Todd Gregory Anderson (AKA: Uncle Buck)
Oct. 4, 1961 - Dec. 28, 2020
Todd Gregory Anderson (Uncle Buck, My Sheriff) passed away Dec. 28, 2020, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, Ore., the same hospital where he was born. Todd, at 59, had recently overcome stage 4 cancer and heart issues, but complications from a brief illness led to his death.
Todd was raised in Forest Grove, Hillsboro and Buxton by his parents, Vernon E. and Margaret S. Anderson. He attended Brookwood and W. L. Henry grade schools in Hillsboro and graduated from Banks High School. Todd also took college level course work from several community colleges.
Todd never married, but dedicated his life to his vocation and his huge family, which included many close friends, coworkers and brothers and sisters-in-law enforcement. He lived his life large, traveling extensively for work and play.
Todd began his career with the Washington County Sheriffs Office, where he was first an explorer, then a dispatcher and when he turned 21 he became a corrections officer and reserve deputy. In 1985 Todd was sworn in as a Rockaway Beach Police Officer before transitioning over to the Tillamook County Sheriffs Office in 1986. He worked his way through the ranks as a patrol deputy, narcotics detective, sergeant, lieutenant and then was elected sheriff for three terms. Once retiring from TCSO, Todd was selected as the Training Division Director for the DPSST (Department of Public Safety, Standards and Training) where he mentored trainers and new police and fire personnel at the required state academy. He spent 47 months in this position before retiring again and moving to Lake Havasu, Ariz., for several years.
Todd was a "solid cop," a strong leader, reliable, ethical, supportive and was known for building strong relationships with coworkers and other agencies in both law enforcement and various levels of state government. He genuinely loved people as much as he loved being a cop. Todd was outstanding as a politician, having a great sense of humor, amazing stories, a notable calmness and the ability to disarm those who were upset and put them at ease. He worked behind the scenes, mentoring, assisting others, providing resources, yet avoiding the lime light.
Todd was preceded in death by his parents, Vern and Margaret Anderson; and his oldest brother, Craig. He is survived by a brother, Dirk Anderson (Moe); his nephews, Ian Anderson (Natalie), Kaleb Anderson (Rachel), Anthony Anderson (Emily-children Kayne and Camdyn); cousin, Julie Anderson (daughter Shelby) and Gail Sutton.
Todd will always be cherished by his family, including close friends that are considered family. He earned the nickname "Uncle Buck" after being tasked to watch his nephews who were in their early teens, allowing them to stay up into the early morning hours playing poker, drinking energy drinks and eating unlimited candy.
There will be a small private family service followed by a Celebration of Life when Covid restrictions are lifted. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations be sent to the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office Chaplains. Todd had assisted in their formation, helped raise funds was a member of the board.
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I'm frustrated this morning. I've had several bad experiences recently related to state law, company customer service, and contracts between companies that impact customers.
First; Looking for something to spend my time on with COVID going on I thought I'd try WPT poker online. They're a subscription based poker site that uses sweepstakes law to get around a lot of restrictions related to real money online poker in the united states. So I sign up for a Diamond membership 14 day trial. This will run $150/mo. They charge me the second day into my 14 day trial, which was unexpected, but i'm sure I just missed the language in the 14 pages of agreements I approved. I signed up for the 14 day trial because I was interested in some of their diamond tournaments that had cash prizes, like a $10,000 tournament. Once signed in I go to play said tournament and find out that the cash tournaments are specifically illegal in Washington state because of strict interpretation of sweepstakes law and what is considered "value". So I'm out $150 for a 14 day trial of a product that I can't use the way I expected.
Second; I've been wanting to watch Raised by Wolves. Of course I can only get that on HBO Max, not any other HBO app or streaming service membership. I have multiple TVs in my house, none of which support the HBO Max app; e.g.. like my LG tv. I hear that ROKU will be offering HBO Max now, which I have. I sign up for a 14 day trial through ROKU, and find out only some HBO Max content is available through the ROKU. The rest of the content must be accessed with the HBO Max app, using my ROKU login. This does me no good, I have no devices with manufacturers that have an agreement with HBO for HBO Max.
Third; Bought a new Samsung washer and dryer from Costco. Mistake buying a Samsung. Within two weeks the washer is leaking from the bottom. No big deal right? Costco has good customer service. They open a repair ticket with Samsung for me. I get nothing from Samsung for two weeks, finally find out they cannot find anyone in the Seattle area to repair a Samsung washer. On top of it, I get a text from Samsung indicating that they can't find someone to repair my Samsung TV. I don't have a Samsung TV for repair, I have a Samsung Washer. So I 'm returning the washer to Costco, and ordered a simple washedryer set with analog controls. Great, it's available for delivery in a week. We won't be without a washer long. A week goes by, call Costco for status, we won't be getting our washer for probably a month. The Costco systems order status for delivery estimate is way wrong. We cancel our second Costco order, because we've been without a washer for a month now. We go to Lowes and buy something they have in stock.
Interesting note on the issue finding a repair person for the washer. Come to find out there's a shortage of repair technician. The appliance industry person I spoke with indicated the technicians are making enough on unemployment right now many of them aren't working at all, so there's no one available to do the work. Not sure how accurate this is, but interesting if it is true.
It's frustrating that product quality, inter-corporate contracts, and laws are all collaborating against us the consumer. None of it is to serve us, but just increase profits for those in control. Sometimes it doesn't feel like the consumer has a voice, or at least one that is heard.

If so, where can I play it? Used to play on Full Tilt religiously. I've been having to travel an hour to the live casino anytime I want to play now.
I've heard 50% people tell me online poker is LEGAL in the US while the other half tells me it's not allowed. So which one is it? Once and for all please tell me the truth 🙏

