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Grape varieties are carefully selected to reflect the best attributes of their sites—Dry Creek Valley's consistent sunshine is ideal for Zinfandel, while the warm Alexander Valley is responsible for rich, voluptuous Cabernet Sauvignon. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are important throughout the county, most notably in the cooler AVAs of Russian River, Sonoma Coast and Carneros. Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Syrah have also found a firm footing here.
One of the most popular and versatile white wine grapes, Chardonnay offers a wide range of flavors and styles depending on where it's grown and how it's made. In Burgundy, Chardonnay produces some of the finest white wines in the world, typically tending towards minimal intervention in the winery and at its best resulting in remarkable longevity. This grape is popular throughout the world, but perhaps its second most important home is in California, where both oaky, buttery styles and leaner, European-inspired wines enjoy great popularity. Oregon, Australia, South America, South Africa, and New Zealand are also significant producers of Chardonnay.
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The Devils Lake School Board moved to review and evaluate proposals from four architectural firms on constructing a Fine Arts Center.
The Devils Lake School Board moved to review and evaluate proposals from four architectural firms on constructing a Fine Arts Center. The reviews will take place later this month.
Sally Dahl, Fine Arts Committee chairperson, said the committee reviewed proposals from 11 firms and evaluated and selected four firms based primarily on the firms' experience in building similar structures at other schools. The school board would like to make a decision regarding which firm to use prior to Feb. 11.
School Superintendent Scott Privratsky shared a letter with the board from the ND Department of Public Instruction indicating that Devils Lake Public School (DLPS) school lunch prices will need to be increased by ten cents this year, a requirement for schools charging less than $2.59 per lunch in order to continue to receive financial support for the school lunch program. DLPS currently charges $2.10 for lunch.
DLPS Transportation Director Tom Dion provided a report saying the school runs 13 regular daily routes, transporting 700 rural students and 300 in-town students each day for a combined daily mileage of approximately 1,330 miles. He said there also are four buses dedicated to transporting students to school activities and last year these buses logged 106,000 miles. Dion said the district has recently benefited from a new mapping program that assists in pinpointing school boundaries and locating homes. When asked if the school board should be doing anything to help further road improvements in the area, Dion said roads have improved vastly over the last several years, however, rough roads have taken a toll on the buses themselves.
In legislative news, Privratsky said they are keeping an eye on a bill that would require the school day to be extended to six and a half hours for elementary school students and seven for high school students.

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Young offenders need our care, not prison: magistrate
ROCKHAMPTON'S leading magistrate, Annette Hennessy, says the more support provided to a child who has gone off the rails, the better the youngster's chances of leading a productive and lawful life.
Asked her thoughts on the perception youth crime problems were best solved by tough justice, Ms Hennessy's was a considered response.
"The way to help a child achieve their best is to support them," Ms Hennessy said.
"By the time young people get to court there's been a lot else going on for a long time ... it's probably a bit unrealistic for us to be the answer."
She said the region's youth support workers were doing good work.
"The big part of this job is being compassionate. You have to be realistic with it, but I think if we aren't compassionate, or empathetic to individual people and what position they are in, then I think that would cause further problems," Ms Hennessy said.
"Not many positive things come out of prison, unfortunately, despite their best efforts."
Ms Hennessy made the comments as the Australian Institute of Health Welfare released its latest report highlighting the gross over-representation of young indigenous people in juvenile detention.
The report found they are 31 times more likely to be placed in juvenile detention, with one in 217 indigenous young people aged 10-17 in detention on an average night.
The overall figure for young Australians, is one in 3000 each night.
These alarming statistics were contained in a report released by the institute on Thursday.
It focuses on trends over the four-year period from the June quarter 2008 to the June quarter this year.
AIHW spokesman Tim Beard young men are also over-represented in the juvenile detention population, accounting for 91% of young people in detention.
On an average night in the June quarter of this year there were 1024 young people in juvenile detention across Australia, the report found.
This increase in the level of over-representation of indigenous young people was greatest in unsentenced detention.
"Indigenous young people were 31 times as likely as their non-Indigenous counterparts to be in unsentenced detention in 2012, compared to 24 times as likely in 2008," Mr Beard said.


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Bernard Madoff's former accountant pleaded not guilty to charges he helped the convicted con man carry out a Ponzi scheme, less than two weeks before the start of a trial of five ex-employees who are accused of aiding the fraud.
Paul Konigsberg, 77, entered his plea today before U.S. Magistrate Debra Freeman, who allowed him to be freed on $2 million bail. He was arrested this morning by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in New York, said Peter Donald, an FBI spokesman.
Madoff steered "important" clients to Konigsberg, who helped cover up fraudulent transactions by fabricating books and trading records, prosecutors in the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara allege in a five-count indictment unsealed today in federal court in Manhattan.
Konigsberg is accused of participating in the conspiracy from 1992 until Madoff's arrest in December 2008. The scheme cost investors about $17 billion in lost principal, the U.S. said.
"Madoff needed the assistance of certain willing outsiders that could be trusted to handle otherwise suspicious activity," the U.S. said. "Madoff directed many of his clients -- including some of his most important customers, in whose accounts Madoff executed the most glaring fraudulent transactions" to use Konigsberg as their accountant.
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Konigsberg "is a victim of Bernie Madoff," his lawyer, Reed Brodsky, said in an interview. "He looks forward to clearing his good name."
Madoff, who masterminded the Ponzi scheme for decades, was arrested and charged after he confessed to federal authorities about the scheme on Dec. 11, 2008.
Konigsberg handled various accounting assignments in connection with more than 300 of the accounts at Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, according to the U.S.
