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October 4, 2012 by Dan Rafter, Associate Director of Communications
Mitt Romney made one statement in last night's debate that actually does make sense. While attacking President Obama for his investments in green energy – during a question that was actually about education – Romney stated: "…the place you put your money just makes a pretty clear indication of where your heart is."
We couldn't agree more. How individuals and organizations invest their money is a direct reflection of the beliefs those people and groups hold, and the agendas they want to pursue.
With that in mind, here's a refresher on what Mitt Romney does with some of his money:
National Organization for Marriage
Mitt's donated at least $10,000 that we know of to the National Organization for Marriage. Romney made that donation in 2008, the exact time internal documents reveal the anti-LGBT organization plotted to use racial division and unfounded scare tactics to attack LGBT equality during the Proposition 8 battle in California.
NOM's divisive strategy couldn't be clearer. The strategy of the organization Romney donated $10,000 to, in their own words:
The strategic goal of this project is to drive a wedge between gays and blacks – two key Democratic constituencies. Find, equip, energize and connect African American spokespeople for marriage; develop a media campaign around their objections to gay marriage as a civil right; provoke the gay marriage base into responding by denouncing these spokesmen and women as bigots. (Source)
Romney advisor Eric Fehrnstrom actually defended Romney's donation to NOM, telling the Deseret News in an October 28, 2008 interview: "The governor feels strongly that marriage is an institution between a man and a woman, and one of the most high-profile fights on this subject is happening in California."
The details of Romney's donations to NOM are publicly available via the FEC.
Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
Romney donated $25,000 to the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty in 2009 via his Tyler Charitable Foundation. The Becket Fund is vehemently anti-marriage equality, and has argued that allowing committed same-sex couples to marry would trigger a wave of litigation for religious organizations objecting to performing or recognizing such ceremonies in states across the nation.
The Becket Fund has compared pro-equality demonstrations during the time when Proposition 8 was a hot-button issue in California to the actions of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda. Charming.
Massachusetts Family Institute
Romney gave $10,000 to the Massachusetts Family Institute in 2006, again via the Tyler Foundation.
In addition to opposing marriage equality, The Massachusetts Family Institute actually believes that sexual orientation is a choice and something that can be cured. From their website: "Our compassion is for those struggling with same-sex attraction and we encourage the healing of individuals who wish to change their choice of lifestyle…"
The group also is ruthless in its dedication to distorting programs intended to reduce bullying and make schools safer, more welcoming environments for all students. It says gay-straight alliances may violate the Constitution and parental rights, and says associated programming pushes a radical, pro-homosexual agenda.
Massachusetts Citizens for Life
Romney was busy doling out cash to local anti-LGBT groups in Massachusetts in 2006 – the same year he gave $10,000 to the Massachusetts Family Institute, he also gave $10,000 to Massachusetts Citizens for Life. The pro-life group expanded its mission to advocate against marriage equality in Massachusetts, and even joined Romney in a 2006 press event where the governor and Massachusetts Citizens for Life representatives pushed for a ban on same-sex marriages.
Romney is absolutely correct to say that where you put your money is an indication of where your heart is. And in the case of Mitt Romney, it's with the cause of groups that say LGBT people can and should be 'cured;' groups that say those who support equality are akin to Al-Qaeda; groups that will stop at nothing to deny same-sex couples the dignity and respect of starting families; and extremists who say that attempts to make schools a safer place simply represent a "pro-homosexual agenda."
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You've got that right, but job loses can be counted as a RTW result. And don't forget infant mortality being caused by RTW.
Ah but wait. MM told me the other day that tentative union jobs in 2015 can be counted as jobs in 2012. So not all new jobs need to wiat until 2025.
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Charlie Ergen's Dish Network made a $4 billion offer on mobile phone carrier MetroPCS in August, and may be exploring a potential partnership with Google today.
The two moves, leaked out in recent days, highlight the Douglas County-based satellite company's attempts to jumpstart its ambitions for a wireless broadband network.
Google and Dish Network (Nasdaq: DISH) have had preliminary talks about a partnership for wireless service using Dish's airwaves, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The two companies have talked in the past about television set-top box technology.
