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Posted on 11/07/2012 4:47:59 PM PST by Kaslin
RUSH: All of our lives, ladies and gentlemen, what have we heard when it comes to presidential elections? It's the economy, it's the economy, it's the economy. In my lifetime, I've not lived in a worse economy than this one. This should have been a slam dunk. But it wasn't. There are reasons why. We're gonna have to dig deep to find them and we're gonna have to be honest with ourselves when we find the answers to this. I keep reading a bunch of stuff that bloggers and conservative analysts are saying.
One of the popular theories is, "Well, you know, you still can't discount the historical nature. He's the first African-American president, and the American people felt sorry for him. They just want to give him a second chance. They just couldn't bring themselves to vote against him. The next time, Rush, the Democrats aren't gonna have that kind of hold on anybody. They're not gonna have that kind of attachment to people," and blah, blah. Look, I'm in favor of optimism as much as the next guy, but we are living in the midst of the Democrat Party transforming this country. I don't deny and I don't doubt that race is a central factor in what happened, but it is not the sole explanation. There are additional substantive reasons. You can't minimize the woman in Cleveland, "Obama phone! He give us a phone, Obama phone!"
>Do not underestimate the importance of what I am saying. A misunderstanding or disagreement or what have you, of what creates prosperity in this country. There are clearly now two schools of thought on that. There used to not be much of an argument. You go back not that long ago, Democrats used to talk about hard work. Even last night Obama's talking about hard work. He doesn't mean it. In his acceptance campaign speech last night, it's more of a campaign speech than acceptance speech, (imitating Obama) "I believe that if you're black, brown, gay, don't matter who you love, if you're this or that..." He went through every surface definition of a human being that he could think of, "And if you work hard, you got a fair shake..." Everybody's cheering.
The fact of the matters is the people that gathered at McCormick Place last night do not believe that. They do not think they have a fair shake. They have been ill-educated. They don't believe they've got a fair shake. They think the deck is stacked against them. They think the Democrat Party corrects that. They think the Democrat Party's gonna punish the people who have unfairly gotten stuff that they shouldn't have. They got more stuff than other people have stuff and that stuff's gotta be redistributed. That's the sad reality here. There isn't a work ethic in this country anymore that's universal. Get a college education and that means magic is supposed to happen for a lot of people. And if it doesn't, if you don't get stuff, if you don't get success that they tell you you're gonna get if you do these things, then the game's rigged.
Hard work is sneered at. Suggesting that somebody go get a job is reacted to in many places, "Oh, easy for you to say. You've got one." I want to go back to the Republican convention again. I want to ask these questions. I want you all thinking about this. Because it's being said, once again, that the Republicans have an outreach problem, that we don't have Hispanics and we don't have blacks and we don't have women. Okay, fine. We don't. What are we supposed to do? Are we supposed to embrace amnesty?
No, no, no, I'm asking. Snerdley's in there laughing, but I'm being serious with this. We have achieved, brilliant, highly accomplished African-Americans, blacks, Hispanics, you name it, throughout the Republican Party. They serve in office. Many of them are CEOs. It doesn't count. It doesn't count in the media. It doesn't count in the Democrat Party. It doesn't count with Obama voters about whom it is said that stuff matters most. It doesn't count. Why not? Why, putting it somewhat coarsely, why doesn't the Republican Party get credit for Condoleezza Rice? Why doesn't the Republican Party get credit for Marco Rubio? Why doesn't the Republican Party get credit for Suzanne Martinez?
How is it that Michele Bachmann, a highly achieved woman, barely, barely ekes out reelection, and Jesse Jackson Jr. at the Mayo Clinic going through everything he's a going through, wins in a landslide? I could throw these examples up to you all afternoon. Why don't those people, why don't the Marco Rubios, the Allen Wests -- what a great man. What a great American. Allen West, what a great role model. Clarence Thomas. Herman Cain. None of it counts. Don't tell me the Republican Party doesn't have outreach. We do. But what are we supposed to do now? In order to get the Hispanic or Latino vote, does that mean open the borders and embrace the illegals?
I want you to think about this. Is that what this means? Is that what the Republican establishment means? We've gotta reach out to Hispanics, is that what they mean? If we're not getting the female vote, do we become pro-choice? Do we start passing out birth control pills? Is that what we have to do? Okay, let me ask you, if that's what we have to do, pretend that we're doing it. Pretend that in the next couple weeks, couple months, the Republican Party announces that it is for contraception being paid for by the state and in fact the Catholic Church must give contraception away and make abortion available, are we going to get the votes that Obama got last night? We're not? Really, we're not? We won't? But we're not getting the votes that Obama got last night because we have Condoleezza Rice, and she is pinnacle of achievement and intelligent, well spoken. I mean, you can't find a more accomplished, better person than Condoleezza Rice, Marco Rubio. And just speaking in street lingo, we're not getting credit for it.
Now, is it that Republicans are looking for credit and it's not perceived as genuine? Are these people all viewed as tokens? And the white Republican establishment, is just putting these people out front but they really don't believe that Marco Rubio's that good a deal or that Condi, are they just window dressing? If that's so, if that's the perception the Obama voters, then how do we change that?
What do you mean, you don't? Well, if you look at these exit polls, if we don't change that, we're not gonna win elections, according to the exit polls. There's one option that still hasn't been tried in a long time. It's called conservatism with a capital C. It still hasn't been tried. This was not a conservative campaign. It was a good campaign, I don't want anybody misunderstanding me here 'cause I think Mitt Romney is one of the best people, human beings I've ever met. I have no quarrel with Mitt Romney, and I'm not gonna be one to dump on Romney. Everybody can do Monday morning quarterbacking and so forth. We all have our -- like, for example, when I heard Romney in the last two weeks talking about reaching across the aisle, I cringed, but I'm not gonna come here and introduce negativism 'cause I'm not gonna change him.
What I say on the air is not gonna change Romney's approach. They've got their strategerists. They got their campaign people to figure out what they want to do. I think there was too much assuming going on, too much assumption that people understood what Romney was talking about when he starts talking about the economy.
But I'm telling you: We're gonna have to go back and redefine how prosperity happens in this country. And conservatism and the Constitution are the best way to do this! Are we...? Let's see. (mumbling) Let's see. Youth! We need the youth vote. Are we supposed...? I'll tell you what let's do as the Republican Party. Let's announce -- say around Christmastime, so that we can get close to being Santa Claus ourselves.
Let's announce that we are for the legalization of marijuana and that, as a party, we believe in forgiving all student loans. Let's beat Obama to the punch. You know Obama runs the student loan program. Well, let's go get the youth vote! Is that how we would do it? Okay, so where...? Obviously the answer is no. All these examples I've given you make sense. Latinos?
We're not gonna gets the Latino vote by opening the borders and saying, "You know what? Let anybody in who wants to come in." Some Republicans who think we have to do that. Keep sharp eye. Women? Let's start our own abortion industry. Let's go out and get the women's vote. The point is -- I just want you to think about it -- would that work? In this America today, would that work? It does for the Democrats.
Every Obama voter may not be religious, but they believe in Santa Claus. And you know what else they believe about Santa Claus? Santa Claus doesn't judge anybody. You're gonna get your stuff no matter how you behave. You're gonna get your stuff whether you're a good guy, bad guy, or a nonentity. Santa Claus isn't judgmental. In fact, Santa Claus loves you because you have the deck stacked against you!
The Democrat Party has made every one of their voters, other than the elite professors and the Hollywood types (who ought to know better), think they're members of victim groups. And that they have no way to achieve prosperity in the traditional way. The deck is stacked against them by people like us, they think. So government's gotta come in and make it fair. And that's cool, by the way. That's hip! That's cool!
RUSH: Okay, folks, I'm watching Fox here during the break. You know what I just heard? Doug Schoen, who is a Democrat pollster, who, in recent years, has shown a proclivity to side with Republicans, be that as it may. You know what I just heard Doug Schoen say? The Republican Party has not shown an inclination to be inclusive in order to join with people to solve the nation's problems. The Republican Party has not shown the inclination to be inclusive.