At times Konigsberg dictated the transaction activity in his customers' accounts to Madoff employees, including Frank DiPascali Jr., Madoff's former chief financial officer, and a second unidentified co-conspirator who reported to DiPascali, the U.S. said.
Madoff guaranteed clients a specific rate of return and fabricated trades that Konigsberg was "well aware" of, prosecutors said. Madoff steered clients to Konigsberg, who is accused of helping create back-dated trading records that helped conceal the scheme, the U.S. alleges.
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It was a weekend of ecstasy and heartbreak for Vancouver Whitecaps FC alumni in the final round of the NCAA soccer championships.
While North Carolina duo Amber Brooks and Ranee Premji lifted the NCAA Women's College Cup, they did it at the expense of goalkeeper Erin McNulty's Penn State University.
On the men's side, Simon Fraser University's dream run to the NCAA Division II Final Four came to a halt in Evans, Georgia, when the Clan – boasting former 'Caps Alex Rowley and Jason van Blerk - were defeated 3-1 in the semifinal stage by Saginaw Valley State Cardinals.
The Tar Heels' stunning 4-1 victory over the sixth-ranked Nittany Lions at the University of San Diego handed North Carolina's women's soccer program its 22nd national championship.
Both Brooks and Premji put in solid performances with the latter scoring her team's fourth and final goal of the match 15 minutes from time. It was Premji's fourth goal of the season.
Midfielder Brooks' equally impressive performance also didn't go unnoticed, as she was named to the All-Tournament team.
For Penn State, it was a tough day at the office for McNulty, who was enjoying a memorable postseason campaign. Despite the final score, McNulty did her best to keep the Nittany Lions in contention by making seven saves.
A valiant run by Simon Fraser University came to an end, as they were beaten by the Cardinals on Thursday afternoon.
Saginaw Valley built a commanding 3-0 lead before Coquitlam's Carlo Basso pulled a goal back in the 59th minute to give the Clan a pulse, but no sensational comeback eventuated.
Despite the loss, SFU's men's soccer program created history by becoming the first school from outside the United States to reach the Final Four.
Meanwhile, four members of the Clan had their efforts recognized in Daktronics All-American team voting.
Matt Besuschko from Port Moody was named to the first team, Vancouver's Michael Winter won a spot on the second team, first-year player Ryan Dhillon, from North Delta, was awarded a place on the third team while Basso received an honourable mention.
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A man was butted by an unexpected assailant while shopping at his local supermarket in a Stockholm suburb on Friday - a roebuck deer.
"I was caught unawares when the roebuck suddenly came at me," Anders Östeberg said to Aftonbladet of his meeting with the deer at a Coop store in Liljeholmen in southern Stockholm.
It is thought that the deer sneaked into the building when the loading bay was left open in connection with a delivery. The frightened deer ran into the store and Östberg was unfortunate to be in the rampaging animal's path. The deer butted Östberg on the arm, before a fellow customer managed to detain the wild animal in a strangle hold before escorting him from the store.
Luckily for Anders Östberg the deer had hide covering his otherwise razor sharp horns and he therefore managed to escape his close encounter with only minor bruising and an unusual story to tell his friends.
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June 24. 2013 6:22PM
Hernandez investigation centers on pond
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Investigators were back in action Monday morning with scuba gear and metal detectors as they searched a pond and stream near the North Attleborough, Mass., home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.According to NFL Network, six officers, including three in full SCUBA suits, arrived at 10 a.m. and were in the wooded area "around the corner" from the Hernandez home for about an hour.
When asked what they were searching for, one officer said "Evidence."Asked if they were successful, he said "no."
Hernandez has been the target of scrutiny in the shooting death of 27-year old semi-pro football player and friend Odin Lloyd, whose body was found a week ago about a quarter mile from Hernandez's home.State and local investigators were at the Hernandez home every day from Tuesday through Saturday, when more than a dozen officials and two K-9 units were present for almost four hours and left with boxes and bags full of what is presumed to be evidence.Over the weekend, spokespersons for the Bristol County District Attorney's Office said they were not releasing information on the investigation but if there was a major development there would be a public announcement.Hernandez grew up in nearby Bristol, Conn., and was drafted by the Patriots out of the University of Florida in 2010. He hired attorneys, who have declined specific comment.
It was reported that Hernandez and three others, including Lloyd, were at a bar together Sunday, June 16. Neighbors report they heard shots after midnight. Lloyd's body was found Monday afternoon.Multiple reports indicate that when investigators retrieved a surveillance video and cellular phone from Hernandez that they were physically damaged. Also, Hernandez reportedly hired a cleaning crew to scrub his home last Monday.There were conflicting reports last week whether a warrant for arrest, either on paper or by computer, was issued for Hernandez regarding obstruction of justice in relation to destroying potential evidence.However, even if such a warrant was drawn, there was no report that it was served as of early Monday morning.
Lloyd was dating the sister of Hernandez's girlfriend, Shayana Jenkins, who is the mother of his child.Lloyd's family says Hernandez was his friend, but although they have heard from his girlfriend since the death, Hernandez has not talked to them.


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At a minimum, candidates for all majors at UVM are expected to have met the following requirements prior to entry:
- 4 years of English
- 3 years of Mathematics (algebra I, geometry, algebra II or equivalent courses)
- 3 years of social science
- 2 years of natural or physical science, including a lab science
- 2 years of the same foreign language; (American Sign Language meets this requirement.)
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Designers prepare for NH Game Jam
May 02. 2013 10:54PM
MANCHESTER - Local designers will be asked to create a game from start to finish in 36 hours or less.
That is the only rule for the inaugural New Hampshire Game Jam.
