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I think OrangeAipom might have meant bangs instead of bags...so in other words the horn thingies. I could be wrong though.
>Anybody: meet Cal.
>Kanaya: Cut off the tip of the bangs the stray.
Sure, while you're at this worrying thing you could use a breather.
Okayyyy, slowly now... DAMMIT!!
> Thunder and Lightning: Happen
Elsewhere, a clap of thunder is heard. A man responds in kind. A dog will be walked. Some beloved children will be met up with. And revelations will follow.
But anyways you aren't him.
And a piano will be played. But you aren't that thing either.
> Be literally anyone else.
You are now SNAFFY O'MANNY.
To be honest you probably don't need your own "you are" page. This stereotype is pretty self-explanatory.
You can't believe how things are turnin' out tonight! According to DIE, Jack, his buddies and that poor, poor laddie of his were last spotted having a nice family outing at the OLIVE GARDEN. The nerve of those guys! You were so looking forward to gunning them all down with your brand-new CAR-MOUNTED MACHINE GUN.
> Snaffy: Enter home.
Ah, 'tis always nice to have a wee nap at t'end of the day, a'safe in yer home.
...What accent is this again?
Oh...OH. Who's that on the SOfa?
> Snaffy: Meet Cal.
>Equius: Status report.
Nothing much to report on over here, except that you've decoded PUNCHCARD ALCHEMY! You sure can be smart sometimes, you'll admit.
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make some loot
The Goodstuff is always behind the spoiler...
Its always changeing really!
> Equius: Make some loot.
Well of course, you already have. Granted some of these things creep you out. After making a couple other robot-related items, they turned into... sylladex cards, they're called? Anyways they shattered. It took you SO MANY MINUTES to put a couple of them back together, so you've swept the rest of the failures into a neat pile.
Who would even want to deal with such a game mechanic?
> Equius: Examine sylladex.
You summon up some sort of card for it, which explains a total of jack shit, homes.
> Equius: Examine attire.
You've been able to construct for yourself a set of SWEET DUDS.
You successfully combined the fashions of two worlds. You have now won the game. Fuck yeah tweed jackets!!
You also made the lady a nice sunhat because just face it, she deserves it. It's truly a stunning transformation.
check out crazy glove thing
Lower the number down to 2 pcs, change the shape to square.
I love the fact that the sprite looks happy!!
While adjusting his jacket He should accidently rip it!!(but have spares of course)
pairing......let me thing on this....
The Goodstuff is always behind the spoiler...
Its always changeing really!
This one is called Actionshipping. I hope you all love it.
Please don't love it. The more of these I make the blacker my soul becomes. But hey, on the bright side it could've been NSFW in a different way! In all seriousness another update tonight.
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> Equius: Lower the Crash Sylladex number to two, change the shape to square.
The number only goes down to 37. Really. Troll Equius was a sick bastard for choosing this system, wasn't he. Wait how do you get 37 squares out of a rectangle??
> Equius: Check out crazy glove thing.
Do you mean THIS crazy glove thing? Oh ho, it is MUCH more than a crazy glove thing. It is the only weapon you will EVER need.
First you took that robot printer sitting over there and hooked it up to your computer.
Then you edited a stock photo on GS Paint through color inversion and printed it out.
You took it, put its card together, stacked it with a bow and a robot arm card, punched them, scanned the cobalt crystally thing...
> Equius: WHAT IS IT I AM SO EXCITED
You have crafted a SHADOW-POWERED BEAM ARCHERY GLOVE, HARNESSING ALL SHADES OF DARKNESS AROUND YOU TO FIRE LASER ARROWS.
Oh no! While you get busy posing, a Cobalt Seagoatrobotaradiafrogdragoncrab Imp appears! What will you do?
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((Oh my goodness thats like the quincy glove thing off of bleach))
Shoot it in the eyes
The Goodstuff is always behind the spoiler...
Its always changeing really!
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This totally ironic signature has been hidden because it exceeds 80px in SHEER AWESOME.
> Equius: Flip the fuck out!
Come now, you wouldn't do that. You're as calm as a cucumber.
> Equius: Shoot it in the eyes.
> Equius: Collect spoils of war.
Oh well now someone's messaging you. Iiiit's... Aradia and Scorpiosymbol! Better check them out.
Dang, you had to pull out the old 'oy vey!' and you aren't even Jewish! Let's see what Vriskatroll has to say.
This chick is really wearing you down. You need help, and fast. It's not as if you can block her or anything! John'd know what to do about this.
You take out your GIANT CELLPHONE and start tapping keys.
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>Call For Help with Leo Laporte John Egbert!
Yes try John or Dave!!!
The Goodstuff is always behind the spoiler...
Its always changeing really!
> Equius: Be John reuniting with your loving father.
Right now you are not John, nor are you, by the way, getting any EQUIUS MESSAGES yet, because you are JADE and you HAVE NOT CAUGHT UP WITH WEBCOMIC TIME YET. Your time and Alternian time are SOMEHOW INCONGRUENT. They ALWAYS HAVE BEEN.
> Jade: Transition us.
DAD EGBERT finishes up a lovely walk with the FAMILY DOG, DAVIDSON, plus a YOUNG ADOPTED SON in the LADYBUG CARRIAGE, HEARST. Just as he starts to get worried about this rain that's about to be pourin' down, his two other lovely children come running from down the road! What a lovely, lovely family!
Yes, you are JADE EGBERT! You have a VARIETY OF INTERESTS. You love making ARTS of any and every kind, several of which are hung along the walls of your home with care. You are an ASPIRING PIANIST as well, and sometimes you can be caught making AMATEUR KIDFILMS with your bro John and best bud Tavros, plus the occasional other classmates. However, you're kind of embarrassed when it comes to your movies, so you don't usually request help for them, even from your buddies.
And you'd like to add that you have a healthy interest in some PATERNAL MYSTERIES. You know for a fact that about two years ago, your father lost his job at the toothpaste factory. Yet, after that, he started pulling in more money than ever! He would soon adopt little Hearst, completely out of left field. There's a good many reasons to believe that your dad may be hiding something NEFARIOUS...or completely innocent! In fact, you've made up your mind to go snooping around in his room tonight, because tonight could be the night you uncover the mystery once and for all!
And what'll John be doing? Oh, PROBABLY just reading HOMESTUCK.
...Oh, right. You totally forgot, Andrew's been pulling some weird shit lately and your classmate's in trouble.
.....Aside from all that stuff, you like WATCHING KIDS PLAY COOL VIDEO GAMES and also watching the hit TV show MY PONY. It's a public access show in which people show off their amazing horses in a live studio, and it's sooo interesting! You wish you knew more fans who loved it as much as you do.
When you talk online you go by the name appleDarling and tend to speak in an excited way!
What will you do?
...Ah heck, you already know what you're gonna do!
> Jade: Play with Hearst.
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papa egbert: be a drug dealer
Teach herst the wonders of art
The Goodstuff is always behind the spoiler...
Its always changeing really!
> Jade: Teach Hearst the wonders of art.
You figure it's been too long since you last inundated your brother with the wonder of ARTS. You do it every so often to try to push him toward life's righteous path. The good one. The colorful one. The ONLY one.
You bring him 'round to the frame hung over the kitchen entrance, 'Darlings for Apples'. It was meant to show how a balanced diet of healthy foods in the food pyramid can positively impact your life and maybe make you a better person?
