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ATN Promo Response to Staff Payment Concerns
SUBMITTED: Monday, November 18, 2013POSTED: Monday, November 18, 2013
I would like to take a minute to address the concerns called out here on Rip-Off Report over the last few years regarding ATN and their lack of payment to their staff.
Before anything else, if you were truly not paid for work you performed on behalf of ATN Promo, I encourage you to go to the Illinois Secretary of State and file a report as this issue needs to be resolved immediately.
ATN has now been in business for over a decade (11 years to be exact). Throughout that time, we have remained in good standing with the State of Illinois – something that would not remain true if we were a scam company or we didn't pay our staff. We in fact do pay all of our staff for the work they've performed. There are only three reasons why someone would not be paid via ATN:
- If they no-showed or cancelled at the last minute
- If there was a blatant breach of contract by the staff member
- If the employee moved and did not contact ATN with their change of address
My question back to the staff who are questioning ATN for lack of payment would simply be this: upon working for ATN Promo, did you read and understand the terms of the agreement you knowingly and willingly signed? Specifically in the following areas:
- Payment terms
- W9 paperwork (if applicable – only applicable for those earning < $600)
- Last minute cancellation/no show policy
- Blatant breach of contract (your ATN employment agreement)
Should you have any questions regarding any of the information enclosed above, please feel free to reach out to the ATN office directly as this is and will always be the best course of action for resolving any issues you may have with the company. When reaching out, please be sure to provide the following information:
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We look forward to resolving these issues and working with everyone again in the near future.
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did anybody have stinky pee?
I am 38 wks and all of a sudden my pee stinks. I haven't eaten asparagus or any thing that usually makes ur pee stinky. I'm hydrating and my pee is a cloudy yellow.
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It could be a urinary tract infection or a yeast infection. Drink cranberry or crangrape juice for the next few days and see if that helps if your symptoms continue then call your doctor.posted 07/13/2010 by Hallowtearz
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday—Yesterday afternoon we held a tea for the Society of Sponsors. This is a rather small group but among them are many people I have known for a long time. This makes it a rather unusual tea party, for a familiar face in line is quite a novelty.
Afterwards, I drove out to see Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis at their Alexandria, Virginia, home. I don't wonder that they are pleased and seem quite content with it. There is a lovely garden completely sheltered for spring and summer days, open fireplaces in every room, and that enchanting arrangement of rooms at various levels which indicates a house has been added to at different times.
We had an interesting talk about the number of things which the Red Cross is doing. I hope none of us are going to forget that both at home and abroad there is always work for this organization.
After a quiet dinner at home, the President settled down to his usual baskets of mail and I went out to talk to a parent-teachers meeting at one of the high schools. These groups are always very interesting to me, for they bring together the people most vitally concerned with the younger generation. This contact is most important for without cooperation the best service cannot be given to the younger generation.
Incidentally, have you seen a most beautiful new publication called: "The Junior Classics?" It is in ten volumes and the print is easy to read, which is important to young children. The illustrations are enchanting and I think will be a very delightful addition to any youngster's library.
In yesterday's mail I received a notice which I am passing along because it is the answer to a question which many people have asked me. There is a general realization today that we need to do something positive to make every person in our community aware of their obligation to the government under which we live. We have a republican form of government and a constitutional democracy which requires the real interest of every citizen to function properly.
One group has gathered and sent out to its community organizations the following suggestions: (1) write to, or interview, the editor of your local newspaper and ask him for a daily column: "The Things We Take For Granted," i.e. our democratic way of life. (2) Write to, or interview the leaders of public thought in your community and ask them to speak and preach about the joys and privileges of democracy and religious tolerance. Four other methods of accomplishing this end are listed, but, of course, these methods vary in every community. I only cite this as an idea for groups to follow in different places. In this particular place they invited all the organized groups in the community to join in this undertaking.


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Meet The Justice League I Can Read Book 2
The evil alien starfish Starro has taken control over all of Earth's police officers and it's up to the Justice League to stop this villain for world domination. Read how Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Martian Manhunter and Aquaman defeats Starro. This is a great book to introduce your child to the supeheroes belonging to the Justice League.
- Ships separately from the rest of your order
- Available only in the United States
- Ages 4-8
- 32 Pages with awesome artwork
- Publisher: Harper Collins
- Licensed by DC Comics
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Except for pre-orders and for products that have specific info about when they ship under the Info tab, please allow 2-3 business days to process and ship out your order. If you need your order sooner, read below about faster shipping and the complimentary processing speed that goes with this.
If you're not sure which option to choose just give us a call and we'll be happy to help you: 1-800-867-7753.
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For time-sensitive orders, we recommend choosing on the second page of checkout:
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Savory Sweets
Peachy Cheesecake Squares
Bob Oliver
2 cups sliced ripe
peaches (5 large to 8 small)
2 tsp cinnamon sugar
2-1/4 Cups GF baking
1-1/2 Cups powdered
2 sticks butter, cold
1 8 oz package cream
cheese, softened
1 14 oz can sweetened
condensed milk
1 egg
2 tsp vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350F.
Peel and pit the peaches, slice thinly or chop and toss
with cinnamon sugar, set aside. In a large bowl combine
flour and powdered sugar. Cut in the butter until the
mix is crumbly and rather dry. If you don't mind a
little mess, it is easier to do this with your hands.
Reserve 2 cups of the mixture for the topping. Press the
remaining mixture in the bottom of an ungreased 9 x 13
pan. Bake the crust for 15 minutes. While the crust is
baking, beat the cream cheese until fluffy. Gradually
beat in the condensed milk until smooth. Add the egg and
the vanilla. Mix well. After the crust has baked for 15
minutes, remove from oven and carefully spread the
peaches over the crust in an even layer. Drizzle with
any remaining peach juice. Pour the cream cheese mix
over the peaches. Sprinkle the reserved crust mix over
the top of the cream cheese mix. Bake for 30-35 minutes
until bubbly and beginning to brown on the top. It is
easier to cut into bars if they have been chilled.


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Date of Stay: July, 2009
This is an older park. Quaint is a good word to describe it. The bathhouse is very clean and has good water pressure. Owner and son are exceptionally nice and do a very nice job of keeping the park areas mowed. It is easy to enjoy a walk around the lake. The campsites are reasonably spaced apart and are very shady. We began our stay here with a CampClubUSA discount and have decided to stay for a couple of weeks while I tend to medical care. Weekly is reasonable at $100 as well as the monthly rate at $330 plus lodging tax.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
We found Hill Top in our Camp Club USA book. We had planned to visit to another campground nearby; it was awful and we did not stay. It was 9pm when we arrived, unannounced at Hill Top. Despite the office having closed at 7pm, the owner came out to greet and help us to our campsite. The next morning, we went to the office to handle our check-in and pay. We were thrilled with the personal attention that we received. They also provided us with their weekly and monthly rates. We have been full-time since October '08; however had only stayed in one place for up to two weeks. We were so impressed with the monthly rate ($275 for 30 amp including electric, water, sewer, and Wi-Fi) that we decided to commit to the month of June. I travel with a service dog and in many places this can prove to be difficult because most people do not know about service animals other than seeing-eye dogs. Typically, I dread the conversation because it creates such hardships. I was relieved that these two owners were interested in learning more and had a true desire to help make our stay, along with my service dog, an enjoyable experience. This park has bathhouses, laundry and a nice large room that is set-up like a living room and has a lending library. We were invited to come sit with a group to watch the races. the Wi-Fi signal is very strong, even on the farthest end of the park. This is a great place for either an over-night stop or a long-term stay. I am very happy. In talking with other residents, they are also happy.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
[REVIEWER DID NOT STAY AT PARK] We called Wilderness RV Park. We found it in CampClubUSA for 1/2 price. It sounded good based on 3 star Woodall rating; pool, hot tub, bathhouse, WiFi, etc. We called & made arrangements; the office closes at 6pm. We were to arrive at 7:30pm, & they were to leave an envelope on the door of the office with a map of the property & a note as to what site we will be on. Well, we got there, and there was no envelope, no map, no note. There were many sites with only a few occupied, and dirt roads with scary run-off edges. Most sites appear to be on slope beyond what most rigs can level on. So we take the first available spot, B-1. WiFi signal was too weak to get online. So we move to one on the bottom of the property next to the bath-house with the laundry, hoping that maybe that is the hot-spot. No, still not enough signal to connect. And then, we go to the bathhouse, YUCK! We decide to leave. We would rather boondock than pay 12.50 (reg $25) plus tax in this disgusting place.
Date of Stay: May, 2009
We enjoyed our say at Shady Acres. The couple who are the owners live on-site and are very nice, helpful folks. The office/laundry/bath are actually a trailer with a nice front porch complete with a porch swing. The owners were nice enough to provide us with a key so we had access after they closed the office. The laundry had economical washers & dryers that cost much less per load than anywhere else I have done my laundry. There is only one bathroom, because it is the original bathroom in the trailer it also has a large shower/bathtub and it is really nice and very clean. There is also a sitting area/kitchen as well as a sitting room with a lending library of books. We enjoyed swinging on the front porch reading borrowed paperback books while waiting on our laundry in the cool evening breeze. It was wonderful! I would feel safe here, even if traveling with kids. Even though there really isn't anything for children to do at the RV park. If you were traveling with kids and had a day full of other activities, this would certainly be a great place to settle in for the night. There is access to a river at the back of the campground and the owners will be happy to show you how to get there. For us, this was a very convenient, easy to find location situated in a quiet, older, small neighborhood.
