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East Union wins Union Co. baseball championship
Cody Dillard has pitched in many big games for East Union and showed poise in the Urchins' final game of the Union County Tournament. After striking out seven in a loss to Saltillo last week, the junior left-hander came out on Friday silencing the New Albany bats en route to the Urchins' 6-5 win, capturing the 2012 Union County Tournament title.
"He's a tremendous pitcher and competitor. He's been a phenomenal pitcher for us, and I thought he was great against Saltillo last Saturday and he completely dominated the game tonight until the last inning," East Union coach Chris Basil said. "I couldn't be more proud of him because he's a hard worker and a great kid."
Dillard held the Bulldogs hitless until the fourth inning with Jonas Zahller getting the first hit for the 'Dawgs. New Albany finished with three hits on the night after putting on an offensive clinic, outscoring Myrtle, Ingomar and West Union, 42-0.
"I just tried to keep all of my pitches off speed and low, not get them high, because I know what kind of hitters they have and if I hung them, I knew what they would do with it," Dillard said of the Bulldogs.
Dillard's bat also helped in the win, as he scored the Urchins' first run off a double in the third and brought in another run in the fourth. East Union led 3-0 before an error and balk scored New Albany's first two runs, making it 3-2.
Ahead 6-2, in the fifth, Easton Hall brought in one run and Jake McDonald brought in two off his single, making it 6-5. The Bulldogs had two runners on when Dillard recorded the final out for the Urchins.
"You have a freshman in a big situation, and he got us a big hit," New Albany coach John Walker said of McDonald. "The thing that's encouraging is the way we fought in that last inning, but at the same time, it's discouraging, because we went through the motions for four innings in all aspects of the game, and you can't do that against a good team and expect to win."
Said Dillard of New Albany, "They're a good team and they started hitting the ball good in that last inning, It felt good to get that last out because I didn't want them to get anything else. I was throwing as hard as I could."
Dillard struck out seven in the win, causing problems for the Bulldogs.
"He did a good, mixed it up well and had more velocity than we had seen in the last two days," Walker said. "He's a good pitcher, no doubt, and we just didn't do a good job at the plate against him. He's the kind of guy that will win them a lot of ball games."
East Union entered the New Albany game coming off of a 2-1 loss to West Union. Tray Davis scored the lone run for the Urchins, and West Union scored two runs in the fourth off singles by Chase Bogue and Chris Beard. After the loss, junior Alex Boland challenged his team to come together and bounce back against the Bulldogs.
"I told our team to keep our heads up and finish this out. We're better than that and a loss is a loss; it's in the past," Boland said. "The good thing about this game is that when it's over, it's over and it's a new day. I told them we have a great pitcher going on the mound for us against New Albany, and to put that loss behind us. They beat us, but it's time to suck it up."
Before the loss to West Union, East Union defeated Ingomar, 2-1, and two-time defending UCT champion Myrtle, 14-1. Against the Hawks, four Urchins had multiple hits, led by Tray Davis with three hits. Basil credited his team for their effort in bouncing back against New Albany to win the school's first county tournament title since 2009.
"It means a lot to the kids. They hear how good other teams are, and like tonight, we finally got a chance to play New Albany," he said. "Our kids enjoy this, and we want that challenge. I'm very proud of them."
New Albany cruised into the final game, winning contest over West Union (14-0), Myrtle (13-0) and Ingomar (15-0). In the wins, New Albany had 32 hits while allowing 11 for its opponents.
For East Union's eight juniors, this is their final county tournament experience, as the team will play in Hawaii next year. Finishing with a tournament win, this group hopes to achieve even more going into division play.
"I'm glad we won it. It's not about glorifying us," Boland said. "It's about getting us to where we need to be, and I'm glad we got to do this one last time since we'll be out of state next year."
"We have a great team. They're all like a family, and we've worked hard thanks to our coaches," Dillard added. "They've helped me in so many ways, and I'm proud of everyone for how they did. I hope we can keep winning and playing like we can, because we can go far."
2012 Union Co. Tournament
Thursday, March 15
Ingomar 4 West Union 2
New Albany 14 West Union 0
East Union 2 Ingomar 1
New Albany 13 Myrtle 0
East Union 14 Myrtle 1
Friday, March 16
Myrtle 12 Ingomar 4
Myrtle 9 West Union 8
New Albany 15 Ingomar 0
West Union 2 East Union 1
East Union 6 New Albany 5
Final Standings:
East Union 3-1
New Albany 3-1
Myrtle 2-2
Ingomar 1-3
West Union 1-3
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Well, aside from the obvious downsizing issue, the only problem I have with it is the font color... maybe make it black or another dark color, the true-blue thing kinda hurts my eyes O.o Other than that, I like it. Allen's goofy grin is a plus xD
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The size was 175 x 100. If that's too big, just make the call. Oh, and if anyone wants to use this, go ahead xD


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Skip to comments.Obama EPA Regulations Kill 15 Power Plants, 480 Jobs In Georgia
Posted on 01/08/2013 10:54:35 AM PST by drewh
Georgia Power asked state regulators for permission to shut down 15 power plants yesterday, claiming new regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) make the plants too expensive to run.
The 15 coal-, oil- and natural gas-fired power plants currently produce 2,061 megawatts (MW) for Georgia energy consumers. Georgia Power plans to close 11 of the plants on the exact day the EPAs new mercury regulations are set to take effect, April 16, 2015. Georgia Power will seek waivers from the EPA to keep four of the other plants open for a single year, and then shut those down too on April 16, 2016. It is unclear how the Georgia energy sector will make the 2 gigawatts up.
The EPA claims its new mercury regulation will produce $140 billion in annual benefits, but only $6 million of the benefits come from actual mercury reductions. According to Dr. Anne Smith, Senior Vice President of NERA Economic Consultings Global Environment Group, effectively all of the EPAs estimated benefits come from coincidental reductions of fine particulate matter. But fine particulate matter is already regulated by a separate section of the Clean Air Act.
The plant closures will cause at least 480 fewer power plant jobs and higher electricity rates for all Georgia energy consumers.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
To all those in Georgia who voted for nobama, DIMs, LIBs and like a-holes...BwahahahahashahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
$140 billion in annual benefits
What would those benefits be?