[Alfa-Bank (Mikhail Fridman) - - -> NTechLab/FindFace http://archive.is/41bFq- - -> Trump Tower...]
[“Someone high in the Russian government wanted a communications channel between the Kremlin and the Trump Transition Team.” – TIME (2019)]
TIME—Questions Remain About Putin's Request for a Back Channel to the Trump Transition
(5/21/2019) ”A few weeks before Donald Trump became president, Russian banker Petr Aven, a billionaire oligarch with Moscow’s Alfa Bank, pulled aside Washington lobbyist Richard Burt at a corporate meeting in Luxembourg with a sensitive request.
Aven told Burt that ‘someone high in the Russian government’ wanted ‘a communications channel between the Kremlin and the Trump Transition Team’ according to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s recently released report. Aven wanted Burt, a former ambassador who had helped Trump’s campaign, to work on setting it up.
Burt later told Mueller’s team that the request was, in the words of the report, ‘outside the normal realm’, even for Burt, a well-traveled Washington insider who had worked with Aven for years. It looks even more remarkable now.
The ‘high’ Russian official was none other than President Vladimir Putin, Mueller’s team would later learn. Amid what Mueller called a ‘flurry of Russian activity’ during the Trump transition, the Aven outreach is the only publicly known instance in which Putin, a onetime KGB spy, was personally involved in directing Russia’s clandestine efforts with the incoming administration.
The surreptitious contacts involving Putin, Aven and Burt as described in the Mueller report contradict repeated assertions by Alfa Bank that it had no contacts with Trump or people around him. At the time of Trump’s election, Alfa Bank was at the center of a mystery over an unexplained surge in computer traffic from Moscow to the Trump Organization in the midst of the 2016 presidential campaign. Computer analysts concluded that Alfa Bank had developed a covert communications channel to the Trump Organization.” http://web.archive.org/web/20190731064842/https://time.com/5592739/donald-trump-petr-aven-alfa-bank
[In late July 2016 NTechLab conducted the first test of FaceN biometric algorithm on members of the public at the annual Alfa Future People Festival (Alfa-Bank), a Burning Man style event in Russia. NTechLab used the image database to demonstrate the use of FindFace software for potential clients/investors.
In late July 2016 an independent team of data scientists were monitoring server traffic at Trump Tower in the wake of the DNC data breach. The hackers found something that has never been fully explained or understood since—data of an unknown and suspicious nature being transferred to a Trump Tower server. Upon close investigation the source of the anomalous communication was traced to a server inside Russia belonging to Alfa-Bank...]
•Forbes (Russia)—Face to face: Russian face recognition startups go global (12/5/2016) “Most of the usual users got to know the technology of face recognition thanks to FindFace. However, the founders of the company do not hide that the launch of the service was a thoughtful marketing move. The company does not plan to earn the existing part of the revenue from the mass audience. ‘We wanted to show everyone a modern level of technology development,’ [Alexander] Kabakov† explains. ‘Access was paid for not to heavily load our servers, so the revenue from the application is minimal.’ NTechLab also has two solutions: the cloud FindFace Cloud API and the licensed FindFace Enterprise Server SDK. The first commercial contract was signed by NTechLab with Alfa-Bank† and VimpelCom. Visitors to the festival of electronic music Alfa Future People with the help of FindFace could find their photos among hundreds of others by sending a selfie to a chat bot. ‘For three days, the bot received about 12,000 requests, and in response, he sent 30,500 pictures from AFP photographers,’ says Snezhana Chernogortseva, Strategic Marketing Director of VimpelCom.” http://www.forbes.ru/tehnologii/333977-licom-k-licu-rossiyskie-startapy-po-raspoznavaniyu-lic-vyhodyat-na-mirovoy-uroven (http://archive.is/y9gEt) [Translated] †[😐 Alexander (Aleksandr) Kabakov: NTechLab/FindFace founder (2015), VP of Special Projects (social media) at Mail.Ru (2017) during Facebook “image scraping” massive data collection, Agency One digital communications (founding partner, 2010), political scientist, online presidential campaign manager (Prokhorov/“Right Cause” 2012, Putin/“United Russia” 2018) http://bit.ly/2uwKVfb http://bit.ly/2TIDRpC; http://bit.ly/2HVjLWX; http://bit.ly/2JHsVcb]
•The Rachael Maddow Show—New look at Trump Org server mystery suggests avenues of inquiry (10/9/2018) “Dexter Filkins, contributor to The New Yorker, talks with Rachel Maddow about what is known about unusual communication between a Trump Organization computer server and a server at Russia's Alfa Bank, and what more some well-placed subpoenas could find out.” http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/new-look-at-trump-org-server-mystery-suggests-avenues-of-inquiry-1340582467598 (http://archive.is/i5g92)
•Financial Times—Skadden’s oligarch work comes into focus after Mueller charges (2/23/2018) “Mikhail Fridman, the Ukrainian-born billionaire and co-founder of Alfa Group, would rely on Skadden in his battles with the British government and with BP, the UK oil and gas group. Roman Abramovich [http://facebook.com/story/graphql_permalink/?graphql_id=UzpfSTEwMDAwMDQyNTc3Mzc1MDpWSzoyNDAwMTU2MjA2ODk2MjM5], the Russian billionaire, trusted the firm so much that he made the head of its European operations the chairman of Chelsea football club after he acquired the team in 2003. After almost three decades of relationship building and profit making with the toughest businessmen to emerge from the ruins of the Soviet Union, the firm has found itself under the spotlight as the US Department of Justice investigates Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. On Tuesday, Alex van der Zwaan, a former London-based Skadden associate, pleaded guilty in a Washington DC court to lying to government prosecutors investigating the lobbying activities of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates in Ukraine. Mr. van der Zwaan’s prosecution by Robert Mueller, special counsel, is connected to a report Skadden wrote in 2012 for the Ukrainian government as part of a PR campaign allegedly orchestrated by Mr. Manafort. The report continues to haunt the firm six years later. Skadden would advise the oligarch in his successful court battle with Boris Berezovsky, his one-time friend and mentor who fled Russia in 2000 after clashing with Vladimir Putin. Skadden’s fees in the Berezovsky case in 2012 were a reported £35m. Mr. Buck became chairman of Chelsea after advising on Mr. Abramovich’s £140m takeover in 2003. Mr. Buck, now retired from Skadden, declined to comment for this article. He once rejected the label of ‘Abramovich’s right-hand man’ and instead called himself ‘the little-toe-on-the-left-foot man’. The firm also forged a relationship with Mikhail Fridman, acting for the AAR consortium that included Mr. Fridman and German Khan, a Russian-Ukrainian billionaire, in its battle with BP in 2011. Skadden later represented Mr Fridman when the UK government forced his L1 investment vehicle to sell gasfields in the North Sea. The firm gained a reputation for handling knotty and difficult corporate deals. Pavel Malyi, the firm’s first hire in Moscow who later served as chief financial officer of Sibur, the gas processing and petrochemical company, said Skadden would be his first call for tricky transactions in Russia. A lawyer who saw the firm’s litigators in action called them ‘tough, smart and savvy’. But Skadden’s involvement in Ukraine’s turbulent politics proved less sure-footed. In 2012, Mr. Manafort, the American lobbyist and later campaign manager for Donald Trump, helped arrange a report by Skadden for the Moscow-backed government of Viktor Yanukovych, former president of Ukraine. US investigators have taken an interest in the case as part of Mr. Mueller’s investigation into Mr. Gates’ and Mr. Manafort’s dealings in Ukraine. On Thursday, Mr. Mueller filed new charges of fraud and tax evasion against the pair. Mr. Manafort has denied wrongdoing. Mr. Gates is expected to plead guilty on Friday to conspiracy against the US and making a false statement The Ukraine report has been thrust into the spotlight once again because of Mr. van der Zwaan, 33, a Dutch national who worked for Skadden in London. The Russian-speaking associate worked on the Tymoshenko report. Mr. van der Zwaan’s profile, since deleted from Skadden’s website, also listed work for Gennady Bogolyubov, a Ukrainian oligarch, when the businessman was sued by his fellow countryman Victor Pinchuk in 2013. He also acted for Mr. Abramovich’s businesses in relation to mining assets in Ukraine, according to the profile. Last summer, the associate’s connections to the oligarch world deepened when he married Eva Khan, a daughter of Mr. Khan, the Russian-Ukrainian billionaire whose interests Skadden has represented in the past alongside Mr. Fridman.” http://www.ft.com/content/741975b0-18ae-11e8-9376-4a6390addb44 (http://archive.is/EWc7e)
•Tea Pain (data science blog)—Data Patterns Suggest Trump ToweSpectrum Health Ran a “Stealth Data Machine” With Russia (3/8/2018) “Jared Kushner is currently taking a victory lap, crowin’ about his ‘Stealth Data Machine’ that put Donald Trump over the top in the 2016 race. Let’s pry off the lid and peer into the inner-workings of this ‘Data Machine.’ The Signal in the Noise: Building on the data analysis by @Conspirator0 on Twitter, Tea Pain has stumbled onto a possible ‘signal in the noise’ that opens a window into the data-swappin’ shenanigans going on between Trump Tower, Spectrum Health and Russia’s Alfa Bank during the election. The data traffic, when analyzed, tells a very different story, a story of automated, orchestrated data sharing among multiple sites for a strategic end. Tea Pain originally dismissed this story as a possible red-herring. With the Russia craze at a fever pitch, this activity could be explained by what Tea’s daddy used to say, ‘When you got a new hammer, everything looks like a nail.’ But when Tea Pain saw the data patterns analyzed by Conspiritor0, he knew he’d spotted something mighty familiar: Database Replication. Put a pin in that, more on that later. At first, data analysts were puzzled by what appeared to be random activity with no apparent pattern. Perhaps it was email activity? Maybe money transfers? But there were literally thousands of these IP ‘pings.’[...] Whatever was running, it would hook up, transfer data for a few minutes, then go to sleep for an hour. This was the clue that led Tea Pain to formulate a much clearer working model to explain what we were all seeing: SQL Server Database Replication between multiple sites. What Is Database Replication?: Database Replication is a rather simple concept. When you have a database with millions of records representing hundreds of gigabytes of data, and you would like to keep a copy of that database housed in 2 or more locations, it makes no sense to continually copy the entire database from point A to point B every time a change is made, so you ‘replicate’ it. This allows only the changes made to be sent from one database to another[...] Tea Pain’s working theory is that Russia created a voter targeting database with information gleaned from hacked DNC data rolls and other data rolls ‘acquired’ from other states to feed this growing contact database. That database originated at Russian Intelligence which was in turn replicated to Russia’s Alfa Bank. This is where the ‘data laundering’ takes place, Alfa Bank is the pivot point where the FSB’s data fingerprints are wiped clean. Ironically Russia launders its data at the same place it launders its money. At Trump Tower, more data could merged into this system using various legal sources as well. Spectrum Health could also add value to the data by matching names and addresses in their extensive healthcare databases to harvest email addresses and phone numbers to flesh out this list. All these changes would be promptly replicated back to Russia in a matter of hours. Once back in the hands of Russian Intelligence, this massaged data could be programmatically matched up with social media handles to create a micro-targeted ‘hit list’ for the thousand Russian trolls employed by Putin.” http://web.archive.org/web/20170404010239/https://teapainusa.wordpress.com/2017/04/03/data-patterns-suggest-trump-towerspectrum-health-ran-a-stealth-data-machine-with-russia
•Meduza—The end of privacy ‘Meduza’ takes a hard look at FindFace and the looming prospect of total surveillance (7/14/2016) “In June 2016, N-Tech. Lab sold its technology to Beeline to create the Alfa Future People Electronic music festival app. The festival will be held on July 22 – 24 under Nizhny Novgorod, last year it gathered about 40,000 spectators. The application based on the FACEN algorithm will allow you to send your selfie to the robot, which, in turn, will find other photos of the user in the festival [data]base.” http://web.archive.org/web/20160827095842/https://meduza.io/en/feature/2016/07/14/the-end-of-privacy
•The Rachel Maddow Show—New look at Trump Org server mystery suggests avenues of inquiry (10/9/2018) “Dexter Filkins, contributor to The New Yorker, talks with Rachel Maddow about what is known about unusual communication between a Trump Organization computer server and a server at Russia's Alfa Bank, and what more some well-placed subpoenas could find out.” http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/new-look-at-trump-org-server-mystery-suggests-avenues-of-inquiry-1340582467598 (http://archive.is/i5g92)
•The Rachel Maddow Show—Republicans To Put Russian Bank Lawyer In Coveted DoJ Position [Alfa-Bank] http://facebook.com/drew.incarnate/posts/1736659809691528
•CNN—Russian bank sends threatening letter to computer scientist who called for Trump investigation [Alfa-Bank] (3/22/2017) "Alfa-Bank has stepped up its fight against computer scientists who suggested the major Russian bank was in communication with the Trump Organization in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The bank has sent a letter to one of those computer scientists, L. Jean Camp of Indiana University, warning of potential legal action. 'Alfa-Bank is exploring all available options to protect itself from malicious or tortious interference,' it said. 'Those options include litigation.' In recent months, Camp posted the bank's leaked computer logs on her personal website. She has repeatedly said 'this computer traffic should be investigated" by American law enforcement. In its letter, the bank noted that she "disclosed certain computer data regarding Alfa Bank... and encouraged inquiries into supposed links to the Trump Organization.' 'Your activities continue to this day to promote an unwarranted investigation into Alfa-Bank's 'communication' with the Trump Organization,' the letter warned." http://www.facebook.com/drew.incarnate/posts/1736726246351551
•Politico—3 Russians named in Trump dossier sue Fusion GPS for libel [Fridman, Alfa-Bank] http://facebook.com/drew.incarnate/posts/1737103689647140
•Getty Images—Face Control Finds First Commercial Use At Alfa Future People Festival http://facebook.com/drew.incarnate/posts/1736623383028504
•Slate—Was a Trump Server Communicating With Russia? (10/31/2016) “This spring, a group of computer scientists set out to determine whether hackers were interfering with the Trump campaign. They found something they weren’t expecting. [...] In late July, one of these scientists—who asked to be referred to as Tea Leaves, a pseudonym that would protect his relationship with the networks and banks that employ him to sift their data—found what looked like malware emanating from Russia. The destination domain had Trump in its name, which of course attracted Tea Leaves’ attention. But his discovery of the data was pure happenstance—a surprising needle in a large haystack of DNS lookups on his screen. ‘I have an outlier here that connects to Russia in a strange way,’ he wrote in his notes. He couldn’t quite figure it out at first. But what he saw was a bank in Moscow that kept irregularly pinging a server registered to the Trump Organization on Fifth Avenue. More data was needed, so he began carefully keeping logs of the Trump server’s DNS activity. As he collected the logs, he would circulate them in periodic batches to colleagues in the cybersecurity world. Six of them began scrutinizing them for clues. (I communicated extensively with Tea Leaves and two of his closest collaborators, who also spoke with me on the condition of anonymity, since they work for firms trusted by corporations and law enforcement to analyze sensitive data. They persuasively demonstrated some of their analytical methods to me—and showed me two white papers, which they had circulated so that colleagues could check their analysis. I also spoke with academics who vouched for Tea Leaves’ integrity and his unusual access to information. ‘This is someone I know well and is very well-known in the networking community,’ said Camp. ‘When they say something about DNS, you believe them. This person has technical authority and access to data.’) The researchers quickly dismissed their initial fear that the logs represented a malware attack. The communication wasn’t the work of bots. The irregular pattern of server lookups actually resembled the pattern of human conversation—conversations that began during office hours in New York and continued during office hours in Moscow. It dawned on the researchers that this wasn’t an attack, but a sustained relationship between a server registered to the Trump Organization and two servers registered to an entity called Alfa Bank. The researchers had initially stumbled in their diagnosis because of the odd configuration of Trump’s server. ‘I’ve never seen a server set up like that,’ says Christopher Davis, who runs the cybersecurity firm HYAS InfoSec Inc. and won a FBI Director Award for Excellence for his work tracking down the authors of one of the world’s nastiest botnet attacks. ‘It looked weird, and it didn’t pass the sniff test.’ The server was first registered to Trump’s business in 2009 and was set up to run consumer marketing campaigns. It had a history of sending mass emails on behalf of Trump-branded properties and products. Researchers were ultimately convinced that the server indeed belonged to Trump.” http://web.archive.org/web/20161031215320/http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/cover_story/2016/10/was_a_server_registered_to_the_trump_organization_communicating_with_russia.html
•The New Yorker—Was There a Connection Between a Russian Bank and the Trump Campaign?; A team of computer scientists sifted through records of unusual Web traffic in search of answers. (10/15/2018) “A set of cryptic data has inspired a years-long argument over its meaning. In June, 2016, after news broke that the Democratic National Committee had been hacked, a group of prominent computer scientists went on alert. Reports said that the infiltrators were probably Russian, which suggested to most members of the group that one of the country’s intelligence agencies had been involved. They speculated that if the Russians were hacking the Democrats they must be hacking the Republicans, too. ‘We thought there was no way in the world the Russians would just attack the Democrats,’ one of the computer scientists, who asked to be identified only as Max, told me. [...] As Max and his colleagues searched D.N.S. logs for domains associated with Republican candidates, they were perplexed by what they encountered. ‘We went looking for fingerprints similar to what was on the D.N.C. computers, but we didn’t find what we were looking for,’ Max told me. ‘We found something totally different—something unique.’ In the small town of Lititz, Pennsylvania, a domain linked to the Trump Organization (mail1.trump-email.com) seemed to be behaving in a peculiar way. The server that housed the domain belonged to a company called Listrak, which mostly helped deliver mass-marketing e-mails: blasts of messages advertising spa treatments, Las Vegas weekends, and other enticements. Some Trump Organization domains sent mass e-mail blasts, but the one that Max and his colleagues spotted appeared not to be sending anything. At the same time, though, a very small group of companies seemed to be trying to communicate with it. Examining records for the Trump domain, Max’s group discovered D.N.S. lookups from a pair of servers owned by Alfa Bank, one of the largest banks in Russia. Alfa Bank’s computers were looking up the address of the Trump server nearly every day. There were dozens of lookups on some days and far fewer on others, but the total number was notable: between May and September, Alfa Bank looked up the Trump Organization’s domain more than two thousand times. [...] One remarkable aspect of Foer’s story [Slate] involved the way that the Trump domain had stopped working. On September 21st, he wrote, the Times had delivered potential evidence of communications to B.G.R., a Washington lobbying firm that worked for Alfa Bank. Two days later, the Trump domain vanished from the Internet. [...] [T]he Trump-Alfa Bank story seemed to fade. The Trump campaign dismissed any connection, saying, ‘The only covert server is the one Hillary Clinton recklessly established in her basement.’ Bloggers and tech journalists assailed the Slate piece online. The cybersecurity researcher Robert Graham called the analysis ‘nonsense,’ and complained, ‘This is why we can’t have nice things on the Internet.’ He pointed out several problems. For instance, Foer’s sources had found that the Trump domain was blocking incoming e-mail, and argued that this was evidence that Trump and Alfa Bank were maintaining a private communications network; in fact, Listrak routinely configured its marketing servers to send e-mail but not to receive it. Graham also noted that the domain was administered not by Trump but by Cendyn, a company in Boca Raton that handled his company’s marketing e-mail. Alfa Bank hired two cybersecurity firms, Mandiant and Stroz Friedberg, to review the data. Both firms reported that they had found no evidence of communications with the Trump Organization. The bank also began trying to uncover the anonymous sources in the Slate piece. Attorneys representing Alfa contacted Jean Camp, telling her that they were considering legal action and asking her to identify the researchers who had assembled the data. [...] Alfa Bank was founded by Mikhail Fridman, in the last years of the Soviet Union. Fridman was born in western Ukraine and studied metallurgy in college. Like many others of his generation, he was introduced to the market economy through hustle. He sold theatre tickets, washed windows, and ran a student discothèque. After the Soviet Union collapsed, in 1991, Fridman joined the scramble to befriend members of the new government and amass a fortune with help from the state. Along with an economist named Petr Aven, who had previously served as the country’s minister for foreign economic relations, Fridman built Alfa Bank into one of the most successful businesses in the new Russia. Its parent company, Alfa Group, now controls the country’s largest private bank, along with financial institutions in several European nations. Fridman and Aven acquired reputations as brilliant, relentless businessmen. Describing the lawless post-Soviet years to the journalist Chrystia Freeland, who is now the foreign minister of Canada, Fridman said, ‘We were absolute savages.’ In a notorious episode in 2008, a group of Russian companies, including Alfa Group, tried to gain control of a joint venture they’d formed with British Petroleum. The power struggle was so fierce that the C.E.O. of the joint venture, Robert Dudley, felt compelled to leave Russia. The oligarchs kept pushing for control of the BP venture until it was sold to a state-owned petroleum company, for fifty-five billion dollars; Alfa Group’s cut was almost fourteen billion. Alfa Bank prospered during the Yeltsin years and has continued to do so under Putin. Though Fridman and Aven are not part of Putin’s innermost circle, they have managed to avoid the fate of some other oligarchs, who have had assets seized and, in a few cases, been imprisoned, after falling out of favor. Michael McFaul, a former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, told me he was impressed that Fridman and Aven had ‘navigated the very difficult world of maintaining their private business interests and not crossing the Kremlin.’ One reason the server story alarmed Alfa Bank was that it threatened the bank’s standing in Washington. Members of Russia’s government and many of its businessmen have been under American economic sanctions since 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea, but Alfa’s principals and representatives have enjoyed access to U.S. politicians at the highest levels. Fridman and Aven met several times with officials at the Obama White House, discussing such issues as Russia’s effort to gain entrance to the World Trade Organization. (Alfa Bank maintains that it has ‘never advocated for political or trade issues on behalf of the Russian government.’) ‘Fridman and Aven were seen as people that Washington could talk to about U.S.-Russia, because they checked two boxes—they were ‘polite company’ oligarchs, and they could shed light on Putin’s intentions and perspective,’ a senior official in the Obama Administration told me. ‘They got meetings at State and on the Hill and at the White House. And they were understood to be operating with the consent and guidance of Vladimir Putin.’ Alfa is still closely tied to the Russian system, but Fridman and Aven live much of the time in the United Kingdom. If there was a communications link with the Trump Organization, it might have been created without their knowledge. According to experts I spoke to, large Russian companies typically have a member of the intelligence services, either active or retired, working at a senior level. If a company’s services are required in some way, the officer—called a kurator—coördinates them. ‘A company couldn’t say no,’ a Washington-based Russia expert told me. (When asked about this, an Alfa Bank spokesperson said, ‘To our knowledge there are no senior intelligence officials at senior levels at Alfa Bank.’) This past May, I saw Petr Aven in New York, at the Four Seasons Hotel. He had just come from a dinner in Washington, at which he had met a group of prominent Americans, including officials from the White House, to discuss Russia’s economic situation. Aven seemed worried about surveillance; before we sat down, he brought his phone to the other side of the lobby and hid it behind a plant. He wouldn’t say much for the record, but he told me that his bank didn’t have ‘any connection at all with Trump—nothing.’ Aven and Fridman have visited Washington less often since Trump took office. But Trump’s victory appeared to elevate Alfa Bank’s connections there—at least by association. Don McGahn, the White House counsel, came from Jones Day, one of the law firms that represent Alfa Bank in the United States. McGahn brought five Jones Day lawyers with him into the White House; six more were appointed to senior posts in the Administration. Jones Day has done work for businesses belonging to a long list of Russian oligarchs, including Oleg Deripaska, Viktor Vekselberg, and Alexander Mashkevich. The firm has also represented the Trump campaign in its dealings with Robert Mueller. For this reason, McGahn secured an ethics waiver that allows him to talk to his old firm when its clients have business before the U.S. government. In June, 2017, Trump nominated Brian Benczkowski, a lawyer who had overseen the Stroz Friedberg report for Alfa Bank, to lead the criminal division of the Justice Department. At his confirmation hearing, Benczkowski said emphatically that Stroz Friedberg, like Mandiant, had rejected the possibility of complicity. The investigation, he said, found that ‘there was no communications link between the Trump Organization and Alfa Bank.’ Democratic senators expressed concern that Benczkowski had taken on work for Alfa Bank; he had been a senior member of Trump’s transition team and had good reason to expect that he would be appointed to a job in the Administration. ‘The client was a Russian bank that is under suspicion of having a direct connection with the Trump campaign,’ Senator Richard Durbin said, during the hearing. [...] [T]he traffic coincided with Paul Manafort’s time as Trump’s campaign manager—but the D.N.S. queries continued after Manafort stepped down. ‘A lot of people are seeing faces in clouds,’ Leto said. The Trump Organization had done little to clarify the matter. In October, 2016, it released a statement denying interactions with Alfa Bank ‘or any Russian entity.’ Instead, it offered a peculiar explanation for the D.N.S. traffic: it had been triggered when ‘an existing banking customer of Cendyn’—the marketing firm—had used the company’s systems to send communications to Alfa Bank. Such a scenario would be highly irregular; it was as if Gmail had allowed a user to send e-mail from another user’s account. ‘It makes no sense,’ Paul told me. Trump’s advocates claimed that the investigations sponsored by Alfa Bank had proved that Alfa and the Trump Organization were not communicating. In fact, they sidestepped the question. Mandiant, one of the cybersecurity firms, said that it was unable to inspect the bank’s D.N.S. logs from 2016, because Alfa retained such records for only twenty-four hours. The other firm, Stroz Friedberg, gave the same explanation for why it, too, was “unable to verify” the data. As Jones’s team vetted the data, they examined various possible explanations. One was malware, which had played a role in the hack of the D.N.C.’s computers. Most malware has ‘distinctive patterns of behavior,’ Camp told me. It is typically sent out in a blast, aimed simultaneously at multiple domains. There is a ‘payload’—a mechanism that activates the malicious activity—and a ‘recruitment mechanism,’ which enables the malware to take over parts of a vulnerable computer. None of the experts whom Jones assembled found any evidence of this behavior on the Trump server. ‘Malware doesn’t keep banging on the door like that,’ Paul said. A second possibility was marketing e-mail. After the Slate article appeared, some commentators suggested that Trump’s server had innocently sent promotional e-mails to Alfa Bank, and that a computer there had responded with queries designed to verify the identity of the sender. [...] The timing and the frequency of the D.N.S. lookups also did not suggest spam, Paul and Leto believed. Mass-marketing e-mails are typically sent by an automated process, one after another, in an unbroken rhythm. The Alfa queries seemed to fall into two categories. Some came in a steady pulse, while others arrived irregularly—sometimes many in a day, sometimes a few. ‘The timing of the communication was not random, and it wasn’t regular-periodic,’ Paul said. ‘It was a better match for human activity.’ But, if the Trump server wasn’t sending or receiving e-mail, what could explain the traffic? There was the possibility of ‘spoofing’—essentially, faking an identity. [...] As Jones’s team sifted through explanations for the traffic, they began constructing their own theory. ‘What you have here is a minimally viable technical footprint of a small number of people who are using what I suspect is an ad-hoc system to communicate,’ Paul said. ‘Anytime the F.B.I. or anyone else pulls apart a cyber-crime organization, there is always some communication structure that’s used for command and control. That’s where the high-value communications happen.’ (Max and his colleagues did not see any D.N.S. evidence that the Trump Organization was attempting to access the server; they speculated that the organization was using a virtual private network, or V.P.N., a common security measure that obscures users’ digital footprints.) If this was a communications mechanism, it appeared to have been relatively simple, suggesting that it had been set up spontaneously and refined over time. Because the Trump Organization did not have administrative control of the server, Paul and Leto theorized that any such system would have incorporated software that one of the parties was already using. ‘The likely scenario is not that the people using the server were incredibly sophisticated networking geniuses doing something obscure and special,’ Max said. ‘The likely scenario is that they adapted a server and vender already available to them, which they felt was away from prying eyes.’ Leto told me that he envisioned ‘something like a bulletin-board system.’ Or it could have been an instant-messaging system that was part of software already in use on the server. Kramer, of Listrak, insisted that his company’s servers were used exclusively for mass marketing. ‘We only do one thing here,’ he told me. But Listrak’s services can be integrated with numerous Cendyn software packages, some of which allow instant messaging. One possibility is Metron, used to manage events at hotels. In fact, the Trump Organization’s October, 2016, statement, blaming the unusual traffic on a ‘banking customer’ of Cendyn, suggested that the communications had gone through Metron, which supports both messaging and e-mail. The parties might also have been using Webmail—e-mail that leaves few digital traces, other than D.N.S. lookups. Or, Paul and Leto said, they could have been communicating through software used to compose marketing e-mails. They might have used a method called foldering, in which messages are written but not sent; instead, they are saved in a drafts folder, where an accomplice who also has access to the account can read them. ‘This is a very common way for people to communicate with each other who don’t want to be detected,’ Leto told me. David Petraeus, when he was the director of the C.I.A., used this method to exchange intimacies—and to share classified information—with his lover, Paula Broadwell. In June, an attorney for the Mueller investigation accused Paul Manafort of using foldering to facilitate secret communications. Given the limitations of D.N.S. data, none of the independent experts I spoke to could be certain of what Alfa Bank and the Trump Organization were doing. Some of them cautioned that it was impossible even to guess at every way that an e-mail system might malfunction. A senior analyst at a D.N.S.-service provider said, ‘Things can get messed up in unexpected ways.’ But Paul and Leto maintained that they had considered and rejected every scenario that they had encountered in decades of cybersecurity work. ‘Is it possible there is an innocuous explanation for all this?’ Paul said. ‘Yes, of course. And it’s also possible that space aliens did this. It’s possible—just not very likely.’ [...] If Trump and Alfa Bank [...] were communicating, what might they have been talking about? Max and some of the other scientists I spoke to theorized that they may have been using the system to signal one another about events or tasks that had to be performed: money to be transferred, for instance, or data to be copied. ‘My guess is that, whenever someone wanted to talk, they would do a D.N.S. lookup and then route the traffic somewhere else,’ Richard Clayton, of the University of Cambridge, said. Camp also speculated that the system may have been used to coördinate the movement of data. She noted that Cambridge Analytica, which was working for the Trump campaign, took millions of personal records from Facebook. In Camp’s scenario, these could have been transferred to the Russian government, to help guide its targeting of American voters before the election. The researchers I spoke with were careful to point out that the limits of D.N.S. data prevent them from going beyond speculation. If employees of the companies were talking, the traffic reveals nothing about who they were or what they were saying; it is difficult to rule out something as banal as a protracted game of video poker. ‘If I’m a cop, I’m not going to take this to the D.A. and say we’re ready to prosecute,’ Leto said. ‘I’m going to say we have enough to ask for a search warrant.’ More complete information could be difficult to obtain. This March, after Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee announced that it had found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, the committee’s Democrats filed a dissent, arguing that there were many matters still to be investigated, including the Trump Organization’s connections to Alfa Bank. The Democrats implored the majority to force Cendyn to turn over computer data that would help determine what had happened. Those records could show who in the Trump Organization used the server. There would probably also be a record of who shut down the Trump domain after the Times contacted Alfa Bank. Cendyn might have records of any outgoing communications sent by the Trump Organization. But the request for further investigation is unlikely to proceed as long as Republicans hold the majority. ‘We’ve all looked at the data, and it doesn’t look right,’ a congressional staffer told me. ‘But how do you get to the truth?’ The enigma, for now, remains an enigma. The only people likely to finally resolve the question of Alfa Bank and the Trump Organization are federal investigators.” http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/15/was-there-a-connection-between-a-russian-bank-and-the-trump-campaign (http://archive.is/MSR3j)
[“No collusion”? Collusion.]

