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Provisions for Indian "removal"—the relocation of entire Native nations from areas about to be annexed by non-Indians—were first laid down in an 1817 treaty between the United States and the Cherokee Nation (7 Stat. 156). By 1830, the federal government had passed general removal legislation aimed at the Five Civilized Tribes (the Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, and Seminoles) after they had adopted ways of life and political institutions resembling those of European-Americans. Many other Native American nations (such as the Osages and Poncas) also were removed to Indian Territory during the nineteenth century. By 1883, twenty-five Indian reservations occupied by a total of thirty-seven nations had been established in Indian Country.
The many trails of tears, mostly between the 1830s and 1860s, resulted in immense suffering among the estimated 50,000 to 100,000 Native people who were forced to move. Between one-third and one-fourth of those who were removed died either on the marches or shortly thereafter of exposure, disease, and starvation. Some Native nations, such as the Senecas, Seminoles, Navajos, and Poncas, resisted removal and won the right to remain (or return) home. Notable numbers of Native people, including many Cherokees, evaded removal, and they remain in their home territories to this day. Some, such as the Osages, found themselves forced to new lands that contained rich resources, such as oil.
Removals sometimes led to important legal conflicts that shaped U.S. law for centuries afterward. Such was the case with the Cherokees, on whose behalf Chief Justice John Marshall ruled in the early 1830s in Cherokee Nation v. Georgia and Worcester v. Georgia. The decision in the latter case did not keep President Andrew Jackson from illegally forcing the Cherokee from their lands, but it did define the relationship of Native Americans to the United States as one of "dependent domestic nations" that endures to this day. The removal of the Poncas led to the case of Standing Bear v. Crook (1879), which established Indians as human beings under U.S. law.
Mention "Andrew Jackson" to most Americans, and the phrase "Jacksonian Democracy" may spring to mind. To the descendents of Native Americans who survived the period, however, the first comparison may be to the Bataan Death March of World War II or to Joseph Stalin. There was very little that was democratic about Jackson's handling of relations with Native nations.
Andrew Jackson thought of Indian treaties as anachronisms. "An absurdity," he called them. "Not to be reconciled with the principles of our government" (Johansen, 2000, 88). As Jackson elaborated in a letter to President James Monroe (another advocate of Indian removal) in 1817, "The Indians are the subjects of the United States, inhabiting its territory and acknowledging its sovereignty. Then is it not absurd for the sovereign to negotiate by treaty with the subject? I have always thought, that Congress had as much right to regulate by acts of legislation, all Indian concerns as they had of territories, are citizens of the United States and entitled to all the rights thereof, the Indians are subjects and entitled to their protection and fostering care" (McNickle, 1949, 193).
Given the convoluted grammar, it is not easy to decipher what General Jackson is saying. Is he declaring the Indians to be citizens? Legally, that was not the case until a century later. Is he personally annulling the treaties, which had been signed by parties who regarded each other as diplomatic peers barely two generations earlier? Whatever the nature of his rhetoric, the ensuing decades made clear, especially for the Native peoples of the South, just what Jackson meant by "protection and fostering care."
The private rationale for removal was expressed by Henry Clay (like Jackson, a political product of the trans-Appalachian west). Clay's recitation, preserved in the Memoirs of John Quincy Adams, came at the end of a meeting of Adams' cabinet on December 22, 1825, during which the entire agenda was taken up by the conflict between the Creeks and Georgia. Clay was responding to a suggestion that the United States stop making treaties with the Indians and treat them as citizens. According to Adams, Clay said:
It is impossible to civilize Indians. . . . There never was a full-blooded Indian who took to civilization. It was not in their nature. He said they are destined to extinction and, although he would never use or countenance inhumanity towards them, he did not think them, as a race, worth preserving. He considered them as essentially inferior to the Anglo-Saxon race, which were now taking their place on this continent. They were not an improvable breed, and their disappearance from the human family will be no great harm to the world (Drinnon, 1990, 179–180).
Clay's point of view was popular among Anglo-Americans in need of a rationale for relieving Native Americans of their lands. The fact that the civilized tribes had become, in some respects, as Europeanized as the immigrants seemed not to matter. Removal was less an ideological statement than a convenient method to transfer land from one group of people to another. During the 1820s, before their forceful removal from their homelands, the Cherokees developed prosperous villages, a system of government modeled on that of the United States, a written language, and a newspaper. The Cherokees owned 22,000 cattle, 2,000 spinning wheels, 700 looms, thirty-one grist mills, ten saw mills, eight cotton gins, and 1,300 slaves.
Passage of the Removal Act of 1830 climaxed a years-long struggle. The Creeks, for example, had become concerned about non-Indian usurpation of their lands as early as 1818, when the Muscogee (Creek) nation passed a law against the sale of any Native American land without council approval, under penalty of death for the transgressing party. The edict was enforced. In 1825, federal treaty commissioners bribed William McIntosh, leader of the Creek Lower Towns, to sign a land cession agreement, the Treaty of Indian Springs, with a few of his close associates. The National Council declared McIntosh to be a traitor and, on May 1, 1825, sent a delegation to torch his house. When McIntosh appeared at the door of his burning home, his body was riddled with bullets.
Removals of specific Native nations usually were negotiated by treaties (frequently under duress), in which the nations surrendered what remained to them of their aboriginal homelands in exchange for lands west of the Mississippi River. Although some small bands (and a few members of larger nations) had been moving westward since the War of 1812, the Removal Act forced the wholesale removal of entire Native nations, notably the Five Civilized Tribes, in the various phases of the trails of tears.
As the federal government prepared to remove entire nations of Native people west of the Mississippi River, little thought was given to the fact that Indians, European-Americans, and Afro-Americans had been intermarrying among Native peoples for more than a century. Many of the families who were forced to abandon their homes were nearly as European-American, genetically, as their nonreservation neighbors. John Ross, for example, the Cherokee best-known as an opponent of removal, was only one-eighth Cherokee. He lived in a plantation house and owned slaves.
These complications meant little to President Jackson, who had earned his national reputation as a general in the U.S. Army, whose primary business was subjugating Indians. When he ran for president, Jackson sought frontier votes by favoring removal. Once in office, Jackson considered the Removal Act of 1830 to be the fulfillment of a campaign promise. Others felt less sanguine; even with extensive lobbying from the White House, the House of Representatives passed the Removal Act by only six votes (103 to 97). Representative William Ellsworth of Connecticut opposed Removal in a passionate speech delivered on the House floor, as he said, in part: "We must be just and faithful to our treaties. There is no occasion for collision. We shall not stand justified before the world in taking any step which shall lead to oppression. The eyes of the world, as well as of this nation, are upon us. I conjure this House not to stain the page of our history with national shame, cruelty, and perfidy" (Johansen, 1998, 275).
