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My brother Kipper and I loved the bark park at wayside waifs, it was 5 acres of pure fenced in bliss. They even had an agility tunnel for us to run through and a swimming pool for a much needed swim to cool us off after playing so much with our friends. We recommend the bark park to any of our other furry friends!


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Political Songs: 12 Post-Millennial Anthems That Moved the Masses
Last month, not long after the Occupy Wall Street movement celebrated its first anniversary, Tom Morello and System of a Down's Serj Tankian rolled out their hard-rocking protest anthem "We Are the 99%."
With its mosh-friendly riffs and chant-friendly chorus, it's a long-awaited return to form by the once (and future?) guitarist of Rage Against the Machine.
Of course, it's also a reminder that in the dozen years since Rage disbanded, no artist has been quite as politically angry despite the one-two punch of the War on Terror and Great Recession. But we apparently remembered wrong, because despite a relatively lower level of outrage, a surprising number of great political songs have indeed emerged from this messy new millennium.
With the U.S. election heading into the home stretch and the debates in full swing, we thought it high time to take a look back at the 12 best examples of politics-infused popular music from the past dozen years. (It's not all abut you, Boomers!)
Though Rage Against the Machine's album The Battle of Los Angeles came out in the tail end of '99, "Testify" was released as a single during the subsequent summer where it became embroiled in the U.S. election. The Michael Moore-directed music video hammered home the similarities between Bush and Gore while ending on a Ralph Nader quote: "If you're not turned on to politics, politics will turn on you." But it's the song's lyrics about Baghdad burning, legless boys and "Mass graves for the pump" that prove most disquieting considering the then-coming Iraq War. "Testify," Zach de la Rocha presciently chanted, "It's right outside your door."
In the wake of 9/11, many songs were released that fed on the country's wounded patriotism, but few expected one to come from the same well as "Ohio" and "Rockin' in the Free World." Neil Young's ode to the doomed heroes of Flight 93, and titled after passenger Todd Beamer's final words, was considered by some to be a rallying cry for the retaliatory War on Terror. Young has denied that interpretation and if his intentions were fuzzy then, they were clarified by 2006 when he released the subtle song, "Let's Impeach the President."
As the Iraq War got underway, anyone who criticized it, like, say, the Dixie Chicks, was quickly taken to task -- and though the indie rock scene certainly offered a more open-mind than the closed-ranks around Nashville, few bands sang about the situation at first. But after fleeing their lower Manhattan loft when the towers fell and returning Toronto, Metric used the Terror Era to infuse their electro-pop with weight. "Let's Drink to the military," snarked singer Emily Haines, though most of her ire was directed at the apathetic masses who simply "talk, sit, switch screens/As the homeland plans enemies."
The least likely candidate to follow in Public Enemy's fight-the-power footsteps did exactly that in the final run-up to the 2004 election. Eminem unleashed the strongest anti-Iraq War song by any major artist, even taking up the "no more blood for oil" mantra. Calling Bush "this monster, this coward/that we have empowered," he then suggest we "strap him with an Ak-47, let him go, fight his own war/Let him impress daddy that way." The video proved equally powerful as an animated Eminem gathered up an army, leading them to the ballot box "to disarm this Weapon of Mass Destruction that we call our President."
Before becoming a bloodless Broadway musical, the title track of the '90s pop-punk trio Green Day's comeback album was a proper rallying cry for young people around the world who felt frightened and disenfranchised by the excesses of the Terror Era. Rather decrying the war, or even the president directly, Billie Joe Armstrong pushed back against the post-9/11 government- and media-fuelled hysteria and paranoia that tried to shutter dissent while uniting everyone who didn't want to be "part of the redneck agenda." Plus, unlike Eminem's entry, you could actually mosh to this.
This song allegedly got Maya Arulpragasm, the British-Tamil refugee daughter of a "freedom-fighting dad," banned from America. It definitely got the video banned from MTV thanks to her refusal to remove the "Like PLO, I don't surrend-o" line. Though less famous (and, yes, a little less catchy) than "Paper Planes," M.I.A.'s tribal beat-based "Sunshowers" has far more political punch as her rhymes touch everything from terrorism and gun culture to Islamaphobia and sweatshops.
In this lead off track to the Portland punk's best-of-the-2000s concept album The Body, the Blood, the Machine, The Thermals take the Bush administration to its theological conclusion. The album imagines a near-future America turned into a fundamentalist dystopia and as this song attests, amidst much biblical (and Nazi) imagery, it doesn't imagine it ending well: "God said here's your future/It's going to rain."
The most celebratory song on this list comes courtesy of New York rapper Young Jeezy whose uber-capitalist aesthetic generally embodies conservative core values (except for the whole drug-dealing thing). Even here he takes time to boast that as well as his president being black, his Lamborghini is blue. Obama's victory is a triumph, even for trap-rappers, but Jeezy and Nas, his partner-in-rhyme here, do remind us that one big battle doesn't win the war as they also rhyme about issues like poverty, crime and broken homes that will continue impacting the black community despite Barack's new job.
We hear a lot about Somalia -- the violence, the protests, the pirates -- but it's almost always from the point-of-view of outsiders gobsmacked at the country's seemingly never-ending chaos. Which is why this anthem by Somali-Canadian rapper K'Naan, who escaped to Toronto as a refugee, hits so hard. Simply by describing the daily horrors which he grew up amongst, and juxtaposing it against the supposedly hardcore upbringings that mainstream MCs rap about, K'Naan not only takes us behind the news reports, but puts hip-hop and Somalia itself into perspective.
No song on this list is an anthemic as this monster track from Muse, which builds tension to spectacular explosion and calls for us to "rise up and take the power back, it's time that/The fat cats had a heart attack, you know that/Their time is coming to an end/We have to unify and watch our flag ascend." The lyrics are vague enough that everyone from the Tea Party to Occupy can claim it as their own. Muse singer Matt Bellamy recently described himself as "a left-leaning libertarian -- more in the realm of Noam Chomsky," rejecting "crazy right-wingers" like Glenn Beck. He's also appeared on Alex Jones' conspiracy-laden talk radio show and, at the time, shared the host's politically paranoid worldview. Last month, however, Bellamy retracted his infamous statement that 9/11 was an "inside job," though their new album still lashes out against the "corporatocracy."
Perhaps in another era, this hard-luck tale might not make this list, but the Great Recession has erased the line between economics and politics. Even more powerful for not attacking any particular party, Aloe Blacc's throwback track about a man who got laid off and is desperately "looking for somebody come and help me carry this load" does much to humanize the people who make up what Mitt Romney now dismisses as the 47 percent. But "Dollar" reminds us that the unemployed aren't there by choice -- as Blacc sings, "bad times are comin' and I reap what I don't sow."
The Boss may be an ironic nickname, considering Bruce Springsteen's current great recessionary subject matter, but this lead single from Wrecking Ball is an Obama anthem for a reason. Though as potentially easily misunderstood as "Born in the USA" -- thanks to that "wherever this flag's flown" and the titular chorus -- it's not calling for a jingoistic circling of wagons, but declaring that all Americans need to support each other, be their percentages 1, 99, 53 or 47. Other songs on the album go after "the fat cats on banker's hill," but this simple plea for unity and selflessness is perhaps its most revolutionary.

