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[quote="Sofis"]I had decided that confirming the correct solution when it is posted in the forum is a bad habit I should break. But since this puzzle seems to have sparked a fair amount of controversy... Yes, the solution posted by cha in reply 18 is correct. The puzzle was inspired by a kind of puzzle that, a few years ago, was popular in VSP for a while. Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with basing a puzzle on a pun - clearly, not everyone agrees. Unless someone submits a puzzle I can use (and it is seldom that anyone submits a puzzle), I have to create or find a good puzzle we haven't already used on my own. So, as Gomez says, if you have a good puzzle, do send it in. I'd be very grateful [img]/Forums/smile.gif[/img].[/quote]
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2003 11:23 am
Post subject: 1
See post 31
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2003 11:16 am
Post subject: 0
Can anyone explain how 'If you see Bubba on the road, Kill him' works as the answer? I don't get it.
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2003 5:28 am
Post subject: -1
The only way to get to Bubba is to make him powerless and worse... indebted.
He said "I forgive him."
Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2003 3:05 am
Post subject: -2
He said "Got any words of wisdom before I leave?".
The pronoun "he" could refer to any of the two guys
Posted: Fri Feb 21, 2003 1:23 am
Post subject: -3
Use one of my Easy Number Fill-Ins in VSP
Or if you have it backed up, my old "Weakest Link" word puzzle
But, I don't get it. "If you meet Bubba on the road, kill him."?
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2003 3:45 am
Post subject: -4
To paraphrase Daryll Royal, getting this one right is like kissing your sister.
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2003 3:27 am
Post subject: -5
I had decided that confirming the correct solution when it is posted in the forum is a bad habit I should break. But since this puzzle seems to have sparked a fair amount of controversy...
Yes, the solution posted by cha in reply 18 is correct. The puzzle was inspired by a kind of puzzle that, a few years ago, was popular in VSP for a while.
Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with basing a puzzle on a pun - clearly, not everyone agrees.
Unless someone submits a puzzle I can use (and it is seldom that anyone submits a puzzle), I have to create or find a good puzzle we haven't already used on my own. So, as Gomez says, if you have a good puzzle, do send it in. I'd be very grateful
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2003 12:53 am
Post subject: -6
Frank took a deep breath and said...
Frank was a little crazy at the end
But in all seriousness, I have a question: Do we need any special knowledge (about buddhism for example) to be able to work this puzzle out?
Posted: Sun Feb 16, 2003 6:37 am
Post subject: -7
Any chance the serenity prayer is the basis of the pun?
God grant me the serenity
to accept the things I cannot change;
courage to change the things I can;
and wisdom to know the difference... etc.
Not explicitly Buddhist but in keeping with the ideas, and of course, the puzzle title.
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 11:56 pm
Post subject: -8
- This site publishes puzzles created by members if they are deemed good enough. If you have a problem with the content (which, to my mind, has gone
considerably these last couple of months) then why not make up your own puzzle and send it in?
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 6:03 pm
Post subject: -9
DropOfaHat - actually, I was not completely serious when I wrote that. While I suppose that it might be the answer, I too will be a little disappointed if it is.
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 7:05 am
Post subject: -10
Yo- sofis. have they solved it. are they close. (please tell me this isn't a pun - please please please please pelase. In chat they said it probably wasn't... )
don't make me throw snowballs(well, it's more like slush right now) at you
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 5:04 am
Post subject: -11
Not to troll too much here or anything, but it seems as if the quality of puzzles here has gone way down. I mean, what was this? Just some stupid pun on a saying hardly anyone is going to know. Or maybe there's another answer, but this really doesn't feel any better than those "what happened?" type mysteries, that are usually not very good. If you look back in the archives, you'll find some real good puzzles there. Nowadays, it seems all we get are cryptograms and this junk. As a former fan of this site, it would be nice to get some real puzzles again.
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 2:47 am
Post subject: -12
i didnt know that...... thanx
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 1:36 am
Post subject: -13
you know, you can go back and edit your post by cliking on the pencil and piece of paper
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2003 1:12 am
Post subject: -14
i would think you would wanna mention "dont get caught ageain" to a pal of yours!
[This message has been edited by rosebud1o1 (edited 02-17-2003 04:30 PM).]
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2003 4:50 am
Post subject: -15
Don't buy any of that serenity i have been taking, the stuff doesn't work
Rur Islo
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 7:49 pm
Post subject: -16
Considering that you are talking to your friend, who may or may not have a hatred towards Bubba, I would think your words would be tilting on
"This prison prevents you from doing something regretable, but outside it's only you that will stop such actions, otherwise you'll find yourself back in the bars of man and mind."
I'm thinking that since Frank freaked out after Bubba's comments, that his word of wisdom would be based on his actions and what he has learned from it.
Just a thought.
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 6:29 pm
Post subject: -17
Well, given this new info (The fact that "If you see Buddha on the road, Kill him" is a Zen quote), I suppose I partially retract my complaints about that being a lame answer. I guess Cha wasn't kidding, and very well could be right.
But, as I humble myself, I would like to point out that it was I who first said we were probably looking for a pun on a Zen Quotattion, using Bubba's name...
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:26 pm
Post subject: -18
"If you meet Bubba on the road, kill him" is a pun on a famous Zen quote:
If you see the Buddha on the road - kill him ... a wise Zen saying
You can only truly 'see' the Buddha on the road when your mind becomes empty.
If the shift has happened then the Buddha represents a very real threat. The presence of the Buddha (ie teacher) is an unnecessary distraction. There will be a continuing temptation to focus on him as an "other", and as the source of wisdom and authority. This would undermine your confidence in what had been revealed to you; that in fact you are that source.
You have to kill the Buddha - NOT LITERALLY PLEASE! - but by leaving him and exorcising him from your psyche. You have to kill the Buddha and the pack of wolves surrounding him. The Buddha is not omniscient and he is a busy man. You have got to take responsibility for yourself now.
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:04 am
Post subject: -19
if you join a religon after beaing tossed in jail,.... i think you would be more kind to your friend so i think he said
"if you see bubba, tell him im as sad and depressed as the dead yaks mother and 1 more thing,..... DON"T GET CAUGHT AGEAN!!!!"