Then you go on to 'Horse on the Course', a stunning portrait of a horse you've never met. You purposely juxtaposed the horse' wild, untamed mane with the stunning all-American backdrop to evoke emotional response within the three or four people who would ever see it. The eyes of the horse speak tragedy. Do you respond?
The next piece is titled 'Great Job Jade! A+!' and is really a framed test you got in first grade. If someone out there can get commissioned to make 'Artist's Shit' or hang a shovel from the ceiling, people will handily fork over dough for a little girl's test scores. You gotta teach Hearst to sometimes be a shrewd businessman if he's gonna make it out there.
Lastly is a wonderful image simply titled 'Davidson'. Your pet doggie, the eponymous Davidson himself, posed wonderfully for this stunning recreation of his face. It just screams out to you, "Oh! Love me". You would never sell this one for even a million bucks. It's a much better alternative to stuffing and mounting his corpse in a couple of years! Heh heh heh, Chuck Testa popped up in your head. He's so funny.
> Dad Egbert: Be a drug dealer.
You could never be a drug dealer! You're just a hard-working individual with a family to support. This is real life and in real life there are real people doing real good things to raise some actual kids!
... Is what you want your dad to say, but you're really not sure! You've GOT to decode this conspiracy before things get too dicey and a cap goes up somebody's OH NO!
This crazy train of thought has caused you to drop baby Hearst!
> Jade: Escape into your dad's room.
Though it pains you to do so, you decide to use this as a diversion to sneak into your dad's private room. You've gotta put all this mystery shit to rest before it starts to REALLY bother you--
You are now Feferi Peixes, abdicated empress to be.
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I'm using a XD V55 transmitter on a guitar. I decided to make an extra chord for it. The new chord I made gives me a scratchy sound from the volume pot as it leaves 0 position. I made the solder connections cleanly and precisely with no excess solder. I'm baffled as to why the new chord has this problem and the original chord doesn't. What am I missing?
It may well be the construction of the cable itself. Does it have a carbon film between the shield and the conductor?
Specifically what cable is it?
It came off my 20 year old Nady wireless transmitter. I installed the 4 pin mini XLR plug and removed the filter cap from the other end. The center wire is white. It also has a clear coating underneath this outer coating. I don't see any coating over the outer shield wire. Just the rubber outer sleeve. Maybe I should use a different chord...
If the cable is 20 years old maybe it's time to retire it
All my cable is too big to squeeze through the mini XLR sleeve. I'll need to buy smaller cable which defeats the purpose of making cheap alternatives to purchasing ready made chords. Frustrating.
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To anyone considering playing this game, please know that it's run by a bunch of vindictive tyrants. A friend (no seriously) currently has a choice between two guild master plots but we're short a bit of vital information. A few other forum members answered it that they couldn't be destroyed. Don't you love Velea just closing threads all the time. And even to completely delete a thread. I find it happening more and more often from her. If they don't want to discuss something they just delete it and go on. So, sorry that your thread and posts were not even really considered by her. It happens so often with most of the subjects and post by me also. I asked if she could name her supervisor so I could lodge a complaint. She advised she didn't have one. They're all equals apparently. So I PM'ed them and put my apparently terrible question to them. Since Velea won't allow me to ask this question in the forums I have to resort to a PM. ____ In fact I had already purchased this plot and another for my friend to choose between so they were both currently mine. She's very busy with university for the next few months so I was following up on this for her, but apparently that's a crime on those forums. |
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Well, in the end they did give you the answer, they don't want people posting on the forums (or sending them PM's) on behalf of other players. If in fact you did own the plot, then you should have just said so and not presented the question the way you did. But in the end, if they really are pissing you off, you could go play a different MMO, plenty of them out there. "What gamers want ... is new game play patterns different from what they've experienced before" - Axehilt |
It's hilarious that you or anyone else would think there's anything wrong with asking game-related question on behalf of another player. There's just no limit on human insanity is there? Meanwhile even though the developers are evil, the community is generally very nice and also not terribly thrilled about the way their devs carry on. Another supportive PM came in. I feel like I need to apologize for your less-than-favorable experiences with our support staff in the last few days. |
In your place I would open a support ticket (support.istaria.com - if I am not wrong), give all details, like "My character 'Kill_them_all_before_they_scream' owns a plot at Shepherds Mountain:Troy [and alike]". I'm not sure why Velea closed it. In my times - when I was active in the forum - I did not notice such habit.
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The way you started your pm was pissy. Probably did not start that off well.
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thats pretty piss poor CSR right there.. asking questions in a forum designed for it, should not be grounds for thread lock unless its already covered in the community created sticky (which all games should have) doesnt matter if you are asking for your self, or a friend. a player's question should be treated as such and responded to (unless its already covered by stickies at which point the csr should advise them to the stickies in question) no thread should be deleted instantly without due cause. its just pisspoor for csr's to go around locking and deleting valid threads/questions related to game mechanics. |
Originally posted by Lithuanian It's apparently common now. I'd only recently returned to the game so had no personal experience with it, but just a week earlier guildies had been talking in guild chat about the forum nazis when a new member told us about their thread having been deleted. And someone was complaining about it in one of the chat channels the other day. Originally posted by Ichmen Yeah it's definitely pisspoor, but I also think it's more than that. They have rules for forum behaviour which implicitly cover moderator behaviour. At the very least this moderator is breaking those rules. Frequently. Trying to chastise players for actions which don't break the rules and are not malicious or destructive - i.e. asking game related questions on behalf of a friend - is bullying. Most organisations have policies covering this and and a mechanism for customers to complain - not staff telling you the only person you can complain to about them, is them. |


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If you are a fan of the state spending more of your money, be sure and thank your state lawmakers for a job well done when you spot them out on the campaign trail this summer.
If Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat, would have gotten his way, spending would be going down this fiscal year, which started on July 1.
Following several amendments, the governor's budget proposal would have cut year-over-year spending by around 1 percent this fiscal year.
Republican lawmakers, who overwhelmingly control the Missouri General Assembly, not only restored the proposed cuts, they added funding.
Therefore, the state will likely increase spending this fiscal year by 3.4 percent to $24.1 billion -- an increase of $801.6 million compared to what was appropriated last year by state lawmakers.
Nixon did veto $240,000 in funding appropriated by lawmakers, citing legal technicalities in three of the items. He also restricted $15 million, fearing overly-ambitious gaming revenue assumptions.
Even though the governor promised to release the funds if revenue collections come in higher than anticipated, Republicans cried foul, accusing the Democrat of playing politics in an election year.
While both parties should get credit for increasing spending, Nixon is one of only three governors -- two Democracts and one Republican -- in the last 30 years to reduce spending year-over-year.
Overall, spending has increased 468 percent from $3.9 billion in 1981 to $22.2 billion in 2011.
Expenditures for fiscal 2012 are still being calculated and are expected to be released in August.
Thanks to higher appropriations by Republicans, expenditures are likely to increase again this year.
By Brian R. Hook, firstname.lastname@example.com, (314) 482-7944
Hook is editor of Missouri Journal, which tracks the economy across the Show-Me State.
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Bradley Dee
4:54 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
This is the reason that Republicans will never win election again with the help of the Middle Class.
The Republicans work for the Fat Cats of Industries.