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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - April 1, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Fair Tonight And Thursday; Temperature Same VOLUME 53, NO. 37 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1953 River Stage (Flood Stage 13) 14-Hou? Today Year Ago 9.76 .07 7.60 TWENTY-TWO PAGIS Youth Tells ow Five Stassen Faces Rough Going on Foreign Budget T. The Driver Of The Other Car involved in the fatal crash, Paul Cedergren, Wayzata, escaped with only minor injuries. The two automobiles came to rest about 125 feet apart after the nearly head-on crash. (Republican-Herald photos) Lewiston Collision Fatal To Winona Woman By GORDON HOLTE Republican-Herald Staff Writer LEWISTON, Minn. An 85-year-old Winona woman was injured fatally, her husband hospitalized and a third person less seriously injured when two cars ground together in an almost headon collision near here Tuesday afternoon. The accident victims were: Mrs. Frank Meyers, 85, 130 E. Howard St., who died m an ambulance en route to the Winona General Hospital shortly after 3 p. m. _ Her husband, 82, the driver of the death car who is in fair condition at ttie Winona General Hospital where he is receiving treatment for multiple lacerations, A Passenger In This Car became Winona County's sixth traffic fatality of the year TODAY McCarthy Showdown Will Wait By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP Eisen- hower's troubles with Sen. Joseph Cedergren saw mat ne was anv- il. McCarthy have ended for the mg toward Winona on Highway 14 4imo Kointt t HP V... bruises and possible chest injuries. Paul A. Cedergren, 63, Way- zata, Minn., Kt. 3, the driver and only occupant of the second car who escaped with a fractured thumb and leg bruises. The accident occurred at about p.m. on Highway 14, on the north outskirts of the village, while the Meyers were en route to visit relatives in St. Charles. Daputy Sheriffs Helmer Wein- mann and Clarence McElmury identified the accident site as about 295 yards west of the junction with State Aid Road 22, one of the main approaches to the village. Car Veered Left Cedergren said that he was driv- time being, with the overwhelming confirmation of Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to Moscow. But they are likely to start rather soon again, if the Wisconsin senator's statements of his own intentions are at ail trustworthy. At the height of the recent storm, McCarthy admitted to one of the ablest Washington reporters that he would be heavily defeated on the Bohlen issue, but added blunt- ly, "You wait, we're gonna get Dulles' head." In other words, McCarthy merns to shoot another Secretary of State out irom under another President. Having made his own reputation by blackening name of Dean G. Acheson, he ii.tends to go for- ward to new triumphs by attacking John Foster Dulles. McCarthy will no doubt deny this intention, and the remark which revealed it. Yet the remark is accurately quoted. It clearly implies that McCarthy will play the part to- wards Eisenhower that Huey Long played towards Franklin Roose- velt, before t'ne assassin's bullet cut short Long's career. The President's response to Mc- Carthy's challenge meanwhile re- mains somewhat doubtful. The when he noticed the approaching Meyers car. Cedergren relat- ed, "their car veered to the left toward my lane of traf- fic. I applied my brakes right away and turned slightly to the left but the other car came right at and hit just back of my left front wheel. "It's impossible for me to ex- plain what could have Cedergren continued, "but it was almost like the other driver might have fallen asleep for a moment and the car turned into the other lane." Weinmann and McElmury took measurements on the highway that indicated that'the point of impact was about 4V4 feet over the center line in the eastbound la'ne of travel. Mrs. Frank Meyers Farmers Oppose Sales Tax, Says Union President After the crash Cedergren's au- j ST. PAUL (M Opponents of the sales tax measure, pending before Minnesota legislators, were me car i-aiue iu icoi un me ti-n south shoulder, 18 feet from thejm full voice on Capitol Hill to- spot where the cars collided and j day tomobile spun partially around and skidded toward the south ditch. The car came to rest the Fighting Minor But Bitter on Korean Front By GEORGE McARTHUR SEOUL but bit- ter fighting erupted along the Ko- rean battlefront today as U. N. troops anxiously awaited the out- come of Communist truce over- tures. Most combat veterans were hope- ful but wary. The Fifth Air Force reported Al- lied Sabre jets blasted 33 Red MIG jets out of the Korean skies for only two Sabres lost in aerial combat in March. Air Summary The monthly air summary showed, however, that 18 Allied planes were lost to all causes 2 to MIGs, 7 to Red ground fire and 9 to other causes. Army Secretary Robert T. B. Stevens, Gen. Mark Clark, Far East commander; and Lt. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Eighth Army commander, toured the battle zone and visited an observation post overlooking Communist held Old Baldy Hill north of Seoul. Stevens, in Korea to inspect the combat zone and for a first-hand survey of ammunition supplies, visited several U. S. divisions. At the 630th Ordnance Ammunition company, the Army secretary was told the ammunition supply at the moment was above normal. When he returns to Washington, Stevens is expected to testify be- fore a Senate subcommittee in- vestigating reports of ammunition shortages in Korea. Weather hampered aerial activ- ities again. American Marines on the West- ern Front turned back four email Red attacks Tuesday night, one against Bunker Hill. The Leather- necks listed 41 Chinese Reds killed and wounded. 64 Reds in Raids In Eastern Korea South Korean troops reported killing or wound- ing 64 Reds in raids west of the Nam River and near Anchor Hill. The monthly air summary re- vealed the big role warplanes played in the savage Western Front fighting last week. The Air Force said its planes Dag of Swe- den was approved by the U.N. Security Council as U.N. secre- tary general to succeed Trygve Lie. He accepted the position. Story on Page 16. (AP Wire- photo to The Republican-Her- ald) facing north. The hood of the car was almost on a line with the south edge of the highway. Skids Into Ditch The Meyers car, meanwhile, con- mains somewhat douDUW. me White House staff has been very tinued 104 feet along the highway. free with descriptions of the anger to which Eisenhower was aroused by McCarthy's recent onslaught against Bohlen and Dulles. Yet the President's anger has not pre- vented him from thing very like making some- 3 commitment, which may well embarrass him deeply in the future. Sen. Robert A. Taft and Sen. William Knowland loyally and ad- mirably bore the brunt of the Boh- len row in the Senate. But they did not enjoy doing so, and they are reported, on undoubted author- ity, to have complained to the (Continued on Page 8, Column 2) ALSOPS US. Rubber Co. Strike Postponed NEW YORK strike threat- ened against the U. S. Rubber Company by the CIO United Rub- ber Workers has been postponed at least until midnight tonight. As it skidded down the road it continued to drift toward the south and finally plunged over the shoulder and came to a stop at the bottom of a 4-foot ditch, fac- ing south and lying some 8 feet from the edge of the highway. First arrivals at the accident scene said that the Meyers car was overturned on its side and the car had to be righted before the elderly couple could be extricated from the wreckage. A nearby resident saw the wreck- ed ear in the ditch, summoned an ambulance and physician from here and notified the sheriff's of- fice in Winona. The Lewiston physician adminis- tered emergency treatment to the injured on the scene and then ac- companied the Meyers to the hos- in the ambulance. Mrs. Meyers, however, was dead when the ambulance arrived at the hospital. Treated for Injuries Cedergren, who was not held by authorities, was taken to Winona h jg. deputies and re- Edwin Christiansen, president of _......... the Minnesota Farmers Tjnion, said jn around-the-clock strikes, he expected the bill to draw 100 j All told, missions were flown per cent opposition from the state's against Communist defenses on announced jointly by company and union officials late Tuesday night. Negotiations on the dispute con- tinue today. Nineteen plants in the nation and workers are involved in the negotiations, a company spokesman laid. at a clinic. Sheriff George Fort, who was returning a prisoner to Winona from the Twin Cities at the time the accident occurred, said today that Meyers will be interviewed at (Continued on Page 19, Column 6) WOMAN KILLED farmers. "The effects of such a plan are felt most by farmers and large families in the low income said Christiansen. "From a dollars and cents stand- point, the average farmer has noth- ing to gain, because he probably would pay more sales taxes than he does now under the personal property levy system." The legislative measure proposes to eliminate the pel sonal property in favor of the three per cent impost on sales. Adding to what appeared to be growing opposition were three tel- egrams from Southern Minnesota. At Fairmont, 60 businessmen wired their stand against the pro- posal to Governor Anderson and the Martin County legislative dele- gation. Similar telegrams also were dis- patched fay Chambers of Com- merce at St. James and Jackson. Manitowoc Fire Loss Estimated at MANITOWOC A fire swept through rolls of kraft paper in the yards of the Eddy Paper Corp. Tuesday causing damage estimated at by resident manager John Means. The blaze apparently was kindled by sparks from a trash fire in a nearby field. Molotov Pledges Russian Aid in Any Truce Talks By EDDY GIL-MORE MOSCOW un Foreign Minis- ter V. M. Molotov pledged Soviet assistance toda'y in trying to bring about an armistice in Korea on the basis of proposals by Chou- En-Lai, the Chinese Premier. Molotov's