Date of Stay: April, 2009
Wow, this is a beautiful park! Very nice campsites with lantern hanger and decks. US Army Corps certainly did this one right! Very nice, very clean bathhouse with roomy showers. One of the camp hosts has property nearby and raises free-range, happy chickens. When you are here, ask him to sell you a dozen farm-fresh eggs. Watch carefully and you will see a few groundhogs in the wooded areas of the park. The only thing I didn't like is something that is typical of many National or State parks: neither my cell phone nor my wireless internet would work. Even with those issues, I will return to camp here again


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The next episode of The Drunken Skeptics is here!
In this episode, we talk with Ed Brayton of Michigan Citizens for Science.
We also discuss Nobel Laureate Professor Robert Edwards and his creation of In Vitro Fertilization.
Finally we taste some amazing Ugly Dog Vodka and talk about our tour of the Micro Distillery.
As always, we also have our Whiskey & Shenanigans where we bring attention to the good things that happened (the Whiskey) and call out the bad things (the Shenanigans).
You can find the show notes here.


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CANBERRA, Australia (AP) Julia Gillard became Australia's first female prime minister by seizing control of her party from her former boss less than two months ago and called elections weeks later — hoping to save the left-leaning government from rising voter grumbling with fresh, straight-talking leadership. It hasn't quite worked out that way.
Instead, conservative opposition leader Tony Abbott— once considered by colleagues to be too much of a loose cannon to lead — has made Saturday's contest one of the closest in decades, offering Australians a stark choice in leaders.
Gillard could face a voter backlash over her unprecedented party power grab and her policy direction on climate change. But most analysts expect her center-left Labor Party will retain a slim majority for a second three-year term.
Gillard stunned Australians when she launched a sudden challenge to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's leadership on June 24. She had been his deputy. He surrendered without a fight after seeing that his support among government colleagues had collapsed along with the party's popularity in opinion polls.
Gillard sought to seal her mandate by calling an election. But her party has had difficulty moving forward from the leadership coup.
Gillard's five-week campaign has been repeatedly distracted by damaging media leaks, apparently from well-placed anonymous government sources, which have been blamed on Rudd or Rudd loyalists.
Rudd has denied any part in the treachery. Abbott has cited the leaks as evidence of a dysfunctional government.
Rudd's political ghost continued to shadow Gillard's campaign this week when his 26-year-old daughter Jessica Rudd launched her debut novel about a fictional Australian prime minister who is overthrown by his female deputy. The author explained that she finished the book in December last year and its similarity to reality was purely coincidental.
Nick Economou, a Monash University political scientist, said many government supporters remain angry that their chosen leader was deposed.
"The big strategic weakness in the Labor campaign has been the failure to satisfactorily explain the change of leader and I think that's certainly going to hurt Labor and Gillard in Queensland," Rudd's home state, Australian National University political scientist Norman Abjorensen said.
In the final days of the campaign, a saltwater crocodile named Dirty Harry, renowned for picking the soccer World Cup winner last month, added to Gillard's momentum by predicting a Labor win based on his choice of chicken carcasses dangling beneath portraits of each candidate.
Abbott demonstrated his stamina by embarking on what he said would be 36 straight hours of campaigning through Friday including several pre-dawn radio interviews and brief snoozes during car trips between engagements.
Pollster Martin O'Shannessy, chief executive of the respected market researcher Newspoll, predicted Labor would scrape through the election with a four or five seat majority in the 150-seat House of Representatives. Labor cruised to power in 2007 with an eight-seat majority after 11 years in opposition.
O'Shannessy said Rudd's popularity plummeted in Newspoll surveys after April when he shelved plans to make big polluters pay for the carbon gas they emit. That created Gillard's chance to strike.
But Labor's rebound in the polls under Gillard proved short-lived, after she announced in the first week of the election campaign that greenhouse gas polluters will not be charged during Labor's second term.
Reneging on the key promise of Labor's 2007 election campaign to make polluters pay had created "a leadership crisis," O'Shannessy said.
"People are saying this leadership isn't what we signed up for," O'Shannessy said.
Abbott, who doubts the science behind climate change conclusions, is a stark contrast to Gillard. While long considered too far right to appeal to Australia's center, Gillard has wrestled her reputation for being too far to the left.
Abbott is his Liberal Party's third leader since it lost power and the first to threaten the government in opinion polls.
The athletic 52-year-old is often pictured cycling or swimming off Sydney beaches and is widely regarded as a man's man who struggles to attract female voters.
He once studied to become a Roman Catholic priest but is now married with three daughters. A social conservative, he regrets that divorce has become easily available under Australian law.
Gillard, 48, is a Welsh-born former Baptist turned atheist and became the first prime minister in the 109-year history of the Australian parliament to take an affirmation of office instead of swearing on a Bible.
She will become the first prime minister to move into the official residence in the national capital with a common law spouse if she wins elections.
She was widely acknowledged as the government's best communicator and Rudd's natural successor.
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Sticking With Resolutions: Easy Ways To Stay On Track
We're officially in the second week of 2012, and the holidays already feel like the distant past. And as for those oh-so-achievable resolutions made but 10 days ago? They've already disappeared into a black hole, like all of those emails you were so intent on keeping organized this year. In the U.K., research shows that 92 per cent of dieters have already gone back to sweets and fatty foods, and Britain also marks January 9 as the day when resolutions go kaput.
Instead of shrugging and pushing these best of intentions to the back of your mind, why not try to jump back on the bandwagon? After all, there's no rule that says changes must start January 1st, or else.
Almost every expert in the wide variety of fields affiliated with New year's resolutions notes that keeping resolutions small, and keeping them concrete are the most likely indicators of success.
So we've put together some easy tools and products that we think will help with the most common -- and most commonly broken -- New Year's resolution.
The resolution: Improving my memory and attention this year. A solution: Lumosity.com, a website that "brain trains" with games for specific functions like remembering people's names, inspiring creativity, and focusing attention. The site tracks progress and suggests personalized areas for improvement.
The resolution: As part of a larger health resolution, drinking more water can help hugely, by helping to flush out toxins and boost the immune system. A solution: Keeping a water pitcher, like this beautifully designed one from Bobble, on your desk or at your dining room table is a constant reminder to stay hydrated. Bonus: it holds a lot more than a mere bottle.
The resolution: Stop splurging and start putting part of that paycheque toward the future. A solution: Signing up with Mint.com, an award-winning website that takes all of your banking information and categorizes it for you, making it easy to see needless spending, potential savings, investments, bill payments and anything else moolah-related. Though giving a website access to your finances sounds scary, the site's security system is encrypted in the same ways banks are, and even better -- you can only see account balances, but can't move them any money at all.
The resolution: Finally bite the bullet and stop smoking. A solution: Though there's still some questions about legality and effectiveness, many one-time smokers swear by electronic cigarettes, like these options from V2 Cigs, as tools to help them quit. The "e-cigs" contain nicotine, food grade flavorings and propylene glycol (a common food additive), and mimic the look of traditional cigarettes to help smokers on their way.
The resolution: Eat more vegetables, cook more, and generally eat healthier A solution: Subscribe to a community supported agriculture (or CSA) box, which can provide fresh produce delivered right to your door. More and more farms are signing up for this service, through organizations like the Good Food Box, giving members of the public the opportunity to invest in a farm in return for a "surprise" box of seasonal fruits and veggies.
The resolution: Finally make good on that 'go to the gym three times a week' statement.A solution: Thanks to iPhones, you can now be made to pay for your resolutions -- literally. With the GymPact app, you can set up how many times you plan to work out and how much you'll pay if you don't, check in via GPS when you hit the treadmill, and then get paid -- by the people who bailed on their own pacts -- when you hit your target. It's a pretty brilliant use of behavioural economics.
The resolution: Figure out just which new skill it is you want to pick up this year.A solution: Before you run out and sign up for an expensive cooking course, why not test out a free site that curates the lessons of the web and puts it together in a lesson package for you? MentorMob.com may not have professors at hand, but it can give you plenty of ideas about topics you'd like to delve deeper into, whether it's fantasy football leagues or how to buy a wedding dress.
The resolution: Make good on those "we'll keep in touch!" statements that you made at the end of the holidays to your loved ones. A solution: While Facebook and Skype are both great tools for keeping in contact, sometimes it's helpful to have a place to go that's just for one purpose. Spokt.com allows you to create a "hub" with specific people, creating a community space for videos, messages, images and chats. Free for the first three months, the site charges after that per year depending on space needs.
The resolution: Is 2012 going to be the year you find true love -- or at least, a really intense like? A solution: We know there are many hundreds of dating sites out there, and we can't possibly dictate which would be best for you. But if you want to combine the wonders of the electronic world with real life interactions, 25Dates.com can find speed dating events in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary (with more cities coming soon). The way we figure it, the more potential datees, the better the odds.


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Update: Coilovers for WK
Wassup my peeps?
Just wanted to give all my WK brothers that I have been talking to Nick form Ksport Suspension for a while now and he told me, Direct quote:"we are hoping to get a date this week for finish."
This was yesterday when he told me this. I have been waiting for this full coilover suspension for a while so hopefully it will be out very soon. Pricing should cost about $1200-$1400.
Here is there website: http://ksportusa.com/asp/index.asp
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ill be anxious to hear what he says is the price since i am in a GB where we are paying 1400.
they should be done in the next few weeks.