The Middle Class will never be a bunch of Fair Weather Friends like they are. The Middle Class will be true to the causes that keep this Country Great not the causes that keep the Wealth Industrialist Richer.
Devon Seddon
12:11 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
You've been sold the "middle-class" garbage from the White House, who by the way, supports forcing TAX dollars to go to Insurance Companies. I'm gonna need you to explain how those aren't Fat Cats. I'm gonna need you to explain who got bailed-out, the middle-class or the Fat Cats. I'm also gonna need you all to explain why every flippin' day you are on here defending overspending, except when you get a chance to blame Republicans for it. I'm also going to point out, that this process that this is a bit misleading, as the places where those cuts were going to be made, were chosen knowing the Republicans would defend those effected.
This Governor just recently took from Early Childcare, so you all would think he was giving money to Veterans Homes.
For once, I agree with Earl, this article does not provide the politics behind how all of this came about. I don't agree very often that the government should spend more than they bring in, however I do understand that sometimes circumstances dictate. I don't believe that a recession is the time, regardless of what an "accredited" economist says. We don't know enough about his philosophies or goals for an economy.
Just remember, on a national level, the Senate has not even presented a budget for years, so there's no way to know if they are over or under spending. To me that's fishy.
Again, Earl, I think I'm seeing a different side of you today. I appreciate it, as we usually tend to approach solutions from "different" sides.
William Braudis
12:33 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Mr. Moses,
obama care will result in the largest Tax ever placed upon the Middle Class. And my good man, it is these " Fat Cats " who are responsible for providing JOBS for the Middle Class
Earl Higgins
1:44 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
William, Republicans claimed Clinton's tax increase on the wealthy would screw the middle class and put people out of work. But the unemployment rate dropped from 6.9% to 3.9%, the deficit fell every year and by the time Clinton left office, we were on track to eliminate the entire national debt. (cagle.com)
Just thought you might like some, you know, facts.
Earl Higgins
9:20 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
To the author of this article (and respondents). I ask that we please refrain from silly partisan bickering. Issues of government, the economy, public policy, and public spending are complicated and to pretend that they can be reduced to simple platitudes demeans both the writer and the reader.
Am I "a fan of the state spending more of your money"? Not enough information has been provided in the question to answer it properly. My own personal answer would be "yes, sometimes, and no, at other times". It's all about what the spending is for, and what I, as a taxpayer (and therefore a consumer) get for my money.
According to Keynesian Economics, government expenditures should go above government income during times of recession/depression and government expenditures should dip below government income (taxes) during times of economic prosperity, when the economy is functioning properly as it should. The idea is that the government acts as a counterweight to the private sector, which always acts it's in its own personal self-interest. Without this counterweight of the government providing some stimulation to the economy, things can end up in a tailspin once a recession begins.
I know this isn't what most people want to hear, preferring instead to be spoonfed simple answers like "Republicans are bad, Democrats are good" or "liberals are bad, conservatives are good". But to get out of this mess, we need to understand how we got in it in the first place.
Brian R. Hook
9:53 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
Many Missouri Republicans are big Keynesian fans.
This would be an example of sarcasm.
The point of the article is to get readers to rethink common notions.
Democrats are not always big spenders.
However, both parties have been talking about budget cuts.
Yet, total state spending continues to rise.
Again, I am not saying whether spending more is good or bad.
Earl Higgins
1:26 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Thanks Brian and Devon! While Keynes isn't without his detractors, I feel people should at least be familiar with his work (and criticism of it) if we are to engage in any substantive discussion of government, expenditures, policy and taxes. Simple finger-pointing is what got us here, it certainly isn't going to get us out!
Sonny Pondrom
9:29 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
Good answer. Thanks for the reminder to look past the conservative/liberal views that we hear every day.
Earl Higgins
9:48 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
Thanks Sonny! I have friends who are small-business owners, and I have friends who are (periodically) homeless. It just irritates me to no end when career politicians try to divide us up into neat little boxes, pitting one against the other!
9:53 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
There are 20 new taxes to be passed on the American People just in the Obamacare Act!!!!!! We were told by Nancy Polesi to just pass it and read it later!!!!!! Dah!!!!!!+
Earl Higgins
11:41 am on Friday, July 6, 2012
Thank you "Jan" for that insightful, well researched, fair and balanced assessment of the ACA.
By the way, care to back up any of what you say with any actual evidence? To wit, please show how, as you so eloquently put it, "There are 20 new taxes to be passed on the American People just in the Obamacare Act!!!!!!". I'm having trouble finding them. I do see taxes, but certainly not 20 and certainly most of them are not on individuals. Would love to see your list, we can compare.
Devon Seddon
12:32 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
It is a tax, it is the largest tax increase ever, it doesn't leave out the working middle-class, and I don't know the number of tax increases there are, but I do know it's right around $500,000,000,000.
My point is as it always is, we could stop these politics, and we could stop the need for more government assistance by shrinking the government back to a manageable size. Large government never works. I repeat NEVER. It creates these issues in the first place. Call me Democrat, Republican, Liberal, Conservative, I don't care, but we keep looking to the Government for answers to the problems they've created. I say we address the REASONS for the problems, fix them, and stop the bickering.
1:29 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Using these hysterical extrapolations, everything is a tax ...From state school tuition increases - a tax, damage to your car from driving on bad roads - a tax, global warming - a tax, to the cost of Iraq War - a tax. It goes on and on. Fill-in your own # with many zeroes behind it. Caps-lock, exclamation points, tea drinking and etc etc.
Devon Seddon
4:46 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Just a Supreme Court ruling RD. They lied & used the words "affordable" & "free" and you bought it. Turns out, it's not a gift at all, it's the largest tax increase ever, and we will ALL pay for it. Why do you think they should keep lying and erroneously calling this free or affordable? It only allows the likes of you to perpetuate somehow that we won't have to pay for it.
As for bad roads, either fix them or stop taxing for them (I-70 for 50 years), stop talking about "investing in infrastructure" then sticking the people in Missouri with paying for I-70 a minimum of 3 more times.
I don't buy that humans cause "Climate Change" because energy that actually IS free has been hidden from you since the 20's. The research never accounts for HAARP or the Sun, Solar System, Galaxy, etc. (I could go on for pages on this.)
Why are you so offended by capital letters? They SHOULD help you stress the right words when reading so you don't misunderstand. Using lower case letters hasn't kept you from being hysterical, extrapolating, or even name-calling (which no one did in CAPS).
What makes you think that the government should, or even CAN or handle these issues? Where has it ever worked? Housing? Nope they ruined that (Fair Housing Regulatory Act). Student Loans? Nope, they've even used S.W.A.T. teams trying to collect. Business? Nope, highest corporate tax-rate in the world has caused record unemployment.
Please explain how you think fewer providers for more dependents will work?
7:41 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Whoa, thanks for the update from the right-wing kookosphere Devon.
/ducks -probably will cause another all-caps tangential tirade.
John Niemeyer
9:26 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
500 billion. Can you provide some backup to this. The big talking point the GOP was saying about the $500 billion was the mandate penalty/tax (determine the term for it however you want) The BO which is non partisan says the mandate will effect only 1% of the population and will be only about $27 billion over 10 years. Roughly 2.7 billion a year. Please show me where the rest of the $400+ billion tax is coming from.
Devon Seddon
12:18 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
And again, RD can't substantiate a point, so he attacks & name-calls. Also again, he thinks that a capital-letter is a tyrade, and that name-calling is a point. I presented him with a number of questions, but he only name-calls. Seems like it may be all he knows.