Dish's offer for MetroPCS was revealed by the Richardson, Texas-based wireless carrier in filings to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday.
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I want to thank everyone who responded to my recent request for restaurant recommendations in Columbia, SC. We just returned from a bittersweet weekend - great to see our son, sad to be sending him off to war.
Our son is a brown sand sailor - a Naval Reserve Officer who has been mobilized by the Army to spend a year in Iraq. This happens more often than we imagine. He still does not know where he will be going (in Iraq) and what he will be doing. This is causing him some angst, but he will eventually have a "need to know."
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We arrived in SC in time for a latish dinner. After checking in to the TownePlace Suites, a quick walk to the Waffle House was in order. Walking after a long day in the car is a welcome thing. We ate, returned to our room, read, chilled and fell asleep.
Saturday came in good time. We had to wait until our son called to tell us that he had been released and we could go get him. We ate a light breakfast at the hotel and read over a few tourist oriented brochures and booklets. We were disappointed to discover that on Friday night, if we had known (and had the energy), we could have gone to Bill's Music Shop and Picking Parlor for an Open Mike and Jam. DH is a singer/songwriter with a beautiful voice and good guitar/banjo, fretted instruments skills.
We got directions to Bill's and decided to go there and check the place out after driving by the Camp McCrady part of Ft. Jackson to make sure we knew where we would go to pick up our kiddo. Arrived at Bill's in W. Columbia at around 11 and had a fun visit. Bill Wells, the owner is a well-known Bluegrass musician and he an DH traded stories and tunes for awhile.
We decided to get back towards the hotel and get ready to pick up the kiddo as soon as he called. On the way, we did a little window shopping at Five Corners and Devine Street. We ended up eating a light lunch at Panera after visiting the World Market - we've been in them before, but don't have one in our area.
Our son was finally done with training for the day at 4:00. He called and we immediately went to rescue him. We came back to the hotel and presented the dinner recommendations we had received as a result of my request. He looked at websites and comments and selected California Dreaming. He likes train stations, historic buildings and good food. We got there at about 7:15 and had to wait about 30 minutes - no problem as we had family time.
We were seated and placed our orders. The food was served in a timely way and was delicious. I had marinated chicken an creamed spinach, DS had BBQ chicken and green beans, DH had prime rib and baked potato. We all had the excellent salad.
Seated right across from us were friends of DS who are in training with him. It was coincidence, as they had not coordinated liberty activities.
We all slept in this morning. (DS was able to stay in our suite overnight.) We took our time getting ready, having coffee and talking. We were all in the mood for a typical eggs, meat and bread breakfast. We ended up at Lizard's Thicket, a local chain. It was okay - eggs, sausage, cooked apples and yummy biscuits.
At about noon, we dropped DS back at Ft. Jackson and started our long drive home. Long and boring... We would have stayed another day, but state assessments start tomorrow and I MUST be at work in my role of Test Administrator - yuk.
Again, thank you to everyone who responded to my query and helped us have a wonderful, though bittersweet weekend. The kiddo moves on to Ft. Bragg this week an Iraq whenever.
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California Dreaming is my favorite also. I'm afraid I don't have any suggestions fof Fort Bragg. I'm glad you had time to spend with your son.
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Parisonmymind, a large thank you to your son for his service to our country and a heart full of understanding as to how you felt and are feeling. My grandson just recently finished his basic training at Fort Jackson. He didn't get leave so we didn't go back to SC to see him of course. He is now at another base and hopefully we can at some time in the future visit him there. May your son stay out of harms way! My good thoughts to all of you.
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Paris, glad you like California Dreaming. Have been traveling through Columbia for a number of years and always like to stop there. I would have had the prime rib too!
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I worked at Ft Bragg for 6 months and stayed at Hampton inn in Spring Lake. I can't say enough good things about the staff and the hotel itself. It's about 5 minutes to the gate. Tell them Sue says hey.