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12-Year Congressional Term Limits
18 Year Term Limit for Supreme Court Justices
Algorithmic Trading/Fraud
Amend the Voting Rights Act
American Exchange Program
American Journalism Fellows
American Mall Act
Attack Dark Money
Automatic and Same-Day Voter Registration
Automatically Sunset Old Laws
Capital Gain/Carried Interest Tax
Carbon Fee and Dividend
Care for People with Disabilities
Clean Water is a Human Right
Closely Monitor Mental Health of White House Staff
Combat Climate Change
Control Prescription Drug Cost
Control the Cost of Higher Education
Controlled Substance Waivers for Veterans
Crypto/Digital Asset Regulation and Consumer Protection
Data as a Property Right
Decrease Pre-Trial Cash Bail
Decriminalize Opioids
Democracy Dollars
Department of Technology
Early Childhood Education for All
Early Voting and Vote by Mail
Ease the Transition to Self-Driving Vehicles
Economic Crime
Election Security
Empowering MMA Fighters
Empowering Unions in the 21st Century
End Active Shooter Drills
End Bidding Wars for Corporate Relocation
End Partisan Gerrymandering
End the Filibuster
Ending Predatory Payday Loans
Ending Veteran Suicide
Entice High-Skill Individuals
Every Cop Gets a Camera
Every Vet Under a Roof Initiative
Expand Access to Medical Experts
Expand Selective Schools
Expansion and Restoration Voting Rights
Extend Daylight Saving Time All Year
Federally Regulate Online Poker
Fight for Equal Pay
Fight the Spread of Hateful Ideas
Fighting the Rise of White Nationalism and Extremism
Financial Transaction Tax
Financing a Sustainable Economy
Flood Prevention
Foreign Policy First Principles
Fossil Fuels: Their Days Are Over
Free Financial Counseling for All
Free Marriage Counseling for All
Fund Autism Intervention
Fund Medical Technology Innovation
Geoengineering
GI Bill Improvements
Grid Modernization Race to the Top
Guaranteed Childcare
Gun Safety
Head of Culture and Ceremony
Hold Pharmaceutical Companies Accountable
Hold the Future Accountable
Human-Centered Capitalism
Implement Mandatory Paid Leave Policy
Improve the American Scorecard
Improving Our Political Rhetoric
Improving the Electoral College
Improving Veteran Health
Increase Assistance for Single Parents
Increase Teacher Salaries
Invest in America’s Mental Health
Invest in Research and Adaptation
Investing in Telehealth
Legalize Marijuana
LGBTQ+ Rights
Life-Skills Education in All High Schools
Limit Bureaucracy in the Federal Workforce
Local Journalism Fund
Lower the Voting Age to 16
Make Community College Affordable for All
Make Election Day a Holiday
Make it Easier to Save for Retirement
Make it Easy for Americans to Move for Work
Make Puerto Rico a State
Make Washington, DC, a State
Making Taxes Fun
Media Fragmentation
Medicare for All
Military Training: The Gold Standard
Minimize Harm of Modern Tech on Our Children
Modern Time Banking
Modernize Military Spending
Modernize Voting
Move to Higher Ground
Native American Voting Rights and Polling Locations
NCAA Should Pay Athletes
Net Neutrality
Nuclear Energy Stopgap
Nuclear Launch Decisions
Opioid Crisis
Paid Family Leave
Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants
Positive Use of Military Expertise
Powering a Sustainable World
Preservation of Public Lands and Water
Prevent Airlines from Removing Customers
Prevent Corruption in the Federal Government
Preventative Care and Food Security
Prohibit Voter ID Laws
Promote Vocational Education
Prosperity Grants
Provide Basic Banking Services through the Post Office
Public Council of Advisors
Quantum Computing and Encryption Standards
Ranked Choice Voting
Rebuild American Infrastructure
Reduce Mass Incarceration
Reduce Packaging Waste
Reduce Student Loan Burden
Reduce Wildfires
Reform the FEC
Relocate Federal Agencies
Renewable Energy
Restoration of Voting Rights for Felons
Reverse Boot Camp
Revive the Office of Technology Assessment
Right to Privacy/Abortion and Contraception
Robo-Calling Text Line
Southern Border Security
Stop the D.C. Revolving Door
Support for the Arts
Support the DREAM Act
Support the Revival of Earmarks
Supporting HBCUs
Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Practices – Buildings, Materials, Storage
Sustainable Transportation
The Freedom Dividend
The Penny Makes No Cents
Timing of Payments for Small Businesses
Tort Reform/Reasonableness Dismissals
Using Trade Deals to Fight Climate Change
Value-Added Tax
Veteran Employment and Businesses
Voting for People with Disabilities (PWD)
Women in Leadership
Women’s Right to Choose
Working Conditions During Pregnancy
Zoning
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New from December 2nd (first time I started counting and recording it):
Care for People with Disabilities
Clean Water is a Human Right
Empowering Unions in the 21st Century
Ending Predatory Payday Loans
Guaranteed Childcare
Investing in Telehealth
Preventative Care and Food Security
Women in Leadership
Women’s Right to Choose
Working Conditions During Pregnancy

