LambertsOnline: 2008-04-27

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Troy City Council Regular Meeting Agenda — 6/2/08

Links to individual agenda items can be found at…
http://www.troymi.gov/Council/Meetings/CurrentAgenda.aspx

The complete agenda can be downloaded by clicking the link below.
http://www.troymi.gov:85/LibertyIMS::/User=WebUser;Pwd=WebUser;sys=City%20Of%20Troy&Cmd=GetRawDocument;Folder=%2338;Doc=152e

Senior Men’s Club Hosts Meeting with Troy’s City Manager

From the City's Community Affairs Department...

One of the Community Center’s newest organizations, the Senior Men’s Club, is hosting a meeting with Troy’s City Manager Phil Nelson on Tuesday, June 10 at 10 am. The event, open to both men and women, will allow residents of Troy to learn more about their City and have questions answered. This event will be held in the Senior Dining Room at the Community Center. Coffee will be served.

The Senior Men’s Club meets monthly and organizes activities such as speakers, luncheons, golf trips, sporting events and much more. Those interested in joining can call 248.524.3484 and ask to have their name placed on Activity # 138973A, or simply attend the June 10 event. The Troy Community Center is located at 3179 Livernois.

Friday, May 30, 2008

Outdoor Sprinkler Restrictions Take Effect 6/5/08

See the information contained in the news release at...
http://www.troymi.gov/CommunityAffairs/PressRelease/SprnklerRestrictions.htm

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/30/08

TROY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Charles T. Craft, Chief of Police
500 W. Big Beaver, Troy, Michigan 48084
248-524-3443

Community Services Section
Lt. Gerard Scherlinck 524-3447
Sgt. Robert Kowalski 524-3448

DAILY MEDIA CRIME SHEET
May 30, 2008

Senator Obama to Campaign at Troy High School on Monday

On Monday, June 2, 2008, United States Senator Barack Obama will host a town hall meeting at Troy High School.

While in Troy, I hope that Senator Obama will have time to observe what a marvelous City we have here in Troy. He can contrast it with the corruption and "machine" politics of Chicago and Detroit. In fact, why isn't he paying a visit to Detroit? And, why didn't he campaign in Michigan during the Presidential Primary in January?

For event details, click on "more."

Anuzis Comments on Detroit Chamber's Mackinac Conference

Michigan GOP Chairman Saul Anuzis comments on the 2008 Mackinac Island Conference below...

DETROIT CHAMBER...starts their meeting on Mackinac Island today as leaders from around the state gather to discuss policy issues. Attorney General Mike Cox, Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop and House Republican Leader Craig DeRoche led the Republican contingency on the island.

CHAMBER OPENING SESSION...JUST MORE OF THE SAME...they discussed "bi-partisanship" and the idea of looking for solutions that first appeared to all require bigger government, more revenues, which means more taxes. And oh yeah, by the way, there needs to be some structural reforms as well. I felt like I sat through a session of a failed Democratic Party Platform committee session where Governor Granholm was going to promise to "blow us away"...again. No one represented the taxpayers...the guys who pay the bills for all these great ideas.

If you rob Peter to pay Paul, you can usually count on Paul's support. Taxpayers beware.

BUSINESS LEADERS vs NGO'S...several times throughout the afternoon and evening the observation was made to "find" any entrepreneurs or job providers in the group. If it wasn't for the board members, the conference participants seem to reflect more and more those who need or want government or private sector support and/or more government and top down solutions. The taxpayers, job providers, and entrepreneurs were grossly under-represented.

Back in my former days as a staff person at the Michigan Chamber (over 20 years ago!), I was often dismayed by the big government preferences of the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/29/08

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/28/08

Spotlight on Troy — 5/26/08

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Monday, May 26, 2008

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/26/08

Memorial Day 2008

By Joseph Morrison Skelly...

