I really enjoyed being in New Hampshire &, speaking for Joe McQuaid @deucecrew &, the Nackey Loeb School @LoebSchool honoring James Foley.
10 posts from Thursday, November 13, 2014
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"@ryan5240 after playing the new course in Aberdeen and loved it my wife taking me to Turnberry for a birthday present on Monday" Great!
"@Barlow260 @TrumpTurnberry is a great place. I just spent the weekend there & the place, golf and staff were excellent 10 out of 10" Thx!
Left New Hampshire for Turnberry in Scotland, which I am renovating. This place is incredible! @TrumpTurnberry
I really enjoyed being in New Hampshire & speaking for Joe McQuaid @deucecrew & the Nackey Loeb School @LoebSchool honoring James Foley.
Via @ConMonitorNews by @CMonitor_JVF: "Donald Trump guest speaker at event honoring James Foley" http://t.co/z8ny5XAhly
Via Union Leader: "Trump leads tribute for slain journalist James Foley | New Hampshire First Amendment Awards" http://t.co/yIqndlSlSF
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AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2014-11-13 posts below. Not written by their author.
Foley Photo-Op to Scottish Golf Empire: A Smooth Brand Day Marred by a Ghost Post
November 13, 2014 was a textbook brand-management day with no psychological turbulence. Trump attended the Nackey Loeb School's First Amendment Awards in New Hampshire honoring slain journalist James Foley, then announced a transatlantic departure for his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. The day's posts trace a coherent logistical arc — scheduled aphorisms in the morning, event press-coverage amplification midday, and personal fan-engagement by evening — with authorship scores rising steadily from 0.10 to 0.80 as ghostwritten content gave way to genuine first-person expression. No rage, no targeting, no grievance language appeared anywhere in the feed. One technical anomaly deserves note: post x_532967019961151500, published at 23:43 UTC, is a near-verbatim duplicate of x_532967019961151488 published five hours earlier at 18:43 UTC, differing only in an HTML entity encoding error ("&," vs. "&"). The five-hour gap, encoding discrepancy, and elevated authorship score (0.40 vs. 0.20 on the original) point to a CMS repost error or account management lapse rather than any deliberate act or cognitive irregularity. It is the day's only anomaly. Converted to local time — EST for the New Hampshire phase, GMT for the Scotland travel phase — all activity falls within normal waking hours: 9:28 AM EST through approximately 11:43 PM GMT. No sleep deprivation indicators are present. Global events including Obama's Myanmar summit, the Egypt Sinai emergency, and the continuing Hong Kong Umbrella Movement left no imprint on the feed whatsoever. This was a day of strategic self-positioning, not political engagement.