One Obama promise he is keeping:
He promised to make coal and oil fired power plants too expensive to operate and he is doing exactly that.
I can't help it, I keep thinking that sooner or later Obama and his thugs are going to stick the wrong group in the eye!
This is going on all over the country. If you think there won't be power outages and power shortages you live in a dreamworld. We are planning for an alternative energy system in the very near future.
500 families lost their jobs. This doesn't count the coal that won't be mined, the trains that won't carry it, etc. Those lives wrecked by the Kenyan communist bastard.
Today in the Ruhr B-17s and B-24s of the 8th Air force successfully destroyed 15 German power plants. The plan is that it would cause shortages, and further cripple German industry.
What would have been a very successful 8th Air Force air raid in WWII against the enemy, is now just a day's work for Obama. He is a domestic enemy.
Actually, you can blame THE BARACK in Georgia located in Fulton County, Dekalb County, in the cities of Atlanta, Smyrna (full of illegal Mexicans), Macon, Columbus, etc. pretty much anywhere there is a THE BARACK mayor.
Regardless of that unfortunate fact, Georgia did on whole go against and outnumber THE BARACK.....
It's going to cost a lot more than 480 jobs when the ripple effects are considered.
Reap what you sow.
Why don't they just convert all the plants to natgas? That way they can sidestep the mercury AND AGW regs, and quite possibly continue to produce affordable electricity.
That's what I would try to do if I were running their show.
It seems that the "..alternative energy system in the very near future" for the folks in our state of Georgia will be lots of flashlight batteries. Progress via the EPA back to the 19th century, wood stoves, candles, steam engines & crank telephones.
Costs upwards of 100 million to convert a plant to gas, and fuel costs go up too. Of course, there is an extensive licensing process.
Very expensive whe there is no economic of physical reason that it must be done in the first place.
It's all part of the Obama plan. He said this would happen when he ran for President. This will only please the relatively small group of environmental fanatics. And the closings will get no news coverage, unless we spread the news around.
About 2 years ago, Obama had been sued in Georgia to produce his legitimate papers (long form birth certificate, etc.). The court approved this trial going forward, everyone got really excited, Obama's attorney didn't show up, then, at the last minute, the judge threw out the case & strongly chastised the attorney bringing the charges. The problem is I can't remember the name of this judge. Then, several months later, the EPA gave approval for a nuclear power plant in Georgia, it's first if I remember correctly. They usually aren't as devious as this, but I can't help but wonder if all this is connected.
not as easy as it sounds. costs to scrap the coal plant and retrofit to gas convert may not be affordable
and it needs to have a pipline terminus to bring the gas in.
With an estimated 280 billion tons the U.S. has the world's largest known coal reserve. At the current burn rate this would last for 250 years. A prudent government would focus research on clean coal technology. Instead we fund exotic pipe dreams.
I'm hoping sooner . . .
Red states need to start passing laws forbidding power generated within the state to be transferred to blue states who refuse to build power plants.
Let the commies sit in the dark for a few days and they will get a new attitude about power ASAP.
That's great..../s
And to who?
One example: twice-weekly coal trains I see rumbling through my part of North Alabama... can't prove it, but I expect they go to north Georgia power plants.
Yup. 500 broken families broken now.
Imagine is some hurricane or national tragedy happened wiping out 500 families ?
The media and politicians would be all over tv.
But when its the Kenyan Communist Traitor - S$% be upon him - silence as always.
True, but he also said in 08: Under my plan of a cap and trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket. Even regardless of what I say about whether coal is good or bad. Because I'm capping greenhouse gases, coal power plants, you know, natural gas, you name it...
Hence he's shutting down clean natural gas plants too.
The story is a little different than the article he used as a source. I have done work at many of these plants. Some are outdated and inefficient. The epa is an ass, though.
I can't remember the last time our government was accused of being prudent.
[I can't remember the last time our government was accused of being prudent.]
On that subject, the manufacturing sector of Western Europe used to build their power plants to burn both oil or coal, whichever was cheaper at the time. This had a regulating effect on both fuels.
Uh, we went for Romney, as a state. Just for the record.
Or poke a wolverine ...
"Son, you don't poke a wolverine with a sharp stick unless you want your balls ripped off." -- Grandpa Vanderboegh.
Devil went down to Georgia,
He was looking for some plants to close,
He was in a bind,
He was way behind...
But....but....but.....I just bought an electric car, where am I going to plug it in? Am I going to have to drive to Alabama, or South Carolina or Tennessee or Florida and find a working electrical socket?
A few years ago an 80 year old rancher here in Texas was being hassled time after time by some rookie deputy. Just didn't like the old man for whatever reason and would pull him over on the dirt roads leading out to his ranch.
One day that old rancher had enough of this punk and shot his ass right there on his ranch for trespassing.
Like you say, someone, somewhere will decide enough is enough.
"It seems that the ..alternative energy system in the very near future for the folks in our state of Georgia will be lots of flashlight batteries."
Yes thats what we are afraid of. We are buying rural property and installing either solar or micro hydro as a non grid tie backup. All appliances on propane.
That's the night that the lights went out in Georgia.
Obama EPA Regulations Kill 15 Power Plants, 480 Jobs In Georgia
. . . . Check out article, then # 16 , 18 , # 26 .
(Ripple effects across the Country, these aren't jobs at flipping hamburgers...)
If it took Jimmy Carter to get us a Ronald Reagan, we should be getting another George Washington after this guy!!
(Ripple effects across the Country, these arent jobs
at flipping hamburgers...)
Thanks for the ping.
Close them all now and let the Democrat aholes in Georgia suffer like the rest of us chaffing under Obama's marxist regime.
That's my theory of "redistributive suffering". Or in plain English, "PAYBACK".
Georgia went to Romney.
I can only imagine my electric bill in the summer when it is time to crank up the a/c. Damn.
Truth is give any democrap in power enough time and they will self destruct its just their nature.
Aside for the fact that many are now unemployed...what does this do to the electricity rates????
Electricity rates will necessarily spiral. Think big increases, not something insignificant.