...In Mike Spann’s gallantry resides a lesson for us to consider as we commemorate Memorial Day. While he died with honor, what is now incumbent upon us is to live with honor. By so doing, we will venerate his sacrifice, as well as the memory of countless men and women extending back to the Revolutionary War who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. How to live with honor is a path we must blaze each in our own personal way. Fortunately, wellsprings exist that we may draw upon for guidance. One of them is the example set by Mike Spann himself. As his wife, Shannon, poignantly recalled at his funeral in Arlington Cemetery, “Mike is a hero not because of the way he died, but because of the way he lived. Mike was prepared to give his life in Afghanistan because he already gave his life to us everyday at home.” In the soul of this one warrior we can discern the meaning of Memorial Day...

Read the entire article at...
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MWUzMzJiMTUxYzhhODlmMDA1OTgwMTYwZTQzZjkyMzE=

Sunday, May 25, 2008

City Council Web Cast Items

City Administration has added a new feature on the City website. You can now watch featured segments of past City Council meetings. For example, you can watch deliberations over the adoption of the 2008-09 City Budget.

To see more, go to...
http://www.troymi.gov/Council/Meetings/Archive.aspx

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Update on New Lawn Watering Rules

I was able to open up the agenda item on the lawn watering ordinance. It appears that it will only apply to those with automatic sprinkler systems and limit watering to the hours of 11 pm to 5 am.

Read more at... http://www.troymi.gov:85/LibertyIMS::/User=WebUser;Pwd=WebUser;sys=City%20Of%20Troy&Cmd=GetRawDocument;Folder=%2338;Doc=14f8

Friday, May 23, 2008

New Lawn Watering Rules

At the May 19th Council Meeting, an ordinance was adopted that limits lawn watering within the City. I tried to pull up the ordinance language from the City's website. Once again, I'm unable to access Council agenda items that would provide the information on the time specifications. Maybe someone on City Council or in City Administration can find out what the problem is with Internet access to Council agendas?

According to yesterday's Troy Times, the ordinance was adopted on a 5 to 2 vote.

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Locks of Love Event at Oakland Mall

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/22/08

Senator Joseph Lieberman: Democrats and Our Enemies

How did the Democratic Party get here? How did the party of Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman and John F. Kennedy drift so far from the foreign policy and national security principles and policies that were at the core of its identity and its purpose? Beginning in the 1940s, the Democratic Party was forced to confront two of the most dangerous enemies our nation has ever faced: Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. In response, Democrats under Roosevelt, Truman and Kennedy forged and conducted a foreign policy that was principled, internationalist, strong and successful.

Read more at...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121132806884008847.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Economist Sees Good Prospects for Recovery in 2009

Last week, my job at Central Corporate Credit Union (CenCorp) took me to Grand Rapids to assist with running our Expo booth and hospitality suite at the Michigan Credit Union League's Annual Convention and Exposition.

At this event, CenCorp also sponsors the Economic Issues Luncheon. The guest speaker was Federal Reserve Economist Dr. Sam Kahan. Kahan said he foresees slow growth — or perhaps even a small contraction — in U.S. GDP in the remaining three quarters of the year, followed by an expansion at a modest 2.5 percent pace in 2009.

Read more at...
http://www.mcul.org/News_Article_888.html?id=2438

University of Detroit Mercy State of the Market Symposium

You are cordially invited to the 2008 "State of the Market" Symposium

9 a.m. - Noon

Saturday, June 7, 2008

Macomb University Center
44575 Garfield Road, UC-1
Clinton Township, Michigan

Featured speakers include:

Joseph A. Weglarz, senior lecturer at UDM
"Opening Remarks"

Donald R. Byrne, professor at UDM and adjunct professor at Walsh College
"U.S. Financial Services Industry: Engine of Economic Development OR One of the Last Refuges of the Robber Barons"

Paul Buckles, financial representative at the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
"Investing Basics: Learning to Invest with Confidence"