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2003 1:05 am
Post subject: -20
I think that doesn't sound right, but it may be a fairly famous Buhdist quote. Dunno. I think the key factors in the answer will be:
Zen Buhdism
Bubba, perhaps a pun on Buhda
I'm leaning towards something about "the middle path" as part of it. Perhaps Frank could be a pun on Frank or French?
So I'll say it's a Buhdist aphorism useing a pun for the "laughing bubba."
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2003 10:37 pm
Post subject: -21
Huh? Are you guys being serious?? What kind of answer would that be?? I think Cha was probably kidding, at least a little.
I for one will VERY disappointed if "If You see Bubba, Kill him" turns out to be the answer!! I've come to expect a certain level of sophistication from TGL, and the answers are ususally satisfying. Geez, that better not be the answer!
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2003 9:52 pm
Post subject: -22
Not that my opinion matters, but I agree that CHA got it
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 11:53 am
Post subject: -23
I think Legion was merely refering to Cha's answer
F U cn rd dis U mst uz Unix.
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 11:47 am
Post subject: -24
Fancy giving us a bit more than that?
Invis tags please.
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 11:23 am
Post subject: -25
I think CHA got it!
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 12:48 am
Post subject: -26
hmm, i dunno really what to think of this really unussual puzzle... there could be sooo many answers...
i looked for help on some sites...and found one about the words od the dalai lama...
anyway... while reading that text i kept thinking about that puzzle...
i dont really believe that franks friend is bubba who was arrested again...
but i dont wanna say that that cant be...
i think frank told his friend: "seek and find happyness, do your best, (like i did)" or "enjoy life" or something like that...
i really dont know
and hope that peter gives us a solution asap...
alex, 16 from vienna ^_^
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 3:30 pm
Post subject: -27
I agree, this is a very unusual GL puzzle - and I think a hint of some kind is in order!! Are any Minataur-types listening? We are all over the map here - clearly we need HELP!
William Where
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2003 6:01 pm
Post subject: -28
This is really an inusual GL Puzzle.
Here are some patches of information about Zen I founded. Maybe they can help, maybe this is totally useless:
"One of the central points of Zen is intuitive understanding. As a result, words and sentences have no fixed meaning, and logic is often irrelevant. Words have meaning only in relation to who is using them, who they are talking to, and what situation they are used in. Some postings are indeed nonsense; other postings appear to be nonsense at first but this is because the meaning is all between the lines. Zen and poetry have gone hand in hand for centuries. "
This is all. And I think is all "wastable".
William Where,
seeking Ilumination
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2003 3:07 am
Post subject: -29
I really think that he wants to deliver some sort of apology to Bubba somehow. He feels bad about losing his temper and I assume that he still wants to be a Zen Buddhist. I did some research in some of my old World Religion textbooks and got zilch, but I feel I am on the right track. I think it may have something to do with one of the many koans that are taught. I've read about a hundred and feel close to converting myself, but I digress. I think it's an apology coupled with a good ol' dose of revenge mixed in for personal satisfaction in a Zen way. Am I close or WAY off track?
By the way, how about "What is the sound of one hand slapping Bubba really hard?"
Love is the absolute expression of the human perfection. -Me
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2003 1:06 am
Post subject: -30
After reading that link about that guru, my flip answer is "Well, L'Adi Da" but I can't fit the mother and the yak into that.
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 7:07 pm
Post subject: -31
"If you meet Bubba on the road, kill him."
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 3:34 am
Post subject: -32
im probably way off, but im thinking that frank's friend is Bubba, back in jail, and being re-released. somehow, they became friends during those short few weeks. beyond this, i have no idea.
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 2:28 am
Post subject: -33
first of all, I think we all agree that Frank wants to get revenge on Bubba ect
personally, I think that I would have forgotten it after a the few weeks that past.
I think the best thing he could say is "no"
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 6:48 pm
Post subject: -34
I seem to recall something about a laughing Budda. Maybe there is a pun about a laughing Bubba.
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 4:16 pm
Post subject: -35
Not that I'm asking for a hint, but... Ok, I am.
Do we need to know much about Zen Buddhism??
And am I completely off track in thinking in the punnish direction??
Rur Islo
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 8:26 am
Post subject: -36
Maybe Frank got stuck between the bars of his cell when he attacked Bubba. OR even maybe breaking the vow of silence... oh wait that's Monks isn't it.
Sign fell
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2003 11:14 pm
Post subject: -37
Maybe it has something to do with changing the 'bb' to a 'dh.' Is there any meaningful connection to Buddhism that has the intials b.b. and d.h.?
Could you tell me that? Cause I'd lke to know!
I mean... what's the deal with Buddhism? Who are these people?
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2003 6:32 pm
Post subject: -38
Look in
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January has come and gone and I have to admit that, not unlike other years, most all my New Year's resolutions have failed miserably. That is, except my determination to conquer all 55 km (34 mi) of Victoria's Galloping Goose Regional Trail with my own two legs.
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Wright was the proprietor of a store near his home and left the store for home Saturday night.
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The same relative rode by again Sunday morning, and the door was still open. He called Wright's sister, who lived next door to Wright, who found Wright shot to death inside his home. Wright died from a single gunshot wound to his chest.
The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office, with assistance from the State Law Enforcement Division and the Newberry County Sheriff's Office, launched an intensive investigation which resulted in the arrests of Williams and seven codefendants over the next several days.
Half of the defendants are residents of Fairfield County, and the others live in Newberry County.
The investigation revealed that the defendants intended to rob another person they expected to be at Wright's store but targeted Wright when the other person did not arrive after they observed Wright leaving his store for the night.
The defendants followed Wright to his home in the Ford Expedition of one of them and parked nearby. Defendants approached Wright's home on foot, knocked on the door and then kicked the door open.
Williams was armed with a 7.62 millimeter assault rifle, and a codefendant was armed with a small caliber revolver.
Both entered the home but were confronted by Wright, who had armed himself with a shotgun, which was not loaded.
Both Williams and the other armed codefendant fired their weapons, and Wright was struck in the chest by a bullet.
Nothing was taken from Wright or his home.
The assault rifle was recovered by investigators from the automobile of one of the defendants.
Williams was charged with and pled guilty to Murder, Burglary First Degree, Attempted Armed Robbery, and Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery.
He received concurrent sentences of 30 years, 30 years, 20 years, and five years, respectively, on those charges.