Don't take my word for it, look at the comments.
Sonny Pondrom
3:29 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
A TV show, probable Front Line did a great job covering healthcare around the world. Even some counties with lower economies are doing a better job than we are and for less money. We should look at the results and base our system on the success of others.
John Niemeyer
9:29 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Our health care is rated 37th in the world. I may be wrong on that number but i know not in the top 15.
9:40 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Yeah John, the WHO ranked us at #37. A lot of countries spend less than us per capita and live longer, healthier lives. It is health insurance companies that are the 2 ton gorilla in the room that no Republican or Democrat dare will face.
Jason Wescoat
7:40 am on Saturday, July 7, 2012
A study in 2000 that was designed to penalize countries that actually pay for their healthcare. It's clearly a study designed to make countries that use free-market principles (people pay for what they get) look bad, plain and simple. Even so, that study acknowledges that our actual care is the best in the world, but mitigates that score with their version of "fairness."
For example, the US ranks in the 50's on "fairness of financial distribution" (i.e. those who are poor and sick and are still actually paying for their health care are unfairly being singled out), and in the 70's on "level of health" (i.e. disability adjusted life expectancy, but no other adjustments that impact life expectancy), but number one of "level of responsiveness." So, in other words, we have the best care, but we have to pay for it and we still die sooner (including murders, car accidents, etc...) then other places on that list. Oddly enough, the distribution to get to the score of 37 put the lowest amount of emphasis on the level of responsiveness and the highest on fairness.
10:23 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
If we didn't have 30 million illegals here soaking up free health care, our WHO ranking would be much higher.
Sonny Pondrom
2:34 pm on Saturday, July 7, 2012
It's a good thing the ACA has excluded illegals from coverage.
Bradley Moses
5:05 am on Saturday, July 7, 2012
All Good responses to My view about the Fat Cats. Lets take an example here, Roy Blunt and his WIFE the Tobacco Lobbyist. Do you think that feeding money to Politicians to keep this terrible habit that kill Millions World Wide is not a Fat Cat Plan to keep them Rich. Would you want your spouse sell tobacco goods Money to Congress or the Senate to Buy their VOTE so the Insurance Companies are Guaranteed Money each and everyday, because you and I have not stopped this Lobbing and allowed Her to sell her goods. Oh by the way she is a Republican Senator's WIFE.
John Niemeyer
12:47 pm on Saturday, July 7, 2012
Regardless of who she is married to the spouses of both parties are off limits. Senator Blunt or any other politician is the same situation should recuse themselves from voting on legislation that their spouse is supporting.
Devon Seddon
1:22 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Ever hear of George Soros, AIG, Goldmann Sachs, Hollywood, Network TV, Fanny Mae/Freddy Mac, Warren Buffet, the Unions? Would those be considered Fat Cats or no?
Look at the (insider) investments list for Buffet's companies around bailout time. Just for starters...
9:29 am on Saturday, July 7, 2012
Any person that sends their child(children) to public schools are receiving a tax subsidy from the government.
Knowledge Is Power
11:40 am on Saturday, July 7, 2012
who are the people in government that actively pursue our best interests? we are stuck with this form of government but lets weed out those who are the worst of the self serving and try to get in those with morals and ideas worth pursuing. Any numbscull who only favors one party need not reply.
3:47 pm on Saturday, July 7, 2012
@Sonny - while your statement fundamentally true that persons in the country illegally are not able to join the insurance exchanges established by the ACA (and subsequently not required to pay the penalty for not carrying insurance on their own) that does nothing to alleviate the millions (and arguably billions) of dollars in care they receive for free at tax payer expense since the medical profession is not allowed to turn anyone away from treatment regardless of their ability to pay. It also does not exempt them from receiving other forms of government support that create a burden on healthcare costs. When there are a high number of non-payers, the cost is spread to those who pay making overall costs per person higher. Whether or not it is politically, morally or socially correct, Mike S's statement has some validity since WHO uses costs when ranking a society's heath care.
Rockwood 25
8:48 pm on Saturday, July 7, 2012
One of the most embarrassing stats has been those on infant mortality. Infant mortality in the U.S. is unusually high for a developed country.
Sonny Pondrom
6:47 am on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Elizabeth - Emergency rooms are the only medical professionals who are required to everyone. Doctors can turn away people w/o insurance. Many of these probably do go to the ER. And like Mitt says, there should be a mandate so that more people pay and the cost per person is reduced.
Similar to other countries, we would spend less per capita if we had a Single Payer plan that eliminated the cost of lobbying, executive bonuses, duplicate paperwork, debt collectors and sales force and advertizing. And a smaller number of medical insurance employees would have the single purpose to expose medical fraud.
William Braudis
2:57 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
How about a change of pace, namely, an article in the local weekend Democrat House Organ, is entitled " IRS to police health care law. " You mig h remember that it is the IRS that can not find it's Gluteus Maximus with both hands. Please remember this, if you refuse to pay the Tax when you do not purchase the obama insurance policy, there is ABSOLUTELY nothing the IRS can do aside harass you with hollow threats. But not to worry, obama care will be completely dismantaled.
Sonny Pondrom
3:17 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
William - Why don't you start a new blog with the title, "Why does the Affordable Care Act has no financial consequence for those the break the law?".
William Braudis
3:59 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Mr. Pondrom, what do you mean " Affordable " ?? The obama health care is not affordable and will never be. The House will not Fund this abomination and it will die a very slow death, as it should.
3:52 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Since Obama has set the precedent that illegals can break our immigration laws without any consequences, why should American Citizens act differently?
Sonny Pondrom
5:31 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
mike k - Need I remind you that Obama has placed more guards on the borders than Bush. That the number of illegals entering the country is down. That he has deported more illegals with criminal backgrounds. Si, if American Citizens act differently, then the problem would be worse..
William Braudis
10:42 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Mr. Pondrum,
obamanation increased your take home pay when President Bush's Tax Cuts were extended. Secondly, no need to remind me, tell Arizona, and New Mexico that illegal immigration is down, especially since 'holder' gave the cartels weapons that are being used to shoot at our Border Guards from the Mexico side of the river.
Devon Seddon
1:01 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Sonny, they used to come here for jobs, now that they've all been taxed & regulated to other countries, there's less reason for folks to cross the border.
For those who actually want a solution, move the idea Ellis Island to a few locations along the southern border, boom, all immigration issues are solved.
Earl Higgins
1:59 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
William, you do know that The ATF gunwalking operation was started during the Bush era right? Some of your comments make you appear unfamiliar with the subject.
10:01 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Obama just gave amnesty to over 1 million illegals bypassing the Congress of these United States of America. Perhaps he can also give amnesty to the real Americans who refuse to pay his tax
William Braudis
4:04 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Mike, I'll let you know what happens. At 77 years old and a Veteran I'll not bow down to obama nor any democrat who supports him. obama is my personal enemy.
William Braudis
11:52 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Is it any surprise that Sonny does not "see a connection between these two things." ?
Brian R. Hook
10:29 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Sonny: I don't see the connection between most of what is being discussed and the fact state spending is going up, despite many politicians continuing to claim they are cutting the budget. Again, I'm pointing my finger at both parties. If you believe in higher spending, say you believe in higher spending. Shout it at the mountain tops. But please, politicians, stop lying.
