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On our fourth day on vacation we decided to spend the fourth of july in New York City. We drove our to new jersey and took the train to the city. The whole trip took about 2 hours, it really wasn't bad. It was actually fun to experience the train riding fun. Oh the people you see in those. ;)
My first reaction when we got to the city was Wow look at all the huge tall building, and at all the yellow cabs everywhere. Second thing that crossed my mind was Oh WOW it's hot here. ha ha I was always hot and sweaty on our trips. Every. Single. Day! The climate change almost killed me. Just a little dramatic right? haha
Our first stop in NYC was The Empire State Building. We went up 86 floors in minutes to the very top where we saw the whole city from the top. It was amazing and breath taking. We could see the statue of liberty, central park, brooklyn bridge, the twin towers and so much more. We stayed up there for quite a while just soaking up the beautiful views from every angle. It was definitely worth our money.
Second stop was the Statue of Liberty. We took a Staten Island Ferry that took us right in front of it. The views from the ferry again, was amazing. We got to see the city from far, the statue of liberty so close, the brooklyn bridge again and so many other beautiful views. It was amazing.
After Lady Liberty we decided to grab some lunch. We decided to stop at the first place we saw because 1. we were starving and 2. we just wanted to sit down in some ac to cool off. So we stopped at a TGI Fridays. We sat looked at the menu and the cheapest thing was a sandwich for 20 something dollars. So we got right up and decided to go look for something else. Ha ha We then ended up in a cute little cafe where we got some delicious burgers for half the price of the other crazy restaurant. And score, we were right on the corner of the 9/11 Memorial. Another stop we wanted to make.
So after lunch we headed to the 9/11 Memorial, it was another free activity. There are two pools in memory of the twin towers. A North and a South pool. The 2,983 names of the men, women, and children killed in the attacks of September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993, are inscribed into bronze parapets surrounding the twin Memorial pools, located in the footprints of the Twin Towers. As we stood there around the pools and thought about what it represented it gave me goose bumps and almost brought tears to my eyes. It was a beautiful memorial and I was so grateful we were able to stop there.
After the 9/11 Memorial we headed to Times Square. It was jam packed with people because, hello it was the fourth of July! It was beautiful. All the lights, billboards, stores and everything was just crazy.
And our last stop was the harbor for fireworks. It was again jam packed with people. Streets closed down because there was people every where. The fireworks were great. There were 3 different ones being shot up in the air in different areas. I'm sure it was just beautiful from the top of the sky high building but we just saw them from the ground. It was still beautiful and I was grateful we had the opportunity of being there right then together.
Our little NYC experience was short lived but great none the less. We were so grateful that we had the opportunity of being there and getting to know a little bit of the city. We will definitely have to go back and definitely not in the summer. ha ha I experienced enough of the crazy East Coast heat wave this one time. I say next time we go in the fall. Doesn't that sound perfect? Just a little chilly for a jacket. Ah sounds so pleasant.
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A female private institute teacher was sentenced to eight months jail, suspended for two years, for making love with a male middle school student, 13, according to Incheon District Court on Sunday.
The court also ordered the teacher to serve 120 hours of community service, according to Yonhap news agency.
The teacher, 32, allegedly made love with the student four times between Oct. 9-25, 2015.
The court heard that the teacher and the student became close while sharing the same route home, and that the teacher proposed they have a sexual relationship.
She sent the student suggestive messages such as "Let's bath together" and "Let's hug" even before they first had sexual intercourse.
The teacher claimed the sexual intercourse took place with consent and therefore had no grounds for being charged with sexual assault.
"I love my teacher and I don't want her to be punished," the student told investigators. "However, I admit I was embarrassed while having sexual intercourse with her."
The court ruled: "The student was only 13 years old, which makes him unlikely to have proper knowledge about having sexual intercourse.
"Therefore we judged that he did not properly consent to having sexual intercourse with his teacher."
"The defendant used the student's lack of sexual knowledge to pleasure herself sexually.
"From a common moral point of view this is viewed as a sexual assault."
Lee Han-soo, The Korea Times, 28 August 2016
What prevented the Korean police from suggesting to the Korean female teacher that she "settle the case amicably" as a male teacher did in Incheon in 2012? As reported in the article: "Sex abuse against teens rising: report".

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Providence's Kris Dunn is Criminally UnderratedPosted by Justin Kundrat on February 10th, 2015
Providence hasn't received much national media attention this season despite a 17-7 overall (7-4 Big East) record with a neutral floor win over Notre Dame on its resume. And until a recent 27-point outburst, sophomore point guard Kris Dunn worked in relative obscurity while LaDontae Henton — the Big East's leading scorer at 20.4 PPG — received much of the credit for the team's success. Henton accounts for a whopping 31.7 percent of Providence's shots and 29.1 percent of its points this season, and while the senior has been a steady offensive contributor for the Friars, the primary driver behind the team's season performance has been the play of Dunn.