Williams will be required to serve every day of the 30-year sentence on the Murder conviction, although he will receive credit for the time he has spent in the Fairfield County Detention Center since his arrest a few days after the shooting.
The charges against Willliams' codefendants are pending.
Williams was defended by Columbia attorney Charlie Jay Johnson, Jr. The case was prosecuted by Solicitor Doug Barfield. Judge Paul M. Burch of Chesterfield County presided.


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Heart disease is the #1 killer. However, traditional heart disease protocols - with their emphasis on lowering cholesterol - have it all wrong. Emerging science is showing that cholesterol levels are a poor predictor of heart disease and that standard prescriptions for lowering it, such as ineffective low-fat/high-carb diets and serious, side-effect-causing statin drugs, obscure the real causes of heart disease. Even doctors at leading institutions have been misled for years based on creative reporting of research results from pharmaceutical companies intent on supporting the $31-billion-a-year cholesterol-lowering drug industry.
The Great Cholesterol Myth reveals the real culprits of heart disease, including:
Get proven, evidence-based strategies from the experts with The Great Cholesterol Myth.
©2012 Jonny Bowden and Stephen Sinatra, M.D. (P)2013 Tantor
"Anyone skeptical of the notion that there is more to heart disease than 'cut your fat, take a statin drug' would be well served by [listening to] this book." (William Davis, M.D.)
"Easy to understand, helpful in practice"
While I mostly listen to fiction books I have a long standing interest in books about food and healthy living. I've read/listened to books from Pollan, Hyman, Taubes, Schlosser and more. This one is right up there with the best of them. It includes real research on both sides of the cholesterol/fat debate. In addition they do a good job explaining how some research has been "interpreted" which helps to frame the explanation of how we got to where we are when it comes to eating right.
This book isn't a story (exactly) but the authors did a great job making the science easy to grasp. They acknowledge the parts that can cause eyes to glaze over and summarize these concepts very accurately. Given the nature of this material they still did a good job keeping it entertaining without detracting from the quality of the book.
There were a few parts that did get a chuckle out of me and I think that speaks to how well the authors managed to deliver their message. Glycation, oxidization, metabolism and other such concepts are not innately entertaining to most people. This book kept my attention and didn't bore me. I found it very interesting and if I had never read another book about this subject I would have been astounded at how inaccurate the common perceptions of heart health are.
For most of my life I was trying to "eat healthy" and seemed to only gain more weight no matter how much I excercised or avoided "bad foods". I was a vegetarian for seven years and even that made me gain weight and upped my triglycerides. Thanks to this book and others like it I have gradually come around to realizing that sugar (in every processed form) is really the true "bad food". This book represents a solid explanation of how the common knowledge and dietary advice is contributing to "western diseases". I feel that books like this should be required reading for every physician that is in business to keep people well and not just sell them the newest prescriptions.
Born with earbuds.
"As Perfect As A Health Book Can Be"
Pure science, verifiable with references to primary, published, peer reviewed research.
The authors proved their points many different ways to drive their message home.
He personifies the authority of the authors.
Yes. There was so much useful information, you wanted it all right-away.
The authors missed an opportunity to directly address cholesterol's role in making heart disease worse if inflammatory factors are present. They also failed to mention cases where cholesterol does have a primary role in arterial sclerosis as in familial hypercholesterolemia. In addition, they probably should have addressed whether statins that traverse the blood-brain barrier have as large of a cognitive risk as those that don't. I have contacted the authors in hopes that they will address these issues in future additions.
On the very positive side, they minimize the use of anecdotal evidence to justify points, unlike many new age, pseudoscience books.
Some complementary topics to look up, not covered in detail in the book:
Heart-rate variability (HRV)
Sleep-apnea and cardiac health
Exercise & Insulin Resistance
"Essential, Life Saving, and Enhancing Information"
I wouldn't say this was as enjoyable as it was interesting, need to know information presented in an easy to understand manner. I found it interesting because it related directly to my problem. Refreshingly, it was truly evidence based medicine at its best because it included common sense and not simply a reiteration of the cholesterol hypotheses that I've come to realize is more myth dependent then anything else. This book deals with strategies for attaining and maintaining heart health. I need to know this information because I have lived by the health education books... eating mostly veggies, fruits, chicken, and salmon. Wheat and milk products did not agree with me so I pretty much stayed away from them. But my cholesterol and LP(a) were very high. This book provided me the information and insight into why. Other docs pushed it off on my genes but neither parent had the problems I have, and they both ate boatloads of steak, eggs, etc. I maintained their minimally processed food lifestyle with some variations. I avoided red meat; minimized dairy consuming some low or no fat varieties; consumed minimal wheat products and no sodas. Sadly, I did consume excessive amounts of sugar.
Sugar... because I've come to realize how seriously he's affected my life, in a bad way, and now I realize I'll have to leave him forever or suffer the consequences which could be heart ache or worse-- a heart attack. (The latter is true) For me, cutting down on sugar was the big take away message.All kidding aside, I've come to realize that sugar causes inflammation and for many reasons this is a very bad thing. In addition to learning about the profound, negative effects of sugar, the authors have presented many innovative strategies and supplements to help one improve their heart health. They explain why they work and how to best take advantage of them. Although I was familiar with most, I took notes during this section and will add a few to my repertoire of supplements.This book promotes a well rounded, minimally processed diet. It advocates avoiding sugar, breads, and cake-like products. It does embrace eating fresh fruits and vegetables as well as steel cut or real oatmeal, not the instant type which is processed. This book advocates eating grass fed beef and wlld caught Alaskan salmon as well as dairy products from grass fed livestock. Of course it supports maintaining a healthy weight and getting daily exercise. Again, the authors address the whys of each suggestion which I found quite compelling.
My favorite section of the book was the supplement section as it gave me direction as to what to do about my specific, less known, heart health concerns...LP(a).
The Great Cholesterol Myth, Tests for Determining the Real Culprits, and What You Can Do About Them
It would be great if this book could be made into a documentary and aired on Netflix.