President Jackson's adamant support of Indian removal placed him on a direct constitutional collision course with Chief Justice John Marshall, who was evolving legal doctrines vis-à-vis Native American land rights on which he had been working before Jackson was elected. The Cherokee cases, which came before Marshall's U.S. Supreme Court between 1823 and 1832 would display, in broad and emphatic relief, how closely much of early nineteenth-century American life was connected to the land speculation machine that helped propel westward movement.
The removal of the "civilized tribes" from their homelands is one of the most notable chapters in the history of American land relations. Jackson's repudiation of John Marshall's rulings, which supported the Cherokees' rights to their homelands, constituted contempt of the Supreme Court (an impeachable offense under the Constitution). The subject of impeachment was not seriously raised, however. During the incendiary years before the Civil War, the removals became intertwined with the issue of state's rights vis-à-vis the federal government. Had Jackson followed Justice Marshall's rulings, the Civil War might have started in the 1830s.
The assertion of states' rights vis-à-vis Native American territorial sovereignty (against the background of removal legislation) provided the legal grist for an 1832 Supreme Court decision written by Chief Justice Marshall that has defined the relationship between Native Americans' sovereignty and state's rights for more than a century and a half.
Marshall's opinions outlining Native Americans' status in the U.S. legal system occurred as he defined the Supreme Court's place in U.S. politics. When Marshall became chief justice in 1801, the Supreme Court was little more than a clause in the Constitution. For the next thirty-five years, Marshall played a major role in defining the Court as an institution. According to author Jean Edward Smith, if George Washington founded the United States, John Marshall legally defined it.
Chief Justice Marshall had long-run political differences with President Jackson, and he agonized over the conflicts between states' rights and Native sovereignty. In 1831, in Cherokee Nation v. Georgia, Marshall held that the Cherokees had no standing in court to appeal the state of Georgia's seizure of their lands. This situation troubled Marshall so deeply that he said at one point that he thought of resigning from the Supreme Court because of it. A year later, in Worcester v. Georgia, Marshall held unconstitutional the imprisonment by Georgia of a missionary (Samuel Worcester) who had worked with the Cherokees. The specific issue was the refusal of Worcester, while a resident on Cherokee land, to swear loyalty to the state of Georgia in conformance with a state law.
The case began when three white missionaries living on Cherokee territory refused to swear an oath of allegiance to the state of Georgia. They were arrested, chained to a wagon, and forced to walk more than twenty miles to jail. Two Methodist preachers who objected to the cruelty that accompanied the arrests were also chained and taken to jail. The three missionaries were tried, convicted, and sentenced to four years of hard labor at the Georgia state penitentiary. Two of them later swore allegiance and were released; one (Worcester) did not. When the case reached the Supreme Court (as Worcester v. Georgia), Justice Marshall wrote that Native nations had a degree of sovereignty that denied Georgia the right to compel an oath of loyalty.
Historians disagree over whether President Jackson actually said, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it." Whether Jackson expressed himself in those words may be a moot point; his implementation of removal flew in the face of the law as interpreted by Marshall in Worcester v. Georgia. Marshall wrote that the Cherokees had "always been considered as distinct, independent political communities, retaining their original natural rights . . . and the settled doctrine of the law of nations, that a weaker power does not surrender its independence—its right to self-government—by associating with a stronger, and taking its protection. . . . The Cherokee nation, then, is a distinct community, occupying its own territory, with boundaries accurately described, in which the laws of Georgia can have no force, and which the citizens of Georgia have no right to enter, but with the assent of the Cherokees, or in conformity with treaties, and with the acts of Congress" (Worcester, 1975).
Marshall reasoned in Worcester v. Georgia that the Constitution, by declaring treaties to be the supreme law of the land, had adopted and sanctified previous treaties with the Indian nations. The words "treaty" and "nation" are "words of our own language," wrote Marshall, "selected in our diplomatic and legislative proceedings, by ourselves, having each a definite and well-understood meaning. We have applied them to Indians, as we have applied them to the other nations of the earth; they are applied to all in the same sense" (Worcester, 1975). Marshall defined Indian nations neither as totally sovereign nor as colonies, but as "domestic dependent nations." The Congress, however, fearing that a confrontation over states' rights could provoke civil war, took no action against Jackson.
Although Ross continued to protest removal for several more years, the state of Georgia coerced Cherokees to sell lands for a fraction of their value. Marauding immigrants plundered Cherokee homes and possessions. They destroyed the Cherokee Phoenix's printing press because it had opposed removal. The U.S. Army forced Cherokee families into internment camps to prepare for the arduous trek westward. As a result of unhealthy and crowded conditions in these hastily constructed stockades, many Cherokees died even before their Trail of Tears began. While failing in his efforts to stop removal, Ross did manage to gain additional federal funds for his people.
After almost six years of delays, the Trail of Tears was initiated in 1838. Before they were exiled from their homelands by force of arms, the Cherokees released a "memorial" expressing their feelings:
The title of the Cherokee people to their lands is the most ancient, pure, and absolute known to man; its date is beyond the reach of human record; its validity confirmed by possession and enjoyment antecedent to all pretense of claim by any portion of the human race.
The free consent of the Cherokee people is indispensable to a valid transfer of the Cherokee title. The Cherokee people have neither by themselves nor their representatives given such consent. It follows that the original title and ownership of lands still rests with the Cherokee Nation, unimpaired and absolute. The Cherokee people have existed as a distinct national community for a period extending into antiquity beyond the dates and records and memory of man. These attributes have never been relinquished by the Cherokee people, and cannot be dissolved by the expulsion of the Nation from its territory by the power of the United States Government (O'Brien, 1989, 57).
In preparation for the Cherokees' removal, John Ross was evicted from his mansion to a dirt-floored cabin. When John Howard Payne, author of the song "Home Sweet Home," came to visit him at the cabin, just across the Georgia state line in Tennessee, the Georgia State Guard crossed the state line and kidnapped both men. Realizing that the federal government did not intend to protect the Cherokees, Ross and others reluctantly signed the Treaty of New Echota in 1835 and prepared, with heavy hearts, to leave their homes.
