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Jessica Anonymous, you miss-spelled the word You're. I couldn't even read your poem, which SHOULD be titled: Hope You're Happy because of this egregious error. (Report) Reply
Jessica Anonymous
Hope Your Happy
I hope your happy with your life
I hope your happy with your wife
I hope you see what you have done
I hope you see that this is all wrong
I hope you realise that your not perfect
I hope you see that money's not worth it
I hope you realise that family comes first
I hope you see that my smile was rehearsed
I hope you see that your tearing me apart
I hope you someday grow a heart
I hope someday I will want to see you
I hope someday I wont have to see you
I hope you suffer, but I dont want that
I hope you die, but I dont mean that
I hope someday your 'love' will be real
I hope someday you will 'feel'
I hope you realise that money cant heal
I hope someday you'll feel, what I feel
I hope that before you die
I hope to tell you, I wont cry
I hoped you would be a good dad
I hoped you wouldnt make me mad
But all my hopes from before are gone
just like the love you had for their mom
I hope that I see you one last time
I hope I get to tell you this:
'I wish I never knew you
because of you....I wish I didnt exist....'
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Dvorak Chstazinsky (11/16/2012 10:39:00 AM)
Dvorak Chstazinsky (11/16/2012 10:38:00 AM)
Jessica Anonymous, you miss-spelled the word You're. I couldn't even read your poem, which SHOULD be titled: Hope You're Happy because of this egregious error. (Report) Reply
Sri Tatsat (6/17/2012 5:39:00 AM)
Lovely emotions put forth brilliantly. Thank you for this... (Report) Reply
Jacob immel (12/29/2011 8:46:00 PM)
this poem is heavy... to me it describes how you have to have loved someone before you cn truly hate them and how those two emotions correlate (Report) Reply
Michael Ogah (4/1/2010 1:03:00 PM)
this is really beautifu. i hope ur ok! i imagine it must have been emotionaly draining writing this (Report) Reply
Trever Barlow (7/25/2009 11:11:00 PM)
'I hope you see that your tearing me apart
I hope you someday grow a heart
I hope someday I will want to see you
I hope someday I wont have to see you
I hope you suffer, but I dont want that
I hope you die, but I dont mean that
I hope someday your 'love' will be real
I hope someday you will 'feel''
those two really hit home. beautiful poem, Jessica, i feel you homie! (Report) Reply
Ashley Davis (7/8/2009 1:39:00 PM)
I feel very connected to this poem. you did an amazing job creating it! gave it a 10! (Report) Reply
William Budhi Subiyanto (5/21/2009 8:49:00 AM)
kata2 yg sangat bermutu n bermakna apalagi skrg ini perasaan sangat sedih n kecewa krn tdk dpt memilikinya: nona jeje yg sgt kucintai (Report) Reply
Sam C (2/22/2009 3:54:00 PM)
thats amazing
i know exactly how u feel...
i love it (Report) Reply
Sarah Perez (2/8/2009 9:02:00 PM)
Mim Meh (11/27/2008 1:58:00 AM)
Your poems are just
Breath taking..
i mean
seriously.. (Report) Reply
Luna Crespo (11/8/2008 5:18:00 PM)
OMG! ! I Love ur poem
(it reminds me ov my mom and dad)
all of them!
There awesome but
umm in ur poems r they rlly
whats happening/happd in ur life...?
the one that touched me most
was the brother poem i almost cried....
well keep up the good work (Report) Reply
Krista Churchill (11/1/2008 2:18:00 AM)
Wow i mean wow very great poem. I love this poem you have a gift..Please take the time to view some of my poems thank you so much...God bless (Report) Reply
Dolan Doran (10/5/2008 9:27:00 AM)
Do you know a Zack thompson? ? ? bc that's totally how I feel about him...I love the poem. it's good (Report) Reply
Manonton Dalan (9/26/2008 12:04:00 PM)
i hope nobody would tell me that. beautiful poem.thanks md (Report) Reply
Sarah Mustang (8/10/2008 3:17:00 AM)
Excellent poem, a few spelling mistakes but the message you were trying to portray got through to me. Very good. (Report) Reply
Nathalie Petersson (7/20/2008 3:51:00 AM)
I like your poetry a lots. Strong feelings. Take Care! (Report) Reply
Priyanka Shetty (5/8/2008 12:46:00 PM)
hey jessica..... i loved your poem.... i hope u r happy now.....(i meant it really as in i hope u r over the pain and feelings) take care.... keep writing...... (Report) Reply
Cassandra Reid (4/15/2008 10:57:00 AM)
Hi jessica! ! !
I really liked what you've written it's beautiful...For me when i'm broken down i take out my book of poems and write whats going on in my life and what i want done with it well i better get goin keep it up you have talent. bye (Report) Reply
ash a (3/28/2008 10:36:00 AM)
Hello jessica,
how r you doing today?
i read ur poem, and yeah i can feel the pain
that you written in ur beautiful poem.
keep going with ur poems coz it will make u relax.
when i got tensed then i also write some few words
who comes from my heart directly.
bye & take care. good. (Report) Reply
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Forsyth has split up the text in his new book into short chapters, all of which link into one another. The theme of connection which is central in The Etymologicon has been used here to good effect, giving the book a great structure.