Margaret Anderson, adjunct faculty at Macomb Community College
and Joseph G. Budd, vice president of investments and CFP©
and Louis J. Melone, vice president of investments and CFP© of Smith Barney
"The Coming of the Greatest Financial Crisis in American History"

David R. Breuhan, vice president and portfolio manager at Gregory J. Schwartz and Company, Inc.
"Capital Markets Overview"

Seating is limited!! Please RSVP to Lonni Cranon at 586-263-6232.
This event is sponsored by the University of Detroit Mercy, Department of Economics, Macomb University Center, Clinton Township, Michigan and the UDM Center, Michigan Council on Economic Education

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/21/08

New BZA Officers 2008-09

Last night, we elected our new Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Chairman: Matt Kovacs

Vice Chairman: Glenn Clark

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

NBC News "Edits" President Bush

I received the email below from the Republican Mayors and Local Officials organization...

MEGYN KELLY: The White House is not at all happy with NBC News. In an unusual move, the Administration is calling the network's story reporting on its recent interview with President Bush, "utterly misleading and irresponsible." The controversy is over the President's answer to a question asked by an NBC reporter about the President's policies when it comes to negotiating with Iran and Barack Obama. The White House says there is a difference between what the President said to that reporter and what NBC viewers actually saw. Here's the interview as it appeared on NBC Nightly News. [ Fox News' "America's Newsroom," 5/20/08 ]

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/20/08

Make Your Comments on the May 19 City Council Meeting

My new blog allows readers to comment on any issue. So, click the link below to comment on the May 19 City Council meeting.

(I do reserve the right to edit inappropriate comments.)

Monday, May 19, 2008

Spotlight on Troy — 5/19/08

Click anywhere on the image below to view this week’s “Spotlight on Troy.”

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Troy Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting Agenda --- 5/20/08

The agenda can be found by clicking...
http://www.troymi.gov/committees/Agendas/Zoning/Zoning20080520.pdf

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Prince Caspian

We went to the theater earlier today to see the new Narnia movie, "Prince Caspian." We enjoyed it! I really liked the battle scenes.

Troy City Council Regular Meeting Agenda — 5/19/08

Links to individual agenda items can be found at…
http://www.troymi.gov/Council/Meetings/CurrentAgenda.aspx

Once again, there is a problem with downloading the complete agenda. When I click on the link on the City's website it responds with the message "File Damaged."

Friday, May 16, 2008

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/16/08

River Day 2008 Clean Up

From Troy's Community Affairs Department...

River Day, the annual celebration of the Clinton River’s fantastic resources, has been set for Saturday, June 7 from 9 am-1 pm at Jaycee Park, on Long Lake between Rochester and John R. The City is continuing its tradition of helpful activities for adult and student volunteers who want to maintain and improve the natural balance of the Clinton River.

Be sure to wear your yard work clothes! Participants will be putting in native plants along the streambank, removing invasive species, performing woody debris management, picking up litter and more. A free barbecue lunch will be served to all volunteers.

“Taking part in River Day gives us all the opportunity to make a small difference in our local ecosystem which improves the overall health of the environment,” Jennifer Lawson, the City's Environmental Specialist, said.

The Community Center is located at 3179 Livernois. Volunteers should park register at the picnic shelter in the back of the park. Register by calling Jennifer Lawson at 248.524.3381.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

First Statue of Margaret Thatcher in the U.S.

In the midst of commencement activities last weekend, Hillsdale College unveiled the first statue in the United States of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

It's hard to believe that this is the first. Well done, Hillsdale!

Read more at...
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MTk4M2JjNmQyMDg1MjMyYjliZDMyNjBjOTFlNzJiNGI=
http://www.hillsdale.edu/admissions/news/news_story.asp?iNewsID=1014&strBack=/Default.asp

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/15/08

Public Invited to Discuss Museum Expansion

From Troy's Community Affairs Department...

