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First I am going to share a short story, then ask a question...
Today, I was tuned in to AM 670 "The Score", a local sports-talk radio station based out of Chicago. The Score is the exclusive radio home of the Chicago White Sox, so needless to say, I am pretty much tuned in all day everyday for the entire baseball season. Today's game was delayed due to rain, and while we waited, the afternoon team of Boers and Bernstien began broadcasting their usual show. Now, granted, ANYBODY who has listened to their show knows that these two LOVE to rile people up.
The topic of discussion was Jay Cutler, the new Quarterback for the Chicago Bears. Former Bears coach, who needs no introduction, Mike Ditka came out in the press the other day and made a comment that Cutler still needs to prove himself in Chicago, because after all he still has YET to even play a single game. A fair statement, from a man with EXCELLENT credentials in the sport of football. So, in a ridiculous tirade, Terry Boers claims that Chicago fans are stupid, and that Mike Ditka is stupid because he was at a Sarah Palin rally. Now, it's no secret that Ditka is a republican. He almost ran for office in Chicago, and believe me, he will win if he ever does.
Boers then goes on to say that David Letterman should never have apologized for his comments about Sarah Palin's daughter earlier in the week. For those who are unfamiliar, Letterman made a joke saying that when Palin attended a Yankees game during her visit to New York, her daughter got knocked up by Alex Rodriguez (a player for the Yankees). What Letterman failed to realize was that the daughter who actually attended the game with Sarah Palin was not her 18 year old daughter Bristol, but rather her 14 year old daughter Willow.
As if that was not enough, Boers goes on to say that everybody knows Letterman was talking about the 18 year old daughter Bristol, and that because she is 18, she is "fair game". So, I took it upon myself to send a text message to the show, stating that I found it classless of them to attack a young girl solely based on her mother's political beliefs. 14, 18, it makes no difference.
Well, I got a response, both on the air, and in text....
Boers defense on the air, was more ridiculous snotty remarks, which were backed by his little side-kick Bernstien, akin to Robin being led around on a collar by Batman. However, what REALLY hit home, was the response he sent to my phone via text. He said...
"18-year old. Fair game. And a whore"
Wow. Even for this guy, I was truly shocked. What has become of our society where this is considered respectable behavior? I promptly responded and asked Boers if he intended to repeat that statement on the air, and he responded that the term "hosebag" is what he would use on the air (which he did not). He said that there are lots of things he would like to say on-air, but he is limited to "specific boundaries".
Really, "specific boundaries"? Even if the term "hosebag" carried the same negative connotation as "whore", which is DOES NOT, why wouldn't he be barred from saying that? Why is this guy allowed to spew hatred directed at a young girl he has never met and doesn't really know anything about, when he is SUPPOSED to be talking sports? Obviously, I would not type all this crap, or post it in the politics section if the heart of my gripe was rooted in his distaste for Mike Ditka. Da Coach is a big boy, he don't need my defense, but an 18, or a 14 year old girl? Boers is about 70 years old, even if he has an opinion, you would think that he knows where the line is drawn. Would he like it if somebody spoke of his children that way? How do you think Boers would react if a conservative made offensive comments about Obama's daughters? Well, considering that "The Score" is the home of the White Sox, and Obama is a BIG White Sox fan, I doubt you would hear ANYBODY condoning that kind of thing, nor should they. If they did, they would probably be fired.
Boers is considered by many to be a "respected journalist" in the Chicago area. I would have to say I disagree that he deserves much "respect".
Now, my question to the forum is, what do you guys think is acceptable when debating about political figures? Also, do you feel that people who have a large public forum, like a tv or radio show, should be held to a higher standard?
Surely terms like, "stupid", "idiot", and things of that nature are on one level, but I think this kind of stuff is WAY beyond that. I just cannot see how so many people rally to justify it. They say, "it's just comedy", or they are "fair game", but is that really true? Are they not human beings? Do their political beliefs being different than yours make them, and their families, "fair" targets for personal attacks?
I know this was kinda long, but I really needed to rant on that one.
Last edited by J.B.; 06-12-2009 at 02:20 AM.
Just because someone's mother or father runs for political office, doesn't mean that their children are open to attack. 14, 18, 5, 35, it doesn't matter, the media should leave them alone.
Unfortunately, this is the day of the liberal double standard in America. If you are a conservative, Christian, and/or Republican, then you are fair game for all kinds of slander, libel, personal attacks, or whatever would be considered tasteless, evil, or racist if aimed at a liberal Democrat.
I guess I was just so taken-a-back by his response, which is personalized because it was directly to me, that I felt the need to talk about it. I seriously wish I could take some sort of action to get Boers name out there and tell people what a piece of crap he is, but another part of me feels like it's pointless.
Maybe if I wrote Bill O'Reilly a letter about it, he would look into it and comment on it. I know he has MUCH bigger fish to fry, but that is also kinda what he does. Ya know, exposing people in the media who are out of line. Then at the same time, I don't want to give this guy the satisfaction. I don't know, I guess in a way I consider myself somewhat of a cynic, similar to Boers, but I also know the difference between right and wrong, and that is what has me so steamed.
He is a sports journalist, so he's off the radar, but he is not the only one "off the radar" who is doing this. I guess I think they should be pointed out. Maybe I'll start a website or something....
I wonder if LIBTARD.com is taken?
EDIT: Yes, it is.
For the record, here is a picture of Boers...
Here is a guy who calls Brett Favre a hillbilly and makes fun of him for wearing Wrangler jeans. Yet, his comb-over and Hawaiian shirt, and creepy stock double image, SCREAM pedophile. No wonder he enjoys making deplorable comments about young girls.
He's about 70 years old, shoot him with a taser gun!
Last edited by J.B.; 06-12-2009 at 03:36 AM.
Whats funny is that I could actually see that happening in Chicago. He seems like a cantankerous old man, one who would probably raise a stink over a traffic ticket. Only difference is, they don't tase people in Chicago, they beat the crap out of them!
Anyways I thought the Dave joke was tasteless in the fact that it was directed at a very young lady and a young mother who did the right thing after doing the wrong thing. Who really wants nothing to do with the spot light not like celebs and what not.
