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Medicare has been a solemn promise our country has made to our seniors for generations: work hard, pay your taxes and we will ensure the health care you've earned is there for you when you need it most. I will fight to keep that promise for both current and future generations.
To ensure Medicare's long-term financial stability, I support the implementation of common sense reforms like switching to electronic medical records to lower costs and better coordinate services. I believe it is important to use Medicare's negotiating power to get better prices, especially regarding prescription drug costs.
I strongly oppose the privatization of Social Security or any other attempt to cut guaranteed benefits. Social Security is a critically important bedrock of retirement for so many seniors in our region and I will fight to protect and preserve it.


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Anandamukhi Mittal: Hare Krishna,
There is a facebook community page by an atheist group who are blatantly insulting Lord Krishna, Lord Ram, and Mother Sita, as well as many other Hindu Gods. This is a direct insult and attack to our religion and Dharma.
This is what the founder says of his hate group:
"I am Basically a communist you will find bad thing in Hinduism more than any other religion I mean in every religion you will find one God Or a concept of one God in Hinduism you have like 100 of Gods every profitable thing(cows,rivers,trees) every big thing(mountains) every dangers thing(like snakes) is God even you can worship sex organs at temples so how could you justify POLUTION in the name of religion"
I think it is our duty as devotees of Lord Krishna, to sign in facebook and report the page..
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1. click on "report a page" found at left column of page
2. click on "contains hate speech or attack on individual"
3. click on type "targets a religious group"
4. click on submit
As per the procedure, when maximum number of protests are received by Facebook management, it removes the page.
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Sarah Palin Goes Off on Letterman!
She was on the "Today" show this morning to address Letterman's comments about her 14-year-old daughter.
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Do you think Letterman's comments were out of line, or is this much ado about nothing?
Sarah needs to go on with her life and stop trying to buy tv time. David was referring to Bristol the daughter that had already been knocked up, and she knows that. This is just to get her more tv time…I think she and her entire family should stay in Alaska and cook Moose burgers. She is not a politician we all know that, McCain was senile when he chose her as a running partner.
I saw this today and I can tell that Matt must have thought she was crazy. She did seem so rehearsed in her interview on the pipelines but when she got to Letterman, you can tell her logic was off. Her statements didn't make sense.
Letterman should be taken off the air for what he said!
Palin needs to chill out David Letterman has publicly apologized. He thought that Bristol had been at the game not Sarah's 14 year old. He was referring to Bristol who is an adult. I'd be upset too as a mom but Palin is making way to big a deal about this.
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You know it doesn't matter if he was talking about Bristol or Willow it was still wrong. The media treats her family like crap and I don't think anyone would support Rush or any other right wing group if they came out and said something nasty about Obama kids.
People need to stop being so two sided about this. If liberal feel it's okay to personal attack politicans children, then I say all politicans children should be open to the same treatment. You certainly didn't hear the media go crazy with the information about Joe Biden daughter who was busted for doing cocaine and there was even pictures of her during it but the media covered it quickly one day and by the next day you couldn't find any media outlet talking about it. Rather you like her or not, I would like to know why all the feminist out there aren't standing up for her and saying enough is enough. As long as we allow the media to attack her, it weakens ALL women from ever being taken seriously as Politicans or people in high postitions. This is NOT acceptable.
As to the joke in question, I refuse to buy into the casual lie that Letterman did not intend to target Willow with the pregnancy joke. Letterman was not some disinterested comic that was parroting a line given to him. He's been at war with the Palins since day one. Letterman's been obsessed with Sarah & her family—Mentioning them countless times. His anger and dislike for the Palins is demonstrably & pathologically unhinged.
Details surrounding the New York visit—Letterman's home turf, were certain to be a centerpiece for his anger to focus on. Letterman went after that child because he's been bent angry over the fact that he can't lay a glove on the Mother. Consequently, we were all given a glimpse, of how wretched, vulgar, & debauched is the soul that putrefies in that angry Liberal's heart
How would Letterman like these type of comments about his son, recent wife, his lifestyle etc. I don't see how he can justify his remarks as a joke. There is nothing funny about them. not to mention Alex Rodriguez why drag him into the JOKE. I think it is probably very hard for children of celebrities to have close to a normal life. He is not helping matters at all


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I've used this make up remover for 12 years - the only thing that has stayed in my cupboard for longer than about six months. It's like removing make up with water, except that it works. Has never stung my eyes and have found it to be the best out there!
I hate this product! It's not worth its price honestly. It stings my eyes big time! It doesn't do its job in removing eye liner and mascara. No matter how hard I try to remove my eye makeup using this product, I'd still wake up with mascara streaks under my eyes. I used it only twice or thrice and I swear I will never use it again. I'm so disappointed with this product especially this is from the body shop. I thought they make really good natural products that do work
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This is the worst eye make-up remover I've ever used. I've been having horrible weepy, burning, itchy eyes all of the time. I recently purchased Neal's Yard Remedies Chamomile Cream make-up remover and the problem immediately stopped. This product was causing an allergic reaction. Glad to remedy that, how annoying. This product is filled with parabens.