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A Life in Matches
September 19, 2013 | by Justin Alvarez
How does one document his or her life? Do you track the minute details of each and every day in a diary, like Ned Rorem, or measure it out with coffee spoons, as J. Alfred Prufrock declared? When digging through the last boxes and cases from his grandfather's home, Justin Bairamian found an old suitcase, full to the brim with thousands of matchbooks. They were from the Savoy in London to the Marineland Restaurant in California, and many had his grandfather's own scribbles noting the location and year on the inside cover. Bairamian had discovered a beautiful record of a life well lived.
Bairamian has allowed designer Ben Stott to catalogue a sample of the collection, one day at a time, on the blog A Life in Matches. It is a brilliant tribute to one man's life, as well as insight into the evolution of graphic design.
Maximum Ride
July 22, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
While the thesis of this article—that business travelers still enjoy reading—may seem less than revelatory, we were intrigued by the following anecdote:
Carrying a book while traveling often spurs conversations with strangers, many business travelers say.
[Gene] Jannotti says he was holding a James Patterson novel when he walked into a restaurant and the maitre d' remarked that he had read the same book.
"I told him he couldn't have read the same book and then opened the cover to show him James Patterson's autograph," Jannotti says. "Needless to say, he escorted me to a very nice table and came by several times to be sure that I was happy with the food and the service."
We feel that, on the contrary, there was every need to say this. We are, however, still figuring out the best use of the information.
A Visit with Patrick Leigh Fermor, Part 2
May 24, 2013 | by Ben Downing
See part 1 here.
Already familiar as I was with the main events of Paddy's military career, I asked him to fill in the gaps. What had he done while in Cairo?
"My first leave from Crete, after many months in the mountains, was at the time of the Italian surrender in September 1943. I had managed, by devious means, to persuade the Italian general commanding the Siena Division to escape from the island with some of his staff, and I accompanied them. When they'd been handed over in Cairo, I found myself quartered in rather gloomy billets known as Hangover Hall. There I became great friends with Bill Stanley Moss, on leave from the Third Battalion of the Coldstream Guards, and later my companion on the Kreipe expedition. Couldn't we find more congenial quarters? Almost at once Billy found a positive mansion on Gezira Island, which we shared with a beautiful Polish countess called Sophie Tarnowska—she and Billy were married later on—her Alsatian, two mongooses, and a handful of close SOE friends, also on leave.
"Tara (as we named the house) was an immediate triumph. With its ballroom and a piano borrowed from the Egyptian Officers' Club, and funded by our vast accumulations of back pay, it became famous—or notorious—for the noisiest and most hilarious parties in wartime Cairo. At one of these, fired by the tinkle of a dropped glass, everyone began throwing their glasses through the windows until not a pane was left.
"It was to Tara that we returned after the Kreipe expedition. But the rigors of a year and a half of Cretan cave life, it seems, suddenly struck me with an acute rheumatic infection of the joints, akin to paralysis. After two months in a Cairo hospital—where King Farouk once kindly sent me a magnum of champagne—I was sent to convalesce in Lebanon. I stayed at the British summer embassy at Aley, above Beirut, with Lady Spears, who was the well-known American writer Mary Borden, and her husband, Sir Edward Spears, our ambassador there. We had all met in Cairo, which at that time was one of the most fascinating gathering points in the world.
"But I was itching to get back to Crete. By the time I managed to return, in October 1944, the entire German force had withdrawn to a small perimeter in the west of the island. The outcome was a foregone conclusion, and the Germans made only occasional sorties. With their imminent surrender in view, it wasn't 'worth the bones of a single Pomeranian grenadier,' as Frederick the Great said—or of a single mountaineer or Allied soldier, for that matter. Read More »
Be Forever Falling
May 22, 2013 | by Evan James
On my second day in Jakarta, an exhilarating, traffic-choked terror of a city, I'm walking through the Garden District of Grand Indonesia Shopping Town. Grand Indonesia Shopping Town claims to be one of the largest upscale shopping centers in Southeast Asia, and it's here, with a view from half a dozen stories up down to the luxury car parked outside a showroom on the ground floor, that a frightening, familiar, visceral impulse nearly gets the best of me. As I've learned from talking to friends and near-strangers, it's an impulse shared by many people, and, though the consequences of ever following through on it would suggest otherwise, not a suicidal one. I have to grip the railing that separates me from the shaft of empty space running from the top of the building to the bottom—the shaft that provides a view between floors, a vertical column boring through what would otherwise be a flat, dangerless circuit of shopping opportunities—because some part of me wants, more than it wants any other thing, to fling itself over the edge.