Now, what in the Sam Hill does that mean? We are to infer that Obama and the Democrats are inclusive. What does that mean? The Democrats are inclusive? Let's see. Obama has not talked to Boehner or the Republicans since July. Obama is not inclusive. He is exclusive when it comes to accepting Republican ideas to solve problems. He is dismissive. He impugns. The Republicans have an idea, he says, "Too bad, I won." That's his right, he can do that. My point is, Obama is not inclusive, but it's thought that he is.
The Republicans have more Hispanic elected officials than the Democrats do. The Republicans, you saw at our convention, the Republicans want success for everybody. Conservatives want everybody to be the best they can be. And Doug Schoen hasn't seen any evidence of our inclusiveness. I'm sorry, folks, that is just blatantly false, untrue. But it's out there. The Republicans have, I don't know how much outreach they've done to try to show that they're inclusive. Romney's whole campaign was built around the fact that he was for everybody. He wanted to help every family. But Doug Schoen hasn't seen any evidence of Republicans' inclination to be inclusive. What does that mean? We're not for gay marriage? Does that mean that we don't want to pass out birth control pills? Does that mean that we're not for taxpayer funded abortions? Does that mean we're not for amnesty for illegal aliens? Inclusive?
Robin, Evansville, Indiana. Hi, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.
CALLER: Hi. Mega dittos, Rush. How are you?
RUSH: I'm great. Thanks very much.
CALLER: As a woman, and Republican woman as a matter of fact, I just am totally disgusted for women not coming out to vote for Mitt Romney. How could you not want to move our country in the right direction instead of going backwards?
RUSH: Well, you see, we're getting to the rub of it here. Apparently for the women who voted for Obama, he is taking the country in the right direction as far as they're concerned. The right direction for them is making sure that Republicans don't take away their birth control pills or their right to have an abortion. And I'm not exaggerating. It's what the exit polls show.
CALLER: Well, it's crazy to believe that. It's crazy to believe that they could do that or would do that.
RUSH: For you and me it's crazy to believe that anything Obama does works. We're living in the midst of it not working. We're living in the absolute destruction and failure of this economy and this country.
CALLER: Exactly. As a woman, how can you not notice when you go to the grocery store that the prices of food's gone up?
RUSH: No. No, no, no. No, no. Price of food doesn't matter. It's that the next time you go to the grocery store, the birth control pills might not be there if Romney is elected.
CALLER: Oh, too bad, so you ought to pay for your own birth control. There are free clinics still in this country.
RUSH: No. It's not their job to provide their own birth control. That's the purpose of government. Obama is gonna ensure that whenever they want it, they're gonna get it.
CALLER: That's not how it works. God helps those who helps themselves.
RUSH: Well, I know it's not how it works, but we are outnumbered now by people who think that way, Robin. This is what we've got. We can sit here and lament all day long why they think what they think. The fact is, they do.
CALLER: Well, I used to think that way at one time.
RUSH: Well, what changed you?
CALLER: I married a very conservative man.
RUSH: See, you're letting a man run your life. You've already let women down. See, that's why you don't count.
CALLER: No, not necessarily, he was listening to you on the radio --
RUSH: I'm telling you the way they think. I'm telling you way Gloria Steinem thinks. You're an embarrassment to the sisterhood. What do you mean, your husband determines what you think? How could you say that?
CALLER: He listens to talk radio. (laughing)
RUSH: You think it's funny. I'm telling you, this is who they are.
CALLER: I know who they are, and I'm ashamed it's how they are.
RUSH: I'm scared of how they are.
CALLER: I am, too. It scares me how they are.
RUSH: I don't know how to reach these people.
CALLER: I don't either.
RUSH: I shudder to think what they think of me. I mean, I'm right behind Romney in taking stuff away from them as far as they're concerned.
CALLER: Oh, well, you're the anti-Christ sometimes, Rush, is what they think of you.
RUSH: Exactly.
CALLER: I thought you were crazy at first, too, until I started really listening to you, and I'm like, "Well, he's right. He's right in what he says."
RUSH: A guy on the radio can ruin their life, and only the president of the United States can save them as far as they're concerned. But anyway, that's who voted for the guy, folks. It's here in the exit poll data. I shared it with you at the top of the program. I mean, he got a majority of votes from people who think he is far and away much better in an internationally crisis. Libya, Benghazi, Arab Spring. I know. The media didn't tell the story. That's another thing, too. But that's what it is as well. We can sit here and cry over that all we want, but that's what we're dealing with. And we're outnumbered by these people now. That's the hard, cold reality.
I agree but it's not bad or painful enough. DEFUND it. (we've had 4 years to prepare). If you haven't prepared...start today and DEFUND it while you're preparing. Protect yourself and your family. Let the useful idiots try to prop it up with the EBT cards.
It's easy. It's the socialism, stupid. Explain it to them after...It's the (socialists) economy, stupid. There is nothing we the prepared, we the productive can do to fix it.
There are small battles every day in the big war. Seize the day. Every day.
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For starters we shitcan the Republican party altogether.
Jesus said that you would know a person by his fruit, i.e., by his actions. The same is true for nations. Our fruit is rotten. The fear of God is the "beginning" of wisdom. We have no fear or respect for the Living God.
We have loved and embraced what God hates. It's by His grace that we have been preserved as a nation. How much longer can we expect to enjoy His grace while we kill babies, enable perversion, call evil good and call good evil? I suspect not very long.
If history is a teacher, let's remember the civil war. We view this as a historic event, which it is. However, it also provides us insight into how God operates. We can also see God's hand in the ups and downs of ancient Israel. Bottom line: when a nation does evil God patiently offers it time to "repent", i.e., change and go the right way - His Way. In the case of the civil war, I believe that the cries of oppressed slaves over many generations were heard and after much long-suffering the answer from heaven was terrible and bloody. God is not mocked. What we sow - we will reap - unless we repent.
Still, there is hope in the story of Jonah and John 3:16.
Give lots of money to the Green Party.
Can we take over the Green Party? What if we all join it?
I agree with everything you say, Christianity is no longer accepted, or at least respected, by a majority of Americans. I'm an evangelical Christian, and it's obvious that a large portion of our nation's people are fast becoming not just atheist but hatefully anti-Christian. 30 years ago few people in the US would admit that they were atheist or agnostic, but now it's the fashionable thing to say and they're coming out of the woodwork everywhere to ridicule those of us who still believe God's infallible Word. The predominantly Christian America that I knew and loved as a young man and father of two children in the '60s is no more and I fear will never return.
I believe the final straw for America may be Obama turning the nation against Israel after 6+ decades of support and friendship with God's chosen people. It's obvious that he hates Israel and Netanyahu (sp?) and only goes through the motions of maintaining our former close relationship with her. God's promise to Abraham is still valid and unbreakable, and Israel will recognize Him as Messiah when He returns and sit's on David's throne in Jerusalem for 1000 years in fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Scripture tells us that when He returns every nation that has persecuted Israel will be cursed and ultimately destroyed, and I'm afraid the US will be one of those nations.
My greatest hope for my kids and grandkids is solely in the soon return of Jesus Christ to defeat Satan and his demonic army and set up His 1000 year kingdom in Jerusalem. Every member of my extended family is born again and ready to meet Him in that perfectly renovated future world that no one will ever see unless they confess Jesus as Lord and believe that God raised Him from the dead, per Ro ch 10 vs 8-9. I'm very disappointed tonight but I'm not without hope because I know that nothing that Obama or Islam can do will prevent God doing what He promised to do, and that will be far better than anything that any political party or any president could do.
Let me know when your party is able to do what you want it to do. Then I might consider to join it and vote for their candidates
Psalm 37 -Of David.
Do not fret because of evil men or be envious of those who do wrong; for like the grass they will soon wither, like green plants they will soon die away. Trust in the Lord and do good; dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture. Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart.
Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him and he will do this: He will make your righteousness shine like the dawn, the justice of your cause like the noonday sun. Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him; do not fret when men succeed in their ways, when they carry out their wicked schemes.
Refrain from anger and turn from wrath; do not fretit leads only to evil. For evil men will be cut off, but those who hope in the Lord will inherit the land.
