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As many elementary school teachers will tell you, keeping the attention of a group of children can be a daunting task. Little people are notoriously flighty with their focus, making educators and entertainers fight for each moment of their precious energy. That said, when kids do tune in, they could be the most rewarding audience anyone could hope for.Choreographer Noa Dar has much experience in this field. In recent years, Dar has produced Tetris, Anu and Arnica. Her work has been seen on stages around Israel and at reputable festivals around the world. As the director of her own dance group, Dar strives to include all ages in her target audience. Aside from her work as a contemporary choreographer of concert dance, Dar has been known to titillate the little ones with her larger-thanlife imagination.The creator of two successful and long-running children's dance performances, Dar knows how to time a production to suit the needs of even the most distracted groups. Her previous performances Children's Games and The Dream Is a Great Painter have been shown in virtually every school in Israel.This holiday season, Dar unveiled her newest children's opus, Ananotza. The first performance was given in late September at the Suzanne Dellal Center.Over the next two weekends, she will provide additional opportunities to be among the first to enjoy a piece that will surely be woven into the fabric of Israeli children's theater.The new work is a trio that follows three women through a dream-like reality. The scenes are ever-changing, twisting and turning through the collective imagination of Dar's three captivating characters. With an abstract set and colorful costumes by Paulina Adamov, Ananotza renders an unforgettable visual. Throughout the piece, the dancers interact with the set, emerging from and leaping off a concealed ledge in the backdrop.For the creative process of this work, musician Daniel Salomon, whose magical score whisks audiences away into an alternate universe, joined Dar. Original text by Shira Gefen is delivered throughout the piece, providing a context for the solos, duets and trios danced beautifully by Stav Marin, Maayan Horesh and Or Avishay.Although the piece does not have a set narrative, many themes are presented that connect with the everyday lives of children.Ananotza was created with the support of The Israel Lottery Council of the Arts' Afim Project, which promotes the creation of high-quality children's theater.Ananotza will be performed on October 6 & October 13 at 11:30 a.m. at the Suzanne Dellal Center. For tickets, visit www.suzannedellal.org.il.
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It's no surprise the Colorado Springs Democrat was hit with an ad on the topic, although the spot never mentions that a bipartisan committee investigating the per diem dismissed an ethics complaint filed against Morse [3].
The 30-second ad will begin airing Thursday.
"Sen. Morse, you charged us for days you got your hair cut, and when you went golfing. We didn't elect you to be king, Sen. Morse," GOP activist Laura Carno [4] says in the spot.
Morse and a fellow Democrat, Angela Giron [5] of Pueblo, face separate recall elections [6] on Sept. 10 in their Senate districts over their support for gun-control bills in the 2013 session.
The per diem ethics complaint was filed in 2011 concerning expenses filed in 2009. All lawmakers are eligible to collect daily per diem during the 120-day legislative session, and Morris in 2009 was one of 11 lawmakers to bill for the full 120 days.
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Morse said at the time he could have blocked out his personal activities, such as golfing and getting a haircut, when his records were sought, but didn't want to look like he was hiding anything. But his billing for 206 days stood out because the Senate president billed for only 143 days and the House speaker for 111 days.
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October 6, 2015
As part of an effort to help more students complete their college education, Southwestern Community College has received $710,589 from a U.S. Department of Education "First in the World" grant.
October 6, 2015
To honor some of our most tenacious students, our Student Recognition Retention Action Team has started a "Student of the Week" award. Faculty members nominate students based on their tenacity, and the team selects one per week.
October 6, 2015
As an essential part of the learning process, students in Southwestern Community College's therapeutic massage program will open their learning clinic on Oct. 27 at the Jackson Campus.
October 6, 2015
Maintaining the standard of success set by last year's respiratory therapy students at Southwestern Community College, Kasey Wilson of Cullowhee recently was named a Jim Whitley Memorial Scholarship recipient.
September 2015
September 28, 2015
One is fresh out of Smoky Mountain High School and aims to become a psychologist so she can help people suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
September 26, 2015
Over the summer, Tiffany Henry of Southwestern Community College's Small Business Center and Sarah Thompson of Southwestern Commission graduated from the Rural Economic Development Institute (REDI) - an intensive, three-month training program for leaders in rural communities.
