberate the young boy that still hides within me and to let that boy live again without embarrassment or regret, sorrow or anguish." Harry Middleton
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Looks to be a true story...Sadly
April 13, 2006, 11:10PM
6-Year-Old Girl Dies in Tenn. Bear Attack
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BENTON, Tenn. A bear attacked a family at a camp site in the Cherokee National Forest on Thursday, killing a 6-year-old girl and injuring her 2-year-old brother and mother, authorities said.
The attack took place near a pool of water on Chilhowee Mountain, said Dan Hicks, spokesman for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
Witnesses described the bear picking up the boy in its mouth while the mother and other visitors tried to fend it off with sticks and rocks, Hicks said. The mother was injured before the bear was chased away.
The girl ran away during that attack, but was found dead a short time later with the bear nearby. A park ranger fired at least one shot at the bear before it bolted off.
The woman and her son were flown by helicopter to Erlanger Medical Center in Chattanooga, where both were being treated for wounds consistent with a bear attack, Hicks said.
Hospital officials did not immediately return calls for comment, but Hicks said the boy was listed in critical condition. The victims' names were not released.
Forest Service employees, TWRA game agents and several hunters were searching for the bear in an area spanning several thousand acres.
The 640,000-acre park runs along the southeastern Tennessee border with North Carolina, southwest of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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A sad day indeed
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My deepest sympathy to the family. Having three small grandchildren who love to hike and camp, I can't even begin to comprehend having to deal with that situation the parents and family face.
Even though this didn't happen in GSMNP, we, who frequent the So. Appalachians where bears are present have to be aware that we are dealing with animal behavior THAT MAY BE THE RESULT OF: 1) Our behavior to them. 2) Their previous encounters with the "Tourons", being feed, teased, etc. 3) They are a wild animal who through increased encounters with humans has lost some fear of man.There is a lot more bear people encounters in the park, than NPS makes public or is heard about beyond the region.
Wednesday afternoon as my wife and I walked out from above Elkmont, a gal was starting to hike up Little River Trail saw the sign about campground #27 being closed due to bear activity and turned around. She and my wife struck up a conversation where she mentioned that she loved the park but was afraid to go many places in it by herself. My wife, then, showed her the can of Bear spray she carries and we explained how it worked and how to obtain it. The extra security will open up a large part of the park to her.
Bear Spray is meant as a LAST RESORT and with SOME INSTRUCTION. Spraying it around your camp site, on your vest, etc. DOES NOT WORK!!!! The spray is a oil based pepper suspension that will hang in the air as a mist. When it comes into contact with the eyes, nose and other membranes it creates EXTREME DISCOMFORT. It is EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE ON BEARS, there is a reason NPS and Forest Service personel are REQUIRED to carry it in parts of the west. THEY DO NOT GET OUT OF THE CAR OR TRUCK WITHOUT IT ON!! I was very strongly advised to carry it while in the NF headquarters in Cody. Wyo. many years ago.Some brands have a short video/ brochure explaining how to use it properly. It is not meant to be used indescrimately. I'm sorry to say that as chalets and homes build up around the park, as the human population expands into bear habitat, A BEAR POPULATION THAT IS EXPANDING, we will probably have more of these incidents. This is just one form of insurance just the use air bags and wearing a seat belt, even though you are not speeding.
Don't misunderstand, I know the drive Lexington and Sevierville is many times more dangerous than anything you can encounter in the park and I can see myself using the spray on a DOG long before a bear, but its insurance.
Anyone wanting some info on how to obtain some can email me for a Website.
Again Please keep these folks in your prayers.
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Excellent post, KTB. I think we all take for granted what these creatures can do sometimes. The bear spray idea is one I had many years ago but never did get any. Your post makes me rethink this. A person with spray could have possibly saved the little girls life. There's no way the bear could have found her with this stuff up its nose.
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I also highly recommend carrying pepper spray for bears or any other predators one might encounter. Several years ago I began riding a bike for exercise, sometimes doing so while it was dark such as late night or early morning. It amazed me how many folks have big dogs like Rottweilers and Chows that are left to run loose. I even had a couple of mutts, one huge and another much smaller, try to encircle me to attack while running one afternoon.
Needless to say I began to carry a cannister of pepper spray give to me by my brother who was in law enforcement at the time. I was forced to used it on several occasions and found it to be very effective. On one occasion it was dark and I could hear a dog running after me, I waited until it was so close I could feel it's breath and hear it huffing as it tried to get close enough to bite. At that point I pushed the button of the can already in my hand and blasted the dog fully in it's muzzel at which point the dog instantly retreated. I wasn't sure how big or what type of beast this was so the next day I rode back by the same house at which point a full grown chow began to come out after me. As the dog got close I held up the pepper spray. Upon seeing the had with spray in it, the god instantly retreated to the safety of it's owner's front porch and quit even barking.
It's important to obtain a sizable can of spray, not one of those little "purse size" with a fraction of an ounce and also I am for the higher concentrations of Capsascium (sp?) . It is also important to have the can readily accessable, in hand if a likelyhood of threat is evident such as sound or evidence of a bear nearby, approaching, etc. Last but not least, try the spray out if possible to become familiar with the pattern and distance of the spray (some spray a fog others a stream). It could be very easy if you are not used to or familar with the spray, to panic and empty the can before the bear, dog, threat...is close enough to be affected and repelled.
I agree Rusty, my first thought was if anyone of those folks had spray and had used it this situation would never have become as serious as it did. I have even wondered if the park service might possibly be able to use pepper spray to retrain some of the pesty bears so that they would avoid future human contact
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In my emails with the GSMNP headquarters, they did not prohibit it but discouraged its use apparently afraid of misuse causing more problems.