Obama is NOT an enviro-weenie, he is someone who is working for THEM, not us. Obama is PLAYING a liberal part but he is doing these radical things to destroy the United States, not improve the country.
Think not just doubling but 10 x your present bill. When you try to keep your electric use down AND your bill is over $1000/month, then Obama will be doing the real destruction to the country that the Muslim Terrorist is wanting to do.
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Ron Taylor, manager of Huntington, Millsite and Scofield State Parks has accepted a promotion with the Division of Parks and Recreation as the new manager of Antelope Island State Park. Antelope Island is Utah's largest state park with more than 28,000 acres of park land and is home to more than 700 head of buffalo as well as other wildlife including big horn sheep, mule deer, and of course, antelope.
Taylor and his family have been residents of Castle Dale for the past six years. Taylor and his wife, Suzanne, have been active in scouting both on a unit and district level and have organized day camps, round tables, scout-a-ramas and have participated in other scouting events. The Taylor family has been part of the Castle Valley Pageant, spoken at girl's camps and historical society events.
Taylor has accomplished a great deal as manager of Huntington and Millsite State Parks, including many improvements to the facilities at both parks. "I have really enjoyed the people of Emery County and the many opportunities to be a part of the community. We look forward to coming back often to visit and appreciate everyone for their support of Huntington and Millsite," said Taylor. "We leave with mixed feelings. We are excited about the new challenges of Antelope Island but will miss the many friends and partners we had here in Emery County."


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Mr. McNairy's eagle-itarian business card.
After a pass around the open floor of the Angel Orensanz Foundation building (a former synagogue) at (capsule), the first display that really turned my head was Mark McNairy's. Keen-eyed Styleforum members are likely familiar with McNairy's collection of classically American-styled, UK-made shoes, carried by Mike and Adele at Epaulet in Brooklyn and oft-highlighted by Michael Williams's blog acontinuouslean, but Mark's upcoming collection will cover dudes head to toe. At least neck to toe""Mark will offer neckties, t-shirts, oxfords, trousers, and outerwear (all made in the United States) while continuing to deliver shoes that both embody and defy tradition.
Ties in madras and repp stripes.
McNairy served for a few years as a design director at J. Press, the old guard of go-to-hell pants (and suits, and shirts, and accessories). Despite their, uh, preputation for being buttoned down and conservative, J. Press has for-just-about-ever provided for the man who wants his sportcoats loud and his emblematic ties to wink and nudge, an type that occasionally includes me. McNairy's own collection toes that line and takes a couple of well-shod steps over it.
Perusing the goods. Note the desert camo.
The new pieces include a nylon windbreaker cut coaches jacket style, done in bright, jockey-silk tones (with a printed lining proclaiming JERSEY FRESH, so the other dudes in the country club locker room will know where you came up); and "expedition trousers" in plaid flannel that are somewhere between pajama pants and mountaineering gear. The jackets may be a little loud for some, especially in pink and orange, although McNairy himself wore the green quite well.
Expedite these pants.
Keeping with the tradition of his line that started last spring, there's a range of oxfords in classic colors with off-beat details like contrast collars and mixed panels reminiscent of old Brooks Brothers fun shirts. I appreciate that, although the cuts are slimmer than more staid prep brands, they are not intended to be worn pulling at every button. The clothes have a streetwear awareness in their mix of color, flash, and wit. Camouflage cargos mingle with bright oxfords and checked shirts. A bright red cotton jacket with a fold down knit collar is labeled the "Fill'er up" jacket.
These are sample sizes, so I would have overfilled the Fill'er up jacket.
A pale pink oxford to meet all your pale pink oxford needs.
The rack. Knits, military shirt jackets, trousers, coaches jackets.
Even with all the new merch, I see the shoes as the best of McNairy's line. The (capsule) display showed off the longwing brogue boot McNairy is producing with Engineered Garments (yes, it is sold with panels of scotch-grain and smooth leather that alternate on each boot--wear with a McNairy fun shirt for maximum fun), along with a number of styles that playfully combine old-standard shapes from America, England, and Italy with leathers and soles I've never seen in a mall-store window. See monkstrap captoes in dirty buck suede, camo-canvas mixed wingtips, and plenty of blue suede.
Mixed scotch grain and full grain leather longwing brogue boot for Engineered Garments.
The sprezzatura here is inherent in the design, which conveniently allows you to close both buckles.
The shoes are perhaps not as heavy duty as their forebears--British bogstompers or 'Murrican campus kicks, but they pair well with narrow indigo denim and some are still appropriate for work--assuming dressing with a little charisma isn't frowned upon in the office. A saddle shoe with four different leathers sits next to the Engineered Garments boots, and elsewhere a pair of olive suede boots (leather sole here) sits above jodphur boots in a mature shade of dark brown but with a thick crepe sole.
Back in the saddle--brown leather heel strip, gray suede rear quarters, dark brown pebbled leather saddle, and white full grain leather. Out of focus: Mark McNairy (left), Adele of Epaulet.
Boot in olive suede with leather sole. The fairest of them all, in my opinion.
That's goodyear welt, son.
McNairy (for Bass Weejuns) boat moccasin. You can practice your knots on this thing.
This shoe has a white sole. Won't make a WASP joke.
Mark McNairy stockists include Epaulet in Brooklyn, the ACL Shop, and Beams in Tokyo, among others.
Epaulet's Mike Kuhle (of Brooklyn) modeling Mark's cotton overcoat, with Mark McNairy (of New Amsterdam) modeling the coaches jacket.


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By JEFFREY O. DURRANTProfessor of Georgraphy, BYU
Those who have an interest in the San Rafael Swell-and we know you're out there-have yet another opportunity to provide input into its future management.
Perhaps you were out of town in 1998 when the Swell was proposed as a heritage and national conservation area. Maybe you had business that prevented you from being involved in 2000 when the NCA concept was revised and unsuccessfully sent back to Congress. And though there was a plethora of public meetings, perhaps you couldn't get down to them in 2002 when Emery County leaders proposed a San Rafael Swell National Monument.
If so, here's another chance.