Residents are invited to an opportunity to meet with architects and site planners from Hopkins Burns Design Studios and JJR, who are developing the new site plan for the expanded Troy Museum. This event, entitled “Greening the Village Green,” will be held on Wednesday, May 28, from 6-8 pm in the Old Troy Church.

Discussion will revolve around LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) technologies that can be utilized during the museum expansion to create a more sustainable, energy efficient facility. Many of these technologies can also be utilized in businesses and homes in order to create an environmentally-friendly existence that future generations will be able to enjoy as well.

This event is free and open to the public. Registration is recommended. Please call 248.524.3570 to reserve your spot. The Troy Museum is located at 60 W. Wattles Rd. (NW corner of Wattles and Livernois). For more information, call Loraine Campbell at 248.524.3301.

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/14/08

Salute Our Veterans at the 2008 Troy Memorial Day Observance

From Troy's Community Affairs Department...

Take a few moments to honor and remember all the men and women who served our country, and are currently serving around the world. The City of Troy hosts its annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 26 at 11 am at Veterans Memorial Plaza in front of Troy City Hall (500 W. Big Beaver Road).

Join others to honor veterans with memorializing speeches, music and reflection. Dr. Paul Rogers, Executive Director of Research at the Tank Automotive Research, Development, and Engineering Center, will be the keynote speaker.

The ceremony will also include the dedication of new veteran memorial bricks and the laying of a Memorial Wreath. It concludes with the raising of colors, a moment of silence and the benediction.

The public is welcome to attend. The ceremony will last approximately one hour. For more information, contact the Community Affairs Department at 248.524.1147.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Comments on Last Night's City Council Meeting?

I'm taking a class on Monday nights through June so I was unable to view the meeting on WTRY.

My new blog allows readers to comment on any issue. So, click the link below to comment on the May 12 City Council meeting.

(I do reserve the right to edit inappropriate comments.)

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/13/08

Spotlight on Troy — 5/12/08

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Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/12/08

Bosnic Announces Candidacy

Mike Bosnic has made it official. It looks like he's assembled a broad group of supporters.

Clawson School Board President Mike Bosnic has announced his candidacy for Oakland County Commission in District 19, which is comprised of a portion of Troy and all of Clawson. Republican Chuck Palmer formerly held the seat. The announcement was made at a reception for Bosnic hosted by Rep. Marty Knollenberg at his home in Troy.

If elected, Bosnic would also continue his position on the Clawson School Board, as he was recently re-elected to a four year term. Oakland County Republican leadership is united behind Bosnic, who has already received campaign contributions from Chuck Palmer, Sen. John Pappageorge, Rep. Marty Knollenberg, Commissioners David Potts and Robert Gosselin, and Republican members of the Troy City Council and Oakland County Commission.

Sunday, May 11, 2008

Friends of the Troy Public Library to Hold Annual Meeting

From Troy Community Affairs Department...

The Friends of the Troy Public Library invites the public to attend their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, May 14 at 6:30 pm in the Library Meeting Room. The guest speaker will be Michele Hodges from the Troy Chamber of Commerce , speaking on “The Troy Business Community and the Troy Public Library.”

The meeting will also cover Library Survey results and board elections. Refreshments will be served. The Friends of the Troy Public Library work together to support, supplement, and improve Library programs and services.

The Troy Public Library is located at 510 West Big Beaver Road.

Happy Mothers Day 2008!

A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America...

On Mother's Day, we honor the grace, wisdom, and strength of our mothers, and we celebrate the special bonds shared between mothers and their children.

Mothers work tirelessly to help their children build healthy and successful lives. Through their positive examples and countless acts of kindness, mothers teach the values of generosity and compassion and the importance of family and community. As President Ronald Reagan said, "From our mothers, we first learn about values and caring and the difference between right and wrong." By providing a nurturing environment where their children can grow in confidence and character, mothers lay the foundation for the next generation of Americans to realize their full potential.