I remember a friend in New Zealand, goaded into conversation about this impulse, saying that it may "fall" into the same family of impulses as the one that drives us, as toddlers, to touch a hot stove. Driven by a basic instinct for discovery and, ironically, survival—a need to methodically taste-test the environment in which we are to go on living. But as an adult I only occasionally have to restrain myself from bringing my hand down on a hot grill. I often cling to a wall in the fear that I might actually, if I let my guard down, follow through on the impulse to fling. It's as though the overriding, rational mental jury that keeps me from known harm remains undecided on the subject of sheer drops.
Some shopper, some shopping Muslim woman in a stylish hijab at Grand Indonesia Shopping Town, must see me pulling myself away from the railing carefully—carefully but forcefully, as though I am one man physically restraining another. She must wonder. Unless she understands.
Even on the second floor of the courtyard at my guesthouse in Menteng, the Jakarta neighborhood where Barack Obama spent part of his childhood (a statue of Barack as a boy stands outside of State Elementary School 01 Menteng, moved there after its original installment in Menteng Park incited protests), I gingerly bounce my fingertips against the stone wall to combat the impulse as I walk to my room.
A month ago, in Auckland, I nearly broke down on a visit to the observation deck of the Sky Tower, 610 feet above street level. The edge of the observation deck, up against a wrap-around window providing panoramic views, also features panels of glass flooring one-and-a-half inches thick. I more or less lurched over these, fearful not that I would fall through—clearly, there was no risk of that—but that the unruly, violent, psychotic and child-like impulse would finally wear me down, and I would hurl my body against the protective glass, just to see what happened.
Not that street level in Jakarta lacks for potentially perilous excitement. In a place where the mere city proper's population tops ten million, it really is an adventure just crossing the street. Locals step into ceaseless traffic with one hand held out in a "stop" gesture, presumably hoping for the best as they ford each new roaring river of transport. After losing almost an entire day to cab rides in order to visit Kota, the derelict remains of sixteenth-century Dutch walled compound Batavia, I mostly stick to Menteng, striking out on foot. Because I want to flaunt a handsome new pair of navy leather Fred Perry shoes picked up in Sydney, I give myself painful blisters exploring the neighborhood. I make frequent stops at Indonesian coffee shops filled with cigarette smoke and chattering, stylish young people, and at the many local 7-Elevens that seem to be, with their European-style outdoor café seating, hugely popular social destinations. My heels throb with pain, lacerated by the offending shoes, but I'm charmed by life on the ground, where I can eat nasi goreng and never even think about throwing myself over a ledge.
This oddly innocent, feverishly suppressed impulse returns later, though, and with maximum intensity, at SKYE Bar, a fifty-sixth floor rooftop venue offering views of the Jakarta skyline. The bar also offers an all-too-imaginable fatal drop, which appears to me to be kept from patrons by only an admittedly discouraging band of decorative plant-life. I don't dare investigate the truth of this statement more closely, but my old friend and city contact, Dan, concurs that there is probably no significant railing, then hands me a beer.
"Has anyone ever fallen off of it, do you think?" I ask.
"Probably not," says Dan's co-worker. "It's only been open for three months."
Another of Dan's co-workers wonders out loud whether anyone has ever thrown a beer bottle over the edge.
"Can you imagine, if you threw a bottle off this building, what would happen if it hit a car in the street below?" I ask. "God. It would be like a meteor."
Conversation moves on to the recent meteor event in Russia, but I'm only half-listening, the other half of me grappling with the terrible impulse to take a running jump from SKYE Bar. The immediate possibility, visible from where we stand, of a fifty-six story free fall, pulls at my body with a magnetism so nearly irresistible that my legs begin to tremble. Before too long we gravitate away from the edge, back towards the bar, where I'm certain more than a few beads of the sweat under my arms have nothing to do with the humidity here on the island of Java.