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We go to Yellowstone every summer. Just like putting on our shoes we put on "Bear Bells" nothing but a large Jingle bell on a lanyard. We tie it to our belts so thet the bells hit our legs on every step. Bears in Yellowstone avoid people if they are aware of their presence, there fore the bells. They can be heard over 500 yards. Almost all bear attacks/encounters happen when the bear is surprised, and feels threatened.
I suppose that the bears in the smokies react like the Yellowstone bears.
I guess I will start wearing my bells in the Smokies
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I have a very large collection of jinglers also. My problem with using them in the park is, the noise along the streams would mask the bells. I gave up on fishing the YNP, too crowded. I fish the Crandall Creek, Hoodoo Creek and Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone, into the Beartooth. The folks there make no bones about that being Grizzly habitat. They POST SMALL BILLBOARD TYPE SIGNS. *"Grizzly Frequent this Area", etc. I've seen a couple brown butts high tailing away. My one fear is walking up on a sleeping one in the tag alders or willows while fishing. My cousin's Father in Law was severely mauled in Glacier years ago, walking up on a sow and cub along a stream.
I'm going to disagree with lumping Grizzly and Black bears together. The Forest Service has done an excellent job of providing Bear boxes at campgrounds,education and closely enforcing fines for violations, along with the remoteness of the area, etc. to make the greater Yellowstone bears about as close to a "wild" bear as you can get. Heck, With the REPUTATION of the big, brown furry, folks PAY attention and fear them.
Having had a bear "beeline" down the hill and pace the otherside of the river from me (No food on me at the time), or chasing a jogger down the road at Tremont, or hassling a fisherman hiking in (posted on Southernflyfishing forum a week later same area as my incident) tells me, they have learned to associate humans with food. As I drove between PF and Metcalf's Monday, I commented to my wife about the increasing abundance of chalets on the edge of the park. I am afraid were dealing with the equivalence of the old "Garbage Dump Bears". The average "Tourist" still views the black bears as the cute, cuddley, harmless clowns of the roadside zoo's. I might hypothesize that the killer bear in the Cherokee COULD EASILY have been feed there before by tourists. We have people moving into bear habitats, look around GSMNP. *We have a black bear population which is exploding. I moved to the Morehead Ky area in 1970, to do my graduate work. I roamed the Cave Run Lake area before the Lake filled. I've been all over the D. Boone fishing and hiking for 30+ years. I never heard of bear in Eastern Ky (Bio-Science Ed Grad Student). Any bear found in Ky was thought to have wandered over from Virginia.The past 5 years they are appearing everywhere- Big South Fork, Red River Gorge, Daniel Boone. The Lexington TV showed pictures of Bears taking dog food on the edges of Morehead.
Love them, enjoy them from a distance, follow the bear rules and don't always expect them to follow the rules just because you do.
AGAIN, REMEMBER A PRAYER FOR THE FAMILY. I can not imagine what they are going through. I had my grandkids the past two days- a 2 year old granddaughter and 6 year old grandson. Watching this on TV with them in the house really hit home to me.
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There have been bad moves and good ones. Thus the life of a small-market NBA franchise (or any franchise for that matter).
Right now, my only real gripe is the ULTRA conservative play-calling and seemingly lack of developing the talented young'uns.
Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
I'm starting to agree with Ty not playing Burks. He looks like garbage so far, and I don't buy into his preseason or summer league performances. Fact is he can't shoot, please don't ask him to make an ft, and the scary thing is his best strength is getting to the line, hell even Favors is making ft's at a greater rate, and he doesn't pass. Foye drives me nuts sometimes but is a more complete player and gives us a better chance to win. With that said I still want Ty fired. He doesn't get his guys to buy into any kind of system, offense or defense.
Remember one thing, Foye is a chucker but it's not like he's CJ who couldnt hit a shot to save his life. Even when he takes a bad shot I always think it's going in. When CJ took even a good wide open shot I'd be upset with no confidence he'd make it.
Does anyone really think this "rumor" holds any water? Or is it more likely that someone made KOC and offer, KOC turned it down and the rumor got out that he was being shopped?
Ty has ruined Burks. If they trade Burks, this is clearly a failure on Ty's part.
I can't see any improvement in his game, Crome summer to preseason alike.
Working on something here. Burks + ??? = Lebron + CP3. This might have to be a 3-team trade.
Is that all that matters that a guy can shoot -- You need more guys like Carroll who play an all-around bust his butt game as complementary players, not a guy who just shoots while causing all sorts of other negatives that cancel out his shooting like Foye.
Fire ty hire phil Jackson i know it won't happen but we have the tools to run the triangle and when run right its pretty hard to stop Burkes would then fill the ball handling sg like mj dont need a dominant pg then i mean steve Kerr and Derrick Fisher weren't Stockton but they have lots of rings
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Welcome champion. This is the guide you were looking for. In the next few scrolls of your mouse wheel, you'll learn all the do's and double-do's of how to successfully attack an animal with a bicycle chain. I encourage you to use this advice as you make your way through the world, attacking animals and not telling anybody where you learned how.
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Before we begin, it's important to pin down your motivation for attacking an animal with a bicycle chain. There are two primary reasons why you might want to do this:
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2) Other
Once you've selected which applies to you, be sure to act consistently, to make your behavior seem more plausible to the outside world, and to assist the actors who one day struggle to recreate your great deeds.
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A bicycle chain is a segmented chain composed of tightly joined links, arranged such that they can only flex along a single axis of rotation. Bicycle chains are often found on bicycles, and in the hands of people with massive chemical imbalances in their brains.
These particular examples date from 19th century Italy, when young rogues used them to ride bicycles and thrash ugly dogs. The 30k dog-thrash biathalon remained Italy's national sport until the 1970's, when it was changed to smoking.