I know the forum has changed since then, and you can't dig it up, but can you actually give a specific memory of something to this degree happening on this forum? Also, should it matter if they are 18 or 14, considering the guy doing the dirty talk is an old man?
I'm game.
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Debates of Feb. 15th, 2013
House of Commons Hansard #212 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was citizenship.
- Question Period
- Technical Tax Amendments Act, 2012
- Festival du Voyageur
- Government Spending
- The Great Lakes
- Pink Shirt Day
- Status of Women
- St. Anthony of Padua Church
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- Points of Order
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Airline Industry
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, we support a competitive system that serves the interests of passengers. We support a system that gives passengers a choice of airlines so they get better service and a good price at the same time.
The NDP is proposing a horrible regulation that will increase costs for passengers and workers in the industry.
I would add that the cost of fuel is also significant in this industry. Therefore, a carbon tax will also hurt passengers.
Oral Questions
February 15th, 2013 / 11:55 a.m.
Don Davies Vancouver Kingsway, BC
Mr. Speaker, workers at the St. John's airport have been on strike for almost six months. They just won their case at the labour board, proving they are bargaining in good faith. Now they want their employer back at the bargaining table.
With the Minister of Labour attending a management luncheon in St. John's today, will she interfere in yet another labour dispute by crossing a picket line at the St. John's airport or will she do the responsible thing and respect this legal strike at this critical time?
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Kellie Leitch Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and to the Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, both I and the minister have been disappointed that we have not found an opportunity for these two parties to come together. The minister continues to monitor the circumstances and the federal mediator remains involved in assisting both parties in coming to a reasonable solution. We encourage both parties to work together to come to an accommodation in the best interests of Canadians and the Canadian economy.
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Ted Menzies Minister of State (Finance)
Mr. Speaker, our government has released new guidelines to better protect small businesses from unfair trading practices when it comes to credit cards for merchant fees. We are committed to making this code flexible and responsive to the needs of small businesses.
Let me read a quote from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business as it applauds this move. It states, "Going forward this is going to be a huge change. The saving for businesses is going to be massive".
However, shamefully, the New Democrats voted against the code. I am not sure what they were thinking when they were opposing small businessmen.
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Sean Casey Charlottetown, PE
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Minister of National Defence strangely claimed that he stood up for veterans against their own lawyers. Was he standing up for veterans when more than five years ago he refused to even negotiate for them? Was he standing up for veterans when he argued all the way to the Supreme Court that they should not even have the right to bring their case forward? Was he standing up for veterans when he fought them in Federal Court to deny their pensions and failed?
When the minister said that he was standing up for veterans, did he really mean he was standing up to them?
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
New Brunswick
Bernard Valcourt Associate Minister of National Defence and Minister of State (Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency) (La Francophonie)
Mr. Speaker, the minister was clear yesterday. As soon as the court decision was rendered, our government took action.
In January the government announced an $887 million agreement had been reached with the veterans' counsel, which we can all agree is a tremendous assistance to the veterans and their families. The government believes that legal fees of $66 million or $13,000 an hour is grossly excessive. We would rather have the money go to the veterans and their families.
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Charmaine Borg Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, although the Conservatives have decided to scrap their horrible Bill C-30 on Internet snooping, we wonder if they will manage to plant their controversial measures in another bill.
Bill C-12 contains hidden measures that would allow the government to obtain personal information without judicial oversight.
If the Conservatives are really serious about abandoning their Internet snooping bill, then why did they not withdraw Bill C-12 as well?
Oral Questions
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, on the contrary, Bill C-12 will better protect the personal information of consumers.
We are trying to bolster consumer confidence in on-line shopping. Recommendations were made by the committee and we want to implement them quickly. If the NDP wants to vote immediately, we would be very pleased to move forward with this bill.
Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
Scott Armstrong Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley, NS
Mr. Speaker, the rogue state of North Korea has continued its provocative actions. They are truly a threat to international peace and security. Now we have credible reports that over 200,000 North Koreans are being held in political prison camps. There is no freedom in North Korea.
Can the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs please inform us whether Canada will support an international investigation into human rights abuses in North Korea?
Foreign Affairs
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Deepak Obhrai Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, the situation in North Korea is appalling. Canada has raised concerns at the United Nations about the deplorable human rights situation in North Korea.
We have imposed sanctions and a controlled engagement policy. Some have called for a commission of inquiry. Canada will work with our allies to support any work that will shine light on the abusers in North Korea, and bring international pressure on this regime to give its citizens the rights they deserve.
Canada Post
Oral Questions
Denis Blanchette Louis-Hébert, QC
Mr. Speaker, the minister of state responsible for postal services was quite the jokester yesterday with his email comment, but he did not deny the possibility that they might reduce mail delivery from five to three days a week. Not to mention all of the post offices that are being shut down.
If the rotating strikes by Canada Post employees, who were calling for protection of their pension and better wages, were going to ruin our economy, could the Conservatives explain what will happen to the economy if we permanently reduce postal services?
Canada Post
Oral Questions
Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia
Steven Fletcher Minister of State (Transport)
Mr. Speaker, this government is committed to quality mail service for all Canadians, no matter where they live.
If that member and his party were serious about mail delivery, they would not have blocked our attempts to restore mail delivery in the spring of 2011. Rather than help us, they lined up with their big union bosses and delayed the mail delivery, which had an effect on the economy and actually accelerated clients using other methods, such as email.
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Conservatives keep bringing in their ideological measures and are undermining the employment insurance system.
Even though 50% of unemployed workers are not eligible for benefits, the Conservatives keep adding restrictions. For example, workers are forced to accept lower-paying jobs further away from home, there are quotas to cut $40,000 a month, pregnant women could end up disqualified, and now the work-sharing program is becoming stricter. These are the kinds of tricks the Conservatives are using to make unemployed workers pay off the deficit.
How can the minister claim day after day that workers will still benefit from employment insurance while she is in the process of dismantling the whole program?
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development
Mr. Speaker, that is not true at all.
Here are the facts. We want to help people find jobs in their region and in their area of expertise. This will be better for workers, their families and their communities. If there is no position available in their region and in their area of expertise, employment insurance will be there, as always.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (230 votes).