The day before I leave for Phnom Penh, I fail to muster the taxi-taking fortitude to visit Taman Mini, a theme park east of Jakarta full of pavilions encapsulating Indonesian life, including examples of the building styles and architecture of this country's many and diverse provinces. Instead, I take a taxi to and from the post office, an errand that takes a few hours. Friends and acquaintances in Jakarta tell me that giving up on one's ambitions for the day after running a single errand is not uncommon. (Though I don't stay in town long enough to do it the right way, which requires purchasing entire pirated seasons of TV shows on DVD in exasperation and retreating to ones apartment, defeated by the city.) I go to the post office to send some gifts back to America by sea mail, and to get rid of the handsome, offending Fred Perry shoes that so cut up and blistered my heels.
A lithe, quick-moving young Indonesian man who may or may not work for the post office scares up a ragged cardboard box to use for packing. I sit and watch as, cigarette hanging between his lips, he stuffs in my fabrics and trinkets and the offending shoes, then uses a length of black plastic thread tied to a spear-like piece of metal to encase the parcel, with zigzagging stitches, in a layer of protective tarp. Soon the things I want to get rid of are safely hemmed in, the stitching as quaintly and monstrously uneven as on an old rag doll. The young man, still smoking, scribbles something on a scrap of cardboard, then hands it to me.
I understand this to mean the package will arrive in two to three units of time, though I don't know what bulan means. Months, probably. It could be years. Lifetimes. I don't really care. More than the gifts, I want the shoes gone. Blisters aside, that's one less pair of shoes in which I could, in a moment of incomprehensible, raging curiosity, take a running leap from a Southeast Asian skyscraper, or topple to my demise from the food court at Grand Indonesia.
I nod my assent, and he hauls the thing away.
Evan James is a graduate of the Iowa Writer's Workshop. His work has appeared in the New York Times, The Sun, and elsewhere. He is writing a novel. He is also on Twitter.
A Visit with Patrick Leigh Fermor, Part 1
May 17, 2013 | by Ben Downing
It has been said of Ulysses that, were Dublin ever obliterated, the city could be substantially rebuilt by consulting its pages. Along these lines, if all Europe were, God forbid, laid waste tomorrow, one might do worse than attempt to recreate it, or at least to preserve some sense of its historical splendor and variety, by immersing oneself in the travel books of Patrick Leigh Fermor.
Patrick who? Although popular both in his native England, where his books are available in Penguin paperback, and in many other countries—he has been translated into any number of languages—Leigh Fermor (who died in 2011) is known to only a devout few in this country, where, scandalously, his work is not distributed. I myself came to him three years ago, when a friend pressed me to seek out A Time of Gifts (1977) and Between the Woods and the Water (1986), the first two volumes of a projected trilogy about his teenage walk across Europe in the early thirties. By chance, that very week I stumbled across a used copy of A Time of Gifts. I began reading straightaway, but after a few pages stopped and rubbed my eyes in disbelief. It couldn't be this good. The narrative was captivating, the erudition vast, the comedy by turns light and uproarious, and the prose strikingly individual—at once exquisite and offhand, sweeping yet intimate, with a cadence all its own. Perhaps even more startling was the thickness of detail, and the way in which imagination infallibly brought these million specificities to life. In the book's three hundred or so pages, scarcely a paragraph was less than spirited, cornucopian, and virtuosic.
I am not given to idolizing writers or reading them entire, but this was a special case. Before long I had tracked down, whenever possible in their beautiful John Murray hardback editions, not only Between the Woods and the Water (which sees Leigh Fermor as far as the Iron Gates of the Danube) but also his remaining work—two travel books about Greece, one each about the Caribbean and Peru, a slim volume on monasteries, and a novella. Having devoured these, I started trying to find out more about Leigh Fermor himself. Piecing together information from his books and other sources, I came up with the following.