The BLM field office in Price is currently working on a new resource management plan (RMP) for the San Rafael Swell and surrounding area, and if you are interested then don't miss out on this since it will establish much of the policy for the Swell for the next decade or so.
So how do you get involved?
When the BLM releases draft alternatives in early 2004 (hopefully), then there will be the standard round of public meetings as part of their required scooping efforts-here's where you can have your say.
But you don't need to wait until then.
In an attempt to improve planning efforts the BLM, under the direction of State Director Sally Wisely, created an advisory group specifically for the San Rafael Swell.
The advisory group, which I am on, wants to reach out to the public as much as possible to inform you of the ongoing planning process and progress and get feedback from the public.
Now, there are plenty of you out there who, like myself, have attended numerous meetings on the San Rafael Swell during the past few years. You may have even spoken at these meetings or sent in written comments. If so, try and stay involved at least one more time. This RMP is important to you-in my mind even more important than any of the previous proposals.
During the oft-contentious struggle over special designations for the San Rafael Swell the really important matter wasn't what the place would be called-but rather how specific activities and areas would be managed.
Never mind if it was a national conservation area, national monument, or even a Swasey horse jumping heritage area-the real crux of the issue was always what form any subsequent management plan would take.
Well, so far none of the proposed special designations have become a reality, but the management planning process is, never-the-less, in full bloom, and we can expect to see the BLM release draft alternatives sometime early next year.
In the meantime the advisory group is working with the BLM as they craft these alternatives.
For the first few months of its existence the advisory group has been relatively anonymous-a condition we want to end. In order for the advisory group to be more effective in their efforts they are going to try and reach out to you and invite you to reach out to them.
In the future members of the advisory group would like to come to any city meetings, club gatherings, barbeques, or any other events we can get invited to, to share information about the group's efforts and to get feed-back from the public.
In addition, any ideas, suggestions, or concerns you have can be sent to me, and I will forward them on to the entire group. Or if you want I will help you get in touch with other members of the group. In addition to myself the advisory group consists of:
Ber Knight, a member of the Statewide Resource Advisory Committee (RAC) and an OHV enthusiast from Moab.
Jim Catlin, also on the statewide RAC, who works for the Wild Utah Project in Salt Lake City.
Leigh von der Esch, also on the statewide RAC, who lives in Sal Lake City and represents the State Film Commission.
William "Bill" Coon, also on the statewide RAC, a backcountry horse enthusiast from Herriman.
Dennis Worwood, Utah State Extension Agent, Emery County Public Lands Commission Chairman, and renowned pig farmer from Ferron.
Linda Whitham, who works with the Nature Conservancy in their Moab office.
Neil Peacock, Mayor of Castle Dale.
Glen Johnson, Mayor of Green River.
Gary Kofford, Emery County Commissioner from Castle Dale.
Tracy Jeffs, longtime Castle Dale resident who served several years as Chariman of the Emery County Public Lands Council.
Michael Jenkins, an attorney with PacifiCorp.
In addition three individuals are working closely with the group as coordinators: Don Banks, from the BLM State office; Drew Sitterud, Emery County Commissioner; and Pat Gubbins, BLM Price Field Manager.
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Earlier this year Governor Leavitt requested all State department heads to look for opportunities to outsource work to Smart Site companies.The awarding of this survey contract to Emery Telcom is the first project to meet the Governors request.
The Smart Site initiative is part of Governor Mike Leavitt's 1,000 Day Economic Plan put forth in January of this year. The economic plan has been implemented to foster statewide economic development with an emphasis on providing technology-based employment and business growth in rural areas of the state. "The Smart Site program has an ambitious goal: 1,000 jobs in 1,000 days," said Wes Curtis, state planning coordinator. "To date, 400 jobs have been created."
Emery Telcom has participated in the Smart Site program since the concept of rural Smart Sites was initially developed in early 2001. Initially, only nine communities throughout the state were granted the status. Carbon and Emery Counties, both served by Emery Telcom, have locations that are recognized as Smart Sites. Today, 17 Utah communities in the state are classified as Smart Sites.
The purpose of the Smart Site program is to attract high tech job opportunities to rural Utah. The Emery County Smart Site in Orangeville, currently houses Emery Telcom Advertising and the Emery Telcom Call Center. A third business, Digital Mining Solutions, owned by local entrepreneurs Vernon Childs and Don Greenburg, received an $8,500 grant from the Smart Sites program and will be moving into Emery Telcom's facility within a few months.
Emery Telcom participates in the Smart Site program through two of its subsidiary companies. The first, Emery Telcom Call Center has been in operation since 1995, and it employs 25 local residents. The company's primary line of work is inbound customer support for a variety of companies across the nation. The company has expanded to offer a number of inbound and outbound telephone services, including customer satisfaction surveys.
The second company, Emery Telcom Advertising, which currently employs seven people, is an advertising and television production company. The firm works with local businesses throughout rural Utah to place television advertisements on national cable TV channels like CNN or ESPN. Employees for the company perform all of the challenging tasks associated with this business at the company's office locations in Orangeville and Cedar City. Ads are sold, filmed, produced, digitally encoded and then electronically distributed to Cable systems throughout the state.


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Rob, that means a lot coming from you. With you taking this position, I only feel vindicated in really hating this movie.
The fact is, nerd rage got Enterprise canceled as it finally was hitting it's stride.
Maybe. My problem was Paramount and the f*cking syndication packages. When they turned on the network, I ended up never watching the last 2 seasons of Voyager - I know the basics, and realistically I had started to lose interest. When they made it tough for me to find, that was it. Heck, I really didn't have access to Enterprise until it was well into its second season, and back then, it was hard to catch back up. To this day, I've seen about 15 episodes of Enterprise, give or take and there are at least 20 Voyager episodes I've never seen.
And I call myself a Trekkie...
Voyager was absolute shite. The whole premise was stupid and it never made it past that.
I can't endorse this opinion. I know pretty much how it went down: "Okay - we want to take some of the strong points of TNG - especially Q and the Borg, and blend them with DS9's strengths, the Gamma quadrant, the Bajoran-Cardassian conflict (via the Maquis), and return to the adventure/episodic format (versus the threaded, novel-like story of DS9) with a female captain."