Examples are given throughout, and Shakespeare is a common figure of focus. His writing is cited through the entire book to give examples of almost every rhetorical technique which can be used within the English language, demonstrating everything from paradox to iambic pentameter. In his characteristic chatty style, Forsyth states such things as: 'Shakespeare simply knew that people are suckers for alliteration and that it's pretty damned easy to make something alliterate (or that it's surprisingly simple to add alliteration)'. Forsyth also uses examples from a wealth of different sources in the fields of literature and music, from Dickens, Austen, Keats, Tennyson and Wilde to John Lennon, Neil Armstrong and Mick Jagger.
Each entry in The Elements of Eloquence is quite short – bitesize, almost, which makes it a great volume to read a little at a time. Throughout, Forsyth practices what he preaches. When writing about parataxis – or 'Farmer's English' – for example, where everything is directly stated in separate, non-linking sentences, he adopts the same style in his description. When he moves on to speak of how conjunctions can be used to 'keep your sentence going and going forever', he demonstrates how this is done.
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Dear Mayor Bloomberg,
My name is Joseph T. McMahon and I am a retired FDNY Lieutenant. I was retired for post traumatic stress disorder in 2006, as a result of having worked at the morgue identifying human remains for eight months following the attacks of 9/11. I am writing to you on behalf of all 9/11 veteran firefighters who face dismissal for violating the Fire Departments' well-intentioned, but misguided zero-tolerance policy. When I heard about this petition, I felt compelled to write to you on their behalf.
I understand that at times, it may be difficult to discern who has willfully and intentionally violated the Regulations of the New York City Fire Department for "recreational fun", versus those that have violated the regulations due to an addiction manifested and aggravated over years in an attempt to deal with the events following September 11, 2001. But in the case of documented veteran 9/11 firefighters, we are already more than halfway to discerning the answer to this question.
From my personal experience, I can tell you that when I finally went to the Department for help (2005), the first question I was asked was "why didn't you come forward sooner?" Even though I was in a terrible condition and suffering from post traumatic stress disorder, I thought that this was an incredibly naive question. After all, isn't "post" traumatic stress disorder by its very name, something that manifests itself over time?
It became immediately clear to me that it appeared that the Fire Department had no idea about what they were dealing with. I was made to feel as if "I" had done something wrong by not diagnosing myself sooner. It was extremely depressing to realize that the Fire Department was going to be responsible for making decisions about my treatment and my future. But I was at the end of my rope, and everything near and dear to me was being affected by my condition; my family, my position as an engine company lieutenant, my health. Everything. I would die if I did not seek help. Or perhaps, I would be stopped for drunk driving, or even, fail a urine test at work.
I was fortunate not to lose my job because of the Department's zero tolerance policy. Yet I am no better or worse than any other firefighter. I am convinced that it is just a matter of the simple fact that I managed to get help when other firefighters didn't - or more accurately, couldn't.
Abusing alcohol and drugs is a common way for many victims to deal with trauma. This is so well documented in the literature, that I don't feel I need to go into great detail about how alcohol and drugs are connected with trauma. Briefly, it has a psychotropic effect. It alters a person's mood, initially giving a person a sense of euphoria, followed by the lows of depression, once the alcohol or drug wears off. Then the cycle is repeated again. And again. And so on. This is not a happy life. This is the life of a sentenced prisoner and of course will, in all cases where it is not addressed, eventually cause irreversible damage to one's marriage, social life and occupation.
So how do we view firefighters who have violated the Fire Department's zero-tolerance policy? Did the New York City Fire Department simply hire someone who had a substance abuse problem? Or, is there a relationship between the events of 9/11 and the substance abuse problems of some of these firefighters?
How can we judge these firefighters without first trying to discern this basic question? Certainly, the difference between the two would mean very different outcomes in the way they should be treated. Will they be punished or will they receive the help they need to lead a productive life? Isn't this relevant? Where is our compassion? Don't we owe it to them to determine if they were just a "recreational" substance abuser who thumbed their nose at the Fire Department, or conversely, individuals who manifested a substance abuse problem as a result of a trauma suffered in the line of duty?
And what about these firefighter's spouses and children? How much will they be forced to sacrifice if they lose their job, pension and health benefits? What have they done to deserve punishment? How can we justify punishing the spouse and children for things that he did? And how much more short-sighted would it be to punish his family if in fact a firefighter is suffering from trauma related to the duties of his occupation? How does his family and the Fire Department reconcile this?
This is not just another letter defending the actions of firefighters who violate Department Regulations. It is not that simple. There are circumstances that exist that our conscience will not allow us to ignore. I believe that treating each case on its individual merit strikes a balance which addresses the needs of the Department, while at the same time, protects the interests of employees who have illnesses which may be legitimately manifested or aggravated by the performance of their duties. Zero tolerance is for "recreational" substance abusers, not for those who are suffering from job related substance abuse. We help those who suffer from job related injuries. How can we be opposed to approaching this matter from this way of thinking?
Please do not dismiss the real possibility that many of these firefighters are suffering from job related post traumatic stress disorder related to the events of September 11, 2001. In view of the fact that the roots of the existing zero-tolerance policy was not designed in foresight of such a traumatic disaster in mind, perhaps a new policy should be implemented for those who have 9/11 substance abuse issues: "ground-zero tolerance". The existing policy is clearly too rigid and antiquated in light of the events of September 11, 2001…
Respectfully Submitted,
Lt. Joseph T. McMahon
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Sounds like a good idea.