In short: Hilly!In full: It was as described...a hilly half marathon with your PW (personal worst) on the cards! Great atmosphere and the marshals were all very encouraging which always helps!Overall, a great race but collecting race numbers was a little chaotic at the start. No biggie though :)Date of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Very hilly and exceptionally muddy this year. Swim wear essential, trail shoes optional. Start your hill training now! Date of review: November 27, 2012
In short: There aren't many tougher races out there!Date of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Worth the painDate of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Blimey, all gaskets blown on my old engine.In full: More training, more hill work. And then it will only hurt a little. Great local run for me and probably a regular on my calendar. Well done the MARSHALS! Date of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Hilly, muddy,challenging, FantasticDate of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Very good all around, will definitely do it again.Date of review: November 27, 2012
In short: Lovely hilly race with lots of mud and thigh-high puddlesIn full: A lovely race ! A tiny bit too much as a first-timer - thanks a lot Chris and the others for waiting for me to finish the sweep ! Great scenery, great, friendly marshaling, great mud, great sheep, great hills (bit steepish maybe - could hardly even walk up anymore at one point during the second lap), great goat, great views, and great weather to boot. Very happy I did that one after all, will definitely be back next year with a few more training sessions under my belt. Bit gutted about the lack of carrots and Morris dancing - hopefully they'll be back next year ! Date of review: November 26, 2012
In short: A steepy hilly, slippy slidey mudfest of an event.In full: With the aches and strains subsiding the day after the race I can look back fondly at the mudfest that was the Bath Hilly Half 2012. 'Cosily' organised with plentiful water and sweetie stops. As previously mentioned, it's hilly and muddy - yesterday was very muddy. Bridleways were streams, flat bits were bogs, all great fun but trail shoes are a must.I'm proud to say it was a Southville runner who cheered everyone on in the jester suit and another Southville runner, a first time half marathoner, who swept up the race. She happily admits she almost bit more off than she could chew as a first timer....but she still finished, brilliant! Perhaps warm up with a Bristol, Stroud or Salisbury half first before attempting this one.The only disappointment was the lack of the promised carrot at the end of the race - the T shirt and the medal were good though. Date of review: November 26, 2012
In short: Mud Flume DelightIn full: One of the hardest races I've ever done, easily compares with some of the coastal trail races. Organisation was superb, apart from the 'accidental' mixed changing rooms at the beginning! The marshals were so friendly (aren't they always? What a rare breed), and really encouraging. The course was unrelenting, incredibly muddy, lung-bustingly hilly in places, and a load of fun to run. There was mud. And mud. And then more mud. Bottle of Stella at the end, nice medal, decent tee shirt. Oh, one nice touch was runner name on the race number so marshals could shout your name encouragingly. And hot showers at the end! Really couldn't fault this race. But .... don't attempt it as your first. Brilliant. Hopefully it'll be even muddier next year!Date of review: November 26, 2012
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Minot State softball team picked 12th
The Minot State University softball team was picked to finish 12th in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference by the league's coaches on Thursday.
Minnesota State-Mankato, last year's regular-season and tournament champions, was picked to finish first in the 16-team conference.
Jen Dixon and Mandy Greenberg have been tabbed players to watch for the Beavers.
Dixon, a left fielder, started 44 games last year, hitting .410 and homering eight times.
Greenberg, a senior right-handed pitcher, compiled a 3.11 ERA in 92.2 innings and struck out a team-high 133 hitters.
Mankato's Lindsay Erickson and Minnesota Duluth's Megan Mullen were chosen NSIC preseason player and pitcher of the year, respectively.
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Magicians edge Mandan in dual
MANDAN – When a West Region wrestling dual between Minot High and Mandan came down to the final match Thursday, the Magicians had the right guy on the mat.
MHS senior Cody Haugen, the top-ranked 145-pounder in the state, pinned Jacob Dillman in 48 seconds to send Minot to a 34-33 win.
"It was a real good dual," MHS coach Nolan Spooner said. "It's always good when one of your senior leaders is the guys it comes down to. He went out there, got the pin, and we got the win."
Dayne Haman (195 pounds) and Demetreus Roby (220) also recorded first-minute pins for the Magicians and 182-pounder Kimani Benjamin defeated his opponent with a 10-0 major decision.
MHS competes in the Grand Forks Red River tournament beginning today at 1 p.m.
– Daily News Staff
Bishop Ryan girls throttle Surrey
SURREY – Gabbie Bohl and Quinn Harmon scored 21 points apiece to pace six Bishop Ryan scorers in double figures Thursday as the Lions crushed Surrey 100-22.
The top-ranked Lions (6-1 overall, 1-0 District 12) led 36-7 after one quarter and cruised from there.
Sophomore post Hannah Stewart had 19 points for Ryan, Sheyenne Schmidt and Anika Rovig had 12 each and guard Maddie Wald added 10.
Surrey (2-6, 0-1) was led by Skylar Bertsch's six points.
Both teams are on the road Saturday, with Ryan taking on Shiloh Christian and Surrey traveling to Velva.
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MORRISON, Neil Douglas, 24, of Hillman died Monday, April 15, 2013.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey; in-laws, Robert and Angela Jones; brother-in-law, David (Kara Luebben) Jones; his mother, Sue Williams; grandparents, Theron (Louise) Williams Sr. (Louise); great-grandmother, Dorothy Cohoon; his father, Doug; grandparents, Bill and Marge Morrison; brothers, Corey and Zach; sister-in-law, Sarah; a niece, nephew, and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
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I strongly object to this poll. It makes me feel darn old.
20 years? Is that all you young whippersnappers can come up with?
(Hides in a cup of Golden Monkey)
Chip wrote:...because I never could stand coffee. I love the smell of coffee beans, just don't add water.
I agree! I don't mind coffee but the smell of coffee beans is so much nicer than coffee actually tastes itself once brewed. My family never drank tea while I grew up though - just coffee in the mornings. I only started drinking tea about a year and a half ago when I started university as one of my good friends here drank it all the time. I started drinking teabags of mostly green teas every night. I also researched a lot to learn about types of tea and tea's health benefits - because learning about nutrition and health is one of my other hobbies, it was that much easier to love tea!
Chip wrote:I move we make Sky our forum Matron.