I'm not saying it should have engendered excitement and the execution was spotty at times, but it is not a terrible premise. I've still never forgiven Seven of Nine for Obama. But that's a story for another time.
I just never liked Janeway. I thought she was terrible as captain, as bad a captain they had (until the late unpleasantness).
I don't really want to be converted and I know many TOS fans really enjoy it (although I simply cannot understand it in context of, particularly TOS and DS9), but I wanted to throw this out and see if any TOS fans agree with me.
I take it for what it is -- a ST popcorn flick. I don't like it as much as the pre-Abrams stuff.
But, I don't mind popcorn flicks. I'm not huge on the new universe, but I do look forward to the new one coming out soon and hope that it sparks a new series one day that comes back to the universe done before Abrams.
The great stength of DS9 was Gul Dukat, one of the most fully developed, 4 dimensional SciFi villains of all time.
Another weakness of the 2009 Abrams film - the villain was G*dawful.
Hell, it was void of any thought really.
quote:I liked it because in my own mind at least, I rationalized my own assumption that TOS picked up at the level of a more mature, seasoned Enterprise crew than this new Trek movie did. In this movie, they were all green as grass (even immature somewhat) and didn't really know each other or what to expect from each other. So I could excuse that they were not characters who were as fully developed as TOS presented them when it debuted back in the 1960s. But maybe that's just me. I guess I just wanted to like it, so I did.
As a huge fan of TOS I don't think Abrams' Star Trek was true to the spirit of TOS. Some of the technology made no sense and didn't fit into the universe. The movie was void of any moral dilemmas. Hell, it was void of any thought really. Kirk was a smug jackass, which I guess isn't that bad, but Spock was just awful. At least McCoy was well done.
In this movie, they were all green as grass (even immature somewhat) and didn't really know each other or what to expect from each other.
Any other Star Trek:TOS fans hate the Abrams stuff?
quote:While I understand your feelings and all, and respect your opinion, I can't help but want to say since the whole Star Trek/Kirk thing is all literature anyway (even on video) there's gotta be a sort of "willing suspension of disbelief" that kicks in - even where there are loose ends and inconsistencies. So that the two versions can exist and yet not offend. At least for me. Which is why I can enjoy and appreciate both for what they are/were/and will be.
Whatever entertainment value it might have had was lost in this (at least for me).
there's gotta be a sort of "willing suspension of disbelief" that kicks in
So that the two versions can exist and yet not offend.
Pine, by far the weakest actor in the new crop, can never attempt to approach that level of "hokey overacting".
Not true at all really, just watch Smokin' Aces sometime. He showed he's perfectly capable of showing that sort of "hokey overacting" during a particular scene of that movie.
Probably not going to happen because he tops my "Do Not Watch" list, slightly ahead of Shia Labeouf.
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It may be too late for a new advertising campaign to drum up another wave of refinancings by underwater borrowers with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said in September that the campaign would feature the star of HGTV�s "Power Broker" show, Mike Aubrey.
The ads began running in some local markets in the last couple of weeks. The campaign will start on national networks later this month, according to FHFA spokesperson Corrine Russell.
The campaign includes public service announcements and outreach efforts by mortgage companies that are both meant to encourage more borrowers to take advantage of the Home Affordable Refinance Program, which has succeeded in refinancing 3 million borrowers since 2009.
"We are hopeful that the PSAs and other elements of the education campaign will reach more homeowners who are current but underwater on their mortgage and may not be fully aware of how Harp can help them get more affordable terms on their loan," Russell said.
However, the latest data show that Harp refinancings declined in November for the fifth consecutive month. Just 38,732 Harp refis were completed in November, down 16.5% from the prior month and down 70% from November 2012.
One expert believes it will be hard for the Harp program to get a second wind. Urban Institute senior fellow Laurie Goodman says borrowers that didn�t take advantage of Harp when interest rates were at 3.5% are unlikely to refinance at 4.5%.
Goodman, a former managing director at Amherst Securities Group, also noted that there is a lot of inertia among borrowers that have not refinanced. The Urban Institute estimates there are 872,400 homeowners that are current on their mortgage and could still benefit from a Harp refinancing. But lenders will be lucky to get a significant portion of that pool to refinance.
Refinancings "have tailed off because of burnout and higher rates. The basic trend is in place," Goodman said.
Since 2009, lenders and servicers have refinanced 18.7 million government-sponsored enterprise loans, including 3 million loans refinanced through Harp. "This program by all standards has been a huge success," Goodman said.
The Harp program got off to a slow start in 2009.� In late 2011, FHFA streamlined the program and it took off.
Last April, the GSE regulator extended the Harp program to December 31, 2015. Lenders and servicers will have nearly two more years to refinance GSE borrowers with loan-to-value ratios above 80%.
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In his 46-year coaching career (high school, college and AAU basketball), Shelton achieved over 800 wins. During the 1930s and 1940s, he helped to grow college basketball in the West. In 19 years at the helm of the University of Wyoming, Shelton's Cowboys won over 300 games, including eight Skyline Conference championships and the 1943 NCAA Championship, led by early jump shooter and Hall of Famer Kenny Sailors. An innovative coach, Shelton developed the "five-man weave" offense. He also coached the Denver Safeways, led by Hall of Famers Jack McCracken and Bob Gruenig, to the 1937 AAU National Championship.
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Imagine dizzying, spinning blackness, flashing lights, ferocious howls and the sense of being completely lost. Scary, huh? That's the effect Steve Miller is going for in the coup de grâce of this year's Haunted Theatre: the Tupelo Tornado.
"It throws off your equilibrium," Miller said. "And it really works."
Miller and his builders, Brian Gray, Mark Smith and David Dawson, have been constructing the tornado for several months now out of wood, black-lights and Visqueen, a brand of black plastic sheeting. It spins at five and a half miles an hour using bicycle wheels from bikes the guys found on the side of the road.
"I have not made anything harder," Miller said. "This thing is a beast, just to assemble."
It's so large it had to be brought into the Lyric in pieces for Tupelo Community Theatre's annual haunted attraction.
"You're scared through all of it, and then this is the fun part," he said.