This is a must read for anyone who wants to attain and maintain a healthy heart. It delves into causes for high cholesterol that are not widely known or understood i.e. sugar. This book focuses on what's really of concern when it comes to heart health threats i.e. high LP(a), fibrinogen, C reactive protein, triglyceride levels, and more. I couldn't take statins and had a very bad reaction to them i.e. dizziness, exhaustion, falling, and debilitating forgetfulness. I'm very lucky I did not break a hip as I fell daily and couldn't remember drive routes. From the statins, I suffered from leg cramps that developed into semi permanent muscle spasms that a massage therapist finally worked out. With the exception of the latter, all problems dissipated when I dropped the statins and took niacin instead. Yep, I got the flush but realized it was a small price to pay to be off of the statins.
This book addresses the effectiveness of niacin... thank you very much.. My condition has undoubtedly been exacerbated by statins and docs that ascribe to a one size fits all methodology. This one two punch, resulting in extreme distress, has taken it's toll. It's a wonder I haven't had a heart attack from it-- whatever happened to the axiom of, "do no harm"?
Thanks to integrative books like this, I never had a heart attack. In this book, Dr. Sinatra and Dr. Johnny do not push statins. They suggest a multifaceted approach and a plethora of other remedies, from herbs to supplements, and healthful life style habits, from exercise to meditation. I can relate to, appreciate, and embrace this strategy taking away that which applies and will work for me.I rarely listen to books twice.
This is one I will listen to at least twice.
"Inflammation and sugar centric health advice"
For many people, a diet with an "inverted pyramid" focused on vegetables, fruits and whole grains is de rigueur. I'm not sure this book will push these people far from that "inverted pyramid". However, for certain classes of these healthy eaters, this book seems to have some well-documented items to think about. High triglycerides and low HDL cholesterol are one class of people the author singles out as potentially having to make dietary changes. Sugar is named as the driving factor behind the triglycerides. The key for the author is the inflammatory effects of weight and sugar on the body. The author cites multiple studies that describe high triglycerides and low HDL as a dangerous condition. His recipe is cut the sugar and preprocessed foods, monitor progress with a number of specific tests, and consider the potential of specific supplements. The author considers this condition more dangerous than high LDL cholesterol yet many doctors would view this type of patient with ambivalence all else being equal. If this describes you and your doctor is not concerned, you may want to read the book and consider making some changes. Another group of folks are folks who consume an imbalance of Omega 6s versus Omega 3 fats. Lots of folks with an under control LDL have some degree of ambivalence with regard to fats. This book tells those folks to pay more attention to the type of fats they consume and considers Omega6 versus Omega 3 to be pretty highly inflammatory. Again this class of person should read the book, read the citations, and think about taking action (which is spelled out in dietary recommendations, tests, and potential supplements).
For healthy eaters who try to manage their health by understanding the impact of diet on the body this book is highly recommended. This book will challenge many preconceptions you might have about the importance of cholesterol and will challenge you to think more deeply about the impact of sugar and inflammation on health. It will also recommend that you study different types of cholesterol than is customary right now. It will give you a list of specific tests that will help you gauge inflammation in your body. It will also recommend a list of supplements that may be effective depending upon your particular situation.
For unhealthy eaters, this book is also highly recommended as it puts a focus on sugar (and processed foods) not so much on fats and cholesterol. While the book is somewhat controversial in that it worries far less on the impact of cholesterol on health, for most folks I know who have unhealthy diets... sugar is their real problem. I believe a focus on sugar... reducing the dependence that many have on sugar is a surer first step to a healthy life than a focus on cholesterol reduction. Not a doctor, not an unhealthy eater... but I believe this book is a must read for these folks.
"I can't go out today. Really sorry." translation, "I just found a book that I can't pass by."
"Unexpectingly Brilliant"
I have to say, this was not all what I was expecting. I thought that this book would be boring. However, the writers, both of them ad the narrator made the book a very enjoyable read. The facts are interesting and it was written in a way that I;m sure everyone would understand without any problem. The theories mentioned in this book is well supported and well explained. The various personal stories of the authors also goes a great way making the book enjoyable.
The narrator does a fabulous job in reading too. He use an easy pace and a varying tone that helps to engage the reader.
Try it, it may be better than you think.
"I've recommended this to people I love..."
...who have been led down the wrong path by the medical establishment and big pharma. It's a great partner to "Why We Get Fat."
"Eye opener! Everyone should read it!"
Absolutely. It contains revolutionary information that everybody should know.
Very easy to understand language, powerful information
Impressive and scary talk about statins
Sugars are the real villains
"Great summary of the cholesterol wars"
I love the procedural history.
Fat Chance - all of these books support the premise that we are chasing the wrong tail in our fight for health.
Too long for that. But it did make for a great car ride!
"Decades worth of science"
Yes, everyone. There is a lot of misinformation in conventional knowledge on saturated fat and cholesterol and the authors of this book thoroughly clear away all the misconceptions and skewed statistics on the subject.
assuming their the same... it's a great piece of work - read or listened to.
realizing the actual role and importance of cholesterol and, therefore, the absurdity of the misconception.
exposing the real criminal (sugar)
the overall experience was moving
extremely informative, well written... just get it.


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WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday will seek to move beyond the politics of the moment to define a second-term agenda built around restoring economic prosperity to the middle class, using his State of the Union address to unveil initiatives in education, infrastructure, clean energy, and manufacturing.
Having secured four more years in the White House by arguing that the nation's economy is tilted against ordinary Americans, Obama will vow to use the power of his office to recapture robust job growth and economic expansion, according to White House officials who have seen the speech. Both eluded him during his first term.
Said obama..
I have laid waste to much of the country, I will now focus on destroying what is left of our economy.
I will print money, and give it to union thugs.
I will legalize the millions of ILLEGAL ALIENS and give them EBT cards, and preferential treatment in all the government entitlements.
And I will crush the fools in the dreaded private sector.... I will extort them to work harder, and take all they make so that I may give it to those that don't...
Forward, comrade, Forward!
If Obama wants to address major Middle Class Economic woes he will have to shine a bright light on large publicly traded American companies like State Street Corporation (STT) of Boston, MA (617)786-3000 which has been off-shoring middle class US jobs in small increments but incredibly "deceptively" - large total numbers (I estimate 3,200 US jobs, I worked their for 14 years) over the past three years since the firm received a $2 Billion US TARP Bailout form you and me..