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Well, in my case it is not that "gentle" as it does sting the skin a bit, but it is quite effective in removing makeup from my eyes. The smell is ok, but not the best... the bottle packaging is ok... not sure if I would buy it again though
This particular product from The Body Shop has served me well over the years. It's reasonably effective in removing eye makeup including waterproof/smudge-proof/long-wearing eye products and leaves a somewhat soothing sensation after every usage. When any residue does get into my eyes, I find that it does not cause irritation.
However, I have experienced a mild burning sensation on rare accounts - I take it that my skin was extra-sensitive at the time. If you have sensitive skin, I would recommend that you give this product a try before purchasing it.
Overall, I would consider this Body Shop product to be a staple in my beauty regime.
*UPDATE: I no longer classify this as a must-have since discovering a better substitution that is olive oil.
For reference, I'm NC35-41 in MAC and Warm Natural (4.5) in Bobbi Brown. I have dry-sensitive skin during the cooler months and a combination of normal to oily skin during the warmer months. My skin suffers from hormonal acne on a regular basis, as well as eczema on occasions.
I purchased this during a sale whereby they got this in travel sized (60ml) & its 5 for S$10.00
As a eye make up remover, its really stings & doesnt get the my max factor mascara
BUT it removes my two way powder pretty well & its non oily. so i', using it as a normal makeup remover instead of eye makeup remover
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Yes it did remove makeup well but it stung my eyes a little. Its cheap and in a big bottle but I wont be repurchasing, I've found better alternatives already. Simple, Nivea and L'oreal.
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I got this for $7 on sale from the website, so for $7 I think it is actually worth it - maybe not for the $14 it is normally.
It works pretty well without leaving the usual greasy sheen. It removes makeup surprisingly well for not being a biphasic remover and it doesn't sting the eyes at all. Unfortunately it isn't as good at removing waterproof eye makeup, as others have mentioned. I may end up switching to this makeup remover completely, as they no longer make my HG makeup remover, Ponds Bare & Repair, and they don't make the L'Oreal biphasic remover in the States. Definitely works much better than the Neutrogena biphasic or L'Oreal gentle eye makeup removers.
overall, this is an ok eye makeup remover. i like the fact that it is non-oily; however, it is not very good at taking off the eye makeup. i have to use many q-tips to take off my makeup completely. it's annoying when you're in a hurry.
I really like this stuff! I used to use a make-up remover from loreal. It really hurt my eye and i would still have mascara underneath my eye in the morning! But this product dousn't sting and gets al of my mascara off. I'm def. gonna buy this again!


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I frown seeing the flaws of nature,
was it due to my instincts,
I think it was due to my emotions,
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I fall in love with love,
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I fell in love with her,and broke up with him.
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Fiona seems to get more than she bargained for when she becomes involved with a paranoid kidnapper, only to discover that he's more than what he appears.
Burn Notice stars Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell, Sharon Gless and the new episode Good Intentions, which will air on Thursday, February 25 at 10 PM ET only on the USA Network.
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Heat 1/2 cup broth with onions and garlic in deep saucepan. Simmer, covered, 4 to 5 minutes. Add remaining broth, black beans, salsa and cumin. Bring to boil; reduce heat and simmer soup, partially covered, for 20 to 25 minutes. Puree half the soup in blender of food processor. Add back to pan with remaining soup. Add 3 tablespoons cilantro and heat. Salt to taste.
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Museum would highlight city's civil rights history
Petersburg could have a new museum if public support is any indication.
A local group is spearheading an effort, that is in principle supported by city officials, of transforming the former Trailways Bus Station into a civil rights museum.
Petersburg Communities Inc. has collected thousands of signatures in support of the project and is hoping to enter into a public-private partnership with the city to establish the museum in the former bus station. The city's transit department owns the station but will need to transfer ownership of the building to the city, something that the federal government will have to approve.
"You always hear about Civil War history, but what about our history," Theresa G said. "The creation of this new museum and Civil Rights Center would enhance our community certainly."
Mayor Brian Moore supports the project and said it would fantastic for the city. He said that the Transit Authority, which owns the building is in talks with the Federal Transit Authority to transfer the building to the city. "Once that happens, we can do a public private partnership."
He said it will be key to bring the building back to life.
Moore said that the National Park Service is anticipating up to 250,000 visitors to Petersburg National Battlefield. If even half that number visit, Moore said, "that's 125,000 additional people in the city. Our goal is to get them in for a day and convince them to stay for a week."
Richard Stewart, owner of the Richard Stewart-Pocahontas Museum, said he too thinks the museum will be a benefit for the city. "The uniqueness of this museum will keep people coming," Stewart said. "My museum is going to be alright. This museum is going to help my museum."
The building at the corner of Washington and Adams streets was constructed in 1946 and was designed for the era of segregation and had two sets of restrooms and two restaurant areas.