KCF Resident
11:01 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Brian, I'd like to see some details to support your comments about the spending in Jefferson City. I follow the activities closely and what you say is not what I see in the minutes. In fact, when it comes to bills brought to the floor, the Liberal side loses. The minutes show that the Conservatives bring more bills if not all to the floor. I am on the mailing list for weekly updates of all activities when the House is in session from Tim Jones and what you say is not what the minutes report. As for the B-E Patch...I thought it was supposed to report news within our communities and not get involved with partisan politics. I'll end it there!
Brian R. Hook
11:20 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Since both parties dislike me at the moment, I'm not sure you can accuse me of being partisan. But I will be happy to oblige with a spreadsheet showing the increases:
As far as winning or losing, Republicans win most battles.
They do, after all, control the Missouri General Assembly.
But as I mentioned elsewhere, my intention was to provide a different perspective.
I now realize many either did not appreciate or understand my man-bites-dog sense of sarcasm.
For that, I apologize. - BRH
Earl Higgins
9:08 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Sigh. Sorry folks, it looks like despite my pleas for civility and evidence-based discussion above, this has devolved into yet another online shouting match, complete with ridiculous claims and loads and loads of idiotic finger-pointing.
Brian, it isn't your fault! I got your sarcasm from the beginning. I understand your point of view and although we may not agree 100% whether or not this is the time for government austerity, it is certainly worthy of discussion.
Unfortunately, the loons have taken over. Looking at the comments above, let's see: Obama is the cause of illegal immigration, doctors should just let people die if they can't pay, Obama (alone) is responsible for the recession, etc. etc.
And all that nonsense has exactly WHAT to do with Brian's original piece?
Brian R. Hook
9:21 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Thank you Jean and Earl.
And to others, there's probably more sarcasm on my part to come.
I simply can't help myself.
And how's this for a teaser?
Republicans continue to insist they are cutting spending.
And I've got quotes from top leaders.
What will I write next? Hmmm...
Earl Higgins
9:32 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
For what it's worth, Brian, I applaud your pointing out hypocrisy in our politicians. That is one thing I absolutely cannot stand. From the left, from the right, doesn't matter. It's inexcusable.
Devon Seddon
1:14 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
They all spend too much. The government has gotten too big (way bigger than intended) and is trying to "solve" things it wasn't meant to solve (or break for that matter). This increases spending & taxes, putting the burden on you & I, when we aren't the ones that overspent and often disagree with it.
Getting the government involved, adds an unnaccountable middle-man into the scenario, one that needs to take it's cut to pay for it's involvement. Inevitably, less money can be paid out for the problem than was brought in. So we pay in more than what it takes to solve every problem they have gotten involved in. It doesn't make sense or work, yet it continues.
Another thing that gets us in trouble is using taxes as a weapon or an incentive.
Ads currently running, state that one guy is for tax breaks for companies that "move jobs overseas", while the other guy wants you to forget that the highest corporate tax-rate in the world is what caused those companies to make adjustments in the first place, so he can raise their taxes again.
We never get a true representation of what is going on, all because of politics.
We must stop throwing more burdens on the people & businesses so that the government can spend more. Government involvement in businesses through tax-incentives has cost us an endless number of jobs & businesses, and virtually kept the economy in a headlock.
Economies are based on how much money the PEOPLE have to spend, not how much the government can spend.
Sonny Pondrom
10:17 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Brian - What you might consider next is today's news that a MO Democratic raised the price of a government contract so that he could pay back a donor to his campaign. My solution would be to make all elected government offices consist of term of 1 term, so that re-election is not a concern of the office holder. I'm sure we have enough people on this blog to hold opening offices. After all, that is why George Washington served only one term as president.
Earl Higgins
10:45 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Sonny, your point was well taken until that last sentence-as most everyone knows, George Washington served two terms, not one as you state.
Sonny Pondrom
11:26 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
That's right. I remember now. He was asked to serve a 3rd term and he said others should take over. This reminds me of a guy who was chosen to lead an employee's computer club in a large corporation. He did a good job for a while and then his ego was so well feed that he thought more of his reputation than he did his members interest. He thought is was strange when he was replaced. But afterwards he figured it out. And this is the point for making one term offices the law of the land.
What is the problem with a one term office holder? Inspiration is there. An important deadline is there. The will of the people is there. What is not there is experience, big money influence, lobbying friends, time wasted on re-election, and new ideas on how to make government better.
Earl Higgins
11:42 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
But, it would seem, the facts about George Washington completely undermines your point that only one term officeholders can be trusted not to be preoccupied with reelection. I'm assuming you hold "The Father of Our Country" in high regard (as do I), and it didn't seem to affect his ability to serve. Incidentally, I would add Jefferson, Lincoln, FD Roosevelt and many others to the list of successful multiple term officeholders. I think the 22nd Amendment addresses the issue to my own satisfaction.
Devon Seddon
12:51 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Sonny, how about legislation & regulation, or even the complete abolition, of lobbying & lobbyists altogether? I could get on-board with that, but good luck taking those incomes away from the politicians and their "foundations".
1:39 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Where is it suggested that people be left to die if they can't pay or that President Obama is personally the cause of illegal immigration? If you're going to throw around labels like "loons" make sure you're taking direct quotes and not misrepresenting what someone posted or putting words in their mouths. Well, in this case putting text in their comments. Food for thought. Calling out name-calling and finger pointing by name-calling and finger pointing is every bit hypocritical as those GOP lawmakers crying for spending cuts while voting for increases.
Earl Higgins
1:55 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Elizabeth, just look above: "Emergency rooms are the only medical professionals who are required to everyone. Doctors can turn away people w/o insurance." (Sonny P.) and "Since Obama has set the precedent that illegals can break our immigration laws..." (mike k). Thanks for asking!
2:43 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Sorry, but you are twisting those statements to suit your political opinion of the authors. Sonny stated that Doctors CAN turn away patients legally. He didn't post that they SHOULD nor did he provide evidence that they DO when it is a matter of life and death. Mike K is factually correct in stating that a precedent was set when the President and his administration overlooking legal immigration status. He did not make the claim that the President created or cause illegal immigration. Again, you are twisting the statement. If you want to name call, at least be honest about it. Neither one of the comments you are referring to made the claims you accused them of.
William Braudis
3:35 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
Hey folks lets list issues that are based upon actual events. obama has been instituting Taxes and " Fee " into our daily lives without most of you not having a clue.
Do each of you understand, as only one example, the TAX that will be collected through " value add " ? Let it be understood that as you blame President Bush for going to War without funding, your democrats passed the extremely expensive obamacare without funding, therefore he will need to collect TAXES and FEES from all sources to pay for some of his debt and gouge all Americans for the remainder.
obama, his czars and cabinet must be removed from office in one of two ways, firstly, voted out in November or secondly, ......... sorry, I can not think of number 2 at this point.
Holston Black Jr.
10:42 pm on Wednesday, July 11, 2012
All of you commenting need to read about the fight for Social Security and lastly Medicare. Most of the same things that are said, TODAY,were said at the time these programs were past. Yet those of us who are the recipients of these programs revel in them, and all of the dire predictions haven't come to pass. THANKS to the forward thinking Democrats, Republicans and Independents, that persevered in the face of the NEGATIVE HATERS. Seniors and other recipients of these programs appreciate their tenacity and forthrightness may it continue for the good of AMERICA!!!!!!!!
