The NSA, like Hillary and the Archdiocese of the Democratic Party, ignored the truth until it was too late.
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Another take on the true crime drama chronicled in a fine volume written by the AVA's own Stephen Sparks and Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman in "Out There In The Woods." https://story.californiasunday.com/aaron-bassler-fort-bragg-manhunt
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As a sage once said: "In basketball, as in life, take who takes you." And if you can shoot like Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson, take every open 30-footer you can; but only after spending virtually every waking minute of your life practicing, not watching bro TV and eating bro buffalo wings.
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Put your putter down and free Snowden and Manning, Mr. President. As Martin Luther King said, "The time is always right to do what's right."