A bicycle chain has three main methods of attack:
Hold one end of the bicycle chain, and swing the remainder forward. A simple forward motion results in a lash - alternately, by recoiling your hand rapidly at the end of the stroke, the far end of bicycle chain will snap forward in a whipping motion. Both techniques can be effective at expressing how angry you are at an animal, and how superior human beings are for having mastered bicycle chain technology.
Because a bicycle chain can only flex in a single direction, make sure to whip your chain in that direction only. Rotating the chain 90 degrees and swinging it that way will not allow the chain to flex. Although this will certainly hurt whatever is struck, a solid impact will likely cause the links to shatter, leaving you chainless, and humiliating both yourself and all mankind.
Professional golfer Anthony Kim, seconds after shattering his bicycle-chain while chasing a gray squirrel. Note the look of utter despair, as Kim sits, doomed to forever wonder what might have been.
Grasp both ends of your bicycle chain and, coming from behind, loop it over the throat of the animal you're attacking. This is a very intimate way of using a bicycle chain to attack an animal, and police profilers will assume that you knew this animal personally. "And possibly sexually," they'll say, before a snap cut to commercial.
Wrap the bicycle chain into a compact lump, and heave it at the animal in much the same way as you would throw a ball or a smaller animal. This type of attack is largely ineffective, but may prove useful in specific circumstances. If you find yourself needing to attack a slow moving animal while in a seated position for example. In a lawn chair, attacking an insolent sloth in the sloth enclosure at the zoo is what I'm imagining, but please don't let that limit your own creativity.


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Man I missed these boards!!,good 2 read everything again and stay posted on what's up with stonesthrow and good music. Little-D Soundlab has been doing some good stuff lately! we just created a new mixshow that is available for download. It's a special about or own LD webstore that we opened! it features a very strong debut remix cd by producer Katrah Quey, Transcending Project and our own first vinyl record. It's called Weapons Of Hope and it contains work from 40 Winks(BE), Akida&Jolynn(US/NYC), Estroe(NL) and JLS(NL)! The record should be available everywhere and definetly in our own online store. but enough promo talk, check out the tunes! there's also a cool brokenbeat mix from Mark the Machine from design collective Machine in there! enjoy and tell me what you think!
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LDR Show Number 10:Hope In A Store
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Tieka In an empty house (Meyd:Made From Scrap, Book )
Katrah Quey Complain about stormy electric (Dustshop: Mid-November EP)
Transcending Project Drifting (72Movements: Change)
40Winks Wake Up (Little-D Soundlab: Weapons Of Hope EP)
Dudley Perkins Dolla Bill (Stones Throw: Expressions Instrumentals)
Kid Sublime Hey! (Kindred Spirits: Basement Soul Extended Instrumentals)
Anti-Pop Consortium Lift /Katrah Quey Remix (4Shades/Little-D: Solidary and Selections vol 1.)
Blu The Narrow Path (Sound In Color 12)
Medina Green Medina Green Giants (Illson Media: Funky Fresh In The Flesh and more: vol 2)
Georgia Ann Muldrow Because (Stones Throw: Olesi, Fragments Of An Earth)
Db I just wanna (Breakin Walls/ Unreleased.)
Taira In Depot ( unknown status: gonna ask :http://www.myspace.com/illritsuo)
Dogdaze Contact (Dogdaze Productions : In Dog We Trust)
DJ Mark The machine mix
Solid Groove Forget the intent (Slip n Slide Blue 12)
Nepa Allstar - The Way (Surplus 12)
Da One Way Trash Da Junk (Main Squeeze 12)
Wordless People Minority in terms of thought (Compost Records: Compost Community)
Bjorn Torske Aerosoles (Svek 12)
Bjorn Torske - Sexy Disco/Erotic Dub (Svek 12)
Interfearance Take that train (Ubiquity 12)
Suba Samba do gringo paulista/Zero DB Remix (SSR 12 )
Afrounaught Transcend me (Apollo 12)
D Note Waiting hopefully/ 4Hero Remix (VC Recordings 12)
Pauls Machine Promise (Our Machine 12)
Akida&Jolynn Flim Flam/Instrumental (Little-D Soundlab: Weapons Of Hope EP)
M.anifest Walk The Talk (unreleased: http://www.myspace.com/manifestations for more info)
Little-D: Our first vinyl record out/New mixshow#10!!
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Big Up little-D!
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YEA! New show....sure took a good minute doh
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YEA! New show....sure took a good minute doh
yeah man , I know but it was very hectic here : the release of the record, and some party's and video we made.. I only have 2 hands hahaha but thangs for hangin in!
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The Oakwood Cemetery Association would like to send out a big "Thank You" to all those who came out Saturday morning, Aug. 10. It was a true community effort, and the results most definitely show. We would most specifically like to thank Cathy Schubert-Wallace and her crew, Sara Moeller, the Rev. Veda White, Alex White, Bo Henderson, Robert and Lynette Nixon, Kathy Powers, Parker Dixon, Francis Johnson, Vicki Johnson, Tim Gloria, James Henry and the trustees. If we accidentally left someone out, we apologize to you in advance.
We would also like to address several concerns noted in a letter to the editor published Aug. 15, in the Refugio County Press. The author suggested several uses for the association's funds that would be preferable to a gazebo.
We understand the author's intent, however, our intention is to build the new gazebo with donations, not perpetual care funds. The state of Texas mandates what dollar amount must be held in a perpetual care account. We cannot spend below that dollar amount for a gazebo or even for a "clean-up" as the author called it.
The good news is that, on a voluntary basis, the cemetery has been kept up via work days on at least a quarterly basis these last several years.
We hope that this spirit of volunteerism continues until interest rates improve and allow us to hire this work done once more. There is no reason we can't have a self-sustaining perpetual care fund and a beautiful gazebo at Oakwood Cemetery. With hard work, better economic times and generosity, together we can see these ideas come to fruition.