TCT's Haunted Theatre – the largest haunted theater attraction in the Southeast – uses every part of the building to spook guests, from the balcony to the auditorium to the lobby to the alley outside. The scariest part, Miller said, is a 40-foot maze built on the stage. It's incredibly close quarters and full of frights, like a ghoulish grandmother's parlor and a spooky sewer.
Though there will be frights throughout the building and especially in the maze, Miller stresses the Haunted Theatre is a no-touch attraction. Goblins may jump out, but they won't grab you. It's a guided tour, too, so you won't get lost.
In true theater fashion, those goblins will feature more make-up and fewer masks, Miller said.
"Masks are a thing of the past. We're doing all make-up and hair. If we have one or two masks, I'd be surprised," he said.
The upstairs part of the Lyric will include lots of creepy rooms, including a gruesome operating room.
"There'll be just a lot of blood. If you've got blood, you've got everything," he said.
The Tupelo Tornado isn't intended as a play on the tragic 1936 tornado that destroyed much of Tupelo, but it might bring back memories for the Lyric's resident ghost, Antoine, who supposedly died in the tornado 76 years ago. He's made himself known to Miller by making plenty of loud noises.
"He messes with me the most when I'm leaving," he said. "He's very active this year."
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What: Tupelo Community Theatre's Haunted Theatre
When: 7-10 p.m. Oct. 18 and 25, 7-11 p.m. Oct. 19-20 and 26-27
Where: The Lyric
Cost: $10
Info: (662) 844-1935
Extra: Not recommended for children under 10.
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Steve Miller and his crew are advertising TCT's Haunted Theatre by driving around in a zombie pick-up. It's Miller's old truck that he's fashioned into a zombie trap, complete with a quartet of chained-up zombies in the bed. Miller and his guys will be driving the pick-up around town for the next week or so.


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This very small portrait, circa 1790, is roughly the size of a goose egg, and depicts Major Edward Cotton at the beginning of his military career. Cotton is best known for his British military involvement during the War of 1812, and was one of 1300 soldiers involved in the Battle of Fort George on May 27, 1813. Mortally wounded and left on the field after the battle, Cotton died from his wounds in Lower Canada after he was captured and repatriated later that year.
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KRSL AM was established in January of 1956 by the Gleason Brothers. Fred Thompson and two partners purchased the station in 1958, and in 1965 they added the FM station. A new tower was added in 1984 that doubled the height of the original tower to 400 feet.
In 1984 the stations were purchased by a group of investors, Russell Broadcasting LLTD, and then General Manager, Wayne Grabbe began airing satellite programming, a country music format on KRSL AM 990 and an adult contemporary music format on KCAY FM 95.9. KRSL/KCAY were only the second stations inKansasto use a satellite service, something that is now common in the radio business.
In 1990, a new group of investors, West Central Radio, purchased the stations. The stations eventually dropped the country music format and began broadcasting the adult contemporary music format on both stations.
In 2006, former Kansas City Royals broadcaster Fred White and his wife Barbara (Boxberger) purchased the stations.
In 2008, the KCAY call letters for the FM station were changed to KRSL-FM and both stations began airing a classic hits music format.
In 2010, the stations were again split, continuing to air the classic hits music format on "Classic Hits 95.9" and began airing a classic country format on "KRSL AM 990".
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The Issuer shall hold a public hearing on November 3, 2011, at the
hour of 7:00 p.m. at the Issuer's offices located at 1325 North
Highway 155, Cleveland, Utah. The purpose of the hearing is to
receive input from the public with respect to the issuance of the
Series 2011 Bonds and any potential economic impact that the
improvements to be financed with the proceeds of the Series 2011 Bonds
may have on the private sector. All members of the public are invited
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series, from time to time, in the aggregate principal amount of not to
exceed Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000), which Series 2011
Bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates not to exceed two and
one-half percent (2.50%), shall mature in not more than thirty-two
(32) years from their date or dates, and shall be sold at not less
than one hundred percent (100%) of the total principal amount thereof.
The Series 2011 Bonds are to be issued and sold by the Issuer
pursuant to the Resolution, including as part of said Resolution, a
Final Bond Resolution which was before the Board and attached to the
Resolution at the time of the adoption of the Resolution, and said
Final Bond Resolution is to be adopted and executed by the Board, in
such form and with such changes thereto as shall be approved by the
Board upon the adoption thereof; provided that the principal amount,
interest rate or rates, maturity, and discount of the Series 2011
Bonds will not exceed the maximums set forth above.
A copy of the Resolution and the Final Bond Resolution are on file in
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Service District in Cleveland, Utah, where they may be examined during
regular business hours of the Secretary from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
for a period of at least thirty (30) days from and after the date of
publication of this notice.
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after the date of the publication of this notice is provided by law
during which any person in interest shall have the right to contest
the legality of the Resolution, the Final Bond Resolution, or the
Series 2011 Bonds, or any provision made for the security and payment
of the Series 2011 Bonds, and that after such time, no one shall have
any cause of action to contest the regularity, formality, or legality
thereof for any cause whatsoever.
DATED this October 6, 2011.
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2 Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, I am the Lord your God.
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10 The nakedness of thy son's daughter, or of thy daughter's daughter, even their nakedness thou shalt not uncover: for theirs is thine own nakedness.
11 The nakedness of thy father's wife's daughter, begotten of thy father, she is thy sister, thou shalt not uncover her nakedness.
12 Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of thy father's sister: she is thy father's near kinswoman.
13 Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of thy mother's sister: for she is thy mother's near kinswoman.
14 Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of thy father's brother, thou shalt not approach to his wife: she is thine aunt.
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Skip to comments.Meghan McCain Suffering From Brain Damage
Posted on 05/11/2009 9:32:21 AM PDT by Shellybenoit
The NY Daily News is reporting that Republican Senator John McCain' Daughter is suffering from some sort of amnesia. The poor girl's affliction was displayed in public at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night. She showed up at the door, with only two tickets but she was trying to squeeze herself and two friends into this sold out dinner. After trying to work things out with the guardsShe muttered to her friends, Does he even know who the f--- I am? You see, the poor woman doesn't know who she is, she needs to ask guards who are total strangers. Its time for the elder McCain to get his daughter out of the public eye before her early onset dementia causes her further embarrassing. More below:
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Must have caught it from dad!