September 26, 2015
CFRE International has once again named named Brett L. Woods, director of the Southwestern Community College Foundation, as a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE).
September 22, 2015
To honor some of our most tenacious students, our Student Recognition Retention Action Team has started a "Student of the Week" award.
September 18, 2015
If you've ever wondered what type of healthcare organizations, programs and opportunities exist in Jackson, Macon, Swain Counties and the Qualla Boundary, Southwestern Community College's annual Health Fair is an opportunity to find out.
September 18, 2015
Southwestern Community College's Small Business Center will offer a free seminar entitled "How to Find Your Customers" from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29, to help area small businesses fine-tune their marketing strategies.
September 18, 2015
Most distance races are polite affairs where spectators simply offer applause and shouts of encouragement as competitors pass by.
September 10, 2015
Later this month, Southwestern Community College will hold a pair of meetings to generate community input on a master plan for the college's Jackson Campus and Swain Center.
September 10, 2015
An online course covering the basics of ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding conventions and guidelines will be offered by Southwestern Community College starting Sept. 22.
September 8, 2015
Southwestern Community College's Small Business Center will present a free, three-hour course entitled "Financing Your Business" for aspiring entrepreneurs at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Jackson Campus.
September 8, 2015
Starting Oct. 12, Southwestern Community College will offer a seven-week bartending course designed to help students become professional bartenders.
September 2, 2015
Even without an intercollegiate athletic program, Southwestern Community College spends a lot of time in national Top 10 rankings. A new ranking has SCC at No. 7 in the country.
August 2015
August 28, 2015
When National Park Service officials increased Seasonal Law Enforcement Training from 400 hours to 650, they decided to use Southwestern Community College's Public Safety Training Center as the pilot program for the new regimen.
August 28, 2015
On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Southwestern Community College's Small Business Center will offer a free program on "Marketing Your Business" in Room 305 of the Burrell Building on the college's Jackson Campus.
August 28, 2015
Thirty middle and rising high school students from Cherokee Central Schools learned about the wide variety of health sciences career possibilities earlier this summer by exploring Southwestern Community College.
August 28, 2015
Beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 15, Southwestern Community College will offer a professional office management course designed to help participants find employment in an office environment or enhance skills in their current jobs.
August 25, 2015
Peparing for a career in phlebotomy just got a lot easier – and more affordable.
August 25, 2015
A lunch-and-learn event tailored exclusively for female entrepreneurs is scheduled for 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 1, in Macon County.
August 25, 2015
Besides having an idea and the passion to make it work, one of the most essential factors in becoming a successful entrepreneur is developing a viable business plan.
August 25, 2015
Southwestern Community College's Small Business Center will offer a pair of free seminars on Sept. 3 to help area business owners better understand how to earn money through government contracting.
August 14, 2015
As part of Southwestern Community College's annual "Welcome Back" festivities on Aug. 12, faculty and staff members were recognized for their years of service.
August 14, 2015
Ever thought of starting your own business?
August 11, 2015
The United States Department of Education recently awarded Southwestern Community College a $1.38 million grant for the TRIO Student Support Services program.
August 11, 2015
Ever tried laying wood floor or floating sheetrock in your own home?
August 11, 2015
Four-hundred-and-forty graduates earned their associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates from Southwestern Community College in the spring and summer semesters.
August 11, 2015
Due to the ongoing nature of multiple construction projects on and around the Jackson Campus, Southwestern Community College officials encourage faculty, staff, students and visitors to check the college's website and social media outlets for updates before fall semester classes start on Monday, Aug. 17.
August 3, 2015
Thanks to a significant contribution from presenting sponsor Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort and the generosity of more than 180 attendees on July 25, the Southwestern Community College Foundation's "Bluegrass, Blue Jeans & Bling" gala yielded more than $51,000 that will be used to create the $1 million endowed Student Success fund.
August 3, 2015
Jean Ellen Forrister, a longtime administrator and English Instructor at Southwestern Community College, has been appointed to the college's board of trustees.
August 3, 2015
Wells Fargo gave the SCC Foundation $3,000 to create a Workforce Development Assistance Fund, a grant program that will aid students in need with the costs of workforce certification testing.
