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Skip to comments.The Quivering Upper Lip -- The British character: from self-restraint to self-indulgence
Posted on 11/30/2008 6:16:36 PM PST by SirJohnBarleycorn
When my mother arrived in England as a refugee from Nazi Germany, shortly before the outbreak of World War II, she found the people admirable, though not without the defects that corresponded to their virtues. By the time she died, two-thirds of a century later, she found them rude, dishonest, and charmless. They did not seem to her, moreover, to have any virtues to compensate for their unpleasant qualities. I occasionally asked her to think of some, but she couldnt; and neither, frankly, could I.
What, exactly, were the qualities that my mother had so admired? Above all, there was the peoples manner. The British seemed to her self-contained, self-controlled, law-abiding yet tolerant of others no matter how eccentric, and with a deeply ironic view of life that encouraged them to laugh at themselves and to appreciate their own unimportance in the scheme of things.
Gradually, but overwhelmingly, the culture and character of British restraint have changed into the exact opposite. Extravagance of gesture, vehemence of expression, vainglorious boastfulness, self-exposure, and absence of inhibition are what we tend to admire nowand the old modesty is scorned. It is as if the population became convinced of Blakes fatuous dictum that it is better to strangle a baby in the cradle than to let a desire remain unacted upon.
Lack of self-control is just as character-forming as self-control: but it forms a different, and much worse and shallower, character. Further, once self-control becomes neither second nature nor a desired goal, but rather a vice to avoid at all costs, there is no plumbing the depths to which people will sink.
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The era of Jeeves and Bertie Wooster is sadly past.
Not to mention 'political correctness'
Wal-Mart shoppers a few days ago...
Well, I was under the impression that they always served cold food and warm beer over there, so I agree it has more to do with moving to a post-Christian culture than the lowering a tax.
Sounds like their collective national character has been spiraling down, too.
Well it is militant secularism, anti-Christian plus pathological political correctness made worse by open borders etc.
I do not think a society in Europe has been more fervent in destroying their culture and destroying their civilization. I think the Dutch and the Swedes are moving in the direction as well.
The French have not changed that much culturally but their open borders and islamo-invasion are a major issue.
Amazingly, American liberals seem to regard what the British Left has accomplished there as something of a model. The National Health Service is a disaster, but may be on its way here. Joe Biden, as we know, believes he is really Neil Kinnock.
I picked this cherry from an excellent read. It explains why conservatives have such a good sense of humor and liberals are so unhappy. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for sharing this very interesting article.
As for your comments about Britain's transition to a secular society, I would agree. I just was thinking that God allows for freedom of actions. However, when that freedom is abused, and debauchery is the result, He will intervene to stop that behavior. I believe that He is using the darkness of Islam to destroy the secular societies that have forgotten the name of Christ.
Start with the welfare state — and end with the welfare state. Everything flows from there. Political correctness, victimhood, dependence, sloth. All of that and more is subsidized and encouraged by the welfare state so that it can perpetuate itself
Sounds like Brit-trashing to me, just like we hear everyday about how awful Americans are. The message is: Western culture sucks!
We must all look to models from non-Western culture to not suck.
I can tell you the decline of British culture is real, not imagined. The problem is that contemporary British culture has moved away from traditional Western culture and in the direction of, and beyond, Euro-trash.
>but never mentions the overriding change from a predominantly Christian to a post-Christian culture, perhaps reflecting a personal blind spot in the author.
Indeed. Interesting also to note the rises and falls of powers that as a nation embrace or reject Christ.
It's happening to us, as well, of course. It will be interesting and instructive to see in what shape the Obamas will leave our culture. Eight years of Clintonism was plenty hard on our society, and while it may appear that we will be seeing eight more years of the same, I am betting that the Obamas will manage to introduce some major wrinkles all their own. We shall see. I am trying to figure out how to shelter myself from as much of our brave new Obamenvironment as I possibly can.
I have been reading him as well. Don't think he is a psychologist but rather the British equivalent of a family practitioner. The Brits probably still call it general practice. I have never seen any reference to his being a psychologist as well as a physician.
That was then.
Now, the cops yell and actually attack you if you are, for example, marching peacefully to protest the recently enacted ban on hunting to hounds. However if you're screaming for the death and dismemberment of infidels etc, the police do nothing but watch.
The decline has been steady but accelerated significantly in the last ten or fifteen years.
My semi-mistake. I said psychologist MD which is wrong. A psychistrist is an MD. They can perscribe drugs while a psychologist cannot. His writing is A1.
See BRUTAL BRITAIN http://www.brutalbritain.org.uk/
Daniels/Dalrymple bump. Thanks for posting.
Dog-eared for Monday reading.
Thanks for the ping.
IIRC, he's admitted to being either an agnostic or atheist.
English doctor, writer and social commentator, Theodore Dalrymple (pseudonym of Anthony Daniels), has practised medicine among the very poor and oppressed in several continents and, more recently, at a public hospital and prison in England.
they had a state religion, but came to find religious enthusiasm bad form. . .