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Yeah!!! I got that price estimate price from awhile back from the red site. I can't wait to drop by baby 2.5"-3". It would be hella sweet.
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ah man that sounds freaking awesome !!!
hmm makes me wanna wait on buying bilsteins and eibachs for me wk
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That's sick bro! Which model will be available from their lineup?
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Not sure yet he hasn't gave specific details yet all I know is that it is a Full Suspension Coilover kit meaning shock and spring setup. As far as if it will fit 4.7/5.1/6.1 last he siad it would be a direct fit for my 4.7WK.
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Which would make it a direct fit for the 3.7 and 5.7 but I'm not sure about the 6.1
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we'll just have to wait and see.
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it fits them all.
will look like this
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similar to this but this is amn lx
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Sweet. Thanks Rob for more detailed clarification.
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yeah ours will be similar. the front will replavce the strut. the rear will be two pieces, the shock part and the spring part.
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Leonardo Boutique Hotel Rehovot
The Rehovot Boutique hotel with over 7.000 sqm and 116 luxurious rooms is specially suited to business needs. Business services and facilities such as free WIFI, a business lounge and modern meeting rooms provide an ideal venue, while at the same time the high-standard and relaxing atmosphere of the hotel ensures recreation. For balancing body and mind, the gym is the perfect retreatment.
Rehovot is a flourishing city with a variety of museums: Clore Garden of Science, Ayalon Institute, "Havayeda" science center, Merkaz HaTarbut including an art gallery, theatre and the memorial "Yad La'Banim" for fallen soldiers, Municipal Cultural Center and the Minkov Citrus Orchard Museum. Moreover, the International Stone Sculpture Symposium takes place annually in Rehovot and impresses with astonishing creations. The cities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with the Western Wall are each less than an hour away, easily accessible and definitely worth a visit. For relaxation seekers, the beach at Tel Aviv or Ashdod is the perfect place to go on the weekend.
superior room
executive room
club room
weizmann suites
Dining & Facilities
Besides the restaurant, the hotel features a Fitness Club with the latest equipment to work out. The fitness area is open from Sunday to Thursday between 6.30 am and 10 pm.
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Distances & Directions
Distances from the hotel
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Kapaun girls earn spot in 5A soccer semifinal
MAIZE There was a time, just one month ago, when the Kapaun Mount Carmel girls soccer team felt it was anything but that a team.
Forwards were making risky runs, the midfield was not a place where the team was connecting passes, and the players admitted that a selfishness had overtaken them.
Those qualities have vanished and been replaced by the teamwork recognizable of past great Kapaun teams. This years Crusaders will now count among them, after they defeated Maize South thoroughly in a 2-0 win on the road on Tuesday evening.
It will be the 15th time and first time since 2010 Kapaun will be playing in the final four of Class 5A.
The best version of this team is when we play together as a team, said senior forward Taryn Kruse.
Courtney Boswell, another senior, added: When we play as a team, we feel like were the best team. We have the chemistry, so all we have to do is play together.
The players werent sure what led to their season derailing in a 1-0 loss to Heights on April 24. There was no shame in losing to a quality team like Heights, but it was the manner that the Crusaders lost in that made it disappointing.
I think the girls realized after that if we dont play as a team, then we can be beaten very easily, Kapaun coach Alan Shepherd said.
On Tuesday, Kapaun presented a team that wasnt at its sharpest but most certainly was playing in harmony.
It took less than 10 minutes for the Crusaders to strike, as Grace Hagan connected with Kruse in the box. Kruse had space to take a touch and her shot deflected off a defenders leg and into the goal.
Weve lost in this game the last three years, so this was really important to us seniors, Kruse said. Scoring that goal was such a huge adrenaline rush.
Kapaun continued its onslaught, forcing Maize South to shift its top goal-scorer Madison Adams back into a defensive midfielder role in an attempt to slow the attack.
Kruse tacked on an insurance goal in the second half, on another assist from Hagan, and the Mavericks were unable to put a shot on frame in the game against a Kapaun back line anchored by Boswell.
While its season ends, Maize South will return 10 of 11 starters from a 14-win team.
Were all super excited for next season, keeper Caroline Howard said. We cant wait because were going to have a really good team next year with so many coming back.
|Maize South
First halfKapaun, Kruse (Hagan). Second halfKapaun, Kruse (Hagan). ShotsKapaun 6-1016; Maize South 2-13. SavesKapaun, Jacobs 0-00; Maize South, Howard 3-58.
Bishop Carroll 2, Eisenhower 1 A winner wasnt decided until the final minute of the second overtime, as Carrolls Maria Walden scored to send the Eagles to their fourth straight state semifinal.
Carroll (17-2) will play Blue Valley Southwest (12-5-2) at the Class 5A tournament in Emporia on Friday, while Kapaun (15-4) will take on St. Thomas Aquinas (18-1).
Eisenhower proved itself worthy in playing an even game with Carroll, finding an equalizer in the second half on a goal from Jaclyn Means.
First halfCarroll, Woods (Walden). Second halfEisenhower, Means (Boese). Second overtimeCarroll, Walden (Smith). ShotsEisenhower 2-3-0-16; Carroll 2-2-0-15. SavesEisenhower, Ferreira 1-0-0-01, Arlt 0-2-0-02; Carroll, Reichenberger 2-2-0-15.
Trinity 2, Thomas More Prep 0 It was clear from the opening whistle when TMP dropped eight back to defend that it would try to stonewall the potent Trinity attack. And it worked for a half.
But after pelting the goal with 30 shots, two finally found the back of the net in the second half to send Trinity to its third state tournament appearance in the last five seasons on goals from Madison Clinton and Ally Henderson.
The whole game was frustrating, Trinity coach Tom Nykamp said. When teams play you like that, its hard to break them down. But I was happy with the girls. They played good enough to win the game and advance.
Trinity (15-3-1) will play Bishop Miege (12-6-1) at the Class 4-1A tournament in Kansas City on Friday.
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Second halfTrinity, Clinton (unassisted); Trinity, Henderson (Clinton). ShotsTMP 0-00; Trinity 14-1630. SavesTMP, Wellbrock 8-614; Trinity, Hoch 0-00.


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Garrell, when I think of the cars or parts that I had or could have had it makes me sick. First there are the ones that I COULD get, like the 62 Impala convertible, remember now, this is California a 40-50 year old car that has never seen a garage will still have zinc plated bolts that you can remove with a 3/8 ratchet by hand without so much as a grunt. So you can imagine what these cars looked like back when they were only ten or fifteen years old! So my brother brought home this 62 Impala conv, we are talking about 1975. He bought it just for the motor, the friggin car was complete and pretty nice and he pulled the motor and junked the car! I remember him and his friends over and one of them ran at the car jumping on the hood and running up the windshield to the roof and then fell thru the roof when he jumped up there!
We heard about a guy nearby who sold hot rods and we found ourselves at his place out in the back yard in a hot rod used car lot basically. This was about 1976-77, my brother bought a chopped and channeled 32 three window body from him for 50 bucks. The guy had a BEAUTIFUL 32 Two door sedan with a blown hemi in it. It was purple with purple plexiglass windows, I will never forget it, $1200! He had a chopped top 34 Coupe, fenderless with a hot SBC, $1200, the one that really makes me sick was the big buck stuff, the stuff WAY out of my world, a 32 Roadster, fenders and all, $4000 and a Phaeton was about $8000 or $10,000 and it was a super nice finished show car. He had a five window body, a SUPER NICE five window body that he had removed the floor to put in the Roadster,he wanted $50.
My God parents son was my first exposure to hot rods. I remember him driving me and my brother over to the near by school to play basket ball in his fenderless Model A coupe with the roof cut off made into a "Roadster". We got to the school and he opened the truck to get my brother out! There were pieces of wood going across the body rails as a floor! As my brother got out I could see the ground between these boards!
He had a bunch of bodies and cars out back in the field behind my house. I don't remember any details but forties and fifites cars. But one was a 32 Five window body, it was decent as I remember, usable, that's for sure. It went off to the wreckers with the rest of them one day when his dad got tired of them being there.
Then there was the ones WAY out of my world, you could buy a house at the time for what my brothers boss wanted for his two yes TWO Shelby Cobras! We are talking 1964 289 Shelbys! One was one of 30 made with an Automatic, (I think it's four that exist today) when I mentioned this car to a guy at a Shelby show a few years ago he pointed over at a car and said, there it is, that's it. Even though the car had been sold many times over the years it is that rare and he knew the history of the car and it wasn't even his! His boss also had a factory Ford sponsored race car with spare parts, both of these cars were sold for $12,000 each.
But that was BIG money so I don't sweat it. But the other doable ones, like the full race straight axled, 51 Henry J (minus a motor) for $500, that one kills me.
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Australian cricket fans could do with some good news after the three weeks they've endured. Three-nil down in their four-match series in India – which resumed this morning with the final Test – and riven by fights over those who have or have not done their homework, the Baggy Green is looking decidedly jaded.
But help may just be at hand in the shape of a new leg-spinner, Pakistani Fawad Ahmed, who is catching the eye as well as taking wickets Down Under, and is being fast-tracked for citizenship under the country's elite sportsman programme.
While Shane Warne gave notice of his arrival on the international stage by delivering "the ball of the century" to a baffled Mike Gatting at Old Trafford in 1993, Fawad announced his in rather more humble surroundings. In November, he was working in a warehouse and waiting anxiously for the outcome of his application to be granted asylum in Australia.