12-Year Congressional Term Limits 18 Year Term Limit for Supreme Court Justices Algorithmic Trading/Fraud Amend the Voting Rights Act American Exchange Program American Journalism Fellows American Mall Act Attack Dark Money Automatic and Same-Day Voter Registration Automatically Sunset Old Laws Capital Gain/Carried Interest Tax Carbon Fee and Dividend Care for People with Disabilities Clean Water is a Human Right Closely Monitor Mental Health of White House Staff Combat Climate Change Control Prescription Drug Cost Control the Cost of Higher Education Controlled Substance Waivers for Veterans Crypto/Digital Asset Regulation and Consumer Protection Data as a Property Right Decrease Pre-Trial Cash Bail Decriminalize Opioids Democracy Dollars Department of Technology Early Childhood Education for All Early Voting and Vote by Mail Ease the Transition to Self-Driving Vehicles Economic Crime Election Security Empowering MMA Fighters End Active Shooter Drills End Bidding Wars for Corporate Relocation End Partisan Gerrymandering End the Filibuster Ending Veteran Suicide Entice High-Skill Individuals Every Cop Gets a Camera Every Vet Under a Roof Initiative Expand Access to Medical Experts Expand Selective Schools Expansion and Restoration Voting Rights Extend Daylight Saving Time All Year Federally Regulate Online Poker Fight for Equal Pay Fight the Spread of Hateful Ideas Fighting the Rise of White Nationalism and Extremism Financial Transaction Tax Financing a Sustainable Economy Flood Prevention Foreign Policy First Principles Fossil Fuels: Their Days Are Over Free Financial Counseling for All Free Marriage Counseling for All Fund Autism Intervention Fund Medical Technology Innovation Geoengineering GI Bill Improvements Grid Modernization Race to the Top Gun Safety Head of Culture and Ceremony Hold Pharmaceutical Companies Accountable Hold the Future Accountable Human-Centered Capitalism Implement Mandatory Paid Leave Policy Improve the American Scorecard Improving Our Political Rhetoric Improving the Electoral College Improving Veteran Health Increase Assistance for Single Parents Increase Teacher Salaries Invest in America’s Mental Health Invest in Research and Adaptation Investing in Telehealth Legalize Marijuana LGBTQ+ Rights Life-Skills Education in All High Schools Limit Bureaucracy in the Federal Workforce Local Journalism Fund Lower the Voting Age to 16 Make Community College Affordable for All Make Election Day a Holiday Make it Easier to Save for Retirement Make it Easy for Americans to Move for Work Make Puerto Rico a State Make Washington, DC, a State Making Taxes Fun Media Fragmentation Medicare for All Military Training: The Gold Standard Minimize Harm of Modern Tech on Our Children Modern Time Banking Modernize Military Spending Modernize Voting Move to Higher Ground Native American Voting Rights and Polling Locations NCAA Should Pay Athletes Net Neutrality Nuclear Energy Stopgap Nuclear Launch Decisions Opioid Crisis Paid Family Leave Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants Positive Use of Military Expertise Powering a Sustainable World Preservation of Public Lands and Water Prevent Airlines from Removing Customers Prevent Corruption in the Federal Government Preventative Care and Food Security Prohibit Voter ID Laws Promote Vocational Education Prosperity Grants Provide Basic Banking Services through the Post Office Public Council of Advisors Quantum Computing and Encryption Standards Ranked Choice Voting Rebuild American Infrastructure Reduce Mass Incarceration Reduce Packaging Waste Reduce Student Loan Burden Reduce Wildfires Reform the FEC Relocate Federal Agencies Renewable Energy Restoration of Voting Rights for Felons Reverse Boot Camp Revive the Office of Technology Assessment Right to Privacy/Abortion and Contraception Robo-Calling Text Line Southern Border Security Stop the D.C. Revolving Door Support for the Arts Support the DREAM Act Support the Revival of Earmarks Supporting HBCUs Sustainable Agriculture Sustainable Development Sustainable Practices – Buildings, Materials, Storage Sustainable Transportation The Freedom Dividend The Penny Makes No Cents Timing of Payments for Small Businesses Tort Reform/Reasonableness Dismissals Using Trade Deals to Fight Climate Change Value-Added Tax Veteran Employment and Businesses Voting for People with Disabilities (PWD) Zoning