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When grandson Darren asked Glen and Marilyn Riekhof about getting into farming, it was good news. Keeping the farm in the family was important to both Riekhofs, but with two children and three other grandchildren not interested, it presented a challenge.
Five years later, Darren, Glen and Marilyn are one year into their formal succession plan and the farm's future looks good, but it hasn't been easy getting there.
"The hard part is being patient," says Marilyn. "There's a way to get this done, but you have to stay at it until you get answers that satisfy you."
Glen and Marilyn Riekhof, who farm near Concordia, MO, went to information sessions and read a lot of books on farm transitions but didn't find a "one-size-fits-all" answer.
"We considered a lot of things but in the end we decided we had to make up our own plan," says Glen.
They also found useful resources through the Missouri Extension Service, their lawyer, their accountant and farm planner contacts.
In the meantime, Darren worked summers on the farm, "to see how he liked it and whether we would get along," Glen says. That led to the next step, when Darren leased Glen's cattle, assuming herd-management responsibilities.
Now Darren also leases Glen's equipment and the Riekhofs' ground under terms that will allow him to gradually take on more ownership.
That brings a new challenge, says Glen: "At some point you have to let go of the reins and let them make the mistakes, because in the end they have to do it."
Throughout the process, Glen and Marilyn kept family informed about the project, even taking their son, daughter and Darren to meet advisors and get a feel for family personalities and relations.
"A booklet that the lawyers put together" sets out the details of how everything is supposed to be, Glen explains. "We also drafted a letter that explains our goals and our thought process that led to the plan.
"We also found what's fair isn't always an equal division. You have to consider that the person taking on the farm has already put in a lot of sweat equity that you can't put a dollar value on, and they're taking on a lot of additional responsibility."
Meanwhile, the transition process is very different for Charlie and Millie Hurst in Tarkio, MO, who are bringing grandsons into an operation that already includes three sons and two grandsons-in-law. The Hurst family has evolved a system of sharing land and equipment costs on a sliding percentage basis that has helped the next generation immensely, according to Charlie's son Kevin.
"We're now splitting equipment costs among seven or eight people. We try to keep everything not equal but equitable," he says.
The critical question for the Hursts is making sure there's enough land to support each family member, they say.
"We've been fortunate enough to have land offered, and we've actively hunted for land so when the boys finish college they know they have the opportunity to join the farm if that's what they want," Kevin explains.
In addition to their long-term planning for succession, he notes another essential factor in their success: "All of us have put the operation and what's best for it ahead of what might be best for us as individuals. I think it's important that the future of the operation is most important in everyone's mind."


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White House under fireMay 15,2013
The Internal Revenue Service was absolutely correct to look into the abuse of the tax code by political organizations masquerading as social welfare groups over the last three years. The agencys mistake and it was a serious one was focusing on groups with Tea Party in their name or those criticizing how the country is run.
The IRS should have used a neutral test to scrutinize every group seeking a tax exemption for social welfare activity, Democrat or Republican, conservative or liberal. Any group claiming tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)4 of the internal revenue code can collect unlimited and undisclosed contributions, and many took in tens of millions. They are not supposed to spend the majority of their money on political activities, but the IRS has rarely stopped the big ones from polluting the political system with unaccountable cash.
Last year, we supported the IRS in aggressively asking Tea Party groups seeking this special tax status to prove they were not political activists. We urged it to be just as tough on groups already claiming 501(c)4 status like Priorities USA, a Democratic group founded by former White House aides, as well as Karl Roves Crossroads GPS group and Americans Elect, a third-party group as on Tea Party chapters seeking tax exempt status.
Unfortunately, it appears the IRS looked only at conservative groups applying for the exemption, an inexcusable mistake given its power over individuals, nonprofits and corporations, and the potential for abuse. Its important to point out, though, that this is a far cry from President Richard Nixons interest in intimidating his political enemies through selective audits of personal tax records. There is no evidence President Barack Obama knew about the audits by the IRS. The groups involved were seeking not to pay taxes on large amounts of income by claiming that they promote social welfare. No one has an automatic right to this tax exemption; those seeking one should expect close scrutiny from the government to ensure it is not evading taxes.
For many years, however, the IRS hasnt provided it. Democratic groups were the first ones to start abusing their social-welfare tax status in the 2004 election; the Republicans followed suit and became the biggest players in this field beginning in 2008. Far bigger than any Tea Party group, Crossroads GPS nakedly violated the tax code by spending tens of millions on behalf of Republican candidates, claiming it wasnt political because it ran only issue ads. It never lost its tax exemption.
In 2011, when the head of the agencys tax-exempt division, Lois Lerner, heard about Tea Party applicants being singled out for review through keyword searches in applications, she ordered that the focus be broadened to all political or lobbying organizations seeking such an exemption, The New York Times reported. Agency employees didnt seem to get the message and kept the focus, wrongly, on conservative groups.
Obama said on Monday that he learned of the practice only when the public did late last week, and called it outrageous. He promised to take action against those involved and needs to find out whether any political appointees ordered the practice or knew of it.Inevitably, the stumble by the IRS will now be used by the Republicans as a point of attack. They are gleefully promising months of hearings, and the National Republican Congressional Committee is already trying to tarnish Democratic lawmakers with what it calls the Obama administrations use of the IRS as a political tool.
This will serve as the perfect distraction from issues, like the budget, gun control or immigration reform. And it will probably prevent any real progress on campaign finance reform, which in turn will make it vastly more difficult for the IRS to prevent abuse of the tax code.