The building was an early success of the Civil Rights Movement. In August 1960, the bus station was desegregated through the work of the Petersburg Improvement Association, with the leadership of the Rev. Wyatt T. Walker, according to the book "Freedom Riders 1961 and the Struggle for Racial Justice" by Raymond Arsenault. Arsenault's book tells how the Petersburg Improvement Association led a series of sit-ins that eventually led to the president of Bus Terminal Restaurants agreeing to desegregate lunch counters here and in several other cities.
City officials are considering not only preserving the structure as a civil rights museum, but also using a portion of the building as a visitors center.
The mayor says Petersburg can build upon its attractions with a civil rights museum. "It's not going to be the only thing we do," Moore said. "We have to keep building upon our successes and building upon our history."
Building upon Petersburg's history will help attract visitors to the area and that can only be a positive to the area's economy.
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text: For the past five years, a local family has been providing meals to the elderly here in the Coastal Bend. They've made giving back a family tradition, and they are "Someone to Know."Gil Gomez and his family were going door to door at the Figueroa Square housing complex in Robstown on New Year's Day, delivering home-cooked meals to the elderly who live here."The residents are really appreciative. They appreciate and thank us," Gomez said. "Some people invite us into their house. Some people even give us candy or cookies or something because we've done it several years now, so they expect us to be there."Gomez said he and his family love doing it. They say they began the New Year's tradition over five years ago as a way of giving back to the community by helping to ensure that someone remembers the people at the start of every year. Gil Gomez hopes that others seeing his family in action will spur them into doing something charitable this year."I think it would inspire maybe other people to do the same thing we're doing," Gomez said. "It doesn't cost that much, you know."Gomez and his family volunteer for other causes throughout the year."We're not doing this for the recognition or to say we did something to brag," Gomez said. "It's just something that we felt like we needed to do or had to do, and we wanted to do. Nobody is forcing us to do this, and we're not trying to get attention or recognition or something like that."If you would like to introduce us to "Someone to Know," send us an email with your name and phone number to email@example.com.


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An update on the case of Larry Russell.
He and his wife admitted to abusing their children by keeping them locked in a room with out food, water or a bathroom.
As part of a plea deal Larry was to be sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The local court thought that would be the maximum sentence allowed.
Russell appealed that sentence and that is when the Indiana Court of Appeals said that the 10 year limit didn't apply and threw out the deal.
Russell's attorney has until July 7th to file new paper work for sentencing in the case.
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Following a sold-out 2012 tour, three Olivier Award nominations and over 10 million YouTube hits for CheapFlights (their infamous anthem to budget air travel), Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson and Liza Pulman celebrate 30 years of Fascinating Aïda with a brand new show.
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Fascinating Aida
Britain's raciest, sassiest and most successful theatre cabaret trio features Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson and Liza Pulman.
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Robert Maurice Schloss, Sr., 86, of Tower Hill Rd., Appomattox, died Monday, April 22, 2013, at his residence. Born in Savannah, GA on September 27, 1926, he was a son of the late Helen Mae Smith and Maurice Schloss.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Mary Margaret Webb Schloss; a son, Robert M. Schloss, Jr. and wife, Sandra of Bedford; two daughters, Deborah Hansen and her husband, Frank of Appomattox and Mary Jane Saunders and her husband, Tosh of Live Oak, FL; seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Two Cereals We Love
Opening the paper today and seeing Marian Burros's article on "alternative cereals," cereal was already on the brain. Not more than five minutes had passed since finishing a nice bowl of Fiddler's Green Farm Penobscot Porridge 4-Grain Cereal.
During our ten days away, we ate oatmeal and prunes every morning. Every. Single. Morning. And we liked it.
So just like last time when we went on this retreat, we returned with a hankering for hot cereal. Goodbye croissants, hello steaming wheat, corn, rye and rice. Spotted at Gourmet Garage last night, nestled way high up on a shelf not meant for shoppers under 5'7", we zoned in on this wholesome-looking brown sack of grains, awaiting our stove-top. Topped with raisins and a dash of yogurt, breakfast today was bliss.
Another curious cereal (and the love-affair with this goes further back than one day) is Ezekiel 4:9 Sprouted Grain Cereal. Apparently, in the Holy Scriptures, a very culinary Ezekiel declares "Take also unto thee Wheat and Barley and Beans and Lentils and Millet and Spelt and put them in one vessel and make bread of it," meaning it makes a complete protein. A 1/2 cup serving delivers an impressive 8 grams of protein. And without a single crystal of refined sugar or preservatives, this is stuff to feel good about.
But okay, yadda yadda yadda, if you read the article in the Times, apparently "alternative cereals" taste like cardboard. Not this stuff. Anyone a fan of Grape Nuts? These are grape nuts, but without the tooth-cracking texture. Still crunchy, but not offensively so.
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Oatmeal's got a bad rap! I think the names porridge and gruel have something to do with it...When it's cold outside hot cereal is very comforting. I also love Arrowhead Mills Four Grain Plus Flax. It's got cracked wheat, steel cuts oats, rye, barley grits, and flax too. Tasty stuff.