A little while, and the wicked will be no more; though you look for them, they will not be found. But the meek will inherit the land and enjoy great peace. The wicked plot against the righteous and gnash their teeth at them; but the Lord laughs at the wicked, for he knows their day is coming.
The wicked draw the sword and bend the bow to bring down the poor and needy, to slay those whose ways are upright. But their swords will pierce their own hearts, and their bows will be broken. Better the little that the righteous have than the wealth of many wicked; for the power of the wicked will be broken, but the Lord upholds the righteous.
The days of the blameless are known to the Lord, and their inheritance will endure forever. In times of disaster they will not wither; in days of famine they will enjoy plenty.
But the wicked will perish: The Lords enemies will be like the beauty of the fields, they will vanishvanish like smoke. The wicked borrow and do not repay, but the righteous give generously; those the Lord blesses will inherit the land, but those he curses will be cut off.
If the Lord delights in a mans way, he makes his steps firm; though he stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hand. I was young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging bread. They are always generous and lend freely; their children will be blessed.
Turn from evil and do good; then you will dwell in the land forever. For the Lord loves the just and will not forsake his faithful ones. They will be protected forever, but the offspring of the wicked will be cut off; the righteous will inherit the land and dwell in it forever. The mouth of the righteous man utters wisdom, and his tongue speaks what is just.
The law of his God is in his heart; his feet do not slip. The wicked lie in wait for the righteous, seeking their very lives; but the Lord will not leave them in their power or let them be condemned when brought to trial. Wait for the Lord and keep his way. He will exalt you to inherit the land; when the wicked are cut off, you will see it.
I have seen a wicked and ruthless man flourishing like a green tree in its native soil, but he soon passed away and was no more; though I looked for him, he could not be found. Consider the blameless, observe the upright; there is a futureb for the man of peace. But all sinners will be destroyed; the futurec of the wicked will be cut off.
The salvation of the righteous comes from the Lord; he is their stronghold in time of trouble. The Lord helps them and delivers them; he delivers them from the wicked and saves them, because they take refuge in him.
Fund the Green Party and sign petitions to put them on the state ballots.
Let them run the candidates. The Green, Workers World, Socialist Party, Socialist Workers' Party, and Communist Party USA all suck votes from the Democrat Party. Let them fight hard for the left wing vote. It turns off the clueless moderates who have no idea of who to vote for until after Halloween.
Even without the Greens, Gore could've won Florida if he'd been able to secure the other Commie-Socialist party votes.
IMHO if prophetic scripture tells us anything it tells us that there will be no perfect, sinless world free of despotic anti-Christian rulers and an endless series of wars until Jesus returns to claim His rightful throne in Jerusalem and rule a cleansed world populated by resurrected saints of all the ages and the tribulation era Christians who survive the reign of Anti-Christ. No one knows when that time will arrive, but there are many events reported in the day to day news that seem to indicate, to me at least, that it may not be far off in the distant future, and that it is definitely NOT just allegorical as some mainline protestant denominations teach today.
I don't know of course, but I think it's likely that we may agree on interpretation of many aspects of prophetic scripture, and in any event I didn't intend for my first post to start an adversarial discussion. Thanks again for posting the psalm, hope you have a good day in spite of our mutual disappointment in re the election.
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Author Notes: This Cajun spiced chicken and fettuccine has the perfect amount of heat. Combined with a delicious cream sauce, it is the perfectly balanced dish. —PasadenaDaisy
Serves 4
- 1 red bell pepper sliced thin
- 1 yellow bell pepper sliced thin
- 1 red onion sliced thin
- 4 cloves of garlic diced
- 1 tablespoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Cajun seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon red cayenne pepper
- 1 pinch of thyme, oregano, smoked paprika and dried, ground chipotle
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 large boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1 pound dried fettuccine - preferably flavored (spicy) cooked, drained
- Slice vegetables, set aside.
- Combine all spices in a small dish.
- Wash and pat dry chicken.
- Rub chicken all over with spices (you may have some left over).
- Heat a large, heavy skillet over medium high heat.
- Add olive oil to the pan.
- Add chicken and cook on medium high heat on one side for about 7 minutes. Flip chicken, reduce heat slightly, cover and cook until chicken is cooked through (internal temperature should be 165℉). Remove and set chicken aside.
- In same pan, add vegetables and cook until very tender.
- Add cream to vegetables and heat through.
- Add cooked pasta and stir to combine and heat through.
- Transfer pasta and vegetables to bowl. Slice chicken and serve on top of pasta.

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We reported a few days ago that singer Brandy became engaged to her music executive boyfriend Ryan Press. The couple confirmed the news through a spokesperson saying only, "They are thrilled and happy and Brandy feels this is so right," via Us magazine.
Now we've finally gotten our first glimpse of the singer's engagement ring. While the couple have been enjoying their holiday vacation in Hawaii they've released several photos via social media but it was this below photo in particular that warmed our hearts. The singer reposted a photo initially released by her fiance via Instagram with the caption, "
How beautiful! They make a handsome couple. And a beautiful ring. We can't wait to get all the ring designer details.
As for when the couple planning on walking down the aisle no details have been revealed.
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Let's face it: who under 40 watches television on a regular basis? The answer: nobody. Television is filled with ads which interrupt our favorite shows. Unless it's the Super Bowl, nobody likes ads. So why should we have to suffer? With the advent of the internet, there is no need to rely on cable to consume media.
Instead of cable television, people are turning to online alternatives such as Netflix or Hulu. Recently, these services have grown so much that they are able to produce their original content, such as Orange is the New Black, or even purchase licenses to allow themselves to make spin-offs of previous popular shows such as Fuller House. With most of these services having a drastically lower monthly cost than cable television, it's easy to see why many people are shifting from watching live television and going digital. Many of these services provide the TV episodes a day after they air them. Why pay an extra $80 to watch an episode of "NCIS" 12 hours earlier? It's not worth it. Additionally, by streaming TV shows, you aren't bound on a set schedule to watch TV. You can do it on your own time.
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The way we consume media is changing. We don't need to be rely on physical media on the distributor's time; instead, we can consume it on our own time. With the advent of the internet and technology, everything has moved to a more freeform lifestyle isn't of being based around a rigid schedule. It has given us an incredible degree of flexibility and freedom.


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By PT Staff, published on March 13, 2012 - last reviewed on June 9, 2016
What's one lesson kids of all ages could benefit from knowing? PT bloggers (psychologytoday.com) weigh in on the basics that youngsters—and the rest of us—would do well to learn.
"Rather than shun people for acting in ways you can't explain, ask questions about their behavior. You may discover they're deploying an ingenious coping strategy to a challenge you weren't aware of." —Glenn Alperin, Face Off: Living with prosopagnosia.
"Your genes may determine what tempts you, but temptations alone are not enough to explain actions. When people around you are behaving badly, you can still choose to be a mensch." —Mindy Greenstein, Ph.D., The Flip Side: You can't spell "joy" without the "oy."
"Be honest. It may sound simple, but it takes courage to do the right thing when no one is watching and to tell the truth even when it isn't celebrated." —Maureen Healy, Creative Development: Growing a child's unique gifts.
"The most important lesson lies in understanding one's fear and anger, and the primitive brain. Fear of loss, isolation, and abandonment are a death threat to the amygdala, which pushes us into a fight-or-flight mode. The most important work involves soothing the amygdala, as well as generating love, compassion, and wisdom from our cerebral cortex." —Ravi Chandra, The Pacific Heart: Psychiatry, spirituality and culture.
"Do what you love, but make sure you have the ability. Identify your strengths and make them work for you." —Pia Savage, Odd Girl In: How do I fit in?
"Relationships are about balancing space between you and your loved one. One person may need more; the other, less. Identify which side you take. Then develop the parts of yourself to balance the continuum." —Laurie J. Watson, L.M.F.T., L.P.C., Married and Still Doing It: Wanting the one you're with.