Dunn was the second-best point guard in the Class of 2012 and ultimately chose Providence over the likes of Georgetown, Louisville and UConn. There was a tremendous amount of hype surrounding his delayed arrival — he played in 25 games starting in mid-December of his freshman year — followed by disappointment upon his season-ending shoulder injury just a few games into last season. At 6'3″, Dunn has proven he can get by and shoot over his defenders, but despite a solid average of 15.0 points per game this season, he isn't drawing attention because of his scoring ability. The redshirt sophomore instead brings tremendous value with his unheralded court vision, enabling him to dish no-look passes to open teammates or throw lead passes 40 feet down the court for easy lay-ups. His stellar passing ability is highlighted by his 7.5 assists per game, which ranks third-best in the country, and his assist rate of 50.9 percent, where he is easily first.


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Horse Treats?
Couple years back I worked on a little tiny farm and they gave their horse's treats, but they where mints! haha I recently bought some at the store and it got me thinking...
Other then carrots and apples, what treats do you give your horse?
Frozen watermelon :)
He loves anything gummy. Right now I've been feeding him twizlers. But he eats everything. He likes cake alot or even just white bread. I fed him an egg roll once he loved it. :) I might have a goat instead of a horse. Hahaha
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I buy a big sack of horse crunch cookies, easy, quick, & fit in my pockets. Can't tell you how many jackets, hoodies & pants have had horse cookies washed with them.
Haha frozen watermelon? Thats awesome!
And I know how you feel waresbear, Ive had horse cookies washed in pockets, and in all my jacket pockets. I usually never forget to bring treats because they are usually still in my pockets from last time haha
Berries- blueberries, strawberries, etc.. Turnips, bananas..
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I am thinking of trying frozen watermelon for myself, mmmmm.
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Here's the part where I talk about how I rarely post on my blog and so forth. I noticed the last time I posted here was well, the last time I did an Oscar Binge post. Oops. Here we are again though, and it's Academy Awards Eve. If I weren't a huge football fan and a huge Denver Broncos fan who just watched his team destroy the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50, this would be my Super Bowl. That's what I tell people anyway. Now, I know the Oscars are a huge popularity contest amongst the snobbiest of snobbies in Hollywood, but that's fine. I enjoy them and have ever since Jurassic Park was nominated back in 1994 (for the 1993 year).
Alright, I just finished the last of the Best Picture Nominees and so we'll probably start there, but I want to point out that I've had most of them viewed for a while. I've just been procrastinating on getting this written up. Also, I normally like to watch all of the films that include the performance nominees as well, but this year I wasn't able to get to all of them and by that I mean a few of them just didn't appeal to me. But here's what I do know:
Nominated For: Best Picture, Directing, Actress in a Leading Role, Adapted Screenplay.
This one is the most fresh in my mind so we'll start here. I'll have to admit I did zero research on this film leading up to watching it and as such, I literally thought the whole hour and 57 minutes would take place in this small room. I asked myself how this could hold up for that long and still be interesting. But of course thankfully, I was wrong because I decided not to read a simple synopsis.
The gist of the story is that Joy (heheh, there are two characters named Joy this year who are played by actresses who were nominated for their performances) gets kidnapped at 17 and is held captive for seven years and in that time she has a child, whom we celebrate a fifth birthday for in the beginning of the movie. Even though the entire movie does not take place inside "Room" it does get us through to the half way point before the scenery changes a bit.
This story turned out to be much more than I'd initially imagined and by the end I was quite enthralled with what I had just watched, which was much heavier and much more morose than I was even ready to get into when I sat down to watch it. Without having watched 45 or Carol, I suppose I can't say for certain, but I'm hard pressed to believe anyone gave a better performance out of the Best Actress nominees than Brie Larson. She was outstanding. The weight of what Joy carried and the trauma she must have gone through was really palpable in Larson's performance. Almost equally, I thought that Joan Allen, William H. Macy and Tom McCamus brought out the helplessness family members of kidnapping victims must feel after such a tragedy is over. You want so much to feel ecstatic and happy for your loved one, but you don't know how to cope with the trauma they've gone through because you weren't there. These three did that wonderfully.
There has been a lot of buzz, as there is every year regarding Oscar snubs and so forth and if we're going to talk about that then I think we need to talk about how Jacob Tremblay is not on the list of Best Actors in a Supporting Role because that little kid was phenomenal. His performance might have been better than Larson's. There is no one I rooted more for during this movie than that kid. I'm assuming Tremblay was a little older than five when they were in production for this, but he had a grasp on the character, the situation and the belief that this little boy would have had in his situation and for a kid that age to be able to portray that and get that emotion was impressive.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Directing, Actor in a Supporting Role, Editing, Adapted Screenplay.
I'll be completely honest in saying that I was kind of lost through most of this film because I don't really understand the stock market or housing situation but that's not to say this was not a good movie.
If there was an Academy Award for Best Ensemble Cast (and there should be) then this one would definitely be in the nominees for that category. I'm also curious as to how Steve Carrell was not among the nominees for Best Actor. Not that I think he would win, but I did think his performance was great.
As a result of what I said previously, I regretfully don't have much to say about this film other than that I enjoyed the acting (not sure Bale, as much as I love him, deserved a nomination though) and I thought it was put together well. I don't think anyone should be surprised about the editing, directing and screenplay nominations because the film was smooth and didn't deviate from it's plan.