Michael Clarke's side, meanwhile, were desperately looking for a bowler who could help them prepare for the challenge posed by South Africa's Pakistan-born leg-spinner Imran Tahir in their forthcoming Test series.
One Brisbane net session later and Fawad's future had been turned on its head. "They called me up for an Australian camp and everything has just gone from there," he says. "I got out most of the batsmen over the course of three or four days – but Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting were incredible."
So successful was Fawad's impromptu trial that Tahir recorded the worst figures in Test cricket history in his only match of South Africa's series against Australia and his doppelganger suddenly found himself in demand. Had Australia, who have tried 11 spinners in their Test team since Warne, found the great man's successor?
By the time December rolled around, Fawad had signed a Big Bash contract with the Melbourne Renegades and the Aussies were pondering a most unlikely addition to their Ashes tour party. All of which represents a remarkable reversal of fortunes for a man whose asylum claim had been rejected by the Australian government back in August – a decision which was ultimately over-turned after a direct appeal to the Federal Immigration Minister.
"We were advised very clearly that despite this being the best avenue, it was also the only avenue available to us and the likelihood of success was virtually nil," says Derek Bennett, the president of Fawad's Melbourne University Cricket Club.
The setback could have signalled the end of Fawad's cricket career but instead it provided the impetus that has propelled him from the warehouse floor to the shop window and after winning his case, he hasn't looked back.
"Back in 2009 I was working as a coach and as a player and also working for a women's development organisation on the border of Afghanistan," he says. "That was enough for me to get death threats from the Taliban.
"I ended up having to leave my country and head to Australia. Now I'm in my fourth cricketing season, I've been so lucky to end up here."
Abandoning his homeland and his family – Fawad's mother, brother and two sisters still live in the troubled Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province – was a far from easy decision but despite the hardships he has quickly emerged as a potential saviour for an Australian side still desperately struggling to fill the hole left by Warne's retirement in 2007.
Not that this was ever on the minds of those who were instrumental in ensuring that Fawad could remain in Australia. "The prospect of Fawad playing for Australia was never on anyone's radar," says Bennett. "This was never an exercise in trying to find the next Shane Warne. This was a collective effort by the cricket community to help one of our own who had been persecuted because he was a cricketer."
Before his Sheffield Shield bow for Victoria last month, the 31-year-old had played just 10 first-class matches, the most recent of which was in 2009 for Abbottabad – the city which housed Osama Bin Laden until his death in May 2011.
Queensland were on the wrong end of Fawad's magic on his return to first-class action as he recorded the best figures by a spinner on debut since the 1971-72 season as he took 7 for 162, a performance that left Bulls' captain James Hopes in no doubt that he can replicate his form on the biggest stage of all if he's given the chance.
"He's a match-winner," said Hopes. "He's got great control and he's got a good wrong 'un. He would hold his own at the top level, comfortably."
But although Fawad may soon be wearing the Baggy Green, he's never forgotten his roots. "I still love my country and I would still love to play for Pakistan but these things have happened," he says. "I still miss my country, family, friends and Pakistan domestic cricket but I'm happy and comfortable here in Australia. I'm looking forward, now I have a new life and this is a new era.
"There is so much talent in that region and although people are still playing cricket, the issues which forced me to leave are still very much there. The terrorists are targeting the people that are trying to make a difference but hopefully peace is not far away. I hope that one day the schools will flourish again and that the country can recover. For me, the time [before he arrived in Australia] was the toughest. Now I'm pretty sure that the bad times have gone and the good times are here."
After the spell they've had, Australia must hope that the emergence of Fawad means that brighter days are ahead for them, too.
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Australian paceman Mitchell Starc is confident he will be fit for this summer's Ashes in England after undergoing ankle surgery. Starc flew home from the tour of India following the third Test defeat, after deciding to push forward an operation.
The left-armer said he felt he could have coped without the procedure and bowl in the five-Test series beginning in July, but took the opportunity of Australia's early series defeat to confront the issue.
And, while conceding the problem had "got worse" and admitting he had required an injection to play in Mohali, Starc said he was in no doubt he would be available for the showpiece series against the old enemy. "From the timeline that we've spoken about, as long as there are no complications, then there's no reason why I wouldn't be 100 per cent for the Ashes," he said.Reuse content


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Mark Lanegan to support Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds in America
We're very pleased to report that Mark Lanegan is heading to the west coast this July to support Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
He will play the following dates:
30th: Orpheum Theater – Vancouver, BC
1st: Orpheum Theater –Vancouver, BC
2nd: Paramount Theater – Seattle, WA
5th: Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall – Portland
7th: Warfield Theater — San Francisco
Lanegan's set will feature tracks from his new covers record 'Imitations', which was released on 16th September 2013 and suitably includes his take on Nick Caves 'Brompton Oratory'.
Watch the video for Mark's brooding and beautiful take on John Cale's 'I'm Not The Loving Kind' in all its cinematic, outsider glory below!
'Imitations' critical acclaim:
"A sweet and tender covers album… In the best way there is a broken weariness to his voice, a sense of life lived that offers new meaning to lyrics that weren't written with a man like him in mind"
Classic Rock, 8/10
"A record of timeless, typically morose joy"
Record Collector ★★★★
"A genuine emotional affinity underpins this marriage between Lanegan's lupine growl and 12 melodramatic songs of masculine despair… Nick Cave's 'Brompton Oratory', bathed in horns and burnished romance, might trump the original"
Uncut, 7/10
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Steamboat Springs A couple of the best Routt County tales you've never heard are embedded in the chinked log walls of the Van Camp Cabins in Yampa.
There's the story of the cattle rustler and horse thief Joe Ward, who got away with killing his partner, but not for long. And then there's the story of the current owner of the cabins, Susan Rygh. She has received the approval of the spectral beings who, as mortals, once frequented the cabins and the grove of cottonwoods that surrounds them.
The Van Camp Cabins, alternatively known as the Van Camp Stage Stop, were named a historic district and approved for the Routt County Register of Historic Properties this week by the Routt County Board of Commissioners.
The cabins date to the 1880s. According to documents filed in support of the Van Camp Cabins historic designation, Yampa was on the main trail heading west and north from Gore Pass into Routt County in the late 19th century. Beginning in 1888, the stagecoach route from Wolcott and the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad 80 miles south ran through Yampa on its way to Steamboat Springs.
Stage stops where horses could recover and travelers could take meals and sleep overnight were important facilities in those days. Yampa was one of those stops on the jarring journey
Ward built his cabin on the property in 1883. It was complete with gun ports that have since been filled in.
The historical record shows that he and his family had no legal claim to the land but were squatters. In his book "The Tread of Pioneers," newspaper publisher Charles H. Leckenby described Ward and his family, who ran an eating house, as "the toughest outfit that ever came to Egeria Park."
Ward and a man named Charles Fox had a business butchering stolen cattle and selling the meat in the Leadville mining camps. Ward killed Fox in 1884 in what was the first recorded murder in South Routt County. Two Egeria Park residents arrested Ward, but the settlement had no law officer and no jail, so they simply told him to leave town, according to local historian Paul Bonnifield.
The Ward family moved to the town of Lay on the Yampa River west of modern-day Craig. Joe was shot by a posse for rustling cattle near Rawlins, Wyo. His wife died several years later when the ranch house burned down, and his son drowned when he rode a stolen bike off the bridge over the Yampa.
The cottonwood grove began a new history in 1884, when Ira Van Camp and his wife, Louise, moved to Routt County from Leadville and acquired Ward's cabin. Van Camp filed his 80-acre homestead in 1890, and the settlement of Egeria (yet to be named Yampa) began to grow around the shaded trees. It's interesting to know that historically, Egeria was a minor Roman deity who offered travelers shelter in her sacred grove of trees.
"The history of the Van Camp Cabins speaks to the days when people traveled by stagecoach from Wolcott north to Steamboat and the diversity of the people who came to Routt County," Arianthe Stettner, of Historic Routt County, said.
By 1892, the homestead was functioning as a community center, as well as a stop for freight wagons and stagecoaches. The Van Camps were among the town's earliest philanthropists and donated land for a church. The town's first school and store were located on the Van Camp homestead.
Eventually, the arrival of the railroad in Steamboat Springs made the stagecoach stop irrelevant, but the cabins continued to host people on their way to explore the Flat Tops into the modern era.
Mildred and William Pidcock owned the property from 1951 until 1990, when they sold it to Rygh and her former husband. They in turn restored the main U-shaped residence and two smaller cabins.
Rygh, who winters on a South Dakota ranch and returns to Yampa every spring to manage the rental cabins, had an interesting experience that she related to Stettner.
Rygh told Stettner that one night, she heard the noise of a party of apparently disembodied, but happy, people in the house — the sounds of eating, discussion and laughter and cutlery clinking on plates. No one was visibly present in the room.
It wasn't an eerie experience but a reassuring one for Rygh. On a separate occasion, her ex-husband heard the sounds of wagons and teams of horses arriving in the yard in front of the house. He went out in the morning but could find no tracks in the snow to verify what he had heard in the night.
"It only happened once for each of us," Rygh said Friday. "They sounded to me like they were excited that we were here, taking care of the property."
It's good to know those folks from days gone by approve of what's happening today.
Janet Ray and the town of Yampa, Mike Olsen, Rita Herold and the Historic Preservation Board, Historic Routt County and a determined volunteer, Dee Bolton, worked hard to secure the historic designation for the Van Camp Cabins that embody such an important era in the history of Northwest Colorado.