"Understand the role of challenge and hardship in life, and know that success is measured through effort rather than grades, test scores, or life status. Children grow intellectually and emotionally when they overcome obstacles, learn from mistakes, and experience the valleys as well as the pinnacles of success." —Marilyn Price-Mitchell, Ph.D., The Moment of Youth: Helping teens believe in themselves.
"Question negative self-talk before it becomes destructive. And don't believe everything you feel and think. Just because you sometimes believe you're worthless, unlovable, and stupid doesn't mean you actually are these things." —Victoria Maxwell, Crazy for Life: Escapades of a bipolar princess.


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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
wishing you crisp apples and cooler air
I like autumn. The drama of it; the golden lion roaring through the back door of the year, shaking its mane of leaves.—Joanne Harris
I have to admit: it was the loveliest summer (weather-wise) that I can remember. I've never witnessed so many gorgeous days in normally-suffocating St. Louis. I had a blast hanging out with my older sister—painting out on our new deck, photo shoots in St. Louis, my first experience with bubble tea (jury's still out)... It's been fun and wonderful, but now…
Now it's apple cider season. OH. SO. EXCITED.
I'm already daydreaming about orange leaves and apple pies, homemade caramels and pumpkin cookies. Roasted chicken with apples and raisins. Cinnamon scented candles. That bite in the air that I've always always loved…
Oh yes, this is my favorite season, no mistakes. It's time to reread Jane Eyre, and to rewatch The Village, to take pictures as the trees change daily.
Maybe I'll carve a pumpkin this year? ... It's been awhile.
S'mores and last year's afghans. Warm slippers. Sweaters with hoods.
Ack! I'd better go or I'll just collapse with happiness on this keyboard…
But one last little announcement: I'm starting something new, something wonderfully exciting, and it's the perfect season for it!! Click over to my other blog to hear all about it.
And then go celebrate autumn!!—jl
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
a cheering epilogue
Let me tell you the secret that has led me to my goal. My strength lies solely in my tenacity.—Louis Pasteur
What a difference a week can make!
After that last (somewhat depressed) post, I had two brilliant days of work. There's a lot to be said for stranding yourself at a coffee shop for hours on end. The log jams in my brain began to move, and out fell two new characters, another with a new motive and new voice, a better setting for half of Part Four…
In short, so many disparate elements of this last part of the book began to interweave. It feels like narrative again! Reminds me of my recipe for pie crust: the dough will gather itself into a ball… Well. Part Four gathered into a ball, and it will make a lovely pie, I have no doubts…
Which is a wonderful place to be, after the start of last week!
Writing teaches me this same lesson, over and over again: Get your time in, Jenn. Get your time in. Don't listen to the wind and the waves, just keep your head down and work, and things will shake out.
Hooray! So maybe I'll live to see the end of Draft #3 after all?—jl
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009
postcard from a lapsed wordsmith
One day soon I'll remember that I'm actually a writer, regardless of what else is tearing through my life at the moment. (When is "it's been hectic" a good excuse for anything??) And I'll scoop up my thoughts, brush and comb them, and then spin them into words. And then I'll knit some paragraphs with them, and add more rows to my insanely, miserably long (eternal!) novel… with some thoughts left over for a fine blog entry or two.
But not tonight, I'm afraid.
Soon, though. I'll write more soon.—jl
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raises the the question of whether the young right-hander is better suited to the bullpen. He clearly has the stuff, but he might not have the endurance to be a starter. Again last night, De La Rosa went just four innings—giving up four earned runs (including two two-run HRs) in
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UK capital flight: 'Investors hate uncertainty'
London's status as a key financial capital could be at threat. According to CrossBorder Capital, the UK is seeing its biggest outflow of investment in decades.
RT:What's your take on why exactly the UK is now seeing its biggest investment flight in 35 years? 360 billion is such a huge sum. Why is this happening?
Keith Boyfield: I'm not that surprised because nobody can really predict what the election result is going to be, and investors hate uncertainty. It is also, I think, attributable to the zeitgeist –there is a feeling now in London that the people to blame for all our problems are the bankers and the lawyers who have congregated here in London. Their pressure on London as a capital center has been reflected in the world rankings done by a firm named Z/Yen [Group.] More and more people are moving to places like Singapore and Dubai.
RT:The financial hub of London is no longer perhaps the world's epicenter of finance, and is facing some stiff competition now especially from Asia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai and so on. Could that be a reason?
KB: I attribute it more to the regulations that are being placed on banks. It is interesting that just in a last month we've heard that HSBC, the world's largest bank, has been talking about the possibility of moving its headquarters to Hong Kong from London. And I know from personal experience that a lot of the people that I used to know working here in London have moved to places like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, so the talent is moving. I think that we've probably passed our peak here in London.
READ MORE: $360bn foreign investment flees UK over election fears, Russian sanctions
RT:What does this tell us about the real British economy? I'm not talking about the stock markets but people's wages, living standards?
KB: If you look at the evidence and the facts the British economy has done remarkably well in the last few years in terms of unemployment. The fact that so many immigrants are desperate to try and get into the UK tells you something, because we've been creating a lot of jobs particularly in the private sector. But if we have a minority Labor government that want to bring in a lot more regulation and a lot more taxation - they'll say for perfectly sincere reasons, you're likely to see, in my view, an exodus of capital, and that is going to bring down the price for example of property here in London. Some people would say it was far too high.
RT:Britain has one of the biggest national debts in the world, about 80% of GDP, and it's been at this level for years. Does that impact investors?
KB: Yes, it does, it is a grave concern, during this election campaign Martin Wolf in the Financial Times said [that] it's been very disappointing because all the major political parties have effectively been trying to bribe people with their own money. They are full of ideas about how they are going to give allowances and grants, for example, for young families to buy a home. But they are far less specific about how they are going to raise money to fund all this.
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A group of Sesame Street-ish puppets are huddled on the windowsill of John Oliver's office in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen, their orange and green yarn-hair blowing heroically in gusts from the air conditioner. So Oliver can't help laughing as he ponders whether his HBO show, Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, has turned more serious than he expected, with exhaustive reports on thorny issues – payday loans, the death penalty, alleged FIFA corruption – that sometimes seem to pack more investigative heat than much of the non-comedic news media.
"It's hard to answer that question when there are four puppets up there," says Oliver, who spent seven and a half years as a Daily Show correspondent. "I think at the end of the day, no. It's been really fun tackling some really serious, extremely complicated stories. But then there is a lot of stupidity in it. If we've gone hard one way, like if we've done a piece that includes looking at prison rape and prison conditions, we'll try and end that with Muppets."
In interviews for his first Rolling Stone cover story, Oliver and his friends and colleagues dug deep into his life and work, along with the behind-the-scenes world of Last Week Tonight and The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Here's the best of what didn't make the print edition:
John Oliver was just about the only person who wasn't sure he could handle his guest-anchoring stint on The Daily Show last summer.
"John was very nervous," says Last Week Tonight showrunner Tim Carvell, who was The Daily Show's head writer until last year. "Like, more nervous than you would think someone would be. But none of us really were. In the discussion we had early on about who would host in Jon's absence, there was no question that Oliver was the best choice to do it. I think the only person who doubted that was Oliver. There was a fear that we would get rotating guest hosts or something like that, and it was like, 'no, you want somebody that knows the show from the bottom up.'"
"I trailed Jon pretty directly, for a couple of weeks before he left," adds Oliver. "And then, otherwise, I just copied him. I loved every second of The Daily Show, and I really did not want to leave. It was really, really hard to leave."
Oliver has always been a workaholic.
At The Daily Show, he used to come back from long-distance shoots at three in the morning, and then turn up early the next day to write the show – not to mention happily spend nights and weekends editing his pieces. "I prefer to think of it as he has a wonderful work ethic," says Jon Stewart. "I prefer to think of it in the positive. John and I share that two-dimensional ability to focus on the thing we're probably most happy and comfortable doing, which is working. He and are similar in that sense – we're not that comfortable socially. When I was younger, I bartended rather than going out. So then I could say, 'Yeah, I was there,' but I was working. And I think in a similar sense, he enjoys the craft of it. Certain people are molars. He's a molar, you know? He likes to get in there and just chew. And then regurgitate it. Maybe into a baby bird's mouth. That's how we work."
