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i was in el paso doing reporting. figured he wasn't going to be around. he shows up for the women's rally. i went to his house and he was out on the front porch. i waved him over. he said, come in, meet the wife and kids. that's how i met him. this is before the oprah interview. i got to see him with his hair down really. it was a sunday afternoon. there he was, just a regular guy doing his thing with the kids. there's an unvarnished, real, down to earth character there. the question is how will he be politically defined? how will he define himself? he's undefined now like a charisma candidate. the grassroots democratic party want some of that and also somebody who's got meat on his bones. we have to find out what it is. >> i think it is deliberately undefined.
>> right. >> that was a question i had from the article. this consistent stream. talking about how he took off as a canada data indidate in texas. he said, i went in to speeches unprepared and something came to me. how much is genuine? >> very. i have met lots of political people. john edwards, hillary clinton. you get a sense there is a backstage to them, you know? there is a sense that they are thinking about what they're going to say. he's off the cuff, happening in the moment. there is a realness to him. now, how will it translate on the national stage? we don't know that. his connection with people was something that even surprised him, that he had been gifted with this connection, this retail sort of politician skill. now he has to figure out how to turn it into something. you're right though.
i think the longer he can stay undefined, the better it is for him perhaps. >> in a profile piece by definition, it is about the subject. >> right. >> and the subject knows it is about the subject. the subject talks about himself. but it's been pointed out by pundits this morning at some point he has to pivot to talk about the other people. what was your impression of that? >> you mean other candidates? >> no. in your piece and maybe it's the way it's written is he starts with here's why i'm jazzed, i was born to do this as opposed to when i'm out there i hear desperate people. >> we not me. >> i started to talk to him about issues and said what do you think are the big issues. he said the number one issue i heard going around was health care. he went to rural texas. his skill set seems to be he can go anywhere and try to connect with anybody. he's selling that.
he's saying i can go to areas where democrats don't typically go and i can connect, especially with women voters. he's like his mama raised him right. that's the vibe you get. he's got a folksy quality. whether he can -- politically in the spectrum of the candidates now he wants to split the difference between the bernie sanders grassroots and the joe biden centrists. he wants to basically cut them out. he's half their age practically. that's his sell. >> he seems very self-aware of his perceived weaknesses. in this case, the fact that he's a white male. >> he talks about it in the story. >> explain. >> well, it's obvious the democratic party, the reaction to trump is, hey, we are the diverse party. let's have a black woman. let's have a person of color,
another gender. i think that's also coming out of the disappointment of having hillary clinton losing in the last election. he realizes that's a weakness. his answer is i'll have a team that's diverse and reflects the country unlike the white house is overseeing now. he can't get over the fact he's a white man. he has to accept that part. he said in the piece, you will see. he's quoted saying, you know, if people feel they need to vote for a person of color or a woman, i get it. >> in the piece, you start it with, i think, a compelling moment. you got to spend time with his family including his three young kids. >> yeah. >> we don't have a full screen of this. his 8-year-old says, dad, if you run for president i'm going to cry all day. then beto o'rourke says, just the one day? the son says, every day. that's some of what he was weighing. the pressure from the kids. >> we picked up the kids from
school. i was with him. he and his wife were -- it looked like a typical family situation where it's a patchwork of figuring out who will pick the kids up. while this is happening he's taking phone calls about, hey, trump's coming, you have to do a rally. the kids were fully in on the conversation. it was obviously a rolling conversation that had been going on. with the reporter in the car, they were very happy to declare and you could see him like, oh, boy, here come the opinions. he rolls with it. that's his style. he wasn't going to try to pretend it wasn't happening. >> in terms of the framing of the election he talked about how he wants to run a positive campaign with proactive ideas, not just anti-trump, he kept telling you. >> yeah. >> however, he framed it as a "star wars"-like struggle against the evil empire or the battle for middle earth in the "lord of the rings." that appealed to me, but what
does he mean? can he battle against evil and remain positive? >> luke skywalker did it. i don't know. that's a question for me. in a primary where you don't have a boogie man to draw on energy. you don't have a cruz or a trump to energize. it's democrats versus democrats. how will he define himself in that? can he stay positive? there are people that doubt he can stay positive in a primary when he's getting attacked from all sides. that's something he'll work at in realtime and we'll watch it. >> joe hagan, good timing for the cover of "vanity fair." >> pure coincidence. >> you have the midas touch. >> it is a compelling read. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. there is a lot of other news today. developing overnight, new questions about what president trump talked about and directed
to his then acting attorney general about the investigation into michael cohen. zwro joining us now is jerry nadler. thank you very much for being with us, mr. chairman. >> you're welcome. >> before i get to the he said, he said on matt whitaker testifying before the committee, i want you to explain to people in your mind what is significant? why does it matter what president trump discussed with his then attorney general about the michael cohen investigation. >> what matters is if the president, in fact, discussed -- well, remember that jeff sessions was fired as attorney general for one reason only. he recused himself from involvement in the russia investigation. the president fired him for that reason. he said he wanted an attorney general who would personally protect him from the
investigation. then he appoints whitaker who had no visible qualifications for the job at that level except that he had commented very negatively on mueller's investigation. he went in there specifically so as not to be recused. so the question obviously and in the testimony yesterday when presented directly with an opportunity to deny the president talked to him about the michael cohen investigation he refused to deny it. he evaded a lot of questions. he talked about while he was attorney general for a brief period of time and he was only there for a few months, he was involved in discussions about firing u.s. attorneys, about the scope of the recusal by the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. our question is why was he doing these things? why was he interested in that? was the president talking to him? he didn't say he was. he refused to deny it.