"After all of our hard work, it's good to see it will be here for generations to come," Rygh said.


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Acton Concord Enterprise (Newspaper) - March 5, 1913, Acton, Massachusetts fÀGP ' TWO WEDNESDAY, MARCH C, t013 To Our Friends and Neighbors You know ua. You know wc would not—tliat we could not offor'J to —po back on our word. Nor can you afford to ignore nioncy-back-if-uot"Satisficd offer on this splendid laxative. bIihuIiI hnvn breti ditiiirlk'ri ri'innin l<> imiiion tlic nyiitcni. Hrailnchdn, l.iliniinnrM*, nrrvnii!>-iirmh nnd other tornii'iitiiiit nml m-ri-oim ill:) nro common wlioii tlm ln.wi'l-i (ail to act daily an rmturn intcwli'il. All tl, in miiy ho avoided, if you will nrmpt our iidvirn. Wo hoiirptlv brliovn wr.linvo ihn bc.it howi'l rrinrdy over in:i.|.' ill" nioft |>leasnnt-to-tnln\ must permanently l.ciirfirinl Inxittivn (i>r relief from the iiiiHcrii-M und (latiici rn nrii ini: from conitipiitiun. Wo wouldn't nny tlii'i if no didn't believe it to bo true. Wo wouldn't rink our rrputntion by innLini! rurli olnlenientn <lid jvo not (col xijn.< you would find tliem trim. Our fnitli l-i built buili on the tmuvlnlRo nf v.-liht Hmall Onlirliii arc ttituln of mid on obierviuiiin of very innny m.vcrn ennen in which tin y Imvo proven their merit. Try them at Our Risk If they do lint abundantly prove their merit with yoti nlmi -if ymi am not entirely Bntln(ied with them -we will rt'fiiuu your money- nml wo will ilo that on your mere Miy-m. Wo don't auk you to rlnli a penny, liii't that fair? Junt let. tho.howrtn fail in properly doin« their tvotk—-just let their Dction bo delayed and ineompletn and tho entirn nystem mid nverv other ornnn mifTor.n. Wanton that taite junt liko randy. Tlicy nro KKithini! and rnsy in lu'tinn. Tliey do not enuno uriplni:. iitumca, tiiir«-ilill or executive loosene.ii. i'hey tenil totonenndHtreni'then inte.itinal iu rve.1 mid niuhelen. They promptly relieve constip.-ition, and help to permanently overeomo it. Itexall Orderlies promote bettor nnirits and'bettor health. In nil of the:'e ihiiiKo they nro vastly Hiiperior to old-fuMliioned, Imriih unit» and other purgative*, which arn not only uiipleniant. til tnlco hut which usually leave tlm bowels in worm condition than before. Wo particularly recommend Hexall Ordcilicn for children, ni'ed and del I en to peri;ona. Ilei:il| Orderlicfi eoiuo in veit-pocliot tin boxe.i. 1U tablcti, lOo; HO tablets. 25c; 8(1 tablets, fit!o. CAUTION: l'Iroso benr in mimi tlmt Itexall Orderlies are not sold by all drttE-glsta. You cac buy Roxoll Ordrrlio» only at 'l'ho Hcxall Btorea. You can buy Itcsall Orderlies in this community only ùt our storo: P. H. DB LEE Maynard The ^faxaJUL Store Massachusetts There In a Tteiall Btorn in nenrly overy town atul eity in tho United SIMc*. Conmln nml Grent Britain. There In n different Itexnll Hi'moh' 'nr n"nrly every onlnwiry human 111— each especially ilniiturd for the "iirtlculur 111 lor which it in rccomtncml.-il. Tho Roxall Stores aro America's Greatest Druz Stores < . < > < > < > < > < > < > < . < > < > < » H MAY, Ar^D KETO—HELANDER Pretty Hojnc Wedding At Home cf Brldc'o Brother On<> of tlm pri-tticfi homo wc.l-dlnfTit, which him t:il;i'ii plneo hi .Maynard for n low; time. wu,!i iioloni-nizt'd lit the homo of Mr. mid Mr.i. Wnliio Koto Saturday cvciiIiik :ii ."..i'.o, wlion Minn Hclnil M. KWo w.-ik married to Karl 1». Il.'laulor by liov. I'rcdoriolt N. Iltitau. pastor of tb > Coiif;r<"iatlonal church. In the pros-ciicc of a lartir ntiinbor of n-latlvcs and frlcndn. The nlii|-l'' rim: sorvi!"> wait uni'd. MIbh Mary lliltoiion was briilciiiiuiid and llciim Tuom i wan bc.'il mall. Tho bride wan mom at tract ive'y r.ewncd In a dreni! of omlnoiilercd silk net over white, with I...... trim- mini,'. She carried a bounii' t nl wlilt» rosea. The brldeiimaid won' a cow.i of lavender incimallne and carried a boiutuet of the Hamo flowers. ; At 7 o'clock there wan a reception al whlcl.t over r>0 friends of the bride and Krooni were In atteuilanco. ail of whom took occanlon to wish the yontlK couple health and ha|ipiii< ss In the daya to como. I .Minn Koto Iuih been a rosiilont "!' i till" town for the past seven yearn 'and conductn a drenfiniakim: estab-| llnhinont. She in a Hlntcr of Walno Kcto, the tonic maniifactnrer. ami '.h very popular amoni; a lari:c cir:'!<-; of friends. Mr. Helander is employed at the power house at the mill, where lie Ih a fireman. I'e In a member or Maynard loclRe, I. O. O. R. anil eti-IJoyn much popularity. Mr. and Mrs. j llolnniler wore the recipient« of a , ..nntlnome array of presents, Inclinl-iiiK Hllver, china, linen anil furniture. Tlioy will reside for the present ar tho home of Mr. anil Mrs. Walno Kcto. tälia: uh H'iuse Painters and Decorators TOO SPEEDY for CONCORD Every tiling In the Paint Line^-Dealers in Window Glass, Paints Oils and yarnislics Grant Street, Concord. Mass. Telephone 204-2 Assabet Institutio < ^BB^.MAVNARD, MASS. Business Hours lO a. m. to SO p. m. Also 7 to S p. in. Frill it y." nini ¡5 tu 1 p. mi. Saturdays INVESTMENT BOARD (»..!. Hotllish (l. 11. l'cisims S. 1{. Kit.-lieii A. (jr. Ila.vnoH (). S. Fowler Concr.rd wan no match for the fast travclinc Maynard bowling team .in tho .Maynard alley« Friday oven in,':, when bv a marcili of moro than 1'.') pina the local boya clinched an easy victory. The Maynard team was i i lino form, an Is indicated by its lino striti« ol' l:!i!7. Blllott wan hljili roller for both teatnn with a three string record or while onr old friends, Henry Price pushed him hard, only «even pina to the rear. Unifier and .lenninns were in good form for the vlsllorn, low rolling by Mannlleld and .Murray kcophiR tlic totals down. The score: I 0 # 1 « # © o <3> O Just ¡it this tiinc of tin.' year there are d«-. mauds for procerieB of a snecial nature more or less. Ytm wdl find this sl.iiv t.-ijnipped with the b- st in all lines at all limes and answering all demands tlin may lie made n on >1. All onr groi-Ties arc of I he best, and aiv prirei vcrv imv 1 f yon would 1 ry ! 'i i-wo Id eoi:ie aiiain I II!<' Mm lo-operebv( Main Street Sfere May na cd O O O o o o 0 <0 o o «§> o 0 o o o ^ 0 # # # MAYNARD I Ililli'tt . . . ....... S7 or. IO,".—2S7 ; Mattson .. ...... 101 8!) 88—278 I ['rice ..... ...... 102 88 AO—28) j l.l'HilKO ... ....... !»ll 88 SO—2ÖS I.vncii ....... sr. 8!i nil—2i;i I n;r. 11 :: r.9--i:!f.7 ! CONCORD I .IcnniiißB . ....... SO !»r. 81—2.-.J ManslloUl . ....... SI! 78 C.7—22S i .Mcfìrath . ....... SI 7S 0.1—252 j Murray .. ....... Nl "li SI—211 HUIroi- ... ....... sr. 08 80—20:! 111! I2.r. •I0n--I2i:i EXCITING RUNAWAY ❖ X: MBING AND EXCITING RUNAWAY A horse belonging to K. II. Hutlcr of Sijdbury, which was ntanding oa Naaon nt. Friday afternoon, started to run, belnc; friRhtened, when i blanket wan thrown over another horse standing close by. The horse ran into the order team of William I'ricst, breaking a shaft on the wagon and also breaking the harness. It continued to run and turning the corner continued up Summer :>i. when it wan caught with no further damage. NEW BARN TO BE BUILT Ground was broken during the week lor the new barn, which la 'o bo built by the American Powder Co. to replacc the one recently destroyed by lire. It is to lie situated on the opposite niile of the street. The site cf the building will be finite a little distance from the street. It will liavc all the modern improvements and will be built up to date and 'n tho most approved style. Let \le Figure on Your Work «i « + o « # 240 Mai" St., Concord Jet, Tel. Con. J J . . , . O V /S, o ii—^ °The WILSON R. I-. ^ ilson Prop. T. A. Wilson Mgr. Opp. Fitchbiirjr Depot, Concord Red Blrcli, Fdflc. I'nd Fine lit n.i j:, Ttll L;i:c r: 1 11 e, Tortlan Cement. Bricks and Beach Sand. Hun, Nails, Lead, Zinc, Roofing Paper, Tarred Paper, Sheathing, etc. ALI. FLOimiNCiS KEPT IJNDEW l uU Line of Loewc P»roL-. Paint HE KNOWS ADVERTISING PAYS Albert W. ilayr.es of the Arm of \V. A. llaviii h Cu. stated to an Enterprise reporter that aa a result of recent advertisements in The Enterprise. he sold two horses, a house 011 Thompson st.. and two automobiles, which is going some even for thU progressive tinu. A BIG COMPLIMENT While Howard Jamlesoii did not get a place in the games of the N". 