Hi All, For the last few years I've been running a monthly league game/home tournament. We're now looking to transition the league online, which is actually great because we've had some people move out of state recently and now they can come back into the fold.
Problem is that I don't know what platform to use... Zoom with Pokerstars.Net seemed like a good option and I installed the latter last week easily enough. Problem is that as of today I'm getting location errors when trying to join a club (note: I'm in Washington state where online poker is illegal).
We are going to be using "play money" of course, no illegal Venmo transfers will be allowed. I'm all about following the law.
Question for you all in states where online poker is banned - how do you run your virtual "play money" home game league tournaments? We are 4-months into the current 9-month league season and considering we take a 10% rake from each session which goes towards the final pot, there is real fake money at stake here and I really want to get the league moving again.

I am a little confused about this. I've seen some things that say it is straight up a crime to play any form of online poker if cash is involved, even if it's a free roll.
I've seen another big site say don't believe that BS, it is impossible for you to get in trouble.
I'm a little confused because some sites accept WA state. So, if I play there, the website is the liable one right? Or no? Even Bovada accepts WA state now, which I dont think they did for awhile. BetOnline does too.
I feel like the people that would get in trouble are those who mask their IP/addresses despite being in WA state to play on sites that don't allow WA state?
Thanks for the answers, sorry if it gets asked a lot.

12-Year Congressional Term Limits
18 Year Term Limit for Supreme Court Justices
Algorithmic Trading/Fraud
Amend the Voting Rights Act
American Exchange Program
American Journalism Fellows
American Mall Act
Attack Dark Money
Automatic and Same-Day Voter Registration
Automatically Sunset Old Laws
Capital Gain/Carried Interest Tax
Carbon Fee and Dividend
Closely Monitor Mental Health of White House Staff
Combat Climate Change
Control Prescription Drug Cost
Control the Cost of Higher Education
Controlled Substance Waivers for Veterans
Crypto/Digital Asset Regulation and Consumer Protection
Data as a Property Right
Decrease Pre-Trial Cash Bail
Decriminalize Opioids
Democracy Dollars
Department of Technology
Early Childhood Education for All
Early Voting and Vote by Mail
Ease the Transition to Self-Driving Vehicles
Economic Crime
Election Security
Empowering MMA Fighters
End Active Shooter Drills
End Bidding Wars for Corporate Relocation
End Partisan Gerrymandering
End the Filibuster
Ending Veteran Suicide
Entice High-Skill Individuals
Every Cop Gets a Camera
Every Vet Under a Roof Initiative
Expand Access to Medical Experts
Expand Selective Schools
Expansion and Restoration Voting Rights
Extend Daylight Saving Time All Year
Federally Regulate Online Poker
Fight for Equal Pay
Fight the Spread of Hateful Ideas
Fighting the Rise of White Nationalism and Extremism
Financial Transaction Tax
Financing a Sustainable Economy
Flood Prevention
Foreign Policy First Principles
Fossil Fuels: Their Days Are Over
Free Financial Counseling for All
Free Marriage Counseling for All
Fund Autism Intervention
Fund Medical Technology Innovation
Geoengineering
GI Bill Improvements
Grid Modernization Race to the Top
Gun Safety
Head of Culture and Ceremony
Hold Pharmaceutical Companies Accountable
Hold the Future Accountable
Human-Centered Capitalism
Implement Mandatory Paid Leave Policy
Improve the American Scorecard
Improving Our Political Rhetoric
Improving the Electoral College
Improving Veteran Health
Increase Assistance for Single Parents
Increase Teacher Salaries
Invest in America’s Mental Health
Invest in Research and Adaptation
Legalize Marijuana
LGBTQ+ Rights
Life-Skills Education in All High Schools
Limit Bureaucracy in the Federal Workforce
Local Journalism Fund
Lower the Voting Age to 16
Make Community College Affordable for All
Make Election Day a Holiday
Make it Easier to Save for Retirement
Make it Easy for Americans to Move for Work
Make Puerto Rico a State
Make Washington, DC, a State
Making Taxes Fun
Media Fragmentation
Medicare for All
Military Training: The Gold Standard
Minimize Harm of Modern Tech on Our Children
Modern Time Banking
Modernize Military Spending
Modernize Voting
Move to Higher Ground
Native American Voting Rights and Polling Locations
NCAA Should Pay Athletes
Net Neutrality
Nuclear Energy Stopgap
Nuclear Launch Decisions
Opioid Crisis
Paid Family Leave
Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants
Positive Use of Military Expertise
Powering a Sustainable World
Preservation of Public Lands and Water
Prevent Airlines from Removing Customers
Prevent Corruption in the Federal Government
Prohibit Voter ID Laws
Promote Vocational Education
Prosperity Grants
Provide Basic Banking Services through the Post Office
Public Council of Advisors
Quantum Computing and Encryption Standards
Ranked Choice Voting
Rebuild American Infrastructure
Reduce Mass Incarceration
Reduce Packaging Waste
Reduce Student Loan Burden
Reduce Wildfires
Reform the FEC
Relocate Federal Agencies
Renewable Energy
Restoration of Voting Rights for Felons
Reverse Boot Camp
Revive the Office of Technology Assessment
Right to Privacy/Abortion and Contraception
Robo-Calling Text Line
Southern Border Security
Stop the D.C. Revolving Door
Support for the Arts
Support the DREAM Act
Support the Revival of Earmarks
Supporting HBCUs
Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Practices – Buildings, Materials, Storage
Sustainable Transportation
The Freedom Dividend
The Penny Makes No Cents
Timing of Payments for Small Businesses
Tort Reform/Reasonableness Dismissals
Using Trade Deals to Fight Climate Change
Value-Added Tax
Veteran Employment and Businesses
Voting for People with Disabilities (PWD)
Zoning