. . .but given the litany of evils here; could have given it 'greater mention'.
Certainly is a preview and warning; (if not too late already, 'here'). Never cease to be amazed at the level of degradation that much of our culture continues to descend to. Albeit; we are not 'England' - yet, anyway. And there are many fine young people - as I am sure there still are in England(?)
Does show the effects of Liberalism. Also thrown in here are the early 'inflluences' of 'Jerry Springer' TV and many 'ad nauseum' shows; now we have 'reality shows'. Seems 'trash' is King in tv land. . .for too much of the time and it does rise to the top; and we will pay a price for it.
And of course, Nature does abhor a vacuum. . .and so where Religion becomes scarce; nihilism, if only a big zero; fills the 'o's here.
I agree with the author. Britain is dead. It will never return.
Actor Ray Winstone: I mean, dont get me wrong, he says. This is not something you want to do. Every time I get on a plane the thing I love is that moment when the captain announces were flying over England.
'You open the shutters on your little window and you look down at all those miles of green fields and think: This is it. This is England. This is the greatest, most beautiful country in the world.
He shakes his head and sighs. But its just not great any more, is it? He pauses.
Lets be honest. This country isnt going to the dogs. Its gone to the dogs. Were a mess. And do I really want to live in this mess any more? I feel bad saying it, but Im just not sure.
That's one of my longtime favorite quotations, as well.
I imagine most Freepers know of Theodore Dalrymple (AKA Dr. Anthony Daniels) and his work-for anyone who doesn't-he is always excellent-his books and articles are terrific—if his byline is on anything-read it. This article is from City Journal-he's a regular there, which is almost 100% worthwhile to read, every month and, IMHO, should be bookmarked by anyone interested in modern society, politics, etc.
Hmmm, it's a shame, isn't it?
As the post above yours stated: Nature does abhor a vacuum. . .and so where Religion becomes scarce, nihilism...fills.
Well, thats London for you.
We have the same love for London you lot do for NY or LA...lol
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Skip to comments.Poll: Obama up big in swing-state New Hampshire
Posted on 05/16/2012 7:44:17 AM PDT by ConservativeStatement
President Obama has opened up a double-digit lead in New Hampshire, according to a survey from left-leaning Public Policy Polling released on Tuesday.
Obama leads with 53 percent over Romney at 41 percent. Romney led by 2 percent in the same poll conducted in July.
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Well, if they found a reason to switch to Obama this month, they at the very least have their heads up their as*es.
Remember to wait for the internals, boys and girls.
But but I was told because Willard has a house in NH and was governor of Mass he is a "native son" of NH....
Yeah, New Masshire
Probably many of them are liberals who fled Massachusetts taxes
it may appear a beat is skipped here and there...but the beat goes on...whaddjaspect?
like alinsky wrote in his book dedication...don't mistake where we are...and when...
Upswing in OBozo's numbers...must be LOT'S OF HOMO's livin' in the Granite State!!
PPP??? . . . HAHAHAHAHAHA! I'll wait for some more reliable source, like . . . oh . . . say Media Matters. :)
—Probably many of them are liberals who fled Massachusetts taxes—
I was at a client site in Concord, NH about seven years ago. That is exactly what I was told by a local what is happening to the state.
BIG swing state? New Hampshire has 4 electoral votes, how can they swing anything? I guess any good news for "the made for television president" excites the media.
After the NYT poll showing Romney leading nationwide the call went out for all the fellow-travelers to gin up some good Obama numbers.
"The PPP survey of 1,163 New Hampshire voters"
No break down on whether registered or likely, or just adults.
Some claim the state is infected by New Yorkers moving in ruining the state like ex-NYers did to VT. The Mass exiles are more of the right, at least libertarian.
NH is not a swing state. The only way Romney wins NH is if this turns out to be a massive wave election where Romney carries most of the states.
There's a lot of Massholes in New Hampshire..............
NH is a swing state in the sense that it has voted for the eventual winner in 8 out of the last 10 elections. So does it swing to a winner or make a winner? With Romney a close neighbor I'd bet it goes R this year which looks like another swing to the winner year to me.
"I left Massachusetts because I hated Romneycare. At least if the Supremes toss Obamacare it is very unlikely he can pass it again in a second term. Not so sure about Mitt".
That's my guess anyhow.
That was my thought - since when is NH a "swing state"?
Smells like BS.
Wow, New Hampshire.....how many electoral votes is that ? As in how many NH states does it take to equal one Ohio, or North Carolina, etc.....
Next thing you now Delaware will be the new swing state....WTF.
I remember when the Free State Project decided New Hampshire was the place to go. I guess they were duped by the "live free or die" on the flag.
You are correct...the problem is more New Yorkers than Massholes...not sure which is worse...the NY'ers, or ticks. Of course; they are BOTH parasites.