'C. championships Friday evening in Mechanics hull. Boston, in justice to the local sprinter, it may lie said his ability is so highly , thought of aa a sprinter that the handicappers only gave him ono half foot on the colored wonder. Drew of Sprlnglleld. This is paying him a very high compliment indeed. masquerade a success <1 'V 1 irUil 15 names added Liai ci::jions and juniors successful in their sale EntSi>|: .ir.nr.cn'.«, Cc;: r.iicns and Supper. Al! Freely Complimented The tfinloi- and junior Hid high school c.imhincil I.it 'Thursday, I'riday ami ''.enllign and Saninl:n >11 Arremb'y hail of ¡he bitli ¡.«'Imo! | biii'ding. The nlT'.iir ivai 1 ■■> taise ad-j •ti'fonai funds lor tin- W-i trip or the senior da. :< :■•' I ce:-s which graceil the «.cca-its presence tells of 1-1:11 <■ t a tbe fund in (|ue.stloii. Tl" "I'd decorations were i-la.'-ses 01' in run a. Saturday' ■ •ni. mi !n sliinglon ¡1"' Sl!.'- on with' ! .lid !n lioo'hs i-1 v con- :•( Iveil, the four seasmis lii'iim reprc-. rented by four boot lis. while the class' colors, rr:l and white, wen- combined to decorate the hall very anr;ictlvrv ly. Tiiere were entertaiiinieiiis on each evening, while-.the booths were liberally pntroni/.ed 011 nil 1,1 t'»1' free evenings and also Saturday ■I'ternonn. Thursday eveiiim; and Saturday evenings the concert was the same, consisting of selections by the high school orchestra and a se-r'es of tableaux representing the old time songs. Tlie following subjects were reprc-i-r-i'.d bv these pupils: "Solomon i r- l." farl Marsh; "Tenting To-"¡«lit." Misses Emma (iiilllow and l?lla Springer. Claude Halre and Kd-v.-a nl Coughlan: "Love's Oiil Sweet Song," Miss Until Smith and Wilfred Hooper fold couple), Miss Mildred Connor and Hftgh Connor (young nouplri: .Innnita, Miss Helen Cough-Mil nml Ralph Cheney; "Clil »lack ■Tor," Ralph Newton: "Coming Thro' the Rye," and "Annie Laurie," Miss May l'arkin: "Kathleen Mavour-nern" and "Come Hack to Erin," Miss Marion Sullivan: "She of the Merry Heart," Mary Hodges and Clauilo Halre. The soloists were Misses Genevieve Coughlin. Irene O'Donnell, r;race Parkin, Gertrude Doyle anil lames I'arrell, assisted by a chorus from the two upper classes. Fridfly evening there was a snappy entertainment, including a skctch by Will red Hooper and Frank Binks. fo!-•-wcil by a lecture oa "Washington.' by Principal Chester of the high school, stereopticon slides being used id illustrate, followed by solos by Miss Irene O'Donnell. Saturday afternoon a Vlctrola concert was given by Herbert Law ton through the courtesy of Frank E. Sanderson, who was in charge of C. II. Person's store during Mr. Person's absence I" tbe south. Salniilay evening from 5 to 7.30 ail . vce -1 c:it supper was served and proved to be one of the features 01 • ie lair. The four seasons were represented llirouuh the medium o. uandsomely decorated booths. Winter was represented by an Eanuim" nut. true to nature, and presided ov-by Misses Marion Sullivan and May 'parkin, who sold "mysteries": autuni:! was represented by a grape arbor with its ripe and'luscious fruit mil was ¡11 charge of Misses Emma >1 Ml'-.-v and F.Pa Springer. Food ami ,,.;"". juice ^ere sold at this booth. \ Circe'; cmiile reprivi('iv'(id tl"' tUil!.1 e 1 se.i.-.oll .111 ii eulidy :UUl 'piliU.-were sold by Misses Mildred Connor mil Helen Coughlin. while a rustic ;ai(Ln i'lvpleiidaM r. :>r<': llodg of Citizc.n Who Have Been Acldocl to the Voting Llot I The last, meeting or the hoard of VERY j ii ghitrars was held at tho rooms of j (In selectmen from Saturday noaii | until 111 o'clock Saturday evening. , There were 1". names added to the Hs 8 making the total number for ! their three sittings :•"-,. There were | no ladles added to the list this year. \ The total vote is now 1 OrSl!, which in | an incrnuie of 15 over last year, and ¡is the hlglust mark ever attained in | 'lie Iowa. There were 20 names stricken from the list, owing to the leatlis and removals. The following is the list of now voters added: Kniest Ilul lerwortli. !i:! Summer St.. .loin P. Drown, L'u Summer sl., John Hitrns. Xa.vlor ct., .las. Holt .11 l'lne St.. George 11. Hartford, 11 I'ercival st., Robert G\ Jackson. I'.veretl. St., Thomas King, McKia-St., James W. Kane. 2K Parker Andrew Ii. MeDonougli, Summc' Cornollus J. Murphy, 12 GarflcM William O'Connor, Main st.. Dan-F'uffer, Main St., Alliert Priest. Walcott St., Charles Spcnce, Main st . Oscar T. Sawyer, !l Gariield st., Geo. Storkwell, 21 Parker st., Frank K. Smith, 20 Summer fit., Frank DeMars. IVrcival St., William Somerville, Main st" Edward R. Toop, Acton st., Antonio Veleno,' Walnut st., Charles H.' Wilcox, 12 Brooks st., Ernest II. \V( therhee, Sudbury st., Harold P. Marsh, Ii! McKinley st., I)r. Samuel B. Reed, Nason St., George Lesag", \cton St., Harry Boothroyd, Thompson st., Richard F. Crowley, Pine st.. Frank C. Smith, Main st., Edward P. Byrne-, Waltham st., Joseph O'Brion. 'ilin St.. Charles Emery, .ri2 Nason St., ■'atrick McCarthy, High st. Two names were added conditionally, but will be found satisfactory, ,0 doubt, within the week. ley ■t.. iel congregational church Pastor, Rev. Frederic N. Untali. Midweek service, Wednesday 7.110 n. in. Subject: "The Kingdom of God for the Hungry." Sunday morniiv.; worship at 10.in. At 12 o'clock tie\t fumlay the men and the older boys classes of the Methodist and Congregational churches will be addressed In the auditorium of the Congregational church by the Rev. John F Brant, D. D" secretary of the International Reform Bureau, who will speak 011 the subject: "How to have 1 clean town or city." At vespers 'here will ho an organ recital beginning at 1.1.". The subject of the address will be "Temperance." In the evening at 7 o'clock the Congrem-tion will unite in a service in the Methodist church. Tuesday, March 11. the Men's Fraternal League will hold Its regular ■ivnthly meeting in the vestry of the church. Wednesday, March 12 at 8 o'clock 'he l.eaguo will givo tho concert in cooperative hall with the following •ali-ut: Miss Erdine Cowlishaw, reader. ¡11 Barrio play, "Alice Sit-by-tlie-Fire." Miss N'Ita Cowlishaw, soprano, in somis by Bizet and others: Elmer ■'r.-.'.vford /'dams, the violinist in ild-»(■ musicami Roland W. Hayes, telili-, the "Colored Caruso," in negri mil Indian folk songs, and grand ipera selections. Tickets are HHc, ex-•hnngeablo at Dwinell's drug store 'or reserved seats. Mary el't't -biiien' Another 1 if Madame importili frnin pensc to re. ea The ni'-mlier held forth 111 hall and sold 1 bring attrai-tiv Junior coloi-Maud I. Do'an. contributed un large fund tistic decoi ¡11 building uu-nt. I spring. Misses , and Ruth Smith sold a ; ¡his booth, atnre was the presence \/ra '¡Uittana, who was, Unnico at a great ex-; the future. 01 the junior class ., room adjoining the . icsiiments, the room eiv decorateli In the ■léeii and white. Miss instructor of drawing. tintodly from lior talent to produce urns while Supt. of Schools Brick and Principal Chester >f the high m .iooI worked very hard to attain snee. for the event. The entire affair passed off very ly and indirai time and ■ t;■ : members oi •ior classe. uses it a: smooth the expenditure of most liberally the senior and by ju- object lesson Uamre Kenneth ii-, rocclit Republican en called to the at-•publican state com-Batley of the local •w serving ¡is cdltor-, sundry "standpaf ,ject lesson as to the ,,f the progressives 1 fact the incident " "ote only on ac The maiKiuerado liall in Cooper.i-tive hall l'riday evetiing umbr '.'i.-auspices of the National band proved to bc an unquaHflcd succcss. botli ti 1-aneially and tioclallv. The llrst pri-.e wau woii liy Onni Saarii. n preseir-ing a Marathon runner, lie carry lag out tlio pari by running'contiiniously for 011c 1iour. Itapi "Hunka was tho wltiner of the secotld prize, posing as au orphan in a most pathetic 111:1:1-ilf-r. The in votili:: a1 "1 caucus ha1. 1 ■ •ention 01 li lllittee by Aib- : t committee. :i ■ ini nilteria! i'or papers. ¡^ an total depravi As a matter seems worth. ... _____ count of Mr. namren's olllclal position with Hie I'rogrcssivo party. It is generally known' tli^t , Mr. whatever scruples V1' ! l'. Ol.iiME UP LmIcR ....... . ii-' 1... L tin: I .1 oil tl (). h. inpson did not receive word from tlie ollieials oi ¡he American Woolen onip;:i:y in time relative to the pro-1 o s * * ( 1 artici«-, n ilici- was to be i'l--ertcd in the town warrant for tli.i '.