I make 2 hot cereals. One is a sweet rice recipe from Deborah Madison's bible, "Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone." It's hot and soupy, adding a touch of butter and brown sugar and cold milk. My favorite.
Taking that as a lead, I also make steel cut oats with flax meal, then add butter, brown sugar and cold milk. Butter may sound weird but it makes the dry cardboard rich and smooth, so pleasant.
That 4-Grain Cereal sounds really great. I have tried Ezekiel cereal since I have eaten the 7-grain sprout bread forever, but it I'd have to agree with the article on the cardboard front.
Since you posted their "Golden Flax" kind I thought I'd add a tip about flax. We all know that the whole seeds do nothing for you unless they're ground beforehand or you're careful with every bite of cereal to grind them with your teeth. So I buy the flax meal (in the baking isle, Bob's Red Mill) and add it to my hot cereals and baked goods that can stand the nutty taste and extra browning. I love it.
I have discovered that quick oats is the way to get my partner to eat breakfast. We have it most mornings. I would love to expand to other types of whole grains, but I'm afraid to mess with success. I just bought something by the Kashi conglomerate that I will try but it is unknown if she will let any pass her lips. I will be looking into Fiddler's Green.
I like cooking up steel-cut oats on occassion, but I leave other oatmeals alone. Icky texture.
My co-op used to carry a cereal called "Banana Gone Nuts." Not healthy by a mile, but still tasty.
Now I stick to raspberry granola or toast with some home-made cashew butter.
Another tip about flax: you can easily grind the seeds in a coffee grinder ... they stay fresher that way and deliver more benefits. It takes just a few seconds ... they don't have to be ground to a powder, but just broken open.
Flax is actually best when ground, unless you can chew those teeny things well. The stuff that's good for you isn't released unless the seed is opened.
I've been eating Ezikiel and Alvardo Street bread forever also, both flourless and grand on taste.
Since I'm not interested in a stricly organic diet (really tough for me to follow) but strive to get as close as I can, this is what I eat regularly: (I change off each day) eggwhite/spinach/feta omelettes, Irish Oatmeal - long cook - with flax, wheat germ & walnuts or almonds, Ezekiel or Alvardo toast with some veggie sliced cheese, or my ultimate favorite cereal - Uncle Sam's. Maybe not organic, but inexpensive, wholesome, packed with flax, and gets me where I need to go. I like the prune thing but only eat them after dinner.
this morning I was reading about flax having something that helps your blood pressure in stressful situations. wow.
I've been looking for a quinoa hot cereal that's supposed to be great...maybe they have it at Gourmet Garage.
I eat organic rolled oats throughout the winter, but I don't overcook them so they have good chewy texture. It took me years to figure that out...
Dried cranberries/blueberries cooked in on occasion.
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flax seed v flax oil?
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I really recommend mixing ground flax seeds with quick oats, wheat germ, and bran. You can add cinnamon, nutmeg, salt, sugar, and fruit (frozen cranberries or blueberries). I also like adding a little, little bit of milk for flavoring. This is true bliss on a cold winter morning.
The Ezekiel is a favorite of mine, too, though it's hard to find and the box scares my friends.
I love porridge! I usually make it in the microwave: 1/3 cup rolled oats, 2/3 cup water, pinch of salt... microwave for 3 minutes, stirring about every minute. Add sweetener of your choice.
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flax seed v flax oil?"
I'm not quite sure what your question is about them. Here's what I know. The oil alone (linseed oil) some people (ex. vegetarians) use for getting the ALA omegas your body needs; flax seeds would give you that as well as the fiber and other nutrition that you need.
I got a great oatmeal recipe from the Moosewood 'New Classics' cookbook. First, roast the oats in a bit of butter, then add the water once they are a little toasty and brown. Then add salt, cardamom, and dates! The roasting gets rid of that 'wet cardboard' taste. It works fine without the butter too, but I like the rich flavour the butter gives.
Malt-O-Meal! Is this just a Southern thing?
Late entry to the breakfast cereal...I'm an oatmeal person all the way - nothing fancy.
I find the coarsest rolled oat I can - right now it's the Silver Palate.
1/3c dry oats, put it in your morning bowl. Add just enough water to cover. Let it soak, over night or at least while you shower. Throw on some frozen blueberries or dried fruit & nuke for 3 min. All Done. No stirring, no grit but lots of texture - I do like sweet so I add vanilla soy milk. Its soupy but not slimy....
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Robots have been around for a long time now, that is, based on my definition of a robot. However, they seem to be becoming more and more common now; so common that marriages between robots and humans could be extremely popular in the near future. Scientist look upon this as an amazing new discovery, but is this really that good? Please comment on your ideas.
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This is a fine set of 1970s vintage sterling silver blue John stone cufflinks in original box. The inside of the box lid is signed "To Blaine Evans with kind regards from Graham Wilde May 1978". the settings are marked STERLING SILVER inside the cufflink stems.
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I've been trying not to do this, but I just published a new article on Examiner that I really like and so I thought I'd share the link here!