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The Lord's Supper: Eternal Word in Broken Bread
from Keith Mathison Oct 20, 2010 Category: Book ReviewsAs Dr. Robert Letham points out in the Introduction to his new book on the Lord's Supper, one of the most striking differences between the Reformation era and our own day is our modern neglect of the Lord's Supper. This doctrine, which was the single most discussed theological topic during the sixteenth century, is virtually ignored today. One may easily find numerous volumes debating various aspects of baptism, but there are very few good modern works on the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Letham's small work is a good step in the right direction toward the resolution of this unfortunate state of affairs. Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Oct 19, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineBob Kauflin sees that he is running the final laps of his race here on earth and this has made him start thinking about passing the baton. In the current issue of Tabletalk he writes, "Last year I gave a message on transferring ministry responsibility to the next generation. In my preparation, I came across some principles for passing the baton in a relay race that are surprisingly relevant for young leaders." Keep Reading
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(Philadelphia, PA) - The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine has joined the Middle Atlantic Regional Center of Excellence (RCE) for Biodefense and Emerging Diseases, a research consortium unveiled today by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
A consortium of researchers from 16 biomedical research institutions will carry out the NIAID's strategic plan for biodefense research. Eight regional centers of excellence, or RCEs, will be established nationwide with grants totaling approximately $350 million over five years, $42 million of which will go to the Middle Atlantic RCE, to be led by the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Penn investigators will receive an anticipated $6.1 million over the course of this five-year grant.
The Middle Atlantic RCE will pursue the development of vaccines against anthrax and smallpox, focus on emerging infectious diseases such as West Nile Virus, and study new approaches to fighting viruses that cause deadly hemorrahagic fever, including Ebola and Marburg. The consortium will also examine other potential bioterror agents and the means to combat them. In addition, members of the Middle Atlantic RCE will design tests for faster detection of hazardous agents and innovative techniques to ensure a rapid public health response to biological attacks and outbreaks.
"In 1999, it was West Nile virus. In 2003, it was SARS. In 2004, who knows? There are a multitude of potentially dangerous viruses, bacteria and parasites that infect animals and that could be transmitted to humans," said Robert W. Doms, MD, PhD, Professor and Chair of Penn's Department of Microbiology, and member of the five-person Executive Committee for the Middle Atlantic RCE. "Emerging infectious diseases are a real problem that we all need to be concerned about. Penn scientists are already leading research projects on West Nile virus, Ebola virus and smallpox, with the goal of developing vaccines and new therapeutics."
At the heart of the Middle Atlantic RCE are a number of research projects. Of the 18 approved for funding, five are underway at the University of Pennsylvania. In addition to his leadership role for Penn, Doms is developing a vaccine for West Nile virus. Stuart Isaacs, MD, Assistant Professor from Penn's Division of Infectious Diseases, is developing neutralizing antibodies that will help stem the potential ill-effects of the vaccinia virus that is used to vaccinate against smallpox. John Lambris, PhD, Professor in Penn's Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is currently identifying antigens targeted by antibodies in immunized humans in order to engineer improved neutralizing antibodies.
Graham Simmons, PhD, a Research Associate in Penn's Department of Microbiology is studying how the Ebola virus gains entry into cells and how to block it from doing so. Gary Cohen, PhD, of Penn's School of Dental Medicine and Roselyn Eisenberg, PhD, of Penn's School Veterinary Medicine are collaborating on a vaccine to counter the ill effects of vaccinia virus and confer additional protection against smallpox.
In addition to the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Maryland, the Middle Atlantic RCE includes researchers from the following institutions: Johns Hopkins University, the University of Virginia, the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Georgetown University, George Washington University, West Virginia University, Drexel University, the University of Vermont, the University of Missouri, Kansas City, the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute and Virginia Commonwealth University, the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute, and the University of Pittsburgh.
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but Jay was sitting often with Beyonce during Knicks games.
and its very funny to wear sunglassess in dark place
Better then the Knicks
Not even a playoff team
Good team but not on our level
Beyonce needs a tic tac
Nas > Jay-Z
The MeloMafia ruined the rep system and I still hate you
Knicks will have Nets face down on the court like Marquez did to Pacman
This is basically an exhibition game against a D League squad
Knicks = Championship team, FagNets = 1st round Exit
Beyonce could still get it
It was recently learned that Nets minority owner Jay-Z didnt want the information to leak about how big or small of a portion of the Nets he actually owned. Well let it be known that Jay-Z doesn't even own 1% of the Nets. He is however a very rich man, can't take that away from him. But his manhood was nearly taken from him back in 2001 when the real King of Rap nearly made Jay-Z cry. Heres one of the greatest diss songs ever made. Enjoy it while your viewing the rest of the thread
Not trying to take the easy way out here but I don't feel the need to talk about any strategy. The Knicks have had roughly the same strategy every game we've played so far. I feel like all we have to do is what we did last time against them. The only reason why the Nets beat us was because Kidd was out.