IF you have even the slightest grasp of the stock market and the housing bubble burst and so forth, then you might really enjoy this movie. Or, it could've been completely way off and you might hate it, but I have no idea. I was confused through most of it.
Oh, and if you can't watch the trailer video, the movie is basically about a group of brokers and investors that foresaw the housing bubble burst and they attempted to cash in on it early on before it happened.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Actor in a Supporting Role, Original Score, Sound Mixing, Production Design, Original Screenplay.
In a film that picked up six nominations, it's very peculiar that one of them wasn't for Best Actor in a Leading role. I thought most of the cast did a fine job but I thought Hanks was the strongest of all of them and that includes Mark Rylance, who garnered a Supporting Actor nod. Also, how does Steven Spielberg direct a movie like this and not get a nomination?
Whenever Spielberg makes a movie like this, you know it's going to be a good one through to the end. The brilliant thing about it is that these are historical films about events that occurred and that we can read about and yet Spielberg puts us right there in the thick of things as if we were involved in the event itself every time.
This film is about the prisoner exchange between the United States and the then USSR where an insurance lawyer managed to negotiate the release of not only our U2 spy plane pilot, but also a university student being held by the Germans in the 1950s.
Much of this film centers around our lawyer (Hanks) getting to know his client, the Soviet spy (Rylance). Intertwined at just the right increments is the development of the U2 spy plane program and how Russia captured one of its pilots when they shot him down. Once this event occurred, the United States was willing to trade straight up, spy for spy. Our lawyer had different plans. He wanted to bring the student home as well. Two super powers and a third little country trying to establish itself in the world by building a wall are entangled in this dance on splintered glass.
I'll go ahead and say I'm fine with the nominations it received. The score by Thomas Newman (as always) is wonderful and the writing was pinpoint. The production design was top notch as well. I mean, they had to create the 1950s over again, which is no easy task. I am a bit curious as to how Rylance got a nomination but Hanks didn't. I didn't really feel any emotion or sense of wanting to even care about his character. He was just…there. The performance wasn't riveting or outstanding or through the roof or anything like that.
Alright, moving on. It's 04:35 in the morning and I can't think straight.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Actress in a Leading Role, Adapted Screenplay.
Alright, so I was actually interested in this one before the nominations even came out for two reasons. Irish accents and Emily Bett-Rickards. Sadly, Emily isn't in much of it, but the Saoirse Ronan's accent alone kept me interested.
This is a rather simple film. Girl emigrates to the United States from Ireland in search of a better life for herself. She wants to become an accountant or some such thing that she's following her sister's footsteps in. At first it seems like she might have a rough go of it, but she does live in a boarding house set up by the local Catholic Church where she meets other women her age. She gets a job and we follow her through her first little glimpse in the States but overall the movie has that "feel good" situation going on and the ending doesn't disappoint.
One thing I liked about this film is that there was no over-the-top miscommunication that tends to help these little soireés along in the romance department. This is just one of those feather-light films where you can watch and not worry about getting stressed out over what happens to the main character. The kind your mom puts on while she crochets in the lounger on a rainy day.
Saoirse's performance was wonderful, but from what I've seen, still nobody is beating Larson. I enjoyed the cinematography and production design, but nothing really stands out in this film, sadly.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Directing, Editing, Makeup and Hairstyling, Production Design, Visual Effects, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Cinematrography, Costume Design.
I have to admit, I watched this movie a long time ago last summer when it first came out, so my memory is a bit hazy.
What I do remember is that there is virtually no plot. There's really no direction in this film other than forward at about 100 miles per hour in jacked up muscle cars and big rigs. I'm actually extremely surprised to see this film get a Best Picture nomination because it really wasn't.
Don't get me wrong. This movie is pretty awesome. It's full of action and high octane stunts and some pretty impressive camera work and a downright awesome soundtrack that could get anyone pumped if you played it loud enough.
The characters don't really have fleshed out back stories and not really knowing exactly what Max's overall goal was in the film is a bit of a hindrance, but again, oh well, this is an action movie and I've got my popcorn ready.
On top of all that, this sucker hauled in ten nominations. TEN. What? Technical awards and design and cinematography, sure, but I'm not so sold on some of the others. This is good knews for sci-fi and action films however, because lately they have been getting more and more recognition from the Academy and Mad Max really drives that point home.
If you haven't seen Mad Max: Fury Road yet though, I'm not sure what you're doing with your life. It's a ton of fun.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Directing, Actress in a Supporting Role, Editing, Original Screenplay.
This is the other film this year that should be in the Best Ensemble Cast category if there was one. Outstanding performances all around. Ruffalo was on another level for him in this one. Keaton did a wonderful job in a supervisory role but I think he was better in Birdman. Although if he'd also gotten a nomination, I wouldn't be mad.
This movie is basically about the Boston Globe staffers from the Spotlight branch of the paper dive into what turns out to be the gigantic story of molestation within the Catholic church that broke wide open back in the early 2000s.