statement was the first official Soviet comment cm the lat- est Korean development. It ap- peared in the form of a Foreigr M i n istry announcement issuec through the official Soviet news agency Tass and broadcast by Mos cow radio. Molotov said the Soviet govern- ment "recognizes the complete justice" of the new proposals "and expresses its readiness to fully as- sist" in realizing them. There have been two proposals- one from North Korea for the ex- change of sick and wounded pris- oners, and another 'from Chou En- Lai i-n Peiping for the repatriation of other prisoners of war. Under the latter proposal prisoners unwill- ing to return home would be han- dled by neutrals. At the same time, Molotov strongly suggested the Chinese Communists and the North Ko- reans should be represented in the United Nations. He declared this would greatly assist in settling all issues of the Korean war. From this it is obvious the USSR intends to continue'its fight for Churchill told the House of Com-j Chinese Communist and North Ko Killed Says He Needed Cash for Wedding Scrap With McCarthy May Be Only First I Old Ealdy. Churchill Hopeful For Korean Peace LONDON UP) Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Com- mons today Communist China's latest proposals "seem to offer a new hope" for ending the Korean war. He said the new Chinese for- mula appears consistent with prin- ciples long held by Britain and the United Nations that there should be no forceful repatriation of war prisoners. "These developments, if not spoiled, certainly constitute a con- siderable he said. "They seem to offer a new hope for the solution of the prisoner- of-war difficulty and for a cessation of the fighting in Korea for which we and our allies this govern- ment and the late one have striven so earnestly and so long." But Churchill turned thumbs down on any three-power talks with Russia now. He made clear Britain wants to test further the sincerity of the Soviet peace over- tures, Churchill, replying to a question, said Britain had made no proposals for any thrse-power talks with Rus- sia and the United States. By JACK BELL WASHINGTON m Harold E. Stassen's verbal battle with Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) may be only the forerunner of future clashes with Republican senators unless he recommends large cuts in foreign aid spending. About May 1, Stassen will lay be- :ore Congress requests for funds to operate the Mutual Security Ad- ministration, which he heads, for the year beginning July 1. Con- gressional leaders who talked with lim and President Eisenhower at ihe White House Monday said plans for a reduction were dis- iussed, but no figure was men- tioned. Urges Strong Aid The impression is somewhat gen- eral among Republican senators that unless he has a change in heart, Stassen is going to recom- mend foreign expenditures consid- erably higher than they are pres- ently inclined to approve. This apparently is based in part on Stassen's record, as a quad- rennial candidate for fte Repub- lican presidential nomination, in advocating E strong program of military and economic aid to other free nations. If he doesn't recommend some substantial reductions, the Mutual Security administrator may find himself embroiled in a broad-scale battle with Republicans who see in foreign aid a budget-cutting tar- get much more assailable than reg- ular defense expenditures. Stassen, who sharply criticized McCarthy for his Senate Inves- tigating Committee's agreement with some Greek ship owners to halt shipments to Red China and Korea, will face McCarthy across the table when the Senate appro- priations committee passes on MSA funds, But McCarthy will be only one of a lineup of Republicans who have been demanding that foreign aid take some heavy cuts this year. They include Chairman Brid- ges of New Hampshire and Sen. Ferguson of Michigan, Sen. Young of North Dakota, Sen. Mundt of South Dakota, Sen. Dworshak of Idaho and Sen. Dirksen of Illinois. May Gain Members Their ranks are likely to be in- creased by Democratic Ser. Mc- Carran of Nevada, Sen. Elender of Louisiana, Sen. McCleilan of Arkansas and Sen. Robertson of Virginia. Outside of the Appropriations Committee, Sen. Taft of Ohio, the Republican leader, has called for substantial reductions in the outlay proposed by for- mer President Truman. Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) said he gathered the impression. in talking with some members of the bus- inessman teams sent to Europe by Stassen to survey MSA needs that they will recommend an end te all purely economic aid. Slayer rea'a representation in the U.N. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and fair tonight and Thursday. No im- portant change in temperature. Low tonight 35, high Thursday 48. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: .Maximum, 50; minimum, 37; noon, 42; precipitation, .11; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER Observations) High 47 at p.m. Tuesday, low 37 at a. m. today. Scat- tered layer of clouds at feet and overcast at feet. Visibil- ity 12 miles. Light drizzle. Tem- perature at noon 40. Wind from northwest at six miles per hour, barometer steady at 29.92 and hu- midity 89 per tdnt. By FRED LEIGHTON Republican-Herald Area Editor DUBUQUE, tall, handsome, gracious 18-year- old youth sat quietly this morning in the Dubuque County sheriff's office here relating in a courteous, matter-of- fact way the unbelievable tale of a mad, five-day race of death across the nation with a .blazing .4o caliber automatic pistol. Numbered among his defenseless victims were two Spring Valley waitresses murdered at the Four Winds 1 Cafe at a, m. Monday accord- ing to Dubuque County Sheriff Leo J. Martin. The murderer by his own con- fession: Fred E. McManus, Valley Stream, N. Y. His box score: Five persons murdered "because they scream- ed." His total including in an abduction. His motive: Money, so that an illicit love affair could be con- summated in marriage. His marksmanship: Eight bul- lets fired; only one miss. McManus gave no resistance to Highway Patrolman Jack Moore when (ne widely-hunted red car was stopped five miles north of here about 4 p.m. Tuesday. With McManus were his love-struck sweetheart and a drunken hitch- hiker. The trigger-happy Marine sub- mitted to arrest without offering any resistance, although an imme- diate search of the car revealed a loaded .45 under the dashboard of the black and maroon 1953 con- vertible Plymouth. He obtained the car in a cold-blooded murder of a college student near Roches- ter, N. late Friday. List of Victims McManus' victims none of whom he according to a statement given Sheriff Martin: At Spring Valley Monday morning: Mrs. Harriet Horsman, 48, waitress, and Mrs. Agnes Beas- ton, 43, wife of the owner of Four Winds Cafe one mile west of Spring Valley. At Keeneyville. 111., Saturday night: George Bloomberg, 56, gro- cer, and Ms wife, Florence, 55. At Rochester, N. Y., Friday night: William A. Braverman, 19, student. Accompanying the Marine on this berserk murder spree was 17- year-old Diane Marie Weggeland, Summerville, N. Y. The couple planned to marry in Minneapolis Monday, but they were stymied by the state's waiting period. The Marine told Sheriff Martin he sped out of the driveway of the Four Winds Cafe Monday after he had killed Mrs. Horsman and Mrs. Beaston and drove to Minneapolis on Highway 52 through Rochester, Zumbrota and Cannon Falls. Tie couple registered at a hotel there and stayed from 10 a.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday when they headed southward on the same route. Minneapolis police spotted the car, which was sought through- out the Midwest as a "red late model gave chase but lost I the car in heavy traffic. i "When the patrolman stop- ped McManus said, "I thought he was going to me a ticket, but then I soon knew that it was the end of line." Sitting in the sheriff's office at (Continued on ?age 19, Column 3) FIVE MURDERS Fred McManui Captured Wear Dubuqut Girl Friend Diana Marie Weggeland Slayer's Companion N.D. Girl Selected For Cherry Festival WASHINGTON National Cherry Blossom Festival commit- tee Tuesday announced selection of Betty Johnson of Grafton, N. D., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson of Nash, N. D., as one of several princesses for the April 8-12 festival. Dubuque County Sheriff Leo Martin, Deputy John Meyer and Traffic Patrolman Jack Mocre questioned Fred Eugene McManus, 18, Valley Stream, N. Y., second from right. McManus was captured north of Dubuque, la., late Tuesday Moore with Meyer's help. McManus has con-. fessed killing five persons. (AP Wirephoto to Republican-Herald) ;
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82-Year-Old WA Man Stops, Tackles Burglary Suspect
A police foot chase of a Washington state burglary suspect came to a sudden stop thanks to a gutsy – and much older – homeowner.
FOX News Radio's Chris Hoenig has the story:
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Terry Miracle played high school football, so when police chased a burglary suspect into his backyard:
(Miracle) "I had to stop him."
And he knew just how to do it.
(Miracle) "And I caught him in the knees, and he went down."
Miracle says it was all automatic, like he learned those football moves yesterday.
(Miracle) "Not thinking that I'm an 82-year-old man now."
You heard right, those football days were 65 years ago. It worked, though, as Longview, Washington police arrested 27-year-old Morgan Perry Bluehorse on the spot. As for Miracle, he's a sudden celebrity.
(Miracle) "I got a couple of little boys to ask for my autograph."
Just like any local football star.
Chris Hoenig, FOX News Radio.
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April 27, 2012
Umamimart Pop-Up #3: Piper and John General Goods (OAK)
The Umamimart Shop has been busy popping up all over the Bay Area, and here's one coming to Oakland! For this one, we're teaming up with the fine folks of Piper and John General Goods, a magical shop in historic Old Oakland.