Local business incubator, abi Innovation Hub, in conjunction with Manchester-based board game and app developer, Games By Play Date, have invited regional game developers, designers, artists and creatives of all types to attend New Hampshire's first Game Jam, where they will be competing to build the best game possible from scratch in 36 hours, starting 6 p.m. May 10 at the Amoskeag Business Hub in Manchester.
"Students, professional and amateur designers, programmers, artists, geeks, nerds, code monkeys and gamers are all welcome to register at nhgamejam.org," said Glenn Given, founder of Games By Play Date.
After the 36 hours, each game will be judged by a panel. The winners will be announced May 12.
Prototypes of all participating analog games, such as board, card and tabletop games, will get printed by Hippo Prints.
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Moravian settlers first established Lewisville, North Carolina in the late 19th century. The home of the town's namesake, a settler named Lewis Laugenour, is still standing today. The establishment of the Roller Grain Mill in 1910 was central to Lewisville's growth and economic development, and the mill remained in operation until 1984.
Today, the mill is a downtown landmark, and plays home to several local businesses. The small town has experienced rapid population growth over the recent decades, due in no small part to its proximity to Winston-Salem. But Lewisville is also known for its refusal to become urbanized; and maintaining the small-town ambiance that has always been part of Lewisville's charm is a central tenet of the town's planning philosophy. The town does not allow drive-through restaurants, and boasts several parks. Residents here appreciate the central location; the quaint, vibrant downtown; the strong sense of community involvement; and the unhurried way of life.
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The Ducks Sunday acquired center Mathieu Perreault from the Washington Capitals, reuniting him with Coach Bruce Boudreau.
Perreault, 25, will earn $1.1 million this season and can become a free agent at season's end. The Ducks sent minor league left wing John Mitchell and a fourth-round pick in the 2014 NHL entry draft to Washington.
Perreault will help the Ducks in faceoffs and in team speed, enhancing their depth at the position. He has won 51.2% of them since the 2011-12 season.
"I know Bruce likes defensive-type players, which I believe I can be … he seems pretty excited," Perreault said in a conference call with reporters.
Perreault said he'll arrive in Anaheim in time to skate with the team Tuesday before it departs for its Wednesday regular-season opener in Colorado.
"I've always been a guy who brings a lot of energy," said Perreault, whose defensive and penalty-killing strengths are needed by a team that gave up four power-play goals and 39 shots in Saturday's exhibition finale against San Jose. "That energy side of me will always be there."
Ducks General Manager Bob Murray has described Perreault as a "feisty competitor. Having played under Bruce was also a factor … that's another positive."
Perreault has played 159 career NHL games, 11 in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
He debuted in the league under Boudreau in 2009-10, scoring 16 goals and 14 assists in the 2011-12 season. He played in 39 games last season with six goals and 11 assists.
— Lance Pugmire
Goalie Mathieu Garon moved on and some promising youngsters — left wing Tanner Pearson, center Linden Vey and right wing Tyler Toffoli — did the same Sunday.
But not all Kings' roster moves are created equal.
Garon was released from his training camp tryout, meaning goalie Ben Scrivens will be the backup to starter Jonathan Quick. The Kings had wanted to explore more options in regard to the backup spot, leading to Garon's invitation to camp.
Kings Coach Darryl Sutter's preference is to give his No. 1 goalie a heavy workload and he probably will not depart from his usual pattern. So get ready to see plenty of Quick this season.
Garon, 35, who has played for six NHL teams (including the Kings from 2005-2007), did not do enough to supplant Scrivens at No. 2.
Unlike Garon, the kids almost certainly will be back in Los Angeles at some point this season.
They were sent back to the Kings' American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H. Garon presumably will try to land a job with another organization.
All the moves were part of a significant "moving day" in the NHL, with teams scrambling to get to the 23-man roster limit and below the $64.3-million salary cap by Monday.
The Kings got there by also putting defenseman Jeff Schultz on waivers. Team have until 9 a.m. Monday to claim Schultz, and there was a large group of veterans put on waivers, league-wide.
Schultz signed as a free agent with the Kings in July, agreeing to a one-year deal worth $700,000, after the Washington Capitals bought him out.
Sutter essentially foreshadowed the waiver move Thursday after practice when he was asked about the progress of Schultz and defenseman Keaton Ellerby. He said that it was "not easy" for Schultz to adjust to the style of play in the Western Conference.
Making significant leaps forward in camp were Pearson and center Nick Shore, who was sent down to Manchester earlier. Toffoli struggled early on and got better in the latter stages of camp, and Sutter has praised Shore's progress.
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Friday, July 15, 2011 - Artur Lafek's Toy Scene
Artur Lafek - Toy Scene
Artur Lafek is a really sweet guy. He is also very handsome indeed. I just love him. We have done several shoots with him, where he has topped. Each time he has been wonderful, both in action and his disposition. He is so easy to work with. I had the idea to test him out with something different, since he has never bottomed. So we arranged this video, for him to use some toys on himself to see how he would get on. The video starts very nicely, with Artur sitting on the sofa, in just his slipys. His hand goes to his crotch and starts rubbing, which I think looks very erotic. Soon he pulls his nice hard dick out of the slipys and starts to wank on it, and show it off to us. Then the takes his slipys off and lifts his legs, so we get a nice view of his ass as well. Licking a finger Artur tests his little pucker hole with it, to see how it feels. It goes in quite well, so he slips a second finger in as well, all the time wanking that rock hard dick. Next he takes an orange vibrator which is quite nicely tapered and, after applying some lube, slides it into his hole. He does it very well, fucking it in and out, and pushing it quite deep. Still his dick stays hard as he does it. Then, when his hole is used to the vibrator he takes it out and spreads his ...