I don't know where you live, but I live in Northern NJ and I have 3D mammos taken - not all radiology centers have them. 3D mammos can pick up something smaller than 1mm and is recommended for dense breasts.
Is it possible for you to see where there is a place where your wife can possibly have a 3D mammo done?
Just a suggestion, also does the Dr. think an MRI should be done? MRI's are very expensive and most doctor's do not like to order them, but ask for it to be done in 6 mos. if not now.
Thanks for letting us know and hopefully you and your family will have a happy holiday.
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You certainly did the right thing - just go to that onc when you have to for his once a year check ups.
It is imperative that we all get along with, like and respect our medical team as we deal with breats cancer.
Nobody should have to put up with arrogant, condescending people in any part of our lives - but never when we are dealing with an incurable disease!
You deserve better and I'm glad you have the courage to find another way to be treated.
Maybe you should give him a prickly cactus as a Christmas gift!
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So I would suggest that you take care to have your husband take care of your son for the next few days.
Try to take care of yourself and know that we will be thinking of you and sending you good vibes on the 13th.
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I have answered your other email and told you that the decision as to whether or not to continue those drugs is a personal decision you alone have to make.
There are no right or wrong answers - you must do what you think is best for you.
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In fact the newest recommendation is to continue taking the pills for 10 yrs. instead of 5.
So the bottom line is that this is your choice. Some women opt not to take these pills because of a quality of life issue.
I would say that you should do research and then make the decision that is right for you and ultimately gives you peace of mind. That goal should drive you to make your decision.
I wish you good luck.
Let us know what you decide to do and how you made your decision.
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What I did was to keep a daily journal of my reaction to my first chemo. I recorded how I felt each day from the day before through the week following the chemo infusion. Then I knew which days were my rough days and which were no problem so I could plan my days through the rest of my chemo treatmens.
I found that I got through it with no real problems by eating lean protein every 2 hrs. with lots of fruits and veggies and massive quantities of water and soups to stay hydrated. I cut out all processed, fast and fried foods too.
I also made sure to rest when i felt tired, and let family do things for me. I did not try to be a hero.
I had 6 rounds of cytoxan/taxotere 3 weeks apart and had no problem tolerating the chemo.
I hope you too have an experience similar to mine. Please let us know how you are doing when you start your chemo.
Much good luck to you,
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I do not know if a similar study is underway for the AI's.
I think this is wonderful news, but would hope that this news would spur further research into making hormone blocking drugs with fewer side effects.
There must be some way of having a second generation of hormone therapy drugs that don't severely hamper a woman's quality of life.
This disease with it's many treatment options always seem to have women facing the quality of life issue many times over. I think it is time to openly and honestly address that issue at this point in time!
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Please know that there is a lot of hope and treatments for bone mets - radiation being the main treatment.
Mets in the bones are more successfully treated and contained than when the cancer is in an organd..
Obviously having the cancer metastasize is not good, but there is much hope for your sister. She needs to be vigilant about keeping her doctor appointments, eating healthy foods and exercising.
Hopefully other women will reply to you to help you better understand your sister's diagnosis.
Good luck,
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So why don't you try to prioritize your health problems at this point. You are taking care of your gall bladder problem so you need to get through that surgery physically, and emotionally. And you really need to take care of your breast situation. Here is what I would suggest.
1. Get some anti-anxiety meds from your doc for the surgery and the breast because it might take a few weeks to get the answer to what is going on with your breast.
2. Have your breast examined by a breast doctor. Call Planned Parenthood, or Susan Komen or the American cancer Society to find a clinic or a doctor who works with them to help women who do not have health insurance. You first must be seen by a doctor who will then take it from there as to whether or not you need a mammo or other tests.
3. You need to ultimately take control of your health - once you feel like you are in control you will feel less overwhelmed.
I really don't know what it could be - cysts related to your menstrual cycle, clogged milk duct, benign tumors, an infection or even breast cancer. Also know that there are many different types of breast diseases which are not all cancerous, so only a doctor can diagnose you. And as you have already said you know you must see a doctor - so take a deep breath and make the necessary phone calls to begin to take control of finding out what is going on with your breast.
We are always here for you, and I wish you good luck with your surgery. Please come back and let us know how your surgery went and what you find out about what is going on with your breast.
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Lay down flat with your hand(that's on the side of the swollen breast) above your head. The massage is done very, very gently. Put aquaphor on the breast and using the whole palm of the hand gently go across the breast in horizontal lines from the armpit towards the sternum - in that one direction only. Kepp going very gently from the armpit towards the sternum until you have done the whole breast.
Do that very gently twice a day for a few weeks. Do not press or use any pressure - just go gently in the one direction until you cover the entire breast like I said above.
Let us know how you are doing.
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Why I've lost faith in the delegate strategySubmitted by Brad.king92 on Sun, 04/22/2012 - 10:26
I will probably get many negative votes for this but it is the truth.