Now its time to sh*T all over the FagNets....lets start with
Theres all kinds of rumors going back to 2006 about Beyonce having bad breath. Normally i dont care about rumors, but i find this one a little interesting. 2006 was when her and Jay-Z got engaged from what I remember...You kiss a camel long enough and you can also expect to have bad breath
Brook Lopez could return. I didnt even know he was injured, i thought the Nets suspended him for being an ugly motherf*cker
The New Jersey Nets and the Boston Celtics had a recent altercation where Kris Humptree's delivered a hard foul on Kevin Garnett while he was in the air. Thats like tripping an old man with crutches. Sick move by humptree's, hes a sick human being. Heres a few photo's for those who didnt catch what happened
Here we have Humpfreeze catchin a beatdown from the Jet Jason Terry and Rajon Rondo. I guess Humptrees's fellow teammates were too p*ssy to help him out. Gerald Walrus finally came over when it had basically been broken up. He just wanted to look like a tough guy for a minute. And we have an exclusive photo right here
Well i guess that just makes both Humptree's and Rondo look like b*tches. Moving on, I have just a few quick notes below to keep everybody updated on the latest news
-Rasheed Wallace and Marcus Camby listed as day to day
-Brook Hoepez will be a game time decision Tuesday night
-Carmelo returned and dropped 34 points on the Nuggets Sunday night to help the Knicks win
-NY Knicks are 15-5, Best record in Eastern Conference
-New Jersey FagNets are 11-8, 4 game losing streak
If I could post only one picture to summarize the Brooklyn Knick juniors over the course of the last few years, this would do it for me
Their current 4 game losing streak proves they are still under construction
I hope all my fellow Knicks fans truly enjoyed this. I will leave u with a classic from Queensbridge since QB is sorta the opposite of Brooklyn. And also a classic from Harlem...since Harlem is a part of Manhattan
Mobb Deep - When you Hear The
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but Jay was sitting often with Beyonce during Knicks games.
and its very funny to wear sunglassess in dark place
Jay-z is a liar, thats why he always has the shades on
I forgot the most important part, we need some beautiful women in here. Feel free to post as many pics as u want, preferably lesbians/cougars/milfs/gilfs/female athletes
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Thread off to a strong start...exceptional poll options..
We better not ****ing lose these these bitches again.. I want a win of no less than 10 points.
And now for my contribution to the thread..
Can't wait....I really wanna win this game, and send those f*ckboys a message!!
Tryna score some tickets....
if anyone (for some unforseen reason) is thinking about selling their tickets send me a PM and sell them to a Knick fan instead of some bandwagon jerkoff net fan on stubhub.
Gotta take emotion out of the game and just play ball
If we look at this as a "revenge game " or "a battle in the war to win NY" then we are playing right into their game...they are shakey right now they need a gimmick to motivate them
We gotta play this game smart. This is a team we can beat by double digits if we just play the same type of ball we've been playing all year
They are not on The Heat nor Spurs level and we are 3-0 against those 2 teams
Stay focused and we are 4 games up on them at the end of the night
"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
Classic KS GT right here, love it.
Whoa great job done Smokes and Steph Marbury...green coming your ways asap
This sh*t cracks me up these hoe milfs look tough
Sensational thread KS3!
We got J Kidd ready to beast this time around, and Jerry Stackhouse won't be dropping 3 Blue Moon triples on us again, either. Time to rip these upstarts a new one. Amped for it!
I just can't begin to fathom where this says sexy, I gotta say. Looks like someone's 40 year old aunt who's just realised she's a muff diving lesbian and is flaunting the Xmas hams to other fatty 40+ lesbians for a session on the carpet. Rank.
A must win game in BROOKLYN .. not just for the 16-5 record, but we have to even the series tonight to 1-1.
Then we go on a every other day game at home (MSG) for 6 straight games in December:
12/13 Lakers (9-11)
12/15 Cavs (4-17)
12/17 Rockets (9-10)
12/19 Nets (11-7)
12/21 Bulls (11-8)
12/23 Wolves (9-9)
Having Jason Kidd's leadership prepare our home-court scouting-report could lead to us to winning all 6 of our next home-games keeping us with zero losses at home a week before the New Year. GREAT
As Stephen A. says... I'm a bottom feeder.
Got crack?
For my blonde lovers...
Beat them or ESPN fatsoes will be happy.


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Honesdale Police had busy week investigating crimes
July 12, 2011 —
Napkin dispensers outside The Gravity Ice Cream store on 6th Street in Honesdale were lit on fire sometime between the night of July 4 and early morning of July 5. The dispensers were hanging on the wall outside the store. The fire extinguished itself within the dispensers, without causing damage to the building. The person who lit the fire is not known at this time.
A resident of North Main Street in Honesdale reported, July 5, that a registration sticker was removed from the license plate of their car. The sticker was white with green 2-12 lettering. Honesdale Police are investigation.
Prescription medication was reported stolen from a resident of Riverside Drive July 5. A suspect, Carol used the victim's restroom while working in the victim's yard. The victim discovered that prescription medication had been taken from a bottle. The suspect was driving a blue colored Pontiac Sunfire.
Sonia Kramer, 59 and Melissa Mclaughlin, 33, were cited for Harassment and Disorderly Conduct, Wednesday July 6 following a fight they had with each other at 509 Grove Street in Honesdale. Honesdale Borough Police responded to the fight where they found the roommates fighting over a gas grill lid and money. The roommates struck one another and the fight ended in the yard. Neighbors called 911.
Suspicious activity was reported at the Sunrise Market on Sunrise Avenue July 8. Two black males were reported to have gone into the market, one went to the register and asked for cigarettes and the other went to the storage area, which is through the office, an employee said. The suspect in the office told an employee he was making a delivery and the other male had the paperwork. The suspect went with the employee to the register and the other man had already left the store. There was no paperwork and nothing was ever said to be delivered. The men were seen getting into a blue box truck with a refrigerated unit mounted on it. The truck had gray or silver lettering on it, but the wording was not readable.


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Dungeon Siege 3 ReviewBy Matt Cabral - Posted Jun 30, 2011
Despite a few flaws, Dungeon Siege III marks the welcome return of the high fantasy-themed action-RPG. It generally retains the looting-and-leveling addictiveness the genre's known for, while also making the experience accessible to those brought up clutching a gamepad. If you're a fan of cracking open skulls and treasure chests, the Kingdom of Ehb's a great place to visit.