The entertainment industry is no place for children, published today on Examiner.com.
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One-Week Wonders: We Pay Attention So You Don't Have To
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I have a new theory. Let me know what you think about it.
Has it occurred to anyone lately that so many of the things we obsess about turn out to be stories that last for – give or take -- one week?
This gelled for me during Thanksgiving week when, thanks to my pal Michele Norris, I got to take a week off from "Washington Week" and concentrate on brining my turkey. (Write for the recipe. It was delicious.)
Watching from a distance, I detected a trend I had noted before but actually had the space to consider: The One Week Story.
Perhaps you've noticed this as well especially in the age of cable news and online news feeds that demand a 24-hour beast be fed. Certain stories smolder, explode, burn and then die out in a span that generally takes no more than seven days.
Remember Terry Jones? You can be forgiven if you do not, because his week in the spotlight began and ended with his misguided but compulsively-covered vow to burn a Qur'an last September. The controversy he generated – which you will recall grew to involve the commentary of General David Petraeus, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama – was gone in (you will forgive) a flash.
But that did not stop us from briefly elevating him and his dubious cause to an alarming degree that worried Muslims at home and confirmed worst suspicions abroad.
More recently, just before Thanksgiving, we endured another flash-in-the pan moment -- a faux controversy about TSA pat-downs.
Even as we all debated this issue ad nauseum in the days leading up to the biggest travel day of the year, I sailed through airports on my appointed rounds, accompanied by hundreds of fellow travelers who were doing the same.
The horror stories, to be sure, were evocative – stripped-down children, violated mastectomy patients and chinos-wearing men protective of their "junk." (Such a delicate term.) The reality was less horrible. A scheduled travelers' uprising failed to materialize – proving that most travelers were more eager to get over-the river-and-through-the woods than to rise to a twitter-fueled controversy.
From beginning to end, this may have lasted a week-and-a-half, but with the same general outcome as the Qur'an burning. Nada.
As we slog through the closing weeks of a lame duck Congress, it is worth keeping in mind that this will happen again.
The New START treaty has been on the agenda for months, but the truly important ratification debate will last …about a week.
The year-end deadline for extending the Bush-era tax cuts has been in place for years, but the tense closed-door negotiations and angry speeches ("Chicken crap," incoming House Speaker John Boehner declared) will wind down in…oh, about another week.
This sturm and drang will play out here in Washington while the rest of the world is hanging wreaths, downing eggnog and lighting their menorahs.
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It's not that often these days that an online service jumps out and demands to be embraced but Instapaper is a pleasant exception to the rule.
Instapaper is a simple tool that lets you "bookmark" articles, blog posts, etc. that you find interesting but want to read later. After dragging a booklet widget to your browser, you simply hit the "Read Later" button when you run across something good, and a link gets sent to your Instapaper home.
Before installing Instapaper a couple of days ago, I used two methods to handle things that I wanted to read later – I would either bookmark them in del.icio.us or save multiple tabs in Firefox. The problem with del.icio.us is I never actually went back to read any of the articles, while keeping 20 Firefox tabs open all the time is a waste of resources.
Instapaper is one of those online services that should be enthusiastically adopted because it fills a need in a simple, elegant way. Congrats to developer Marco Arment, who works at Tumblr, for this stroke of brilliance.
For more views on Instapaper, check out Paris Lemon, who calls it a "beautifully simple bookmarking tool", while TechCrunch describes it as a "cool new service taking bookmarks back to basics".
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The extraordinary heroes known as The Guardians join forces to combat the evil spirit Pitch who is out to rule the world. NOTE TO RENTERS: In addition to the theatrical film, this disc also contains an hour-long behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film.
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Apex Gov. Pat McCrory says a new office in his administration will evaluate the best ways that North Carolina students and teachers can be protected so school districts can respond to real and potential dangers.
McCrory visited an Apex school Tuesday to unveil the North Carolina Center for Safer Schools being housed in the Department of Public Safety. The Republican governor says government has a responsibility to ensure faculty and students are safe and parents have peace of mind when their children go to school.
Public Safety Secretary Kieran Shanahan says the center will hold town hall meetings to get ideas. He says it also will examine mental health issues and what role guns could have in improving safety.
McCrorys budget proposal Wednesday will include money for the center.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board will consider a $21.5 million security plan next week for improvements such as cameras or screening systems. The district originally requested more money, but cut a plan to add 8-foot chain-link fences after learning the security plan could cause other construction projects to be delayed.
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The weeping mother looked directly at Robert Earl Wallace and told him to remember that whatever he did or wherever he went, there would be a mother crying for her murdered son.
"I pray that your mother never goes through that," Eleanor Iron Lightning said as she tried to regain her composure at Wallace's sentencing Friday in 3rd District Court. "It's the worst pain I've ever gone through."
Wallace was accused of handing a friend a knife at a downtown Salt Lake City TRAX stop and then standing watch as the friend fought 27-year-old Emmett Schad over a missing bottle of vodka.