The Ron Paul campaign strategy from the very beginning has been to focus only on the non-binding caucus states and sweep most of the delegates from those states. But if this has been the strategy all along, the only conclusion I can come to is that Ron Paul was never really in this to win in the first place. Here's why. Out of the 2,286 delegates attending the convention, only about 457 delegates are unbound. Out of these 457 unbound delegates, 120 of them are RNC superdelegates. The great majority of the RNC delegates are garanteed to go to Romney, although a few may go to Ron. So that leaves only 337 unbound delegates for RP to pick up, which is not nearly enough to win the nomination. This makes me think that he either never planned on winning or he was just hoping that there would be more than one front-runner and they could just force a brokered convention.
But here's the thing: So far Ron Paul's delegate strategy has been a failure. Out of the 337 unbound delegates, each candidate has recieved this many:
Romney: 87
Paul: 43
Santorum: 24
Gingrich: 1
This includes the delegates from Guam, N. Mariana Islands, Virgin Islands, N. Dakota Wyoming, Missouri, Colorado, and Minnesota.
As I stated in my previous entry, the only way Ron Paul can win is by winning the majority of the remaining primaries. I think the delegate strategy was a bad idea to begin with. Don't get me wrong, its a good strategy, but the caucus states should not have been the ONLY focus. The campaign needs to focus on winning some of these major states.
Many people interpreted this as me saying that I have lost faith in the movement has a whole and I think that we should just give up. I was not saying that at all. All I was doing was acknowledging a fact. I wasn't saying that it is just completely hopeless for Dr. Paul, I'm just saying that we need to pursue a different strategy of winning this nomination. In fact, what I said should give you all an even better reason to keep fighting for Dr. Paul because the fact is he needs to win some states. The only alternative is to flood the convention and hope that they give us the nomination.
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There are many reasons Paul
There are many reasons Paul hasn't received the votes we were looking for in many states and none of them are a failure of his delegate strategy. The strategy seems to be working out better than expected truth be told.
The reason we haven't won any popularity contests is simply because of the lack of coverage / negative coverage by major networks. Most people who actually turn out to vote don't study politics like we do. They listen to the main stream pundits.
Given a fair shake his strategy would work very well because of how involved his supporters are.
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if Ron Paul would have won
if Ron Paul would have won Iowa and Maine, he did well in Nevada, and New Hampshire, I think he would of done much better in Primaries. That is why the G.O.P. could not allow him to win early voting states. msm has convinced the masses that even though people like R.P. he is unelectable so don't vote for him.
They clearly stole these actual victories from him to ensure
that he would not get popular traction. This is quite evident in the REAL outcomes of both Iowa and Maine specifically. This is stolen election material nothing more nothing less.
Yes the masses only vote for the winner.
That is why those early Iowa/ N.H. vote counts must be contested when they happen. After that it is all over. Media control of the public takes over.
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It does seem that at some point, and maybe from the beginning, the campaign decided to do something I call the actuarial coup strategy:
1.) Get enough delegates to be an influence within the party.
2.) Romney loses the general election if he doesn't get Ron Paul's approval.
3.)The 2016 GOP candidate makes the same mistake and suffers the same fate.
4.) Libertarian faction expands as demographics start catching up.
5.) It's 2020 and a close primary; GOP takes a chance and has Rand Paul running for VP. Cultural conservatives and war mongers bolt the party. Another loss.
6.) 2024: Most of the cultural conservatives are dead and the Democrats are giving out all the MIC contracts. Neocons are now Democrats. Green Party steals progressives. Rand Paul elected president.
I don't have the patience for this strategy and none of us has the time for it. We are the frog on the slow boil. How close are we to a permanent war economy and police state?
Welcome aboard; let's get the train out of the station.
We just received our Oregon voters pamphlet.
It is titled:
You Have The Right To Vote:
Some excerpts:
1. You have the right to a secret vote. You do not have to tell "anyone" how you voted.
2. You have the right to vote even if you are homeless.
3. **You have the right to vote for the person you want. You can "Write in" someone else's name if you don't like the choices on your ballot.
( This means, if you receive a mail in ballot, you can write in anybody regardless of party affiliation.}
4. You have the right to know if your ballot was counted.
5. You have the right to file a complaint if you feel your voting rights have been denied. { And 12 others }
These are State Laws !
**Now, it seems to me that No One can make a delegate vote for anyone other than his/her choice, therefore the Republican Party is breaking the law mandating a delegate MUST vote for anyone other than their own "Personal" choice in Oregon !
P.S. Oregon delegates are being tricked into signing pledges !
And what about the 2nd round of voting?
How many delegates are Free to Vote their conscious in the 2nd round, (if there is a 2nd round)?
A simple number will suffice.
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Was it a doomed strategy, sure, obviously, but it is the only strategy afforded to us. There is no other way we can even hope to fight such a corrupt beast. Unfortunately, even this will not be available much longer as the enemy now can see their vulnerability. States soon go to all computerized primary voting. RP has been fighting this battle for a lifetime do not expect victory in a day. Just do what is right and leave the results to God.
Good point.
Good point.
I've been saying since South Carolina...
perception = reality. Ron Paul surrounded himself with a campaign staff convinced he could not win the "beauty contests". They may have been right, given the media fix on reporting vote results. Nonetheless, one cannot afford to think of oneself as a loser. The two straightest arrows in the campaign's quiver was the expert testimonials to the soundness of Ron Paul's foreign policy, including nuclear Iran and Romney's "crony capitalist" contributors. They should have used those arrows BEFORE South Carolina instead of breaking Ron Paul's momentum. The delegate strategy failed in 2008; however, the results this year appear much more promising. A lot of us were banking the coverage of Ron Paul's events in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia would turn things around. That may still happen, even given the problems with the live feed in both places. It ain't over yet.