Got to remember that NH is in the northeast. Obama has pretty much lost what is called "flyover country" . Still pretty much one and done.
Sorry,I'm not buying it! Not for a minute.
Isn't New Rumpshire the "Live Gay or Die" state?
Romney LIVES in NH after fleeing Massachusetts.
The GOP is soooooooooooooooo screwed.
>>PPP??? . . . HAHAHAHAHAHA! Ill wait for some more reliable source, like . . . oh . . . say Media Matters. :)
Seconded. LOL! PPP is to polling what psychosis is to mental health.
There's lies, damn lies, and... Polls?
Not only is the new senator a republican, but also she is a tea partier.
This is gonna be a close one.Anyone,on either side,who says otherwise is delusional.In 2000 algore came within something like 1000 votes of carrying NH.And if he "had" carried it the "hanging chads" would have meant *nothing*,algore would be "former President algore" today.Check the stats.
PPP is an arm of the Dem party. Rasmussen is the only poll I believe in. Obama is sinking fast in NC per Drudge headline 51%-43%. NC is also a swing state.
Ditto, I call BS on this NH poll. Obama is NOT popular around here at all. Also, most Massholes who move up here, tend to be the conservatives that did it to escape Mass.
The problem has been New Yorkers and other people form the mid Atlantic that are retiring to their lakefront vacation home.
However, 2 years ago NH swung back to Republican in a huge way. We retook the NH house, NH senate, both US congress seats and kept retiring Judd Gregg's US Senate seat. So unless they polled Keene, Durham and Hanover(all college towns)I call BULL SH*T on this poll.
Pro-choice retread Congressman Charlie Bass...Republican, a la Collins, Snowe, and Romney. Many in NH voted GOP in the belief that they would make the attempt to overturn the 'gay marriage' law...of course; once the GOP legislature was seated; repeal of gay marriage was relegated to the back burner. (Suckers.) Bass and Guinta were the beneficiaries of the 'down ticket' vote. Even at that, Bass barely eaked out a razor-thin victory over baby-butcher 'Annie' McLean Kuster. She is running against Bass again...
Ayotte? ROTFLMAOPIMP! Sorry...Sarah screwed up with that endorsement...Ovide was the conservative; she barely squeaked by him in the primary. Let it go, folks...NH is not a conservative state. It will trend more and more liberal as conservatives continue to leave the state...
New Hampshire is a swing state? Really?
Poll Date Sample Obama (D) Romney (R) Spread
RCP Average 4/2 - 5/13 — 48.7 42.3 Obama +6.4
PPP (D) 5/10 - 5/13 1163 RV 53 41 Obama +12
WMUR/UNH 4/9 - 4/20 486 LV 51 42 Obama +9
Dartmouth 4/2 - 4/5 403 RV 42 44 Romney +2
Poll, Poll, Poll, they all say something different, The real poll will be Nov 6th
Who gives a crap. New Hampshire only has 4 electoral votes. A really meaningless state when compared to Ohio and Florida.
They're grasping for straws in a tornado.........
Most polls are like Democrats - can't believe what they say and have to wait for the event to occur to check veracity.
Dem 34%
Rep 31%
Indep 35%
Liberal 33%
Moderate 31%
Conservative 36%
These numbers and favorable/unfavorable numbers (52/45 favorable for Obama, including nearly 60% favorable rating from "moderates"? - no way).
It just don't jibe with the recent experience of those of us who live here.
That's the problem with an early primary...no one cares about you anymore.
Romney led in the same poll conducted in July???? What year?
I'm missing something here.
It is another of those crappy registered voter polls. Show me the likely to vote polls and then we'll talk
"New Hampshire is a swing state? Really?"
Yes, it is. Really.
It's the only state in the northeast where conservatism still has some traction. Not as much as it once had any more, but "some".
And its 3 electoral votes will become very important in the election. They may end up as being the total that secures the victory for Romney.
This election will be a close one. Not necessary close in the blue states, and not close in the red states. But it will be a battle in the purple "swing states". And I predict the electoral college vote may be the closest in election history.
My opinion only, I realize yours may be otherwise.
One other thought — as leftist as we regard Vermont these days, up until the early 1960's it was a "reliably Republican" state. What happened?
Dopey poll taken last year. Link —
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by John Armitage | Dec 20, 2012
On Thursday, November 29, four Marian University students, majoring in visual arts, will display their work from 4-6 p.m. in the Fisher Hall art gallery for the Senior Art Reception. The exhibit will be open through December 7.
"The students take one of two approaches: either they choose a variety of artwork that they have created during their undergraduate experience, or they exhibit artwork that they have created based around a common theme," said Jenny Pauckner, M.F.A., assistant professor of art and art history in the Department of Visual Arts.
"This allows them to gain the experience of curating their work for a professional show and it demonstrates their overall education in art," she continued.
The exhibit will feature the artwork of Brad Westcott, Hannah Ruegsegger, John Lickliter, and Alyssa Weller.