Wallace, a 46-year-old transient, in March pleaded guilty to homicide by assault, a third-degree felony. Wallace entered an Alford plea, which means he does not admit guilt but only that a jury would likely convict him.
On Friday, Judge Vernice Trease sentenced him to serve up to five years in prison. Prosecutors asked for the sentence to run consecutive to another sentence of up to five years on a probation violation in an unrelated case. Trease agreed, and denied a defense request to give Wallace credit for the more than 240 days he has already served behind bars. He was also ordered to pay more than $8,500 in restitution to the Utah Office for Victims of Crime and Iron Lightning.
Wallace told the judge during his sentencing, "I feel for the family of the victim." He also said he and his co-defendant, 34-year-old Moses Geng, "had nothing to do with it [the stabbing]" and that he shouldn't go to prison for something he didn't commit.
Prosecutors in March dropped a murder charge filed against Geng in connection with the stabbing, citing "evidentiary issues," court documents show.
"I don't know how I feel yet," Iron Lightning said after hearing Wallace's denials. "Just to look at him makes me cry, knowing that he had something to do with taking my son's life."
She said she is disappointed Geng hasn't been prosecuted.
At a preliminary hearing last year, Schad's aunt, Lorie Eagle Chasing, said she spent most of July 6 drinking with her nephew and Geng, her boyfriend. The three split a half-gallon of vodka before buying more liquor and walking to Pioneer Park, she said.
At some point in the night, Schad left the park and Eagle Chasing told Geng to look for him because she was worried. A Salt Lake police detective testified Geng was upset because Schad had taken the group's vodka.
Wallace told police he gave Geng a knife and the two men followed Schad to the TRAX stop at 350 West South Temple. Then Wallace told investigators he turned around to keep watch for police and, when he looked back, he saw Schad fall to the ground.
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Me this morning, North 5th Street in Williamsburg Brooklyn NY USA. Talking to my mother on my Blueparrot B250-XT headset. Photo by Jake Lodwick.
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There's a ton of musical talent in Florida and next Sunday – Sept. 2 – the North Central Florida Blues Society is hosting the Annual Gainesville Blues Challenge at the Dirty Bar (2441 Northwest 43rd St. 352/373-1141) from 7 to 11 p.m.
This is an annual competition and on this evening it'll determine who represents the NCFBS at the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis. If you like the pure, unfiltered sound of the blues, here's an opportunity to listen as local bands crank it out.
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Aside from Neil Armstrong, one person I always wanted to meet but never had the privilege was musician Bo Diddley, who called Florida home. He lived in Archer, which is about 15 miles southwest of Gainesville, which at long last brings me to my point.
The city fathers had the good sense to name a performance venue the Bo Diddley Downtown Community Plaza (at the corner of University Ave and SE 1st Street) and it's where a former Gainesville Blues Challenge winner, the R. Mutt Blues Band, will perform on October 13 at 7 p.m., opening for headliner John Nemeth.
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If I wanted to explain to the uninitiated why I love cinema from the Arab world so much, I would probably use Mohamed Khan's 'Factory Girl' (FATAT EL MASNAA) as an example. Khan and his script-writer wife Wessam Soliman give the audience a story that is from the heart, about real women and actual men, set in a world where people move within those shades of grey we actually all live in, safely away - we think - from politics and wars, yet incredibly close to the precipice. Life, the real stuff, the kind we all live, everyday, everywhere. But more beautifully so.
Of course, Egyptian cinema has had extra attention thrown its way lately, and not all for the right reasons perhaps. The Arab Spring brought about an interest from the West, so for a while every story geared towards a more international audience dealt with the revolution. Independent producers like Mohamed Heftzy were still making gems, but it was harder and harder to get to watch them outside of Egypt. A film like 'Cairo Exit' (EL KHOROUG) was shown at the Tribeca Film Festival two years ago, but producer Sherif Mandour disclosed, while in NYC for the screening, that he had to smuggle the only copy of the film to Poland. And then there are the countless "tributes" to European cinema, like the upcoming 'Halawet Rooh', which from the poster and teaser appears incredibly similar to Giuseppe Tornatore's 'Malena'.
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The argument I get most often when I've liked a film, while someone else did not, is that it's "not real" enough, it's too idealized. But cinema is not meant to be real. It's meant to remind us of the best we have to give, while also transporting us away, for about 90 minutes or so, to a world where we forget our worst. Cinema is a dream, a beautifully busy and inexpensive vacation we take from our lives. And the best kind of film is one that manages to teach us something, deep down inside, along with our entertainment.
So, you may be thinking, why watch 'Factory Girl' and not the latest 'Robocop' or action thriller blockbuster? Well, there is a place and time for Hollywood fare, but independent cinema is a gem to be supported. Unlike the work of big studio executives, who all sit around deciding what you and I will like based on the latest video game or marketing poll, independently made movies are fruits-of-labor projects, ideas born out of a need to make the world around us better, to change it somehow with its presence. A belief in the magic of the movies. And how can we not be for that!