McAdams, Ruffalo, Keaton and even the smaller players like Crudup, Schreiber and Tucci were all near the top of their game in this one. It felt like the whole cast took this topic to heart and you could see it in their performances.
It would appear my reviews or comments are getting shorter. It's 05:11 and we're still trucking. But now we're to the good stuff.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Actor in a Leading Role, Production Design, Adapted Screenplay, Visual Effects, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing.
I got about half way through the audio book before I lost it and I was super upset about it because I was having so much fun listening to Mark Watney catalog his daily routine as he's stranded on Mars.
I felt the same as I watched the movie. The only difference was that I still didn't know how it would end when I watched the movie so that was fun.
Like the novel, this movie is smart, scientific, awesome and hilarious. Additionally, the visuals are stunning. How this film didn't get a cinematography nomination is beyond me.
We get to follow Mark around and listen to his sarcastic quips and humorous diagnoses to his every day challenges while he attempts to survive on Mars while waiting for a rescue from NASA.
The cast is great. Damon is hilarious and Daniels, Ejiofor, and everyone else is pleasant and puts up performances that would align with their characters' positions. Most notably Daniels and Ejiofor. Their exchanges back and forth really sell the tension as well.
This film is visually amazing to look at. I know it's heavily computer generated but it's very believable as the landscape of Mars and so forth. I'm a bit upset it didn't get a cinematography nomination though. I also made a prediction last year some time that Star Wars would sweep the technical categories but I'm wondering if that isn't a sure fire bet this time around. The Martian, Mad Max: Fury Road and maybe even The Revenant or Ex Machina could take some of those Oscars away from Star Wars.
Nominated For: Best Picture, Actor in a Leading Role, Actor in a Supporting Role, Directing, Cinematography, Costume Design, Film Editing, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, Makeup And Hairstyling, Visual Effects
I'm sitting here listening to the score for this film wondering how that's one of the only categories this film got snubbed on. Outstanding score. This film is spectacular. By far my favorite film in the Academy Awards this season. I know everyone wants Leo to get his Oscar, but I'm serious when I say that if he does not get the win for this, there is something seriously wrong with Hollywood and the Academy.
DiCaprio was fantastic. I kept telling people he was channeling his inner Daniel Day-Lewis throughout the film and it worked. If you try to tell me that he shouldn't even have a nomination because he hardly had any lines in the movie, then we can't talk movies because I'll tell you to your face you know nothing about film.
Conversely, Hardy's character talked way too much and he played it flawlessly. This film will be taking home a lot of statues later on (tonight).
There is so much substance and meat to this film that I wish I was in the mood to write about. The symbolism in almost every shot and every action taken by DiCaprio's character alone could garner an entire blog post by itself. There is so much of the Hero's Journey woven deep into the sinews of this story and visually portrayed on the screen. And beautifully too. If this doesn't win the cinematography award I will be furious. Natural lighting? Come on! The ability to capture that lonely, cold, abandoned and close to death and despair feeling through just the landscape and some of the brilliant shots within this film is a feat in itself.
There are certain shots throughout this film that really sell this movie and establish it as the top contender this year. The camera work is extremely close up a lot of times and that makes it much more personal and evasive. The blood in the water or on the snow bank with it's sacrificial meaning by the icy cold creak, the wind in the trees that goes along with our hero's inner voice and mantra. The bear attack. That's all I'm saying about that.
This film is by far the best film I've seen in a while.
Now, I have seen some of the other nominees in different categories. Sicario, Trumbo, Steve Jobs, Joy and just to name a few. I won't really go into those much except to say that even so, The Revenant should be the king of the Oscars this year. Sicario had outstanding cinematography and a wonderfully haunting score while Trumbo was just interesting altogether if you're a film history buff. Joy was okay, but I don't think this is Lawrence's strongest work and Steve Jobs was rather great. Fassbender was perfect and I hope Kate Winslet wins Best Supporting Actress for it.


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You are having a wonderful breakfast with your family and suddenly the doorbell rings. You are not expecting anyone so early. Then suddenly, you feel very hesitant at opening that door. You find yourself wishing it is not a SALESPERSON.
We have all gone through this.
The amount of times we have been sold all sort of stuff, has made us act a little awkward towards salesperson or sales. Like we don't want to be around them very long, right?
Myself I have for a very long time, been trying to avoid any type of selling. I didn't want to annoy anyone with anything, because I wanted to be seen as a good person. But I noticed that sales were always coming back as a boomerang to me; I guess trying to teach me the truth.
I now have learned my lesson and accepted the truth and I'm happy to share it with you. Please do not dismiss it and try to convince yourself that you will be able to run your business otherwise.
The truth is without sales there is no business. Look everywhere. Every business has to have a revenue, and that is done through sales. No business can exist without it, for as much as I know. I would love to proved wrong though, but it's just not going to happen.
Therefore if you are building a business, you should learn to love sales. Because sales will be the lifeblood of your business.
Got past that one?
I know it may take some time, but really think about it a lot, ok? You will find, there is no way you can remove sales from the business.
Now I am going to share a formula with you. It is a formula that every business uses to evaluate where they have to focus. You will get it more after I share it.