There had been talk of expanding Last Week Tonight beyond Sunday nights, but that's unlikely for now.
Says HBO programming chief Mike Lombardo, "If John came to me tomorrow and said, 'I think we're ready to do more than once a week,' I'm with him. I also know how rare it is to get something that feels like it's working, and I don't take that for granted."
"HBO is kind of open to everything, it seems, until the big pillow in the sky comes down and is pressed over our face," Oliver adds. "They've been unremittingly supportive in their silence. We have an option to do 60-minute specials of the show, if we want. You know, 60-minute one-offs. I think we need to get good enough at making 30 minutes before we can think about doing 60. This show is exhausting to produce in 30-minute form, and it's intense enough to watch that I'm worried that at 60 minutes, it could be exhausting to watch. It's not unlike how you look at 30 Rock and you realize there's a joke in almost every line. They just don't hang around. Or Arrested Development, where it's just packed."
The show had some alternate titles.
"I remember pitching Breaking News on a Weekly Basis as the title of the show, which became like a tagline on the first episode, but that just felt too long," says Carvell. "John was the one who came up with Last Week Tonight, which it was one of those things where we didn't know but then we kept circling back to it. There was John Oliver 180, but I don't think he wanted his name that prominent in the show, and also, it's a dumb Anderson Cooper 360 joke that will get old."
And in any case, the show's name is officially misleading.
"As long as we do something at the start that kind of tips the hat to the week that just happened, all bets are off after that," says Oliver. "We're leaning towards doing stories that maybe you missed in the last week, or stories that were not particularly timely to the week, but were relevant."
Unlike The Daily Show, Last Week Tonight hasn't spent much time mocking the ludicrousness of cable news – or even using its footage.
"That's the way it's fallen, so far," says Oliver. "It's impossible to avoid some stuff about cable news, when it's just so bad. But generally, we've been forced to look to other sources, because some of the stories we were looking at weren't really covered on cable news. So, the stuff that we've been using for stories has been more from Bloomberg, Al-Jazeera, BBC International or foreign news agencies like India Today. That's where we've been finding the stuff that we need to tell the story."
Oliver originally thought the show would be easier to produce than The Daily Show, which was wildly off.
"I was wrong about that," he says with a laugh. "Sometimes it feels like being hit by a very slow-moving train. Something that you can see in the distance and think, 'Oh, really, I should move. I should move and get out of the way of this imminent disaster. Oh, no, here it comes!'"
Oliver is a lifelong soccer fanatic, who never quite got over his dream of becoming a professional footballer.
"There's still part it that gets me," he says. "I went to Yankee Stadium last week to watch Liverpool play Man City. I got to go downstairs after the game, and I walked into the locker room, and I couldn't really handle it. I walked in, and it was the thing I'd dreamed of since I was a kid. And there were some of my utter heroes there, even though some of them are, like, 20 years old. And half of them are naked, which is weird for a start. If the phrase 'Never meet your hero' is true, 'Never meet your hero's penis' is probably even more true. I'm still coming to terms with the fact that half of Liverpool's team, I've now seen their junk. And I don't know if that is going to enhance or diminish my experience of them next season."
He'd listen to Richard Pryor records over and over as a kid.
"The images he created were so funny, and so raw and honest, that it bore repeat listening," Oliver says. "There's that cliché that people want to watch a band and hear the stuff they know, whereas with comedians, you say, 'Yeah, tell me something else. I know the stuff you've already done, tell me something new.' But there's an amazing Richard Pryor bit, where he talks about people coming to his shows and actually wanting his old stuff and mouthing along with what he's saying, and then getting angry with him when he changes a word. I think he has some bit where someone's shouting, 'You didn't do it like that on the record, motherfucker! Do it right!' What I loved about him was that it felt like music, because it felt like he could come back to it and it was all so perfectly written and performed that you could look forward to each bit that you knew was coming."
His teenage years had their rough spots.
Oliver played on various sports teams and studied the violin, but never felt like he quite fit in anywhere. "It's just shit, growing up," he says. "Being a teenager is just not an easy thing to go through. You just want to say to someone who's a teenager now, 'If you get out the other side, I'm not even saying that it's going to be better, but it's going to be over. The world will expand, at least.' You just don't feel like you're doing anything right. You're not good enough at anything. You're not good enough at interacting with other human beings. You physically don't make sense. I think that's why I find it so inexplicable when you see really confident, well-put-together kids. You just think, "What?" Occasionally I'll meet 16-year-old kids that give you a really firm handshake and look you in the eye, and you think, "You're more confident than I am now! How is that possible?"
Women were a challenge, early on.
"I never wondered whether I might be gay," he says. "I did wonder if I would ever be attractive to women. I was very clear about the fact that I liked girls, and that that was, at the moment, a one-way admiration. I played on all the sports teams. That still didn't do it. Membership is not enough. You could see girls thinking, "Yeah, I see you on the field. That's great. I just don't think of you that way."
His early stand-up years in the U.K. were some of "the happiest times" he's ever had.
"It's undeniably physically grim from the outside," he says, "if you're traveling to gigs constantly where you're getting paid nothing, you're sleeping in shitty hotels or sleeping on night trains or night buses on the way home. And yet there is nothing more exciting than feeling like you're getting better at something, and each time you reach a cap, finding a way to break through it. When I started off, you just want to get that laugh."
Oliver has more or less modeled everything he does on his mentor, Jon Stewart.
"I guess I'm as much as a disciple of his as it's possible to be," he says. "The fact that there is nothing so far that he has not taught me. So I feel like he is my DNA."
He isn't particularly interested in fame.
"I don't really want to be famous," he says. "I understand that there are things that need to happen for the show, like have a stupid billboard over the Gristedes sign. But the whole world of it is not something that I find appealing in any way. I like doing this. I like working, doing the thing, and then leaving. I like ringing the buzzer, and then running away, rather than sticking around. I don't do great at awards shows. I've been to the Emmys with The Daily Show, and it's fine, and it's fun. But a little goes a long way of that, with me. It's fun to see the cast of Mad Men in the flesh, but you're looking at them as an outsider, going, "Wow. Look at them, moving their arms around. One of them's eating!"
He doesn't think he could ever host the Washington Correspondents' Dinner.
"I've annoyed too many people in the news world," he says. "That is a room with a lot of passive aggression in it."
Stewart and Oliver are convinced there's plenty of room for both of their shows.
"Oh, of course," says Oliver. "When your comedic perspective is different, then of course there's room. Otherwise there would only be one state-run comedy news organization. Like, 'Here is your laugh for the evening.'"
There's no room for writers' block in his world.
"None whatsoever," says Oliver. "You have to hope that panic knocks that writers' block down, otherwise, again, you're staring into a camera with dry mouth, double-swallowing. There's just no time."
He's not sure Last Week Tonight is quite funny enough to get people over the bleakness of The Leftovers, which preceded it on Sunday nights.
"I watched the finale on Monday, and yeah, I mean, holy shit, that is gut-wrenchingly bleak," says Oliver, laughing. "It's just amazing that something like that is available on television. And I get to the end of it, and I loved it, and ... yeah, you're just emotionally wrung out. And the credits run, and I had completely forgotten. So then they said, "Coming up, Last Week Tonight. And I go, "Fuck, no!" But that is a hard, hard turn. [Laughs] 'What is life? Is it pointless, fundamentally? Hey, who's ready to laugh?' I don't know. 'I'm going to bed, curl up in a windowless room.'"
Oliver hates the idea of people starting to see him as America's comedic conscience.
"If that's true, the canary in the coal mine is dead," he says. "It's way too much responsibility, and I have no interest in accepting that. Yeah, you have to look elsewhere. You just have to!"
Oliver once nearly got into a fistfight with an Ali G impersonator.