"Seeing my pieces in a gallery like this, makes the end seem very real. It puts into perspective all of the learning, practicing, and time that I've put in to get where I am now," said Hannah Ruesgsegger, a Marian University senior, majoring in visual arts with a concentration in art therapy.
"This is the first time that people outside of those I know really well are going to see my artwork, which is exciting because I feel confident that these pieces give a solid reflection of me," Ruegsegger said.
Ruegsegger's exhibit will include 11 ceramic pieces, two drawings, two multimedia pieces, and a painting.
This event is open to the public.
Visual Arts at Marian University
At Marian University, visual arts majors study the many ways art has been and continues to be used as a powerful tool to shape our minds and our culture. Students are taught that visuals reflect the world and have the power to reshape it.
Students receive instruction and direction from fully qualified, full-time faculty and area specialists in classes that are kept small to ensure personal contact. Students benefit from the department's close relationship with the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Eiteljorg Museum, the Indianapolis Arts Center, and numerous businesses that provide students with valuable internship experiences.
Programs of Study
The visual arts curriculum of study includes bachelor of arts degrees in the following major areas: art history, arts administration, fine arts, graphic design, and photography. Minors in these areas are also available, as well as concentrations in art therapy, fine arts, and graphic design. In partnership with the School of Education, students may obtain licensing to teach in the area of arts education.
For more information about the Department of Visual Arts, contact Jamie Higgs, Ph.D. at
or 317.955.6432
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What does "laser" stand for?
low aim standard emitting radar
light amplification by stimulated emission
The laser, which was invented in 1957, stands for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation." The acronym has been gradually absorbed into standard vernacular, and the capitalization isn't always used by non-scientists.
Nothing — it's named for its inventor.
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Which of these is the measure of light's intensity?
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True or false: All heavy metals are toxic.
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What do scientists mean when they say they will enhance something?
They will make it better.
They will make it clearer.
They will intensify or increase it.
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Where can you find AMANDA?
South Pole
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North Pole
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True or false: Manipulation of data by scientists is unethical.
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What are FROG and SPIDER?
expensive telescopes
really fast lasers
FROG and SPIDER are fancy names for really fast lasers used to measure very short pulses of light.
satellites built in Russia
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What happens during piloerection?
Dough rises.
Your pillow gets flat.
Hair stands on end.
You experience piloerection when you are cold, shocked or scared, and the hair on your arms stands up or bristles.
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True or false: Scientists consider any positive trend to be good.
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True or false: A carcinoma is something that causes cancer.
Carcinogens cause cancer, and carcinoma is another word for the disease itself.
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What is chemigation?
adding chemicals to irrigation water
Chemigation involves adding chemicals, like fertilizer or pesticides, to crops using irrigation water.
using chemicals to fumigate homes
combining synthetic and natural chemicals to make new ones
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What would you use a SHRIMP for?
dipping in cocktail sauce
abdominal surgery
dating rocks
The super high-resolution ion microbe, or SHRIMP, is a high-tech tool geologists use to date rocks.
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True or false: GOMER is doctor-speak for "get out of my emergency room!"
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True or false: Masers are older than lasers.
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Which of the following is Latin for "broadly speaking"?
sensu stricto
sensu lato
Sensu stricto is scientific jargon for "strictly speaking," while sensu lato means the opposite.
sensu completo
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What does SONAR stand for?
sound navigation and ranging
Sound navigation and ranging, or SONAR, is a technology used to explore and map the ocean.
sound navigation amid radiation
sound navigation and radar
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What is SODAR used to measure?
the ocean
SODAR, which stands for "sonic detection and ranging," is a technology used to measure wind profiles.
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What are you suffering from if you have acute viral nasopharyngitis?
a cold
This is just a fancy way of saying you have a cold.
a bloody nose
a broken nose
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really bright star
space cloud
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black hole
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When something is canonical, it is …
a brand new theory
in line with accepted laws of science
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What is a SQUID used to measure?
magnetic fields
Superconducting quantum interference devices measure extremely weak electromagnetic energy.
distances to stars
intensity of light
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True or false: Formication is a dirty word.
Formication is a tactile hallucination where people imagine they feel bugs crawling on their skin.
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When scientists measure eccentricity, what are they studying?
people with strange habits
temperature anomalies
orbits of celestial bodies
Eccentricity is a term astronomers use to determine how much an orbit differs from a standard circular shape.
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True or false: LIDAR is the combination of light and radar.
LIDAR is a technology which combines light and radar to create 3-D images of land and sea.
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If a doctor catheterizes someone, what are they doing?
stitching a wound
sticking in a tube
Catheterize means to stick a tube, such as the catheters used to assist with urination, in something.
mercy killing
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How many letters are in the chemical name for titin, a human protein?
almost 200,000
The chemical name for titin has almost 200,000 letters and can take more than three hours to pronounce.