The Pros
- Fast, well-paced combat
- Addictive character progression
- Engaging storytelling
- Richly realized fantasy world
The Cons
- Voice acting is often weak
- Nerfed online co-op
- Uninspired loot
Dungeon Siege 3 Review:
The success of Torchlight on Xbox LIVE Arcade proved that console gamers loved to loot, level, and lay waste to dungeon-dwelling hordes just as much as the mouse-and-keyboard crowd. Still, the dangerously addictive genre continues to take a back seat to titles that'd rather arm players with bullets than blades. Even the promising hack-and-slasher Hunted: The Demon's Forge attempted to please this gen's trigger-happy fans with Gears of War-like gameplay.
Thankfully, with the release of Dungeon Siege III, the bar wenches and blacksmiths are back in business, and the loot's once again flowing as freely as mead from the village tavern tap. Square Enix's and Obsidian Entertainment's reboot of the previously PC-only series isn't perfect--and its most faithful fans will no doubt find fault with its makeover--but those craving a good dungeon crawl could do a lot worse than getting lost in this fantasy-rich world.
Slaying and Storytelling
The action-RPG genre has generally forgone narrative depth in favor of beheading trolls and upgrading arm gauntlets, so it's refreshing to see DSIII support its action with a surprisingly engaging story. Obsidian, who's already proven multiple times over they can weave an absorbing yarn, have utilized storyboard-like cut-scenes, hidden books and scriptures, and chatty NPCs to flesh out its expansive tale.
It's not about to put George R.R. Martin out of work, and the often undercooked voice work undermines its true potential, but the story still serves as much more than an excuse for players to tame oversized spiders. It also does a decent job of introducing new recruits to the Kingdom of Ehb, while also throwing seasoned fans some Easter eggs and other universe-expanding extras.
Of course, if you wanted to be entertained by storytelling, you'd pick up your Kindle, not a rune-encrusted broadsword; this is an action-RPG after all, so engaging in thumb-blistering combat takes precedent over listening to some white-bearded dude go on about his world-saving ambitions. Luckily, DSIII delivers in this department, yielding nuanced action, complemented by a variety of character-building options and upgrades.
You begin the game by choosing one of four unique characters, all of whom should be familiar to anyone who's hacked, slashed or spell-casted through creepy crypts or haunted forests before. We went with Katarina--a witch with lips that make Angelina Jolie's look like deflated pool toys--who has the ability to unleash hot lead and screen-clearing curses in equal measure.
Regardless of whose arsenal you get behind though, you'll have access to a pair of offensive stances, as well as one defensive position. The former two can be supported by three special attack abilities each, while the latter gets a trio of defensive skills, such as healing spells. The left trigger and bumper switches up stances effortlessly, and the special abilities and basic attacks are mapped to the face buttons. Within minutes of using this intuitive set-up, we were comfortably piling corpses like cordwood.
Behind the rifles and dual-hand cannons of Katarina, we'd switch back and forth between ranged attacks and up-close kills, tossing in the occasional debilitating curse to remind our adversaries they were dealing with one wicked Wiccan. Abilities siphon a focus meter--which builds gradually during combat--so rather than mindlessly pounding potions, you're tasked with strategically keeping baddies at bay with basic attacks while waiting for your special attack bar to brim.
Level, Loot, Repeat
In addition to gaining new abilities every few levels, you're also granted points to pimp out proficiencies and talents; the former further enhances abilities, while the latter offers passive perks. Once mastered through repeated use, abilities can also be empowered, allowing your attacks to pack some extra pain in a pinch.
All these traits, and how they're managed, afford plenty of character-developing depth and combat variation without ever becoming daunting. The system might feel a bit stripped down and streamlined to fans who grew up pointing and clicking through dimly-lit dungeons, but those raised on a gamepad's limited real estate should appreciate the manageable balance.
On top of grooming your own Ehb-saving badass through these varied skills and disciplines, you'll, of course, have access to more loot than you can shake a Bastard Sword of Smiting at. From downed enemies and conveniently placed treasure chests, to random pots and other breakables, there's absolutely no shortage of loot-spewing sources. While Dungeon Siege 3 captures the inherent thrill of bashing a beast's head in and stealing its stuff, however, not all items freed from the fleshy piñatas are worth a second look. Sure, there's plenty of items you'll be proud to equip, and many of their names are endlessly entertaining--we doubt you'll find Katarina's "Stockings of Rage" at the local Victoria's Secret--but often the goodies are more functional than cool.
That said, this isn't a major gripe, as most likely won't care what their blade looks like when it's buried deep in the belly of some otherworldly baddie. And speaking of introducing enemies' insides to your sharp steel, DSIII pits players against a nice variety of human thugs as well as the expected creatures of the winged, horned, clawed, and fanged variety. There's swarms of nasties just begging to meet the business end of your blade, and meetings with low-level threats, sub-bosses, and level-capping big bads are paced nicely throughout the campaign.
Better Off Alone
Visually, the game impresses with richly realized outdoor environments and atmospheric interiors; from flickering flames to bubbling brooks, this fantasy world's drenched in mood setting details. Lighting, shadowing, particle, and physics effects also seem to be firing on all cylinders, especially during more intense combat encounters. You can take all this eye-candy in with an A.I.-controlled teammate or recruit buddies to join your fight.
Two players are supported locally, and up to four online, but playing with friends or strangers isn't exactly encouraged. In an unusual move on Obsidian's part, players can't use their own characters--or keep collected experience or loot for their home-grown hero--in another host's game. Those who've participated in someone else's adventure, however, will find all their goodies waiting for them if they decide to rejoin the quest at a later date.
While this odd omission will no doubt rob the game of some of its replay value, the solo campaign's 15 or so hours should be enough to satisfy those who've been sharpening their battle axes in anticipation of a quality dungeon crawl. Additionally, each of the four characters can shape the critical path to some extent, resulting in a unique ending for each; so, at least a second play-through is easily justified for the bravest of beast-slayers.