August 3, 2015
Terry Bell was recently sworn in for a new term on Southwestern Community College's board of trustees.
August 3, 2015
Amy Russ, a Developmental English Instructor at SCC, was recently certified as a Developmental Education Specialist from the Kellogg Institute - one of the most prestigious credentials in the field of developmental education.
August 3, 2015
Members of the Fontana Lake Estates Property Owners Association had long been grateful for being able to hold their meetings at Southwestern Community College's Swain Center.
July 2015
July 27, 2015
The distinct fields of Civil Engineering Technology, Medical Assisting and Mechatronics Engineering Technology would not seem to have a lot in common.
July 20, 2015
Check out this site for a complete listing of all items up for bid as part of the "Bluegrass, Blue Jeans & Bling" gala: https://qtego.net/qlink/scc.php You can register now and even start bidding!
July 17, 2015
Building on the success of last year's fundraising gala, the Southwestern Community College Foundation will host a "Bluegrass, Blue Jeans & Bling" event at 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 25, at Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort.
July 17, 2015
Dr. Don Tomas (left), president of SCC, and Brett Woods (right), director of the SCC Foundation, accept Pepsi-Cola of Whittier's gift from Travis Ashe (Center), area manager. Pepsi-Cola of Whittier recently gave $5,000 for student scholarships.
July 17, 2015
Duke Energy recently gave $4,500 to the SCC Foundation to benefit the New Century Scholars program, which provides support, encouragement and financial assistance to high-achieving students.
July 17, 2015
Considering the wide range of programs and services available at Southwestern Community College, the prospect of figuring out how, where and when to plug in can be intimidating.
July 1, 2015
Starting July 20, Southwestern Community College will offer a seven week bartending course designed to help students become professional bartenders.
July 1, 2015
Pepsi Cola of Whittier recently gave $5000 for student scholarships. $4000 of the gift will provide four $1000 Pepsi Cola of Whittier scholarships to four SCC students.
July 1, 2015
Sometimes a first impression makes all the difference in getting the job you want.
June 2015
June 18, 2015
Exactly 390 students made the dean's and president's lists for the spring semester at Southwestern Community College.
June 16, 2015
Graduating students in eight of Southwestern Community College's health sciences programs were honored during pinning ceremonies that took place from April 28-May 7 at the Jackson Campus.
June 16, 2015
Name: Maleah Mathis Program: Associates in College Transfer Graduation: Fall 2015 Q1) What motivates you to continue and excel at SCC in spite of circumstances you may face?
June 12, 2015
Whether competing in a national quiz bowl or engaging in conversation on a random school day, Noah Jones frequently amazed his Southwestern Community College instructors with his intellect while working toward his associate degree in respiratory therapy.


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What Makes Your Heart Happy?
During February we've been talking a lot about doing things to keep your heart healthy, and we shouldn't forget that an important part of heart health is doing what you love! This commercial for Equador, with the stunning photography and wonderful Beatles tune, certainly made our heart soar when we saw it! It's a beautiful world out there, we should get out and enjoy it!
Our Ravelry Group Responds
We posed the question, "What Makes Your Heart Happy?", to our Ravelry group and had a wonderful variety of answers that we expected, and some we didn't. Weavers, spinners, knitters and crocheters all responded, where you one of them? Feel free to join us! Here are a few of the responses that really struck us:
- …when that idea becomes a project just the way you imagined it.
- Right now my livestock makes me happy… baby ducks next week, and baby goats not too long after that!
- When my husband helps me warp my looms.
- Those breath-taking moments in nature like watching a raptor soar on a thermal make my heart sing.
- Color in the winter!
Crafting a Happy Heart
A fabulous way to brighten up the drab winter days is to bring the color RED into your next project! Red is eye-catching, energizing, and is the color of energy, passion and action! Creating and giving are two of the most important parts to keep your heart happy.
Cotton Clouds will donate 10% of all Stitch Red kit sales (through March 1, 2015) to Heart Truth, an organization that promotes women's heart health. Join us, and together we can save lives … it could be your own!