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What was President Obama referring to when he used the word electrophoresis during a 2014 speech?
a new disease
a new energy source
a process used to separate molecules
Obama showed off his science jargon when he mentioned electrophoresis, a process used to separate macromolecules by size.
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seventh grade
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Adelaide - Gold Coast Direct In Time For School Holidays24/05/2002
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Virgin Blue has announced it will launch direct services between Adelaide and the Gold Coast following the continuing surge of demand on the airlines connecting services between the two cities as well as to relieve demand on its increasingly popular Adelaide - Brisbane flights.
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Each year students at other colleges and universities discover what they're missing at Wayland and transfer to our campus community.
Transfer students are an essential part of The Wayland Family. They bring big experiences and even bigger dreams. If you are considering transferring to Wayland, you should first learn as much as you can about our academic programs, our transfer requirements, our beautiful campus, our facilities, and our setting in Plainview.
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The 2009 Goat and Sheep Referendums will be conducted on Oct. 1, 2009 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Voting will be in person by secret ballot and absentee will be allowed before Oct. 1, 2009.
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Many of you have been asking, and now it is finally time to start renovating or reseeding your lawns. September is the best month to sow grass seed in Kentucky, however, the last few years we have been so hot and dry that there was relatively no way to keep enough water on it to get it to germinate and survive. This year is different; it's cool and there is ample moisture in the soil to make it relatively easy to get a lawn established.
Stories of large corporations and cities using goats to graze green spaces are cropping up all over the country. Now Bluegrass Station in Fayette County is partnering with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture and area goat producers to green up some landfill sites.
Bluegrass Station maintains more than 50 acres of decades-old, capped landfills at the rural location. Mowing the turf and keeping fences clear of vegetation is a laborious task that can cost between $45 and $55 per acre.
I wanted to share an interesting set of information with you all from Dr. Roy Burris from Princeton. Animal disposition is something livestock producers talk about often. Some of the funniest stories that we tell each other are about that subject. Unfortunately, animal disposition causes some of the most painful problems we have, and those are not funny.
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If you enjoy working with young people, volunteering as a 4-H club leader may be an exciting and fulfilling experience for you. In 4-H, caring, enthusiastic adults are always needed to assist young people in achieving their goals.
Club leaders can positively impact a 4-H'ers life. It is very rewarding for them to watch young people build self-confidence and self-worth and develop new interests as they accomplish goals in various projects and activities.
The Barn Quilt Committee has painted two additional quilts that have been installed on barns in the county. One quilt, the "Double Arrow," is on a barn belonging to Hamilton and Elaine Simms. This quilt can be seen from Hwy. 555. The other quilt, the "Lone Star," is at the Riggs farm on Lincoln Park Road. They are both beautiful and worth a drive to check them out.
Over the years you have probably listened to many talks and presentations, read numerous articles, and discussed in some detail with your friends, neighbors, and fellow forage/livestock producers how you would really like to get ahead of the eight-ball when it comes to feeding your livestock during the winter temperatures, muddy conditions, how early it gets dark..there is not enough time in the day to get done what you would like to accomplish. Well, now is the time for you to plan your winter feeding strategy to make life a lot easier this winter. Listed below are several thin
The first days of the Kentucky State Fair were successful for Washington County 4-H members. I have seen many Washington County families and individuals enjoying the fair and visiting Cloverville to see the completed 4-H projects and the many 4-H events going on during the fair. This week will involve 4-H members showing cattle and local 4-H members presenting and performing on Thursday which will be District 5 Day in Cloverville. Watch in a few weeks for all of the 4-H results from the Kentucky State Fair. Hope to see more of you this week at the fair!
The Kentucky Forage and Grassland Council Field Day will be held on Thursday, Sept. 3, from 4:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. I will be going myself if anyone is interested in carpooling, please contact me.
Listed below is the agenda.
1. 11 acres if Eastern Gamagrass Interseeded with Red Clover and Pasja Forage Turnips for Summer Grazing. –Dr. Glen Aiken, USDA Agricultural Research Service Animal Scientist.
2. Alfalfa/Orchardgrass Hay Production and Management - Dr. Garry Lacefield, Extension Forage Specialist.
A new school year is here, and it's a great time to get involved with 4-H, the nation's largest youth organization. 4-H offers experiential learning to youth ages 9 to 18 on a variety of topics. With broad subjects ranging from insects to technology to sewing, youth can find a topic that interests them. By participating in 4-H, youth develop many essential life skills including responsibility, leadership and self esteem.
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Doris O'Donnell 1930-2012
Doris O'Donnell, the former executive director of alumni relations and special events, died Sunday, July 15. She was 81.
|Doris O'Donnell
A member of the SLU community for more than 30 years, Mrs. O'Donnell began her career at the University in 1956 as administrative assistant to Francis O'Reilly, S.J., vice president for University Relations. She was later named executive director of alumni services and special events - a position she held until her retirement in 1988, when she left to care for her aging parents.