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So for two weeks+ I couldn’t get on pokerstarsvr. It drove me nuts! Always a black screen and before that it was a black screen followed by it being unresponsive.
After harassing the discussion board a dev finally told me that PVR isn’t available in Washington State, USA.
Turned on my vpn to a new york ip address and I haven’t had anymore problems.
So if you gave up but have a vpn. Give it ONE LAST TRY!
Edit: I AM NOT A LAWYER AND THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE This might only be tied to my state so might as well just say WASHINGTON STATE. To any doubting or confused as to what is causing this. ""The Washington state law defined gambling as “the staking or risking something of value upon the outcome of a contest of chance or a future contingent event not under the person’s control or influence, upon an agreement or understanding that the person or someone else will receive something of value in the event of a certain outcome.”
Based on this definition, Big Fish Casino constituted illegal online gambling, according to the appeals court.
Despite the ruling, the Washington State Gambling Commission was quick to point out that they did not order social gaming sites to stop their free online play offerings in the state. In a tweet, the gambling commission said, “We are not a party to the civil court case, we did not testify in the case, and we did not order these sites to discontinue free online play for Washington residents.”
In a statement to USPoker, PokerStars’ parent company The Stars Group said it is “reviewing the rulings and ensuring that our activities are in line with state regulations.”
“We are hopeful the law will be clarified and that when it is, we will be able to reinstate all Washington players at their current status,” according to The Stars Group."" https://calvinayre.com/2018/04/06/business/pokerstars-stops-offering-free-online-poker-washington-state/ Seems to explain what is happening. Due to a court ruling in a case with big fish games or whatever. Pokerstars is keeping themselves safe until they can get a 100% guarantee that they are legal. Even though the gambling commission did not come after them, and they stated they have no intention. Pokerstars realises it COULD get in trouble BECAUSE the other company got in trouble in a different form of court. So it creates a "gray area" that they simply don't want to risk.
With the statement
"In a tweet, the gambling commission said, “We are not a party to the civil court case, we did not testify in the case, and we did not order these sites to discontinue free online play for Washington residents.”"
I interpret that as legal, so long as you do not purchase any tokens. Which I never have and think is fucking retarded. No loss due to never having the intention. I use the free tokens and what I win. So I don't see it as circumventing the law when it comes to gambling and all that legal jazz and jargon.
I realized this(the above info) might be good to look into to make sure I wasn't encouraging anything "bad". So I gathered this info for you to determine your own opinion and decision in the matter. This is not all the information and I encourage you to do your own fact checking due to this being made in 2018 and that I AM NOT A LAWYER AND THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE nor encourage anyone to participate in illegal behavior. I am simply informing you of a way to enjoy pokerstars. If your IP address is washington state based. You will need to change it if you want to access pokerstars. If you are temporarily in Washington, this is why you can't get on. I AM NOT A LAWYER AND THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE

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prepare yourself for a long, copy/pasted list that you'll probably just scroll past in order to complain about the length...
I don't understand how people are so dense
It's not going to stop with the kinect.
Verizon got a lot of shit last year for introducing a DVR with similar creepy features - talking about targeting contraceptive ads to people it detects romancing, etc... http://www.fiercecable.com/story/verizon-patents-targeted-advertising-method-determines-if-viewers-are-laugh/2012-11-30
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/dvr-camera-microphone-target-advertisements-based-recordings-users-014434311.html
Yeah a lot of kids are going to get it and have zero problems. They'll grow up loving the technology and have no problems being laseIR scanned at every waking moment. No problem with that at all. We can trust companies that make electronics, no matter how invasive the tech is or how many times they get caught lying/aiding spy/law enforcement organizations
might as well copy/past this here too...
The kinect, and other viewer-monitoring devices, are going to change advertising and programming/content to levels you couldn't believe.
The IR will know which parts of commercials send the most blood to our cocks, or which tv-show arguments/news programs get us mad, what makes us happy, what we'll sit through, etc...
I personally think tv, and everything else "entertainment" now, is derogatory and pandering enough as it is. If they're going to be openly collecting this kind of data - and openly trying to monetize every aspect of it - and not so openly using it for scarier purposes...
TV and movies are going to be TERRIBLE in ten years, not to mention how far the police state will advance by then...
This shouldn't be about gamers avoiding one company's product, it should be a society rejecting an incredibly invasive technology being foisted into our everyday lives

copy/paste, mostly from before PRISM was publicized

look up "Stellar Wind" and "Trapwire" if you don't know what they are.
this is far from the extent of it...

• Microsoft, Too, Says FBI Secretly Surveilling Its Customers
  
• FBI confirms ALL Digital Communications In The United States Are Being “Captured” By Government Surveillance Systems -Video
  
• CIA Chief: We’ll Spy on You Through Your Dishwasher
  
• DARPA to Troubled Soldiers: Meet Your New Simulated Therapist - kinect-based emotion assessment and "therapy"
  
• Leveraging Xbox Kinect for Homeland Security Operations - Microsoft.com - Bottom right of page under "Videos and Webcasts," 8 minute video, "This is just the beginning"
  
• Kinect system keeps track of household objects
  
• Realistic Applications for Wireless Sensor Networks - the very first thing mentioned is "military surveillance" - will be marketed to gamers as health/sleep/exercise BS - Compare it to the "WiSee" stuff that was in the news the past couple days
  
• • Wi-Fi signals enable gesture recognition throughout entire home

The concept is similar to Xbox Kinect – a commercial product that uses cameras to recognize gestures – but the UW technology is simpler, cheaper and doesn’t require users to be in the same room as the device - - Using WiFi to see through walls

• - Seeing Through Walls With a Wireless Router
• • "Wifi was a trojan horse used to spy on everyone - Wi-Fi 'radar' can see through walls"
• The U.S. Navy is paying a company six figures to hack into used video game consoles and extract sensitive information. The tasks to be completed are for both offline and online data.
  
• DHS Looks to Spy on Video Game Consoles in Search of Pedophiles, Terrorists
  

For these next two, keep in mind the "illumiroom" and other room-scanning/imaging and kinect apps...

• Scary New Malware Uses Your Phone To Make A Map Of Your House For Robbers
  
• The US Naval Surface Warfare Center has created an Android app that secretly records your environment and reconstructs it as a 3D virtual model for a malicious user to browse
  

building inspectors looking for code violations, parole officers looking for probation violations, bail bondsman and debt collectors looking to locate people/evaluate their properties, SWAT/police/military whatever units will surely want precise mapping and all the other fun stuff... What are advertisements going to be like in ten years when everyone's got a profile of which images/sounds pump the most blood to certain parts of their bodies, what makes them nervous/upset/scared, etc... If you think the "entertainment industry" is too big for it's britches now, just wait.

• Ex-Microsoft privacy adviser: I don't trust company after NSA revelations
• "Xbox One Kinect sensor can understand two people talking at the same time [Detect whether mouths are open in a dark room, track thumbs, track 25 joints of up to six people, and monitor heart rate by scanning user's face]"
• "Kinect isn't "the devil's device", but it can tell when you're bluffing at poker"
• MIT Computer Program Reveals Invisible Motion in Video
• Xbox One Kinect Official Tech Demo Videos (Inside Brains, Heart & Behind the Eyes)
• Behind the eyes of Xbox One Kinect
• The Xbox One Has A Wee Dong Problem
• Xbox One built with advertising in mind, Kinect integral to next-gen adverts
  
• Tech firms including Microsoft are said to voluntarily give advanced warning to the US government of vulnerabilities in software products sold to governments overseas before they are patched, allowing US agencies to effectively use them to conduct foreign surveillance.
  
• How Can Any Company Ever Trust Microsoft Again? "Microsoft consciously and regularly passes on information about how to break into its products to US agencies"
  
• Infosecurity - Connected TVs open up a host of threat vectors
  
• Former Stasi Lieutenant Colonel On NSA’s Mass Surveillance: ‘It Is The Height Of Naivete To Think That Once Collected This Information Won’t Be Used’
  
• Celente: PRISM just prep for something bigger, hunt for undesirables on
  
• Xbox One Kinect privacy concerns addressed by lawmakers with new bill called the “We Are Watching You Act”
  
• Xbox One's Kinect may violate proposed government privacy bill
  

  "This may sound preposterous but it is neither a joke nor an exaggeration," Capuano wrote. "These DVRs would essentially observe consumers as they watch television as a way to super-target ads. It is an incredible invasion of privacy. Given what we have recently learned about the access that the government has to the phone numbers we call, the emails we send and the websites we visit, it is important for consumers to decide for themselves whether they want this technology. Think about what you do in the privacy of your own home and then think about how you would feel sharing that information with your cable company, their advertisers and your government."
  

• ACLU: TSA Blacklists Americans Using 'Secret' Evidence
  
• With Xbox One, what's yours is theirs
  

  ... used to write games for the XBox360 and one of the TCRs for XBLA games is that you cannot do any encryption or compression on the voice chat data for online games. We could have compressed the crap out of them and saved a ton of bandwidth but I guess if we did that then the NSA would have to figure out the compression/encryption on each game... ...Microsoft policy does not permit the transmission of encrypted voice, video, or text chat...
  

• Microsoft provides fusion center technology and funding for surveillance - Did you know Microsoft helps fund the National Fusion Center Association which, in turn, helps police departments buy surveillance tech? In fact, it provides fusion architecture and the Microsoft Fusion Core Solution.
  
• NYC and Microsoft announce citywide monitoring system
  
• "_NSAKEY"
  
• NSA helped with Windows 7 development - Privacy expert voices 'backdoor' concerns, security researchers dismiss idea
  
• It's Terrifying And Sickening That Microsoft Can Now Listen In On All My Skype Calls
  
• Skype developed a backdoor access system for the NSA before the Microsoft acquisition as part of a secret project involving only a dozen people and created by the government.
  
• Report: Skype Formed Secret “Project Chess” to Make Chats Available to Government
  
• Microsoft Denies Monitoring Skype Calls After Banning Users For Bad Language
  
• "Can't use Skype or Upload studio due to "past behaviour""
  
• Will the NSA use the Xbox One to spy on your family? - Skype swore wiretaps weren't possible before recent reports. Is Kinect next?
  