Comedian Andy Zaltzman, who would later become Oliver's partner on the cult-favorite the Bugle podcast, recalls a dramatic moment at a student-union gig years back. "This guy did a short spot at the student gig just impersonating Ali G," says Zaltzman. "He was basically using someone else's jokes, and this guy totally died on his ass, and he was trying to promote some other gig there. And then John went on and said, "Obviously don't go see that. That's just a man using someone else's jokes." So John was confronted by this man who was about 5'6" in full yellow Ali G kit and jewelry, threatening him with an extremely violent altercation. He says to John, 'Have you never died at a gig?' And John said, 'Yes I have, but I've done it as myself, using my own work.' This was broken up before it ended in a fight, but it was a fairly comic sight, seeing John face-to-face with a short man dressed as Ali G who was in a state of considerable anger."


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What Beer Kit?
You may have already purchased a beer kit, if not your first decision is what beer kit to select.
There can be a bewildering array of beer kits to choose from so here we'll take a look at some of the most common and popular types so you can make an informed decision when you come to make your purchase.
Budget Kits
The simplest, and often the cheapest, beer kits on the market consist of just a single tin of hopped malt extract and a sachet of yeast. The main attraction of such a kit is firstly the price and also the method is usually the simplest too, with the fewest steps to creating your beer.
There are some drawbacks however, as with most things the less you pay the lower the quality. That's not to say the beer at the end of the process is going to be bad, it's just not going to be as high quality as a more expensive beer kit. A further disadvantage of these kits is their reliance on the addition of a large amount of sugar to make up most of the fermentable content. Using sugar in the brewing process is fine in itself but the higher the quantity used, the larger the amount of flavour you will be losing. Therefore, adding sugar boosts the alcohol content but adds little in the way of flavour to your beer. The sugar also has to be purchased separately from the kit itself in most instances.
Perfectly drinkable beer is easy to make with these budget style kits and many brewers are perfectly happy using these alone. To get you started I have listed below some of the more popular incarnations of these budget kits. Feel free to have a browse and get an idea of whats available.IPA Budget Beer kit
One of the most popular styles of beer at the moment, IPA's showcase hops and have a higher bitterness to alcohol ratio than most other beers. Big citrus flavored hops are the most frequently used varieties and lots of them. The hops are the main drive here maltiness is subtle as are fruit notes from esters created by the yeast. Colour is somewhere between golden and reddish copper.Stout Beer Kit
For those that like Dark beers then a stout fits the bill just right. Stouts tend to come out really well with these budget beer kits because they have bags of flavor and tend to retain more of their body.
But, there are other options- so let's take a look at other ways to make beer.
All Malt Extract Kits
Moving up the price range you have all malt extract kits. These beer kits contain two tins rather than just the one like the budget kits discussed previously. This means all the ingredients of the beer are coming from the kit and not any additional sugar and because of this you often have a more flavourful beer with better qualities. These kits don't require any boiling so there is no need for any further equipment here either.
The obvious difference is that these beer kits come at a slightly higher cost than the single can kits. It's up to you to decide whether the price is worth the difference in quality.
There are also a few of these two can kits that come with hop aroma sachets to add to the beer whilst it's fermenting to boost the hoppy character of the finished product, these little additions go a long way to improve the flavour of the beer compared to the modestly priced single can versions mentioned previously. Her are a couple of good choices:
In our opinion the best kit to choose out of all of these are our very own small batch malt extract beer kits. Check out out range of beer kits here.


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New Modern Warfare 2 Details Found
It's guaranteed to be one of the biggest releases of the year, and we just know the hardcore franchise followers are begging for more information.
Well, it seems PSM3 magazine released a bunch of new details and they've been posted over at Gaming Front. First up, some level news: one of them will be a "Stealthy" Oil pipeline Scuba Mission, which sounds awfully intriguing and if we are to take it literally, it means that stealth may be a new element in the long-running series. There's also talk of a few levels based in Rio De Janeiro and Siberia, and even a "helicopter-based" level. We don't know if we'll actually control the helicopter, but either way, it's a nice dose of diversity. Of course, this leads to the subject of vehicles and this time around, we'll get a shot at trucks and even tanks, and oh yeah, there's something about a "swimming mode." Lastly, the voice of Wesker from Resident Evil 5 will participate in the voiceover work, so that's good news. If all this isn't enough, the magazine claims we'll see even more info and a brand new gameplay trailer on May 24, which is less than two weeks away. Given the ridiculous success of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, there's no doubt that millions out there are anxiously anticipating this sequel.
We'd also like to think we'll see more stuff at E3, and as the year rolls forward, Modern Warfare 2 will slide more and more into the limelight.
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I just really hope when it does come out they don't weigh it up and compare it to Killzone 2. I mean even if they are both FPS I think they are two completely different types of FPS. Dunno how to explain it, but if I can give it a shot I'd say COD is and Arcade FPS, and Killzone 2 more like a War sim and less arcade like... Does anyone know what I mean by this?
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Revived, renewed and ready to lead Lixnaw to the coveted Flynn Cup
AS a beginning to a year it wasn't easy.
Down and out and insult added to injury. The defeat to Fr Rocks in the All Ireland Club Intermediate Football Championship final hit hard. It hit Finuge hard. It hit Lixnaw hard. It hit James Flaherty hard.
Flaherty's is a name Kerry hurling boss Tom Howard would have loved to have called upon this year. As accomplished as any other forward in the county, you couldn't watch the Christy Ring Cup Final and not think there was a role for him that day.
At the very least he's the type of player a manager would love to be able to spring from the bench. His pace, his guile, his accuracy all traits Kerry could have done with that fine June afternoon. If ever there was a player for whom the wide open spaces of Croke Park were made it's James Flaherty.
And yet he wasn't there. Having played in two county finals (football and hurling) as well as a Munster club final last year, the Lixnaw captain took a step back in the wake of that Croke Park defeat. The denizens of the north Kerry parish must be glad he did. He looks a player renewed, revived and ready to stake a claim to greatness.
That's why it must have been so frustrating for him to start the campaign on the outside looking in. Injured for the game against Ballyduff he got what no player ever wants for the start of a championship campaign – the spectator's view.
"It's not easy watching it as a spectator," he admits.
Nevertheless it must have been the moment he really began to believe he would be marching up the steps of the stand in Austin Stack Park to collect the fabled Neilus Flynn Cup. The champions looked a broken team and Lixnaw their likely heirs.
"I think I pucked every ball that day. It was absolutely fantastic," he continues.
"At times you were pinching yourself. It was just one of those days when everybody clicked. Everything was first touch to the hand. One of those days when everything went right. Confidence was flowing through the team.
"It was a fantastic performance, because people were saying we would find it hard to beat Ballyduff, that they had a hoodoo, over us. So it was great to put that to bed, at such an early stage in the championship."
When he did come back into the team he came back into a team full of confidence, playing some of the hurling of their lives. As captain he hasn't had to beat too many hurls off too many dressing room tables, you'd imagine, to gee his team up. Playing as well as they are Lixnaw aren't a team short of motivation – those final defeats to Ballyduff are motivation enough.
"It's a great honour," Flaherty says of the role.
"Everybody would love to be captain of their club, so it's a wonderful honour for me, but there are a lot of experienced heads in the dressing room. Players who have played with both Finuge and Lixnaw.
"Also players who have played with the county, both in hurling and football. So there's so much experience there. It's a very easy dressing room to lead. There are so many leaders, it doesn't really matter who is captain. I have to go up and take the toss. After that everybody has their own responsibilities."
His will be to put the sliotar over the bar as often as possible. His will be to stretch that St Brendans full-back line, to take players like Conor Flaherty and Kevin Orpen and take them out of their comfort zone, to leave Eamonn Corridan exposed with Ricky Heffernan lurking ominously. Easier said than done? Of course, but that's the joy of it.
St Brendans will be a tough nut to crack. If anybody knows that it's Flaherty. These are two clubs that have butted heads more than once in the hurling and football field over the years – even if, remarkably, this is the first time they've ever met on Kerry hurling's showpiece occasion.
"I would have played at under-age with a lot of the Ardfert fellows," the Lixnaw captain says.
"They're all very talented hurlers, great athletes as well. I suppose that comes from being dual players like ourselves. They're very fit, very physical, they bring that to the table. John Egan is an exceptional hurler and has been playing outstandingly well all year for them.