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Dalibor Janek and Petr Kristen give us a wonderful Broke Czech Boys shoot. Dalibor is our novice who had never had sex before. We broke him in with a BCB shoot, where he sucked and fucked Michal Adamus. Today it is his turn to take it, from Petr who is a very experienced model. We wanted Petr to guide Dalibor through, and he does exactly that. Kissing him and undressing him, then sucking on his dick. It takes very little urging for Dalibor to have a raging hard erection, with Petr's mouth working wonders. Petr then guides Dalibor's mouth to his very large, rock hard cock. Dalibor sucks it and Petr slaps it around Dalibor's face some. Dalibor has learned very quickly how to suck. Petr then gets Dalibor on his knees to start some ass play. He rims the ass and sticks two fingers in before switching to a 69. Then the time is right for Dalibor to lose his cherry. Petr's dick goes in, with a little difficulty at first, but putting Dalibor face down on the bed makes things easier for both guys, and Petr fucks Dalibor nice and deep. Then Dalibor sits on Pet's massive cock and rides it, and Petr fucks him real good, thrusting up into his ass. Petr then pulls out and shoots a nice load over Dalibor's balls. Dalibor is soon ready himself and squirts a very nice load too. What a great scene it turned out to be, and Dalibor did really well in taking Petr's big dick. I hope we can do a lot more with Dalibor, he is such a sweet guy.
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Last night was full of adventure. As gentlemen of a certain age must often do, I got up in the middle of the night to make a pee run. As I got to the hallway outside the bathroom door, I thought, 'there is a really bad storm outside.' Then the water hit me, and I thought, (remember, it's the middle of the night) 'it's raining in here.' Water was spewing out of the bathroom door like a garden hose, full blast. I'd left my glasses by the bed and couldn't see where the water was coming from. I tried to go in the bathroom and was blasted back. I put on full rain gear. I thought 'what good will glasses do? They'll immediately be covered by the spray and I still won't be able to see anything.' I got the bathroom light turned on, and could tell the plastic hose between the wall spigot and the toilet was broken and water was spraying out under great pressure. When I finally found the valve, I found that the on/off nob was gone. Went and got some pliars. Got it turned almost off, but when I turned a little too far, the pressure came back full blast again. So, I turned it down low, like a sink faucet running at low and called Pavel Nikos. Before very long, he arrived, and, somehow, he got it turned all of the way off. Thank goodness. Then we spent the next 45 minutes mopping up. I went downstairs to the editing rooms, and there appeared to have been no leaking down through the floor. I thought, how can this be? This morning when I took Aida down to the backyard, I noticed the water had leaked down through the ceiling by the hallway to the back door. I hadn't checked that last night. Very big mess. I'd been warned those little hoses could commit murder. Well, quite an adventure for an old guy, I'll say that.
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Lukas Bursik is aged 18 and lives in Prague, where is a student of economics. He enjoys computers and tennis in his spare time. Lukas is a very cute looking guy. He has a lovely sweet face and quite a nice body. We see him in various states of undress, with some very nice pics of his flaccid dick and low hanging balls. Lukas doesn't disapnpoint in the erection department either, he grows very nicely. He also has a lovely ass, nice and fuzzy, it looks great when the cheeks spread to reveal a hairy crack and a very nice pucker. His erotic video can't come soon enough for me.
Tomas Spilka is aged 24 and lives in Michalovce in Slovakia. He is a student who enjoys Swimming, Boxing and Ice Hockey. Tomas is a stunningly handsome guy. He starts his erotic video by removing his tee-shirt to reveal a nice abdomen it with little fuzz on it, and then a lovely chest too. He delights in showing us his chest, as he rubs his hands over it and the presents his biceps for our delectation. Then Tomas starts to undo his belt, and with a teasing look turns around and pulls down his jeans, revealing a beautiful bubble butt, with a lovely tan line. Then his hands explore his ass, as he looks at the camera, as if it say "what do you think of this". We get a great view as the camera pans upwards from his hairy thighs, past that bubble butt to his magnificent torso and finally reaches his handsome face. Tomas then turns to reveal a glorious erect dick, not the biggest, but nice and fat, and a set of very large balls. Wanking his dick, as we get some more glorious views of his body, Tomas reclines and lifts his legs to expose his hairy ass crack. Removing his jeans and shoes Tomas wanks on his dick and spreads his cheeks to glorious effect. Pulling his legs back, with his arms through them so he can pull the ass upwards, and spread it wide apart we get the best view yet of his tight hole. Then Tomas changes position so that we can see he from below his ass, so we can see his face and his hard cock too. In that position he wanks himself to a climax and shoots a lovely load for us. Then he goes off to the shower. Tomas really does well in this video with a really erotic demonstration of his body, and as he finishes his shower he gives us his most winning smile.
Artur Lafek is a really sweet guy. He is also very handsome indeed. I just love him. We have done several shoots with him, where he has topped. Each time he has been wonderful, both in action and his disposition. He is so easy to work with. I had the idea to test him out with something different, since he has never bottomed. So we arranged this video, for him to use some toys on himself to see how he would get on. The video starts very nicely, with Artur sitting on the sofa, in just his slipys. His hand goes to his crotch and starts rubbing, which I think looks very erotic. Soon he pulls his nice hard dick out of the slipys and starts to wank on it, and show it off to us. Then the takes his slipys off and lifts his legs, so we get a nice view of his ass as well. Licking a finger Artur tests his little pucker hole with it, to see how it feels. It goes in quite well, so he slips a second finger in as well, all the time wanking that rock hard dick. Next he takes an orange vibrator which is quite nicely tapered and, after applying some lube, slides it into his hole. He does it very well, fucking it in and out, and pushing it quite deep. Still his dick stays hard as he does it. Then, when his hole is used to the vibrator he takes it out and spreads his cheeks so we get a wonderful view of the hole, and he picks up a much larger black vibrator. He switches on the vibrator and offers it to his waiting hole. It goes in very nicely and Artur takes it in and out a few times, fucking a little deeper each time. Then he spreads his cheeks again, showing how his hole is opening up. Then he bend over and slides the vibrator in again,this time he manages to go much deeper. We get a wonderful view of that, Artur certainly does a great job. Not content with that he then uses two fingers from each hand to push into his hole and stretch it open for us, before turning over and putting the vibrator back in as he wanks himself to a wonderful climax. As a final treat Artur then spreads his ass again, so we get another wonderful view of his hole. Well I think this is fabulous shoot, and although Artur is a wonderful top I think he could also give him some work as a bottom as well, and he would do very well.