A Chuckle A Day…
Everyone likes a good laugh, but in all seriousness, more women die of cardiovascular disease than all forms of cancer combined! Too many of us have family members dealing with heart issues. Take good care of your heart! Give your heart lots of love, with laughter and smiles, exercise and a healthy diet!
Need a New Plan for Your Healthy Heart?
If you need another little boost to help you get started, check out the #4MyHeart campaign from the Heart Truth! They have a 4-week action plan that will educate you, inspire better eating, lower your heart disease risk, and take the next steps to put you in control of your healthy heart!
Cheers to Happy Hearts, Living Creatively, and Following Your Heart's Desire!
– Irene & Jodi
My Red, Red Heart
"One out of every four women will die of heart disease"
Cotton Clouds is sponsoring Stitch Red to raise awareness about the dangers of Heart Disease in women. We'll donate 10% of sales through March 1, 2015 to The Heart Truth on all Cotton Clouds' exclusively designed Stitch Red kits.
"Heart Disease is the #1 Killer of American Women"
There are early warning symptoms and ways to prevent this disease from devastating our lives. Click Here to download "The Healthy Heart Handbook for Women" and Click Here to watch the video "Heart Attack Warning Signs". For the story to really hit home , Click Here to view the video "Just a Little Heart Attack", by Emmy Award Winning actress Elizabeth Banks, dramatizing our lives as women to to hilt. Don't wait till it's too late. Please do it now!
Cotton Clouds' Stitch Red Exculsively Designed Kits
Our Stitch Red kits are quick and easy to knit, weave, crochet or spin .
Remember that "National Wear Red Day " is on February 6 . It's a great way to show your suport for women's heart health issues. Let's all dazzle them in red!
We asked our weaving designer, Robin Lynde from Meridian Jacobs to design us a soft and luscious chenille scarf kit that would really say red, the color associated with warmth, power and passion. Here are her notes on how she designed this scarf.
I love having a good supply of reds on hand. Scarlatto, Show Off Red, Scarlet all have subtle color differences. Although I used only Scarlatto in this chenille scarf I also sometimes like to blend them all in one warp. Gypsy Chenille Mini Cones are a great way to get small amounts of a variety of colors.
Whether I'm winding a mult-colored or mulit-shaded warp I use an easy method that keeps everything in order. Click Here for my easy warping method.
Click Here for all our TIPS on Weaving with Chenille. Once the Gypsy Chenille scarf is on the loom, it's easy sailing to weave it off. I warped and wove this Stitch Red Scarf Kit in less than a day! And this kit is designed to weave either one thick & snuggly scarf or two narrower scarves, so you can weave one for yourself and give the other as a way of promoting women's heart health to someone you love!
The best way to finish and full this scarf is to put it in the washer on gentle with a very mild laundry liquid. Throw it in the dryer and remove just before completely dry. Complete warping, weaving and finishing instructions included with your Stitch Red Chenille Scarf kit!
Be sure to check out all our Stitch Red Kits. There's here something for everyone…knitter, crocheter, spinner and weaver. Plus watch for our cute new Cotton Classic Lite Stitch Red Beret kit coming soon!
RED is truly the color of love, passion and a way of reminding us to STOP, smell the roses, take care of ourselves and do what we love for ourselves and all we love!
Global Citizens, Global Community
How big is your creative community?
Our lives as fiber artists are woven together through a common thread of passion for color, texture, technique and purpose.
This community is bigger than you might think! Right now, around the world, people are weaving, spinning, knitting and crocheting!
Thanks to the internet, we have more options than ever before to learn and share our different techniques, styles and cultures as we manipulate our favorite fibers. Cottonclouds.com is pleased to be a common thread between you and the global community of fiber artists!
Sari Silk: Helping women earn a fair wage!
Sari Silk is a 100% recycled multi-colored silk spun from recycled "saris" that women South Asia wear. Silk sari fabric is shredded and then respun into a vibrant silk yarn.
This industry helps support the many struggling economic regions of Nepal and India and mainly benefits the women and women's development groups there.
Whether you choose to spin your own sari silk yarn from the silk fiber, purchase the sari silk yarn, or one of our sari silk kits (click on kits above, to learn more) , you'll be helping women around the world as well as creating a truly unique product. I love Sari Silk!
Folk Series: Bring the world to your fingertips!