• CIA Chief Technology Officer: we collect everything we can and store it forever
  
• CIA Chief Technology Officer: we collect everything we can and store it forever - youtube
  

  ...The National Academy of Sciences studied the question back in 2008 and found that it is "not feasible" to successfully deploy data mining in terrorism prevention...
  

• Privacy advocates: [Germany's data protection commissioner] Peter Schaar called Xbox One "monitor"
  
• "New evidence reveals FBI demands companies secretly turn over crypto keys, allowing them to simultaneously wiretap all customers worldwide, and threatens to jail them if they violate the gag order"
  
• Don't blame the corporations for the surveillance state - If the law of the land requires Microsoft or Google or Facebook to surrender data about their customers then that's what they have to do. They're victims of the situation.
  Compare those last two to microsoft's new privacy statement for the xbox...
  
• Microsoft explains why Xbox One Kinect isn't a Prism spy tool
  
• privacy statement
  

Every time they say they won't or aren't doing something creepy, they end the statement with something like "except when the law applies, or for public safety"
but wait, there's more...

Oklahoma City's event list.

Ongoing

• Frost/Nixon (Civic Center Music Hall - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Take an exciting look at the post-Watergate television interviews as Lyric Theatre presents: Frost/Nixon. This engaging…
• Hicks and Booneshine (Noir Bistro & Bar - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Nov 25th Live talk show with Spencer Hicks and Kristy Boone.…

Wednesday, Sep 11th

• 🎓 1 Million Cups (Starspace 46 - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 9:00am 1 Million Cups is monthly community initiative to support local startups and innovators. It’s a great networking opportunity where two entrepreneurs present. Next, there’s a little Q&A. Finally, the audience asks what we can do to support the entrepreneur in their endeavors. The event requires no registration, is always free, and includes…
• 🍴 Anthem Drown Night! (HiLo Club - Oklahoma City) Our local friends at Anthem Brewing Co. have some great beers! Every Wednesday night from 9pm to close enjoy $8 Drown Night! Their Power Pils will be flowing!
• 🎓 Budgeting for Baby (Norman Public Library - Norman) Start Time: 6:00pm Bumpos, Wubba Nubs, and Boppys, oh my! Sometimes budgeting for baby can make you feel like you're speaking a different language. Librarians and new moms Heather and Amber share and translate how to navigate the must-have, and don't-need supplies when preparing for baby. You'll also be able to make and take your own felt board learning toy for…
• 🍴 Dope Poetry Night (ICE Event Center - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm Every Wednesday night at the Ice Event Center Sports Bar and Grill located at the heart of Oklahoma City! Sign ups begin at 7pm and show begins at 7:30pmish. Free Admission! Free vendor set up! Bar Restaurant
• 🍴 HOG FEED & Brad Fielder // The Deli (The Deli - Norman) Start Time: 10:00pm a late night showcase of electrified sounds for dancing and drinking 10 pm • $5 • 21+ @[613358162016520:274:Brad Fielder] country blues & ragtime https://www.bradfielder.net/ @[305468736537459:274:HOG FEED] juke joint blues & jank rock https://soundcloud.com/hogfeed
• 😂 John Evans (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Sep 14th
• 🎓 September Morning Mingle (Del City Chamber of Commerce - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00am
• SINGO Wednesdays (Lower Bricktown - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:30pm Beat the midweek hump with the new bar game that everyone is talking about! SINGO is a new and exciting musical spin on the traditional game of Bingo. Instead of listening for a number, players are listening to their favorite music. Enjoy 1/2 price domestic drafts & discounted appetizers! Plus we will be giving prizes each night to the winners.…
• 🏃 Tai Chi and SAIL Classes Stay Active & Independent for Life: Wednesdays and Fridays (Edmond Senior Center - Edmond) Start Time: 1:30pm Come join us for these free exercise programs. Tai Chi class is one of the most effective exercises for the health of mind and body. SAIL (STAYING ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE) Sail is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance and fitness is critical for…
• 🎓 Teachers ½ to eat, too! (The Melting Pot - Oklahoma City) Day 1 of 2 Start Time: 5:00pm Teachers and administrators can ring in the school year with a sweet deal. Every Sunday thru Thursday in September, a school ID will get teachers and administrators a half-priced Four Course Classic Experience. It’s our way of saying “thank you” for all you do!

Thursday, Sep 12th

• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• Buzzing Bumblebees: Baby Story Time (Norman Public Library - Norman) Start Time: 10:30am Join us for the first session in a new series: Buzzing Bumblebees: Baby Lapsit Story Time! Introduce your baby to words and reading with songs, rhymes, stories and play. This program is designed to engage babies birth to 18 months and their parents or caregivers. Engage your little one with new sights, sounds and movement through books, songs,…
• 🎡 Chickasaw Country Entertainment Stage featuring Kevin Fowler (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm How Country Are Ya? is the good-timing, tradition-steeped and honky-tonk-stomping Amarillo native’s return to basics effort. Kevin Fowler has earned his...
• Divided Heaven + tba (Blue Note - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm Los Angeles' favorite punk/indie rockers return to OKC for some loud, smokey, warm, bar vibes. We love OKC and we love The Blue Note.
  HEAR the new Divided Heaven record: https://spoti.fi/2LUJb9b BUY the new Divided Heaven record: https://bit.ly/2JMO3wG INFO & TOUR DATES: Dividedheaven.com
  
• The Four Italian Tenors (Armstrong Auditorium - Edmond) Start Time: 7:30pm For the first time ever, the Four Italian Tenors will be performing in the United States, including a show at Edmond's…
  
• Full Moon OKC Bike Ride & Run (Crystal Bridge - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm The Full Moon Bike Ride and Run is a casual monthly event where friends and families can enjoy a leisure one-hour bike ride…
  
• 😂 John Evans (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Sep 14th
  
• ♪ Julian Dawson And Phil Lee (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm
  
• 🎨 JUURI / Solo Art Exhibition (DNA galleries - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm A solo exhibition featuring Oklahoma artist Juuri. https://www.instagram.com/juuriart83/ Exhibition opening + artist reception // Thursday, September...
  
• Kevin Fowler in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before Kevin Fowler performs live for the crowd. Fans can…
  
• Magical Monarch Migration (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Thursday, September 12, 6-7pm The Garden Classroom Member $5; Nonmember $6 Best for ages 7 to 10 REGISTER HERE In this class, we will learn about this marvelous monarch with crafts and games and find a few ways we can help them arrive safely in Mexico. Put your new knowledge to work and join us the next two Fridays after this class for monarch…
  
• Mickey's Search Party (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Sep 16th Oklahoma State Fair attendees can take a break from all the turkey legs and carnival rides with a ticket to Disney on…
  
• ♪ OCU Symphony Orchestra and Wind Philharmonic Season Opener (Oklahoma City University - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm The OCU Symphony Orchestra and newly formed OCU Wind Ensemble join forces for our 2019-20 concert opener! The orchestra will perform @[102171823158143:274:Tchaikovsky]'s Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 under the baton of Prof. @[1035331834:2048:Jeffrey Grogan]. Dr. @[510184813:2048:Matthew Mailman] and the OCU Wind Philharmonic will present…
  
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…
  
• Opening Celebration of Caballeros y Vaqueros (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 5:30pm
  
• 🏆 RuPaul's Drag Race: Werq The World - Oklahoma City (Rose State College Hudiburg Chevrolet Center - Midwest City) Start Time: 8:00pm
  
• Scrabble Showdown benefiting OKC Metro Literacy Coalition (Castle Falls Event Center - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Skill is only optional at this game night fundraiser! There are three levels of competition—novice, intermediate, and advanced/club. Enjoy food, drinks, two games of Scrabble, and drawings for prizes all evening. News 9’s Alex Cameron will be returning to emcee the 10th Annual Scrabble Showdown.
  OKC Metro Literacy Coalition promotes…
  
• 🎓 Teachers ½ to eat, too! (The Melting Pot - Oklahoma City) Day 2 of 2 Start Time: 5:00pm Teachers and administrators can ring in the school year with a sweet deal. Every Sunday thru Thursday in September, a school ID will get teachers and administrators a half-priced Four Course Classic Experience. It’s our way of saying “thank you” for all you do!
  
• Teen Avengers Night (Guthrie Library - Guthrie) Start Time: 5:00pm Dress up like your favorite Avenger and come watch Avengers: Endgame. @[139181842792560:274:The City of Guthrie, OK - Municipal Government] @[207071275983790:274:Guthrie Chamber of Commerce] @[1716001705334748:274:ChooseGuthrie] @[490379294436783:69:Talk around guthrie where nobody gets deleted]
  
• The Truth about Decluttering Your Home (Francis Tuttle Technology Center North Campus - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:00am Did you know that clutter in your home can lead to clutter in your head? Have you ever considered that your recent short term memory loss may not be associated with age at all -- but instead the result of a much needed unfinished declutter project? It’s time to rekindle the phrase, “Home is where the heart is” and let go of the belief that…
  

Friday, Sep 13th

• 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk (Norman Arts District - Norman) The 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk, a monthly celebration of the arts in Norman, connects the downtown arts district with…
• Aaron Lewis in Concert (Riverwind Casino - Norman) Start Time: 8:00pm Rock out as Aaron Lewis performs at Riverwind Casino in Norman. Put your hands up and sway to the beat as…
• 🍴 The Aints : Friday Happy Hour Show (The Deli - Norman) Start Time: 7:00pm Join us for a Friday Happy Hour performance by Norman's own @[1677562695811365:274:The Aints]. No Cover and Non Smoking! 7-9pm
• ♪ An Evening With Travis Linville (The Paramount OKC - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 9:00pm
• Ante Up! (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm
• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• 🎨 Norman Art Walk (Norman Arts District - Norman) Start Time: 6:00pm
• ♪ BC & The Big Rig "Turn and Burn" Album Release party (The Deli - Norman) Start Time: 10:00pm BC & The Big Rig are throwing an album release party at The Deli! Turn and Burn is The Big Rig's third album. It is recorded by Taylor Tatsch at AudioStyles Studio in Dripping Springs, TX and Mastered at Foster Mastering in Portland, OR. Come on out and celebrate this Big Rig milestone. The Chance Anderson Band splits the evening to create a…
• ♪ Chance Anderson Band LIVE (The Deli - Norman) Start Time: 10:00pm Chance Anderson Band W/ BC & The Big Rig
• Chris Trapper in Oklahoma City, OK (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm
• Harrah Day (Harrah Heritage Park - Harrah) Day 1 of 2 Come out for a day of family fun at Harrah Day. Begin the day as one of the best parades in the state makes its way through…
• DeloektronidiscO at Bison Witches (The Deli - Norman) Start Time: 10:00pm
• Ellen Moershel // Michael Fischerkeller (Mainsite - Norman) Start Time: 6:00pm
• 🎨 Norman Film Festival, Night One (Mainsite - Norman) Start Time: 10:00pm
• The Gatlin Brothers in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before the Gatlin Brothers perform live for the crowd. Fans can…
• 😂 John Evans (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) 1 day left
• 🎡 Latin Food Fest (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:00pm Friday, September 13, 7-11pm Seasonal Plaza Free event VIP: $25 per person RESERVE NOW!
  Get the VIP experience with tequila tastings and specials from local restaurants. Our Mariachi band performs at 7:30 p.m. followed by our DJ spinning your Latin favorites at 8:30 p.m. Jorge and Brenda from Tango Public Relations will serve as emcees.…
  
• LIVE! on the Plaza: Oktoberfest (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm LIVE! on the Plaza is the Plaza District's free & monthly artwalk featuring art shows, live entertainment, great food and local shopping. Join us as we celebrate one of Oklahoma City's best monthly festivals!
  More details to be announced!
  