"I know they will have massive hunger. 1990 is a long time to be waiting for a championship for a club like Ardfert, but we won't lack any hunger either. You can be sure of that. We've had a lot of pain over the last couple of years, so we will be hoping to put the record straight on Sunday."


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I found myself in the natural hair section at Target last night. I was trying to find my next product to review. There was another naturalista in the aisle. We were both standing there quite a while looking sort of perplexed. Finally, she broke the ice and said, "you know this hair oil is good, but this bottle looks a little beat up, and why are these products so expensive anyway?" I said, "You know, I was thinking the same thing…"
Changing how we think
Truth be told, some cheap products work just as well as the expensive ones. The decision we have to make is, "do I care about what is in this stuff?" Do I really care about sulfates, parabens, harsh cleansers and alcohols, mineral oil, petroleum, etc? These chemicals would not be on the market if they didn't do the job of cleansing, smoothing and adding shine. However, the question should then be, do want to save a buck at the expense of not giving my hair optimal nourishment and risking my health? We must keep in mind that whatever is put on our scalp is absorbed into the skin and into the blood stream.
I can't speak for all expensive products, but there is some good reason why they are expensive. It is because they really do try to add high quantities of the best ingredients without adding fillers and other chemicals that make products cheap. Our culture has a long history of not being concerned about what chemicals we use to get the job done. Admittedly, I am weaning myself off of dollar store brands. I am changing my mindset from, "what is the cheapest way I can style my hair?" to "what is the healthiest, most cost-effective way I can get the results I desire?"
What is the cash-strapped naturalista to do?
Go ahead, buy that $2 bottle of Africa's XYZ herbal oil. Just know that it's mostly filled with vegetable oils, like soy or canola which probably work better in the kitchen than on your hair. The truth is however, it's still oil, and while it may not have the nutrients and benefits of more expensive oils, it still does the job of lubricating dry/brittle hair, adding shine and sealing in moisture. The key is to determine is this product cheap because it's filled with chemicals or is it safe, but just diluted.
Do your own thing
You may do better to buy the ingredients individually, like olive and coconut oil, shea butter, etc. and apply small amounts to your hair. Of course, do your research first when working with essential oils and raw ingredients. Get creative. You can also mix products like adding a little olive oil to a cheap styling gel for a banging twistout!
Be a good steward
Whatever you do, check the ingredients of every product before you buy. If you are going to spend the money, make sure whatever the packaging says the product has in it is listed in the first five ingredients. If the package says it has jojoba oil and it's listed toward the bottom and soy bean oil is first, then you know you have an imposter. If it's a good product you don't have to use ton of it to see results, so use sparingly.
Stick to the basics
This hair thing is not that complicated. To look good and be healthy, our hair needs water, water, water, a gentle cleanser, conditioner (regular and leave-in), oil and something for hold when styling. Add to that, a haircare regimen, a healthy lifestyle and you have a recipe for success.
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Pericard is arrested again
Vincent Pericard has been re-arrested concerning 'problems with his electronic tag'.
The club has issued a very short statement to that effect and did not elaborate further. These further problems come just two days after his first match back in a Stoke shirt, in which he scored the winner in a Reserve match against Leicester City.
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PRAGUE (Dec. 3)
Hundreds of mourners attended funeral services here Sunday for Desider Galsky, head of the Czech Jewish community, who was killed in an automobile accident on Nov. 24 at the age of 69.
The Jubilee Synagogue on Jerusalem Street, where the ceremony was held, was packed with dignitaries representing the government, the Prague municipality, the Jewish community and representatives of Jewish organizations abroad.
Karel Schwarzenberg, chancellor of the President's Office, came as the personal representative of President Vaclav Havel. Galsky had accompanied Havel to Israel in April.
Deputy Prime Minister Milan Lukes also attended on behalf of the government. Israel was represented by its newly appointed ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Joel Sher.
The office of president of the Czech Jewish community is expected to remain vacant for the time being, while the community conducts what will likely be a difficult search for a replacement.


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This site was originally inspired because Monique gave me a brand new "Yamaha DGX-640 Digital Grand Piano" as an early Christmas gift last year. It was pretty extravagant, but something I've wanted for years, ever since my Uncle Freil showed me his digital grand back in the late 1990's. Lightweight, but full-sized keys, pressure sensitive, weighted… and a headphone jack.
Of all the golly-gee features this piano offers, the headphone has got to be my personal favorite. I can play any time, night or day, without disturbing anybody. That's the main reason I faded away from playing on our studio piano in the living room. It was just too hard to be spontaneous when the noise factor and time of day had to be considered. Most of my playing is more 'joyful' than 'peaceful', and it's pretty hard to ignore when the piano seems to be amplified through the entire house.
Learning what the dgx can do has been a slow process. When it was brand new, I played with the voices, rhythms, and effects. Eventually wound up almost exclusively playing the Grand Piano voice, with no extra features. In some ways, buying the 640 has turned out to be overkill. All those extras aren't being used. In other ways, getting the best I could afford was a great idea. There's room to grow, with all those features waiting for the day they become interesting.
There are features that turned out much more useful than expected. Being able to record songs on-board the piano is one. Going a step further, being able to import the midi files from the piano into the computer is another. There's a lot you can do with a midi file. But mainly it was in order to make videos showing how to play my own arrangements.
Yeah, it's hard to believe people actually like my playing. Kind of a shock when someone wants to learn the arrangements. Even more surprising, people kept requesting sheet music. Took a while, but last weekend I finally collected all those midi files and built a page for them.
Because so many people were kind enough to ask, all the songs I saved to midi files are available as free sheet music to download (just click here). As time permits, I'll recreate the older songs and post them also. To everybody reading this, and downloading the music, thank you. To the people who requested (and kept requesting) sheet music, you have no idea how much that means to me. You inspire me.


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Police have arrested a 56-year-old Philadelphia man who they say shot and killed a man in 2008 after a fight at a house party near Landover, authorities said.
Ottmar Amasa Johnson is charged with first-degree murder in the April 5, 2008, shooting of 35-year-old Robert M. Reid, of Silver Spring. He was arrested earlier this month in Philadelphia and extradited back to Prince George's County, police said.
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The fundamentals of your relationship with your spouse or significant other boil down to these two words. At first glance, we think our needs as men and women are the same: we all just want to be loved. But truthfully, the needs we have as men and women are different.
It's our differences as men and women that attract us, coupling in a way that moves us together with distinct form and unity. This is not only in our temperament and biology, but also part of God's divine design.
My intent in this post isn't to tell you you've been doing things wrong in your marriage, but rather I want to show you ways I've learned to do things right. There is wisdom to be gained through your own experiences and those of others. I hope this post breathes new life into your marriage and that you're encouraged to make a positive change. If what you've been trying to do to improve your marriage isn't working, it's time for a new approach.
Back to love and respect… These are our deepest needs as men and women. When these needs aren't being met, we get frustrated and that frustration can come out in ways we don't truly mean. Maybe you've uttered a harsh word, given the silent treatment, withheld your love or intimacy from each other as a form of punishment. The bottom line is, none of those are effective ways to produce positive change within your marriage. Ephesians 5 details some specific instructions for Wives and Husbands. Verse 33: However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.
Dr. Emerson explains the concepts of Love & Respect on his website beautifully:
What is Love and Respect? We believe love best motivates a woman and respect most powerfully motivates a man. Research reveals that during marital conflict a husband most often reacts when feeling disrespected and a wife reacts when feeling unloved. We asked 7,000 people this question: when you are in a conflict with your spouse or significant other, do you feel unloved or disrespected? 83% of the men said "disrespected." 72% of the women said, "unloved." Though we all need love and respect equally, the felt need differs during conflict, and this difference is as different as pink is from blue! – Loveandrespect.com
You see, women have their own language and means of listening/interpreting. Females speak through pink megaphones and hear through pink headphones, while males speak through blue megaphones and hear through blue headphones.