What is your source for those numbers?
Particularly, the ones that show already secured delegates?
Specifically, I want to see them listed by state with the totals for each candidate.
If you don't have such data, how can you back up your claim?
I find it odd you make this assertion of a "failed" strategy when all I see is post after post of how we are winning majorities in the process on the way to state conventions. (where actual delegates are chosen)
If all you can provide are "estimates" ala the Lame Stream Media then you can print out this OP, roll it up and smoke it.
Otherwise, please cite your sources.
Those are the numbers each
Those are the numbers each candidate has for the UNBOUND delegates only.
Here's how I got those numbers from each states.
Romney - 9
N. Mariana Islands
Romney - 9
Virgin Islands
Romney - 4
Paul - 1
Romney - 23
Santorum - 2
Paul - 1
N. Dakota
Romney - 17
Paul - 2
Santorum - 6
Paul - 13
Romney - 13
Santorum - 7
Minnesota CD's
Paul - 20
Santorum - 2
Romney - 12
Paul - 4
Santorum - 7
Gingrich - 1
Romney - 87
Paul - 41
Santorum - 24
Gingrich - 1
These are the results for the states that have had their conventions so far. MO and Minn. still haven't had their state conventions and others like Washington and Iowa haven't had any conventions yet. But so far Paul's strategy hasn't gotten him the majority of delegates. I'm not saying any of this to belittle Ron Paul or the campaign, I'm just acknowledging a fact.
You can now add Louisiana and Massachusetts.
It looks like Paul won 4-1/2 of the 6 Congressional District caucuses in Louisiana yesterday. He has at least a 61% majority of the state convention in June which picks the 20 soft pledged delegates, and the 18 district delegates. Depending on who gets picked by the LA SCC, he might have as much as a 78% majority - an ultra majority.
Thus it is now safe to say, Paul will at a minimum have 12 more, perhaps 15 more delegates via LA's congressional districts, and most likely an additional 20 at-large delegates since he controls the State Convention. (Santorum and Romney are to have 15 of those soft pledged to them, but those delegates are technically unbound and will now certainly be actual Ron Paul supporters)
So that bumps Paul to 73-76 total, Romney to 90-93. (no word yet on the RNC super delegates, or the additional 5 unallocated delegates from LA)
Then look at Massachusetts. It looks like it's turning into a sweep there as well. There's a good chance by the end of the week, Paul will be leading in the actual delegate count.
Actually, Louisiana has not
Actually, Louisiana has not assigned any national delegates yet. The recent conventions were County caucuses, not Congressional District caucuses. The Paul delegates elected at the County caucuses will got on to the CD and State conventions to elect the national delegates. Ron Paul has a good chance of controlling the delegation in Louisiana but I'm not gonna update the count until all is said and done.
As for Massachusetts, it was a winner take all, so all of the Ron Paul supporters who were elected as delegates will be bound to vote for Romney, at least on the first ballot (unless of course they choose to abstain). Their are many paul supporters who are bound delegates for other candidates. This will be important in the case of a brokered convention.
You must not know much about Louisiana then. For starters, we
don't have counties.
Second, these WERE district caucuses.
These elected delegates are to the State Convention.
At worst, Ron Paul's delegation now has a 61.67% majority there. There is an outside possibility for a 78.33% majority, and an equal chance for anything in between. (the LA State Central Committee will appoint an additional five delegates per congressional district for a grand total of 180 State Convention Delegates. We don't know how many of those might end up as Ron Paul supporters. There are some such supporters already on the SCC, but I don't think it is anywhere near a majority)
Right now, Paul has 111 State Convention delegates in Louisiana, with 30 more to be selected, some of which might be friendly to him.
Thus, Paul's people control the selection of the actual delegates at large. (there are 20 of those) The March "preference primary" allegedly soft-pledges these delegates proportionally. Fifteen to Santorum and five to Romney. But it's a soft pledge with no requirement to vote for that candidate at the RNC, and those delegates are officially unbound, and NOW they will be selected by Ron Paul supporters.
Thus in all likelihood, unless something goes horribly wrong, ALL TWENTY will be Ron Paul supporters.
Additionally, since the Convention controls the soft-pledge rule, they could all be pledged, or even hard bound, to Ron Paul. It's up to the convention which Paul delegates now control.
Then there are the District delegates. One need not be elected to the State Convention to be a National delegate, but the State Convention controls who gets to go to the RNC.
At the State Convention, the district delegations will break up in to district meetings and select 3 people to be RNC delegates. Since Ron Paul's delegates to State control 4 districts at least by 83.33%, maybe even 100% in some cases, you can bank all 12 of those district delegates will be Ron Paul people.
The only question mark is CD 4 which has (I'm not sure) either 12 or 13 Ron Paul delegates out of 25. If the result of the 5 appointed delegates leaves Ron Paul's camp with a majority in CD 4, you can write those 3 delegates in as well. If not, then he may get either 2, 1, or maybe none from CD 4.
Then there is CD 3. We lost that one. So officially we have no delegates representing it. And presumably, the 3 delegates from CD 3 will not be Ron Paul people. But that may change depending on who those State Delegates turn out to be, and who the 5 appointed delegates are.