• Mickey's Search Party (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Sep 16th Oklahoma State Fair attendees can take a break from all the turkey legs and carnival rides with a ticket to Disney on…
  
• Monarch Tagging Walk-Ups (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 2:00pm Friday, September 13 and 20, 2-3pm Children’s Garden Porch FREE With the crisp air of autumn on its way, our gardens are filled with the vibrant beauty of Monarch butterflies making their way south once more! To gain more information and learn about their journey, people all over the country participate in Monarch tagging. Join us for a quick…
  
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…
  
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• Ray Wylie Hubbard in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Get your tickets for a very special evening of singesongwriter magic when Ray Wylie Hubbard takes over the iconic Tower…
  
• 🏃 Tai Chi and SAIL Classes Stay Active & Independent for Life: Wednesdays and Fridays (Edmond Senior Center - Edmond) Start Time: 1:30pm Come join us for these free exercise programs. Tai Chi class is one of the most effective exercises for the health of mind and body. SAIL (STAYING ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE) Sail is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance and fitness is critical for…
  

Saturday, Sep 14th

• 1st Responders Cook-Off (Lions Park - Blanchard) Join the Blanchard community for an evening of delicious barbecue served in Lions Park. At the 1st Responders Cook-Off, all…
• The Annie Oakley in Concert (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Head to The Blue Door in Oklahoma City for an intimate performance by The Annie Oakley in the venue's listening room. A…
• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• ♪ Bill Hearne Concert And Film (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:00pm
• Harrah Day (Harrah Heritage Park - Harrah) Day 2 of 2 Come out for a day of family fun at Harrah Day. Begin the day as one of the best parades in the state makes its way through…
• Edmond Farmer's Market (Festival Marketplace - Edmond) Start Time: 8:00am
• 🎨 Film Education & Exploration Center at Norman Film Fest (Mainsite - Norman) Start Time: 12:00pm The Film Education & Exploration Center is a interactive learning space hosted by @[178763831500:274:Pioneer Library System]. This free, all ages venue provides kids with hands-on opportunities to learn about making their own films and videos. Classes are free, open to the public, and first come-first served. 12:00: How to Be a YouTuber 1:30:…
• Norman Film Festival (Downtown - Norman) Each year, budding artists premiere their films at the Norman Film Festival. Created in 2017, this annual creative…
• Front Line Poker Run (Citizen Potawatomi Nation Pow Wow Grounds - Shawnee) Honor veterans, law enforcement, fire and emergency medical responders with this fun, 115-mile run and an afternoon of…
• 🎡 Fun for All Fall Festival (Britton Health Center - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:00am Variety Care will hold a no-cost community event, themed “Fun for All Fall Festival,” Saturday, Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Britton Health Center, located at 721 W. Britton Road. The fall extravaganza will feature no-cost health and dental screenings, games, and prizes all in celebration of the one-year anniversary of the…
• A Giving Heritage: Wedding Clothes and the Osage Community (Sam Noble Museum - Norman) Start Time: 10:00am
• 🎓 Harn Homestead Vendor Fair (Harn Homestead Museum - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm The Harn Homestead is holding it's first Vendor Fair. We have 21 vendors that will showcase our beautiful 10 acres and event barn on historic property. This is a great opportunity to come see all the options the Harn Homestead can provide for your wedding.
• 😂 John Evans (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Last Day
• ♪ Kenny Pitts: Solo // Album Release Party (VZD's - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:00pm Join us for the official EP Album Release for Kenny Pitts: Solo and the official RISE of the Raging Peacemakers! If you enjoy local, live Oklahoma music... this is an event you do NOT want to miss.
  Kenny met Zac Maloy of The Nixons at the Oklahoma Songwriter's Fest in 2018. After hearing Kenny's initial songs, Zac was on board to produce the…
  
• Mickey's Search Party (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Sep 16th Oklahoma State Fair attendees can take a break from all the turkey legs and carnival rides with a ticket to Disney on…
  
• Military Resource Fair (Norman Public Library - Norman) Start Time: 10:00am Veterans service organizations will be on hand to help connect Servicemembers, veterans and their families with resources they want, need and deserve. The benefits offered by these different organizations may be based on criteria each organization uses to improve its focus on specific populations. We welcome all visitors who have served in the…
  
• 🎨 Nature Photography Workshop (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 1:00pm Saturday, September 14, 1pm The Garden Classroom Member $18; Nonmember $24 Doug Hoke, Director of Photography, The Oklahoman Register by Tuesday, September 10 REGISTER HERE Partake in a unique adventure through the viewfinder of your camera. Capture vibrant photos of garden landscapes, flowers, insects, and birds. Class begins indoors and then…
  
• Oklahoma Extreme Cowboy Race (Rolling Stone Stables - Shawnee) Day 1 of 2 The Oklahoma Extreme Cowboy Race combines speed and horsemanship as competitors take on roping and working cattle challenges…
  
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…
  
• 🎡 Oklahoma State Fair - Performance & Event Venue - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - 4,407 Reviews - 5,539 Photos | Facebook (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Day 2 of 2 Oklahoma State Fair - 3001 General Pershing Blvd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73107 - Rated 4.2 based on 4,407 Reviews
  
• Oklahoma Stories (Civic Center Music Hall - Oklahoma City) Enjoy the work of trumpet player Matilda Lloyd as part of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic's Classic Concert Series. Held…
  
• Rescue Me 5K Run/Walk for Life (Mitch Park - Edmond) Grab the family and lace up your running shoes for the Rescue Me 5K Run/Walk for Life. Starting at Edmond's Mitch Park,…
  
• Resurrection: A Journey Tribute in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before Resurrection: A Journey Tribute performs live for the crowd.…
  
• Sprouting Chefs: Healthful Mug Cakes (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:00am Sponsored by Sprouts Saturday, September 14, 10-11:30am The Garden Classroom Member $15; Nonmember $17 Toni Washington, Edmond Mobile Meals For families, preferably kids ages 7 and up REGISTER HERE Learn how to make quick and healthful mug cakes without the hassle and time of using an oven. We’ll talk about simple ingredients, like flour,…
  
• 🎓 Super Saturday (Sam Noble Museum - Norman) Start Time: 10:00am Join us for an exciting day filled with family fun including crafts, Meet a Scientist, Exploration Station, special guests and more! Go wild as an OU Fit and Rec yoga instructor leads families in animal-themed yoga! Exploration Station, meet a Scientist, a craft and the Spot It! scavenger hunt will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Other special…
  
• 🎨 UCO Relief Printmaking Workshop (University of Central Oklahoma - Edmond) Start Time: 10:00am Open to all high school students. Registration fee includes demonstration by UCO faculty, hands-on instruction workshop, materials, lunch and participants keep their personalized artwork. $10 per person. Seating is limited. Register online at ocae.uco.edu.
  
• Uptown 23rd Patio Parties (Uptown 23rd - Oklahoma City) Explore the Uptown 23rd District in Oklahoma City during lively Patio Parties this fall. At these community-oriented Patio…
  

Sunday, Sep 15th

• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• Banda Carnaval in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before Banda Carnaval performs live for the crowd. Fans can experience…
• Doo-Wop Glam Shop Classic Car Show (Warr Acres) Head to Warr Acres this September for the sixth annual Doo-Wop Glam Shop Classic Car Show. This public car show, held in the…
• La Energía Norteña in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before La Energía Norteña performs live for the…
• Mexican Independence Day Festival (Wiley Post Park - Oklahoma City) Celebrate Mexican Independence Day with culture-rich activities and entertainment. At Fiestas Patrias OKC, listen to…
• Mickey's Search Party (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) 1 day left Oklahoma State Fair attendees can take a break from all the turkey legs and carnival rides with a ticket to Disney on…
• Oklahoma Extreme Cowboy Race (Rolling Stone Stables - Shawnee) Day 2 of 2 The Oklahoma Extreme Cowboy Race combines speed and horsemanship as competitors take on roping and working cattle challenges…
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…

Monday, Sep 16th

• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• Glen Hansard in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Oscar-winning artist Glen Hansard is taking over the Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City for a special evening of live music.…
• Mickey's Search Party (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Last Day Oklahoma State Fair attendees can take a break from all the turkey legs and carnival rides with a ticket to Disney on…
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…
• Unspoken in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before Unspoken performs live for the crowd. Fans can experience a…

Tuesday, Sep 17th

• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Oct 6th Start Time: 6:00pm
• The Grass Roots, the Buckinghams & the Boxtops in Concert (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Spend the afternoon exploring the Oklahoma State Fair before the Grass Roots, the Buckingham and the Boxtops…
• Oklahoma State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Sep 22nd Make your way to the Oklahoma State Fair and celebrate the end of summer with endless carnival rides, delicious fair food…
• Social Repose in Concert (89th Street Collective - Oklahoma City) Social Repose got his start as a YouTube vlogger with a series of original music. When Social Repose performs live, guests…
• Wizarding World of Tiger Safari (Tuttle) Thru Thu, Oct 31st Harry Potter fans old and young will love the Wizarding World of Tiger Safari in Tuttle. This unique attraction invites…

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