>'.'. n ineetim: of next Monday for a:i 1 Pl-ropriation .1' money to be used '•e the buiiil'iiu: of a bridge over the Assabet river at Florida court, the natter will be laid over lor the con-; deration oi the voters at tho April iieitiu';. There is no doubt as to lie altitude ot the mill olllctals. so ■ hat tin dela'. is of 110 moment, whatever. Miss Lena l.oiikka has accepted .1 position ill S;e:;, |'s stoYe, IloStUi). mil began her duties there Monda). Owing to the increasing busitiest ;n the bakery department at the A. T. Haynes Co. i-tor. been found tun s- : larger type i.u-n o pattern, which will l>. next week. Louis Hiiunon. in, h ills home on Walnai . ¡, ■=0 far recovi v. .I i" . ties in the mill. Mnnday ¡laillful accident Thür., "omlng into the 1,. .i " h the ice. which eow-P d • •I falling received ... ■ye. which required lour Thomas Chidh-y has 'n the wet linishing ile the mill. Main st., it has to install a the Middlebury I.e .lone early ■ been ill at and who has ■ttae his d'.t- ni'-i with a When " 1 lipped on I" .-tcji and ••:> over one I itches. g|l! through paument at. temperance rally for Oanireii saerilued in the matte, the interest- Mr. Hat ley « r!ghts in que so premfnent a party, luit from U '1 i n "The ton still live.. " •'h.irb's bridge visited Helfet'lian du " til» woc-k. he might have had .11 Al friendship. . withiii h's (ircHfiice of member "ijf "pother recent dispat'ches sv-f ■i-nineiit ■ I pcriron of cours ioiiing'tiiv at Wasliing- ICmorBon Mr. of C'avn-William y part of men Geor;;c W. Allien of Brockton will bp tlie second speaker, who will address the voters of Maynard at the temperane rally in Cooperative hall Sunday evening at 7 p. m lie V-an eloquent and forceful speaker and will he the speaker, represent in:-, ih" Mass. No License league. The ,"-lM. ugemciH wish to state that this ,a|. Iv will Tie tor men only. it i; by St. Brid",efr. 'I conduct I ance : o. in ■nip Miss i;ii,-.;i|ie.tb the and tin ceni to perform her to a arpenter of i;,,, store was unahlc clerical duties owing f" cold which kept her in door;, c-arlv in the w,-k.k. cjpp fri w damili Id dy rr M ICTf sya ti o M l'ut'.¡11-I .1 tipi::!- 11' whili' li > iMiii ii'iMtes sonni poinH for yoiir ciiii-'i'l"iat ioti 11- iiav.- iIum'c i* M'mlit.v in lìsli j««t as thero ¡si i|tiality in dollies—!i(. savs 111 ■ • 1-.■ i- vaine in fiÌ« lite sanie uh in ¡iny . I liei1 (.•Mininoli itv ami lini ili" Imihi'il'c jIpuiM show tlnj sanie -liieWiliiiH- in lui , in;.; li h Ili.it is -ii iwn ¡nuli otlicr Itotl-iH Imi ;.!ifvinse-:. calili oli-i lenii i'111 ut the lisll i|U(»RtÌ()ti wiil 1 ali \ 'II 1.. 1 lii ; market ulliTctlu' lisi» valtU'S art' tilt'-,l)C3t. Claremce Nasor. und Summer Streets Maynard..al Lower Warm Weather has done it. Also better, cleaner coal I 0 »IIIlB Concord Junction, Mass h, PLUilil 6753 £!ä3 tM . ■ -ri C/J Concord Junction, Hass. h3P iLd UN^q .!I'4/-1'jì; South Actors Coai and Lumber Co. -- iK'tlllTS ill- • COAL. LÌMI:, CEPAENT AND bRÌClc' Also in I'lasli'in ¡mil Western Lumber and Building insiteriii! <»!'¡ill kiml*. ¡Southern Ihird Pine Sheathing and liuish. i'leiiM- uive u>- a' eliance , to quote priqes. Fixities to order at snort no', iee. ,,.. . SOUTH ACTON COAL & LUMBER CO!. - P. Flctchcr. Gen. Manager. South Acton. MaGo; IRill I STANDARD Wear Hul)-Mar!c FIRST QUALIT1 Rubbers Thio Winta "Standard first quality" 1r.er.n3 that after 60 yeoso df ekpe« nience it is the Standard estublhh.ed by us for first quality an-every rubber is branded with tho "Hub-Mark." Hub-Mark Rubbers are constructed and the compound.p\it. . together to give the best possil service under all conditions, and still be sold at a price thai will permit everyone to'.wear" 'them and get the maximum rcti.- t. for his money. They cdsi no more than any firEi-class rubber Try them. :1 Hub-Mark Rubbers are made in all .tvles and for all purposes. .; The Hub-Mark is your Value-Mar!;. . " . . v/ yoi'-'i' dealer cannot supply you, write us. - - a* !.- ., • 'BOSTON ^yBBEi^ SC-SOS ElalieW;, Wass.WlieLm You Want Electrical W:ork: "Well Done0o When You Want it Done Cheaply • When You Want It Done Promptly ......CALL ON ..... & ¡Te* Toi. 248-2 Concord Jet., Mass. Tel. 204-BRONZE CO., Hrid^port, Conn. Manufacturers of White Bronze Monuments I Costs Less than Marble or Granite and is Everlasting lepreseated by W. E. Chaplin, 347 Main Sfei, Concord Junction, Mass. ' " ;
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"I felt like our football team has worked very hard and I am really proud of them," said Stewart. "I told them that after the scrimmage, there is a survivor mode, and a get-better mode. I really feel that our guys took the get-better mode and I am pleased with that. We had a 90-plus play scrimmage today. You saw a lot of movement and competition out there. There are also positives to build on. The positive thing is that they are still in this state of hitting. We haven't talked about hitting, but this has been a very physical camp. Now we have time for our bodies to heal. The foundation is in – it was set these last two weeks. They had 18 practices. Most were grueling and most were tough. Even when we were in shorts and shoulder pads, they were tough. That is the Mountaineer way. That is the West Virginia way."
Stewart is concerned about the start of classes on Monday and the effect that it will have on his team and in particular the freshmen. As Morgantown begins to fill up with students, new distractions will arise that weren't an issue in the fall.
"I am a little worried about this football team right now because we have distractions coming on us," admitted Stewart. "What does that mean? That means that you have 19-, 18- and even some 17-year old freshmen away from home for the first time. Now we have classes, advisors, dorms, eight o'clock classes and getting acclimated to Morgantown with 20,000 plus students to deal with. Those are all distractions."
Although the players will be adding classes into their already busy schedules, Stewart says that the intensity and importance of practices will not die down.
"Competition is going to really pick up this week," said Stewart. "I am going to find out who can do the mental part. I've seen who can do the physical part. Penalties like holding in the red zone. Unbelievable. I'm not pleased at all with that. Three holding penalties in the red zone takes you out of scoring range. Facemasks by a defensive player in the red zone, David Lockwood, Steve Dunlap or Jeff Casteel haven't taught that. They did that because they were being lazy. I am going to find out who is mentally tough this week. Physically, we found out who is going to hit. Now I am going to find out who can conduct themselves in the Mountaineer manner."
RIFLE REPORTS Jeff Braun suffered a neck stinger during V drills, and spent the rest of the practice with an ice bag on his neck. Stewart said he appeared to be o.k., but Braun was ruled out for the remainder of the day. That nixed plans to look at Braun at center, where he was replaced by Joey Madsen.
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Jonathan Scott, Pat Miller and Jerrard Hunter did not dress due the seemingly annual late review by the NCAA Clearinghouse, which did not receive some of their transcript information in time. Stewart said he did not anticipate any problems with their eligibility this year.
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Geno Smith was annointed the number two quarterback after spending the last week with that unit in practice.
"If we played today, Geno would be in the number two spot," Stewart confirmed.


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Hey, I am looking into building a new computer for as much under $1000 I can get. I'm not really into gaming that much, but I do play occasionally and would want a system to support it when I do. But my main need is too support graphics programs such as AutoCAD 3d modeling, MAYA, as well as the Adobe packages. Basic operations should be fine with simple set-ups, but if I get into really complicated renderings that use advance lighting and shadows as well as moving walk throughs of my models, I want a computer that will be able to handle that correctly. Ive been through a multitude of different sites looking at mother boards, and graphics cards but to be honest much of the stuff confuses me.