What: Umamimart Pop-Up #3
When: Friday 5/4 – Wednesday 5/9
Where: Piper and John General Goods
469 9th Street (between Broadway + Washington)
Google map here
BART Stop: 12th Street
Nicole Buffett, an artist and co-owner of the shop, forages the streets far and wide to fill P + J with art, collectibles, clothing, jewelry, and books. And now, from May 4-9, the Umamimart Shop! She has a great eye, so we are honored to have Umamimart pop up in her space.
Can't you just see our Japanese bar and kitchenware displayed here in a little corner? Fuck yah!
The party kicks off next Friday May 4 at 6pm for the ever-popular and expansive Oakland Art Murmur aka First Friday. We'll be pouring chilled sake so please come say hi! It's only a few blocks from the BART so you have no excuses!


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Local college is a popular choice
On May 6, hundreds of students, educators and families gathered at Lambuth Inn to congratulate the best and the brightest graduating seniors with scholarships.
Through the Haywood County Schools Foundation, 117 scholarships were given to 87 students. A total of $175,700 was awarded with the help of businesses, organizations, family memorials and other individuals who offered raised money for the scholarships.
We want to offer our congratulations to these hardworking seniors for putting in the extra effort in applying for these scholarships. With education costs increasing every year and more families struggling to make ends meet, the Partners in Education awards is the best way our community can invest in our students' future.
Not only will that money help students further their education, it gives them a sense of accomplishment and motivation to continue in the right direction. We spoke to many of the scholarship recipients while taking their photo for the paper. It is apparent that they are appreciative of their award whether it was big or small.
These are students who have a plan — and realistic ones at that. An overwhelming number of seniors said they planned to attend Haywood Community College for two years and then transfer to larger schools to finish their degree.
That decision takes a lot of maturity and responsibility. Many students want to get out of their parents' house and jump head first into college life, but these students seem to want to make the most of their money.
Seniors aren't choosing HCC because they don't know what they want to do with their lives.
They know they can take the same prerequisite classes at HCC for less and get two years of college under their belts before heading off to a bigger institution. That's smart.
Good luck to all the seniors in their future endeavors. We hope your college education will pay dividends far into your future. One day you, too, may be led to give back to the community that invested in you.


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(Alex Goldmark, Transportation Nation) Washington State is looking to levy a special tax on eco-conscious car owners. Road maintenance is typically funded by a gas tax, both federal and local. So the prospect of a growing number of electric cars that wouldn't use gas at all is putting a little worry in the Washington state legislature.
The proposed tax would be $100 a year per electric car. According to The Seattle Times, Mary Margaret Haugen, the lead sponsor of the plan, said, "Electric cars will be driving on the highways right along with all the other cars. One of our biggest issues is preservation and maintenance of our existing highways. We believe they should be paying their fair share."
At an average of $12,000 miles per year and average fuel efficiency, The Times calculates that the average gas-consuming driver pays about $200 a year in gas tax.
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MEIR EZRA: A complete joke, lacks originality, no ethics, immature, and obsessed!!!
Meir Ezra is extremely immature and an absolute idiot. If you do your research, you will see that Meir Ezra is a born and bred copy cat. He does not have an original bone in his body. He has no ethics and claims to be this superstar, who has apparently build over 24 successfull multi-million dollar companies in 26 different countries. But stange enough... no evidence is found on these claims, no matter how much time I spent searching for it.
And then...
Just when you thought things couldn`t get any worse... he does it again, but this time with fake emails and fake facebook accounts trying to get information from other people and facebook user so he can smoke out some enemies of his.
Not only that... he uses Facebook to post things like: "We are sitting in dinner at the world`s best restuarant, and Ian just had an idea to an event name and I wanted your opinion - VEGA PARTNERING. [continued below]....
VEGA PARTNERING!!!!!!! Really? Can someone please tell me where the intelligence is in this?
Me and a few other facebook users had the guts to comment on his post and made is very clear how disgusted we are with him and his idiotic jokes. Obviously he did not comment back at first but the day after he said: "I love the fact people have opinion and communicate. Thank you all... A person is as alive as he can communicate of course... VERY funny... i do love the opinions people have and how some miss the point... it is a jock (joke that is lol)... life is not as serious... have a FUN day ALL of you..."
THE RESULT: He BLOCKED some of us including me on facebook... I wonder why! LOL
It is very clear that his man should not be trusted as he takes pride in the fact that he thinks he is untouchable. If you are thinking of associating yourself with Meir Ezra, be warned!
On the MEIR EZRA facebook Fan Page his cover photo says: "Your time is now... Unleash the genius within" Well Meir... My time is now to unleash my genius within and I`m speaking out and telling the whole world what an idiot you really are and that you have no backbone and one day the truth will sufficate you!
MEIR EZRA, your a JOKE!
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SUBMITTED: Monday, January 12, 2015POSTED: Monday, January 12, 2015
I have attended a few workshops and sessions with Meir Ezra. I first met him at a Wealth Summit in Honolulu, highly promoted as a wonderful mentor coach and person, but his then good friend, JT Foxx. JT became a better person, imo, and credited it to the coaching from Meir. Meir stressed how one should be fair and honest.
Sometime later, Meir and JT "broke up", and that is when the allegations of Meir being a scam artist and a high member of Scientology surfaced. At the next event that I attended with Meir speaking, he addressed the Scientologist accusation. He taught the business theories of L. Ron Hubbard but was not a member of the church.
If he does do the bait and switch and get people to sign up with the church, I have not heard of a single incidence. In fact, I asked one of his latest mentees about it, and that person laughed and said absolutely not - Meir is the real thing - a great coach and person.
If anything, I think that Meir is not a great salesman - his sales pitches and use of social media are not on the level of others in the teaching circuit. However, I much rather have great content and usable tips instead of a lot of hype and empty promisses.
Mahalo for allowing me to comment.
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SUBMITTED: Friday, October 18, 2013POSTED: Friday, October 18, 2013
I too was blocked on Facebook after asking legitmate questions about how many companies he owns, what is the name of his company he sold (100 million), there is no news or record of it, why does he keep copying Scientolology and other guru's. Does he have an original thought? Of course I got blocked because when faced with the facts, Meir Ezra is a high member of the Church of Scientology trying to recruit people by telling them they are signing up for a business seminar.
I saw the pitch and saw right through this after seeing a similiar pitch with Wise (the training division of the Church of Scientology). His copy cat Vega Partnering, his lion logo and the way he sells at his events are nothing more than everyone else's idea. I was neutral until I saw all of Meir Ezra Facebook posts. My advice Mr. Ezra please worry about your business and teach your business methods if you at all have had success. You teach about forgiveness and ethics but all your actions demonstrate otherwise.
Life is too short to waste on jokers and liars like you.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by viman96, Jan 13, 2013.
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Seattle still can't stop them.
Good drive by the Falcons
Matt Ryan knows he's the best QB left in the NFC. Just a lucky year for them...not having to deal with Eli, Rodgers, or Brees by the divisional round
Great drive. What was the time of possession?
that was a grown man drive.
Outside of the Ravens/Broncos and somewhat Seattle/Wash. the playoffs have been a complete bore this year. All I want is a good game, ******!
that was a fast quarter
7:36, a little over 2 minutes left in 3rd quarter and Seattle needs 3 TDs
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When things aren't working, sometimes it's best to just hit the reset button.
But even when things were working for FC Tucson, to the tune of a 10-match unbeaten streak, coach Rick Schantz could see that a reset button was going to be needed.
It came in the form of a 2-1 loss at home to the Ventura County Fusion on Saturday.
"We weren't moving the ball as well as we would have liked," Schantz said about the latter half of the unbeaten run. "That's part of the downfall of really good teams — we try to say championship teams win when they are not playing well, but it also creates this attitude of 'Well it's OK; we can just turn it on whenever.' Unfortunately, I think that attitude and behavior kind of stuck with us a little bit.
"Against Ventura, we didn't perform and finally played a team that took advantage of their opportunities against us. I have been saying that this is probably the best thing that could have happened to us because it's refocused the team. It put us in a position where the guys realize they have to work hard, they're not just going to win based on talent alone."
The first chance to return to form is tonight at 7 when FC Tucson faces the Southern California Seahorses in La Mirada.
FC Tucson is in first in the USL Premier Development League's Mountain Division with 22 points. BYU is second with 21 points but has played one fewer match. The top two teams from the division earn playoff berths. The only team that has a chance of catching the top two is Las Vegas, which has 10 points with six matches to play.
If FC Tucson wins tonight and Las Vegas loses its match against L.A. Misioneros FC, FC Tucson would secure a playoff berth.
For Schantz, that isn't high on his list right now.