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Searching the Shadows
- A Layman's Investigation Into the Assassination of John F. Kennedy
- Narrated by: Kevin Scollin
- Length: 9 hrs and 30 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 13-11-12
- Language: English
- Publisher: Iconoclassic Books
Regular price: £15.19
As the 50th anniversary of the murder of John F. Kennedy approaches, it seems as if opinions or who committed the crime are as divided as ever. Instead of a much hoped for consensus as to who might have been responsible for America's greatest unsolved mystery, no clear and near unanimous verdict has come forth. Although the general public continues to support a conspiracy in the shooting, solid group of researchers and notable members of the main broadcast media in America pounce on every opportunity to quell any attempt to find Lee Harvey Oswald not guilty.
Those who believe that the case against Oswald was weak have steadfastly held to the feeling that no new evidence has come forth to seal his fate once and for all. In fact, if anything the case against Oswald has continued to crumble bit by bit over time. Although the case against him is mostly circumstantial, television networks like National Geographic, Discovery, and History Channel have produced documentaries which allow little room for questioning Oswald's guilt.
So what is fact? What is fiction? Searching the Shadows - Steve Airheart's presentation about the assassination of John F. Kennedy - is a straightforward, factual, insightful, objective and exciting compendium of the myriad facts and red herrings in the case. Mr. Airheart discusses major theories about JFK's death and all the while gives the reader little-known facts, thought-provoking comments, and other curios which lead into the labyrinth of gangsters and government. Searching the Shadows is a factual and logical investigation that is easily understood.
Originally published in print in 1993 and 2000, this eBook debut contains a brand new chapter from the author that details the most recent developments in the JFK murder case.
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- Paul
- Moreton In Marsh, United Kingdom
- 14-12-12
Badly Researched
An interesting title, yet is clearly a 'pro conspiracy' book. We all know artistic licence is used in many books, and films, but this takes it a stage further. Nothing new in it, no great revelations, it's exactly the same as the 1000 or so other books written about the assassination. What I found most appalling is the clear lack of any objective research, states rumours (that time and time again have been disproved), and puts this forward as historical fact. Example: 'Earl Warren himself sealed the records of the Warren report', it's historical fact the '75 year rule', was in force years before the assassination even took place. He claims Oswald was set up yet does not explain exactly how and by whom. The sad thing is, people believe publications such as this.
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- Zaubermond
- 05-08-13
Fifty years on
"The murder of John F Kennedy is probably the most over-studied and least understood of any murder case in American history." --- Steven Airheart
The author says he wrote the book in order "hopefully to kick-start the reader into reading more on the case." He meets that goal very well.
There's nothing new here, nor are there any wild promises made to provide anything new. It is a sensibly written primer on the Kennedy assassination provided without sensationalism or outrageous claims. Possibilities and alternatives are written about in an intelligent way. You are treated with the respect you deserve: you are allowed to make up your mind about the situation without feeling you are being indoctrinated or subjected to a tirade.
The Kindle edition, which is currently about $5, is full of footnotes and an extensive bibliography, making it a useful companion book.
My only complaint is the narrator. His voice is pleasant, but his pacing and pronunciation are in need of serious work. To name but one example, he continually pronounces Bethesda something that sounds like "Bezeedah." As Bethesda Naval Hospital is mentioned with some frequency, this is utterly ridiculous. (Might someone have told him after the twentieth time?) I found him extremely annoying, so much so that I'd recommend the Kindle book.
Every November of my life, the time near Thanksgiving has been associated with reminders of this horrific event. Every year we are expected to eat, if I may use Airheart's phrase, "warmed-over Warren" just before the holiday. This year is the 50th anniversary of the assassination and I doubt very much media coverage will be different. We shall see.
I highly recommend this book to the younger generations, as the eyewitness testimony and historical background is provided in an accessible way. But I also recommend it to
those who remember where they were when the assassination happened, and to anyone of any age who is still looking for the truth.
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- ShopperInTexas
- 07-12-16
Great Book but Pronunciation Issues
Great book for the JFK Assassination. But there are numerous pronunciation issues, such as Bethesda Naval Hospital being pronounced as Bethseda.


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Most of the time, a dry January means a dry year.
Most of the time, a dry January means a dry year.
But there are exceptions.
Water officials hope 2012-13 will be one of them, after what should have been our wettest month of the winter failed to live up to even modest expectations.
January saw major rainfall in Stockton on just two days: Jan. 5-6. While nowhere near the driest January on record, this was the city's third consecutive below-average January.
And a new outlook released Thursday by federal officials predicts relatively dry conditions in Northern California for at least another month.
There's enough water in the reservoirs for Stockton residents this summer even if not another raindrop falls, said Kevin Kauffman, general manager of the Stockton East Water District.
Some eastside farmers, however, may soon ask for water to put on winter crops, which normally are not irrigated, he said.
And if, indeed, this winter disappoints, the concern immediately becomes next year.