This is why I say that at the least, Paul has 12, more likely, 32 more delegates all from Louisiana, and a potential for 6 more for a total of 38.
I think the 3 super delegates are not expected to be RP supporters, and there will be 5 more appointed by the State Central Committee, and it is also unknown who they will be or who they will support.
At minimum - Paul has +12, but likely at least +32 from Louisiana.
As I said before, no National
As I said before, no National delegates have been selected yet. I know these were CD conventions, I already said that I was wrong on that. Its very possible that something can go extremely wrong. Just look at North Dakota and Missouri. Ron Paul was in a very good position to pick up the great majority of the delegates their but then the Romney hacks came in and railroaded the process.
So every number you have up there in the OP is only actually
chosen delegates?
There are ZERO presumptions up there?
If so, so be it.
Fair enough.
I don't know how this adds or does not detract from your claim to not having faith in the delegate process.
It's a slow process.
So far, it IS working.
Not all of these numbers are
Not all of these numbers are chosen delegates. Some states haven't held their conventions yet, but they had a proportional or winner-take-all primary so it is already decided who will get the delegates. The only States I haven't included for not having their conventions is the States where the delegates are unbound because we have no way of knowing who will get the delegates until then.
It depends on what you mean by working. If you mean that it is working because it is getting Ron Paul a lot of delegates then you're right, it is working. But only focusing on getting delegates in the non-binding caucus States is not going to get us enough delegates to win on the first round because there are only about 337 unbound delegates. I'm not saying it's not a good strategy, I'm just saying that the campaign also should have been trying to win some delegates in proportional States as well. The only way that the delegate strategy can work now is if we can force a brokered convention and the only way he can do this is by a.) Winning a lot of the remaining primaries and stop Romney from getting to 1144. b.) All the delegates make a motion on the convention floor to unbind all the delegates. Or c.) Get most of the delegates to abstain. Although, I'm still not certain if the last two strategies will work.
Actually this was CD caucus's. Ron got 111 delegates out of 150
to the State convention. I agree that it aint over til the fat lady sings. Just so happens the voice will hopefully be sweet in June when the State convention happens.
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I just looked it up on
I just looked it up on greenpapers, you're right that they were CD caucuses, but apparently Louisiana doesn't assign national delegates from the CD conventions. I just assumed they were County caucuses because usually National delegates are assigned by CD's.
They ARE assigned by the CD's but this occurs at the State
Since Paul controls 4 districts with at least 25/30 per district, he will have at minimum 12 RNC delegates from those districts.
Up in the air is CD 4 where it was nearly evenly split. CD 3 is not likely, but not impossible.
Imagine a convention
where half of the delegates are screaming president Paul, president Paul, no matter who they are bound to vote for, we will still have a say in how things go, my thoughts are: they will use this as leverage to push RP in as vice, unless we have almost a riot at the convention, somehow getting our guy in the drivers seat, with evangelic support. Could get interesting!
Thats what I'm hoping for.
Thats what I'm hoping for. Right now it seems like thats the only way unless he can win some states.
Getting delegates is all rival's goals, not just some brilliant
thing the Paul campagaign came up with. But other rivals chose to not only go after delegates, but also media attention and being where the elections were hot instead of going off to some other part of the country that was not on the election radar.
Agree, Cacus strategy was doomed from the beginning as
expected. You can only win by staying in media's eye where all the other candidates are competing. And, then this attention would give you more votes in primary states and MOMENTUM is key to get you to other states and nat'l poll numbers higher.
However, Paul's staff took Paul away from the media's eye to caucus states where the media was not covering as it was busy covering the forthcoming primaries and supertuesday.
And you can't win by just having presence in cacus states and ignoring primary states as Florida.
The numbers already prove the delegate strategy was a failure just as their 08 strategy failed.
Kudos for having the guts to
Kudos for having the guts to post this. And you may have a point. However, I can't imagine one would throw their hat into the ring and leave themselves open to harsh criticism from the media, Americans and their own party, and be on the road constantly campaigning at 76 years old with family in tow, if you weren't serious about running. I think he hoped he could win some states. I still think he won Maine, and we know he won VI popular vote. But who would have thought the media blackout would be so thorough. I've really begun to hate the manipulative msm in this country. So much so that I don't watch msnbc, fox, cnn or any of that crap. Online and Russia Today is where I get my news.
In the meantime, this is about more than one election. Look at Iowa. They went from corruption during their election, to new Republican leadership. Look at the crowds that Dr. Paul continues to attract. What Republican gets invited to Berkeley?? His message is long overdue. It's funny to me that big government/socialism is passe, and those who still espouse it seem like dinosaurs to me.
I am so upset that I can't be a delegate for Ron Paul in Tampa
because we're moving to a new state here shortly. But you know what? I'm gonna try to get to Tampa for the convention anyway. +/- combat boots and a rifle, I'm ready to march.
The goal was to win
The goal was to win everything, and get all the delegates as insurance. Since we're up against forces that won't let us win it the easy way, we'll have to rely on getting delegates and hoping for the best.
What's so hard to understand?
O' Ye of little faith and little time here. Please stop BORING
me with the lack of faith in the PATRIOT Community. We are in it to win it and NOTHING, NOTHING the Republican Party can do to stop it.