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Madonna and Michelle Obama seem to have little in common. But together, they have awakened American women of a certain age to the allure of tight, toned arms. They've sent the message that those arms and toned, taut bodies may be within reach for other 40-somethings and older.
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But leading the trend, clearly, are the first lady and the material girl. Mrs. Obama, of course, posed in a sleeveless sheath for her official White House photograph. Recent photos of Madonna's very toned upper arms -- with so little fat her veins were bulging -- triggered debate about how much is too much.
The trend to get or stay super-fit and super-toned after 40 is a double-edged sword, health experts say. On the plus side, it encourages women to get exercise crucial to maintaining overall health and bone density, not to mention toned upper arms. But is getting the arms and bodies of Madonna and Obama really realistic for many working older women who don't hire trainers and who have a difficult time squeezing in even a brief workout? WebMD asked the experts to weigh in.
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Madonna aside, can a determined 51-year-old pump her way to 30-year-old arms? Probably not, says Noel Bairey Merz, MD, medical director of the Women's Heart Center at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles.
And that's probably true even if they spend equal time in workouts, she says. An aging body can be toned up, for sure, but an aging muscular body will look different than a younger muscular body, she says.
That is partly because with age, the skin and the connective tissue start to lose elasticity, Bairey Merz says. "You have more sagging."
If you weight lift enough, or do other types of strength training, you can produce a tight, firm muscle, she says. "If you pump the muscle, it's tighter," she says. But there is likely to be more flab underneath a 50-year-old bicep than a 30-year-old one
Bottom line: the muscles in your arms and elsewhere may look good, she says, but not like they're 30 again.
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On average, older women tend to have more overall body fat than do younger ones, she says. "The average 50-year-old woman has gained 20 or 30 pounds since the age of 20, is much less physically active, and is well on their way to sarcopenia,'' she says. Sarcopenia refers to the age-related loss of muscle mass and strength.
Hormonal factors come into play also, Bairey Merz says. An older woman has less estrogen than a younger woman. That means less estrogen is converted to testosterone, which is crucial for muscle-building. "You will have to work harder [when you are older] to maintain the same muscle mass."
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Each life brings a little heart ache and a little joy ,sometimes not equal by all means.I have been lucky to explore several of my past lives and in each have seen both sides of the coin.This life is not special in that department.There are road blocks in each life.Only suppose to go so far this way or up the ladder this high or be married a few times all ok to a point I guess.
Since I was young I wanted to know what I felt was the truth not the company line.I have met people from past lives which is really interesting.You just pick up where you left off.A guy who I knew in many life times usually as a friend was like ,Oh George nice to see you again sort of thing.
My biggest problem is I am so addicted to my soul mate that once I find her in every life I can't rest until we are together.Ruin familys, cross great distances,steal her away if I could ,and probably did a few life times ago.Just picked her on horse back and off to the grass lands.
Anyway you know a bit of the puzzle or you feel you really have a step over toe hold on this thing.Funny how it does and doesn't really change things.You still stuggle along in your mondane life getting goals not getting goals.But it changes How you see situations.You want what you want don't care about the fall out around you,you care but not enough to stop you.Are you selfish maybe.You give to your kids and grandkids and the religion and country.Sometimes you just want to be first in your own life ,me first.I talk to my spirit guide alot and sometimes I know she listens and sometimes not.I say this ,if loving this woman is wrong I don't want to right.
Affairs of the heart,its so hard but its worth it.
Atlantis screams
Last night I replied to a post about Atlantis.Like I said ,another post moved me, when I think of it deeply, its like I was there ......who knows.I have never been regressed that far back not I wouldn't do it money permitted ,which it doesn't these days.
What I wrote was that of a person that was part of a crowd on the beach and the earth cracking apart and rain and a gaint wave nearing to wipe everyone away.For what its worth I could see the wave the people milling about yelling and children looking up at there parents who were also afraid but trying in those moments to calm them while being terrified themselves.As I wrote it ,it moved me greatly and than I went to bed because it was late.My wife was already asleep and I got into bed and turned my head towards a dark wall and all I could hear was screams in my head.Loud screams and yells from thousands of people and a wave nearing closer and closer.I got frighten and shook my head to clear it.After a year of not wearing my crystal I have been wearing it everyday again.It seems to bring on this sort of thing,like a amplifier.It got to point with not wearing it, I was having no flashes like this.It scared me I must admit.But,to see the other side brings good things and bad which I except.I am addicted at this point and seem to need it.
S harmon
I am trying to read All the literture that cayce spoke and written down from the library.Really is almost like a wacko version of english can hardly get most of the time have keep going over and over very tiring but its worth it in the long run.Will give some high lites.
So far he said originally that there various types of human life one had male and female in one body and later was seperated into male and female.Than there were very tall people 8 to 10 feet tall and very short people 2 feet tall.What survived was what we have today.
What I can say is this I was born and raised in the early fiftys and the climate change than compared to now is very pronouced.In Iowa fifty below zero and winters starting in October,now mild and starting in January.These things plus global warming in our life time so nothing would surprise me.