For the worldly-minded knitters, travel the world and explore the culture with the Folk Series of books from Interweave Press. The history and traditions, folk stories, and regional histories from the countries of origin are presented in each volume.
What a wonderful way to connect to these folk traditions.
You too can Weave a Real Peace: Join WARP!
Remember the phrase, Act Locally, Think Globally? Weaving a Real Peace (WARP) is an international networking organization based in the United States that delivers. Founded in 1992, WARP offers a forum for those interested in supporting individuals and organizations that strive to maintain long-standing textile traditions.
Their resource guide is available just by clicking here! WARP was started by Deborah Chandler who wrote Learning to Weave.
Come join me at WARP's Annual Meeting May 29-31, 2015 in the Bay Area and feel part of the global "tribe of fiber artists". Rocio Mena Gutierrez (read her blog) will be giving a presentation on the Importance of Textiles to Grassroots Economies in Guatemala.
Travel to Guatemala from the comfort of your loom!
Mayan Hands, a fair-trade organization The Natural Dye Project brought the ancient craft of dyeing cotton yarns with local plants to the women of San Rafael, Guatemala and to produce these Friendship Towels with Tintes Naturals that you can now weave!
As you weave these gorgeous naturally dyed towels, you will not only be creating a set of four all-cotton towels, but you will be giving the women of Guatemala a chance of better life and honoring the skills they have spent a lifetime learning.
Over 150 kits have been sold; the women's annual, fair-trade income increased ten-fold from the sale of these kits. A joint community effort of dyeing instructors, towel designer, graphic artist, and Cotton Clouds marketing of this kit has all been done through volunteer work.
Join the community of our Kit-of-the-Month Members!
In the spirit of continuing the community, Cotton Clouds has created a new group on Facebook: the Cotton Clouds Kit-of-the-Month Club. If you have participated in any of our monthly Kits or Clubs, please join us!
Creating Community one post at-a-time!
This group is a place to ask questions, share your projects and be inspired by the work of others. Our kits are easy and affordable, and there is something for every fiber artist! Now is a great time to check out the variety we offer and ensure that 2015 will be your year to feel creative and accomplished!
Insta-Community on Instagram!
Say Cheese! You can now connect with us on Instagram, we're @CottonCloudsYarns. We'd love to see what you are doing with your cotton and natural fibers: spinning, knitting, weaving, crocheting or even dyeing!
It is truly rewarding to feel connected to the thread of fiber artists all over the world whether here at home or half way across the globe.
Irene Schmoller, Cotton Clouds' founder and owner.
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Being Merry and Bright and Balanced
Can you believe it? It's that time of year: decorations, presents, food and festivities are taking over! Whether you brighten the darkness of winter with lights on a Christmas tree or candles on a Menorah, the team at Cotton Clouds would like to share a few things that have made us smile with the hope that they bring you a smile and keep your spirit merry and bright!
A Better Wish List
Have you spotted this wish list on Facebook or Pinterest? If all holiday to-do lists looked like this, the world would be a better place!
Cotton Clouds Pin to Win Winners
Our first Pin to Win event was a great success! A reminder to the winners to please get in touch to confirm your email address by December 21, 2014! We love Pinterest as a way to share what you love with others and we have found wonderful inspiration ourselves in taking the time to explore your wishlists. Check out these Pinterest Wish Lists of the winners of our contest:
- Maryann's My Favorite Crafts
- Walter's Knitting & Yarn
- Sherry's Cotton Clouds Wishlist
- Ann's Weaving board
- Kalyani's Cotton Clouds Wishlist
Keep on Crafting
We do hope that you make time to indulge in your favorite crafting activity!
- Keep it enjoyable with your favorite mug of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate!
- Remember to stop and stretch! You wouldn't want to bring on a craft-related injury!
- Make your supply list and check it twice. CottonClouds.com has all the tools of the trades!
Balance with Feng Shui
December can be a tricky time of year as there is so much to balance. Have you considered Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese practice of environmental and interior design? The tips we are sharing here are quite easy to try during the holidays – Thank You! to Sandy Sue of balanceyourlife.net!