"We have gone away from talking about the playoffs, from talking about a two-game (road) swing," Schantz said. "Let's put all of our energy and all of our focus into the Southern California Seahorses.
"We're all driving out there (this morning), and I'm sure they are all going to watch USA-Germany while we're driving in the vans. And they will be talking about soccer, but the focus really is 'can we get back to one-touch soccer, and can we get back to a high-pressure defense in the midfield.'
"This week's training has been just fantastic. The enthusiasm has been great. Everything has been one-touch at practice so I expect that we will play very fast."


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Jets' Quinton Coples impressed coach Rex Ryan in preseason debut
CORTLAND, N.Y. — When the lights went on Friday night at Cincinnati, the light went on for Quinton Coples.
Finally, he wasn't seeing red, as in the color of the no-contact jerseys worn by his quarterback teammates at practice. With Cincinnati's signal-callers fair game, the rookie defensive end was able to show off his game.
Two days after Coples' performance, coach Rex Ryan still was buzzing about it Sunday.
"I know he's a bust, we should have taken this player or that player," Ryan sarcastically said, "but if you make five tackles … a sack, a forced fumble, and a knocked-down pass on third down, then I'd say he's doing OK."
And Ryan even forgot to mention the other two tackles for loss Coples notched, one of which came when he dropped former Rutgers star Brian Leonard for a 3-yard loss on a run.
"To say the least, he's the guy we thought he was," Ryan said of the Jets' first-round draft pick, whose motor was questioned after a 2011 season at North Carolina that wasn't as good as his previous campaign.
Plus, Coples hadn't always flashed that ability during the first two weeks of training camp. In fact, Ryan and defensive coordinator Mike Pettine talked about giving Coples his game jersey for Sunday's practice in an effort to simulate game day, but eventually didn't do it.
"The thing I think he'll grow from," Ryan said, "is you think you're in shape, but there's something about playing in games. That adrenaline and everything else is going and he got a little winded, but he kept coming. That's impressive.
"At times you see the dominance here" in practice, Ryan added, "but then there are other times where it's like, 'What is he doing?' I think most of it is the mental part."
"I definitely think the game comes a lot easier" than practice, Coples said. "We have an all-pro offensive line so it's definitely a challenge for me each and every day that I go out and compete against those guys [who have] multi-years in [the NFL]. I think it's a lot harder in practice and then when game time comes, things come a lot easier."
Coples added, "I've been talking to my coaches and I'm working on my practice habits, so my practice habits can match my game habits as well."
Coples' third-quarter strip sack of reserve quarterback Zac Robinson showcased his ability to rush the passer, and he could be a big help to the Jets in that area, which has been a trouble spot at times during Ryan's tenure.
"I don't really have any numbers," Coples said when asked if he has a goal for the amount of sacks he expects to get as a rookie. "But overall, I just want to make sure I'm a productive defensive lineman and make sure I get to the passer."
Coples certainly enjoyed his first NFL competition against another team.
"It felt great," he said. "For the past couple weeks, our team has been battling against each other, making each other better, and the expectations of being great for each other. It was great to go out there and go against somebody else and put some stuff on film."
And what did Coples think when he watched that film?
"I think I did pretty good," he said. "I was productive but there's also things I could do better, as far as technique-wise. I talked to coaches about it and worked on it [Sunday] in practice. … When you watch the film, you definitely see the mistakes."
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Controversial mare Free At Last today could become the first horse in 15 years to start odds-on favourite in the Perth Cup, as she tries to supply her trainer Alan Mathews with a share of a long-standing training record.
Not since Melbourne Cup winner Tawriffic's puzzling failure as the 9-10 favourite in the 1990 Perth Cup has a horse dominated the betting in Perth's feature staying event. West Australian TAB Sportsbet's Wade Annear said yesterday the money continued to come for the WA mare, who was into $2 yesterday.
"We thought the money would dry up for her but they've just kept coming," Annear said yesterday of the mare who was controversially excluded from last year's Melbourne Cup field.
"We had another $5000 at evens ($2) today to go with the $20,000 at the $2.15 earlier in the week. We started betting on the race three weeks ago and opened her at $9 and were hit immediately with $5000 at that price, so it's fair to say, she's a pretty poor result for us."
In 1938, trainer J.J. Kelly trained his seventh and last Perth Cup winner and now 67 years on, Mathews is on the verge of equalling that feat if Free At Last can win today.
Mathews yesterday was confident of success despite Free At Last drawing barrier 16. "I would rather that she drew barrier 16 than gate one. Now she shouldn't get tangled up behind horses in the early stages," he said.
Annear said the best backed of the other runners was Black Tom, who had firmed from $16 early in the week to $12.
At Flemington today, the Bagot and Standish Handicaps share top billing, with trainer Mike Moroney looking to continue his recent run of success in both races.
Moroney, fresh from preparing Xcellent to win the New Zealand Derby on Boxing Day, has Kiwi sprinter Green Machine primed for his Australian debut in the 1200-metre $200,000 Standish, while promising stayer The Bighearted sports his colours in the $150,000 Bagot over 2500 metres.
Moroney also will feature prominently in the Auckland Cup at Ellerslie today as his six-year-old mare The Mighty Lions goes to the barriers for the final time in the group 1 race. The mare is in foal to promising sire Black Minnaloushe.
Moroney said Xcellent had been sent to the paddock following his derby win and was unlikely to reappear before spring as the trainer wants him to fully mature before stepping into open grade.
Victorian trainer Tony Vasil has staked claims to taking NZ's group 1 events today as he saddles Bondy in the Auckland Cup and Not A Single Doubt in the Railway Stakes (1200m).
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Water question-2.2 4cyl S10
Water was coming out of the weep hole on my sons S-10, 2.2 4 banger. We bought a water pump and put it on. Fairly straight forward install. Refilled the rad. and went for a drive. eratic behaviour on temp guage. Readings swing widely , up and down. 140 to 210, over and over as you drive. Finally it overheats and pegs at 260. Rad has lost 1/2 it's water. No visible leaks. Spark plugs are not steam cleaned. Oil is OK. Can't see vapor from tailpipe
Doesn't hold pressure long, you can safely remove rad cap while hot, runnuning or stopped
No water in oil, none going into cylinders, no steam to be seen anywhere. So where is the water going? Anyone got one of these little trucks?
Water's pouring out my weep holes just reading your sad post! Sounds like you got a bad water pump from the parts store if I read you right - was ok B4 the new pump and now it is spewing and the engine is overheating? Water isn't circulating for some reason, either the new pump is frozen (fan belt would tell you about that!), the impeller is slipping on the shaft and isn't going round or the thermostat has gone south. Regardless, the pump has a bad seal and should be replaced by the store.
Yeah, I'm weeping too. The water pump works and we pulled the thermostat,(which took care of eratic temp guage). But it STILL loses 1/3 to 1/2 it's water. With NO trace. I'm thinking cracked head or block, but wheres the water going? Not in the oil, not in the cylinders, not out in the engine compartment, not out the overflow.
It is getting close to Halloween I guess.
Do you have foam coming out of your radiator when the radiator cap is off? Are there any bubbles in the water? Does the exhaust have a sick sweet smell (antifreeze in the exhaust)? What does the water look like in the radiator when the engine is running? Is there any oil sheen on the water in the radiator when the engine is off?
If you have a cracked head or block or blown head gasket, one of the above indicators should show up.
I have had the mysteriously missing water problem in the past and have traced it to an almost invisible pinhole leak in a hose. Didn't even leak enough to make a puddle anywhere but when the engine was running and the water was pressured, it ejected a stream the size of a human hair and vented the radiator. Very hard to locate.
No foam, no bubbles, no sweet smell. no oil sheen. Matter of fact we are only using 50-50 mix, just so we could detect an odor. When it runs the coolent looks and acts normal. In a trip of 30 miles, it will lose 3/4 of a gallon.
I'm wondering if it is getting into the exhaust, condensating in the muffler and not coming out as a mist. Only problem is the lack of that sweet smell in the exhaust. Shoot, I don't know! I think we will just trade it in on a 1/2 ton Dodge we've had our eye on anyway.
have you checked the heater core to see if it is leaking? If the rad is not holding pressure then it is going somewhere.and since you have checked everywhere else then you may as well check the heater core.
also it could still be a cracked head I have repaired countless 2.2 and 2.5's that the head cracks between #1 and #2 cyclinders and most test done on the car will not show it.