At the center of "Atlantis" is a huge crystal.
It is like a generator that lights up the whole city.
At the center of "me" do also hang my crystals;
and there are times (Yes...) when they light up
my whole being.
Walk ins from life between life.It could happen with a bump in the head and you go out for awhile and wake up another person.Meaning you spirit wanted to leave but not have the body die.A replacement to take your place for whatever reason.
I was reading a book by Ruth Montgomery and she says shes run across alot of people who feel like my father did that they didn't belong on this planet or where in there last life time on another planet.Scientist are leaning towards a solar system 40 light years from here.
Its believed that they were the one's from the Roswell crash EBENs they are called greys a planet with two suns and an average of 107 degrees.Lets say look backward in our own history lets say 1750 and say "Oh George Washington can you believe that we will land on the moon and drive an average of 70 miles an hour in a few hundred years."He would say no as he rode away on his horse.
How they do will come I am sure.
They say that there are many among us that were of the time of Atanltis.To bring forth the tech and handle these troubled times.But with that they bring there failings.The crystals seem to amp the mental power.Such a pleasant place they say with perfect weather.The american indians and people of Egype and parts of Mexico is where they fled.
S harmon
The UFO theory
I have read that the grays had alot to do with our moving from cave man to modern man.Must be very disappointed in the results.It is also believed that reincarnation wise that they have chosen to be born here,for the adventure this I can believe from my father.Theres also walk in's meaning a person is in a coma or knocked out for some reason and when they come to a different person is in the body.Now heres the interesting thing as soon as they enter they lose all knowledge or its hidden deep in the mind.They don't act the same and they seem to have some different purpose in life.They don't know why and they are driven in some area.Signs and hints come up ,you just keep a good mind down can you,going to spill the beans sooner or later.
Some people over the years have hinted as much to me always afraid hang it out there ,for someone to take a poke at.
But in whole scope of it ,it always comes back to the life between life.Okay theres gray and human and god knows what else in the many universes.But they all have a spirit and they reincarnate.You have a choice this planet or the many millions of others.Spirits and well as people in general are afraid of change.Imagine moving to another state or the next time period 2050.But another planet as another being for fun that takes guts not many would do that even a reincarnating spirit.
The ones I have met don't seem to happy about it .Maybe I have come across five or so not one said they'd come back here again.Me I have been here for hundreds of years that I can research back to.Bad as it is ,its my planet.
S harmon
Bumping this one up. Love this thread
and all the people in it.
Thank you Harmon for starting this one.
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If there was one thing that I'm sure many Canada fans were hoping for last night, it was a performance that would destroy the bitter taste that had been left in their mouths following two scoreless draws against Puerto Rico and St. Kitts and Nevis.
It's a great shame that two shaky performances have stolen so much spotlight from what has essentially been in a respectable campaign in the second round of qualifying. But it can be easily understood. In a group that featured the likes of St. Lucia, Puerto Rico, and St. Kitts and Nevis, any stumble - no matter how small - would inevitably lead to cries of "there's no chance in hell we'll qualify for Brazil 2014!"
A 4-0 victory over St. Kitts and Nevis last night at BMO Field in front of 10, 235 fans will hopefully silence those who believe that they can draw all sorts of conclusions about our national team based on the scoreline of six matches against Caribbean minnows.
It's hard to see how the haters can hate in a match where Dwayne De Rosario tied Dale Mitchell's record as the national team's all-time leading scorer with 19 goals, Tosaint Ricketts scored in his first start, Canada scored and created chances from open play, and the team recorded their fifth consecutive clean sheet. But I'm sure there are those who will choose to focus on the lack of action throughout the second half.
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So now that the second round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying is over, let's look at some of those statistics.
Of the 19 teams that participated in the second round, Canada conceded the fewest amount of goals with only 1, a goal that head coach Stephen Hart described as "a magic goal" in the post-match press conference.
Of the 19 teams, Canada had the second best goal differential with +17. Only Antigua and Barbuda had a better differential of +21. In a round where thrashings were a common occurrence, I would argue there isn't much difference between being first or fifth in this category.
And of the 19 teams, Canada had the longest shutout streak of 533 minutes, a streak that will continue into the third round and is only 8 minutes shy of breaking our national team's record that was set back in 1996-97.
So while you can go ahead and argue that Canada's overall performance in the second round wasn't good enough, I would say that the statistics suggest otherwise. I'm not trying to argue that we'll qualify for the World Cup or that comparing our national team's statistics to those of tiny islands says anything about the squad. I'm merely trying to point out that Canada's performance in the second round deserves some applause.
Scoreless draws against Puerto Rico and St. Kitts and Nevis aren't pretty. But as I've mentioned before, Honduras tied Puerto Rico 2-2 in the second round of their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign and still made it to South Africa.
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Not a bad week for the 49-year-old Netflix founder. Hastings, which the Post reports is a married father of two, will get a salary of $500,000 this year. That's a 50% cut from 2009, but I don't think he's complaining.
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