this goes to the heart of our investigation which would be obstruction of justice and abuse of power. if he was possibly implicated that's a grave abuse of power. a grave obstruction of justice. we don't have the answers at this point. we got some answers yesterday, namely that whitaker refused to deny when presented the opportunity to do so. >> right. >> and talked about he was involved in the discussions about the southern district investigation. >> let me ask about "did not deny." did not deny he had conversations. what did he admit to discussing with the president? >> he didn't admit to discussing anything with the president. when presented with the opportunity, when asked by mr. collins at the end of the
interview if it was correct he had not spoken to the president about the cohen case, he said that had not been his testimony. so presented with a direct opportunity to deny he spoke to the president about it, he refused to do so. >> i understand the did not deny in the legal standard of that is something that could be discussed. do you have any evidence, p proactive evidence that he discussed it with the president? >> other than press reports of various people. we have talked to some people who said he had discussions with the president. >> this gets to michael cohen. the bigger issue is was the president involved with the investigation into michael cohen? that would be late. that would be in the winter of 2018. >> that's right. >> there were questions about the president's team and if they were trying to send signals to michael cohen in the early days of the investigation. cnn's gloria borger broke that
there was an intermediary between rudy giuliani and michael cohen who was hired by trump. costello was sending images. there is an e-mail where he says to cohen, i spoke with rudy, very, very, positive. you are loved. sleep well tonight. you have friends in high places. that's a lawyer who said he spoke to rudy giuliani. when you are told you have friends in high places, how do you take it? >> i take it as the president or people on his behalf may have been dangling the possibility of a pardon in front of mr. cohen to say to him, don't tell the truth. don't implicate the president. play the game right and you have friends in high places and you'll be okay, we'll give you a pardon. that, too, would be -- if
true -- a terrible obstruction of justice and abuse of power. this is why the committee is investigating questions of abuse of power and obstruction of justice. whitaker -- what's the word? he made it more -- he made it more possible to contemplate that the president was, in fact, involving himself in the cohen case and now we have reporting at the other end. all of this would be obstruction of justice. that's why we sent out 81 requests for testimony, for documents and why our committee has to investigate and get to the bottom of this. it's also why it is essential that when the mueller report comes out, the entire report and the evidence behind it be released certainly to congress and as much as possible to the
public. the justice department has taken the position that you can't indict a president just because he is a president no matter how much evidence you have. >> mr. chairman -- >> that being the case, congress is the only body that can hold the president accountable. we have to have the information and that's why we are doing the resolution. >> nancy pelosi said she's in no rush to impeach the president. >> that's a different question. >> it is. >> we don't have the facts now. >> i think we have discussed that quite a bit. i quawant to get your take. a former texas congressman beto o'rourke announced he's running for president. you served three terms with him in congress. what were your impressions of the then congressman? >> he was energetic. i didn't serve on committees with him. so i didn't get to know him well. he's energetic, forceful and sincere. those are my impressions of him. >> how important do you think
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the senate is expected to vote today on whether to block president trump's national emergency declaration for the border wall. five republicans said they will vote against the president. the white house has been trying to prevent further defections while the president this morning vows to veto this. joining us to discuss this and more we have democratic senator debbie stabanau and roy blunt. i look forward to the bipartisan effort you are working on. senator blunt, i want to start with you. you don't like how the president has done this. i read you said you don't like he's circumventing congress to get funding for the wall. how will you vote today? >> i am going to vote today. i'm going to talk about that this afternoon. right now we are talking about this. i have an ebola, serious disease
hearing after this and two or three other things. i will wait for that vote to occur this afternoon. i will explain my vote then. >> you don't want to give us a preview. >> no. >> come on. >> this would be a great opportunity on national tv. >> it would be. it's a better opportunity to talk about excellence in mental health. >> i promise we will. i love that topic. we do it all the time on "new day." i can't wait to hear your plans for mental health and addiction in particular. are you leaning toward -- >> no, no. the answer is i'm going to talk about it this afternoon. >> that's still your answer, okay. let me ask you this, hypothetically before we move on. rand paul, collins, murkowski, tillis and lee. have you hayward of other senators who may vote against it? >> i was with the president yesterday in the white house. he talked about trade and this
issue and other issues. i was glad to have the chance to talk directly to him about this. >> alisyn, just for the record, i will be voting for the resolution against the national emergency. we work together on so many wonderful things. i'm not sure how senator blunt will vote today. but i will support the resolution. >> to block it. understood. thank you very much for offering that. let's talk about your bipartisan bill. >> yes. >> you want to expand the 2014 act that did a lot towards helping mental health issues. what are you trying to improve upon? what still needs to be done, senator stabenow? >> well, this is a wonderful bipartisan effort. senator blunt and i are both very committed to make sure that mental health and addiction treatment is street edtreated ts physical health which is not the case now.
we have community funding for health care. both of us are deeply involved in continuing to fund health centers as well, leading the effort. when it comes to mental health or addiction, it is mostly grants. when the grant runs out, no more services. we got together, developed quality standards for behavioral health care in the community. we were able to get funding for eight demonstration states and have been, frankly, thrilled at the response we have seen in the last two years. so today we announced the next step to add funding for 11 more states. this is something broadly supported by law enforcement, by health and mental health care professionals, mayors and governors in the states. i know missouri senator blunt's state is one of the states that's doing a great job. >> well, i think, alisyn, too, what we are hoping to do with this and what we hoped to do when we started this effort in 2013 is to create a mountain of evidence of what happens when
you treat behavioral health like all other health. this is not a long-term desire for the federal government to become the funder of behavioral health. but a long-term effort to really show the states that when you treat behavioral health like all other health, frankly the other health challenges people have are so much easier to treat. we have seen it in our state, one of the eight pilot states. we need a couple more years of compiling information to make the case persuasive. frankly, i don't think any state that makes this decision will go backward on this decision. one, it is the right thing to do. i think we are also showing it's financially the smart thing to do as well. interestingly in the states where this started and started before we begin to deal with the opioid challenge, we have seen the incredible benefit of having access in our state at 200 different locations where if part of your addiction treatment
needs to be the behavioral health side of that. and that can't be over in two weeks, 14 days, 21 days which is the limit in most states that haven't been part of the early excellence effort. it is making a difference there as well. >> look, that will be music to the ears of so many people in the grips of addiction right now. senator stabenow, do you consider the opioid issue a national emergency? >> absolutely. right now overdoses are the leading cause of death for people under age 50. i should also mention one in five people will have a mental illness in their lifetime. so these are very serious. as senator blunt said, when we see them being treated as part of a health care system we actually are finding in the last two years it costs less than people think and people aren't going to jail because law enforcement doesn't know what to
do. part of it is 24-hour psychiatric emergency facilities. so people are getting treatment the way they should. people aren't sitting in emergency rooms, trying to figure out what to do and get help. they are getting quality help. it's saving lives. we just need to do this and demonstrate this across the country. >> senator blunt, would you rather millions of dollars go to this effort than building a wall? >> no. i'm actually for securing the border. i don't think that's the question. i think you hit on an interesting point there of what future presidents could consider to be a national emergency. >> national emergency, yep. >> we went to the floor the last day of october 2013 when we initially introduced this bill. it was the 50th anniversary of the last bill president kennedy signed which was the community mental health act. as we went through that bill together on the floor that day, it was obvious that the places that the bill anticipated would be closed and probably should
have been closed actually all were closed but it was just as ab use th obvious that the alternatives that 53 years ago or so that the country thought would become alternatives haven't been alternatives for most people. that's what we are trying to show in excellence in mental health. one in five people, as debbie said, the nih says has a diagnosable and almost always treatable mental health issue. 20% of the population has other health issues that are being dealt with better if you are seeing your doctor, taking your medicine, eating better, sleeping better. all the dialysis costs, hypertension, whatever that is are so much more easily dealt with. >> yeah. >> we're showing that doing the right thing actually is the smart thing financially as well. >> senator blunt, i want to ask you because you are on transportation quickly about the boeing 737 max 8. now the planes are grounded.