Here we go:
Leads X % conversion X dollars spent per customer X number of times each customer buys = revenue.
This is not really a formula to calculate revenue. It is as I said a method to highlight an area of focus.
When you look at your business using this formula, you will easily see what can be worked on some more.
For example:
Let's say you have a product that is selling at 27$ and you want to make 1000$ a month.
By putting those numbers into the equation you can get a clearer picture of what you want to do.
Leads X % conversion X dollars spent per customer (27) X No of times they buy ( assume it's one ) = Revenue(1000)
By doing some math, you will find that,
Leads X % conversion = 37
If you assume ( we always start with assumption that we test ) you will get a 10% conversion rate you will know how much leads you would need to hit your numbers. In this case it is approximately 370. Therefore that would be the number of people you would need to visit your website, or opt-in to your mailing list, depending on what type of offers you have.
That is only one way you can play with this formula to set your goals and stay focused.
Sales is the game, and can be a fun game if you decide it to be. Take the challenge, play with formula and enjoy.
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The latest Battleground Poll numbers have been released. There have been more than twenty Battleground Polls over the last ten years, and the most consistent datum in these polls has been the response to Question D3, which asks Americans to identify their ideology. Sixty percent of Americans called themselves "very conservative" or "somewhat conservative," while thirty-six percent of Americans called themselves "very liberal" or "somewhat liberal." The Lilliputian "moderate" or "refused/don't know" has seldom for either been higher than two percent.
The poll taken in late August 2011 appears to show a trend away from this overwhelming conservative majority. Question D3 in this poll shows a decade-low fifty-five percent of Americans call themselves conservative while the percentage of Americans who call themselves liberal has risen to a decade-high thirty-nine percent. If the numbers in all the past polls had not been so extremely consistent, regardless of how Americans felt on other issues or about political leaders, this sudden jolt would not be particularly curious.
Conservatives heartened by past responses to Question D3 could look at the latest Battleground Poll and compare it to the last Battleground Poll before May 2011 and wonder if the conservative movement was not beginning to lose some steam. The May poll showed that fifty-seven percent of Americans called themselves conservative and thirty-seven percent of Americans called themselves liberals. The May 2011 numbers showed a slight diminishing of conservative support in America over prior Battleground Poll data.
Yet, if this was a trend, it was in stark contrast to what Gallup had been reporting. Last month Gallup polling showed that conservatives were not only the largest ideological group in America but that more Americans were conservative than in at least twenty years. As I have observed before, Gallup is not exactly enthusiastic about polls which...
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Seems odd in light of other contrasting facts.
You mean, when she is interviewed as a guest at Gov. Perry's Victory Party?
They need to look at Anthony wienies seat for how we are losing momentum. We are the Lefts worst nightmare. And it is getting worse for them because their president is real bad.
CFR-Ric is already wearing thin.
The minute Sarah declares, CFE-Ric starts fading into the background like one of his tacky pink ties.
Conservatives are the only politicians who are capable of making the hard decisions that have to be made to save this country. Progressive Republicans don't understand the importance of downsizing government and liberating the private sector anymore than liberals do. They only understand big government and more big government. It is their solution for every problem.
Methinks we didn't read the article, but stopped at the headline, given the comments here. (I do that too.) The entirety of the story is VERY informative and quite telling in that we are coming on strong. They would like to demoralize us.
Methinks we didn't read the article, but stopped at the headline, given the comments here. (I do that too.) The entirety of the story is VERY informative and quite telling in that we are coming on strong. They would like to demoralize us.
And the way they shifted the results to the left is by polling younger voters.
Battleground Poll, Question D3
The Battleground poll, by the way, is the bipartisan poll, Ed Goeas on the Republican side, Celinda Lake on the Democrat side, and their questions never change.Last that I heard, it was still a bipartisan poll.
So, the famous battleground poll has finally succumbed to the allure of the dark side? I'm sorry, but my lying eyes tell me that things are far worse for liberals than they've been in twenty years.
You mean when she is giving an interview to Greta on the outcome of the election as a paid Fox News contributor?
Hmm... He's already thinking of inviting President Palin to Austin to help him celebrate his winning a fourth term as Texas Governor? Now that's what I call planning ahead!
Kinda weird that they would ask that. What could have changed? Bachmann and Palin are the two conservative stars in our group of candidates. Now something happened a bit ago and now we have another candidate.......coincidence that suddenly they are saying we are losing our conservative stronghold? hummmmmmmmmmm. Something to think about.
It is a trend worth keeping an eye on though.
Only in the mind of delusional leftists.
For years the number identifying as conservative has been around 40 percent and the number identifying as liberal/socialist around 20%. The rest were "moderates." Moderates are people who are mad at both parties or who like the attention of the media as being special. But they are really conservatives and liberals. Looks to me like the moderates split between conservatives and commies because Obama has polarized the country.
As the population of immigrants grows, the ones identifying as socialists will increase and the ones identifying as conservatives will decrease. They don't teach about the constitution and freedom in schools anymore and the immigrants will be totally stupid.