We need a US JOBS Expatriation ACT to tax firms who are dumping US middle class jobs for pennies on the dollar in places like PUNEA and MUMBAI INDIA, so that executives like State Street's current CEO JAY HOOLEY - can earn a cool total compensation of almost $20 million last year - three times the amount his predecessor earned..
While hardly presented by the mainstream media with the same panache dedicated to the monthly ARIMA-X-12 seasonally-adjusted, climate-affected, goal-seek devised non-farm payroll data, the three month delayed Foodstamp number is according to many a far greater attestation to the "effectiveness" of the Obama administration to turn the economy around. And far greater it is: since his inauguration, the US has generated just 841,000 jobs through November 2012, a number is more than dwarfed by the 17.3 million new foodstamps and disability recipients added to the rolls in the past 4 years. And since the start of the depression in December 2007, America has seen those on foodstamps and disability increase by 21.8 million, while losing 3.6 million jobs. End result: total number of foodstamp recipients as of November: 47.7 million, an increase of 141,000 from the prior month, and reversing the brief downturn in October, while total US households on foodstamps just hit an all time record of 23,017,768, an increase of 73,952 from the prior month. The cost to the government to keep these 23 million households content and not rising up? $281.21 per month per household.
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I am developing around sql server express 2005, and I have a database
that I, and a few other people work on. Right now whenever someone
needs to make changes, they need to go to where the database is on the
server, copy it locally, attatch it, make changes, detatch, and copy
it back over to the server... There must be another way. I tried
adding the database to a project solution in SourceSafe, but that
doesn't seem to make things any easier.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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Have a database on the server and have the Enterprise Edition in the clients from where you want to edit and change the database from the client.
Go4Expert Member
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Thank you for your quick reply.
My SQL server background is quite limited, perhaps you could elaborate a little on your explanation.. I am not quite sure what you mean by Enterprise Edition. |
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By enterprise edition you mean.... as opposed to the express edition that I am currently using.
I am not using enterprise edition, I am using sql server 2005 express. |
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What I meant is SQL Server comes with Query browser that you should install in the clients and that only the Enterprise edition has that facility and not with the personal editions as far as I know. I may be wrong.
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I guess my question can really be simplified down to this statement:
How does one remotely access a database through SQL Server Management Studio Express? |
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Ok, I figured it out, I feel kind of silly now that I realize how simple my problem was... Thanks for your help.


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Hard Bargain features the trio of Emmylou Harris, producer Jay Joyce, and multi-instrumentalist Giles Reaves alone in the studio. However, this isn't a rustic, back-to-basics album. Rather, it has a pleasantly lush sound, made with the complete understanding that people come to hear Harris sing.
Named after the last single that Hank Williams released before his death, I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive is swamped in Steve Earle's contemplations of mortality. His father died weeks after Earle began writing the album.
How much do I love reissues? Let me count the ways. Well, let me NOT do that, else I'll never get around to the subject at hand…
Anyway, this is the first in a regular series of postings about cool reissues that are coming down the pike — or ones that have already come down the pike and may have passed you by.
For Richard X. Heyman, a pop savant rooted in the fertile loam of the Sixties, the first disc of his new double album is quite literally a labor of love. He takes pains to note that Tiers isn't a rock opera, but rather a pop opera — or "popera," for short.
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This is why Gary Stevens came back to ride in January after a seven-year retirement: To be on horses with a shot, no matter what their odds suggest, in the prime-time races. Stevens guided 15-1 Oxbow to a front-running 1-3/4-length victory over...
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There is a high probability that you are a mortal being
Therefore you can die
In the unlikely event of your death
How do you picture the aforementioned event?
I would like to know
There is a high probability that you are a mortal being
Therefore you can die
In the unlikely event of your death
How do you picture the aforementioned event?
I would like to know
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Extreme sexual exhaustion.
combinatorialEnigma on Pesterchum. Not that I'm ever on Pesterchum.
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Of old age. Or maybe suicide.
I think I will die...
And yes, that is an adverb. Not all adverbs end in -ly, you know.
I would prefer to die in my sleep from old age.
Failing that, the manner of my death should be so spectacular that it will remain in people's minds for the remainder of human history.
I really would prefer you didn't.
As for me, I should like to die in my girlfriends' arms at the age of 74. Of course, by then she'd be my wife, and we'd have shared a life together. I could spend my final moments talking about the life we've led together with her.
Failing that, I should like to die in my late middle-agedness/early elderliness. I shall die in a way that inspires the members of the revolution standing behind me and that gains our cause many hundred more recruits, and thus eventually leads to the final downfall of the cruel dictator that took over our world when I was twenty-something.
Failing that, I should like to die as part of my final masterstroke which causes the betterment of society through a chain of events I had planned out in advance.
Failing that, I should like to die whilst protecting someone I do not know. I do not care if they ever find out who I was; I merely wish for them to survive and for my death to mean something.
Failing that, I should like to die from being launched from a catapult.
However, this topic isn't "how would you like to die", it's "how you think you will die". Luckily for me, I think I'll die in the way I most want to die.
Probably crashing a plane or glider. But maybe something really boring like getting sick or hit by a car.
At any rate, I'd prefer to be the one responsible for my death. (Not in a suicidal sense.) I'd rather my death be my own fault than someone else killing me.
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tumbl with me "El-ahrairah, your people cannot rule the world, for I will not have it so. All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.
Natural Death.
It'll be so peaceful.
I would hope to die of old age, but I have a strange feeling my death might be brought on due to heart issues.
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Fighting Space Whales in the great Space Whale War of 2100.
In my will, I will have my bones chucked into an anaerobic swamp to be preserved and, hopefully, fossilized. (I might actually do that last bit)
i'm rather accepting of my death - it will probably be in the next decade or so, and probably freezing to death due to being homeless in winter, or via illness due to lack of health insurance. If some miracle happens, and I should win the lottery, and be able to afford a roof over my head and medicine for my myriad illnesses, then I will probably live to be rather old.
I wouldn't rely on the lottery for an escape. Instead try and look for some sort of job, no matter how trivial, and go from there.
Hard work gets you places.
As for how I will die, I think I'd like to be awake when it happens, no matter when it does. I'd also like to be able to close my own eyes, so no sudden violent death for me, no sir.
Although if the situation calls for it, I can only hope that I'll be able to lay down my life for someone else, even if it ends up being in vain. If there's something I can do to stop it, I will not go quietly into the night.