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Not the heater core. Your info was what I needed. So...the little buggers are prone to crack! Where is the @^&*%@# coolant going? I hate a mystery. What if I drill a hole in the bottom of the exhast pipe before it enters the muffler?
We have a shop, where we can run it, light it, check it all over. NO puddles, no steam, nothing.
Your rad cap is not holding pressure, hence your engines coolant system is dumping it's coolant through the overflow onto the road. If the upper rad hose is high and hard when it's warmed up but is soft at other times then your cap is not sealing properly. The system must be pressurized to work properly, even an indentation in the rubber for the cap is enough to bleed the system down during operation.
Replace the cap and the temps will stabilize also.
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.
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There was a time when James Cameron's technical inventiveness was only surpassed by the creative fervor that burned so brightly in his early films. Before he was the King of the World, Cameron — a scrappy young special effects wunderkind who cut his teeth doing models and mattes for the King of the B-Movies, Roger Corman — displayed a preternatural ability to turn craft into art. Channeling Hitchcock, Cameron took escapist ideas and high concepts and used them to tell compelling character stories; but the beauty of Cameron's great films has always been his ability to awe viewers– or, as Spielberg said of his own Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Cameron's movies have a ton of WOW!
The preeminent sage of technical paranoia, Cameron has spent his career using state-of-the-art effects and cinematic wizardry to depict dystopian near-futures, where technology has turned on us; the innovations dominate the innovators and the engineered oppress the engineers. He synthesized the far-off prescience of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley, added a splash of Philip K. Dick, and injected his serum into escapist action films. But Cameron's troubled production of Titanic, a film that was unlike any he'd done before (a tragic epic of ill-fated love at sea), marks the point in his career that James Cameron became an entirely different kind of filmmaker.
When Titanic crashed into theaters in 1997, people scoffed at Cameron's audacity. He'd already made the most expensive film ever twice (1991′s Terminator 2: Judgement Day and 1994′s True Lies), and now he'd done it again, having gone way over budget and overshot his shooting schedule by several months. Titanic cost an ineffable $200 million in 1997, which would come to something in the ballpark of $300 million if adjusted for inflation.
But then the movie came out on January 2, and everyone had to see on what, exactly, Cameron had spent the GDP of a small country. Titanic debuted at No. 1 and held the position for 15 weeks; it actually gained viewers every week until April 10, and even then it stayed in the top 10 until June 19.


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A British Columbia woman whose friend was killed by a mass murderer has begun an online petition to keep the man behind bars.
David Shearing killed six members of the Johnson-Bentley family in August 1982 as they camped in Wells Grey Provincial Park, near Clearwater, about 475 kilometres northeast of Vancouver.
Shearing is expected before a National Parole Board hearing in September, but West Kelowna resident Tammy Arishenkoff is fighting against that by supporting legislative changes that would end such reviews from being held every two years.
"I would like to see that in a case of multiple murders such as this that (prisoners) don't get an opportunity to apply," she said. "I think they need to stay behind bars."
Arishenkoff's petition, which had collected 2,400 signatures as of Thursday, is in support of a bill put forward by local MP Dan Albas to increase parole ineligibility to 40 years from 25 years.
Her childhood friend Janet Johnson was among those killed by Shearing.
The man shot and killed George and Edith Bentley, their daughter Jackie and her husband, Bob Johnson, while the family was camping in central B.C. He kept the Johnsons' daughters, Janet, 13, and 11-year-old Karen, alive for almost a week and sexually assaulted them before taking them into the woods, one at a time, and killing them, too.
About 25 friends and relatives of the Johnson and Bentley families attended Shearing's last parole hearing in September 2012. Arishenkoff said they all had to relive the horror of the crime and travel to Bowden, Alta., where the man is in prison.
"It's constant revictimization," she said. "You don't ever get away from it and you don't ever get a chance to even enjoy the fact that you were successful in your last bid. Someone pokes the balloon and totally deflates you."
Arishenkoff said it's expensive and emotionally difficult to attend the hearings and that many people eventually stop going.
"They have to travel to the prison, they have to relive everything. You have to listen to him tell it in his own words. And you hear things that you never unhear."
Shearing, who now goes by his mother's maiden name, Ennis, apologized at the last hearing, saying he's aware of the devastation he caused.
"My actions will always cause me to feel an overwhelming sense of shame and a lifetime of pain and regret," he told the hearing in the chapel at the Bowden Institution, north of Calgary.
His words didn't convince the families or the parole board that he was actually remorseful for what he'd done.
Shelley Boden, who was the Johnsons' niece, said it was the first time Shearing apologized.
"I never heard that before," she said. "It took him 30 years to say it? Stay there another 30 years to actually feel how sorry you really are."
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Teddy Roosevelt & Bigfoot
U.S. President and famed outdoor adventurer, Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt had heard of
a phenomenal Bigfoot attack and so wrote about it in his book,
The Wilderness Hunter
1893. Teddy Roosevelt shares his Bigfoot tale about a German fur trapper he calls
"Bauman" who was trapping with a friend near the Salmon River in the Bitterroot
Mountains (somewhere between Idaho and Montana). Did they encounter Bigfoot? The
description is uncanny to today's Bigfoot sightings.
The following is the Bigfoot story excerpted from Teddy Roosevelt's book:
I have heard but few ghost
stories while living on the
frontier, and few were of a
perfectly commonplace and
conventional type.
But I once listened to a
goblin story which rather
impressed me. It was told
by a grisled,
weather-beaten old
mountain hunter, named
Bauman who was born and had passed all his life on the frontier. He must have believed what he
said, for he could hardly repress a shudder at certain points of the tale; but he was of German
ancestry, and in childhood had doubtless been saturated with all kinds of ghost and goblin lore, so
that man fearsome superstitions were latent in his mind; besides, he knew well the stories told by
the Indian medicine men in their winter camps, of the snow-walkers, and the spectres, and the
formless evil beings that haunt the forest depths, and dog and waylay the lonely wanderer who
after nightfall passes through the regions where they lurk; and it may be that when overcome by
the horror of the fate that befell his friend, and when oppressed by the awful dread of the unknown,
he grew to attribute, both at the time and still more in remembrance, weird and elfin traits to what
was merely some abnormally wicked and cunning wild beast; but whether this was so or not, no
man can say.
When the event occurred Bauman was still a young man, and was trapping with a partner among
the mountains dividing the forks of the Salmon from the head of Wisdom River. Not having had
much luck, he and his partner determined to go up into a particularly wild and lonely pass through
which ran a small stream said to contain many beaver. The pass has an evil reputation because
the year before a solitary hunter who had wandered into it was there slain, seemingly by a wild
beast, the half-eaten remains being afterwards found by some mining prospectors who had passed
his camp only the night before.
The memory of this event, however, weighed very lightly with the two trappers, who were as
adventurous and hardy as others of their kind. They took their two lean mountain ponies to the
foot of the pass, where they left them in an open beaver meadow, the rocky timber-clad ground
being from thence onwards impracticable for horses. They then struck out on foot through the
vast, gloomy forest, and in about four hours reached a little open glade where they concluded to
camp, as signs of game were plenty.
There was still an hour or two of daylight left, and after building a brush lean-to and throwing down
and opening their packs, they started up stream. The country was very dense and hard to travel
through, as there was much down timber, although here and there the sombre woodland was
broken by small glades of mountain grass.
At dusk they again reached camp. The glade in which it was pitched was not many yards wide, the
tall, close-set pines and firs rising round it like a wall. On one side was a little stream, beyond
which rose the steep mountain-slopes, covered with the unbroken growth of the evergreen forest.
They were surprised to find that during their short absence something, apparently a bear, had
visited their camp, and had rummaged about among their things, scattering the contents of their
packs, and in sheer wantonness destroying their lean-to. The footprints of the beast were quite
plain, but at first they paid no particular heed to them, busying themselves with rebuilding the
lean-to, laying out their beds and stores, and lighting the fire.
While Bauman was making ready supper, it being already dark, his companion began to examine
the tracks more closely, and soon took a brand from the fire to follow them up, where the intruder
had walked along a game trail after leaving the camp. When the brand flickered out, he returned
and took another, repeating his inspection of the footprints very closely. Coming back to the fire,
he stood by it a minute or two, peering out into the darkness and suddenly remarked, "Bauman,
that bear has been walking on two legs." Bauman laughed at this, but his partner insisted that he
was right, and upon again examining the tracks with a torch, they certainly did seem to be made by
but two paws, or feet. However, it was too dark to make sure. After discussing whether the
footprints could possibly be those of a human being, and coming to the conclusion that they could
not be, the two men rolled up in their blankets and went to sleep under the lean-to.