"( - - - The Battleground poll, by the way, is the bipartisan poll, - - - )"
"Bi" means two. Partisan means party. The basic assumption is that there only two sides to a coin, aisle, issue, opinion, etc. This is two-dimentional thinking! The answer is rarely "either-or." The answer is almost always NONE OF THE ABOVE !
Not counting the illegal aliens, there are 290 +/- legal Americans, including about 120 million who are of voter age. About half of them actually vote, so about 65 million vote.
Republicans and Democrats are about 20 % each of those voting or 13 Million voters for each party.
Independents are about 20 % also. That leaves 40 % or 26 million voters in the largest political party in America. The name of that party is The Disgusted Party.
Yep, some of The Disgusted Party members hold their noses when they vote for Candidate tweedle-dumb or tweedle-dumber, ( I did that in 2008 ).
Some of The Disgusted Party complete their ballot by leaving blank the candidates that are the most vile, ( I also did that in 2008 ).
These blanks are called ABSTAIN VOTES in the UN, "PRESENT" in the US House and Senate, and NONE OF THE ABOVE in some States.
In Texas, and many other States, the blank or legally cast ABSTAIN votes are never counted.
In fact, in Texas write in voting is not allowed if the name is not on the ballot, and thus illegally restricting our freedom of choice when we vote.
In reality, two dimensional polls are not realistic anymore.
It is time to demand polls that are multi-dimentional, and a vote count method that is similar to the method used by The US House and Senate.
Good point. I've had friends from outside Texas seek my opinion about Perry. One staunch conservative friend of over ten years was just here visiting, and after just five minutes in the house, he said, "Ok, so tell me about Rick Perry."
Point is, outside of Texas, most conservatives have little idea of who Perry is, except for the odd article here and there. I suspect that Freepers are much more informed about him than others, but I find that even non-Texas Freepers are still doing their due diligence on the man.
Your point about the size and scope of the "Disgusted Party" is well made.
Case in point: Many of us are fed up with banks ripping off the poor, a system designed to punish hard work and maintain a serf class, and yet do not necessarily see an almighty government as the answer. One large corrupt bureaucracy won't necessarily provide a salve against the damage caused by other large bureaucracies. Many of that group are nonetheless conservative on social issues, defense, what have you.
A myriad of other viewpoints exist - as many as points on a two-dimensional plane.
Quit thinking of what was and what is as the same. Pollsters deliver a product, period. What producer of a product will produce something the eventual customer doesn't want? None who hope to stay in business.
So, the next question should be who is paying for the poll? Just like all of the "studies" we were hammered with about this, that and the other thing, finding out who actually paid for it revealed a bias in the results tilted to who paid for it to use to bolster their product.
So just to keep credibiity, these "polls" magically seem to shift to reality the closer it gets to the actual vote, but one has to wonder just how much did the poll create the news instead of being an indicator of it.
"Polls are for stippers and cross country skiers"
Maybe the author means this sarcastically. Just because they are polling a disproportionate amount of young people doesn't mean that the population is getting younger. Certainly, there would be no big shift in the population like that in one year.
They obviously are deliberately polling a higher percentage of young people to skew the results in the direction which is desirable for whoever is paying for the poll. Polls are not really worth much because of this very thing. They can get whatever results they want by their sampling method and the questions that they ask. And by the spin they put on the results.
If she had run a conventional campaign and declared two years before the election, the GOP ruling class would have taken her out by now, because to them DC is an exclusive country club that doesn't cotton to outsiders.
The last thing they want is somebody coming in and rocking them right out of their cushy little boats.
In order to win the nomination, she has to outwit and outmaneuver them.
If she can succeed at that, imagine how many knots she'll tie Ubama into.
And about that "she quit the governorship" thing: Democrats routinely use the legal system to destroy their opponents.
Alaska Democrat operatives filed over 200 ethics complaints against her, not one of which was upheld.
It actually cost her and her family over $500,000 in legal bills to fight the frivolous charges, and had she stayed on it would have cost the state of Alaska millions, plus they would have had a governor embroiled in personal legal battles rather than taking care of the state's business.
Had she not resigned, right now you'd probably be saying: "If she'd managed to get through her term as governor without declaring bankruptcy and being in court half the time and costing her state millions of dollars I'd support her, but she has proven that she can't run a state, much less the entire country."
Resigning was the right thing to do for her state, the right thing to do for her family, and the right thing to do for her country.
And as for the "she only resigned to make money" argument, she could have stayed in office and gotten paid millions for her book, just like Ubama did with the two autobiographies he allegedly wrote.
One more thing: Palin is coming, and the Tea Party is coming with her.
Everyone knows Palin, and a majority dislike her. Her odds to win are almost insurmountable.
Now, if I'm proven wrong, I'll show up with a knife and fork to be served my crow...
Your just grasping at straws.
As to the rest of your post, it's the same useless spam you keep posting on thread after thread after thread.
Or will you pretend you were for her all along?
Yes, I will. If she runs at this point I think she'd lose badly in the primaries, but I'd certainly admit to having been wrong.
Or will you pretend you were for her all along?