Sonny Pondrom
11:12 pm on Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Dear William, if you want actual events? Here's one, President Obama has increased your take-home pay over the past few years. That is how the 2nd great depression was averted. And if we vote him out of office, that will leave us with Mr. Mute Romney. And who knows what will happen then. Healthcare? Iran war? No schools? Another conservative on Supreme Court? Repeal Rowe vs Wade? More jobs over seas? higher deficit? Tax-cuts for the rich? More jobs layoffs from service sector? Medicare cut? No more public unions? More millionaires in congress? No chance to repeal "Citizens United" Repeal of ACA? And other things that will help the 1% and their trickle down theory.
Devon Seddon
12:47 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Sonny, you don't know anything about Conservatives, they don't want that to do any of that, and never have. As I've said a thousand times, I know what they tell you, I hear it too. No one wants to take those things away from people. What's wrong with giving people the means to get those things themelves? And sorry Holston, but no one wants to take away your Social Security or Medicare, they never have, regardless of what the people actually crippling you are saying as they gain your dependence. Conservatives don't want your children to have to depend on them, too.
Healthcare. Tax increase. Iran. Afghanistan. Rowe/Wade. Save the Whales. No Schools? DOE has not proven to be a school, nor an asset. (No Schools? Come on.) Supreme Court. Uphold the Law, Not an Agenda. Enforce it, Don't Create It. Layoffs? Jobs overseas? Highest corporate tax-rate in the world (as of April), a goal of 10 new regulations per day & people constantly wanting anything that's not a job from the rich. Millionaires in Congress? You didn't look at those stock purchases at bailout-time like I told you, did you? You believe in trickle down when it's taxes and you think you'll get some of it, but not when it comes to jobs, competition, free-enterprise, or any of the foundations that created the very pool of money you think you can dip into without consequence in the first place. It's a huge tax hike that guarantees inflation & unemployment, and makes you pay insurance companies, when you could pay your kids.
Sonny Pondrom
3:35 pm on Monday, July 9, 2012
I agree there were many historical politicians who were successful multiple term officeholders. But I also believe that politics has changed for the worse since then. Although communication is better and you can not lead more effectively now when Super Packs are allowed to influence voting with internet/TV attack ads. Newspapers, back in the day, were slower. The "Swift Boat" tactic is relatively new. Adopting a 'one term' policy would make them extinct as the dinosaur. I think the 22nd Amendment did not go far enough.
Sonny Pondrom
6:51 am on Tuesday, July 10, 2012
A one term limit is a good thing for every office holder. However, most politicians are like a banana. They are green when new and have much to learn. Then by the second term, most turn yellow like the rest of the bunch. And by the third term, they are completely rotten.
This reminds me of an email that could fix things and I will share with you:
Congressional Reform Act of 2012
1. No Tenure* / No Pension*. A Congressman/woman collects a salary while in office and receives no pay when they're out of office.
2. Congress (past, present & future) participates in Social Security**. All funds in the Congressional retirement fund move to the Social Security system immediately. All future funds flow into the Social Security system, and Congress participates with the American people. It may not be used for any other purpose.
3. Congress can purchase their own retirement plan**, just as all Americans do.
4. Congress will no longer vote themselves a pay raise*. Congressional pay will rise by the lower of CPI or 3%.
5. Congress loses their current health care system* and participates in the same health care system as the American people.
6. Congress must equally abide by all laws* they impose on the American people.
7. All contracts* with past and present Congressmen/women are void effective 12/1/12. The American people did not make this contract with Congressmen/women. Congress made all these contracts for themselves after they became rotten. :-)
John Niemeyer
8:18 pm on Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Although I do not believe in term limits I do think the e-mail you posted makes a lot of sense.
William Braudis
10:29 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Dear Friends, and the majority of you on welfare,
Think back, had you studied while in school instead of " having a good time ' you very possibly could have become one of the 1 %'ers., or at least self sufficient. Robin Hood, or the Hood, better known as obamanation is chasing many of the 1%'ers out of the U.S., and as each leaves your share cost of obamacare increases.
So lets get these 1%'ers and screw them good. Let them give us what we did not earn.
Note: 1%'ers, those that provide millions of jobs for you slackers.
Earl Higgins
12:11 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
William, painting with a mighty broad brush there aren't we? Normally I don't respond to trolls, but what can I say, you caught me.
Tell me William, did you study while in school? Are you one of the 1%ers? If not, why not? People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones my friend.
1:16 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Are you referring to the corporate welfare recipients -the beneficiaries of TIFS, government military spending, protected monopolies. Not all companies blackmail states and municipalities for tax credits or threaten to leave in order to be subsidized but many do.
Where do you think all the money in politics comes from my friend? They aren't pouring money into campaigns for their health. Not all 1%ers buy up politicians so they get a return on investment via tax breaks, easing of financial and environmental regulations -but enough do.
Oh the naivete...
William Braudis
11:25 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Mr. Devon Seddon, thank you for inserting intelligence to this subject. It is so obvious and sad that these democrats making comments have no idea as to the truth.
They are mesmerized by obama and react as ghouls as they fall to their knees clutching his legs and praising him, as their god.
Devon Seddon
1:20 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Thank you, but we need to see past party, along with emotion, devotion, and face value, and look at real cause & effect. Until we do, it's an endless spiral. Downward unfortuanately. False claims like: "President Obama has increased your take-home pay over the past few years" won't make it past those who stick to these principles, Those who review results, and apply basic economic principles, can easily see that it just isn't true. Last month 80,000 jobs "created", 85,000 lost jobs. Maybe that statement wasn't directed at those folks.
William Braudis
12:26 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Mr. Higgins,
All that I will share is that the IRS tells me that I am in the lower half of the Middle Class, which is fine with me. Oh yes I did study but not until College.
Earl Higgins
12:31 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Well then you should probably consider not judging others so harshly, know what I mean? As in, maybe think about not telling others why they failed to get into the "1%", when you yourself failed at same? Sound good?
William Braudis
1:02 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Earl, I am so sorry that my message was too complicated for you, however, yes, I do feel that I am in a position to judge these losers harshly.
Sonny Pondrom
1:41 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
I have an item 8 to the Congressional Reform Act of 2012. It's based on a practice that the Air Force has in boot camp. If someone in the group violates a rule, the entire company is punished. This has the effect of everyone watching, teaching and guaranteeing that rules are followed. Item 8 should impose this philosophy on Congress.
Devon Seddon
2:37 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
That's exactly what you get by promoting competition, watching, teaching, and guaranteeing not only that the rules are followed, but the best products, prices, and wages are available too.
1:51 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
When a developer etc gets a Missouri state tax credit - many people don't realize this, but it is convertible into cash. They can turn around and sell that credit. A loot of money. Both political parties have a long history of doling these credits out, so let's not get into the partisan stereotyping.
People may not realize -when a developer gets a TIF, developer receives the money up front, basically. The municipalities pay to retire their bond/borrowing via the higher sales tax which taxpayers pay over decades. Worth noting, even the stereotypical welfare recipients pays sales tax.
The direct beneficiaries of these large sums of money of taxpayer monies from tax credits, and TIFs are a relatively few individuals via their entities, as opposed to the social program recipients (welfare label) where larger # of people are direct beneficiaries.