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Skip to comments.Are You Going To Remain A Republican? (Vanity)
Posted on 01/01/2013 8:49:29 PM PST by Artcore
Are You Going To Remain A Republican in light of today's gutless actions by both the Senate and House? This was the last straw for me; I'm done! I will be switching my party affiliation tomorrow.
I'll most likely be dropping party affiliation and registering Independent sometime this month.
I registered as an Independent back in 2007 and have thought it was the right move ever since.
I will change my registration tomorrow.
Switch, its what the MSM and the Liberals want you to do. Its Divide and Conquer. They want a one party system!!!! They know a 3rd party would weaken the Republicans even more, its a win win for them. They want only the 3 branches of Gov't controlled by them. Think its bad now? WAIT!
But I'm writing my conservative congressman that if Boehner continues as Speaker I will support a primary or third-party candidate against him (my congressman).
I think most of us tried to be team players, even after the a$$ whooping we got on election night. Switching my party affiliation is the only political power I (we) have left. The GOPe chose to fear the Left instead of us. May they reap the consequences!
They have a one party system now.
Do not have to register in my State. Have not considered myself a Republican for a while though.
You will eventually figure this out.
What a bunch of blow hards. Had you won the damn presidential election we wouldn't have to be dealing with this. Stop complaining and win.
"Switch, its what the MSM and the Liberals want you to do. Its Divide and Conquer. They want a one party system!!!! They know a 3rd party would weaken the Republicans even more, its a win win for them. They want only the 3 branches of Govt controlled by them. Think its bad now? WAIT!"
You are so right, er, by that I mean correct, you know;)
"Switch, its what the MSM and the Liberals want you to do. Its Divide and Conquer. They want a one party system!!!! They know a 3rd party would weaken the Republicans even more, its a win win for them. They want only the 3 branches of Govt controlled by them. Think its bad now? WAIT!"
I hear what you're saying, but are we to continue trying to be united around "leaders" who take the same positions as the Left? What's the benefit?
Exactly. Been hearing this from GOPe people since I left the party in 2006. The more conservatives support the Republican party now, the more they will be screwed by them.
The GOP in Congress is doing a fine job of causing Republican party abandonment all by themselves!
That depends, either the GOP immediately replaces Boehnor with someone who has a f***ing nutsack, or I'm gone.
You own this. And yes, you are on the paper list of liberal republicans that I keep near the computer, so I can keep track of all you (redacteds).
'What a bunch of blow hards. Had you won the damn presidential election we wouldnt have to be dealing with this. Stop complaining and win."
I voted for Romney. ABO.
I'll stay pub because this is going to get even worse and it's the players we have in the game. That said I'll push for the most conservative of pubs. Being in both ok and ark that is covered for the most part.
LOL, never was GOP. For the past 6 years, I dropped them. Just contribute to individual PAC's. You'll feel better..
Switch, its what the MSM and the Liberals want you to do. Its Divide and Conquer.
How soon you forget we went all in with ROMNEY to get the kenyan out of the WH. This is what our payback is? Dems never did this to there base. NEVER.
Nobody will want to vote for these losers. Bye bye beltway GOP.
Yeah, I'm going either Libertarian or Independent. The GOP obviously doesn't want me.
Last time I checked, a majority of Republicans voted against it. It was a minority of R's that crossed over with the Dems to put it over the top.
"No" votes are almost exclusively Republicans.
I've been voting for decades and I know nothing about any party "registration".
I think I am going to finally call the bullet and reregister tomorrow.
I stopped voting GOP when they pushed Mitt n us. I was a bit touch and go before that, ut that was the last straw. I saw this type of thing coming after that. They will keep doing it. They purged Conservatives. And, sadly, we hold no sway over them because we ALWAYS fall in line.
"You've been one of the GOP supporters for a while. Making excuses for them."
'You own this. And yes, you are on the paper list of liberal republicans that I keep near the computer, so I can keep track of all you (redacteds)."
Like many here, I chose to deal with reality and voted for Romney. Unlike you, I saw him as a far better choice than the Marxist we had in office.
As far as owning this; this falls on the shoulders of knuckle heads like you who chose not to vote in the presidential election, or voted 3rd party. It's because of folks like you, that we're where we are now!
You are a selfrightous, unpatriotic phony! We're facing this dilema because you didn't see Obama as the real threat!
No more. I've had enough. The rot is fully set in the GOP. It has to be destroyed in order to rebuild it. This is just like 1930 again when the GOP had just lost the House and started its slide into the political wilderness, and then had to suffer through the FDR debacle.
Yes. I plan to switch, as well and am talking to my better half about their doing it, too.
BUT...don't do it without alerting your brain-dead congresscritters as to WHY you are doing it. THEY need to realize the consequences of THEIR actions as it pertains to those of us they erroneously say they are "representing".
Personally, I say we document addresses of those who pretend to represent us, those whose salaries we pay, so we can easily contact them with our complaints in black and white.
It's a compromise. no need to get frustrated and make it look like a victory for obama.
"BUT...dont do it without alerting your brain-dead congresscritters as to WHY you are doing it. THEY need to realize the consequences of THEIR actions as it pertains to those of us they erroneously say they are representing."
I agree! I think this is key. They need to understand that their idiotic actions have consequences.
I will wait and see how the Debt Ceiling increase fight pans out. If the GOP manages to cave on that one too, I will vote with my pocketbook—no more contributions to any GOP orgs or candidates. Money talks!!
"Its a compromise. no need to get frustrated and make it look like a victory for obama."
A compromise? You have to be kidding...right?
This was huge win for Obama and the Dems.
My husband and I had the honor of visiting the Ronald Reagan Library over Christmas. There will NEVER be his like again. The GOP began to die the day he did. Our visit was sad when it should have been joyous.
Damn the socialists in this country. For the love of power they have destroyed us all.
I didn't leave the Republican Party - the Republican Party left me.
I am appalled to see some on this thread do the same old thing ... "we have to support the GOP regardless because liberals, MSM, Martians ..."
And THAT is why we have zero power and why they will always ignore us.
I'll defend my little acre and loved ones as best as my meager resources and mortal existence allow, and then step into eternity with utter contempt for the filth who've destroyed our once-blessed Republic.
(and more than a couple questions for the 'god' who engineered such a massive clusterphuk)
No, sweetheart, I've done my time in the barrel, and I don't buy BS because someone says it's sugar. That's what you are selling.