some believe it took too long for the u.s. to make the decision. at least 24 hours after other countries. you are having a hearing on tuesday. what are you trying to get to the bottom of? >> i don't know that we are having a hearing tuesday, but the commerce committee will have a hearing on this, i'm convinced. just to be sure we understand the process that went on at faa. also the process of how things are tested and checked. you know, boeing has a great defense footprint in missouri. it's an important part of our state. i think the president after talking to boeing yesterday made the right decision and fortunately made the right decision. we'll find out later how critical that decision was. there is no reason to have any unnecessary uncertainty when you are up in the sky or people you care about are up in the sky. you shouldn't have to worry about what plane they're on. this is a great airplane. we need to be sure we find if
this is a specific problem, that we find it was a problem and how to solve it. >> senator stabenow, do you think it took too long to ground the plane? >> i wish it had been done sooner. i'm glad they did it. i fly home every week. we are all on planes all the time as well as family members. it's very concerning. i found myselfing l looking at plane would i be on this weekend. >> right. >> i asked my staff to make sure i was not flying on that plane. if that was my reaction, i know that was the reaction of everybody else in the country. certainly in michigan. i'm glad they grounded the plane. sounds like it's fixable and they need to fix it quickly. >> right. >> you aren't alone. senators, thank you very much for covering this with us this morning. >> great to be with you. >> thank you. >> john? >> now that beto o'rourke is a 2020 candidate, what does that entry do to the overall race?
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breaking news this morning. former texas congressman beto
o'rourke joining the 2020 race for president. here is some of the video he shared with his social media followers a short time ago. >> this is going to be a positive campaign. it seeks to bring out the very best from every single one of us, that seeks to unite a very divided country. we are truly now, more than ever, the last great hope of earth. at this moment of maximum peril and maximum potential let's show ourselves and those who will succeed us in this great country just who we are and what we can do. >> joining us now is the former campaign manager for hilly for america, jeff zeleny and nia henderson, senior cnn political reporter. jeff, we have been pushing you for a date certain on the different candidates for a long time. i guess we can say this morning it is with beto. i wonder if he moved up his
announcement to this morning because of all the talk about joe biden and how you think this affects the field. >> i don't think he moved up his announcement. this is what they were planning. a couple weeks ago he said he hadn't made his decision. this is pretty much in step with him saying it would be the end of february. it will change the field at least initially. he's starting the race in iowa. he'll meet with voters. one thing we won't hear is a speech. he's not giving a campaign speech to lay out what he'd do with president. he's decided to try to go from small town to small town and meet voters one on one. i'm told by a variety of advisers as he was deciding how to do it that he wanted to sort of introduce himself on his own terms in the same way he ran for the texas senate. there is a lot of intrigue and
curiosity. there are questions about what does he stand for, what would he actually do as president? the pressure will be on him quickly to start filling in the gaps once his introduction and the emotional appeal is over. >> we talked to joe hagan about his "vanity fair" case and talked about the undefined positions and deliberately unorganized in a traditional campaign sense. in the "vanity fair" piece beto o'rourke says i don't have a team counting delegates invoking the politics not accessible by reason. almost no one thought there was a path in texas. i felt it. i knew there was. i knew with enough work, creativity and amazing people if i can meet them and bring them in we could do it. that's how he feels about this now. can you run a presidential campaign on feel? the delegates were important to you in 2016.
>> they are. unfortunately the delegates, the way they are allotted can be complicated. it doesn't always follow logic. sometimes you are winning contests but not racking up the delegates the way you like. hillary started by going to iowa and having one on one meetings. to get out there, sharpen the message. sounds like he's having a rally to announce the campaign in el paso later on. i don't think he needs to worry about that right now. there is a point for any candidate. the sanders campaign went through it. there is a lot of money coming in the primary moves quickly. you have to make decisions quickly about where and when to spend money. there is time. they can grow into it. >> nia, it is one of the big
debates is whether 2020 is the year of the white man or if there is a different desire in the country. he said he would make sure his campaign and administration would look like the country would have lots of people of color. he says i understand people to make a decision based on the fact almost every one of the presidents has been a white man. they want something different for the country. that's a legitimate basis upon which to make a decision. >> the big debate is about electability. if you look at folks talking about electability folks thought of as most electable are white men. if you look at the folks in the lead particularly in iowa so far are biden and bernie sanders. people say it's partly on name recognition which is certainly true. it also reflects the idea that a lot of democrats think joe biden
because he was vice president and also a white man could do better in michigan, ohio and pennsylvania and wisconsin. some of the voters who fled the party and voted for donald trump. the idea that whiteness and being male is a liability, i think, is ridiculous. i don't know in what sphere of american politics the idea that being a son of privilege as beto o'rourke is and also married to a daughter of privilege, that seems to me to be what it is which is a privilege. in some ways, we are down to his benefit in this race. we'll see. he can't be true that on the one hand being white is a liability. also somebody like joe biden is seemingly a frontrunner at this point and bernie sanders is burning up the airwaves in terms of being able to get attention and also fund raising and hear
beto o'rourke here, another white male seeming to be able to scramble the race. i think the idea that an african-american candidate is somehow privileged in this race is absurd. cory booker isn't leading any poles. elizabeth warren isn't leading any polls. >> beto o'rourke says, i understand if there is an appetite and if people want to vote based on that he understands it. you have looked at beto o'rourke's senate campaign in him as a candidate. one thing he did well in texas and one thing that could help him is run his race. worry about beto o'rourke. don't necessarily worry about donald trump. why is that important? >> one of the core challenges in 2016 and democrats and republicans certainly struggled with this in the 2016 primary is
when donald trump is in the picture you can't drive your own message. people forget out of a field of 16, trump ran them all over and never looked back. for someone to get out there, attract media attention around things they want to say is vital. we have seen some capacity from beto to do that. looking at the rollout the way we are talking about it. the "vanity fair" piece. it was all about beto o'rourke. it wasn't about donald trump. it wasn't about other candidates in the field. i'm interested to see what happens here. whoever we pick coming out of the primary will have the ability to drive a message. as we saw with trump and the republicans, it was the ability that got them through the primary itself and will make them successful in the general. >> thank you all very much. >> thanks.