A clever but unruly student, Leigh Fermor was expelled from a series of schools and at sixteen dropped out altogether. After a period in London halfheartedly cramming for Sandhurst and (far more eagerly) partying with the last of the Bright Young People, he set out in December 1933 on his journey to Istanbul, which took him over a year. At this point the picture grew vague; there was some improbable story about his tagging along with a Greek royalist army as it quashed a rebellion, another about his falling in love with a Romanian princess. Read More »
No Amusement May Be Made
April 10, 2013 | by Evan James
"I forgot my camera," I said to Wayan, the tour guide on our bicycle trip. He had, moments earlier, announced "Kodak moment!" as we slowed for our first stop—a lookout point over a mist-filled valley of tiered rice terraces. Two Swedish girls, two Dutch girls, and an English girl posed at the precipice, photographing themselves with evidence of having been to a beautiful vista in northeastern Bali.
"Oh no," said Wayan. "Well, you will keep it in your head."
My head already resembled a home interior from the TV show Hoarders, more so now that the compulsive caretakers within had made it their mission to collect as many Indonesian words as possible. I knew the word for "beautiful," but lacked the impulse to document beauty. If I had to build a new mental wing to house the active volcano Mount Batur, so be it.
Still, imagined disappointment from intimates ate at me. It seemed I could not cement a solid habit of picture-taking, and in this way I felt I failed the demands of our time at every picturesque turn, successful only in my failure to do the thing I should have, in retrospect, done—done for friends, for family, for Facebook.
The feeling left me as the day progressed. The Swedish girls took cheeky snapshots of themselves knee-deep in the mud of a rice paddy outside a small village. "Dirty feet!" they cried, flashing smiles.
"It's like a spa treatment," one joked, stepping out with wet muck on her calves.
"I used to help my father do this when I was a boy," said Wayan. He crouched down to plant a few sprouted seedlings.
"It must be kind of fun for little kids to be in the mud and the water," said one of the Swedes. "Like playing."
When we stopped at a coffee plantation, the Dutch girls took pictures of a caged civet, whose digestion and excretion of raw beans is essential to the production of expensive, earthy kopi luwak. Pictures of old Balinese women in their family compounds chopping and peeling bamboo into usable strips. Pictures of a five-hundred-year-old banyan tree. I would later persuade my fellow tourists to e-mail me these pictures, so that I could pass them off as my own when I returned.
At a particularly stunning view of the volcano, the English girl said to me, "Bet you wish you'd brought your camera now."
"There's a lot of things I wish," I said in my head, keeping that there as well.
"What do you do all day? Just sit around?" Read More »


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Silvia Cofreces / Translation by Michael J. O'Donnell
Real Madrid has a Facebook page, a Twitter account and a YouTube channel. These tools allow the club to reach 19 million Madridistas accross the globe, thus making it the most popular sports club in social networks according to FameCount.com.
Real Madrid has close to 17 million Facebook fans, two million Twitter followers and 37.5 million views of videos on YouTube, all of which have given the club a 53.76% popularity rating that establishes it as the most influential and fastest growing sports club in social media. Real Madrid is also the team with the largest number of Twitter followers in Europe.
Real Madrid players aren't lagging behind either. Cristiano Ronaldo is the most popular sportsman in the world, having more than 31 million Facebook fans, over three million Twitter followers, and 4.5 million views on YouTube. Ricardo Kaka follows in second place with ten million Facebook fans and five million Twitter followers.
A recent study by Lewis PR shows Real Madrid is the club with the largest reach in the internet and social networks of all Spanish First and Second Division teams. The study also shows that, out of all 42 clubs analysed, Real Madrid has the best online presence and largest communication activity in social networks. The quality of its content, the distinction between the first team and the club's other sections, and a joint strategy with the club's official website are, according to Lewis PR, the keys to Real Madrid's success in social media.
Real Madrid's official social network pages have become a source of information for Madridistas all over the planet due to being published in five different languages (Spanish, English, French, Arabic and Japanese). Also, the Real Madrid Fantasy Manager game on Facebook and iPhone (which has 140,000 users on average per month) allows fans to coach the team and to even preside over the club. The YouTube channel also makes a difference by offering exclusive content for free in three different languages (English, Spanish and Arabic).


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#2406707 josh Freeman released..Bucs free fall continues...