My vote didn't matter.
You own this. Lock, stock, barrel.
I'm done with 'em.
I wrote off the GOP back in 1996.
What's a Republican? Haven't seen one of those in a while.
Too late. I dropped the GOP in 2005. They aren't the parasites the Democrats are, but their fiscal irresponsibility is inexcusable.
Guess I'm gonna have to jump ship.
I'll wait to hear from Jim and Dr. Wheeler before making my choice.
I'm not thinking straight right noow and am looking for a corkscrew to open this wine I was saving for Friday.
No, because MY GOP represenatives voted NO! Grassley, King, Latham - NO! A majority of Republicans did the same.
So why would I be a complete dumbass and switch?
They couldn't simply block it, so a compromise was the only choice. they're politicians. Conservatives didn't give them enough bargaining power in election.
Wwatching Hannity and David Webb has become a very sharp stick poking at the other side.
I'll also want to hear from The Great One as well.
No decision til Tuesday the 8th.
I'm reserving judgment on today's vote until I hear from my representative, who knows more about the dirtywork behind it than I do. But I have to say it looks an awful lot like the Republicans simply didn't practice good practical politics, which means getting something in return for a compromise, and no, I don't regard class warfare of any kind as an acceptable compromise. If they can't stand up to the Democrat/media machine then we're going to have to find somebody who can.
I thoroughly respect all the folks here who are dropping out of the R party.
I would respectfully submit that it could be wiser to stay in and try to fix it from inside. If only because third parties have worked only a couple times in over 200 years of American history....
Again, I do understand and would not presume to lecture anybody or claim I'm right about this.
Just a thought...
Happy New Year (!)
I have been a member of my county committee years ago when I had time, and plan to get on it again in a couple of years when I retire.
There are two very important weapons for this war. The left has been very adept at using them. Their use doesn't seem to be taught in schools or much of anywhere else, in fact most people aren't even aware of there existence.
Robert's Rules of Order and Mason's Rules.
Parliamentary procedure.
Mason's has nothing to do with the Masonic organization, it just happens to be the name of the author.
There may be other rule sets, but these are the ones I've used.
You can click below for info on Mason's rules. These are the rules most legislatures use. It is customized for each one.
Roberts Rules can be found in paperback on Amazon or your local book store.
To start fighting the war, join your county Republican Committee.
Find out which set of rules it is run by.
Either find another like thinking small government, constitutional government thinker there, or recruit one.
With the proper use of parliamentary procedure, you can take over an amazing amount with just two people.
For instance, you word an amendment to sound good. You propose the amendment, you friend seconds it. You or he moves to move the amendment, the other seconds it. Done quickly you can get things voted on before your opposition even knows what happened.
So far I think the best way to get things done is dragging the Republican party back to the constitution and small government, then chip away at the mess the rats and rinos have created.
As long as Tea Party members and Freepers are sitting on the sidelines, not getting into the grass roots and getting on their county committees, and then next onto the state committes, we might as well just resign ourselves to life under communism.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company this week unveiled its roadmap that includes transitions to 32nm and 28nm process technologies. The chipmaker decided that it will not use high-k metal gate (HKMG) technology with its 32nm fabrication process, but will use it with the 28nm node, which will be a major family of various manufacturing technologies aimed at different customers of TSMC.
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I once bought "Rosebud Sencha" from Teavana, which among other things appeared to have rose petals in it. Every time I drank it I got nauseous. I also got mango (I believe it was mango) tea last year from Adagio and it, too made me nauseous. I had a little before a jog and I remember I had to stop in the park and gag a bit. Recently I got some currant black tea, also from Adagio, and just now this tea did the same thing. I suddenly felt nauseous (and just my luck, I was making a tuna sandwich) and gagged and even yakked a bit.
Does anyone else have experiences like this? I know that black tea, particularly, is thought of as a bit rough on the stomach sometimes, but I often drink it with no issue. I am wondering if there is some common factor in these teas (they are, after all, flavored, and I drink alot of non-flavored teas too) For instance, perhaps some sort of plant compound present in the additives used to flavor the tea?
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I generally stick with RadRails for most development as it supports almost everything I want / need to do. The rest I do via Console (link provided before ).
Re. Textmate on Windows - There is whats looking to be a fairly promising app - Intype. Bit buggy atm and still lacking featues but it is looking to get better.
On the Linux side, Scribes is pretty cool (google it ), But it is still very buggy and is written in Python (so performance MAY become an issue.)
Sadly, both lack the polish atm that looks like it makes textmate so good (haven't used it. Want to get a Mac though and if I do I will get it)


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WINTHROP – Dennis Nelson, 73, of Winthrop died Thursday, March 7, 2013 at the V.A. Hospital in Minneapolis.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 a.m. Monday, March 11, 2013 at the St. Francis Catholic Church in Winthrop with Father Jeff Horejsi celebrating the Mass. Burial will be in St. Gregory's Catholic Cemetery in Lafayette with Full Military Honors being conducted at the cemetery by the Winthrop Honor Guard.
Visitation will be 4 8 p.m. Sunday and from 9:00 10:00 a.m. Monday at the St. Francis Catholic Church in Winthrop. There will be a parish prayer service at 4:00 p.m. Sunday at the church. Minnesota Valley Funeral Home in New Ulm is in charge of the arrangements. To leave an online condolence for his family or to sign the guestbook go to: www.mvfh.org
Dennis is survived by his wife, Mary Ann Nelson of Winthrop; Daughter and son-in-law, DeAnn and Lynn Woods of Winthrop; sons and daughters-in-law, Denny and Susan Nelson of Darwin, Mike and Lisa Nelson of Sioux Falls, S.D., Steve and Mandy Nelson of Litchfield; grandchildren, Ashley Muchow, Dustin Nelson, Jessica (Justin) Keech, Rickie and Noah Nelson, Lucas, Jacob and Jenifer Woods, Shelby, Megan and Alex Nelson; great grandchildren, Reagan and Isaiah Muchow, Levi, Brody and Tory Nelson, and baby boy Keech; sister and brother-in-law, Emily Ann and Jerry Bertrand of Sleepy Eye; sisters-in-law, Barbara Nelson of New Ulm, Ramona "Mona" Nelson of Lafayette; and many nieces; and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; son, Ricky Nelson; and brothers, Luverne Nelson and Rodney Nelson.