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no politician in u.s. history experienced the same kind of rise, fall, comeback and then fall again as president richard nixon. cnn's four-part original series "tricky dick" explores the parallels between the nixon and trump presidencies. here's a preview. >> i don't give a god damn what the story is. >> richard nixon has lied
repeatedly. >> no reporter from "the washington post" is to ever be in the white house again. do you understand? >> the tougher it gets, the cooler i get. i have what it takes. >> impeach nixon now! >> i'm going to say this to the television audience. people have to know whether or not their president is a crook. well, i am not a crook. >> this crap about watergate. >> let others wallow in watergate. we're going to do our job. >> i'm going to kick their ass. >> nobody is going to package me or make me put on an act for television. i'm not going to engage in gimmicks, stunts or wear silly hats. if people say that's a new nixon all i can say is maybe you don't know the old nixon. >> cnn presidential historian from the nixon library is a
consultant in the series. you hear so much of richard nixon's own voice thanks to the white house recordings which i think he probably regretted for sure after that. but you see and hear an inner thinking of a president almost more than you ever do. it's a psychological study. >> first of all, i think there are few people in the country who have spent time with the nixon tapes. generally you hear this piece and that piece. they don't get a sense of the audio diary. this tortured audio diary nixon left us. first of all, this is all nixon. there are no talking heads. it's just him and the people at the time. what you see is a chasm between nixon and the nixon on tv. is there always a huge gap between the manicured
professional face of the presidency and the real person? >> fascinating question. it gets to an issue with nixon that you often hear which is, well, sure, watergate. sure, he was forced to resign. he was just doing things all presidents and politicians do. i hope that the takeaway from studying the nixon era isn't a cynical takeaway. if that's true, that means every single one of our presidents is a crook. the difference is some get caught and others don't. what i think -- i hope the viewers will see, first of all, that they can make up their own mind. this is nixon talking to them. there is no screen, no filter. unfiltered, unplugged. they'll come to understand the panoply of deeds that led republicans and democrats to decide this man has to leave the office of the president.
>> here for yourself, along those lines. you also learn from nixon prewatergate. what do we learn from nixon about prior to 1972? >> one of the things that you watch and particularly people who don't remember the era, too young to remember. he managed to capture the american imagination. for decades it was a different richard nixon. a successful politician. a man good at television by the way. he changed the way in which politicians dealt with television. he rescued his career by going on tv and talking to the nation. different parts of the country, this man was a hero. somehow he's touched our popular imagination. what happens is there is a decay. you can see it on screen as the confident nixon disappears and the sad, tortured angry, dark
nixon assumes the public persona. >> he was in the arena for decades. this is not a 1971, 1972 issue. from the '50s to the '70s he was a central player in the american story. president trump, there are connections made between the men partly because president trump likes to make the connections. what do you think the most important connection if there is one is. >> well, one of the reasons richard nixon lost the support among his base is he began to seem inauthentic. when nixon released transcripts of the tapes, people didn't hear them at the time. people said, oh, my god. you are much more cynical and amoral than we thought. nixon believed in the norms, behaving a certain way. when people saw the difference between the real nixon and the nixon who was projected on
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North Korea Asks Trump To Muzzle "Repugnant" John Bolton
May 16, 2018 May 16, 2018 by The Chaos Report	/
Then-private-citizen John Bolton at Conservative voters summit earlier this year
And Frankly, They May Know Bolton Better Than Even Trump Does, Since He Scuttled The Last North Korea Deal The U.S. Had With Them…
North Korea this morning suspended talks with South Korea, and threatened not to show up for the summit between Trump and Kim Jong-un scheduled for June 12th. The only thing we find surprising is why they hadn't done this sooner.
With that said, unlike a lot of mainstream media, we don't really think the Trump/Kim summit is in serious jeopardy. Not quite yet. Mainly because Trump really really really wants it to happen.
And if you look at the entire statement North Korea's Foreign Affairs Ministry released this morning, it actually praises Trump, and indicates they believe his intentions are true. At the same time, it raises serious concerns about his newly appointed National Security Adviser, whom they repeatedly mention by name. Here it is, in English, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Cheng (click on it to see larger version):
Bolton's been talking for several weeks to anyone who will listen about how the U.S. wants to pursue a "Libya model" in the talks with Kim Jong-un. Which we've been saying is a not-so-subtle attempt to single-handedly ruin the negotiations. Because who the hell would want to end up as Libya did with its regime collapsed and its dictator brutally murdered in the streets?!
And North Korea's been listening. It's actually been listening a lot. An editorial today in the newspaper Rodong Simun, that hasn't been widely covered, condemns a comment made by a U.S. State Department spokesperson referring to human rights in North Korea, which haven't seemed to be on Trump's agenda for the meeting so far, and probably still aren't. This story was barely covered in the U.S. Still, the North Korean article asserts: "The U.S. gets hell-bent on putting pressure on [North Korea], raising the non-existent 'human rights issue' ahead of the DPRK-U.S. dialogue. This is a senseless act of disregarding elementary etiquette."
As Foreign Policy points out: "Bolton was undersecretary of state for arms control and international security when President George W. Bush's administration made the fateful decision in 2002 to kill the 1994 Agreed Framework with North Korea." Meaning he had a lot to do with that decision (one of many he's made that turned out to have disastrous consequences). Yes, North Korea was cheating on the agreement it'd forged with the Clinton administration, but the U.S. never fulfilled its side of the bargain either. Also, it was seen by Republicans as a "Clinton thing" that needed to be undone when George W. Bush came into office. So it's no surprise that Bolton wrote in a book that he was actively looking for a "hammer" to "shatter" the agreement. Actually, when Trump talks about how North Korea should've been settled "long ago", whether he realizes it or not, he's really talking at least partly about Bolton's failure.
So for now, we believe it's a test for Trump, more than a real threat to throw away everything. What happens next is all up to Trump now…
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Today, January 30, 2018, Minister of Education Rob Fleming announced $24.3 million of funding for School District No. 43 (Coquitlam) to seismically replace École Irvine Elementary School.
Minister Fleming made the announcement at the site of the current school alongside the SD43 Board of Education Chair, Kerri Palmer Isaak. Also making speeches to trustees, district leadership, students, parents, and other guests were SD43 Superintendent Patricia Gartland and school Principal Laurie Birnie.
"We are very pleased to receive this funding to replace Irvine Elementary School," said Kerri Palmer Isaak, Chair, School District 43 (Coquitlam) Board of Education. "Providing exceptional facilities is important to us and we appreciate the support of this government in recognizing the need for replacing and upgrading older schools in our school district.
The Irvine Elementary replacement school will increase capacity to 80 Kindergarten and 425 elementary spaces from the current 40 Kindergarten and 350 elementary spaces. The new school will also have a Neighbourhood Learning Centre to support school and community needs and a new and improved drop-off area and parking lot.