Of course the corporate welfare people can argue that their welfare also benefits the many-via a Rube Goldbergian trickle down machine.
This is all not to say that I believe all TIFs and state tax credits have had poor results, same as social welfare spending. But the misinformation campaign utilized by those with the power (typically the ones with the money) has gone over the edge.
Devon Seddon
2:18 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Thatta-boy RD, now you're on to something, but let's go a little farther. How about we eliminate TIFs and tax-incentives altogether? Then, all of these problems are all gone.
As I've stated before, using taxes as weapons or incentives is what creates every single one of these issues. Eliminating those practices eases these issues and removes them from the table.
Real solutions aren't too hard to find when we take off our blue or red glasses.
3:13 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
How about eliminating the favored tax rate for capital gains and dividends that enable Mittens Romney to have a 10% tax rate? Tax it the same as other income -such as wages.
As of now, a person can inherit millions tax free, put this money in tax-free investments or capital gain/dividend generating invesments, and pay at a much lower rate than a working person. Such a person is favored in our tax system, and deified by some (Job Creator), but they never have to work a day in their life. The American Dream - to be born wealthy.
Devon Seddon
12:42 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
You went with the Party-line & we lost you. The old "Romney's rich deflection". We know the routine, but what about results?
You can't say you're for the working middle-class, then tax away their jobs & pin the bills of system dependents on them. You can't say "Republicans only want to help the rich" when George Soros, AIG, Goldmann Sachs, Hollywood, Network TV, Fanny/Freddy, Warren Buffet, David Geffen, Auto Makers, Unions etc. got you elected so you bailed them out. You can't say "no new taxes for anyone making under $250,000/yr", then apply mandates forcing cities to raise their taxes to cover the cost (St Peters right now). It's lie after lie everytime they open their mouth.
Look, CA, NY & IL (run by crook after criminal) constantly blame Conervatives for their plight, yet they never elect one.
Dependents play an important role, it's a voter pool of "victims of the rich" (actually the Dems) that continues to get bigger not smaller under their care. Dependents who become INdependent is a different 1%, but with a decimal & a few zeroes before it.
Perpetuate poverty & dependence, blame the rich instead of those responsible, say Reps want to take away your aide, and poof, you have a Dem vote.
The game is trasparent, and you are too smart to miss it when it's written right into the results.
FYI - Conservatives REGULARLY suggest & support flat-tax-rates, but your "Ambassadors of Fairness" shoot them down. Why? Their votes come from these problems, not from solutions.
1:36 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
Devon -you mention results. Well we are still living with the results of the deregulatory, tax cuts for the wealthy and unsustainable hyped up markets -as they blew up in 2008. .
You say you favor taking away all tax breaks and incentives, and I point out some substantial breaks to address (capital gains/dividend tax rates -and uber-protection of inherited monies -as opposed to working people's wages.) Time to take off your tea-colored sunglasses?
Flat tax, yet another pollyanish or starve the beast solution. There is a reason the wealthy want flat tax - because it would benefit them, yet again. Most the proposals out of the GOP entail lowering or eliminating the tax rates on investment income.
I have no party affiliation, by the way. It only seems that way since the GOP has embraced and financed the most extremist political tack in our lifetimes.
I'm done replying to your weak rants - they do not merit a response. Feel free to rule this Patch.
Devon Seddon
6:13 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
I have a friend that inherited a farm, if he sells the farm this year, his capital gains tax is around 21%, if he sells it next year it's 35%. Why does the government need, think they deserve, or even have the right, to apply an absurd increase like that? Because they spend too much? Because they are unnaccountable? So they can get farther into our lives? So they can force us to buy products like insurance & alternative energies (where they spent our money anyway, when we already learned in the 70's they didn't work) Because they refuse to create a budget? Because they don't have to tell us what they do with it? Because they can better decide what to do with it? Why?
They don't deserve another dollar until they can manage the money they have & stop spreading themselves too thin.
I don't have the space to explain to you the effects of the Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bush, back & forth battle that's been going on for decades but needless to say, it's a little more complicated than how you seem to see it. I suggest actually looking at some of the numbers of those eras, instead of listening to what you're hearing. Here's where you start, the Fair Housing Regulatory Act. You'll find you'll know a little more when you're done. And that a lot of what you've been led to believe is wrong. It isn't your fault, 98% Liberal media, that's why you are misinformed.
Wait, I thought the wealthy got all the benefits from the CURRENT tax-plan?
You're embarrassing yourself, do some research.
Sonny Pondrom
2:26 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Tax Increment Financing, or TIF, is a public financing method that is used for subsidizing redevelopment, infrastructure, and other community-improvement projects. Good examples include: the original electrification of the Tenn Valley Authority, the National hwy system, the internet, etc. Poor examples include: some urban development, No Child left behind, some subsidies to big oil, war of drugs, etc.
Devon Seddon
2:51 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
I think they all must go. Just like lobbyists, they are subjective, play favorites, & segregate, as well as open the back-room door for easy under-the-table corruption. We already have enough of that.
Sonny Pondrom
4:00 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012
RDBet - The American Dream - to be born wealthy. I like it :-). Unfortunately, I had other things on my mind at the time.
William Braudis
1:57 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
Sonny, being born into riches is not the American Dream, using your school years to your best advantage would lead to the American Dream. I have a hunch that you purchase several Lottery Tickets each week as your way, as a democrat, to reach the " American Dream " .
William Braudis
12:45 am on Friday, July 13, 2012
It is good to read in these comments that President Bush gave guns to the Mexican Cartel as Mr. Higgins suggested. All along I believed that it was holder with obamations blessings. I most certainly am glad that you democraps have moved into our area to share your correct information. Now, do not forget to get back monday morning in time for lockdown.
Earl Higgins
7:45 am on Friday, July 13, 2012
Your sarcasm does not hide your ignorance of the truth, William.
Read it, you might learn a thing or two.
William Braudis
1:51 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
Mr. Higgins, you most certainly are an interesting guy. Any one who goes to school for 12 years and does not let it interfere with stupidity has got to be special.
Sonny Pondrom
4:10 pm on Friday, July 13, 2012
Calling each other names in this blog will produce nothing worth while. Let's use respectable language and see if we can agree on a solution to this recession.
Sonny Pondrom
10:05 am on Saturday, July 14, 2012
Devon says, "Here's where you start, the Fair Housing Regulatory Act."
Can you itemize the parts that you find objectionable? And submit a sub-paragraph on why.
William Braudis
10:05 am on Saturday, July 14, 2012
Devon, " You went with the Party Line...." This is the most intelligent statement appearing under this subject. Now lets see what stupidity these self destruction democrats can come up with. I can not believe that these young democrats can not understand what obama is setting up. If he and the democrats win in November, the United States Government will be converted to a dictatorship within the first four years and the SECOND REVOLUTIONARY WAR WILL BEGIN. Does anyone believe that the United States Military will stand behind obama ?
Sonny Pondrom
10:35 am on Saturday, July 14, 2012
William asks: "Does anyone believe that the United States Military will stand behind obama ?" Yes. I would say more, but your not a listener anyway.
Dictator? I saw how Obama bent over backwards to compromise with the House during his first two years in office. Then when the Tea Party folks (influenced by big money) showed up, he saw the error of trying to talk with them. Which brings me back to you and my starting comment. Start speaking sensible, like Devon, and have a nice day.