Fruit. Tree. Not far.
Hey, careful Mehgan... that's a Kennedy quote you're trying to use as your own.
How about"Does he even care who I am?"
Megan,you miserable attention whore,just give up please.
That explains a lot.
She suffers from rich spoiled brat.
What did she expect at a function of America hating liberals? She does sound like a spoiled brat. Perhaps a five year vacation...oh say at the Hanoi Hilton...might do her some good.
You mean, "nut - tree", don't you?
Bummer, she's overplaying her hand.
She's become such an incoherent clown act that she's killing her brand-name value as a RINO renegade. She's not nearly attractive enough to recast herself as some kind of RINO Paris Hilton.
As Maverick John still has some value to the dems, look for the lib media to quietly drop their patronage of this Princess Goofball.
Sounds like a Cynthia McKinney condition.
assume by "fruit", it means "apple", as in "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree"
The questions shouldn't be, "Doesn't he know who the f___ I am?" I should be, "Who gives a r@t's @ss who you think you are?" (directed at Ms. McCain).
Doesn't this require that you first have a working brain? I'm not sure she qualifies for brain damage...
Mouth like her father, attitude like her father....boy the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Just more proof that there were *two* RATS on the ballot last November.
The solution to making people aware of your importance is to wear the t-shirt that says " I'm kind of a big deal".
As I listened to her on Larry Cadaver King, I kept thinking about something about which Boortz frequently reminds his male audience: At some point, youll have to try to have a conversation with her. I also kept thinking that she HAS to be from California until I remembered that Arizona also has valleys.
Guilty of impersonating a Kennedy.
No, but I understand where you're headed with that.
The original saying was, "The fruit doesn't fall far from the tree."
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, Miss McCain.
Anyone who considers this "woman" a "conservative", consider yourself clueless.
I thought the All-You-Can eat buffet had her and her friends trained to go through the door one at a time just to avoid this.
A) Brain damage
B) Can't count
C) Blond
D) Arrogant spoiled brat
E) All the above
I wish she would just hurry up and switch to (D) and take the rest of her family with her.
If she were the last woman in existence, our species would be utterly doomed to extinction...mostly because she's basically a younger version of her father in drag.
Meghan McCain....Because Arlen Specter has no daughters.
The guard knew exactly who Meghan was. That should tell her something.
Does he even know who the f-— I am?
Of course I do. You're Bacon Butt, the one that poses for the "before photos" in all of those weight loss commercials.
Hang on Thunder Thighs, I'll get you a bag of pig fat for you to slurp while we sort out this ticket issue.
If she only realized that the two tickets were meant just for her maybe she'd be a little less loud?
I'm sure the only thing Larry was interested in was getting a look down her blouse.
Believe me, having worked in public school for the past 14 years, I completely understand the "fruit - tree" axiom. I was just trying to comment that she's a nut case.
As I said, I knew where you were going with it . . . and you did. She is a nut, fer shur.
When I grew up in the D.C. area in the late '70s, some friends and I would try to crash a party here and there on the weekends...never tried it at the White House, though...damn, that could've been fun.
Yeah, you're the daughter of the loser.
Well, good grief, it would take an hour and a half to hit every spot once. (Oh crap, I wasn't going to do those kind of jokes.) Quit feeding me straight lines!
I thought that was from the other JFK.
There was a story (no idea if true) that when John Effin' Kerry took office as Lt Governor of Mass., he took to signing all his correspondence "JFK", ordered paper with a "JFK" watermark for his letters, and had his office workers refer to him in the same fashion. It didn't take long for this to get back to Teddy. So Teddy went to JFK's office and told him that there was only one JFK, and if Lt Gov Kerry wanted to continue in politics, he would stop immediately or find out how the fast a career could end.
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CHICAGO – The unemployment rate fell to 9.1 percent in May and Illinois businesses added 11,800 private sector jobs, according to preliminary data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES).
The seasonally adjusted data nets May's job growth at 5,600 when subtracting temporary job declines as schools go on summer break. Illinois added 54,900 private sector positions compared to last year.
"The encouraging news of private sector job growth shows Illinois businesses are warming to the idea of adding new positions. Growth in construction is particularly encouraging following a cold and wet spring," IDES Director Jay Rowell said. "This year also illustrates the volatile nature of the unemployment rate. Up in January and February, unchanged in March, and then down again in April and May. This trend likely will continue as national and global events push consumer confidence."
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In May 2013, the number of unemployed fell -11,600 (-1.9 percent) to 599,200. Total unemployed has fallen -153,000 (-20.3 percent) since early 2010 when the state unemployment rate peaked at 11.3 percent for the months of January and February.
The unemployment rate identifies those who are out of work and seeking employment. A person who exhausts benefits, or is ineligible, still will be reflected in the unemployment rate if they actively seek work.
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Skip to comments.Obama Slaps States That Don't Comply With Obamacare
Posted on 12/01/2012 12:26:17 PM PST by Olog-hai
Residents of states that refuse to set up health insurance exchanges under Obamacare are set to be hit with higher premiums under new rules announced by the Health and Human Services Department.
Insurance companies will be charged 3.5 percent of any premiums they sell through the federal exchanges, the department announced Friday. And insurers are likely to pass that surcharge on to clients, leaading to higher premiums.
The only states to be affected are those that refuse to set up their own exchanges because of opposition to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. They are almost certain to be those under Republican control. In those states, HHS will set up the exchanges.
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Under the Constitution ONLY Congress has the power to levy taxes....not the executive branch, not the judiciary. Congress told us repeatedly this was a mandate,....NOT a Tax. How can Roberts levy a tax...ONE man in this country...levied a tax and we are all jumping through our assholes trying to figure out what happened. Where did Roberts get the aurtority to do this?
Under the Constitution ONLY Congress has the power to levy taxes....not the executive branch, not the judiciary. Congress told us repeatedly this was a mandate,....NOT a Tax. How can Roberts levy a tax...ONE man in this country...levied a tax and we are all jumping through our assholes trying to figure out what happened. Where did Roberts get the aurtority to do this?