"I think we're all starting to get nervous," Kauffman said.
The Sierra Nevada snowpack, which stores the water relied upon by millions of people across the state, shrank from nearly 140 percent of average one month ago to 90 percent of average as of Thursday.
Thank goodness for a wet November and December.
Historically, a dry January is a good indication that the entire year will be below average, said National Weather Service forecaster George Cline.
"It's hard to make up" for losing what should be the wettest month, he said.
"But this has happened before," Cline added. "It's not totally out of whack."
Just two years ago, Stockton soaked up more than 16 inches of rain for the year despite getting barely three-quarters of an inch in January.
Before then you have to go back to 1973-74 to find another example of a dry January coupled with a wet year.
There is an upside to all of this. Stockton - which so often finds itself listed as one of the nation's most miserable, dangerous or polluted communities - was nowhere to be found on the latest list that came out Thursday: An Atlantic Cities piece called "These 8 Cities Have America's Crummiest Winters."
It was, after all, 65 degrees and sunny here.
Not bad for Jan. 31.
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I just joined Digital Camera because of this forum specially dedicated to Samsung, but on seeing that nothing has been posted here for over a month, I wonder whether any Samsung owners still check in here. If so, I would be very intested in others' experiences of their Samsungs.
I recently purchased a Samsung S85 and am delighted with it overall, but much disappointed with its "ASR" image stabilization. I was wondering whether any of you regularly use this feature and, if so, under what conditions you find it useful.
Also, are there any thoughts on the reason why the S630, S730, and S85 have all recently become so affordable? I noticed that the Canon A570 IS, which Amazon cites as the most popular digital on the market today, has also taken a big drop in price. Maybe digital cameras are going the same way as cheaper and cheaper memory cards.


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For many agencies, including the CIA and NSA, another step in the clearance process is the polygraph, the lie detector. The federal government polygraphs about 70,000 people a year in connection with security clearances.
What portion of the polygraph process that isn't shrouded in movie drama is classified, but the basics are simple; even TV's Mythbusters show looked into it. The process is based on the belief that when one fibs one's body involuntarily expresses stress in the form of higher blood pressure, changes in pulse, breathing and perspiration rate. Those things can be precisely monitored. Did you ever steal anything? No? That's a lie– see here, your heart rate went up 15 percent when you answered.
The reality is much more complex. Though I have never been polygraphed, I have spoken with many government employees who have been. Here's what they had to say.
The whole polygraph experience is set up as a mind game . Subjects can be kept waiting a long time, or left in a too-cold or too-hot room, and interviews can be scheduled and then canceled to create stress. A planted staffer in the waiting room can tell the applicant they are being watched, even make a comment such as "You shouldn't read that kind of magazine while waiting, they judge that too." There may be mirrors, real or imagined two-way viewing panels. This is referred to as the pre-test. It sets the stage.
Some say that the presence of the polygraph machine itself may be mostly for show, and the real nuts and bolts of the process are actually just clever manipulation and interrogation techniques as old as dirt. An awful lot of information obtained via a polygraph has nothing to do with the needles and dials per se, but the applicant's fear of them and belief that they "work." Polygraphers are allowed considerable freedom in style, and some get more into role-playing than others.
That said, most polygraphers will first establish baseline readings with irrelevant questions– "Is your name John?" Yes. "Is your name Micheal?" No. He will try and put the subject at ease, asking softball questions such as "Do you plan to tell the truth today?" Nobody can answer no honestly (it is believed) and this helps create a trusting atmosphere where the polygrapher assures the subject that everyone has told little lies and his job is to sort those out from the "big" ones. The polygrapher will also likely point out things on the charts or "explain" the details of his work; the goal is to plant the idea in the subject's head that the machine is an accurate way to detect lies. This sets up the next phase.
The polygrapher will have reviewed the background investigation results and slowly move into the meat of the interview, asking both broad questions– "Do you have a drinking problem?" and specific ones– "Then why did you have this DUI in March 2003?" Many times the got ya' question, including a why or when or who, is really a way to play off the applicant's fear and get her to talk. Look at the sequence above. It is unlikely that someone will admit to a drinking problem, yet the next query is about an actual DUI. The applicant's natural inclination will be to explain, to talk about the DUI, all the time knowing her answer is being run through a "lie detector." Often the applicant will self-incriminate.
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Vintage Children's Chair Exhibit
Partners & Spade in New York City is hosting a swoon-worthy exhibition of vintage children's chairs. A mini Bertoia? An authentic Alvar Aalto? Sign me up.
Of course (of course), they are for sale. Alas, the price I thought was $24.00? Correction, that's $2,400. Still, it's instructive. Maybe you will discover one of these in your attic, or at the local church sale. Oh that I could squish my tush into these.
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Pot sales date to 2008 in Tuesday NH raidsBy PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 25. 2014 9:16PM
MANCHESTER — Five raids in Manchester Tuesday connected to a multimillion-dollar marijuana ring in New Hampshire have their roots in an investigation that started more than six years ago.
According to court records on file in U.S. District Court in Concord, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration opened an investigation into a drug ring in March 2008 after Oklahoma State Police stopped a Toyota Tundra with New Hampshire license plates being driven by Brandon Anderson in Reno, Okla.
When the Toyota was searched, police recovered $2,001,550 in cash in vacuum-sealed bags hidden in the door panel and rear wall of the Tundra. Anderson briefly cooperated with law enforcement, telling investigators the money was from the distribution of drugs and that he had agreed to transport the cash from New Hampshire to California.
Anderson indicated he received directions from "Buddy," identified by law enforcement officials as Jeffrey Colgrove of Canada, and "Goofy," identified as Steven Sarti, also a Canadian citizen.