"It is exciting that our students, teachers and staff will have a new school in which to learn and work. I wish to thank our Trustees and district staff for their outstanding work over a long period in achieving this result," added Patricia Gartland, School District Superintendent.
Students will benefit from this exceptional facility with construction expected to begin in Spring 2019, but before then they will be providing input and feedback to the architects to help design their new school.
The school will be built adjacent to the existing building, where students will remain during construction. Once the new school is completed in fall 2020, the old school will be demolished.
Photo (from top left to right): Irvine Elementary Principal Laurie Birnie, Minister of Education Rob Fleming, Minister of Public Safety Mike Farnworth, SD43 Board Chair Kerri Palmer Isaak, SD43 Superintendent Patricia Gartland joined by students, parents and staff.
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Cox Automotive released its new "Used Car Market Report & Outlook" book at the 2018 NADA Show in Las Vegas on Friday.
Previously titled the "Manheim Used Car Market Report" — the revamped 23rd edition of the book has been expanded to combine in demand automotive industry data and insights with voices from across Cox Automotive's family of brands.
"The U.S. economy in 2018 is ripe for continued strength in used-vehicle sales," Cox Automotive chief economist Jonathan Smoke said in a news release. "But headwinds are growing, with the greatest risks being rising inflation, higher interest rates, and tightening credit. In this dynamic environment, a clear perspective on the trends impacting the industry is more important than ever."
Previously titled the "Manheim Used Car Market Report" — the revamped 23rd edition of the book has been expanded to combine in demand automotive industry data and insights with voices from across Cox Automotive's family of brands.
Last year, the industry saw higher used-car sales across the United States compared to 2016, while new-car sales dipped slightly below recent record levels, the report says.
Used vehicle sales rose 1.8-percent in 2017, and new vehicle sales fell nearly 2-percent compared to 2016, according to Cox Automotive data.
The report forecasts that last year's trends will continue into 2018. It estimates that 39.5 used vehicles will be sold in 2018 — up from 39.3 million in 2017. And 16.7 new vehicles will be sold, down from the17.1 million new units sold last year.
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Q: Route a telephone call over tcp/ip via PC (modem?) I have an office where i have a very old telephone system. I was wondering if I could receive all the calls done to that phone in my smartphone. I have a computer near that phone on 24/7. Is there any way to connect that phone jack to the computer and route every call received over internet and receive it in my phone? How do you think I could achieve this? Thanks!!

A: Are you sure that old fashioned "Call Forwarding" isn't an option on your old phone system? Sometimes setting up call forwarding is as easy as dialing *72 and then dialing the number to forward all calls to. Later you can dial *73 to turn it off.
If traditional Call Forwarding from the central office or PBX really isn't an option for you, here's an approach to doing what you asked:
If the phone in your office is a plain old analog telephone, then the hardware you need is called an "FXO" interface for your PC.
If you look hard enough, you can find single-port FXO solutions for US$30-$50.
Most modems are only designed for data, so they don't act as an audio I/O device for your PC. An FXO can detect rings and go off-hook (or go off-hook and then dial) and then start acting as an audio I/O device between the POTS line and your PC, and then go back on-hook at the end of the call.
There's a highly customizable open source VoIP gateway (and much more) software package called Asterisk that you could probably use to gateway the incoming call to whatever device or service you want it to go to.
Caveat lector: I haven't done all this myself, so this is just a possible lead for you to look into. Maybe someone with more DIY VoIP experience can tell me if I'm off my rocker.

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The Ancient Art of Hand Forging
covingtonandsons	Sharpening	 November 15, 2019 November 18, 2019 5 Minutes
Those who hammer their guns into plows, will plow for those who do not.
Hand forging is an ancient blacksmithing technique that, from the viewpoint of cutting tool performance, has been almost entirely replaced in modern times, but never surpassed. Understanding a little bit about this technique and its history is helpful in understanding what a good blade should be.
Before motor-powered machinery and gas-fired forges, steel was very expensive. It took a lot of expertise, fuel, manpower and endless hammering over long periods of time to turn rocks into useable pieces of steel, an economical reality that shaped civilization for millenia. International economics aside, all steel was of necessity hand-forged back then.
This is not an efficient process compared to drop forging or press shaping. It consumes more time and fuel, and requires more labor, skill and experience. It is contrary to modern mass-production methodology. It's a job for a trained blacksmith who demands a fair wage, not a seasonal factory worker in Bümfüq Guangzhou intent on earning enough cash to put a new corrugated sheetmetal roof on his family hovel in the countryside.
In the final analysis, hand-forging is both unprofitable for corporations and too expensive for consumers who actively value low cost and appearance above performance. No wonder it's as Dead as Disco.
You may recall people talking about how they prefer to use hand-forged antique chisels and planes because they are superior. Those old tools certainly don't look superior to modern tools, and they aren't cheap. But are they superior? And if so, why?
The essence of hand forging is using hammer, tongs, anvil and forge (charcoal/gas fired) to violently shape the metal during a series of heating and cooling cycles. The combination of hammer impacts and repeated heat cycles (heating, cooling, reheating) breaks the relatively isolated, large clumps of carbide crystals into uncountable small crystals, distributing them more evenly throughout the steel's matrix, producing the sharper, more durable, and most desirable "fine-grained" steel.
The properties of this steel are what make it valuable.
A "Tatara" furnace in Japan used to create a "bloom" of "Tamahagane" steel from "satetsu" which translates to "sand iron." This is the traditional steel that was used throughout Japanese history prior to the importation of Western steel from England in the 1860's
A clump of Tamahagane ("Jewel Steel") as it is sold from the bloom furnace. It contains lots of voids and impurities that make this material entirely unusable in modern tool-manufacturing processes.
A clump of Tamahagane early in the forging process. Most of this material will be lost as waste before a useful piece of steel is born.
After the Blacksmith hammers the raw clumps of Tamahagane hundreds of times, he then forms it into numerous small flat steel patties, which he breaks into the pieces shown in this photo in preparation for forge-welding them into a single larger piece of steel that he can then forge into a blade.
Let's examine some of these coveted properties. The first is is that it is tougher than steel of lesser quality, meaning it is less likely to fracture due to crystalline defects. In the case of swords or knives it means the blade can cut and chop without breaking when subjected to stresses that would destroy a blade made of lower-quality steel.
The second and third ways fine-grained steel is superior is related to the first. The consistent crystalline structure with its finer carbide crystals distributed more uniformly throughout the matrix results in a cutting edge that can be made sharper, and that will retain that sharpness longer than steel of lesser quality. Of course, realizing this performance depends on the quality of the materials employed, and the skill and diligence of the blacksmith.