Our Nation is grateful for the sacrifices mothers make every day and for the unconditional love they give their children. We are especially thankful for the mothers who support their sons and daughters serving in our Armed Forces and for the mothers who bring honor to the uniform of the United States by defending our freedom at home and abroad.

Every child blessed with a mother's love has been given one of life's great gifts. On this Mother's Day, we recognize the extraordinary contributions America's mothers make to their children, their families, and our country.

To honor mothers, the Congress, by a joint resolution approved May 8, 1914, as amended (38 Stat. 770), has designated the second Sunday in May each year as "Mother's Day" and has requested the President to call for its appropriate observance. May God bless mothers across America on this special day and throughout the year.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim May 11, 2008, as Mother's Day. I encourage all Americans to show their gratitude and love to mothers for making a difference in the lives of their children, families, and communities. I call upon citizens to observe this day with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eight, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-second.

GEORGE W. BUSH

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Troy City Council Regular Meeting Agenda — 5/12/08

Links to individual agenda items can be found at...
http://www.troymi.gov/Council/Meetings/CurrentAgenda.aspx

The complete agenda can be downloaded at...
http://www.troymi.gov:85/LibertyIMS::/User=WebUser;Pwd=WebUser;sys=City%20Of%20Troy&Cmd=GetRawDocument;Folder=%2338;Doc=14ae

Kimberley A. Strassel: A Louisiana Lesson for the GOP

Another good opinion piece by Kimberley A. Strassel.

Here are her concluding remarks...

...With Democrats actively recruiting conservative candidates, it's no longer good enough for the GOP names to fall back on cultural credentials, to demagogue immigration, or to simply promise lower taxes. Voters care about the size of government, but they are equally worried about the cost of doctor visits and gas prices. The winners will be those who explain the merits of a private health-care reform, who talk about vouchers, who push for energy production. And given its reputation on ethics, it's clear the GOP has to recruit Mr. Cleans, who also make voters believe they are more interested in solving problems than bringing home pork. Mr. Jenkins's defeat says little about how Republicans will fare in defining Mr. Obama or local competitors this fall. It says plenty about how the GOP continues to define itself, and why it remains in trouble.

Read the whole article at... http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121029170064979347.html?mod=todays_columnists

Friday, May 9, 2008

Troy Police Department Memorial Day and Awards Ceremonies

From: Lieutenant Gerry Scherlinck,
Public Information Officer
248-524-3447
Fax 248-524-9023

The City of Troy Police Department will host its annual Police Memorial Day and Awards Ceremonies on Thursday, May 15, 2008. The Memorial Day Ceremony will take place in the circle drive at the main entrance to the Troy Police Department. This is different than in past years where the ceremony was held in front of City Hall. The ceremony will start at 10:00 a.m. In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony will be conducted inside the City Council Chambers. The Awards Ceremony will be held at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and Cultural Center at 11:00 a.m. St. Nick’s is located on the north side of Wattles, just east of Crooks Road in Troy.

City's Fleet Maintenance Supervisor Receives Honor

Congratulations to Sam Lamerato!

On Guard Online

"OnGuardOnline" provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you be on guard against Internet fraud, secure your computer, and protect your personal information.

Check it out at... http://onguardonline.gov/index.html

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/8/08

TROY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Charles T. Craft, Chief of Police
500 W. Big Beaver, Troy, Michigan 48084
248 524-3443

Community Services Section
Lt. Gerard Scherlinck 524-3447
Sgt. Robert Kowalski 524-3448

DAILY MEDIA CRIME SHEET
May 8, 2008

From "The Right to be Wrong"

From pages 146-147 of the “The Right to be Wrong” by Kevin Seamus Hasson...

We can each recognize the other's freedom without surrendering our own allegiance to the truth. We're free to insist that others are wrong for the same reason they're free to insist that we are. The truth is, we each have the right to be wrong.

In addition to reading Hasson's book, check out his organization "The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty."