During 1838 and 1839, the U.S. Army removed the Cherokees by force, except for a few hundred who escaped to the mountains.
The Cherokees' phrase for their long, brutal march (nuna-daa-ut-sun'y, "trail where they cried") gave the march its enduring name. At least one-fourth of the Cherokees who were removed died along the way. Ross's wife Quatie was among the victims of this forced emigration. James Mooney described how the Cherokees were forced from their homes: "Squads of troops were sent to search out with rifle and bayonet every small cabin hidden away in the coves or by the sides of mountain streams. . . . Families at dinner were startled by the sudden gleam of bayonets in the doorway and rose up to be driven with blows and oaths along the trail that led to the stockade. Men were seized in their fields or going along the road, women were taken from their wheels, and children from their play" (Van Every, 1966, 242). A U.S. Army private who witnessed the Cherokee removal wrote: "I saw the helpless Cherokee arrested and dragged from their homes, and driven by bayonet into the stockades. And in the chill of a drizzling rain on an October morning I saw them loaded like cattle or sheep into wagons and started toward the west. . . . Chief Ross led in prayer, and when the bugle sounded and wagons started rolling many of the children . . . waved their little hands goodbye to their mountain homes" (Worcester, 1975, 67).
Despite the cruelty of the marches they were forced to undertake, and the death and disease that dogged their every step, the surviving members of the peoples who were removed to Indian Territory quickly set about rebuilding their communities. Much as they had in the Southeast, the Creeks, Cherokees, and others built prosperous farms and towns, passed laws, and set about organizing societies once again. Within three generations, however, the land that in the 1830s had been set aside as Indian Territory was being sought by non-Indians. At the turn of the century, as a rush for "black gold" (oil) inundated Oklahoma, the Allotment Act (1887) broke up the Native estate much as Georgia's state laws had done a little more than a half century earlier. There would be no Trail of Tears this time, however: There was no empty land left to occupy.
Bruce E. Johansen
Further Reading
Worcester v. Georgia, 31 U.S. (6 Pet.) 515(1832).; Cave, Alfred A. Winter, 2003. "Abuse of Power: Andrew Jackson and the Indian Removal Act of 1830." Historian 65: 1130–1153.; Drinnon, Richard. 1990. Facing West: Indian Hating and Empire Building. New York: Schoken Books.; Jahoda, Gloria. 1975. The Trail of Tears. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston.; Johansen, Bruce E. 1998. The Encyclopedia of Native American Legal Tradition. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.; Johansen, Bruce E. 2000. Shapers of the Great Debate on Native Americans: Land, Spirit, and Power. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.; McNickle, D'Arcy. 1949. They Came Here First: The Epic of the American Indian. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott Co.; O'Brien, Sharon. 1989. American Indian Tribal Governments. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.; Satz, Ronald. 1973. American Indian Policy in the Jacksonian Era. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.; Van Every, Dale. 1966. Disinherited: The Lost Birthright of the American Indian. New York: William Morrow & Co.; Wallace, Anthony F. C. 1993. The Long, Bitter Trail: Andrew Jackson and the Indians. New York: Hill and Wang.; Worcester, Donald, ed. 1975. Forked Tongues and Broken Treaties. Caldwell, ID: Caxton.


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Are you saying that all such fan attempts are futile? Because I really feel like (and the post's title would also suggest) in the rare event that renewal is truly a toss-up for the network, a fan campaign might tilt the scales in a show's favor, however slightly.
I certainly don't know what went on behind the scenes, but it does seem to me that there's precedent for this with campaigns for shows like Roswell, Chuck, Reaper, etc.
I remember reading the comments when 'Damages' was saved by DirecTV, and man – some of the 'cold, hard' logical folks seemed shocked/annoyed – maybe even pissed off. LOL. I guess there are people on this site who hate miracles…especially when they happen to benefit so-called 'delusional' fans.
It's my opinion there's way too much unproven causality for these "SoS" efforts, particularly for true "bubble" shows. By our definition, a bubble show is one that could go either way, cancelled or renewed, and yet attributing renewal to a fan "SoS" effort is causality that's completely unproven. Nobody knows if the whole Subway thing mattered or not to Chuck's renewal. Fans would like to think it did, and plenty of sites would like to tell you it did, but there's no proof. It's well established that I'm a "if you can't prove it, it's not the cause" kind of guy, while Robert is more the "if you can't prove or disprove it, it just might be" kind of guy. Vive la difference.
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If you are a fan of a successful show that's OK. If you are a fan of a poorly rated show you're an idiot and should just shut up. That's what this website is ALL about.
I'm more about being realistic to counter the overwhelmingly rose colored glasses fan-baiting world of the vast majority of the entertainment/fan websites out there. We never comment on fans of any shows being "idiots" or wanting them to "shut up", but this is not a site where never is heard a discouraging word. The skies are, after all, sometimes cloudy all day.
I see this as extremely hypocritical. You're willing to accept the page views from people who want to save their show (i.e. your "for entertainment purposes" rankings), but you make fun of those same people. I don't see why anybody wants to make fun of how people spend their time. Nothing negative comes from SOS campaigns (aside from some disappointment if it doesn't get picked up), so why do we have to stand around and laugh at people who have obviously found something to be passionate about, y'know?
I've often written that everybody needs a hobby, and if SoS campaigns are your hobby, then more power to you, knock yourself out. But just like my playing golf is fun, it's not going to make me Tiger Woods, if you view your SoS efforts as "fun" that's great, but the idea that they'll have an effect has similar likelihood as me joining the PGA Tour.
As to the general claim we do things for pageviews, of course we do. Once our hobby (and Robert doesn't hesitate to remind me that I told him it was futile!) TVBTN is now a business. But make no mistake, all those rose colored glasses entertainment websites promoting the SoS efforts are doing exactly the same thing.


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New rule: the last one to write about Engine #4 is the loser
Published DateTo the editor,
In my opinion, we have heard quite enough of these histrionics from both Selectman John O'Brien and Budget Committee member Kevin Leandro as to the Gilford Engine #4 issues. The pop music icon Stills once quipping that, "Nobody's right if everybody's wrong". The two gentleman have both spoken their piece on this beating of a dead horse issue. Some of us are ready to declare the last letter poster to be published as the loser to this tiresome debate.