Many antique tools were made during a time when steel was expensive, and hand-forging was the only way to shape it. In fact, in the case of critical tools such as swords, this process included forging and reforging clumps of impure iron, folding and refolding the resulting mass into itself hundreds of times to remove impurities and adjust the carbon content, typically resulting in the a loss of 75+% of the original material's mass. That's a lot of material and manpower tossed onto the ash pile.
I call these tools critical not just because of their important functions but because of the implied warranty that went with them. For instance, if such a blade failed in battle, the blacksmith's implied warranty went beyond financial compensation and involved the loss of his body parts at the hands of his vindictive customer's surviving family members. How's that for an "extended warranty?"
But any decent steel cutting tool was time consuming and expensive to produce. Until quite recently, blacksmiths did not have tools such as infrared temperature gauges, oxygen sensors, or hardness testers. All they had were their hands and Mark 1 Eyeball, so it took many years of training under a master for a blacksmith to learn how to make a good blade and survive.
Quality control was a big problem back then, but the blacksmiths in Scheffield, Philly, Solingen, Fukuoka and elsewhere still managed to make excellent blades of all varieties with fine-grain steel as the customer demanded. Most of those surviving blades are superior to what is manufactured in the West today. Certainly better than anything made in Chinese factories.
Drop-hammer forging parts in China
Unfortunately, it is impossible to judge a piece of steel's crystalline structure with the naked eye, a fact mass producers exploit nowadays to make huge profits selling low-quality tools made from scrap at relatively high profits based solely on the tool's appearance as it hangs on the hardware store wall encased in its impermeable armor of clear plastic. Lower-quality tools became widely acceptable once a generation or two of consumers that knew the value of cutting tools hand-forged from high-carbon steel left for the big lumberyard in the sky to be replaced by more urbanized generations that valued low cost and appearance more than performance.
Sadly, while the quality, consistency, and workability of steel as a material has greatly improved, the ancient technique of hand-forging has been abandoned throughout most of the world, skilled blacksmiths are almost extinct, and blade performance has suffered as a direct result.
Hand forging is still practiced by some blacksmiths in Japan, where the greater quality and performance this technique provides are still highly appreciated by craftsman obsessed with performance. Accordingly, our chisel and plane blades are made from modern high-quality high-purity steel produced by Hitachi metals instead of the much more expensive and difficult to work traditional Tamahagane. However, our blacksmiths hand-forge every single blade in their one-man forges through a minimum of three heats to form a fine-grain steel with the characteristics noted above that Japanese professional woodworkers demand.
A composite photo of Nakano Takeo forging a plane blade.
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B Robertson says:
I cannot help but wonder if there is some small correlation with your previous post. Perhaps stone grit numbers have risen as blade quality has fallen in the west. If a tool is not performing, then there is a tendency to assume it needs to be 'sharper' and that means finer grit, right? I'm no expert, but I suspect a well forged blade will perform better for longer without the need for a super fine stone. Just conjecture on my part and I'm no expert. All else aside, there is something a little magical about a blade forged by a blacksmith.
Good point. And you are right, the higher the quality of the blade's steel, the sharper it will become, and the longer it will remain noticeably sharp. All things equal, including the quality of the raw steel and heat-treat, a properly hand-forged blade will be superior. A softer blade made from the same high-quality raw steel and given a good heat treat but without the fine-grain that hand-forging can make possible will not become as sharp and will dull quicker, no matter how fine the sharpening stone grit. Using a 12,000 grit stone on a mass-produced blade, regardless of country of origin, is like putting magnesium wheels and sticky racing tires on a Chrysler minivan. Looks cool, but they cost a lot, wear out quickly, and don't add anything to performance. But everyone has different values, and looking cool is OK too.
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Q: no suitable method found .put(String) Hi there I am a first year uni student and am new to java,
we are making a hotel system where a room can have newspaper(s) added to them and you can assign people to a room and I am having an error in this part of my code.
   public void addPapers (String roomNo, String paper) {

        if(isValidNo(roomNo)) {
            for(Room room: occupiedRooms) {
                if (room.getRoomNo().equals(roomNo)) {
                    room.addPapers(paper);
                    PapersOrdered.put(roomNo, room.getPapers());
                }

            }
        }
    }

the .put comes with an error saying no suitable method found for put javalang java lang String
I take out the .getpapers method in my other class that i get it from and the error goes however I then get a error on could not find symbol method.
Any Advice would be great
P.S sorry I am new to all of this.

A: PapersOrdered.put(roomNo, room.getPapers());

It appears that you are calling an instance method (put) on a class. Where is PapersOrdered defined? Is it a type or a field? It isn't declared in addPapers.


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Richard Reibstein (New York) and Andrew Reed (Houston) represented a UK staffing company, which operates a Houston branch focused on placing talent in the oil and gas industry, in a non-solicitation dispute. The Locke Lord team filed a complaint in state court on the client's behalf shortly after the client learned that a former employee had been doing business for six months with the client's Houston-area customers, despite having signed an employment agreement with a nine-month non-solicitation of customers clause. The team obtained a temporary restraining order with expedited discovery, which led to the discovery of multiple documents proving the solicitation of customers, a fact that was not disputed by the defendant at his deposition. A day before the scheduled hearing on the client's request for a temporary injunction, the former employee agreed to settle for a sum that exceeded the amount of damages to date and required the plaintiff to pay the client double that amount in future placement fees, subject to verification and certification of future income. The settlement terms were thereafter "so ordered" by the Texas state court.
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Calamity Jane August 8, 2020 Cool Stuff, Motorcycles, News
South Dakota: Embraces Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
WFO!!!!!
Officials inside and outside South Dakota are expressing concern about the potential spread of the coronavirus during an annual motorcycle rally that opened Friday in the Black Hills and typically attracts hundreds of thousands of bikers.
But officials in Sturgis, the town of 7,000 residents that has hosted the rally for 80 years, are not quite as worried.
"I don't know if we're concerned about an outbreak….. It's mostly asymptomatic people that could spread this."
Christina Steele
Sturgis Spokeswoman
Officials in neighboring states, however, don't share that attitude, which some have called cavalier and others have attributed to South Dakota's libertarian streak.
"We are concerned with any large gathering sustained contact of that nature…….South Dakota has seen its spikes, as well. It's not like they're going into an environment that has no risk."
Jan Malcolm
The coronavirus has not hit South Dakota as hard as other states. The state has had more than 9,200 infections and 141 deaths, and fewer than 50 people currently are hospitalized.
But positive cases have been climbing over the past two months in neighboring Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota. And the South Dakota Department of Health lists Meade and Pennington counties — home to many of the rally events — as having "substantial" community spread of COVID-19.
In Wyoming, which has had 27 COVID-19-related deaths, officials are recommending that riders should think before hopping on bikes and driving cross-country to the 10-day rally, which is expected to attract about 250,000 bikers — half its usual draw.