Troy Police Crime Report --- 5/7/08

More on the "Labyrinth at the Civic Center"

A regular reader of my blog sent me an email in response to my post on May 4th "Why Not a Labyrinth at the Civic Center?"

The reader's question was: "Care to expound on your thoughts regarding this a bit?"

You can read the original post at...
http://lambert-blog.com/2008/05/04/why-not-a-labyrinth-at-the-civic-center/

I will prepare a more in-depth response, but here's a hint. Purchase and read "The Right to be Wrong" by Kevin Seamus Hasson.

You can get more information on Hasson's book at http://www.encounterbooks.com/books/righttobewrong/

Monday, May 5, 2008

Spotlight on Troy — 5/5/08

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Biggby Coffee Franchise Seminar

Here's a subtle plug for Biggby's Coffee. There's one located near my office in Southfield. Maybe someone will look into starting one in Troy!

Click on "more" below to check into franchise opportunities.

Or go to...
http://view.exacttarget.com/?j=fe6615727767007e7310&m=ff3512707164&ls=fdec1175776000747113727c&l=fe891576736c027477&s=fe7115717064057f7510&ju=fe3515747062057e751171

Why Not a Labyrinth at the Civic Center?

According to the Troy Eccentric, the Troy Interfaith Group is constructing a labyrinth on the grounds of Northminster Presbyterian Church.

Read the complete article at...
http://www.hometownlife.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080501/NEWS22/805010443&SearchID=73316665703351

I think this would have been a great project for placement on the Troy Civic Center grounds. If well-constructed, it would have been an interesting contribution to public art. It would also recognize the various ethnic and religious groups that call Troy their home. I wonder why no one thought of this?

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Troy City Council Study Session — 5/5/08

There’s another budget study session on Monday at 7:30 pm. The Proposed Fiscal Year 2008/09 Annual Budget is not available on the web.

Friday, May 2, 2008

Strassel on Indiana Taxes and the Presidential Election

Good commentary by Kimberley A. Strassel in today's Wall Street Journal.

Here are a couple of excerpts...

As Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton pick through this state's primary results come Tuesday, the last person on their minds will be Bart Peterson. Yet the Peterson ghost may well come looking for the eventual Democratic nominee. Mr. Peterson was, until recently, the popular Democratic mayor of this fine city. Then voters went to the polls in November and threw him out in favor of an unknown and underfunded Republican. It was among last year's biggest political upsets, and marked the first time in 40 years Indianapolis voters had canned a sitting mayor. The source of their anger? Taxes. In particular, the county's income tax rate, which Mr. Peterson raised to 1.65% from 1%. Coming into an election year with a 75% approval rating and a mountain of campaign cash, Mr. Peterson thought he could risk the tax-hiker label. He felt further bolstered by his argument that the tax was earmarked for crime fighting. He squeaked his levy through in July; by November he'd been washed out on a tide of outrage. Indiana isn't alone in its tax discontent. As the economy has slowed and home values have slipped, state and local governments have been raising taxes to cover revenue shortfalls. This has squeezed middle-class households, just as surely as higher gas and food prices, or rising medical costs. Voters last year responded by shooting down tax-and-spend proposals in Oregon, New Jersey, Iowa, Washington and North Carolina. Voters in the Hoosier State are near revolt, last year throwing out 21 mayors in primaries, many for failing to stem out-of-control property taxes...

...Republican nominee John McCain's challenge is to bring the risk home to voters. This will involve moving beyond the broad Republican antitax line into a more specific message, one that outlines the dangers of any tax hikes at a time of economic stress. The campaign has started to do this; staffers no longer publicly talk about the need to "make permanent the Bush tax cuts," a line that falls flat with voters of all stripes. Instead, Mr. McCain is linking higher taxes with wasteful spending, and stressing that Democrats are threatening the biggest tax increases in history, ones that are certain to hit average voters in some form or another. The evidence from Indiana is that more than a few voters are ripe to hear that message.

Read the complete story at... http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120968339769161033.html?mod=todays_columnists

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