Mrs. O'Donnell had a deep commitment to and love for Saint Louis University. In a 1976 Universitas story, she said that for as long as she could remember she wanted to work for the University.
"My father and brother graduated here. But that wasn't the main reason," O'Donnell said. "There's just something about the place."
As the role of development, public relations, event planning and alumni relations grew, so did the scope of Mrs. O'Donnell's job. With the opening of Busch Student Center in 1964, she embraced the role of special events, overseeing everything from ground breakings and building dedications to commencement ceremonies and the installation of presidents to dinner and game promotions for Billiken athletics.
She also was very active with alumni events, organizing hundreds of reunions locally and across the country, and even rounding up doorknobs as momentos when a building on campus was demolished.
"Doris O'Donnell was a pioneer in alumni relations and a legend at Saint Louis University," said Meg Connolly, associate vice president for alumni relations. "She touched the lives of so many alumni, and we are proud to continue her legacy of building strong relationships and connecting our graduates to SLU."
During the Women's Commission 10th anniversary celebration in 1983, Mrs. O'Donnell was honored as a "Woman of the Year." Advancement volunteer and former dean of students Mary Bruemmer, a friend and colleague, reflected on her service to the SLU community.
"She meant so much to so many people during her years as assistant to Father O'Reilly and through the leadership she embraced with such total commitment and dedication," Bruemmer said.
|O'Donnell Hall
O'Donnell Hall, a historic Beaux Arts building on Lindell Boulevard built in the late 1800s, is named in honor of Mrs. O'Donnell. The building was purchased by Saint Louis University in 1992 from her son and SLU alumnus Frank O'Donnell, M.D. Today it is the home of the Saint Louis University Museum of Art.
Mrs. O'Donnell is survived by her children: Dr. Frank O'Donnell, Debbie O'Donnell-Swallow, Kathy McCabe-O'Donnell and Mary O'Donnell; grandchildren Colleen O'Donnell-Flores, Dr. Kirk O'Donnell, Grace, Clinton and Lucy O'Donnell, Danielle and Matthew Swallow, Jake, Kate and Luke McCabe O'Donnell and David Noori; great grandchildren Connor, Carson and Peter Flores and Anabella and Declan O'Donnell; and brothers Terry and Kenneth McCauley. She was preceded in death by her parents, Harmon and Sada McCauley, and her sister Patricia Knipe.
Visitation will be held from 3-9 p.m. Friday, July 20, at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road (at Butler Hill), St. Louis, Mo. 63129.
A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 21, at St. Francis of Assisi Church, 4556 Telegraph Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63129.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to The Doris O'Donnell Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Saint Louis University, 1 North Grand Blvd, Room 306, St. Louis, MO 63103.


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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Writer
A public meeting was held recently to address the needs of the Huntington Airport. Many comments were heard about the limitations of the present airport. Some of these comments were: "The Huntington Airport is good only for emergency landings. Prevailing cross winds make it useful only to experienced pilots. Trees and a highway are at the end of the runway create a hazardThe runway needs to be longer. There needs to be a North South runway. The airport hangers and facilities were built in 1955 and have not been changed much since. The county leases the land from the BLM. There is not always someone on duty to sell fuel to incoming planes. There is one plane available for commercial use. There is not enough private money to insure the one plane for training students. To insure the plane for training students is $6,000 to $8,000 per year."
Jones and Demille Engineering, from Richfield, has been hired by the county to prepare and present the Huntington Airport layout plan. Jones and Demille Engineering was represented by John F. Spendlove at the airport planning meeting.
The county commission requested Spendlove to make the airport layout plan available early next year so that it could be included in the Airport Master Plan. The Airport Master Plan is required by the State of Utah in order for Emery County to continue to receive funds for the airport.
This Huntington airport layout plan is to: identify the airport's role and level of service; identify issues relevant to the airport; recommend airport improvements, forecast future airport activity; determine airport capacity and facility requirements and recommendations; prepare airport layout plan drawings; and identify potential environmental impacts.
Ira Hatch is the commissioner responsible for airports in Emery County. Commissioners Ira Hatch, Drew Sitterud and Gary Kofford were in attendance at the planning meeting.
Those attending the meeting were quite interested in the future of Huntington Airport. A few of those attending were: Monte Yeager UDOT Aeronautical Operations Planner, and Kirk E. Nielsen, Aeronautical Planner, from Salt Lake City, Bevin Wilson UDOT Board of Commissioners, Lamar Guymon, Emery County Sheriff, Troy Atwood, Huntington Airport Manager, Rob Midgley, Airport Pilot, and Leon Defriez and Glenn Sebring of Genco Mine Services and Genco Air.
The commissioners feel that more companies and individuals would use the Huntington Airport if improvements were made and that is why they have hired Jones & Demille Engineering to prepare the plan for the future of Huntington Airport.
Yeager pointed out the possibility of getting some state and federal monies for improvements if the airport layout plan met federal requirements. He named other local airports that have recently received funds such as Moab, Blanding, Monticello and Hurricane.