"We recognize this has the potential to be an especially large gathering," said Kim Deti, spokeswoman for the Wyoming Department of Health. "And we know the larger the gathering, the greater the risk."
Despite a town survey showing 60% of residents wanted to cancel this year's rally, the Sturgis City Council voted this summer to go ahead with the event, where motorcyclists spend millions of dollars amid campgrounds, music venues and other attractions.
Health warnings have been muted from the state's leadership. Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, has discouraged mask-wearing in schools and welcomed President Trump to an outdoor rally at Mount Rushmore last month. She invited riders to the state on during an appearance on Fox News Wednesday evening.
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I must be a sucker when it comes to this cake that each time I see someone bake this cake .. I will hv the urge to bake it again.. not only to bake it.. but to keep it to myself and not share it with others muahahaha..
- Preheat the oven to 170C. Grease and line a 22-cm clip-sided round cake with non-stick baking paper.
- Using an electric whisk, cream the butter and sugar together for 4-5 minutes until very pale. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating very well between each one, if necessary adding a spoonful of flour with the last egg to prevent the mixture from curdling. Beat in the orange zest. Add the flour all at once and mix in well, then slowly mix in the orange juice.
- Spoon the mixture into the prepared tin and bake on the middle shelf of the oven for 45-50 minutes or until a skewer, inserted into the centre of the cake, comes out clean. If it starts to brown too quickly, cover loosely with a sheet of lightly buttered foil.
- Leave the cake, in its tin, to cool on a wire rack, then carefully remove the sides and base of the tin and peel off the paper. Put it onto a serving plate.
- For the icing, sift the icing sugar into a bowl and stir in the orange juice until you have a spreadable consistency. Spread it over the top of the cake, letting it drip down the sides, and leave to set. Serve cut into slices, and store any leftovers in an airtight container.
Let me know ok if u like it cos i lurveeeeee it!!
Wow, that looks amazing! I always have trouble using any bundt tin. Do you grease the tin first? How do you get it out so perfectly? Mine seems to get stuck all the time, even when I grease it.
I have a very gd orange cake recipe too but this one looks good too, I saw it at Ellie''s blog and still in my to bake list :).
Nordicware tu yg kat Adelphi izit? ada a bit ex kan..
niways..ai rasa nak terjangkit nih cake jugak ..been quite sometime I baked this cake yg telah menjadi idaman kalbu mummy ai..hehe..
ahhh...ni lagi satu yang i aim nak buat but then tk terbuat buat lg..kena jugak buat over the weekend...tak tahan dah ni..eh, the muffin/cake tray tu cantik bangat! adusss kek cantik, tray pun cantik...laaagi rambang mata ahaks!
emmm...keep to yourself eh???anyway thanks for buying the calculator for your god daughter,marissa.didn't know until mum told me..
Yes when it comes to bundt pan i hv to make sure i grease every nook and cranny of my bundt pan no matter how expensive the bundt pan is..i also hv to dust it with flour or cocoa powder if i'm baking chocolate cake..
Oh?? maybe someday i can try out ur recipe too..
I dont even know how many times i've baked this orange cake.. i simply love the taste and texture of this cake..
Ah ah lah.. i bought it kat chong trading aldephi.. i found out later that kat shermay also jual.. slightly murah sikit but kan now that i dah kena tipa tertipu beli silpat mat kat sana macam haizzz..
Alamak macam mana mami boleh bilang pulak!
slrrpppppp!!!!!!!!!!! am drooling for your bundt-pan!!! tlg belikan bleh? :p susah nk jmpa kat kl ni. huhuhu..
btw, i made the cake for my boss and she requested for the recipe! hehe..
As usual, I dah amik reipinya (tapi I amik dari blog 'Arah' kot. I think same recipe). I nak juga buat kek tu since semua orang terkesima sama... The thing is, I need to cari biji oren to semai dulu, heheh.
Salam kak rima!! salam kenal! :D sori ya, dah lama jd silent reader akak :D suke tgk ank akak yg cute tu akak pun cute jugak ;-)suke tgk kek2 akak sume nak2 kek lapis akak mmg mabeles ;-)kita add link akak kat mine k :D arigatouuuuu!!!
Good to hv u onboard Ija.. nanti i go and knock on ur door wokey..
nak tahu jugak kalau kita bake in cup or put in the bundt..time and temperature utk baking still sama ke?
Ty for leaving footprints Linda.. Of cos tak sama ah.. temp nye sama aje..
If I bake it as cupcake it only takes me 20mins and in bundt pan it took me 45mins.. every oven perangai nye berbeda so u check ur cake first eh bef u take it out of ur oven..
Wpun tak tinggalkan thumbprint, I tetap datang main2 air kat dlm swimming pool tu, ehekk.. (sama gak kat rumah cik Yat kita tu. Skrng kita baca dari hp aje, tu yg sukar nak tinggalkan t'print).
Just want to ask you, where did you can that bundt pan from and how much is it?
Do u by any chance know where i can get bundt pans from in KL?
Btw..was jus wondering if the pan you have is the same one as this on nordic ware's website?
My bad..pasted the wrong link. should be this one instead..
seems like purchasing online would be cheaper?
btw, can all the batter of the above recipe fit into 6 of the bundt moulds?
Oh ye ke?? lain kali i nak cuba buat si oreo lah.. apa rasa agaknye eh.. sure buttery oreo hahaha.. ape aje!
Yes if u can wait.. sure why not.. sometimes they hv it on sale too..
I get 6 mini bundt and 4 cupcakes out of this ingredients.
Its me again. Sorry for being so long winded. Do you mind weighing how heavy the garland bundt pans are and also one normal 12 or 10 cup capacity bundt pan?
Coz im trying to figure out how much the vpost cost would cost me. But i cant find out from anywhere how heavy those pans are.
Really sorry for troubling you.
Thanks so much. Really appreciate it.
tryla.. tp oreo i suke as cupcks... buttercream tu pun u crush oreo jugak and gaulkan.. oreo tu crush sekali dengan cream dia sumer, utk cake and buttercream.. lagi syiok!!
Hv tried this recipe n yes it turns out yummy..tks for the recipe ya!
Sorry for my late reply.. i will try to remember to weigh it when i get back home fm bkk..
One fine day akan ku cuba bagaikan si sicilian orange cake ni.. tks for the tip!
Long time no hear.. hope all is well.. glad it turned out good.. glad u like it.. hv fun baking!