You are right. This has never been about health but about total control of population. Justice Roberts should be impeached.
obama administration
Remember all of those bullits (1.5 billion rounds of 40mm) bought by homeland security.......there you go.
And Chief Justice Roberts, too.
Evil is always served by ambiguity.
Evil is always served by ambiguity.
The Supreme court said that states could to be forced to do this and by adding a new tax to it they are intact trying to once again force states to comply.Back tot he supreme court the states will have to go.
What about section 1555 of the PPACA?
You can forget about anything being done to get obama out of office, including as was demonstrated on November 6, 2012, voting.
But,after all is said and done, obama is not the problem that ails the United States. The problem is the bastards that continually return him to office. They, not him,will be the cause of the demise of the United States. He will do his part, but, it is the parasites and traitors that will spell the doom of this onec great nation.
And later on down the road the doctors who refuse to place themselves under obamacare will lose their liscense to practice medicine.
Or "asking" a company to violate the law and not send out
layoff notices in the required time-frame because said
notices would come out just before the election and make
him look bad, and to sweeten the deal, he promised to pay
the company's legal fees out of our money?
That dirt.
Revenge? I am there as well. I would like to see some revenge enacted on these bastards and their families.
Hmmm... could it be...?
If only the Republicans controlled the House, where ALL appropriations are debated. They could defund Mengelecare anytime they wanted to.
Wait. What?
We got Republicans, but we need conservatives.
Yeah..he wants a new arm of the intelligence sector to focus on global warming at a cost of billions....
We already got the CIA and other agencies working on this.
All the liberals will move to liberal land where they set up the exchanges to avoid higher premiums!
Or we could have a Speaker of the House with some backbone who refuses to fund this boondoggle. Paging John Boehner. Oh wait, I said a Speaker with backbone. Cancel that page.
"Someone get some dirt on this bastard. Get him out."
It hasn't dawned on you yet has it?
This is not the America you remember from a few years ago.
Obama isn't going anywhere. He could be caught with a dead girl and a live boy and he still won't be going anywhere.
1) Somebody needs to run the numbers. As I remember, one of the States(Arizona?) estimated that it would take $65M to set up the exchange, and $45M per year to run it. Would a 3.5% tax on exchange insurance policies amount to more or less than $45M per year?
2) While the tax for not purchasing an insurance policy was explicitly written into the Obamacare law ... the 3.5% tax was not. All revenue measures must originate in the House. Roberts has already ruled that States could not be penalized for not setting up an Exchange. Sounds unconstitutional to me.
3) What if all of the insurance companies in a State without a State exchange decide they don't want to offer the standard one size fits all insurance policy in the Federal Exchange? And ... what if the States, that have regulatory authority over insurance companies in their State, help them make that decision? What then?
Every attempt to fix this monstrosity of Obamacare produces reactions that require more fixes, that in turn have additional unintended consequences.
Please pass the popcorn.
With respect to Romneycare vs. Obamacare is there really that much difference, other than what state vs. federal/state entails?
The primaries were rigged. Romney was declared the candidate by the pundits and the media before the first primary. For those of us who live in states where primaries were held late, there were no other choices.
Assuming we have another election, which is doubtful at the moment, the Republican Party will continue to put forth liberal candidates. If you want to continue to vote for liberals be my guest. I'm don't with the Republican Party and its loser candidates who don't represent me and my values.
I'm loving reading the comments here because conservatives might actually be thinking about organizing themselves to resist the criminal fascist syndicate occupying Washington. Let's first see if the outrage lasts beyond a day.
As if the states running an exchange aren't going to have to do the same thing given the enormous unfunded cost in the out years.
The House needs to not fund everything and anything that has to do with Obamacare. If they don't do this all the talk about repeal was just hot air. Obamacare can be killed by de-funding it, today.
This is what happens with you have several conservatives splitting the vote and a moderate survives.
I did not support Romney at the caucus but I know with absolute certainty he is far, far superior to this communist/Muslim we have in the WH now. I share your concern about another election. If Romney had been elected we would not have the same worry.
You'll have to read the law, now that it's been passed...to know what's in the law. I have a feeling it says something about "evolving", somewhere in there.
November 9, 2012 4:00 A.M.
Obamacare Is Still Vulnerable
Now is not the time to go wobbly.
By Michael F. Cannon
"Someone get some dirt on this bastard. Get him out."
And just how do you propose getting it past his usefull idiot "media" whores?
"which is doubtful at the moment"
Quite true...."third term" doesn't come close.
This quote by Jarrett needs to be sent to Drudge. People need to know who we are dealing with.
Any day now, his new title will be president for life.
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Thank you, 0bama voters.
Obama has zero negotiating skills. This is the kind of thing he does instead of negotiating.
Obama NEVER negotiates. The Republicans should take note and act accordingly.
"...his usefull idiot media whores?"
Good point.
Perhaps citizens should "vet" their local talking heads and media people and out them for any and all "indescretions".
We recently had a black, female local Fox5 "news" anchor who drove the wrong way down a street and was involved in an accident (alcohol)...haven't heard or seen anything from her since it happened.
Wouldn't it be great if citizens started "keeping an eye" on the personal lives of the whores who speak "news-speak" AND the owners of the stations?
Time to "attack" the media that is in the process of attacking us.
OPPPPSSSS let's try that again "The Supreme court said that states could not be forced to do this and by adding a new tax to it they are infact trying to once again force states to comply.Back to the supreme court the states will have to go."
Even if they were to defund this, doesn't it have to go through the Senate? Even more, through Obama himself? How are they going to succeed in this "defunding" process, if it has to go to the Senate, then to him?
I have no idea. IT was just a rant that I didn't expect to get this ridiculous quantity of responses.
Ha Ha Ha..... The onsize fits all is gone.
He can now be sued for discrimination.
Who needs laws when there are regulations.
He should not be reinaugurated.
So much for Equal Protection, the Privileges and Immunities clause, etc. Obama is in charge, and our Dear Leader must not be resisted!
****** "Thank you, 0bama voters." ******
Need to Thank all that didn't Vote as well... they tag teamed the USA
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