Currently I'm a student so Im still learning how to even do some of the advanced renderings and such, so i dont really have any bases to go off of, but I do hope to get into it eventually. I'm also low on money and about to graduate and getting stuck with a lot of bills so right now this perfect system might just be a dream. But I'd still like people's advice on the system I currently came up with from tiger direct.
It may be too much for my needs since i really dont game too much, so if you can find cheaper alternatives with similar features, That would be great.
Also, to save money but still upgrade my computer, I could drop the hard drive and stick with my current one for now, though it is pretty full with only 120gb, and I think i could just transfer my DVD and DVD RW drive as well as the floppy drive. I'm not sure the specs on the other parts. I currently only have a gb of memory and am running xp home. If possible I'd like to not have to buy another version of XP, but since i dont have the disk as it was pre installed, I guess I have to.
D10-3876 :: Diamond Radeon HD 3870 OC Video Card - Overclocked, 512MB GDDR4, PCI Express 2.0, CrossFireX Ready, (Dual Link) Dual DVI, HDTV, HDMI Support, VGA Support, Video Card (2.05 lbs)
$154.99 -- I've went through many video cards, seems as if every site i check out has a slightly different selection to choose from, and to be honest, most of them all look the same. like i said, my main focus is something that will handle renderings from graphics. The review for this card said something about 4.1 shaders, and other stuff, so that sounded like it'd work to me, but I really don't know. Could I do with something less powerful and cheaper? One thing i want is the ability to hopefully get a second monitor when i can afford one so it has to be dual DVI.
K24-5844 B :: Kingston 4GB DDR2 667MHz 4 Pack Bundle - (4x) 1024MB PC5400 DDR2 667MHz Memory (0.2 lbs)
$35.99 --> these are only about 9 bucks a piece, I'm not sure if they are good enough or if they will work with the motherboard, though i think they will. Also i really only need 3 as XP only supports 3gb, but I heard you should buy things in pairs so I ended up with 4. is there a better way?
CP2-DUO-E4500 :: Intel Core2 Duo E4500 Processor HH80557PG0492M - 2.20GHz, 2MB Cache, 800MHz FSB, Allendale, OEM, Socket 775, Processor (0.05 lbs)
A455-2826 :: Asus P5Q-E Green Motherboard - Intel P45, Socket 775, ATX, Audio, PCI Express 2.0, S/PDIF, Dual Gigabit LAN, Firewire, USB 2.0, eSATA, RAID (3.45 lbs)
$154.99 -- i liked this because it included firewire, a lot of USB ports, good intergrated audio and looked big enough to hold all the other stuff that needs to go on it, as far as the other stats go, im not really sure what they mean, but again, i'm up for suggestions on cheaper models that wont sacrifice much performance.
TSD-1000AS2 :: Seagate 1TB Serial ATA HD 7200/32MB/SATA-3G (0.95 lbs)
$109.99 --> i'd like this bigger drive, especially since I have a lot of big programs, but this might have to be a future upgrade option when I have more money to spend on it. like i said before, all i have is a 120 GB drive which is full, so either way i need to upgrade to something or add another drive. I plan on keeping my old drive as a data and OS back up.
S457-1035 :: Masscool 8W553 / Socket 775 / Aluminum / CPU Cooling Fan (1 lbs)
$19.99 -->not sure if i really need this
M17-7503 :: Microsoft Windows XP Pro SP3 OEM Version (0.1 lbs)
$139.99 --would like to avoid having to purchase another copy of XP since I already have it on my current system
ULT-LSP750 :: Ultra LSP750 750-Watt Power Supply - ATX, SATA-Ready, SLI-Ready, 135mm Fan (5.4 lbs)
$49.98 --> maybe unneeded power, but it was cheap so i went for it
T925-1258 :: Thermaltake VH8000BWS Armor+ MX ATX Mid-Tower Case - 230mm Fan (30 lbs)
$139.99 --> probably really don't need this case, but i liked it and it has good air flow, and looks big enough to put whatever i need in it. I'm up for suggestions for other styles if cheaper and can support what I put in it. My only wishes are that it has usb and headphone jacks available on the front somewhere, and preferably a clear side just because it makes it more interesting.
Let me know what you think and if you can find me any better deals than the ones i have. Hopefully I'll get some good graduation money so that i may be able to afford this thing. Although in reality i might have to use that money for a car that I dont have yet once i get out of school. Thanks


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food is weapon
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As epic battles brew between sustainable, organic and non-renewable industrial farming, the politics of food surround our every bite. That's a good thing, driving better assessments of actual food costs while factoring in enormous, perpetual farm subsidies and government supports. What we eat, and deem worthy for others to digest, has as much to do with class, income, family, and status as with packaging, nutrition and health.
Hardly going down as a high point is the latest skirmish from Mayor Bloomberg of New York, defying logic and common sense by asserting smaller soda containers will automatically reduce consumption of sugary drinks. Talk about vulnerable liberal tunnel vision and over-reach, this notion skims the surface of obesity, empty calories, and unhealthy eating habits. Chew on this indigestible morsel, Mr. Mayor:
The average American eats 29 pounds of French fries, 23 pounds of pizza, 24 pounds of ice cream and consumes 53 gallons of soda, 24 pounds of artificial sweeteners, 2.736 pounds of salt and 90,700 milligrams of caffeine per year. Do we really think we can create health in that toxic environment?
And Dr. Mark Hyman bypasses other average annual intakes: 632 lbs of diary, 85 lbs. of oil, and 63 lbs. of beef alone. If food fights obscure air, soil, water, media and mind contamination, this liberal "toxic environment" will draw out the wingnuts, yapping loudly: "keep government out of my gullet" or "give me calories or give me death."
Forever seeking wedges
Food fights loom because gay rights and abortion, even "gun control" folly, have lost some electoral clout. Gun sales lag only the ultimate rightwing juggernaut: lying by design. Likewise idiotic defiance of climate warming, tempered by fierce storms and sizzling temperatures. Momentarily, even varieties of born-again fundies most resistant to logic have receded, perhaps split over Romney's cultish Mormonism. Few voters wonder where Obama left the womb, to which sovereign state our Lord of Drones pays homage, or how he displays his good Christian faith: drone strikes that take out Muslim wedding parties obliterate that canard.
No, expect the benighted to rally against liberal do-gooding, as the diabetic Tea Partiers bellow, "Save our Freedom Fries." Joining the fray comes corporate food money, already grumbling over Disney's recent park junk food ban. And towns like Richmond, CA. with more poor people than decent supermarkets, will be targeted for simply considering taxation of sugary drinks -- and with such nefarious ends: reinstate phys ed, nutrition classes and local vegetable gardens.
Food battles, part of health wars
Yes, food wars will come into their own, riding the absurd debate whether elected officials can govern something called "public health." The cost already for diabetes, now hitting teens who aren't oversight (simply junk food junkies), stagger budgets: one Medicare dollar in three deals with diabetes, with predictions of "$3.4 trillion over the next 10 years to treat pre-diabetes and Type 2 diabetes." Heck, that's comparable to what we spent on WWII, or will on Iraq+Afghanistan.
At stake isn't only "regulating" eating habit for those "lacking self-control," but denying the link between poverty and bad eating, indeed the entire junk food-genetics-race-diabetes-obesity syndrome. It's another version of blaming/shaming the victim, as if obesity tracks only ignorance or sloth, when it's often about location, location, location: "Obesity, Diabetes and Poverty Share a Common Zip Code" headlines this typical medical summary. A Daily Kos blogger details the poverty-stress-obesity linkage for, under stress, "your body produces a chemical known as cortisol [causing] individuals to gain weight."
The Big Food Picture
A new book, White Bread, A Social History of the Store-bought Loaf, by political scientist Aaron Bobrow-Strain, offers a far more comprehensive viewpoint, reminding us that food debates are also inevitably about class, income and social status. What reaches our plates depends less on healthfulness or personal choice than environment, promotion, and values from family and ethnic backgrounds -- and food follows fashion. Item: white bread by the 1930s was emblematic of purity, progress and modernity, delivering food marvels immortalized by the cliche', "the greatest thing since sliced bread." High status plus convenience for working mothers, supplemented with (depleted) vitamins and minerals, established permanence.
Yet coded messages pushing industrial sanitation, "untouched by human hands" weren't only about purity: they talked up abandoning the less sanitary (immigrant) hands that baked small-time, local breads. Now, the table turns and bland, empty white bread is trashed as nutritionally empty, identified with poor, ignorant folk and scorned by modern foodies. Though denuded white flour (plus chemical additives) still dominate ready-made, industrial buns, cakes, cookies and crackers, the whole wheat revolt ("don't eat white, eat right") made both a social point (public health) and of late a private one (knowledgeable individuals will pay the whole wheat price to stay healthy). "White bread" now derides Republicans devoid of substance.
Everything is political
Bobrow-Strain further argues when food choices are politicized, good intentions reinforce social divides: righteous know-it-alls try to fix the poor, pitiful, ignorant, or oblivious, with mixed results. The tested, underlying dynamic is that income dictates the quality of what we eat; with per capita real income frozen for decades, poorer minority urban and rural folks flock to the cheapest, calorie-rich, nutrient-light industrial pickings. Compare how far $20 goes at the subsidized, corner fast-food trough (dinner for four) vs. travel to grocery shopping, time and costs to cook, then badgering tired kids to clean-up. The industrial food machine has grown rich by obliterating home-cooked meals (self-reliance and family togetherness) for wide swathes of America, thus our obesity-diabetes epidemic and more.