The DEA's investigation identified a "Drug Trafficking Organization" (DTO) centered in Canada and run by Colgrove that was responsible for distributing marijuana in the United States. The marijuana drug proceeds were transported to Canada and California. In California, the money was used to buy multi-kilogram quantities of cocaine that was brought back to the Granite State and then smuggled into Canada.
Manchester Police Chief David J. Mara said Tuesday's arrests were made on federal warrants and included charges related to drugs, guns and gambling.
One of the five separate raids was at 366 Arah St., a single-family home owned by Alkis Nakos according to the city's online assessors' database,
An affidavit by New Hampshire State Police Trooper James R. Norris on file in federal court says investigators used confidential sources to learn that Nakos received about 100 to 200 pounds of marijuana each week from June 2008 through June 2009, which brought in between $3 million and $5 million.
Norris wrote that although numerous people were arrested and prosecuted for drug-related offenses in 2009 and 2010, Nakos and many people associated with him were not. Norris said it still was believed that Nakos, along with others in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New York and Canada, continued dealing marijuana.
And, the trooper wrote, investigators believed Nakos and Kosmas Koustas obtained the marijuana from a Massachusetts man, Dean Sieger, who distributed it from a residence in the Worcester and Millbury, Mass., area and served as a middleman or courier for the Canadian DTO. Koustas' alleged connection to the drug ring was initiated through Nakos, according to court documents.
The marijuana, Norris said in his sworn statement, was then distributed in New Hampshire by Koustas; Nakos; Charles Fowle and his brother, Frank Fowle; Jeremy Blevens; Christopher Ranfos; William Swanson; Kristopher Venturini and his brother, Jonathan Venturini, and John Horne.
The DEA and state police focused a new investigation on Nakos and Koustas in 2012 and used confidential informants to buy marijuana from various individuals involved in the alleged ring, according to court records.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge Joseph LaPlante in May initially authorized the arrest of 13 people connected to the drug ring including Nakos, Koustas, Sieger, Juan Rodriguez Sanchez, the Fowle brothers, Marc Guillemette, Blevens, Ranfos, Swanson, Kristopher Venturini, Horne and Michael Graydon.
Later, arrest warrants were issued for Jonathan Handschumaker and Jonathan Venturini, Kristopher Venturini's brother.
Mara would not say who was arrested.
Nakos previously was convicted of drug trafficking and spent seven years in prison.
He was on parole in 2006 when he was targeted in a drive-by shooting.
He was not injured in the incident, which shattered two windows on his car, but he was the one that ended up back in prison on a parole violation for refusing to allow parole officers to search the premises where he was living at that time.
Mara referred all questions concerning the raids to U.S. Attorney John Kacavas. Theresa A. Leppard, public information officer in the U.S. Attorney's Office, said a news conference is to be held Monday afternoon in the Concord office concerning the case.
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The Youngstown Business and Professional Association will hold a St. Patrick's Day kick-off event, Saturday, March 16, at noon, in honor of the late Neil Riordan.
Join the YBPA, Youngstown trustees, local musicians and area residents on the corner of Main and Lockport streets beginning at noon. Participants will parade their way from the Jug to Brennan's to kick off a "very green weekend" in the village.


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The south-coast region of Brighton and Hove in the UK is a creative hub of media industries, artistic outlets, students and eclectic individuals. WAN can vouch for this seeing as our Editorial Offices are a stone's throw from the glorious Brighton Royal Pavilion on the outskirts of the Lanes. What Brighton also has is a growing homeless population; a result of spiralling rent and housing prices.
Several years ago, Amsterdam looked to combat their own housing crisis by devising a plan to reuse shipping containers as studio apartments complete with kitchens, bathroom pods and some with green roofs. Unfortunately funding fell through for the project so the Brighton Housing Trust and developers QED are planning to transfer 36 of these shipping containers to the British coast for use in the Brighton and Hove area.
If approved by Brighton and Hove City Council, the containers would provide much-needed temporary housing for the homeless population while a long-term solution is sought. There are already a number of initiatives running in the area which give much-needed support to the local homeless population such as Phase One, a 52-bed hostel with an in-house life skills course called Programme for Change. The scheme has a Clinical Nurse who works with clients to tackle their alcohol dependencies and offers an ongoing programme to 'address the issues at the root cause of [clients'] homelessness'.
This latest temporary housing project is just one of many inventive ideas that we've featured over the years where shipping containers have been transformed into residential units or public facilities. Other examples include:
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Wild Mushroom Soup with Parmesan Toast
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A steaming bowl of this earthy and fragrant soup will delight the tastebuds. Served with parmesean toast it is a great start to any meal.
1 tbsp. finely chopped garlic
1 med. onion, finely chopped
1 1/2 lb. chanterelle, hedgehog, morel, bolete, or other mushrooms
2 tbsp. unsalted butter
1 tsp. whole dried marjoram leaves
2 cups chicken stock
2 cups beef stock
2 cups heavy cream or half-and-half
1 heaping tbsp. Dijon mustard
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Chopped chives, for garnish
Parmesan Toasts:
6 thin slices baguette or other crusty bread
Olive oil for brushing
1/2 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- In a large pot, sweat garlic, onions, and mushrooms in butter over low heat for at least 30 min. Place a piece of parchment paper or wax paper directly on top of ingredients, and cover the pot tightly to allow ingredients to release their moisture and flavor without evaporating the liquids.
- When mixture is softened and aromatic, add marjoram and stocks, turn up heat, and simmer gently for about 20 min.
- Puree mixture in blender or food processor until smooth. Return it to pot, raise the heat, and add cream, mustard, and salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with fresh chives.