At midnight Bauman was awakened by some noise and sat up in his blankets. As he did so his
nostrils were struck by a strong, wild-beast odor, and he caught the loom of a great body in the
darkness at the mouth of the lean-to. Grasping his rifle, he fired at the vague, threatening shadow,
but must have missed, for immediately afterwards he heard the smashing of the underwood as the
thing, whatever it was, rushed off into the impenetrable blackness of the forest and the night.
After this the two men slept but little, sitting up by the rekindled fire, but they heard nothing more.
In the morning they started out to look at the few traps they had set the previous evening and to
put out new ones. By an unspoken agreement they kept together all day, and returned to camp
towards evening.
On nearing it they saw, hardly to their astonishment, that the lean-to had been again torn down.
The visitor of the preceding day had returned, and in wanton malice had tossed about their camp
kit and bedding, and destroyed the shanty. The ground was marked up by its tracks, and on
leaving the camp it had gone along the soft earth by the brook, where the footprints were as plain
as if on snow, and, after a careful scrutiny of the trail, it certainly did seem as if, whatever the thing
was, it had walked off on but two legs.
The men, thoroughly uneasy, gathered a great heap of dead logs, and kept up a roaring fire
throughout the night, one or the other sitting on guard for most of the time. About midnight the
thing came down through the forest opposite, across the brook, and stayed there on the hill-side
for nearly an hour. They could hear the branches crackle as it moved about, and several times it
uttered a harsh, grating, long-drawn moan, a peculiarly sinister sound. Yet it did not venture near
the fire.
In the morning the two trappers, after discussing the strange events of the last thirty-six hours,
decided that they would shoulder their packs and leave the valley that afternoon. They were the
more ready to do this because in spite of seeing a good deal of game sign they had caught very
little fur. However, it was necessary first to go along the line of their traps and gather them, and
this they started out to do.
All the morning they kept together, picking up trap after trap, each one empty. On first leaving
camp they had the disagreeable sensation of being followed. In the dense spruce thickets they
occasionally heard a branch snap after they had passed; and now and then there were slight
rustling noises among the small pines to one side of them.
At noon they were back within a couple of miles of camp. In the high, bright sunlight their fears
seemed absurd to the two armed men, accustomed as they were, through the long years of lonely
wandering in the wilderness to face every kind of danger from man, brute, or element. There were
still three beaver traps to collect from a little pond in a wide ravine nearby. Bauman volunteered to
gather these and bring them in, while his companion went ahead to camp and made ready the
On reaching the pond, Bauman found three beaver in the traps, one of which had been pulled
loose and carried into the beaver house. He took several hours securing and preparing the
beaver, and when he started homewards he marked with some uneasiness how low the sun was
getting. As he hurried towards camp, under the tall trees, the silence and desolation of the forest
weighed on him. His feet made no sound on the pine needles, and the slanting sun rays, striking
through among the straight trunks, made a gray twilight in which objects at a distance glimmered
indistinctly. There was nothing to break the ghostly stillness which, when there is no breeze,
always broods over these sombre primeval forests.
At last he came to the edge of the little glade where the camp lay, and shouted as he approached it, but got no answer. The
camp fire had gone out, though the thin blue smoke was still curling upwards. Near it lay the packs, wrapped and arranged.
At first Bauman could see nobody; nor did he receive an answer to his call. Stepping forward he again shouted, and as he did
so his eye fell on the body of his friend, stretched beside the trunk of a great fallen spruce. Rushing towards it the horrified
trapper found that the body was still warm, but that the neck was broken, while there were four great fang marks in the throat.
The footprints of the unknown beast-creature, printed deep in the soft soil, told the whole story.
The unfortunate man, having finished his packing, sat down on the spruce log with his face to the fire, and his back to the
dense woods, to wait for his companion. While thus waiting, his monstrous assailant, which must have been lurking nearby in
the woods, waiting for a chance to catch one of the adventurers unprepared, came silently up from behind, walking with long,
noiseless steps, and seemingly still on two legs. Evidently unheard, it reached the man, and broke his neck by wrenching his
head back with its forepaws, while it buried its teeth in his throat. It had not eaten the body, but apparently had romped and
gambolled round it in uncouth, ferocious glee, occasionally rolling over and over it; and had then fled back into the soundless
depths of the woods.
Bauman, utterly unnerved, and believing that the creature with which he had to deal was something either half human or half
devil, some great goblin-beast, abandoned everything but his rifle and struck off at speed down the pass, not halting until he
reached the beaver meadows where the hobbled ponies were still grazing. Mounting, he rode onwards through the night, until
far beyond the reach of pursuit.
Photograph of President Theodore Roosevelt and
author of the book, "The Wilderness Hunter" seen at
Teddy, from where the name "teddy bear" was derived,
was also a leader of the Republican and Progressive
Parties, Governor of New York, a historian, naturalist,
explorer, hunter and soldier.
Stories of his personality, high-energy and manliness
are now legendary.
This website is intended for entertainment purposes only. It is for fun, and fictional at best. Hope you enjoyed your visit!
Thanks to Flickr &
for the Bigfoot image used in the above artwork. :C)
Bigfoot Teddy Roosevelt Copyright 2006-2009


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In west Southlake sits a little restaurant known as Austin Taco House, a dwarf among stores in a shopping center. Youre likely to drive by the place unless youre really paying attention.
And thatd be a shame. It seems to be one of the few places in Southlake to get authentic Mexican food.
Four years ago, Tereso Acosta took over the restaurant from its previous owner. Originally from San Luis, Mexico, his dishes are a departure from the usual chain restaurants occupying the Southlake area.
And if thats exactly what youre craving, Acosta has a few things thatll satisfy you. Like tacos. Lots of tacos ($1.59).
You can choose from ground and shredded beef, carnitas (pork), al pastor, picadillo, barbacoa, chorizo and others. Each can be ordered Gringo style, with lettuce, cheese, tomatoes and sour cream (50 cents).
We tried the shredded beef, picadillo, steak fajita and chorizo. Of the four, the chorizo had us raising our brows. While the picadillo was seasoned well and the shredded beef was tender, the chorizos flavor was truly unique, eclipsing the others.
It turns out Acosta marinates the meat in pineapple juice, and adds cinnamon, some chocolate and a bunch of other spices. The result is a taco that is very reminiscent of Indian cuisine spicy and sweet.
He also serves breakfast tacos ($1.59-$2.19), with eggs and cheese, beans, sausage, or machacado (dried beef).
Other breakfast options include migas ($5.25) and huevos rancheros ($5.25), a plate of over-easy eggs with red sauce on top. But after being spoiled by the taste of the chorizo, huevos rancheros simply wouldnt cut it.
So we stuck with the lunch and dinner options.
Quesadillas ($1.59-$2.09) come with creamy mozzarella, your choice of steak or chicken, and a lightly browned tortilla. Chiles rellenos ($6.49), lightly battered, are stuffed with your choice of ground beef or cheese. My suggestion? Go for the meat.
Burritos ($5.25) are stuffed with rice, beans, lettuce, cheese and beef, chicken or carnitas. Of the three, the pork easily hogs the attention.
Like the chorizo, and all the other meats at Austin Taco House, the carnitas, or pork, goes through its very own flavor ritual. It is marinated in Acostas blend of seasonings, and then cooked slowly for three hours. The result is pork thats tender and sweet with a chargrilled texture.
Since each meat is prepared differently, each is unique. The chicken, for example, is marinated overnight. But while no two meats have the same flavor, theres definitely a sweetness to all of them.
Acosta also has seasonal items, like menudo and tamales, which we got to sample. And if you think the local chains have tamales like Acostas, then youre most definitely not paying attention.


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Spanish police have arrested a woman as she attempted to smuggle Cocaine into the country. Nothing too unusual there I suppose however she had the drug hidden in breast implants.
Suspicions were aroused when they noticed she was acting strangely, upon further investigation they found blood stained dressings and fresh scars on the unfortunate mule.
She was opened up at the local hospital where surgeons found 1.8 kg of Cocaine secreted away. The lady was Panamanian but was travelling from Bogota, Colombia.
Funnily enough, she was arrested at a Barcelona airport called 'El Prat' and no, I am not making this up!