See, this is your problem right here. You equate not thinking she is going to run to not supporting her. It's as if you don't realize it is actually possible to like Governor Palin just fine and still think she has no intention to run for President in 2012. You seem unable to grasp the idea that one can genuinely admire Palin, and yet still believe that she has chosen a path from quitting her job as Governor, to doing fluff realityTV, to regularly showing up to steal the spotlight from real candidates, that has just not worn well with most Republican voters (including conservatives and Tea Party folks). If Palin won the nomination, I'd be thrilled to volunteer for her, contribute and do everything I could do to get her elected. It's as if you perceive every observation, criticism, etc, that runs counter to the idea Palin will be the next President as some sort of heresy.
You should never, ever, become so fanatical obsessed with any politician. Eventually, they will always let you down. These are fallible human beings that cut deals you won't like, that make huge errors in judgment, that change their minds periodically, that sit in their own echo chambers sometimes and follow terrible strategies, etc.
I guess you're talking about those fabricated "negatives" that are oh-so-important to know-nothings.
You do realize that at this time in the last election cycle Thompson and Giulliani were in the lead, right?
Where did that get them?
Sarah Palin is the ONLY conservative that Ubama fears.
She knows how to fight like a girl.
So does he, but he's not very good at it without a TelePrompTer.
High negatives can be over come, astronomically high negatives that include people in your own party are a serious barrier.
You do realize that at this time in the last election cycle Thompson and Giulliani were in the lead, right?
Yup, and BOTH, particularly Rudy, tried to run "unconventional campaigns" and failed miserably. This is just evidence that all the "well Sarah is going to run an unconventional campaign" is a whole lot of nonsense.
Sarah Palin is the ONLY conservative that Ubama fears.
This is garbage statement with nothing to back it up. She polls horribly against Hussein, worse than pretty much any other actual Republican candidate. Obama does not fear Palin at all. He'd likely be thrilled if she were the GOP nominee.
She knows how to fight like a girl.
More meaningless blather.
Did they run any polls asking if the Radical LEftist movement is losing steam?
"problem with Perry is that he is an unknown throughout most of the U.S. "
And yet he manages to beat Obama in head to head polls (Ras poll from last week).
"Everyone knows President Palin!"
Alas, as a known quantity she has less oppty to move her numbers, and she has higher unfavorables than any other Republican and the worst head-to-head numbers vs Obama. Quinnipiac:
"In the trial November matchups, the president ties Romney 45 - 45 percent. Obama edges Perry 45 - 42 percent and leads Bachmann 48 - 39 percent and Palin 51 - 37 percent. "
"Yup, and BOTH, particularly Rudy, tried to run "unconventional campaigns" and failed miserably. This is just evidence that all the "well Sarah is going to run an unconventional campaign" is a whole lot of nonsense. "
Long-shot candidates who cannot run the conventional way always reach for the 'unconventional' route.
Yup. Heard it countless times before and it never works. Wanna run a real presidential campaign? Do the hard work, stay active in Iowa and NH, build organizations in all 50 states, hire the best staff you can get and hold on to as many as you can, get out and shake as many hands as possible. It's really hard work and a full time gig, not something you can substitute occasional Facebook posts with or believe just by announcing people will magically flock to the campaign.
Thanks for your reply.
In early 2007 the stock prices of many major companies began to decline as the smart money knew that the USA housing market was going parabolic.
In mid 2008 Sub-Prime Barney publicly stated that Fannie and Freddie were in no financial peril.
About that same time Greenspan was shown the figures for the about to burst housing bubble and said "I don't believe it." Thanks for nothing Mr. Watchdog!
When the FHA, Fannie, and Freddie went bankrupt in September, 2008, guess who the Feds blamed? Not the sacred FHA, Fannie, and Freddie, nope, just the banks got selected to be blamed.
The tabloid MSM bought the Feds CYA scheme hook-line-and -sinker. The MSM then sold it to the public. What would the Feds do without their very own MSM? To prove how gullible the public is, the MSM took opinion polls , and guess what? Yep, the gullible public believed that it was just "the banks fault."
Bush's fault, bank's fault, - - -, hmmmmm - - -, must be some more "b" words that are the cause of all our troubles?
Anyway, the Feds pulled off a near perfect CYA move. To the delight of the Feds, Chrissie Doodle-Doo and Sub-Prime Barney rammed through their bill, got it signed and now the bill/law/bill will be written for the next 6 years. That means that punk kids that are now in high school may be writing this ultimate necktie-party bill/law/bill for business years from now.
Who in their right mind would want to expand their business in the USA between now and 6 years from now? Oops, sorry I forgot "it was the bank's fault." Suurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre it was!
Consider your statements again, do your own due dilligence, and see if you haven't bought into the CYA of the Feds, the Main Stream Media, and your own gullibility.
If the banks quit taking advantage of the gullible poor in the name of "free markets" and instead embrace the all-but-extinct notions of honesty all altruism, more poor could get out of poverty.
Banks don't produce or innovate a damned thing. They play games with perception: "Oh, you're not a typical 9-5er employee who sits on his ass and drinks beer after work? Oh, ho, we're going to charge you 60% interest!" - regardless of the person's honesty and means.