DSIII doesn't revolutionize the genre, nor does it pose a threat to the upcoming Diablo III. However, its lightning-quick combat, addictive character progression, and fleshed-out story make it more than a welcome entry, especially in a generation that's seen us scavenging more ammo clips than loot.


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The soggy saga at PNC Field in Moosic Pennsylvania is causing more than a few people to lose sleep. Local newspapers fired on the Yankees organization after Saturdays' game with the PawSox was postponed due to unplayable field conditions. The finger pointing has begun and it seems that it could get really ugly before the odyssey is over. Despite beautiful weather on the 4th of July, the game was called off because the drainage system at the park has not been able to handle the abundance of precipitation over the last three weeks. Managers Ron Johnson and Dave Miley inspected the field with Yankees brass and league officials before deeming the field unsafe. The same took place on Sunday afternoon, even though the sun has been out since we arrived in Scranton. Furthermore, the Yanks made a bunch of enemies by not publicizing the fact the game had been postponed. Thousands showed up late Saturday afternoon, only to find they'd not see a game, just the scheduled postgame fireworks. You do the math. No game, it won't get dark for a few hours and fireworks. Stay at the park and buy as many hot dogs, soda, and beers as you can, SUCKERS! That was the message Scranton fans got on Independence Day. According to team president Kristen Rose- "We'll explore other options, but if the weather worsens, the field conditions worsen, we will have to look at playing at other venues." Those possibilities include, potentially, Alliance Bank Stadium in Syracuse and Coca Cola Park in Allentown, Pa. Fans aren't happy. According to a source who requested anonymity, at least one angry fan called the team office and physically threatened staff members if games weren't played soon. In fairness to the Yankees, they have worked feverishly to try to get the surface ready, even going so far as to rent a helicopter and have it land in right field to let the rotors act as a dryer. The postponement Saturday was the third in the last two weeks because the field was too wet to play, even in bright sunshine. The drainage system seems to be the culprit. In 2007, the Yankees replaced the artificial turf with real grass. They didn't bother to update the drainage system because according to the anonymous source- "They were hoping to get a new field built in the next couple of years." Well, the weather has conspired to create (if you'll pardon the pun) the "perfect storm". Rose said- "We knew that the drainage system was getting close to the end of what it was built for, but nobody expected this much rain." In a statement issued after Saturdays' postponement, the Yankees said they'd already replaced 14,000 square feet of sod in the outfield. Holes have been drilled, they've aerated the surface and installed draining tiles. According to a separate source, also requesting anonymity, there was also a very real fear that with over 10,000 fans using the restroom facilities at the park, the already overburdened system would "explode". Just before word of Sundays' postponement, PawSox players stretched and played catch in the outfield, wondering if and when this series would ever get started. According to the Yankees, we'll try again on Monday, with a doubleheader scheduled to start at 5:35 p.m.
Congratulations to the six members of the Boston Red Sox named to the American League All Star Team. Dustin Pedroia, Jason Bay, Tim Wakefield, Josh Beckett, Jonathan Papelbon and Kevin Youkilis. Pedroia, Youk, Wake and Papelbon are former PawSox stars. Another former member of the PawSox is on the N.L. team. Freddy Sanchez of the Pirates is joined on the Senior Circuit club by another former Red Sox farmhand, Hanley Ramirez of the Marlins.
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to bad about the game. you would think they redo the drainage system with the renovations after the red barons left. if they can't play monday would they do a double header in pawtucket at the beging of august because that would be great. i was not able to go to last weeks games because i was on vacation in point judith. but when they were here in may i was able to walk right up to edwar ramirez and ask him for his autograph in the bullpen three different times. also Austin jackson signed one of my balls, those two are the nicest guys on the S/WB yankees.
i thought that PNC park was just in pittsburgh. o well. spread the corporate love across the state. congrats to jbay for being an all star
its not PNC park it is PNC field
You would think it would be in the best interest of the Yankees to have a quality field for their minor leaguers to play on. Good luck getting the game in tomorrow!


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In January, Wilfrid Laurier University will begin to extend conditional offers of admission to qualified applicants. The earliest admission decisions will be based on the best five Grade 11 U or M grades. It is likely that additional conditions will have to be met at this early stage, including minimum grades in program-specific prerequisite course requirements.
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Beverly K. FisherMay 18,2013
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MONTPELIER Beverly Kearney Fisher, 78, of Quesnel Drive, died on Monday, May 13, 2013, at the Central Vermont Medical Center.
She was born on June 13, 1934, in Hartford, Conn., the daughter of Henry and Isabel (Wilder) Kearney. Beverly was raised by her mother and stepfather, Ben Muennink.
She attended schools in Connecticut and Texas but graduated from Montpelier High School in 1952. Right after graduation she went to work for National Life. She also held various positions with Equity Services Inc. and the Sentinel Group Funds, both associated with National Life. After 39 years with the company, Beverly retired in 1991.
She was a member and past president of both the Veterans of Foreign Wars 792 Auxiliary and the American Legion Post 3 Auxiliary.
She enjoyed hunting and ice fishing as well as golfing.
On Dec. 9, 1961, she married Frederick Fisher and spent most of their married life in Montpelier. Mr. Fisher predeceased her on Aug. 11, 2012.
She is survived by her brother, James Kearney, and his wife, Marion, of Connecticut; sisters-in-law, Evelyn Latuch, of Graniteville, and Charlene Kearney, of East Barre; and her very dear friend, Lorraine Wilder, of Worcester; as well as many nieces and nephews and cousins.
She is predeceased by her parents and step-parents, as well as a stepsister.
There will be no calling hours. A graveside service will be held at the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph, Vt., at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 28, 2013.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Central Vermont Humane Society, P.O. Box 687, Montpelier, VT 05601.
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