I guess her day quickly went 'tits up' as they say, I would not personally relish the thought of languishing for years in a Spanish jail; I suppose her drug barons want a word with her also!
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Each week we offer our satirical comments on headlines that appeared in newspapers throoughout the world.
Australia, Sydney Morning Herald: "Dead At Home For Five Weeks"
He must have thought his wife was the silent type.
Canada, Toronto Star: "Americans Can't Stand To Read About Gay Penguins"
Heck, some can't stand to read about gay people.
Australia, The Age: "Cargo Ship Runs Aground"
At least they got the cargo to dry land.
Sweden, The Local: "Swedes Enjoy Jesus in Guantanamo"
I have a hunch Jesus would not have enjoyed Jesus in Guantanamo.
Sweden, The Local: "Giant Pinocchio Arrives In Sweden"
I didn't know George Bush was going to Sweden.
Denmark, Copenhagen Post: "Calling All Male Genitalia"
Stand up and look smart.
Kuwait, Arab Times: "Baghdad's Ice Man Cometh"
I think many would prefer if their Americans Goeth."
Kuwait, Kuwait Times: "Blair Caught Ticketless"
He was also clueless about Iraq's WMD.
Norway, Aftenposten: "Oslo Offers Best Price For Sex"
But, does it offer the best quality?
New Zealand, Bay Of Plenty Times: "Goat Chase Ends In Fatality"
This story really got the goat in me.
Asia, Times of Central Asia: "Down With Fertilizer, Up With Nitrates"
This is the type of shitty story that makes me feel down in the dumps.
Lithuania, Baltic Times: "Blind Driver Strikes Again"
Put him in charge of America, he couldn't do any worse than our blind
Denmark, Copenhagen Post: "Greeland's Robin Hood"
He steals icycles from the rich and gives them to the Eskimos.
China, Shaghai Times: "Dog Takes Pleasure In Owner's Pasttime"
Does this mean Bush's dog is going to invade cat homes seeking claws of
mass destruction?
Bhutan, Himalaya Times: "Mandela Still On US Terrorist List"
The Bush administration can't be blamed for being careful, after all he is from
a country that never attacked the US. That, in itself, is suspicious.


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Makes 1 (12-by-18-inch) tray or equivalent.
Preheat oven to 475 degrees, or preheat broiler with rack positioned about 7 inches from the top of the oven or heat source.
Assemble the nachos: Arrange chips on a 12-by-18-inch baking sheet or ovenproof platter. Sprinkle on half the cheese, then top with the chicken, the remaining cheese and the peppers. Grind fresh pepper on top.
Bake nachos 5 to 7 minutes, or broil until the cheese is melted and bubbly.
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text: 000 FXUS63 KMPX 220012 AFDMPX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Twin Cities/Chanhassen MN 712 PM CDT Sun May 21 2017 .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Monday) Issued at 215 PM CDT Sun May 21 2017 The main item of concern in the short term is the possibility of a few stronger thunderstorms Monday afternoon across the southern portion of the area. Otherwise, we`ll mainly see a continuation of mostly cloudy conditions, some light showers and/or drizzle, and cool temperatures. The surface low to our northeast will continue its slow northeastward drift away from the area tonight into Monday. With low-level moisture and cyclonic flow lingering, we`ll see a few showers into the evening, although there will be a continued decrease in coverage as the mid-upper level cold pool pushes a bit east. Some drizzle will remain possible through the night, but those chances look to be mainly over the northeast portion of the area. On Monday, we may see some breaks in the cloud cover during the later morning and early afternoon, particularly across the south/southwest portion of the area as the current system shifts away and the next system starts to approach. A secondary shortwave trough rotating around the main upper low will work into the area later tomorrow, helping to enhance a weak surface wave across southern Minnesota before pushing a reinforcing cold front through the region. Models are in good agreement with the overall evolution of things, with timing and the amount of moisture return having some differences. However, it does appear we`ll see a window of some instability, with MLCAPE of around 500 J/Kg developing in the afternoon into early evening, particularly near and south of I-90. The NAM shows a bit more instability than the other solutions, but may be too aggressive in its moisture return. Mid-level winds also look to increase ahead of the shortwave trough during the afternoon. With the cold pool aloft and low freezing levels, any stronger storms that are able to develop would have the potential to produce marginally severe hail, and perhaps slightly larger than that if they can leverage the deep layer shear and/or instability is greater than expected. Some stronger wind gusts could also be a concern with any strong storms that can develop. .LONG TERM...(Monday night through Sunday) Issued at 215 PM CDT Sun May 21 2017 Anything that is able to develop Monday afternoon should quickly exit out area during the evening, with cold advection and subsidence initially working into the area. However, on Tuesday we`ll once again have cold air aloft with the potential for some shower development. At this point, not anticipating enough instability for any thunder on Tuesday, but any decent showers could possibly produce some graupel. After that we will await the slow but steady arrival of drier air and large scale subsidence to give us a window of dry and more mild weather. The models are in fairly good agreement that this will occur during the Wednesday- Thursday time frame as a shortwave ridge briefly builds over the region between the eastern trough and a developing western trough. That western trough then looks to push eastward through the remainder of the week, bringing chances for precipitation back into the area Thursday into Friday. The GFS and Canadian have come around to the somewhat faster solution suggested by the ECMWF and MPAS runs yesterday. Could see some elevated convection along the leading edge of the warm advection and theta-e ridge on Thursday, then a bit of a break before more widespread shower/thunderstorm chances move west to east across the area later Thursday night and Friday as the cold front pushes through the region. Another upper trough looks to work into the region Saturday into Sunday, bringing additional chances for showers. However, there remains quite a bit of disagreement on how amplified the pattern will be at that point, and whether or not we`d get much if any moisture return into the region. So, for now just covered things with some chance PoPs. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Monday evening) Issued at 711 PM CDT Sun May 21 2017 Low MVFR ceilings expected to prevail this evening at area terminals, with ceilings slowly rising from west to east through the night & forecast to become VFR into the early morning hours. Scattered light showers are possible tonight along a AXN-MSP-EAU line but visibility is not expected to drop below 6 miles. Westerly winds 10-15 kts & VFR ceilings expected during the day tomorrow with the most likely chances for scattered showers & thunderstorms staying south of area terminals. KMSP... Ceilings at the start of the period are just above the 017 critical level and are expected to remain at or above that level through the rest of the period. Ceilings will slowly rise through the night & are forecast to become VFR in the early morning hours. Scattered light showers may impact the terminal between 0200-0700Z tonight but no visibility impacts are expected. Confidence is low in the placement of potential showers & thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon but are expected to remain south of the terminal as of this issuance. /OUTLOOK FOR KMSP/ Mon night...VFR. Chc MVFR/-shra. Wind NW at 5-10 kts. Tue...VFR. Chc MVFR/-shra. Wind NW becoming N 5-10 kts. Wed...VFR. Wind NE 5-10 kts. && .MPX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...None. MN...None. && $$ SHORT TERM... LONG TERM... AVIATION...ETA


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Kelley Burian chronicles the fashion evolution of an everyday gal and shares style tips, sources for inspiration, current trends and great fashion finds.
The Golden Globes kick off Hollywood awards season, followed by the SAG Awards, the Grammy Awards, and finally, the Super Bowl of celebrity fashion, the Academy Awards. While watching red carpet coverage of the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards tonight, I started thinking about some of the more memorable Golden Globes dresses from the past decade. Here are my favorites from the past ten years:
2004 - Pretty in Pastel
Charlize Theron in Christian Dior
2005 - Perfect Plumes
Nicole Kidman in Gucci
2006 - Red Carpet Red
Scarlett Johansson in Valentino
2007 - Grecian Goddess
Sienna Miller in Marchesa
2008 - The Tie
The following dress is actually from the 2007 Golden Globes. Due to a Writers Guild of America strike, a press conference replaced the Golden Globe Awards ceremony in 2008. Which turned out fine for my current purposes, because it was impossible to decide on a single favorite from 2007 (it was the year I fell in love with Marchesa).
Jennifer Lopez in Marchesa
2009 - A Pop of Pink
Cameron Diaz in Chanel
2010 - Old Hollywood Glamour
Drew Barrymore in Atelier Versace
2011 - Statuesque Gold
Anne Hathaway in Armani Privé
2012 - A Touch of Tough
Emma Stone in Lanvin
2013 - Not-so-basic Black
Kate Hudson in Alexander McQueen
Did you catch the red carpet tonight? Who was your pick for best dressed?
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