Higher interest rates mean less disposable income for innovators/producers (and more for the banks, who do not innovate yet seem to enjoy lavish lifestyles).
Moral of the story: To become wealthy, don't innovate, don't invent, don't produce. Instead, learn to rape and pillage the poor. The name of the game is perception, not substance!
My views on the banks have nothing to do with any of the events you described.
Please don't confuse my disdain for the banking industry (which reasons are more personal) for support for boondoggles like that, which was also a travesty of justice.
I guess if there's any moral here, it is this: Banks can be tyrants, picking and choosing who gets to be in which class. Governments can be even bigger tyrants.
Shark, bigger shark.
Okay! You are NOT a lib-lurker! You WERE able to re-think and consider another point of view.
Consider this: among the first things that the Bolsheviks did when they took over in Russia was to take over the banks. With the control of capital, ( that is, MONEY ), the Bolsheviks were then able to establish communal control over all the businesses that required money to function.
What distinguishes the above from the recent rise to absolute power of the Obamanationviks?
I don't want a Bolshevik solution, but I also do want to see the banks held to account for taking advantage of the poor and uneducated. One shouldn't need a degree in economics to get ahead, only intelligence, hard work, and honesty...
There is no easy solution that I've come up with to-date.
I don't want a Bolshevik solution, but I also do want to see the banks held to account for taking advantage of the poor and uneducated. One shouldn't need a degree in economics to get ahead, only intelligence, hard work, and honesty...
There is no easy solution that I've come up with to-date.
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Charles Barkley was the fifth overall pick by the 76ers in the 1984 NBA Draft.
Charles Barkley was the fifth overall pick by the 76ers in the 1984 NBA Draft.
Charles scored 14,184 points in eight seasons with the Sixers, which is fifth-best in franchise history.
During his time with the Sixers, Barkley averaged 23.4 points and 11.6 rebounds per game.
Listed at 6'6'', but in actuality closer to 6'4", Charles Barkley was the shortest player in NBA history to lead the league in rebounding. He averaged 14.6 rebounds per game during the 1986-1987 season.
Charles Barkley was an 11-time (six as a Sixer) NBA All-Star during his career and the 1991 NBA All-Star Game MVP.
Barkley sits atop the Sixers franchise in career offensive rebounds (2,688) and defensive rebounds (4,391).
Charles Barkley is one of four players to record more than 20,000 points, 10,000 rebounds and 4,000 assists in a career.
With the 76ers, Charles was named All-NBA First Team four times (1988-91).
The 76ers traded Barkley to the Phoenix Suns in June 1992. Chuck spent four seasons with the Suns, which included an MVP season in 1993.
Charles Barkley played for Team USA in the Olympics twice, earning gold medals each time.
Barkley played the final three seasons of his career with the Houston Rockets. In his final season, Charles missed 61 games with a knee injury suffered against the Sixers in Philadelphia, but he returned on April 19, 2000 for the final game of the season.
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Monjayaki _ Traditional Japanese Cabbage and Pork Dish
|200 Gram
|1⁄4 Medium
|600 Cubic Centimeter
|60 Gram
|Nagasawake sauce
|60 Cubic Centimeter (soy sauce + Worcestershire sauce)
|2 Teaspoon
|For agedama
|Sakura shrimp
|50 Gram
|2 Tablespoon
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1. In a bowl, mix together flour, water and shrimp. The mixture should be of thick flowing consistency.
2. In another bowl, mix flour, water and nagasawake sauce to make thin batter.
3. Add cabbage in flour batter, set aside.
4. For Agedama:In a wok, heat oil to 180° C and fry the shrimps until golden brown.
5. Drain the shrimps on kitchen towel.
6. Take a sizzling platter and brush bottom with oil.
7. Heat the platter and sauté pork for 10 minutes or until it loses its pink color.
8. Move the pork on the side of the platter.
9. Using perforated ladle, place the cabbage over the pork.
10. Stream the leftover liquid from cabbage, over the cabbage and simmer it for 2 minutes.
11. Top the cabbage pork mixture with Agedama.
12. Serve Monjayaki hot in sizzling platter.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 743 Calories from Fat 582
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 66 g101.4%
Saturated Fat 8.9 g44.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 54.7 mg18.2%
Sodium 129.9 mg5.4%
Total Carbohydrates 22 g7.4%
Dietary Fiber 1.4 g5.6%
Sugars 3.7 g
Protein 16 g32.2%
Vitamin A 2.1% Vitamin C 19.5%
Calcium 2.5% Iron 11.3%
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Eggs Dropped In Cream
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|Light cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Pour cream into a skillet large enough to hold 6 eggs.
Heat cream, and drop in eggs carefully.
Sprinkle eggs with salt and pepper.
Cook slowly over low heat until eggs are set.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:2 Minutes
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 779 Calories from Fat 594
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 67 g102.9%
Saturated Fat 32.5 g162.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1402.1 mg467.4%
Sodium 460.8 mg19.2%
Total Carbohydrates 6 g2%
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 2.4 g
Protein 40 g80.7%
Vitamin A 53.5% Vitamin C 1.2%
Calcium 24.2% Iron 30.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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