Ever wonder why it's so hard for your husband to understand you when what you're saying is basic English? Perhaps your wife misunderstood what you were saying because she was trying to listen to what you said through her pink headphones. There's bound to me some miscommunication when we are attempting to motivate each other through our own preferred way.
As a woman, if I'm not receiving love from my husband, the message is "I don't love or accept you." For men, the message is "I don't respect or accept you." Hopefully that's not what you're trying to convey to each other as husband and wife. Marriage is truly about putting the needs of your spouse above your own. If you operate with a "I am Second" mentality, both people can experience the true fulfillment that marriage has to offer.
Another principle Steve and I learned was when faced with an argument or conflict in your relationship was: the person who is most mature should act first. The logic is we both want to be perceived as mature; therefore, we'll work together to come to a resolution. Rather than be stubborn, which can be hard for me, I'm going to put down my sword, come alongside my husband and word it out. Now we all know that it's not always that's simple. There will be days when you might ask yourself, Did I really choose him? or What was I thinking when I married her? I wouldn't suggest uttering those words, but stepping back reminding yourself about why you fell in love in the first place.
There's no doubt that you'll face moments when you just want to scream, "You aren't loving me!" or "You need to respect me!" But demanding either of these things from each other never goes well. It probably makes you want to do the opposite, especially if you're stubborn.
Our pre-marriage counseling began to peel back the layers of marriage and then we were introduced to the crazy cycle. The Crazy Cycle looks like this:
The Crazy Cycle occurs when conflict arises. Instead of taking a moment to reflect on our own actions towards our spouse and making change, it's common to act in ways that aren't desirable when our greatest needs aren't being met. For wives: without love, she reacts without respect. For husbands: without respect, he reacts without love.
Steve and I learned how to handle negative situations and how to prevent having negative actions and reactions towards each other. I learned that I will not only satisfy Steve's needs by being respectful, but I can motivate him to meet my own needs by fulfilling his first. When his needs are met, he is motivated to meet my needs too, which is the energizing cycle. His love motivates my respect and my respect motivates his love.
Rather than demanding his love, I can show him how to love me by truly loving him through my respect. When I do so it's as if a switch is activated. He feels honored, valued and affirmed and he in-turn wants to fill my cup with love.
We continued to learn more about how to make our marriage successful. We were able to use what we had learned and applied it to our relationship immediately. Pre-marriage counseling brought our relationship to another level. I felt loved and he felt respected… talk about a win win.
I highly encourage you to read the book with your spouse or fiancé, attend a conference and apply the Love & Respect principles. I can't do your homework for you.You've got to get to work.
Knock the socks off your spouse and take initiative. Rather than complain about what's wrong with your marriage, make a change and do something right. And guys, if you want to get your wife's attention, take initiative. I guarantee she'll be looking at you in a new way!
Remember, it's not about being comfortable.
You cannot celebrate a marital championship unless you're willing to work together on your fundamentals. Don't ignore the things that are hard for you or that cause you to struggle. Address your weakness head on–as I'm sure you've heard the phrase "You're only as strong as your weakest link." You've got to set yourself and your marriage up for success.
It's not about you; it's about being selfless. You must willingly be second, so you can both experience what it's like to be first.


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Identification of Language Techniques. 1. Agenda setting/ power
2. Address
3. Back tracking
4. Hedges
5. Vague language
6. Jargon
7. Slang
8. Co-operative signals
9. Adverbials
10. Adjacency pairs Junior Apprentice Before we have a look at the transcript we will watch a short clip of the extract.
What is the context, audience and purpose of this extract?
How do the different people try to implement their agenda or retain power in this scene? Junior Apprentice Transcript
Extract from Great Expectations Learning Objectives:
1. How is power and agenda demonstrated in the Junior Apprentice Transcript?
2. How does Dickens use characters to convey a purpose in an extract from Great Expectations? Great Expectations Great Expectations What is the context, audience, purpose of this extract?
What are the main literary devices used which show this?
Key terms:
- Syntax
- Lexis
- Stylistics
- Grammar
How does Dickens' use character to convey a purpose? Lesson 1: Lord Sugar's Great Expectations Talk in Life and Literature Miss Lord's Guide to 'Talk in Life and Literature.' - AQA ELLB3
- The exam is two hours and you will have one hour to complete the talk in life and literature comparative question.
- The literary text will be the focus of your talk in literature proportion of your answer. This text will ALWAYS be either a poem (usually pre 1945 English), a play extract or a prose extract. The transcript will be the focus of your talk in life proportion of your answer. This will be linked thematically in some way to the other text, making it comparable.
- What is the examiner looking for?
•the use of integrated linguistic and literary approaches in their reading and interpretation of texts
• creatively and independently engaging with a wide range of spoken, written and multimodal texts.
• exploration of the relationships between texts. AO1: Select and apply relevant concepts and approaches from integrated linguistic and
literary study, using appropriate terminology and accurate, coherent written expression (15%)
AO2: Demonstrate detailed critical understanding in analysing the ways in which structure, form and language shape meanings in a range of spoken and written texts (20%)
AO3: Use integrated approaches to explore relationships between texts, analysing and evaluating the significance of contextual factors in their production and reception (15%)
AO4: Demonstrate expertise and creativity in using language appropriately for a variety of purposes and audiences, drawing on insights from linguistic and literary studies (10%) Checklist for exam:
Be able to use language terminology
Understand transcript format
Can comment on the lexical and semantic
fields of a literary extract
Recognise the common differences between
talk in literary texts and talk in life.
Wide reading of variety of texts "Hold your noise!" cried a terrible voice, as a man started up from among the graves at the side of the church porch. "Keep still, you little devil, or I'll cut your throat!"
A fearful man, all in coarse grey, with a great iron on his leg. A man with no hat, and with broken shoes, and with an old rag tied round his head. A man who had been soaked in water, and smothered in mud, and lamed by stones, and cut by flints, and stung by nettles, and torn by briars; who limped, and shivered, and glared and growled; and whose teeth chattered in his head as he seized me by the chin.
"O! Don't cut my throat, sir," I pleaded in terror. "Pray don't do it, sir."
"Tell us your name!" said the man. "Quick!"
"Pip, sir."
"Once more," said the man, staring at me. "Give it mouth!"
"Pip. Pip, sir."
"Show us where you live," said the man. "Pint out the place!"
I pointed to where our village lay, on the flat in-shore among the alder-trees and pollards, a mile or more from the church. What are the differences between a transcript and an extract from a piece of literature? Young Apprentice Great Expectations Context
Purpose Lexis
Speech Features C
S Group One:
What is the context and mode of Text A? How does this link to the target audience?
What is the context and mode of Text B? How does this link to the target audience?
How is this similar/ different to text A?
Group Two:
What are the aims/purposes
of the speakers Text A?
What are the aims/purposes
of the writer in Text B?
Group Three:
Explore how language is used
to express meanings and
attitudes in both Text A and Text B.
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Literature and Language: AQA ELLB3
Bethanie Lordon 29 January 2013
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Friends..Love you all, and in my own way
I know I'm ****** but that's why I stay
Nobody else would put up with my ****
I find my self here and here I sit
The love surrounds me I only have to look to see
The love that you send and how I wish my real life would be
I come to here to find another part of myself
I found a little more of me that you help take off of the shelf
To my dear friends I love you all
And with that I'll end all the scrawl....
- somebody
Littlemisssomebody 31-35, F 5 Responses 2 Aug 2, 2010
wooooooooowww..too nice!
LMN, you are an angel, a definite SOMEBODY! You are a treasure, do not accept anything less! = )
That was beautiful,may the gentle breeze always caresses your face :)


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In honor of National Poetry Month (yes, we're STILL celebrating!), we've put together a Pinterest board full of our favorite poetry books. From childhood favorites to books we've come back to again and again as adults, these are the poetry books that mean the most to us. We hope you'll enjoy checking them out!
While you're there, check out our other poetry Pinterest boards as well: Erinn's 811: Core Poetry Collection board and YA Poetry Resources board, Sari Grandstaff's Haiku Library board, and Laura's Poetry Pages and Covers board.
Enjoy! –ChristinaPin It