UDOT has some state funds available for airport improvements.
Hatch pointed out that if the runway is lengthened and if another directional runway is made the county would want to negotiate with the BLM for ownership of the airport land and any surrounding land needed for future expansion. The land is presently being leased from the BLM. If the airport were to be expanded for the future many more acres, than the 320 acres now leased from the BLM may be needed.
A suggestion was made that an airport board should be organized by the county. This board would be made up of citizens that have pilot licenses, other citizens and Wilson from the UDOT Board of Commissioners.
Some of those attending wanted improved facilities for visiting pilots, commercial businesses, air training and flying tourists to scenic areas. Others wanted new and larger hanger space and shop space that would be leased to individuals or companies. The need for ground transportation to restaurants, motels and other places in Emery County was discussed.
Sheriff Guymon would like to see facility improvements and more planes at Huntington Airport to assist air Search and Rescue operations.
Midgley a pilot who moved here from Illinois to work at the airport, suggested a 6,000 foot North South runway be built to avoid the crosswind on the present runway and because on hot days a longer runway is needed, when the air density at this altitude, is not enough to give a fully loaded airplane lift enough to get off the ground easily.
More meetings on the future of the Huntington Airport are planned for the future and the public is encouraged to get involved.


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SLU Earns Third Consecutive Charity Navigator Top Rating
Saint Louis University has been awarded a four-star rating by Charity Navigator, one of the nation's top charity evaluators. The University received the company's highest-possible rating — its third in as many years — for sound fiscal management and commitment to accountability and transparency.
Charity Navigator's mission is to provide donors with unbiased information for use in deciding which nonprofit organizations to support; top-tier scores indicate that an organization consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way. The company's rating system, which spans from zero to four stars, is designed to create a clear picture of how efficiently the evaluators believe a charity will use its current donations, how well it has sustained its programs and services over time, and its level of commitment to good governance.
Based on information from fiscal year 2012 provided in IRS form 990, Charity Navigator analyzed SLU's performance in seven financial categories: program expenses, administrative expenses, fundraising expenses, fundraising efficiency, primary revenue growth, program expenses growth and working capital ratio. It also evaluated several accountability and transparency performance metrics. The University's score of 61.85 out of a possible 70 was higher than those of Harvard, American and Cornell universities and placed it in the top fifth of evaluated nonprofits.
"Only 12 percent of the charities we rate have received at least three consecutive four-star evaluations," said Ken Berger, president and CEO of Charity Navigator. "This exceptional designation differentiates Saint Louis University from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust."
"We are honored by Charity Navigator's recognition of Saint Louis University," said Jeff Fowler, vice president of University Advancement. "Just as our fundraising priorities are motivated by the University's Jesuit mission, so too are our commitments to integrity, accountability and transparency."
Saint Louis University's rating may be viewed on Charity Navigator's website. Learn more about giving to Saint Louis University at giving.slu.edu.


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Every year, we get a great release of all the episodes from the year before. I always buy the blu-ray.
This year? We get a best-of compilation. REALLY disappointing, Discovery.
You should have released all of the episodes from last year.
If you wanted to do something special for the 25th anniversary, how about releasing a blu-ray of the original 2 Shark Week boxed sets? Many of those documentaries were filmed (and still air) in HD on your channel.
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Skip to comments.6th Graders Design Flags for a New Socialist Nation
Posted on 02/04/2013 6:10:35 PM PST by TurboZamboni
AUSTIN You know America is changing when leftists have even infiltrated Texas schools.
According to the website txcscopereview.com, a lesson plan for 6th graders in government schools reads as follows:
Notice socialist/communist nations use symbolism on their flags representing various aspects of their economic system. Imagine a new socialist nation is creating a flag and you have been put in charge of creating a flag. Use symbolism to represent aspects of socialism/communism on your flag. What kind of symbolism/colors would you use?
(Excerpt) Read more at eagnews.org ...
Unbelievable... yet strangely believable.
Socialism and Communism destroy everything in their path, so this would be appropriate.
Well, it IS the Peoples' Revolutionary Soviet of Austin....
I'm torn -
A barbed wire fence
a stack of dead bodies in front of a firing squad...
Don't shoot the messenger. I know I am from that pink Yankee state of PA, but my neighborhood is clear. We just have one liberal left, a Navy vet from the Vietnam era. He loves Obama. We keep him around so we are reminded of absolute stupidity.
Don't shoot the messenger. I know I am from that pink Yankee state of PA, but my neighborhood is clear. We just have one liberal left, a Navy vet from the Vietnam era. He loves Obama. We keep him around so we are reminded of absolute stupidity.
Texas Ping.
I'm 36, and attended public schools. I had an assignment like this.
We learned about Communism (Millions dead, no hope for success, serf living and political elites) and we were also taught about the changing of hands and instable governments that Communism brought about.