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I purchased 3 hydro-bat plate molds and used one last week. I rolled a 1/2 inch slab, cut it in a circle to 'almost' cover the mold and placed it on the mold. Using a sponge, I 'threw' the rim of the plate, thinning the clay somewhat, until it reached the end of the mold. Then I 'threw' a foot on the plate, therefore making the center of the plate thinner and creating a nice foot. I covered the mold with plastic for a day, then let it sit uncovered for a couple of days (my studio is in my basement so pieces don't dry quickly). I had to force the piece off the mold at the leather hard stage.....it was really stuck on. The plate turned out nicely despite the trouble releasing it from the mold.
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Hydro-bat Plate Mold Altering?
Posted 07 April 2012 - 11:16 AM
No way to know for sure if you're going to get air bubbles as you trim down, but I think it shouldn't be an issue. The bottom has many because it was the top when the mold was being made. The bubbles migrate to the top when they vibrate the wet plaster to get the bubbles out. You can shave down the plaster with any tool, but it's going to create a ton of dust, so maybe try keeping it wet while you work. For the amount of work you're going to have to do, it may be just as easy to throw a plate and make your own hump mold.
Neil Estrick
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Owner, Neil Estrick Gallery, LLC
Posted 09 April 2012 - 07:32 AM
Thanks for the replies. Making a new hump mold is probably the best way to go. I was checking some comments from other forums and it seems the hydro-bats are not just plaster....they have concrete mixed in so it probably wouldn't trim well.
Brenda Moore
Mossy Rock Creations
High Point, NC
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Let the Advent...tures begin!
The first day of December is a big day for me because I have most likely spent hours the night{or ahem...early morning} before prepping for our advent festivities.
We hang these 25 little stockings in our kitchen and fill them with 3 slips of paper each.
{*If you were wondering about the random piece of paper hanging down in the top of the picture. We also have our artwork/school work line in our kitchen.}
One slip of paper is for a fun Christmas activity like:
making ornaments
stringing popcorn
making gingerbread houses
cutting out paper snowflakes, etc.
The second slip of paper lists a service to do that day. I added this, this year taking inspiration from Cheri.
The services I am most excited about are to brush off our neighbor's car and to shovel their driveway. :) It snowed all day today and shoveling is the service for tomorrow so it's perfect timing.
And the third slip of paper has a Christmas Hymn. We read the coordinating scriptures listed with the hymn and then sing the song. So far, as in tonight :), it has gone well.
My five year old even got to read a verse with some help. As we get closer to Christmas, there are some small nativity pieces in the stockings also. We build up a nativity scene over about 12 days adding our last piece, Baby Jesus, on Christmas day.
We did this last year and it was great for my kids. I use our less expensive almost unbreakable set so there is no stress.
This year is going to be kind of a trick because we are leaving town for a few days in between now and Christmas. I have had to get creative with how the pieces will be set up, but Baby Jesus should arrive on Christmas! :)
Another advent I have started this year is a Christmas book one.
I wrapped all of our Christmas books, some I got from DI for 50 cents, and ones from the library in old paper grocery sacks and lasts year's leftover wrapping paper. Each wrapped book then got a little numbered tag tied on with yarn.
Each night they get to unwrap a "new" book.
Somehow unwrapping an old book or even borrowed book is pretty exciting.
I just love Christmas advents. I don't put in as much work or creativity as most but it really makes things more fun.
What about you? Are you an advent-ist?
Did I just make up a word?...probably.
18 comments:
- Trina Curran said...
Oh I love the book idea! I am going to start that tomorrow. Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
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- thepracticalperfeccionista said...
I just posted about some of our Advent traditions myself! I love celebrating Advent!
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- picknstitch said...
I'd say you put a lot of creativity into this! Very nice, love the book idea. My kids are practically grown now, but advent activities are still important (and a piece of chocolate every day never goes out of style!)
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- Sawdust and Paperscraps said...
Absolutely. Although this year we didn't do anything creative. I bought one decorative box that sits on the table and it has a different little surprise in it everyday. Then there is a chocolate advent calendar as well so we can keep track of the days and I don't have to bother with numbers on the gift box. Things are crazy around here but I don't want to break our tradition so I'm going easy on myself. I really don't think Madison cares at all how cute or creative the presentation is anyway. It's the idea of it that's exciting. The presentation is more about me than her.
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- rahel said...
What great traditions! I usually put small presents in the calendar (gingerbread, nuts, raisins, chocolate, hairclips....) but the idea with the paper slips is so nice and also the wrapped books.
Thanks for sharing. - 1.12.10
- Ashley @ Little Miss Momma said...
Awww, I love how adorable this advent is! I still need to take down my t-day decor, lol!
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- Louisa said...
I like your stockings. So sweet! I love the idea of having three slips for your Advent calendar. When my nephew was born last year I decided to make an Advent calendar for his family so they could have Advent as one of their always traditions. I made a new one this year http://auntielouisa.blogspot.com/2010/11/advent-calendars.html . As he's still quite young it contains little holiday themed gifts for his family. Yesterday he opened a book telling the Christmas story. Today he'll open the first bits of a fabric nativity set I made. As he gets older I like the idea of adding services.
- 2.12.10
- Katie said...
I never really grew-up with consistent traditions and I'm looking forward to creating our own with our kids. I love these suggestions, love the Christmas book idea!
- 2.12.10
- Sarah Marie said...
What a beautiful idea. I plan recreate for our 1 year old! Let's keep the CHRIST in Christmas now and everyday of the year! :) And I just love how both you and the gal from Lemony Squeezy Home are wearing circle skirts in your posts on the "I am Momma" blog. That's super fun. :)
- 2.12.10
- hawkeyejlp said...
We are observing the "25 Days of Giving" and I describe our method this year in this post: http://hawkeyejlp.blogspot.com/2010/12/mom-fail-redeemed.html
- 2.12.10
- Amy said...
LOVE LOVE LOVE the Christmas book advent idea! I'm definitely going to try that next year!
P.S. I linked to this post on my blog, because I loved the book idea so much. :)
(http://actualizingamy.blogspot.com/2010/12/advent-terrific.html) - 2.12.10
- Family Valois said...
Hello! Wonderful, as always!
- 2.12.10
- Anna said...
wow, this is great delia. love that you have all three items in each day, what fun! and the wrapping of old books, now that's cool.
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- Jes said...
Delia, friend, you amaze me! You make EVERYTHING so much more beautiful and special. You would be such a fun mom! :)
Im so stealing these ideas! - 2.12.10
- Alison said...
I LOVE that you are rolling all of your advent ideas into one! And the idea of focusing everything more on service and the true meaning of Christmas is so refreshing to me! LOVE it.
- 4.12.10
- Sew Much Ado said...
I love all the little stockings, those are adorable!
- 4.12.10
- K. Fox said...
I absolutely LOVE this! Both the calendar and the books ! I'm very excited to see all the holiday crafts you come up with.
Blogged about this post here: http://birchandkristine.blogspot.com/2010/12/starting-family-traditions-and-looking.html
Thanks so much for the lovely inspiration. Keep it coming! :) :) :) Much love to you and your family this holiday season. - 6.12.10
- Stacey said...
What a wonderful advent idea. I'd love for you to stop by this weekend and link up to my Christmas Stocking Linky Party.
http://boyohboyohboycrafts.blogspot.com - 15.12.10