Selectman O'Brien, by it seems his own admission, admits that not initially recommending a new engine to the town at the 2012 Deliberative Session was probably a mistake. There were some at that meeting that categorized Engine #4 as "a piece of junk".
Kevin has continued to insist spending the money so far expended on Engine #4 has saved taxpayer money. Maybe, maybe not, but that is now a moot point as the engine has had the money sunk into it as of now. So that may or may not prove over time to be of some worth? The second Town Meeting warrant was defeated so I think that even though I did not personally agree with that decision, the voters were probably correct in not establishing a precedent in allowing a second bite at the apple.
It now only remains to be seen which party in this feud will be declared the LOSER by being the one to get in the last word in a local newspaper.
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Just sayin
Just sayin'.
XWH died Dec. 2010
I left him to deal with his messes both physical and emotional.
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Just sayin'
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Just sayin'
What doesn't kill me, scars me.
just sayin'
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You used too much. For future reference ONE splash is enough. Dousing yourself with the entire bottle is over kill.
Thank you and good day!
P.S. It doesn't cover up the unwashed sweaty ball smell.
My daughter's school has her classes listed online. I think it's neat that it highlights the class she is currently in (soc studies) and when nothing is lit up it means she walking to her next class.
Or...she skipped out.... just kidding mama
Or...she skipped out.... just kidding
I'm tired.
Just sayin.
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Avenues at the Peninsula Hotel
2 Apr
I broke my no-carb diet this past Wednesday in perfect fashion – eating bread, drinking wine, and enjoying desserts at Avenues, a two-Michelin star at the Peninsula Hotel in Chicago. I'm not going to go into much analysis here as school is back in session, but Avenues was the best meal I've had in Chicago thus far (better than L2O, Ria, and the other Michelin stared restaurants I've been to so far). The chef de cuisine, Curtis Duffy, worked at both Charlie Trotters and Alinea (two of Chicago's top restaurants) before taking the helm at Avenues. He has done a masterful job here. You can order either the tasting menu ($115 for the Vegetarian; $135 for the non-Vegetarian) or just order a la carte. The tasting menu was about eight courses, and also included different courses of breads and butters (all of which were amazing). The plating of the food was very artistic and creative but did not take away from the taste of the food at all. Overall, the experience was top notch and I hope to be back here again soon.
Alaskan King Crab – golden brooke trout roe, kalamansi, lemon mint [one of their signature dishes]
Faroe Island Salmon – brandade, pommery mustard, fennel blossom [salmon was poached in olive oil – delicious and tender]
Grains, Seeds, Nuts – amaranth veil, sultana, sunflower
Hamachi – lardo, yuru, purslane
Beef Short Ribs – lime, pinnuts, cilantro flowers
Sudachi – togarashi, orange mint [served on a monkey branch – recipe here: http://abclocal.go.com/wls/video?id=7769097]
Coconut – vanilla, freeze dried saffron, Vietnamese balm [quite possibly one of the best desserts I have ever had; not even sure what it was]
Sambirano Valley Chocolate – brown butter, mandarin, stevia
Website: http://www.peninsula.com/Chicago/en/Dining/default.aspx#/Chicago/en/Dining/Avenues/ Address:
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Chicago, IL 60611
Hours: Tue -Thu 5:30 pm – 10 pm; Fri – Sat 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/avenues-at-the-peninsula-chicago-chicago Winston's rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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Learn French with Music
I start learning French like couple years ago, by myself, for like a year then forget it. But since last year, I feel the eager to learn it more. I don't really think I'm great at English but people say so. Yet, I think I'm good enough because I keep listening to English song and watch US serials and stuff with English subtitle, and now, even better, without subtitle at all.
I realize it help alot, so I start using same way with French. I keep listening to like Carla Bruni, but then feel bored by myself lol. I need like song more new or modern or stuff, like pop but with beat. I start listening to TaL, Yelle, Christophe Mae. Well, they have the paroles video so I can learn how to spell the word. And now even I don't really understand the meaning, I like, at least know how to say some word. Then later can looking for the meaning.
I need your help here, maybe you can give like recommended song or singer that now really like sensation or pop star in France or kind of things? Just simply comment. And yeah, I still need partner to practice my French
Merci beacoup.
well. i can pass for you some of the programs that Benny the Irish (a hiperpolyglot) that speaks 11 languages passed to me in my mai box. Do you have skype or google hangouts?
If you dont have, just send me a message and i will pass very cool programs for you (they're all free).
Im also interested in learn some indonesian if you can help me
Ola César !
I've also heard about Benny and have been following his blog for a while. It's amazing how he managed to convince to some Cariocas that he was one of them at least for a little while, truly an amazing an inspirational guy,
entao cara, onde voce esta do Brasil ? Qual e sua cidade? Eu gostaria tambem de ter essas programas que voce tem do Benny. Poderia me enviar por favor amigo ?
Muito obrigado,
I would recommend Alizée, she has some songs with simple and easy-to-understand lyrics. (Plus, her music is great for cardio workout, it just makes me dance).
Other artists: Margaux Avril, Berry, Matthieu Mendes. The las one has a little more beat, I guess.
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Cynthia Beeman: Light in the World
Cynthia (Hibbard) Beeman doesn't need Facebook to connect. She does it the old-fashioned way - that is, face-to-face - for the purpose of mentoring.
As program director at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lackawanna, Susquehanna, and Wayne counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Cynthia is using her love and compassion for people to help children facing adversity. She works to match kids with adults for mentoring and encouragement.
In fact, Cynthia developed a school-based program that matches students from BBC with local junior high children, extending the reach of BBC&S further into the community.
Recently, Cynthia was recognized as one of the Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal's Top Woman in Business. The award acknowledges and commends the top 25 businesswomen in the region each year.
Cynthia graduated from BBC in 1988 after studying in the Secondary Education program. She returned 10 years later to add Elementary Education credits. She also holds a master's degree in Executive Leadership from Liberty University. She and her husband live in Kingsley, PA.
I never really thought about attending anywhere other than BBC. Everything taught at Baptist Bible College centered on the Bible and it's where I felt God leading.
When I was 5, I was outside with my mother burning trash and overheard her say "I am glad that I am not going to hell!" That statement made me start thinking about hell, so I started asking questions. My mom took me inside and showed me how I could know for sure that I was going to heaven. Since then I have wanted to live my life as a reflection of my Savior and be a light in the darkness.