Dennis Harlan Nelson was born on July 30, 1939 in Brighton Township, Nicollet County to Bernard and Delores (Krueger) Nelson. He graduated from New Ulm High School in 1957. Dennis served in the U.S. Navy in Vietnam from 1957 1960. On January 14, 1959 he was united in marriage to Mary Ann Saffert at the Alameda Naval Base in California. They have lived in Springfield, New Ulm, Brighton Township, Nicollet County and since 1993 in Winthrop. Dennis worked at Sibley Interiors his family owned business in Winthrop for twenty years and had laid carpet for thirty seven years. Dennis enjoyed fishing, camping, hunting and spending time with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was a member of St. Francis Catholic Church, the V.F.W. in Winthrop and was a past commander. He also had been the Mayor of Winthrop for two terms and participated with the Nicollet County Sheriff's Department.


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Debates of March 15th, 2002
House of Commons Hansard #157 of the 37th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was security.
- Business of the House
- Budget Implementation Act, 2001
- Taiwan
- Aboriginal Affairs
- 2002 Winter Paralympic Games
- Social Programs
- National Defence
- La Maison Le Baluchon
- Grants and Contributions
- Middle East
- Natural Resources
- Airport Security
- Leo Young
- St. Patrick's Day
- Wallace Shute
- Taxation
- Airline Industry
- Arts and Culture
- The Economy
- Public Works and Government Services Canada
- The Environment
- The Economy
- Employment Insurance
- Games of La Francophonie
- Softwood Lumber
- Taxation
- Veterans Affairs
- Access to Information
- Taxation
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Grants and Contributions
- Fisheries
- Airport Security
- Public Service Commission
- Agriculture
- Airline Industry
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Airport Security
- Agriculture
- International Co-operation
- Grants and Contributions
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Points of Order
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Question No. 107—
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Budget Implementation Act, 2001
- Questions in the House of Commons
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Howard Hilstrom Selkirk—Interlake, MB
Mr. Speaker, that answer does not indicate the seriousness of this issue. The agricultural minister better get thinking about the economic situation of farmers and agriculture in the country. Agriculture with livestock accounts for over $10 billion a year going into the economy and he virtually is ignoring it.
The president of the Canadian Cattlemen's Association has referred to this very issue and the idea of setting up zones of containment for diseases. The minister of agriculture has the CFIA and full control of the zoning issue. Why has he not done anything about the issue?
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Prince Edward—Hastings
Lyle Vanclief Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
Mr. Speaker, if the hon. member had been paying attention at the standing committee when I was there not too many weeks ago, I explained very clearly that this was one of the approaches we were taking in the agriculture policy framework we were developing with the provinces to regionalize the country. If we ever get into the unfortunate situation of a foreign animal disease outbreak or tuberculosis, we will be able to regionalize it and continue to have the free status that we have at the present time.
Airline Industry
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Marcel Proulx Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, the situation in today's air industry insurance market is a worldwide concern. I would like to ask the Minister of Transport what action the Government of Canada will take to ensure that aviation services can be maintained uninterrupted when the indemnity for third party aviation war risk liability expires soon.
Airline Industry
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Don Valley East
David Collenette Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, we addressed this rather urgently after September 11. Canada was one of the first countries that extended the war risk liability coverage, and I am announcing today that we will extend it for a further period of time because the insurance market worldwide has not yet recovered sufficiently to reintroduce acceptable commercial coverage.
We are involved in discussions with other countries, airlines and the industry to find a permanent solution, as the intervention of the government obviously will be temporary.
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Question Period
March 15th, 2002 / 11:55 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Ken Epp Elk Island, AB
Mr. Speaker, natives who are poor do not pay taxes because they have the same exemption that other poor people have. Natives who have higher income should pay taxes at the same level as their next door neighbours. This is not about on reserve treaty rights. It is about two businesses side by side in one of our cities or two families side by side in one of our towns. One pays taxes, the other is exempt.
When will the government begin implementing policies which treat Canadians equally and stop differentiating based on race?
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Vancouver Kingsway
Sophia Leung Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue
Mr. Speaker, the hon. member has mentioned a very important and complex issue. We think it requires more consideration. If he is referring to treaty 8, right now the government has filed an appeal on this matter.
Airport Security
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Pierre Brien Témiscamingue, QC
Mr. Speaker, in areas such as Abitibi-Témiscamingue, the new air security charge is going to have a major negative impact. The Minister of Finance is claiming that the security measures will be based on the user pay principle. The airport at Rouyn Noranda will be spending $50,000 a year on security. Yet, the costs to passengers are estimated at over $550,000.
Is this what the Liberal government means by the user pay principle?
Airport Security
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
John McCallum Secretary of State (International Financial Institutions)
Mr. Speaker, the user pay principle means that, over the next five years, users will pay the overall cost of $2.2 billion.
It will not be the same every year but, over a five year period, that is the policy. If, in the fall, it looks like revenues will exceed costs, the charge will be reduced.
Oral Question Period
Progressive Conservative
Rick Borotsik Brandon—Souris, MB
Mr. Speaker, the U.S. farm bill could have devastating effects on Canadian agriculture.
The Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food was going to take our serious concerns to the lawmakers in the United States. Last month he was going to meet with the secretary of agriculture, Ann Veneman. It did not happen. On March 4 he was going to meet with American congressmen. It did not happen. As a matter of fact, nobody seems to want to meet with the minister.
Unfortunately, the president of the United States wants to have the bill passed by Easter. How is the minister going to explain to Canadian farmers that he dropped the ball?
Oral Question Period
Ottawa South
John Manley Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Crown Corporations
Even better still, Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister himself raised it with President Bush at their meeting yesterday in very clear terms.
International Co-operation
Oral Question Period
Stan Dromisky Thunder Bay—Atikokan, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Minister for International Cooperation represented Canada at the 43rd annual meeting at the Inter-American Development Bank earlier this week in Fortaleza, Brazil. Could the minister inform the House what was discussed and achieved at the meeting?