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I think I'm doomed to either falling or drowning
Or death row
walkin the mile and all that
Most likely cancer, given that I'll probably be exposed to concentrated carcinogens for a lot of my career (organic chemistry isn't exactly the healthiest profession), and probably will be working with radioactive tracers and whatnot.
Other than that, possibly autoimmune complications, or heart disease, both of which run in my family.
On another note, drowning in jello would probably be one of the most noble deaths I can picture.
It will probably be really lame. Like, choking on spaghetti or falling down the stairs. Or both at the same time.
Wait, I changed my mind
I will sacrifice myself on a hopeless suicide mission
Somehow, I survive, but due to my unfortunate circumstance, I have to run and hide for the rest of my life
Nobody could help me, because they thought I was dead.
That, or my future self will pop in from the future and shoot my past self, and then find out that he was actually not me, and he had gone back 2000 years, not 20 years to shoot me, and that he had just been tricked into assassinating me, allowing Andrew Poulter to kill Andrew Price and take over the world
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At Least Three Characters.
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With the way medicine is going I'd prefer not to die for another 150 years. The 'how' is largely immaterial so long as it's brief and painless.
Heart issues, possibly. That, or a severe cooking incident. You never know.


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Trikeboy wrote:Oh my god, the first from this years Botcon (possibly, though being from S250 it is very highly likely) that I want. I don't care if it is Slicer I will just stick a purple Autobot faction sticker on it and call him Shattered Glass Wheeljack. Click the link in my signature to see my custom SG Wheeljack.
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Barack Obama Wins Ohio
Voters in Ohio on Tuesday cast their ballot for Barack Obama, giving the president the state's 18 Electoral votes.
President Barack Obama won Ohio's 18 electoral votes on Tuesday, defeating Republican Mitt Romney.
In the 2008 presidential election, the state voted for Barack Obama, and since the 1990s, has voted for the overall winner of the presidential race every time.
Romney and Obama campaigned aggressively in Ohio. The state has typically been a battleground state in recent presidential elections.
The economy was a key issue for many voters in the state, as was healthcare.
Ed Gidley
11:35 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I believe you may be a bit premature, with less than 900-votes difference and 1/4 of the votes still uncounted.
Joyce Wells
12:06 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I hope so. Who is better off than they were four years ago? My family is struggling more and more and this president's failed policies have done nothing but put our children in debt! What a legacy to leave them. Ohio, you should be so proud.
1:58 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Ohio has said no to Romney and Mandel - very proud, Joyce. Skeriotis got served, pot and gay marriage both won big - what an enjoyable evening this has been!
Fred E. Pedersen
11:54 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Thank goodness, 4 more years. Thank you Ohio voters.
1:26 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
What's the plan Fred? More bailouts paid for by the tax payer. Any plan to get 23 million Americans working? How about those 47 million on food stamps? Who's paying for that? Is it Free? Should we keep taxing small business? WIll that create jobs? How about Obamacare- who's paying for that?
Andy Duve
12:27 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Why do Republicans have this faked short term memory? Do you forget HOW we got to this wreck of an economy? Does the great recession after 8 years of Bush not ring a bell? And that a short 4 years with nothing but Republican obstructionism from Congress is enough to fix the largest economy on the planet!
1:24 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Okay, okay..it's no longer Mr. Bushes economy, it's Mr. Obamas. What's the plan to reduce the 47 million on food stamps, what's the plan to get 23 million Americans back to work. How are we going to pay for Obamacare- increase taxes?????? You can't keep blaming- sooner or later we all grow up & get in the game---What solutions do you have?
jay smith
6:37 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Bush? Really?LMAO.
Please explain EXACTLY how Bush caused this mess.
You mean the Bush that had the Lib controlled house and senate?
Dude, you need to get a clue.
12:55 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Power to the people -- whites, students, gays, blacks, Latinos, women, the rainbow coalition held! Big corporate interests and donors and super rich candidates don't speak for me. I gave $8 to President Obama and received my thank you note from him tonight explaining how it was small donors who won this election for him. I can't wait for my tax dollars to be spent on Americans in need (food, education, healthcare). With any cooperation from Republicans, if that's possible, we can move forward toward a better and more thoughtful country.
Joyce Wells
10:46 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Your tax dollars?? Don't you mean China's money? When will people wake up and see what is going on? You care so deeply about taking care of people, but who, may I ask, is paying for this? The fact is that it is not any of the people working today. We are so in debt that we are ruining the future of all of our children. Blaming Bush is not changing the fact that Obama has had plenty of opportunities to improve things. I am worried about the future, and apparently none of the people who voted for Obama can see past the moment. I am no rich ultra conservative, just a person with common sense who understands that enough is enough!
1:18 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I have to say I am shocked that Mr. Obama won a second term. With the economic numbers so grim and the amount of taxes & debt on the horizon, history says the incumbent loses.
I do have a few questions that I am asking for the folks out there for some help.
The economy is now Mr. Obama's- it is no longer Mr. Bush's. Also, the amount of taxes discussed that will be levied on the 1% is not enough to even make a dent in the deficit let alone the economy.
Here are a few questions, if you don't mind.
How will we get 23 million Americans back to work in the next 4 years?
What do we do about the rise in insurance premiums- how do we reduce them?
How do we pay for Obamacare? Will taxes go up?
Will there be cuts in Medicare to fund Obamcare?
Do you consider Obamacare as Nationalized Healthcare?
Are you familiar with National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence in Britain and their role?
For all the small business owners that can't afford Obamacare and will have to close or reduce staff- what should we do for them?
Do we expect the 47 million on food stamps to decrease in the next four years- how does that happen?
Can you explain, from a business perspective, how raising taxes on small business increases business?
And then, how would lowering taxes on small business hurt the economy?
Do you think the $600 billion of automatic tax increases and spending cuts that could take effect in January will help or hurt the economy?
Lisa Gaines
5:58 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
fact is that the people did not believe that Romney would have delivered any of that. This country is coming out of the recession thanks to the positive policies put forth by this administration. They are creating jobs and people will have comprehensive healthcare. LEave if you don't like it but dont obstruct it!