LoL!!! This is what makes the good DOC the player that he is. He KNOWS WITHOUT A DOUBT,"WE WILL CARRY THE WATER!" He knows Romney will NEVER win without us. He knows we will NEVER give in to STATUS QUO.
He knows we will NEVER let a sorry ass post such as yours stop us. I personally thank you for energizing the REAL PATRIOTS in this movement. Not the SORRY ASS WANNABES like you. Suck it up or give up! Don't have guts enough to win, BY ALL MEANS GO THE "F" AWAY!
We intend to win. Your post is such a distraction, I think it will die on the DP vine! LoL! Just go promoite Romney and help his supporters as you think you are doing for Ron Paul. You are a much better Romney supporter than a RP supporter. Just look at your attitude.
Semper Fi my little Romney supporting buddy,
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You have gall
You have a lot of gall labeling a thoughtful post backed up by fact as being a distraction, when it's your post that says nothing of substance whatsoever and is a blatant distraction.
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When WWE abruptly had Seth Rollins turning on the Shield, they had to quickly put together things for his new character. The company came up with a new entrance theme song for him to use since it would not make sense for him to use the old one. Apparently, the song was not well received by management, so a new one has already been ordered for Rollins.
June 15, 2014
In a very touching display, Chris Masters did a tribute to the Ultimate Warrior, whose death rocked the world of professional wrestling earlier this month. While working an independent wrestling show in England, Masters dressed up as Ultimate Warrior, use his theme song, performed his trademark running entrance and even wrestled the same style.
April 28, 2014
A video of the new entrance for Cesaro, which features the new theme song that WWE created for him after he split from Zeb Colter and Jack Swagger to join Paul Heyman.
April 24, 2014
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April 11, 2014
Through Facebook, Rev Theory announced that they would be performing at Wrestlemania 30, which has led to speculations that they will be doing the Randy Orton theme song live. WWE generally does not mind spending money on bringing in musical acts to perform live at their big pay per view because it makes it feel even more special than normal.
April 6, 2014
A video of a band in New Orleans playing the John Cena theme song as part of a Wrestlemania 30 celebration.
April 5, 2014
A rapper by the name of Consequences, who happens to be associated with Kanye West, has released a new song called Follow the Buzzards, which was inspired by Bray Wyatt. The WWE star, along with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, is featured on the album cover, and his theme song is sampled as well.
March 20, 2014
In a sign of how much the company wants to push Bray Wyatt at Wrestlemania 30, there are now talks that Mark Crozer could be brought into the pay per view to perform the Wyatt Family theme song live in New Orleans. While plans are changing on a daily basis backstage, Wyatt appears to be penciled in for a high profile match against John Cena.
February 9, 2014
Since it has been a while since he was starring in ECW and since he was never really a regularly featured performer in WWE, many fans have forgotten what entrance music Masato Tanaka utilized. In this video, you can hear the theme song that he utilized in ECW while he was feuding with Mike Awesome.
March 3, 2004
Back in June, Yoshi Tatsu was given his release from WWE, and many speculated that it would only be a matter of time before he headed back overseas. Earlier this week, he made his return to New Japan by attacking Jeff Jarrett and helped Hiroshi Tanahashi recapture the IWGP Heavyweight Championship from AJ Styles, whom Jarrett was trying to help illegally regain the belt.
October 15, 2014
Back in May, AJ Styles surprised the wrestling world by joining New Japan and winning the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. The move was done to help elevate the Bullet Club stable. The reign was ended this week when Hiroshi Tanahashi recaptured the title that was initially taken from him by Styles. Tanahashi and Kazuchika Okada will battle it out at the big annual January pay per view for the belt.
October 13, 2014
While he has some resentment towards the company for letting him away, the door has not yet been completely closed on AJ Styles making a return to TNA next year. He enjoys working in Japan but would much rather be closer to his family at all times. Once Impact Wrestling secures a new home and the company can afford to hand out big contracts again, Styles could be one of the names brought back.
September 25, 2014
During a recent interview, Dixie Carter was asked about the situation involving the departure of AJ Styles from TNA. She stated that she felt the company gave him a respectful offer. While she did praise him as a model employee, Carter also goes on to state that she feels that Styles made a mistake by not accepting the contract. The former world heavyweight champion has publicly stated that he felt that the offer was insulting.
September 16, 2014
As long as he remains popular with fans, there are always going to be rumors about AJ Styles going to WWE. However, during a recent interview, the former world heavyweight champion brushed off the idea, stating that it was not the right time. Styles also noted that the company was going through some budget cuts as of late, so there is little chance that WWE would match what he was making in New Japan at the moment.
September 1, 2014
While the negotiation continues between the two sides, the belief is that Bully Ray and TNA are far apart on the financial terms. Management wants to keep their former world heavyweight champion around because he is quite the asset to the roster. However, they are limited in what they can pay him, much like how they had to let AJ Styles leave. Since neither side is willing to budge, it looks like the relationship could be over soon.
August 21, 2014
As many of you already know by now, Jeff Jarrett shocked the wrestling world when he showed up in New Japan and joined the Bullet Club. Well, rumors are now circulating that the Bullet Club could be joining Jarrett. When Global Force Wrestling starts doing shows, the belief is that AJ Styles, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows and others will make appearances. Some of them could even be signed to the roster.