Posted by Jesse on 03 October 2013 - 02:15 PM
#2405143 Bust
Posted by Jesse on 01 October 2013 - 09:40 PM
Warmack broke his leg in preseason or game 1.
You're thinking of Jonathan Cooper from UNC who's now with Arizona.
#2393177 Very interesting offensive changes
Posted by Jesse on 22 September 2013 - 02:29 PM
Doesn't matter. We should be 3-0 right now. This game gives us some needed confidence.
Shoulda, coulda, woulda.
I hope this shows Shula how to utilize Cam properly. Cam had that one interception, but I think he's doing great this game.
#2374232 Anyone else feel this way?
Posted by Jesse on 14 September 2013 - 08:07 AM
#2370399 Ranking the Young QB's According to ESPN
Posted by Jesse on 11 September 2013 - 12:52 PM
It's an ESPN ranking. Nothing to see here...
#2309435 Build your All-time Panther Defensive
Posted by Jesse on 02 August 2013 - 09:05 PM
How can anyone put a rookie who's never seen an NFL game in an All-Time list?
#2304183 Cam vs RG3 Top 100 Plays of 2012
Posted by Jesse on 30 July 2013 - 07:13 AM
At least our QB can still do that again this year, right?
#2303387 7-29 Camp Thread
Posted by Jesse on 29 July 2013 - 11:50 AM
Just got my wisdom teeth out and vaguely remember posting that. Thanks.
#2303360 7-29 Camp Thread
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All I want from this years TC is no significant injuries and a smooth transaction from Chud to Shula.
#2298530 Dameshek's epic twitter meltdown (hilarious)
Posted by Jesse on 24 July 2013 - 09:28 PM
When I go to his account the last tweet is from 9 hours ago
Is it just me?
You gotta press "All/No Replies"
Dameshek is a joke.
#2268489 So should we pick up Aaron Hernandez?
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#2149767 The draft
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#2142202 According to Person we're keeping Williams...
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#2094162 People hate Kaep because of his tats
Posted by Jesse on 13 January 2013 - 09:20 AM
Since posting here, it's hard to even like the Panther fan base.I hate fans bases of teams, not players. Sadly there is not one fan base I like outside of my fellow Panther fans.
#2087199 Eagles have interviewed Notre Dame's Brian Kelly
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I just dont see the relevance to the Panthers. Maybe there should be a random twitter news sticky during the off season.were you forced to open this thread?
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Kate Moss' wedding: Rock 'n' roll meets 'Great Gatsby'
Story | Aug 11, 2011 | 4:32 PMKate Moss and Jamie Hince got married in July, and details are now emerging of a rock-n-roll "Great Gatsby" style wedding. Guests of Kate Moss and Jamie Hince included Jude Law, Paul McCartney, Stella McCartney, Mario Testino, Naomi Campbell and... -
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Story | Aug 31, 2011 | 4:32 PMRupert Grint and Tom Felton -- better known as their respective "Harry Potter" alter-egos Ron Weasley and Draco Malfoy -- have been tapped by Band of Outsiders' Scott Sternberg to appear in the brand's fall and winter 2011 ad campaign....... -
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New York Fashion Week: Phillip Lim
Story | Sep 16, 2011 | 4:32 PMGeometry and activewear were the starting points for Phillip Lim's spring collection, inspired by the freedom of kites. The silhouettes were loose, the fabrics weightless, and many items were multi-functional. (It's great to see a designer really thinking...


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Metro will be restoring limited service on its rail and bus lines at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
The mass transit system had been shut down in anticipation of the storm since Monday morning.
"Metro weathered the storm very well," spokeswoman Caroline Lukas said on Tuesday morning. "We had minor water infiltration, minor debris on lines, but nothing to keep us from limited service this afternoon."
Metro trains and buses will be running on a normal Sunday schedule Tuesday afternoon until closing time. Ms. Lukas said that the regular schedule will resume on Wednesday morning, in time for morning rush hour.
The limited train service on Tuesday is both to ensure that there is no damage that could impact service and because federal offices are closed, which decreases train ridership.
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