Parmesan Toasts:
- Preheat oven to 450°F. Brush both sides of bread slices with olive oil. Place bread on a sheet pan and sprinkle each slice with generous amount of cheese. Toast in oven for 10 min. or until tops are golden and crispy.
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Heat-Up St. Louis, Inc., is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charity that focuses on helping area elderly and disabled people, and low-income families, with their delinquent heating bills in Missouri and Illinois in the St. Louis region, that began its operations in December 2000. 100% of all public and private donations go to helping the needy. Our diverse all-volunteer board of directors underwrite all administrative expenses related to the execution of each winter and summer program. Our mission is to provide utility counsel, referrals, heat (winter) and cooling (summer) grants to restore a primary home heating source during the winter and assist with air-conditioners, and payments on high electric bills in the summer for at-risk households.
The needy includes the working poor and those Americans who may be temporarily laid-off or often trapped in a economic crisis. Our charities provide a safety net in a region which often does not have enough federal, state or utility funds to help keep the needy connected to their utility services.
Being without heat in the winter and cooling in the summer has become a serious community-wide problem involving real health and safety issues. This is not just an urban issue, needy families in the burbs and rural areas also suffer with economic woes, and therefore are challenged by their local utility bills. Winter time is also a time period which has more home and apartment fires than any other time of the year. Often due to the fact that many people will use unsafe methods of heating their homes, including stealing natural gas, or electric, which is against the law.
Those qualified recipients of our funds would prefer to have the ability to pay. If they are seniors and the disabled, they are held hostage by high prescription and grocery bills. The utilities currently do not provide any special rates for them. The Heat-Up St. Louis and Cool Down St. Louis charities network with about 12 area qualified and professionally run community action and social service agencies in about 16 Missouri and Illinois counties, including the City of St. Louis. They use our grants to help supplement the needy's home energy bills. Our grants often are the sole life-line which keeps heat on in the winter and electricity on in the summer. Every cent donated goes towards helping the needy.
Tax-deductible donations are made by direct bank-mail contributions to Heat-Up St. Louis in care of UMB Bank, P.O. Box 868, St. Louis, MO 63188 and through various public special event fundraisers. Year-round you can also drop-off a donation to any teller at a Missouri and Illinois UMB Bank locations. Also individuals can remember the needy through their will, please see your attorney, and you can also charge it on our secured web site.
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Heat-Up St. Louis, Inc., is a year-round program. During the summer, Cool Down St. Louis focuses on providing cooling grants and public education to help families with small children, disabled and the elderly avoid heat deaths and illnesses. Because this is an ongoing program, most of the donations go almost immediately to our networking social service and community action agencies in Missouri and Illinois.
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Heat-Up St. Louis is also committed to educating the public on utility consumer issues. In addition, the non-for-profit organization works with the media through sponsorships and public service announcements. Heat-Up St. Louis is currently working with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and its Community Matters program. In addition, the St. Louis American and Suburban Journals provide ongoing public service display advertisements.
Please review other sections for media sponsorships and support. You may request in advance to inspect our IRS forms 1023, and 990 by coming to our donated office space ( must call first) during regular volunteer business hours. If you need energy assistance, utility counsel or referrals — from Missouri or Illinois call our Resource Hotline, during regular volunteer business hours, at 314-241-7668. We can not respond to energy assistance inquiries over the Internet. Our Resource Hotline is supported by a multi-voice mail system during overloads or when a volunteer is not available. Thank you.


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MONTRÉAL, QUÉBEC--(Marketwire - Nov. 27, 2012) - The Farha Foundation, Quebec's leading HIV/AIDS fundraising organization, brings the ÇA MARCHE 2012 campaign to a close by paying tribute to those that have been touched by this terrible disease. In recognition of World AIDS Day on December 1, 2012, the Farha Foundation invites everyone to partake in five minutes of silence online.
"Despite the inclement weather, our walk on September 30 was successful and we continue our efforts to engage our community as this campaign comes to a close. The Farha Foundation is the first in Quebec to request five minutes of silence online to support HIV/AIDS awareness and we are very proud of this," states Linda Farha, Farha Foundation Spokesperson. "This eco-friendly initiative takes place primarily through social media, and the hashtag "#5MinutesForAIDS" was created for everyone to share on Twitter. We are doing what we can to sensitize everyone about this terrible disease that affects some 20,000 men, women and children in Quebec alone. Social media allows us to reach a broad audience at once including our youth in hopes that we may educate them."
On December 1 from 12:00 p.m. to 12:05 p.m. EST, the Farha Foundation will ask everyone to refrain from engaging in any online conversation including tweeting, posting, emailing or texting in recognition of 20 years of tireless work in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Unity creates strength, and it's by combining forces that we can one day see an end to this disease. Please click on the following link to pledge your commitment to this initiative and five minutes of silence online:
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"Fandango! An Evening in Old California," a fundraiser for the Los Altos History Museum, drew a large crowd to the museum's grounds July 14.
The event celebrated California's rancho heritage by re-creating the traditional fandango – a lively Spanish dance.
In old California, the chance to meet, mingle and marry – or do business – was severely limited by distance, according to Kristin Morris, museum collections specialist.
"The answer to the problem … was to gather for significant occasions a few times a year around a birth, wedding, the arrival of a new neighbor or the departure of an old one," she said. "Their social network was a weeklong party with food, wine and the fandango."
Recipes from former Los Altos resident Jacqueline Higuera McMahan's cookbook, "California Rancho Cooking: Mexican and Californian Recipes" (Sasquatch Books, 2003), served as guides for food preparation. McMahan, a resident when Los Altos was still largely orchards, returned for the event. Entertainment included live music from the period, and guests added to the ambience by dressing in period costume.
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