Gift Certificate Special
Sometimes the best gift is the gift you select yourself! Now through December 15, 2014, any $100 (or larger) gift certificate ordered will get FREE SHIPPING when they are redeemed. Click here to order the perfect gift for everyone you love…that's you too!
Looking Ahead to 2015
Pretty soon we will be flipping the calendar to 2015. Cotton Clouds is planning a few fun activities to welcome in the new year! Stay tuned to our Facebook page and make sure you've signed up for our newsletter for all the details!
May you have the Happiest of Holidays this season and a Happy New Year from Cotton Clouds!
'Tis the Season
A Cornucopia of Great Ideas from CottonClouds.com
Halloween just finished and with Thanksgiving only three weeks away decorating season is in full swing! Here at Cotton Clouds we'd like to help you stuff as much fun as you can into this holiday season. We have free patterns, sales a-plenty, and a great giveaway with lots of prizes – read all about the Cotton Clouds Pin It to Win contest below!
Gobble Up These Savings!
Mix and match colors of any of Cotton Clouds' Cone Yarns on orders of $200 or more and receive free shipping as part of our Yarn Sale! Mini cones are now included in this sale. Until December 1, 2014 when you purchase any time-saving kit offered through CottonClouds.com, as part of a $35 order or more, you can also receive free shipping! We have kits for your craft of choice: weaving, knitting and crochet, and this is a great way to get your project supplies ready to go.
Cotton is Your Go-To for Tablesettings
The easy care of cotton products makes it a great choice for napkins, placemats and runners on your table. Try these fabulous ideas for a complete cotton tablescape:
- Cornucopia Placemats and Napkins Set (shown above, top)
- Combine several cotton bolls with pumpkins or greenery like fig or bay leaves and you have a festive and easy centerpiece as well!
- Christmas Overshot Runner (shown above, bottom)
Pin It and Win!
Cotton Clouds is hosting a Pin It to Win contest. Create your own Christmas Wish List board and pin away! Use your board to shop for yourself, for gift ideas or to let your Santa know what you want! Check back daily for new pins to add to your board! Earn a bonus entry for every Facebook friend you invite to enter. On December 4, 2014, 5 lucky pinners will win CottonClouds.com gift certificates – a nice prize to help you shop this holiday season, for others or yourself!
Carve Out Time To Craft
We understand this is a busy time of year between holiday preparations, cooking your favorite family recipes, and traveling to visit relatives. When you are able to carve out time for your favorite craft, pick a quick project for the near-instant gratification! We've recently added two Pinterest boards devoted to these quick projects: Hats and Ornaments.
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Discussion in 'Political Zone' started by JBond, Sep 3, 2008.
Wow! Out of the park! Bring your popcorn. It's going to be fun!
Game On!
I gotta say... just listening to her.
She knows here stuff and is confident when speaking and more importantly confident in what she is actually saying.
I wish she was an independent.
She threw so many lefts.... they were begging for a right.
No doubt ......
I have been saying "Change for the Better" for days now ..... and tonight she proved it.
Well, I'm anxious to see how she handles the debates.
If tonight is any indication, she'll handle it with concrete idea's and confidence, not with rhetoric.
I'm not worried. She has "moxie". It's undeniable. Except to MSNBC.
I like her, I think the dems better be careful about what they say because she will take them to task.
She so nailed it tonight. I said it a few nights ago as press was skewering her and her family.
She was the PERFECT choice to counter Obama at so many levels. I feel very confident with her as VP of this country. In fact - President if it ever came to that.
i think after tonight people will like her in general. she backed her family and made hockey mom jokes. she spent 4 days taking shots and came out and knocked them all down at once.
if the dems keep at her on experience, they'll lose. they've got less combined than the vp they scream about.
that left a mark.
You can tell exactly how she did, because I see no rebuttals from the Obama supporters on here. Must be taking them awhile to gather their jaws off the ground.
She had a great line about a mayor being like a community organizer, only with actual responsibilities.
I was amazed. I went into it liking her and expecting to be impressed, but I was blown away. She was smooth, classy, likeable, and hammered Obama over and over on his lack of substance without seeming hateful at all
I had a huge smile on my face most of the speech. She was better then the high expectations I had set.