My goal has always been to help people, and the greatest way to help people is to share the amazing truth that God loves us. The professors, administration and staff at BBC modeled for me what God can do with a willing vessel whose starting point for every decision is based on God's truth.
I appreciate the versatility of my BBC education. Biblical principles apply to every facet of life, and I am grateful for the many people who taught every course from the biblical worldview.
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My husband and I have always been involved with ministry in our local church in some way. I am involved with many different groups, including the Agency Alliance Steering Committee for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, as Secretary for the Pennsylvania State Association of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Secretary for the Susquehanna County Coalition for Child Safety, Co-Chair for the Center for Family Engagement member in Lackawanna County, and I am on the Susquehanna County Child Evangelism Fellowship board.
Several years ago I realized that there were many children who were falling through the cracks in society - children who just needed a friend to support them. Mentoring is a biblical principle and Big Brothers Big Sisters provides a safe, effective way to carry out that principle. We match caring adults with children who are facing adversity. It is such a simple, cost-effective concept, yet the return on investment is very high. Within the first three months of working for Big Brothers Big Sisters, I started a new school-based program where BBC students were matched with junior high kids from a local school. Within a year there were three new programs going, and we doubled the amount of children being served.
In 2010 our agency was awarded the Gold Standard Award for significantly increasing quality of service and successfully matching more children. Today my motivation is simple: Help children in our community that need a friend who can encourage them, instill positive values, and be a role model. I am determined to help as many children as possible find that caring adult.
The Big Brothers Big Sisters center where I am the director serves four counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. My primary responsibilities include making sure that the organization is run fidelity, and that families, children and volunteers are supported in a safe, nurturing environment. I also oversee a wonderful team of professionals dedicated to making, supporting, and helping sustain safe, long-lasting mentoring relationships, as well as making sure there is enough money to continue and expand that process.
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Want to be involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters? The easiest way is to contact a local agency. Find one online at www.bbbs.org. In Northeastern Pennsylvania, call 570.347.5616 or email Cynthia at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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CIA Had "Guidelines" for "Human Experimentation"
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Simply put it's to ensure drone activity is kept totally secret, but that is, in itself, a problem.
Central Intelligence Agency used both "physical" and "non-invasive" techniques in trying to decrypt software systems.
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President Obama welcomed Mexican President Felipe Calderon to the White House today.
The two leaders discussed immigration, the violent drug war, and economic struggles on both sides of the border.
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Scott Horton Interviews Mike Gogulski
Mike Gogulski, founder of the Bradley Manning Support Network, discusses the false rumor of Bradley Manning's suicide; why the Cablegate documents look like dispatches to an emperor; the shortcoming in fundraising for Manning's legal defense (due in part to WikiLeaks' unfulfilled pledge); and fighting back against VISA, MasterCard, Amazon.com and other WikiLeaks suppressors through boycotts and cyber attacks.
MP3 here. (19:50)
Mike Gogulski is the founder of the BradleyManning.org website.
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What would we do without government? Rival militias would be raping, robbing, murdering. People who looked different or had an unpopular religion would be lynched. Commerce would not flourish.
Scott, you don't want to hear this but Wiki was/is a limited hang-out CIA/Mossad controlled counter-intell op fm day one…John Azaziah over at http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk and Gordon Duff http://www.VeteransToday.com have been covering this as have others..The evidence is so ubiquitous it's just too tempting to assume the worst and not go into it…but, if you care, look into it..
This whole Wiki thing is the capstone, if you will ( what an appropriate metaphor given who I'm alluding to )…it's proven that these people will continue to harass us unless we relinquish ( formally or otherwise ) control over our military to the state of Israel..haven't we already? Almost, but the false flag bombing of American bars/restaurants in Bahrain ( and the sinking of a Navy ship-also false-flag ) wasn't carried out in "06 bc Col. Molofsky and Gen Mattis ( and probably Adm Fallon ) came out aginst it….it was to be blamed, of course, on Iran..
Don't know if it's the right thread for this kind of debate.
You mean, what would we do without defense associations? Government does some stopping of what you say, sometimes. And most of the time, it does raping robbing and murdering of its own. Does the word Irak bring something to mind for you?
Historically, all states and governments have originated in bands of invaders and murderers who wanted to settle down and consolidate the power they had acquired. In fact, none other than state socialist and french immigration minister Eric Besson said so in his book, For the Nation, "the Nation created itself from a succession of invasions and migrations, and from powerful centralizing regimes which follow the invasions and consolidate the acquired power." Franz Oppenheimer puts out more of the same in his book, The State. You're invited to read it all.
Nevertheless, let us suppose you have no time. Government is not necessary for anyone to stop rape, robbery or murder. It is not necessary to have religious tolerance. And neither is it necessary for commerce to flourish. In fact, if you are a bit honest, you will have to admit that whenever government put its nose in religion or commerce, it comes out really awful: religious persecution and all around poverty. Hundreds of billions have recently been doled out to all sorts of priviledged interests among the industry, and when government regulated religious thought, thousands were killed to impose the correct theology.
No, I disagree fundamentally with you. The only decent government is self-government. Doesn't mean people can do all sorts of shit, quite the contrary.
we already have that, on a massive scale, and the government's hand is behind quite a lot of it.
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"Commerce would not flourish. "
Govenment hinders commerce. It taxes it, "regulates" it in the interest of monopolies, and prohibits politically disfavoured transactions.
And "lynching unpopular religions" is precisely what governments tend to do. Or hadn't you noticed?
How is US govt transparency now that these cables are being released? It shows just how undiplomatic US officials can be toward other nations but more importantly how they hide from their own citizenry. If you cant win a war in 10 years or less, then what is the point of fighting? Freedom? No, Negative Power!
I hope everyone who reads this (or anything else concerning B.M.) remembers he is where he is because he opened his big, stupid mouth. It doesn't make much sense to submit secret documents anonymously if you're going to turn right around and blah, does it?
A note on the side: As most of us already know, the government is desperately trying to put a lid on WikiLeaks. They are blocking WikiLeads and secondary reporting sources from all military, other government computer networks, as well under the claim of national security and threat of pulling contracts demanding government contractors to do the same. They probably have a right to do that, however they go further. They are telling all military, other government employees, and employees of private companies with government contracts that reading WikiLeaks even on their own personal computers constitutes a violation of commitments to protect classified government information. Now that is Hogwash! Commitments to protect classified information extends only to not revealing information residing on secured government forums, and not verifying or otherwise commenting on the validity of such information that may exist in the public realm. There is a big difference between that, and being instructed not to read readily available public information for this latter amounts to censorship in violation of an individuals private rights as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Everybody, if for nothing else but to protest, go ahead and read WikiLeaks!