International Co-operation
Oral Question Period
Susan Whelan Minister for International Cooperation
Mr. Speaker, the Inter-American Development Bank plays a very important role in the social and economic development for both Latin America and the Caribbean.
I was very pleased earlier this week to meet with the president, Mr. Iglesias, to sign a formal agreement between Canada and the Inter-American Development Bank. Hopefully it will deepen our longstanding partnership and allow CIDA to have better investments to collaborate on specific projects and works in the Americas.
Grants and Contributions
Oral Question Period
Canadian Alliance
Rahim Jaffer Edmonton Strathcona, AB
Mr. Speaker, you will be glad you have acknowledged me.
Canadians have been enquiring about the Groupaction report for over two years and have been told that it cannot be found. Suddenly, in a matter of days, the minister has cut and pasted a shoddy copy together for the House. However, producing the report is just the tip of the iceberg.
Will the minister table the report immediately without waiting for the translation? Will he have a computer forensics expert analyze the hard drive to make sure that the report was actually completed when the company claims it was?
Grants and Contributions
Oral Question Period
Mississauga South
Paul Szabo Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services
Mr. Speaker, the member alluded that the government has pasted this document together. He is quite incorrect. The documents that were provided today to all of the opposition party critics were provided by Groupaction itself. They were located on the company's hard drives.
The member is quite right. It is important that we get them authenticated. That will be done. They will also be translated. We will continue to co-operate with all parties to ensure they have all the information available.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
Oak Ridges
Bryon Wilfert Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8), I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the government's response to five petitions.


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In the mid
sixties the muscle car era was just getting started, and
the leader of this revolution was arguably Chrysler,
along with its Dodge and Plymouth lines helping to round
out their product offerings. Chrysler offered many high
horsepower options that were based on their "HEMI" and
Wedge engine designs. The "HEMI" engines have become
famous for their cubic inch to horsepower ratings, and
these power plants dominated racing for many years.
The word "HEMI" represents the word "hemispherical"
which is the special domed combustion chamber design in
the heads of these engines. The opening in the head is
actually domed instead of angled or flat, which allows
the intake and exhaust valves to be a bit larger, and
also lets the in and out air passages be in more of a
straight line in and out of the engine. This one
mechanical attribute helps the engine to aspirate much
more rapidly with less restriction on these flows. This
helps to generate much more horsepower from the engine.
There were a handful of car designs at Chrysler which
were instrumental in ushering the muscle car era in. One
of the first radical designs to come from Chrysler in
the mid sixties was a "Pony Car" class car called the
Barracuda, it did not have a giant engine, but its
weight to horsepower ratio was significant. This model
was very popular with drag racers since it could be
built to hold the largest big block "HEMI" engines that
Chrysler had to offer.
There were plenty of other high horsepower, large cars
coming from Chrysler at that time, but the original
Barracuda's were a sign of the many changes coming from
Chrysler in the very near future. So without further
preamble, here is a list of the top ten Chrysler muscle
cars from back in the heyday of "HEMI" engines and
1) 1965 barracuda formula S. This sporty little hot rod
offered a High performance commando 273 cubic inch V8
engine delivering a stout 235 hp. The rally pack
suspension, bigger tires and wider rims, plus disc
brakes up front made this car handle fairly well
considering the horsepower under the hood. This car has
a huge piece of glass in the back, which had to be
custom designed by PPG with Chrysler engineers
collaborating. At over 14 square feet this was the
biggest piece of glass in a production car up to that
time. This compact class muscle car was a platform which
became renowned for its drag racing abilities. Teams
would stuff enormous big block engines into these tiny
cars, and then tear up the asphalt all weekend.
2) 1966 dodge charger fastback, with dual quad 426
"HEMI" V8 with 425 hp. This was a long car with very
clean body lines, and a really long fastback rear end.
3) 1967 dodge coronet r/t convertible with 440magnum V8
@ 375 horsepower, this was a fairly large car compared
to the Barracuda and the Dart, but it got straight down
the road really well. These were based on the Dodge
Coronet cars which had been winning on the racing
circuits for Chrysler teams in a number of separate
4) 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX came with a new 440 wedge
engine that boasted high performance and drove well
street wise, and on the track. The output was 325 hp.
Some have called this model Plymouth's first truly
"identifiable muscle car." It was also called an
"executive muscle car" These were one of a series of
what Chrysler enthusiasts coined "dual purpose"
machines, suitable for both street and strip. This is
exactly the niche which the GTX filled. The body was
nothing really unique for the time except that it was
well proportioned, and it had a certain sleek look that
makes them appear to be moving fast even when they are
sitting still.
5) 1968 Dodge Dart GTS. This sporty little model was the
fastest production Dart which Dodge had ever built up to
that time. When you ordered this car with the big block
383 cubic inch wedge engine, plus the optional four
barrel carburetor, it pumped out a very respectable 300
hp. These cars were really fast, and looked very sharp
due to the GTS package. Due to its low cost, this model
was very popular as a street racer and daily driver. One
of the rarest Chrysler products ever made were fifty
special GTS darts which were purpose built race cars.
Chrysler contracted to have factory GTS Darts rebuilt at
the Hurst factory, with the Chrysler 440, or the 426
race hemi engine put into them. You could buy these
directly from a local dealership. They were shipped in
primer gray paint so that you could paint your own
racing colors and logo on them.
6) 1970 Plymouth "CUDA" with 426 "HEMI" engine that had
dual four barrel carburetors and put out an awesome 425
hp. This was an amazing looking car with nice curves,
and a lower longer hood, and a shorter higher rear end.
The small amounts of chrome on these cars really stood
out due to the soft curves on the body panels. It was
fairly difficult to drive on the street, mostly due to
having an extremely powerful engine in a mid sized car.
These were very popular on the street and the drag
strip. They had stiffer suspension than some of their
Chrysler cousins, but still suffered from front end
steering and cornering issues. It seemed they were meant
to go straight and fast.
7) 1970 duster 340 cubic inch 275 hp engine with a 4
barrel carburetor. This model replaced the valiant. This
was more of a mid-size than a compact car, and it had
plenty of trunk space. Until last year. The 1975
duster was the last year Chrysler made that body style.
It was a great car for buzzing around town, and to drive
to the golf course.