She reminded me of Reagan, watching him as an 8-year-old back in the glorious 1980 election (yes, I was actually paying attention back then - for some odd reason I was enthralled. Go figure). He then, and she now, in the immortal words of Roberta Flak...
"Killing me softly..." She killed 'em with a smile and with humor and defiance like Reagan used to.
God love her.
And as somebody who lived through the Reagan Revolution as a child, I'll tell you (supporters AND opponents)...get ready for the Palin Revolution. History will likely record McCain's campaign (win or lose) as her springboard into the spotlight. And also keep in mind...Reagan ran and lost in the primary in 1976, then we got Carter. Four years of that crap led to Reagan's first landslide in '80.
She didn't say much to me, I wasn't impressed really.
What exactly would you have liked to have heard? If it was "these are the goodies government will give you by taking from someone else", then you were watching the wrong convention anyway. You should have watched the styrofoam Parthenon convention.
So what did you disagree with? You are very light on details. Kinda like Obama is on experience.
I didn't want to go there on Reagan - but that was as impressed I have been in a candidate in 25 years since Reagan. She commands yet is likeable and sincere, yet tough and upbeat.
I will say in Clinton's first run - I saw a lot of that in him and called him next president first democratic debate in 1992 and there was a panel of like 10.
She has "that" and not sure how Dems go after her. If they were smart they would stay away from her and focus on McCain - JMO
I think years from now that will be viewed a historic speach.
I am sure you were watching with an open mind as well right?


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Dear Stoner: The governor signed Amendment 64 into law, but do you think the federal government is going to really allow this to happen?
Dear 'cynic: Attorneys have pointed out that there's not much the feds can do about the decriminalization aspect of it at the state level: If Colorado doesn't want to spend our money on prosecuting people for small amounts of pot, so be it. The personal-possession stuff? Same deal. A lot of people also seem to think that the federal government wouldn't waste its time busting and prosecuting private growers following state law. I tend to agree with that, though I don't think the Drug Enforcement Administration would forgo making a raid if it stumbles on a grow. Even with the small amounts allowed here, it's still a five-year stint in the pen and a $250,000 fine at the federal level.
Now, will the feds allow the recreational pot shops? Probably not. At least not right away. The feds could do something like pull all our highway funding if the state licenses even one of those shops, all in the name of keeping our nation safe from the menace of all you red-eyed drivers distracted by the smoldering bowl of Kurple Fantasy in your lap. That's pretty much what they did when they limited consumption of booze to people 21 and up back in the day.
Of course, people also said the feds would never allow medical marijuana dispensaries twenty years ago, and look where we are today. Maybe, just maybe, things are starting to change, and for once the powers-that-be will listen to the voters.
But I wouldn't hold my hit in too long waiting on that.
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Dear Thumb: The amendment language was left vague enough that having six plants for every adult in a household could be legal. But even if state lawmakers decide that's okay when they create the enabling legislation, that doesn't mean your local municipality will. For example, with fears of skunky odors making neighborhoods unlivable and mold from dirty indoor grows consuming entire blocks, Denver City Council limited medical marijuana growers to just twelve plants — 24 fewer than medical caregivers are allowed to have under state law.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Troy Niklas generally hasn't cared to engage the questions about his ability to replace Tyler Eifert, but he's at the least aware of Notre Dame's recent lineage of good tight ends.
In April, Eifert became the fourth Notre Dame tight end in the last eight years selected in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft. Niklas, despite two solid games to open the 2013 season, has a ways to go he's used that lineage as a motivational tool.
"They've set a high bar, and now that I'm playing tight end it's kind of a cool thing to maybe reach for to get to the point where you're at their stats or even greater than that," Niklas said.
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Brian Kelly coached two of those guys -- Eifert and Kyle Rudolph -- while John Carlson and Anthony Fasano were coached under the previous regime. But Kelly sees success begetting success, and a strong line of tight ends forming because of it.
"Recruits look at it, and then we've done a nice job of featuring the tight ends within the offensive structure," Kelly said. "You know, you get one, and then it just starts to kinds of snowball a little bit."
Niklas, though, wasn't recruited as a tight end -- he played offensive line in high school, was initially switched to defensive line/linebacker and then finally to tight end before last season.
"You get a little lucky along the way, too," Kelly said.


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