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We were fortunate enough to recruit Top Dawg Entertainment recording artist Kendrick Lamar for a much anticipated performance at the 9:30 Club, making it his first-ever public show in the nation's capital. The Compton standout is expected to sell out the 1200 capacity venue thanks to his loyal following in the DC metropolitan area. Kendrick will be joined on stage by fellow label mate Schoolboy Q as he cycles through his hits spanning from his early career to his most recent project, the critically acclaimed #Section80. Also sharing the spotlight for the evening are buzzing DMV natives Phil Adé and Phil Da Phuture, both signees of Grammy nominated crooner Raheem DeVaughn's 368 Music Group, as well as Houston's own Ashton Travis, a lyrical mastermind recently crowned winner of the Hip-Hop Unplugged Series, hosted by Def Jam's Lenny Santiago and MTV's Sway. You never know who else may pop up, either…
Props to the homie Modi for putting this awesome event together, if I'm in DC on Friday you know this is where I'll be at. What I look like? A million bucks…
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Updated batler (Rustler/Bandit)
EMBE/ Savage X
x2 BL slash
Ultra lx1e
here she is
I Need Wings For My Rusty!!!
Originally Posted by asimo12
The best lookin Rusty I`ve ever seen.
For those with missing posts
Why has my post in the gallery been deleted?
Because it doesn't fit the guidelines in the first post....
Be vewy vewy quiet,
I'm hunting trolls...
I WILL spank a nitro any day...guaranteed. :)
Different bodies that I have painted.
PM me if you want me to pant a body for you (I'm cheap).
I WILL spank a nitro any day...guaranteed. :)
my rustler, some mods have been done to fit the huge battery. had a hpi wing but i took it off to put on another rc. it looks bad in the front, i know because the front fiberglass shocktower didn't come with shock spacers so i had to do that.
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your not having fun if your car isn't dirty
My rustler xl-5 first revision.. number 3
XL-5 to Mamba Max & 5700kv
Venom 8cell nimh to ***** 2cell lipo
Alum caster blocks, alum tranny & RPM all around
Masher 2000s & bearings all around
pro line gladiators
pm me with what BRUSHED motor for rusty
Last Update on the Batler:
EMBE/ Savage X
x2 BL slash
Ultra lx1e
No matter where you go there you are.
No matter where you go there you are.
posting up some pics of my near stock xl-5 to MM5700 convert....
Getting some new wheels and tires today, 1 set on road and one set off... plus a couple of paddles
Mods to date...
STRC caster blocks, knuckles and carriers
Traxxas aluminum turnbuckles and steering bellcrank
Aluminum shock tops, bearings....
MM 5700 combo
Some tenergy 3800s 7-8 cells
Some homemade skidplates and uh... broken junk
I wanted to racemyself, but I didnt have anyone to drive my mustang
XL5 Rustler -MM- money pit:)
2.5 Maxx
ole' red
Rusty NOVAK GTB 3s 6400mah
55.5 MPH and climbing
Doesn't rub at all on tires or links or anything.
RustyVXL, HPI RS4 Rally, RC18MT
Mobius1 crashed!
Got an action shot today.....
I WILL spank a nitro any day...guaranteed. :)
Badlands tires. 7cell NIMH pack. 19/86 gearing(because it was converted from a Stampede).
skidplate made from slash front bumper
I posted these on a thread in this forum. But I'll put them here too so it's in the gallery. I meant to but forgot.
I like the Slash skid plate idea. And the zip tie to hold a fan to the motor. I never thought of that!
here is a great idea if u want a low rider or just better handling
put some zip ties around ur truck
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pm me with what BRUSHED motor for rusty
It's changed since these were taken LOL
this was only about 4 days after buying it...
this was all after one single incident
...it's all together now...with stolen parts form my dead Slash that needs a new ESC
Fluttershy is best pony.
Updated Rustler:
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EMBE/ Savage X
x2 BL slash
Ultra lx1e
New to the group here ...
I picked up a Rustler XL-5 today. I used to own a Traxxas in 2000 but sold it due to inactivity. This last week my BIL & his 2 boys got into the hobby so I thought I'd join in on the fun.
Here's my Father's Day gift. It's stock right out of the box. It's taking a bit getting used to RTR. Back in 2000 when I bought my Traxxas it was in a kit.
Here are a few more. I took these outside before any damage and/or dirt was added.
my waterproof rusty vxl
MyBandit VXL, Mamba Max ESC, Alloy towers and hubs. Run 8cell 4200 mAh 9.6V Tenergy. Futaba radio.
Figured I would toss a few more pics into the mix,
Night with road tires
Night with Spaz' Rusty
Action shot of Spence's new Rusty
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Limpopo - Six men will appear in the Waterval Magistrate's Court on Monday for allegedly planning to blow up ATMs, Limpopo police said.
They would also face charges of attempted murder, malicious damage to property, possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition and explosives, and robbery, Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said.
Police received a tip off about a group men in Njhakanjhaka village in Waterval allegedly planning to bomb ATMs in Gauteng.
When police went to arrest the group on Tuesday morning they were shot at. One officer was injured and a police van damaged. The men fled the scene. Investigations led to the arrest of one of them in Soshanguve, near Pretoria, on Thursday, and five others later that day.
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BURRILLVILLE — Kerstin Hudon is the valedictorian, and Thomas Brien Biernacki, the salutatorian, for the Burrillville High School Class of 2011, Principal Michael Whaley announced this week.
Hudon, who ranks first in her class of 196 seniors, finishes her four years at Burrillville High School with a grade point average of 4.42, receiving highest honors each semester.
The daughter of Roland and Barbara Hudon of Cherry Farm Road, Harrisville, she is a member of the Rhode Island Mathematics League, Float Committee, Poetry Out Loud participant, State Ballet of Rhode Island Company, Blue Moon Amateur Tribal Dancing Collective, and Charitably Loud.
Her school leadership positions include Student Council (president, secretary, public relations officer), Homecoming Parade planning, Mr. Bronco pageant, Burrillville Middle School Talent Show, Freshmen Orientation, Class Officer (treasurer, 2011), Bronco Palooza, BHS Community Service Club, and BHS Tutoring Program.