August 15, 2014
An interesting story line took place in New Japan this week. After AJ Styles lost to Hiroshi Tanahashi, the Bullet Club proceeded to attack Tanahashi. Jeff Jarrett, who was actually in town to sign a promotional contract with NJPW, made the save. However, when Scott D'Amore opened up the guitar case, it was painted with the Bullet Club sign. Jarrett then attacked Tanahashi before posing with the rest of the Bullet Club.
August 10, 2014
Since he has been spending quite a bit of time on airplanes nowadays, AJ Styles has been working on his autobiography. The reigning IWGP Heavyweight Champion and his wife have been editing some of the content that features his early years in the professional wrestling business. No word yet on when the book will be released.
May 30, 2014
On June 6, Tommy Dreamer is doing another House of Hardcore wrestling event, and the ECW legend has stacked his card up tremendously. Confirmed for the event are Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian, AJ Styles, Devon, Bully Ray, Abyss, Gangrel, Kassius Ohno, Adam Pearce, Kevin Steen, Homicide, Matt Striker, Petey Williams, Shane Helms and the Godfather.
May 20, 2014
Days after winning the IWGP Heavyweight Championship from Kazuchika Okada, AJ Styles hopped on a plane and headed back to the United States. The former TNA star revealed on Twitter that he made it home just in time to watch his son in a championship baseball game, which they won, by the way. Styles should be heading back to Japan soon.
May 7, 2014
A video of the IWGP Heavyweight Championship match between AJ Styles and Kazuchika Okada during a New Japan event.
May 5, 2014
In one of the biggest international stories of the year, AJ Styles has captured the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. He defeated Kazuchika Okada when Yujiro Takahashi turned on Okada and helped Styles. Takahashi is now a member of the Bullet Club. Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows played provided interference to help Styles become the top guy in New Japan.
May 3, 2014
"It's unfortunate. At the end of the day this is a business, not everybody is going to be happy and people go their separate ways. It's the wrestling business and we're seen it happen a million times. Unfortunately, AJ Styles was a TNA original and was the face of our company for a very long time. That departure bothers me the most. I had a great relationship with AJ, we were friends, we were part of Fortune together, and we had some great matches. I understand where AJ's coming from, it's all business, and I wish him nothing but the best. Sting was a great guy to have in our locker room. He was a veteran leader. A guy that you can go and talk to, a guy who I had some memorable matches, and a guy who mentored me a lot and taught me a lot in the ring. He's an icon; his name will live forever in this business. And I wish him nothing but the best of luck. At the end of the day this is a business and you've got to do what you can for yourself." - Bobby Roode talks about people leaving TNA
April 30, 2014
Since they're now one of the most popular acts in all of Japan, the Bullet Club has been booked for a couple of shows with Ring of Honor. In May, ROH will be featuring AJ Styles, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows at their live events in Toronto and New York City. The trio are just doing guest stints, as they still intend to fully return overseas to finish out their contracts.
April 29, 2014
"My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the Ultimate Warrior." - AJ Styles posting a quick message after the death of the Ultimate Warrior
April 21, 2014
"It's nuts to think that we could have four major wrestling promotions in the United States. Jeff's very smart, there's no doubt about it. He knows what he's doing, and always has a backup plan. He took TNA from nothing and turned it into something that's still around 12 years later. That's pretty darn good. That's an accomplishment right there. I trust Jeff. I trust him to put on something good, and something that people will watch." - AJ Styles on Jeff Jarrett and his new Global Force Wrestling
April 18, 2014
In an effort to show new fans that the company is capable of drawing in the big name performers in the industry, TNA has added alumni profiles to their roster page on their official website. Some notable names on there are Jeff Jarrett, Sting, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Sean Waltman, Mick Foley, Hulk Hogan, AJ Styles, Brooke Hogan, Ric Flair and Rob Van Dam.
April 18, 2014
While the company has recently suffered the loss of AJ Styles and Chris Sabin, it appears that TNA has been able to retain one of their longtime stars. James Storm has signed a new multiple year deal to stick around. The former world heavyweight champion is expected to be given a nice push after he finishes up his program with Gunner.
April 13, 2014
A picture of AJ Styles with his new stable, the Bullet Club. The group consists of several guys, including the Young Bucks, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson. Styles is currently working for New Japan, where he is rumored to have signed a one year contract.
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Re:And... it's gone (636 comments)
I don't see what being a Lesbian has to do with anything.
Re:My theory (1010 comments)
GIS work. Specifically, rendering shitpiles of tiles. Also Eclipse, because, you know, Eclipse.
Re:Simple (346 comments)
So they'd be like the SCO of the video game industry? That's actually a damned frightening thought.
Re:More PHP (70 comments)
Off-topic, I know, but what the fuck is a "bah-bah"?
Re:Long term? (599 comments)
Why must we always blame "the environmentalists"? Fuck, the US has less restrictive environmental regulation compared to Canada and Japan, and those countries have "the environmentalists" as well.
Maybe it's because our rotten fucking system can't build anything in a cost efficient manner, without pork? Maybe some other reason?
Re:Why so expensive (135 comments)
Maybe because it's fucking hard?
Re:Over my head ... (135 comments)
Get Off My Lawn.
Re:WELL DUH !! 1970S ?? (387 comments)
What have the Romans ever done for us?!