8) 1970 sport fury GT with optional engine package
consisting of 440 with the three two barrel carburetor
option generating 390 hp. This car was super rare, super
fast, and super big. This car is really unique in that
not many full sized two door luxury cars were getting
the speed treatment back then. This model was so special
that today it has become highly sought after by
collectors. it was nicknamed the Q-ship by Chrysler
insiders because it was relatively quiet and quite
unassuming. This car was the ultimate "sleeper" racer
because no one would suspect that this big luxurious
ride could actually be so darn fast!
9) 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T with the classic 426 "HEMI"
putting out 425 hp. This was the last year Chrysler
offered a street "HEMI", and it heralded the beginning
of the end of the muscle car era. Only 71 of these
challenger models with the 426 "HEMI" engine were made.
It is hard to imagine how rare one of these "HEMI"
machines must be today!
10) In 1971 Plymouth made a few Barracuda convertibles
with 426 cubic inch "HEMI" engines with 425 horsepower.
This was the last year of the street "HEMI". Only
7 of these were made. This was an awesome balance of
cool and brute force. A car this small and light with
that much horsepower was a scary thing to be in control
of if you did not already have some solid driving
skills. The body style was not much different as the
previous years, but the convertible option makes this
one of the rarest of rare convertibles.
There is one extra muscle car which is known for its
rarity and its beauty, and it would be the 1969 GTX
convertible. This car has both style and speed in
abundance. With nice clean body lines, just enough
chrome, and a potent power source under the hood, you
could hardly get more performance for your hard earned
dollar back in 1971 there were only 625 of these
convertibles built that year.
it is interesting that Chrysler and others are putting
great effort into bringing back some of the more
nostalgic designs, and the modern challenger is one that
pays perfect homage to it's muscle car heritage and
roots. Obviously the engineering is much more advanced,
and the new model "HEMI" looks great, but they seem a
bit too generic. The sound and feel you get when driving
a big chunk of classic American made metal is nothing
short of amazing.
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Honeywell, Astro-Med Form New Cockpit Printer Partnership
Astro-Med will produce airborne printers for Honeywell's business jet and regional jet avionics suites, under a contract announced Wednesday.
The two companies signed a long-term manufacturing and product life cycle support agreement to make the Astro-Med ToughWriter 5 cockpit printer available as an option on its Primus Epic flight deck. Astro-Med currently furnishes cockpit printers for larger commercial aircraft equipped with Honeywell avionics.
ToughWriter 5 equipage for smaller aircraft is subject to regulatory certification, according to Astro-Med. The company anticipates demand for up to 150 ToughWriter printers per year as a result of the new agreement.
"This ToughWriter 5 business jet contract is the latest in a series of agreements between Honeywell Aerospace and Astro-Med that we believe bring strong benefits to both companies," said Thomas W. Carll, vice president at Astro-Med.
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Topic: Regular Expressions for Clean URLS
I am using permalinks for quite a few of my applications and am not quite getting my REGEXPs right
My aim is to replace spaces with a hyphen "-" character and to ignore any characters that are not alphanumeric.
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This seems to get the alpha-numeric part right, but there are no dashes and my words get sandwiched together.
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Recently, it was a big day in Diego's life and in the life of our family. It was definitely blog worthy. Ten years ago, Diego entered our family and changed all our lives. He had been talking about his big TEN birthday all year long. I guess he wanted to be sure that I would not forget that it was a special birthday for him. He really didn't need to be concerned–his birthday also reminded me just how special his is to our family
I've written about Diego before and his special role in our blended family. Lately, the blending in our family is really a huge mess. It's a lot more grinding, mashing and straining than blending. Last year Olivia left for college while things were tense at home. Erica has been spending most of the time at her mom's while we try to stay connected and involved in her life. Nico is exercising his independence more and more. Juan and I are challenged to stay united and strong during these turbulent times.
On the eve of his 10th birthday, I asked Diego to tell me about some of his favorite things. He recited a long laundry list of his "favorites." Perhaps, in an effort to make up for the absence of record-keeping in his baby book. I promptly memorialized his list here:
One of his "favorites" which surprised me a bit was when he said his favorite thing to do is, "Spend time with my family." I was surprised because for the last couple of years our family life has been so stressful that sometimes the least favorite thing for me to do is "spend time with my family." There, I said it. I sometimes feel that with all the chaos in our family, I am tempted run away and change my identity. But, this was about Diego, not me. Diego loves it when we are all together, when his sisters are home and they can get along, when his brother stops talking on the computer or doing homework long enough to play video games with him, and when we can all sit down together for a family movie night.
On the eve of Diego's 10th birthday, Juan and I sat down and watched Diego's birth video. One of my favorite parts of the video is when I am in my hospital room and Juan brings the older kids into the room to meet Diego for the first time. Nine year-old Olivia bursts into tears, six-year old Erica is looking bewildered and excited and five year-old Nico is just taking it all in with a sweet smile. There's a lot of excitement and chatter, and I explain to the kids that their new baby brother might recognize their voices. Olivia asks, "Did he think he was an only child?" I couldn't help but burst out laughing! I laughed at the thought of how much Diego would have hated being an only child. In spite of the constant challenges we face in our blended family, Diego still experiences enough happiness that being with his family is one of his favorite things.
The next day with Olivia home from college, and Erica and Nico home from the other parents', we all went to dinner to celebrate Diego's birthday. Afterwards, we went home to eat cake, and have a "family movie night" with Diego's birth video. The kids started laughing at the sound and sight of younger versions of themselves, and of course we all burst out laughing hearing Olivia's question and watching Erica put her unwashed hands all Diego's face even when Juan told her to use the hand sanitizer! I looked over at Olivia and noticed that was tearing up and wiping her eyes as she watched her younger self weeping at the sight of her new brother. Diego was beaming with pride and joy. I looked at all of us, and felt joy at the sight and sound of us together and happy. In that moment, I was reminded how this could be one of my favorite things too.


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Take our word for it: on a hot summer day, this mojito is the (ras)berries!
G. discovers the amazing ice cream from Bennett's in Los Angeles.
Low-cal chocolate truffles and raspberries jam in a fudgy, fruity treat.
Try this raspberry dessert, topped with mascarpone cheese and walnuts.
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