Hudon's service activities include Community Service Club coordinator, St. Patrick's Food Closet volunteer, Burrillville Middle School activities, Burrillville High School graduation, Senior Awards
Night, Jesse M. Smith Memorial Library charity dinner, NS Practice Emergency Drill, Mill Pond cleanup, and Burrillville Arts Festival.
She was also active in the Jesse M. Smith Library Summer Book Program, Breakfast with Santa and Senior Citizens Prom.
Achievements and honors include Outstanding freshman, sophomore and junior in several advanced placement courses, Outstanding Service to Student Council, National Honor Society inductee, Claiborne Pell Award for Excellence in U.S. History, Russell Sage Scholarship Nomination, University of Rochester Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award; Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award, 2011 Secretary of State Civic Leadership Award, and 2011 Lieutenant Governor Leadership Award.
She is employed at Cinemaworld in Lincoln, and is a private tutor in North Scituate.
Hudon plans to attend the University of South Carolina to major in hospitality management and minor in business. Her career goal is to obtain a position in business/hospitality management and large scale event planning.
Biernacki, who ranks second in his class with a 4.30 GPA, is the son of Brian and Lucille Biernacki of Round Top Road, Harrisville.
His achievements and honors included Mr. Bronco in 2010, Homecoming King in 2010, High Honor Roll (grades 9-12), Outstanding Underclassmen in Web page design and advanced algebra, Rensselaer Medal, St. Michael's College Book Award, Varsity Soccer Third Team All Division, varsity Soccer All Academic Team, Burrillville Math League Top Scorer, and Rhode Island Science Olympiad.
Activities included Burrillville Glocester Youth Soccer Association recreation soccer, competitive soccer and recreation coach; Burrillville Varsity Soccer (captain), Burrillville Varsity track, Burriville Anime Club, Burrillville Math League, Student Council, Class of 2011, STAND and National Honor Society.
His work experience includes soccer referee for Burrillville Glocester Youth Soccer Association and documents analyst for Coto Technology, Inc.
Biernacki plans to attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute to study biomedical engineering and pre-medicine. His career goal is to become a physician.
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Conan O'Brien Gets the Shaft
According to multiple reports, it appears that NBC has decided return Leno to the key 11:30 time slot. This follows a year of controversy and turmoil for the network, which first angered Leno by yanking him from 'The Tonight Show' despite being on top of the ratings and then exacerbated the situation by putting him on nightly in the 10 p.m. slot. That decision has led to a massive hemorrhaging of ratings for the network and affiliates who rely on a strong lead in to their lucrative local news broadcasts.
Jay Leno May Move Back to Late Night
Yes, according to TMZ, Leno will be returning to the 11:30 time slot and, presumably, the chair at 'The Tonight Show.' What this means for Conan O'Brien and his replacement at 'Late Night,' Jimmy Fallon, is unclear.
Best TV of the '00s: Celebrities
More of our best of the decade coverage, which started on Tuesday. You can read the other posts at the link above. Here, we talk about a very aught-like phenomenon: the cult of celebrity.
There is no clearer metaphor for the concept of being a celebrity than the Hollywood Walk of Fame. You work hard to chase your dream and achieve a career for yourself by making your name known to the masses of the universe.
Then when you've grabbed that star and become a regular fixture in the flash bulb of the press' cameras, how does the public honor your tireless toil and efforts? They throw you down on a sidewalk and walk all over you.
In the Aughts, however, a new celebrity oozed out of the primordial muck. A celebrity that still suffered the slings and arrows of the tabloid press and a complete loss of the right to privacy, but achieved their stardom by simply cutting out all that pesky hard work and tireless effort nonsense. These are the celebrities who became famous by simply because they were famous.
What's On Tonight: Charlie Brown, Inside The NFL, Real World
- Travel Channel has a Man vs. Food marathon all night.
- At 8, ABC has Happy New Year, Charlie Brown.
- ESPN has the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl at 8, Arizona vs. Nebraska.
- At 9, PBS has a new P.O.V.
- Discovery has two new episodes of Everest: Beyond the Limit at 9.
- History Channel has two new episodes of Jobsite at 9.
- Also at 9: Showtime has a new Inside The NFL.
- At 9:30, A&E has a new Dog The Bounty Hunter, followed by a new Steven Seagal: Lawman.
- At 10, ABC has a new Eastwick.
- TBS has two new episodes of Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns at 10.
- MTV has the season premiere of The Real World at 10.
- TLC has a new episode of The Imploders at 10.
Check your local TV listings for more.
After the jump, the late night talk shows.
What's On Tonight: The Sing-Off, Find My Family, Monday Night Football
- TBS has a Family Guy marathon all night.
- At 8, ABC has I Want A Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown, followed by a new Find My Family.
- NBC has the two-hour season finale of The Sing-Off at 8, then a new Jay Leno Show.
- At 8:30, Food Network has a holiday episode of Good Eats, then a holiday episode of Unwrapped.
- ESPN has Monday Night Football at 8:30, the Giants vs. the Redskins.
- At 9, TNT has the season finale of The Closer, followed by a new Men of a Certain Age.
- USA has a new Monday Night RAW at 9.
- At 9:30, History Channel has three new episodes of Pawn Stars.
- At 10, A&E has a new Hoarders.
Check your local TV listings for more.
After the jump, the late night talk shows.
TV's Most Un-Fascinating People of 2009
TV Moment of 2009: Jay Leno Premieres at 10PM
But then last December, NBC made another striking announcement, heralding that Leno would, in fact, return to the network this fall. And it would be in the form of a talk show. Only, this one would air every weeknight at 10PM.
The decision was introduced as a cost-saving move by the struggling network, as talk shows are much less expensive to produce than the dramas that usually air during that 10PM hour. It also was a way to put an end to the threat that Leno, a popular late-night host with an ability to attract big-name talent and who regularly beat out rival Letterman in the 11:35PM slot, would take his affability and move to ABC.
But a primetime slot? It was a move that seemed to surprise Leno as much as anyone else. "A lot of people were shocked," the host joked last December. "They didn't know NBC still had a prime time."
Viewers at 10PM Would Rather Watch DVR Shows Than 'Jay Leno' -- or Anything Else
According to the Associated Press, the 10PM hour has become the time when viewers catch up with the shows on their DVR queues. So viewership of first-run shows at 10PM is down at all of the big three broadcast networks.