7:29 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I don't believe that either of these guys deserve to lead this country, nor do I really think it would matter who won the election. I voted for Richard Duncan, a candidate from Aurora, because I cannot support either major candidate. But, as I sit here this morning, I believe that my family is better off with Obama as President.
As to all your questions, months of campaigning couldn't get them answered, so the answers are not going to come from this conversation. I will address some of them, giving my opinion, not what I believe either candidate would/could do.
The rise in insurance premiums has been going on for years, and until someone takes on the insurance industry to revise the system, nothing will change. Obamacare did nothing to address this which was my disappointment with healthcare reform.
I do not consider Obamacare as Nationalized Healthcare because I can still have my current health insurance plan, I can go to my same doctor, and I do not have to get on a list to receive a procedure or have care rationed. In the end all these things may happen, either from the health care delivery system, the government, or the insurance industry, but I do not forsee this happening.
I am a small business owner, but I am small enough (e.g., less than 50 employees) that I do not fall under the Obamacare requirements. If I was in that situation, I would consider having to reduce staff or curtail expansion to pay for those costs. It will be interesting to see what the imapct is.
jay smith
6:39 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
You are shocked??
When 50% of the country wants free "stuff" just what do you expect?
Lynne Cunningham
1:34 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Yeah!!!! Forward we go, not back 50 years!! Thank you Ohio voters!!
1:52 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Hey? Where are all the haters who claimed Romney had this in the bag and spent the last 3 months bashing every democrat on this site? Why the silence now? HA HA!
1:57 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Dear PXC, what's so funny? Are you happy with the economy? Do you know of any plans to get us out of the mess...If you offer a solution, you cannot mention the word Bush...so for today, the present- what's the plan?
2:05 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
i'm happier with the economy now than when bush was in office - my market investments have recovered 80% over the last 4 years - faster than what was predicted. as for your second question, the plan was executed tonight - the reelection of our president!
Joseph Robert
9:14 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
CONGRATULATIONS to all of the millions of smart Ohio residents who voted for
Obama-Biden!!!! We did it!!!!!
We crushed extremism, racism, voter suppression, anonymous money, hatred of minorities -- with sound ideas, moderation and truth!
Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney can now go shopping for new shirts at COSTCO, and Mitt can work on his car elevator in La Jolla. LMAO. Yippee!
Hopefully the country can now coalesce around OBAMA-BIDEN, and not work (like Sen. McConnell had done) mostly for the benefit of one party or another!!! Hoorah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We WON BIG-TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jay smith
6:43 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Ya, we think it is funnier than he!! he was re-elected with all those plans he laid out for his second term. Oh....... what plans?
Maybe some of you libs can enlighten us?
Are they the same plans that put double the amount of Americans on food stamps in the last 4 years?
Joyce Wells
10:51 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Just because someone disagrees with someone does not make them a hater. I am not ever going to be silent. Let's see what Obama does with HIS economy now? Or, will it be forever Bush's? A true leader is someone who steps up and takes responsibility which is something I have NEVER seen from Obama.
2:12 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Thanks for the non-answer answer. I don't know what any of you answer means. If we talk about today or tomorrow..not four years ago but right now...what's the plan? I dont know..I really don't....do you? Is it higher taxes? Is it bailouts? How about one specific question? and one specific answer.. How will we pay for Obamacare? If you don't like that one how about- What's the plan for returning 23 million people to work? if you don't like that one..how about How do we reduce the food stamp roll from 47 million...remember..please, the Bush cannot be in your answer..thanks for the help
Jack Kelly
10:08 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Typical uneducated, whiny response from an uneducated Republican (Lincoln66). Love to ignore facts and try to rewrite history. There is actually a plan by BHO. You'd have to actually read it (that is IF you can read).
The modern-day Republican Party has just been rendered irrelevant. And THEY brought it on themselves. Unless you run to the likes of what Rush, Hannity, Beck et al tell you for "comfort." The Republican Party paid DEARLY for kissing the backside of the Teabaggers and running nutjobs for Senate seats this time around (like Akin & Mourdock). And many of those freshman 'baggers got kicked to the curb. Michelle Bachmann BARELY got re-elected, and she was one of riders in the Republican Clown Car running for President (although I believe it goes to an automatic recount because it was so close).
Contrary to what bitter-old-man and racist Mitch McConnell (whose days are numbered anyway) said after BHO won last night, it is now up to the GOP to reach out -- NOT the other way around. The Republican Party is nothing but smoldering ashes right now.
They now have another 4 years to get their act together. Or, if they continue down this road of being obstructionists and pandering to the extreme loons, they're going to be in the same position in 2016 as they were today and in 2008. Losers!
7:48 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I believe the most transformative dynamic of the Affordable Healthcare Act has yet to be mentioned by either party. Nial Ferguson proffered the theory in his book "The History of Money" that now that our Industrial period is over, Americans have to return to the entrepreneurial environment of the past to compete in a global marketplace. I agree with that theory but add that Americans must have the economic means to do so. The AHA provides for state exchanges where Americans can go to buy into health insurance at group rates. How many of you know people who work at dead end jobs solely for the health insurance? I believe the ADA will offer Americans an independence to chase their entrepreneurial dreams at exactly the right time in American history.
8:07 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
A friend and I were just talking last week about how people are going to go back to working for themselves as in the days of the farmer, blacksmith, general store, etc. Except the businesses will be those needed for the 21st century and will be on a national/global scale rather than the scale of a village. Entrepreneurs are the way of the future. Although this does not mean the death of the global corporations/banks. Good point about the health exchanges. Access to adequate health insurance will be important since the village doctor is not coming back. I think everyone is scared of the unknown on how these will work, so they get rejected. It also is not easy when you have a number of the states saying they will not participate or are dragging their feet in getting the plans filed. No wonder everyone is against them.
8:19 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Good points Dave, when the Industrial period began Americans moved to the cities and generations became used to a weekly paycheck. Now high tech manufacturing requires fewer workers. It used to be that pensions shackled workers to their employers. Now it's health care insurance that inhibits American ingenuity. Why would an insurance company offer an individual policy to a 50 year old? They couldn't charge that 50 year old enough in premiums to cover what it will ultimately cost them. If longevity requires us to work longer, then we need 21st century tools to deal with this new world. When ADA moves from theory to action in 2014, I believe the American people will embrace it. Recalcitrant Republican legislatures will quietly acquiesce.