We were asked to design flags. The ultimate lesson was to show us (After making our flags) what the flags of these countries actually looked like. The Russian flag being the most remarkable. Other than that, the lesson was that these horrible countries often made beautiful flags and boasted about how great they were. Intricate lions and eagles, peace branches and scenes of prosperity were in fact, lies.
Then we learned about our own flag- And this is what gets me. I ask young kids (18 and younger) to describe our own flag - and they can't. They say "it has a bunch of stars and stripes" but can't tell me how many, or what they represent.
Since being an adult, I continuously seek to remove stars from my flags. New Jersey, New York, California, etc :)
Skip to 3:10 to learn about how the Kids were suppose to rat out their parents to the Gestapo.
Turning the Kiddies into what they want.
Why not both?
I hate to tell you, Liberals are actually a minority in Lubbock; the city keeps them as a reminder of what folly Progressivism is.
3rd place winner.
I hope you are right. I've never been to Lubbock, but it is an area I would consider living. Well, not in Lubbock. It is too big of a town for me.
Yes... I know the picture that inspired that ....
Pigs suckling at the government teat.
Firing the people who implemented this ridiculous and obnoxious idea would be acceptable, depending on the caliber used.
Thanks TurboZamboni.
I think more than half the population of California has arrived in Texas, and we've got more coming here from the North East every day.
We are being overwhelmed by leftists!
Perfect! Gets my vote.
There was a controversial TV show back in the 80s, aired on one of the broadcast channels iirc (or maybe even PBS) that covered a foreign takeover of the US and the indoctrination of American children to undermine their loyalty to the US.
I can't remember the name for the life of me, but I do remember that the penultimate scene involved the "teacher" having the students cut apart the US flag, ostensibly so they could each have a piece of it for themselves.
Also, I think it ran on PBS ... was not "Amerika".
Just proves what I have been saying all along. If parents stay involved and get conservatives elected, even to school boards this stuff will be nipped in the bud, if it happens at all.
Well, that's "Youth Serves the Furhrer" and at the bottom, "All tenyearolds in the HJ ( Hitler Youth )". I guess that's a "goal," that all ten year olds should join.
If that is the case then you may need some conservatives from the NE to make it so uncomfortable that they move back. I promise to blend in if I move to TX, although I do not expect to be called a Texan by the locals, I will try my best so outsiders will at least think I am a Texan. I certainly don't want to make TX into PA in the way people from CA want to make TX a project for liberalism.
"A barbed wire fence"
You are right.
I spent almost ten years in the formerly Communist countries of central Europe.
One notable spot was in Slovakia, where just across the Danube was a very short strip of Austria.
It was one of the few spots where freedom seekers would try to swim the Danube to freedom.
Many were shot from a two story concrete building with three gun ramps on the roof. The building is still there.
There is now a monument to those that were shot, trying to escape to the west.
One good story is the guy who built a hot air balloon and took his family across in the middle of the night.
With half of the US in love with Obumbo, it is not out of the question that the USA could become the USSA.
Every freedom lover had better be preparing an escape plan.
Hunt Co is Democrat, but Dems here(Blue Dogs)are more right wing than most Republican politicians in DC.
the flag...
1) a man/woman with pants down.. facing forward..
2) bent over at the waist..
3) with the word.. BOHICA above... on red background..
4) with leg shackles and ball....
If that's the case, then y'all come on down! Ya yeah!
I can see this in a place like Minnesota. A place I left a year and a half ago. A place where University of Minnesota runs TV ads where Scandanavian skull full of mush whine about having so-called privilege due to being pale. I am now in Texas. This is happening in Texas!?!?!?!
If asked this when I was in the sixth grade, I would have drawn the Soviet Flag. Back then I also knew what a Bear or a T-62 was. A target.
On good thing about having a traditional Catholic upbringing. I learned much about what it was like to be a Christian behind the Iron Curtain. To me, the Commies were evil, second only to the Antichrist.
I didn't spell it right—shouldn't try to be funny!
It should read "Ya Heah"
It's hard to spell like a Texan talks-—LOL!
To #3: No flags of Helen Thomas allowed at this site.
Post it at www.damnedantisemtiticmediawhore.com
Didn't know that John Kerry lived near you. Well, you finally found a use for that useless traitor POS.
Hope you have a tracking device on him. He shouldn't be allowed near children and pets.
She was a trip. I miss her so much. She drove this land yacht of a Pontiac Bonneville with a confederate flag on the front bumper. When she drove over a puddle, she would lift her feet. LOL
Kerry live in MA, just about 600 miles from here. Now he is the US Sec. Of State. He's everyone's problem now. Only three Republicans stood up to his confirmation. Two were from TX.
Doesnt Texas write most of the nations new school books?
No, TX APPROVES most of the nation's text books.
Actually, in the old vernacular black holes were called "frozen stars." I doubt physicists and cosmologists will be reverting to that any time soon. Just doesn't describe what's going on like the new terminology.
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