Hi Rima,I'm the happiest woman today...well not because I baked the cake (kek akan jd kenyataan hujung minggu ni) but I found the pan. Although it's not nordic ware but physically it looks like one. For those who are crazily searching for one *cough*like me*cough* I found it in the Menu Kitchenware in SACC mall in Shah Alam.it was my first time to the store and it's not going to be the last hehehe....the normal price for 12 holes (common design for all) is RM28.90, but after 30% disc it costs me RM20.23. I've never tried it out so i can't comment on the outcome,but the design certainly comes close to the nordic. Stay tune.....hehehhee.
Happy for u Maizatul.. murah bangat .. remember to grease it well ok.. also once dah ready let me know boleh i tengok how ur bundt pan look like.. hmmm do u hv a blog??
Made this cake last Friday. Though mine doesn't look lovely as yours, infact, cam langit dengan bumi bezanya, taste wise, it's lovely. Allow me to re-post the recipe in my blog ya. Thank you for sharing.
Salam kenal cik mat gebu..
I do not know whether u still remember me or not...hehe..the last time I tried ur brownie recipe.
For this time would like to try ur SOC...just to get permission from u dear...meanwhile just to let u know I'm still ur silent reader...admire ur baking very much....hehe akak ni pemalu...meow2 kucing aahh.Thanks erk rima for sharing the recipe.
Of cos i remember u right after i went to ur blog hehe.. how hv u been?
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Hugo Robus (1885-1964) is a National Academician and sculptor from Cleveland, OH. Robus briefly concentrated on cubist painting until 1920, when he changed his focus primarily to sculpting. He is known for his flowing, curvilinear bronze and silver cast figures, which emphasize the pure form of the human body by combining motion and solid form in a simple flowing nature. His sculptures are also, known for their expressive facial details resembling the style of Japanese Nō drama masks, which were popular at the time.
Robus studied for four years at the Cleveland School of Art before moving to New York City around 1907 to be trained as a painter at the National Academy of Design. He stayed in New York until 1912, when he went to France and studied under noted sculptor, Antoine Bourdelle at the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere, where he worked with moulds. When he returned to New York City in 1918.
Robus would not publicly exhibit his work until the 1930's and had his first solo show in 1949. He received awards from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 1942, and from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadephia in 1950 and 1953. In 1958, he had his first large solo exhibition, held by the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.. Upon his death in 1964, he was awarded a traveling retrospective by the Smithsonian. His works are included in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington D.C.
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Greensboro Historic Homes For Sale
Classic homes on the market in Greensboro and Guilford County, North Carolina
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West of Downtown
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Elsewhere: Southside, Sedgefield, Downtown, Etc.
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Notable Sales
The Oldest Inhabited House in Greensboro (Probably) Was for Sale for a Few Days This Month
Posted on October 14, 2019 August 5, 2020 by David Arneke
Update: The house sold for $415,000, its full asking price, on November 6, 2019.
The Paisley House, 409 Hillcrest Drive in Westerwood, may be oldest house in Greensboro that's still a residence. It was listed for sale on October 4; the sellers accepted an offer on October 8. A quick deal like that isn't uncommon in Westerwood, one of Greensboro's most attractive neighborhoods, especially now when so few homes are for sale there. What is uncommon is that the house is so much older than the neighborhood. The Paisley House was built in 1820; Westerwood was developed about 100 years later.
The oldest-house claim is hard to prove, maybe impossible, but no one has suggested a reasonable alternative (as Benjamin Briggs explains here). It was built downtown (the address is unknown). The house was moved to Westerwood, possibly around 1931, the first year the Greensboro City Directory shows a residence at 409 Hillcrest. This undated photo from Preservation Greensboro appears to have been taken while the house was still downtown:
Today, the house is elegantly updated with 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms and 3,418 square feet. The price is $415,000, a relatively modest $121 per square foot. It has a finished basement and a detached two-car garage with a 12-by-24 room above it. There's a porch off to the right side of the front. The back of the house has a deck along with a spacious yard (the lot is 0.34 acre).
Hillcrest is a quiet, out-of-the-way street toward the western end of the neighborhood. Oldest in town or not, the Paisley House is beautifully preserved and in a lovely setting, one of Westerwood's real treasures.
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GSO Historic Homes For Sale
A selective collection of current real estate listings for mostly pre-1930 homes in Greensboro historic districts, other in-town neighborhoods and the towns, communities and rural areas of Guilford County. All information is believed to be accurate but is subject to change without notice and cannot be guaranteed. For more information, see the bottom of the page.
We've Moved! Join Us Now at PiedmontHistoricHomes.com September 1, 2021
Sold: The Historic 1902 McNairy House, $415,000 August 9, 2021
$7.5 million and It's Yours: The 1937 J. Spencer Love House in Irving Park August 6, 2021
A Victim of the 2008 Crash, Sold at a Loss: A 1921 Mansion in High Point, $700,000 August 2, 2021
New Listing: A Condo in the Old General Greene Hotel, $269,900 (Under Contract in Two Days) July 29, 2021
605 Park Avenue: The 1920 Boyhood Home of the Preddy Brothers, Greensboro's Great Heroes of World War II April 5, 2021
New Listing: 420 McAdoo Avenue, A 1905 Bungalow Long Owned by One of Southside's Earliest Families March 29, 2021
Sold: A 'Near Perfect' Piece of Old Salem in Greensboro's Irving Park, $730,000 March 22, 2021
111-113 E. Gate City Boulevard: Long Ago a Synagogue, Now A Million-Dollar Orphan in Downtown Greensboro March 10, 2021
New Listing: 2312 Lafayette Avenue, One of the Older Houses in Kirkwood, $699,700 February 27, 2021
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About GSOHistoricHomes
This site is a selective collection of current real estate listings for mostly pre-1930 homes in Greensboro historic districts, other in-town neighborhoods and the smaller towns and communities in Guilford County. Notable homes from the '30s, '40s, '50s and '60s are included as well, Mid-Century Modern in particular. It is an independent site, not connected to any real estate firm or nonprofit organization.
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Greensboro and Guilford County
Greensboro's historic districts and older neighborhoods offer an abundance of homes that preserve the character and architecture of the city's late-19th and early-20th century neighborhoods. Similarly, classic homes dating back to the 19th century dot the landscape of Guilford County, and many come with significant acreage.
Greensboro's classic neighborhoods maintain the rich aesthetics and history of earlier times, but they're also vibrant and lively, evolving and energetic, walkable and wooded. And many remain surprisingly affordable compared to the older neighborhoods of most other larger North Carolina cities.
Preservation Greensboro
A nonprofit organization we rely on for information on historic properties and preservation is Preservation Greensboro Inc. PGI preserves historic sites, neighborhoods, and streetscapes that provide the city with a unique sense of history and place.
The site is maintained by David Arneke, a resident of the College Hill Historic District in Greensboro.
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