10:16 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Though a little more colorful than is necessary in victory Jack Kelly, I think your analysis is spot on. John Boehner and the established Republicans should use this historical loss to reign in Eric Cantor and the Tea Party Caucus. The changing demographics in this country demand a Republican reassessment.
Jack Kelly
10:34 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I have always been colorful and outspoken, but save your PC-ness.
The Tea Party is irrelevant. Joe "Deadbeat Dad" Walsh, Allen West and a few other 'baggers were voted out after only one term. Boehner & Cantor don't have a choice. Their platform of "Whatever BHO is for, we're against" will no longer work.
The GOP can spin this anyway they want, but the fact is, they got spanked -- especially in the Senate. They lost 2 seats by running loons (Akin & Mourdock).
The action (drama) to watch will be the Senate because there are rumblings within the GOP that they want to see Mitch McConnell seriously challenged in '14. Don't be surprised to see some Senate GOP members try to go around McConnell (like the House GOP was doing to Boehner before).
I expect to see some GOP members to start pushing back against the loons & loudmouths of Rush & Hannity & the likes -- along with some at Fox News Channel -- since the party is in ashes. The GOP has no identity and no "leader." The GOP needs to take Laura Ingraham's advice from a couple of months ago since they lost. And that's to shut the party down and rebuild it.
R Carr
10:41 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Interesting how short the memory can be. It really didn't take long for the for folks to forget 911 and the realization of American vulnerablilty, our anger, and our resolve to set things right. At the time George Bush stood before a galvanized congress and populace and said, this act would not stand, and we will hunt the terrorists down.
At the time I thought, "I don't think the country has the heart for it," because generally people haven't the heart to do hard and dangerous things to sacrifice themselves until the task is done. When push comes to shove we will choose personal short term comfort over long term goals for all. Consequently, we went after the terroists and the countries that harbor them, which was and is quite expensive.
Back in the day, I learned in basic economics that you can't have both guns and butter. We are in this mess because Americans have not supported the ideal Bush declared and to which we signed on. This isn't Bush's fault, its ours.
We don't have the heart to be a great nation for we haven't the resolve to sacrifice for others. We are not as committed to OUR causes as we are to our personal happiness. There have been two maybe three wars that we've aproached appropriately, and in each case men,women and children freely gave of themselves for the cause.
So, when it's said and done, sacrifice either willing or unwilling will rule the day as the issues are not who won the election, but does this country have the heart to be free.
10:42 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Look Jack, I understand where your passion comes from. I too have had a big problem with the extremes we've seen on the right. The worst thing the Dems in Washington can do at this time is to spike the football. Politicians receive their marching orders from their districts. If the Dems fuel the fire, Cantor and the Tea Party will be strengthened in their power struggle with Boehner and his faction. Letting the Republicans fight it out amongst themselves is not being PC as you put it. It's just smart strategy,
Keith Best
5:31 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
What were the people of Ohio thinking? I've worked hard to live the American Dream. For 40 years I have tried to remain self-sufficient and live a good life. Am I a chump and a sucker for doing it this way? Should I have been a moocher? It looks like a lot of America has become a nation of moochers. Romney was right about the 47%. Well, I give up....I want an Obamaphone.
Joyce Wells
10:59 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The joke is that Obama was re-elected with the pitiful way he has governed. You call other people a joke? You are a sanctimonious, self-important bigot. Anyone that disagrees with your ideas MUST be prejudiced. Really, those kind of arguments should be left for children. Kool-Aid anyone? Oh, that's right you have already drank it all.
Amo Probus
7:34 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I feel sorry for Obama.
He inherited a greater mess this time than the one Bush left behind!
Who will he blame this time?
Keith Best
6:55 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
The headlines should be screaming "Millions of Americans duped again".
Axelrod and the Chicago gang ran one of the sleaziest campaigns ever defining Romney as something he was not. What is the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Sadly, we will get more of the same from a president who was in over his head from day one. The Obamabots swallowed their lies, hook, line and sinker.
Joyce Wells
5:32 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Exactly, Keith. That Albert Einstein quote is right on the money. What money is that? Oh, you know, the money we keep borrowing from China. The money that people expect to buy them things that they are "entitled to." What happened to a strong work ethic and working for what you want and need. The founding fathers didn't even want non-landowners to have the vote. I used to question that and being a female, the fact that women have had the right to vote for less than 100 years was a concern of mine. Yet, when the people who "have not" now outnumber the people that "have", keeping in mind that we only "have" because we have worked for it, there seem to be numerous problems which are completely compounded by the fact that this is an entitlement society. I have been on food stamps and had a medical card for roughly one year and trust me, I NEVER want to go back to that. People need help from time to time, but when it becomes a way of life, we see the end of America as we know it.


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(Yahoo!) - Christmas came early for "Voice" fans, not to mention for Muppets fans, on October 10, when "Voice" coach Cee Lo Green taped his "Cee Lo & Friends" holiday special at Las Vegas's Planet Hollywood resort and brought out some very special friends indeed. In fact, it was practically a Christmas miracle when a whopping 20 Team Cee Lo contestants, along with the legendary and beloved Muppets, joined Cee Lo onstage for a massive group singalong of "All I Need Is Love," an original track from his forthcoming Christmas album, Cee Lo Green's Magic Moment.
And let me tell you, I can't imagine a more magic moment than seeing all my favorite Red Zoners (Cee Lo's current 14 team members from "The Voice" Season 3, plus six illustrious alums from seasons past) getting festive with Kermit, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Animal...and even those crotchety Muppet hecklers Statler & Waldorf, who were stationed in their own balcony inside Planet Hollywood's Showroom theater, grumpily quipping that "Christmas had hit a new Lo."
"Are there any true 'Voice' fans in the audience tonight?" Cee Lo asked at the start of the show, while dressed in a lacquer-shiny, Britney-worthy red vinyl Santa suit that he jokingly claimed he'd purchased at a Vegas S&M store. Revelers cheered in response. "It's the best variety show on TV. Numbers don't lie!" he bragged. Cee Lo then added, "I really wanted to show my commitment [to my 'Voice' contestants]. I really love those guys and what's happening with us. That's what Christmas is all about."
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7503 St Laurent Blvd Montreal, QC H2R 1W9
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