Jay Leno Rails on Chubby Charles Barkley (VIDEO)
Watch the entire clip after the jump.
Howie Mandel improves The Tonight Show, er, The Jay Leno Show
Thankfully, Deal or No Deal host Howie Mandel finally put the last nail in The Jay Leno Show's coffin by giving the big faced host his own desk.
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What's On Tonight: 30 For 30, Nova, 90210, World Series of Poker
- At 8, ABC has a new V, then a new Dancing with the Stars and In The Spotlight with Robin Roberts.
- CBS has a new NCIS at 8, followed by new episodes of NCIS: Los Angeles and The Good Wife.
- NBC has a new, two-hour Biggest Loser at 8, followed by a new Jay Leno Show.
- FOX has a new, two-hour So You Think You Can Dance at 8.
- The CW has new episodes of 90210 and Melrose Place.
- There's a new Nova on PBS at 8.
- ESPN has a new 30 For 30 at 8, followed by the two-hour season finale of The World Series of Poker.
- History Channel has a new episode of The Universe at 9.
- Discovery has a new Dirty Jobs at 9, then a new Ghost Lab.
- Cartoon Network has a new Stoked at 9.
- Also at 9: Syfy has two new episodes of Scare Tactics, followed by a new ECW.
- At 10, FX has a new Sons of Anarchy.
- Lifetime has a new Sherri at 10.
- Food Network has a new Chopped at 10.
- A&E has two new episodes of Parking Wars at 10.
- Bravo has a new Tabatha's Salon Makeover at 10.
- MTV has a new episode of The Hills at 10, followed by a new episode of The City.
Check your local TV listings for more.
After the jump, the late night talk shows.
Mariah Carey Trips on 'The Jay Leno Show' (VIDEO)
Carey later joked during the interview the stumble was choreographed in order to to make Leno nervous. And perhaps as a further way to distract Leno and the audience from her two left feet, Carey demonstrates the appropriate way to seductively apply perfume. Pay close attention to Leno's flustered response.
Watch the video after the jump.
Get some Halloween decorating tips from The Office's Rainn Wilson
But don't worry, Rainn Wilson is here to help. In order to "Earn His Plug" on his recent appearance on Jay Leno's new show, he gave the audience a crash course in Halloween vandalism by messing with a special celebrity's house, someone who I normally thought wouldn't have a problem with bologna shingles on his walls.
Rainn Wilson's Halloween Mischief Night Pranks & Tricks (VIDEO)
Watch the video after the jump.
Martha Stewart's Cougar Confession: She Likes Young Men (Video)
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The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contracts signed in October, increased 3.7 percent to 114.1 from 110.0 in September, and is 31.8 percent above October 2008 when it was 86.6. The rise from a year ago is the biggest annual increase ever recorded for the index, which is at the highest level since March 2006 when it was 115.2.
Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said home sales are experiencing a pendulum swing.
"Keep in mind that housing had been underperforming over most of the past year," he said. "Based on the demographics of our growing population, existing-home sales should be in the range of 5.5 million to 6.0 million annually, but we were well below the 5-million mark before the home buyer tax credit stimulus. This means the tax credit is helping unleash a pent-up demand from a large pool of financially qualified renters."
NAR's Pending Homes Sales index in the Northeast surged 19.9 percent to 100.2 in October and is 44.2 percent above a year ago. In the Midwest the index rose 11.6 percent to 109.6 and is 36.6 percent higher than October 2008. Pending home sales in the South increased 5.4 percent to an index of 115.4, which is 31.6 percent above a year ago.
But here in the West, the index fell 11.2 percent to 127.7, but is 21.9 percent above October 2008.
Yun cautioned that home sales could dip in the months ahead.
"The expanded tax credit has only been available for the past three weeks, but the time between when buyers start looking at homes until they close on a sale can take anywhere from three to five months," he explained. "Given the lag time, we could see a temporary decline in closed existing-home sales from December until early spring when we get another surge, but the weak job market remains a major concern and could slow the recovery process."
"Still, as inventories continue to decline and balance is gradually restored between buyers and sellers, we should reach self-sustaining housing conditions and firming home prices in most areas around the middle of 2010," he added. "That would mean broad wealth stabilization for the vast number of middle-class families."


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Hot summer nights make people do crazy things. Sophie Kincaid doesn't want to be attracted to her boss but she is. Sick and tired of being used by men, she's sworn them off. But her hot and now slightly drunk boss just became too hard to resist. His girlfriend dumped him and now Ian Grey is drowning his sorrows in alcohol, something he never does. Flirting with Sophie the sexy bartender inspires him to do even more things he'd never consider. Like have hot sex with her in the storage room. They can't deny their attraction for each other but Sophie's afraid she doesn't measure up. And what does Ian want from her anyway? She'll have a naked good time figuring it out? Warning this title contains the following: Hot, steamy, explicit sex and graphic language.


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Friday-December 21, 2012-Plyo, Tabata, and Winter!
I am glad that it is Friday! LOL! It has been a remarkably busy week for me, not counting my workouts. I was up early and worked through my morning routine in anticipation of my Tabata and Plyo workout. This workout is like the "capstone" workout for me. It is short, brutal, but sweet in its impact! I write this in spite of the fact that my quads are aching right now. LOL!
When I got up and took the dog out for his "business," it was 50 degrees. It certainly did not feel like the first day of winter. When I got ready, however, to get outside for my workout, which is ALL outside, with the exception of stretching, the wind had picked up and the temperature had dropped quite a few degrees. It was brisk and invigorating! I decided after the workout to brave the dropping temperatures and take a few new profile pictures. I was not happy with those I took on yesterday, so what the heck, I got out there and exposed myself to the camera AND the elements! I am waiting for the first snow of the season!
I have decided to enter the $100,000 Transformation Contest. The question is do I start this Sunday or wait until this current cycle is done in 3 weeks. That is a good thing about the contest. There is some flexibility on when to start the 12 week contest. It would be nice to get in there with a "fresher" workout cycle tailored to my goals for this contest. I simply want to improve my chest, back, and quads (bigger and better defined so as to look like I did in 2011). I will mull that over and make my decision by Sunday!
Other than that, I am wishing you and yours a great weekend! Those of you who are out and about, be vigilant and safe!
Here is what I did today: