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Minimize Errors at the Pharmacy
Prescription drug errors happen more than you might realize. Medical providers often see a lot of patients—quickly—bouncing from one examination room to the next. They prescribe over the phone and call orders in for patients in the hospital and are constantly multi-tasking. In the old days of written prescriptions, the medical provider had a bit more time to think about what they were prescribing. They had to spell it correctly and write it legibly (sort of) for the pharmacist to interpret. But with the speed our lives have found us in, comes error.
Each year in the US, over 98,000 deaths are attributed to medical errors. Here's how to avoid problems at the pharmacy:
Double-Checking your Doctor
When your medical provider prescribes any medication, ASK WHAT IT IS. Get the name and write it down. Many doctors will mention brand names (easier), but yet prescribed a generic because of insurance reasons. If there are two names for the drug, write both of them down.
- Ask the reasons for the medication, unless it is obvious.
- Ask what dosage you are to take and how often. Inquire as to the duration you are to take it.
- Ask about any potential side-effects.
Make sure your medical provider knows other medications you may be taking (including over-the-counter medicines), especially if you are seeing more than one doctor. Many drugs can have adverse interactions if taken together.
If the medical provider gives you a written prescription, read it. Make sure it matches what he or she just told you. If the medical provider sends the prescription electronically to the pharmacy, you may need to address those questions later with the pharmacist.
Double-Checking your Pharmacist
When picking up your prescription, read the label carefully and make sure the medication prescribed by your medical provider matches the medications in the prescription. Ask the pharmacist if there is any discrepancy.
- If your medical provider told you to take the medicine for ten days, make sure there are ten days worth of medications in the bottle.
- Some medications are available in pills, capsules, or liquids, so make sure the type that was prescribed is in a form you can take.
- The pharmacist should give you a print out of patient information about the drug that was prescribed to you. If not, ask for it.
- If you think there is any type of medication error, bring it up to the pharmacist immediately.
- Make sure your allergy information is correct in the pharmacy computer and make updates as needed.
Preventing medication errors is a team effort and the most important member of this team is YOU.


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1922 Birthday of actor Richard Kiley (1922-1999), who will create memorable roles in mid-20th century musicals, including Kismet, Redhead, No Strings and his signature role, the title character in Man of La Mancha.
1939 Playwright Israel Horovitz (Line, Rats) is born today in Wakefield, Massachusetts.
1943 Inititally produced for $75,000 and titled Away We Go, the re-titled Oklahoma! comes sweeping into Broadway's St. James Theatre for 2,212 performances. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II based this musical on Lynn Riggs' Green Grow the Lilacs. It will gross millions of dollars. The show is filled with memorable songs and a cast that includes Alfred Drake, Howard Da Silva, Joan Roberts and Celeste Holm. Agnes de Mille's dance sequences break new ground in choreography. Rouben Mamoulian stages.
1944 Billie Burke stars as a rich widow who thinks it might be fun to live under communism in Mrs. January and Mr. X. Zoe Akins' comedy also stars Barbara Bel Geddes and Frank Craven at the Belasco Theatre in New York.
1945 Strongly etched and delicately remembered, Tennessee Williams' memory play The Glass Menagerie plays at the Playhouse Theatre in New York. Laurette Taylor makes a powerful comeback as Amanda Wingfield, matriarch of a fragile family. Eddie Dowling plays her son Tom struggling to find a life. Julie Haydon is her delicate daughter Laura. There will be 561 performances.
1960 Opening night for Gore Vidal's The Best Man, a political drama about how far a candidate will go to be elected president. The two antagonists bear a certain resemblance to this year's two prospective presidential candidates, Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy. The drama will be revived during the 2000 and 2012 presidential elections.
1983 Marsha Norman's drama 'night, Mother opens at the John Golden Theatre. Kathy Bates plays a daughter who announces her impending suicide to her mother, played by Anne Pitoniak.
1999 The Women's Project and Productions ends its 20th anniversary season with the world premiere of The Summer in Gossensass, a new play written and directed by Maria Irene Fornes. Off-Off-Broadway's Judith Anderson Theatre housed the production by the eight-time Obie Award winner whose work will be celebrated during the 1999-2000 Signature Theatre Company season.
2009 The Age of Aquarius dawns anew at Broadway's Al Hirschfeld Theatre when the tribal rock musical, Hair, officially opens in a new revival directed by Diane Paulus. The production began its life at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park - first as a 40th anniversary concert in September 2007, and then as a full production as part of Shakespeare in the Park in summer 2008.
2011 Rajiv Joseph's Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, starring Robin Williams as the self-questioning title character who roams a haunted patch of Iraq, circa 2003, opens on Broadway at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
More of Today's Birthdays: Nikolai Gogol 1809. Patrick Magee 1924. Sydney Chaplin 1926. William Daniels 1927. Shirley Jones 1934. Richard Chamberlain 1935. Christopher Walken 1943. Rhea Perlman 1948.

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A Delta Air Lines Boeing 747 diverted to the Pacific Ocean's remote Midway Atoll last week. That came after a "sudden and very serious windscreen crack ... appeared before the pilots while it was flying between Honolulu and Osaka," reports Ben Sandilands in his Plane Talking blog.
After the windshield cracked, the Delta crew opted to divert to the 7,900-foot runway at Henderson Field on Midway's Sand Island. The Aviation Herald, which focuses on airline safety-related incidents, notes the aircraft then "hit two birds while on approach to Henderson Airfield causing damage to a flap (but) continued for a safe landing about one hour after the windshield cracked."
The flight -- Delta Flight 277 -- was en route from Honolulu to Osaka, Japan, at the time of the incident. It landed at Midway around 5:40 p.m. local time, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
"We don't usually land planes during the daylight hours when we have nesting albatross on the ground because of bird strike hazards," Sue Schulmeister of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says to Hawaii's KITV-TV. "But we didn't have a choice in this case because they needed to land because of their cracked windshield."
"The pilots were -- needless to say -- thrilled that Midway was here that they could land this aircraft," Schulmeister adds to Hawaii's KHON 2 TV.
The Fish and Wildlife Service administers the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge.
HawaiiNewsNow.com says passengers on Flight 277 were "kept ... on board until a second 747 arrived from Japan to deliver parts and mechanics, and fly the passengers ... to Japan. Passengers changed planes in the middle of the night and left for Osaka about 5 a.m., just before light and the albatross and other birds on the Refuge began to fly."
As its name suggests, the Midway Atoll's remote location is about halfway between North America and Asia.
Plane Talking's Sandilands notes the Sand Island "strip is a designated emergency runway for twin-engine airliners flying the north Pacific routes."
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As was seen in a program last year at the HFA, George Kuchar is best known for his no-budget, John Waters-like trash epics made with his brother Mike. But he has a more romantic side, as well (as in Caspar David Friedrich), which can be seen in another HFA series, George Kuchar's Weather Diaries, a collection of short films he made over the years about the extreme weather in Oklahoma, and the folks who love it. It screens Friday, August 12 and Saturday, August 13 in the Carpenter Center, 24 Quincy St, Cambridge | $9; $7 students, seniors | 617.495.4700 or hcl.harvard.edu/hfa.


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I was so cool, that first afternoon.
She told me she loved me that afternoon, while we sipped creamed cappucinos and I toyed with the empty sugar packets. She told me she loved me, and I just carried on playing, piling paper after paper into a crush of flattened butterflies.
She told me she loved me, and through some dint of superhuman effort, I managed to look surprised. Of course, I thought, of course she loves you. You are so cool. You can just sit and wave her words away, pretending that you have not been dripping honey into her ears for months, pretending that whatever it is that makes you pour your heart into her small, silver hands, could in no way be love. She told me she loved me, and I was so cool that I dared to look her full in the face and ask for time. Time. As if we have so much. Me so cool, and her so in love, and together, us, just slightly disjointed, out of phase; her with narcolepsy of the heart and me with a blue sweater that matched the egg-shell of my nails that I painted on the way back from band practice each Sunday.
So look, now, at these goddamn cool hands, that for some reason felt that they had the right to reach out and cup her chin like she was some goddamn child, pinch her arm, touch her breasts. The audacity! The solemn heresy in breaking something as fragile as love with something as robust as skin.
I was so cool. So very very cool.
A brief glance upwards, I remember making. To look away, as if I felt some deep shard of emotion? I was ever the actor, ever the scribe, ever the poet. But that glance? Maybe, I think now, it was a second for breath. A second where, had I not been so cool, I would have turned my head back to hers, and told her i love youso veryvery much veryverymuch very i love you i don'tknowwhy, i dontknow why iloveyouilove you but i love you i do i dont know why pleaseplease i love you dont go.
I was so cool.
And the years pass, and my nails grow longer, and I no longer go to band practice, and I am still in love, and she has long since fallen asleep in her own bed, with her own love, so very far away, so very very far, so very very cool.
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Monday, November 22, 2010
"V" To Her Friends
This past weekend I had the honour and privilege to witness a stage performance from our greatest living actress. I speak, of course, of Vanessa Redgrave, who is currently starring opposite James Earl Jones in the Broadway debut of Alfred Uhry's 'Driving Miss Daisy.'
I can't say that I'm a huge admirer of the play itself. It has much to recommend it, of course, not least of which is the way in which it's able to be quietly subversive in its social and racial politics while masquerading as something far more sentimental and homespun. That said, though, at the end of the day it isn't the sort of play that stay's with you for very long after you've seen it…at least, that's how it is for me.
But the performances! Ah, they stay with me to this very moment. And I do say "they," as James Earl Jones was truly wonderful in his role. But it was Vanessa Redgrave that bowled me over and had me transfixed by her every utterance and movement. I was like a little child who, after much fighting off of the urge to sleep, finally got to see Father Christmas appear in the room. I suppose, in truth, she could have been acting in just about anything and my sense of awe and admiration would've been the same. What is that strange something that only a very small few ever possess that make them seem almost otherworldly? She has it, but I have no idea what it is.
I read that in June of this year, she'd announced that she was taking a break from her acting career in order to spend more time with her family. It didn't last very long…and I'm very glad.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
It's Not Me, It's Me
I would like to take issue with myself. There may be something schizophrenic in that, but I feel I must. It was something I said in my last post about "writerly isolation." There is a clear implication in that – and one that was in my mind, no doubt, as I wrote it – that there is something lonely about the process of writing. I frequently read interviews with writers who talk about the loneliness of the writing process. It's almost become an accepted truth that the act of creative writing is an inherently lonely occupation that writers must endure in order to do what they do; that it comes, as they say, with the territory.
However, after pondering awhile on this piece of supposed conventional wisdom, I have come to the conclusion that I wholeheartedly disagree. When I'm working on a play, I am engrossed in a story that is unfolding before my eyes. More importantly, I am in the company of characters who are as much taking me on a journey as I am them. Hours fly by with me hardly noticing them. I emerge for a while and realize it's late, I haven't eaten, and there's nothing but crap left on the telly (though that last part isn't necessarily time specific). Was I lonely? Absolutely not. I was boating up the Amazon under constant threat from marauding tribes of headshrinkers. Or I was crouched in a trench on the Somme with bullets whistling overhead as I wrote a letter home. (Okay, I haven't written a play with either of those scenarios, but you get my point).
Now, had I spent those hours alone in front of the telly watching the aforementioned crap, there's every possibility that loneliness may have become a significant component of my evening. But, when trying to figure out how I can prevent my character's head being shrunk to the size of a tennis ball, solitude was nowhere in sight.
The Meta Plays
Yesterday I finished a project I've been working on for some time now – 'The Meta Plays' – and what better feeling is there than when you've finished a writing project you've been toiling over long and hard for some considerable time, all in writerly isolation? Well, perhaps I shouldn't say "toiling," as these plays were all terrific fun to work on. Truthfully, I had a really great time writing them, as they allowed me to play in that absurdist fun park that occupies a certain portion of my brain. It's essentially a collection of short plays that takes theatrical conventions on a metaphysical joyride (which is also essentially my logline for the play). One of them ('What's the Meta?') I'd actually written a couple of years ago, and already has a significant production history behind it and is published. However, the other seven are all new. One of them ('The Skewed Picture') is scheduled to go up in New York tomorrow, although the last I heard that could be postponed.
Anyway, it's done and I'm now tasked with finding homes for them all, though preferably they'd all be produced together as a complete set. And, of course, I'm shopping it around to publishers, which is always a hard slog, but I think this collection has a lot of commercial potential, so I expect to find them all beating down my door any day now. Ahem.
Time to move on to something else now. But I do hope that somewhere within me there lies 'The Meta Plays: Volume II.' There might…or am I being a little…unreal?
Monday, November 1, 2010
A Delicate Balance
I finally got to see this play this past weekend. It was a production at the Yale Repertory Theatre (and what a lovely theatre that is) in New Haven, Connecticut. I'd read the play for the first time earlier in the year and had moped and moaned on here about how infrequently this play is produced (or perhaps I was just being impatient, having just read it and wanting to see it now!).
It starred Kathleen Chalfant and a host of other extremely talented Albee alums, and they did a fantastic job. The interesting thing for me was that it left me with the exact same feeling I'd had after I'd read it; namely, that I was glad I'd seen (read) it, enjoyed (?) the experience, but was left feeling more than a little unnerved by it afterwards. Unsettled may be a better word. Unsettled in a place within you that you rarely if ever visit. And there's a good reason you don't.
If you ever get the chance to see a production of this most hard to describe play, I highly recommend you take advantage of the opportunity. You might hate me a little bit afterwards, but I'll take the risk if you will.
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This is my favorite toilet prank so far. When your victim flushes the toilet, the water goes down, but the water stays yellow. This prank will make it ...
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The Battle Grounds 2(BG2) is a Half-Life 2 multiplayer modification based on the revolutionary war. It is the sequel to the popular HL1 mod with even more features and possibilities.
Again the Royal British Army battles it out against the Colonial United States Continental Army in even bigger battefields with even more freedom.
Interactivity is a very important factor in this mod and team play is as important as ever before. Fire muskets, sharpen bayonets, board the ships and take control of all flag point to succeed in your campaign for the control of new england.
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s**t.. this mod looks like a Quake 1 mod. Man i'm not even proud to first post here.
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those screens are from battle grounds 1.
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no the last picture is off the source engine so even if that is BG1... that's HORRIBLE graphics.
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Uh, no. Check out their website and you'll see that these screenshots are from BG1. BG2 looks great.


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Bourbon conjures up images of Kentucky, but Hudson Baby Bourbon Whiskey is the first legal bourbon whiskey to be distilled in New York since Prohibition. To be called Bourbon, a spirit must be made from at least 51 per cent corn, but this single grain spirit is made from 100 per cent New York corn, then aged in American Oak. Thick but not syrupy, the 92-proof Bourbon offers aromas of banana. This hand-made Tuthilltown Spirits product goes down clean, sweet and smooth with a slight bite. Its aftertaste is almost peaty, making this a good choice for Scotch fans.
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Please keep your reviews on small batch bourbon's coming-it is so much easier than combing though some of the bourbon websites, and cheaper than my tasting binges at the Cove.
Got a bottle of this from Specs yesterday, haven't tried it yet. The guy there said it was pretty good and was getting good reviews. I will report back.
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Harold Edwin "Ed" Armann Jr.
Harold Edwin "Ed" Armann Jr.
January 26, 1933 ~ April 28, 2014
Harold Edwin "Ed" Armann Jr., 81, a 25 year resident of East Wenatchee, WA, passed away on Monday, April 28, 2014, at the Dialysis Center, following an extended illness. He was born on January 26, 1933, at Pomona, CA to the late Harold Edwin "Dek" Sr. and Marvel Beatrice (Ellis) Armann. As a child, they moved to Wyoming and he was raised in the Casper and Glenrock area. He graduated from the Glenrock-Parkeston High School with the class of 1952. He went to work in the oil field until 1956 for National Supply Company. He married Margaret Julia MaGee on August 21, 1956 at Rawlins, WY and together they raised four children, Mary B, Deborah, Horace "Ace" and Patrick "Pat". They moved to make their home in Craig, CO, where he worked for an oil field supply company, National Supply Company. In 1961, they moved to Casper, WY, where Ed was employed by Caterpillar Distributors and Repair Company and then, in 1964, they moved to Midwest, WY. It is there that he worked for Doc Schidler Company and ran a service station, later for GRAMCO, a service station and bulk plant delivery company. Not long afterwards, Ed decided to break out on his own and started "Rimrock Service" in Midwest, where he worked as owner, manager and mechanic until 1989. The family moved to East Wenatchee in 1989, and purchased "Woody's Cab" and opened a second company, "AAA Cab." In September 1998, they reorganized and started "A Cab". In 2011, Ed stepped down due to health issues and turned the keys over to his children, Mary B and Pat. When Ed wasn't busy driving, he loved to golf and participate in league bowling and his family refers to him as an "avid Steelers' fan". He was a former longtime member of the Salt Creek Lions Club in Midwest-Edgerton, WY.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Donna Lee Armann; and step-father, Horace Greeley McMurry. Ed leaves behind his wife of 57 years, Margaret Armann of East Wenatchee; four children, Mary Beatrice Armann of East Wenatchee, Deborah (Mike) Wahl of Loveland, CO, Horace "Ace" Armann of Sheridan, WY, and Patrick "Pat" (Misty Abbott) Armann of East Wenatchee; brother, Scott McMurry of Edgerton, WI; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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42 comments on "Copyright whores make a vid decrying gun nuts… Keep Stackin Y'all!"
Hahahaha! … There will always be a few bad nuts. The vast majority of them have been rooted properly, are firm, sturdy, secure, strong and stable.
Fear, relishes within an emotional mind, no? Seizing arms, taking them off the table is not the best outcome. There are two sides to guns:
A). Aggression
B). ProtectionFolks need to mature and credit that applicable training/discipline are key to success, in any engagement.
Everybody want somebody else to solve all of the problems. I still believe the parents need to start taking responsibility for their children instead of passing the buck onto somebody else or raising them via the television and they should only have children because they truly want them and not succumb to peer pressure to be part of the "in" crowd.
The country is falling apart as you screw over the world. With such an example as pilot-less assassins killing women and children, what do you expect?
It's logical. Logically KARMA. You have now become the terrorists. Congrats!
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Harvard med school reports a 5% backfire rate for SSRI "medacations", which means there are potentially millions of Lanza's and Holmes walking around. Yet the mainstream and the politicians will talk about guns, movies, parenting, video games, sun spots; whatever it takes to cover for the pharmaceutical industrial complex. This is just one reason I consider them the worst kind of stinking filth mankind has to offer.
why not criticize the u s government, both democrats and republicans, for sending its' military and mercenaries to foreign countries to kill for profits for the global corporate banking system.
Madeleine Albright Defends Mass-Murder of iraqi Children …
Madeleine Albright, Secretary of State under President Bill Clinton, goes down in infamy not only for admitting that 500,000 innocent children were starved …
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Let's start analyzing the details before we make judgments and who benefits from these tragedy's. This official story is falling apart.
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The History, Philosophy and Ethics of Gun Control
LOL. I loved the title Max.
Let's sing along:
Airhead celebrity.
Airhead celebrity.
How much I hate your feigned sincerity.
How much I hate the petty 'causes' you attach yourself to.
How much I hate youuuuu.Sing along.
Airhead celebrity.
Airhead celebrity.
How much I hate your feigned sincerity.
How much I hate the petty 'causes' you attach yourself to.
How much I hate youuuuu.I don't know you
But I know you're working for the poo.
I don't know you…
But I know you're working for the poo.Airhead Celebrity.
How much I hate you
How much I hate the causes you attach yourself to
Airhead celebrity, jus' working for da poo.
Airhead celebrity, wouldn't wanna be youuuuuu
You jus' working for da poo!CHORUS
@daddy warbucks
interesting stuff. 3d printed guns can't come soon enough for me. (I hope I don't get put on a govt list for this comment) -
Also I like how Stacy and Max tied their dislike for Israel with their dislike for guns. Do liberals just hate anything that appears strong and uncompromising?
Also just out of curiosity, do Max and Stacy disagree about anything? 😀
You obviously don't know what the world "liberal" means. Ignorant, racist and an advocate of war crimes is no way to go through life baby.I own guns, I own PMs, I loathe racist Apartheid Israel, I loathe the House of Saud, I loathe Bush/Obama, I loathe Ds and Rs. Your simplistic labelling of folks does not help
My favorite line from a former Israeli citizen (Jewish woman) when I asked her "why will you renounce your Israeli citizenship and never return. She replied "because the men are fascists and the women are bitches" Crude yet effective description
People that have high intelligence and are "twisted", surely must be deathly afraid of a weapon like a pistol. Intelligence, sure can be a lethal weapon, in the hands of the wrong minds. "LET' S BAN HIGH INTELLIGENCE" too. Ha!
Let' s ban critical thinking!!!
Hmmm, appears to be just about complete.
…as a braindead idiot….demand a denial of your rights….
I always maintain that the biggest factor that affects the incidence of these occurences is….
…culture.I doubt the US will ever be the ideal role model to it's citizens regarding aggression, oppression and the forcing of its thinking onto others.
There are many factors which feed into the American phenomenon of crazies mass-killing innocents, and they always victimise one group of people.
Unfortunately the government likes to confuse people, slander and ban stuff rather than make real changes that may actually help.
I mean you've got to be retarded
Common sense in 5 minutes (what your government doesn't want you to hear):
BBC vs Anti-Gun Control Advocate John Lott
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To work in Hollywood you must sign off on AIPAC's statement. You know the one all your elected officials are required to sign.
I watched this video wearing a pair of glass's from the They Live film, it made it a whole lot uglier.
Why are FANATICAL GUN GRABBERS, LIKE MAX, PSYCHOTIC?
What is the nature of THEIR mental disorder? In the wake of the Newtown massacre, the gun-control forces are on the march. Ban this, ban that. The gun grabbers don't respond to the obvious charge that, when honest people have weapons for self-defense, they can, in fact, defend themselves and stave off crime, harm, and death. This point doesn't make a dent.
I must confess, when I first started watching this video I thought to myself finally, FINALLY, Max has pulled his head out of his ass and has a "commercial" identifying the problem at its ROOT CAUSE; addressing this issue with a SOLUTION. The PROBLEM being, on the level of human behavior, specifically the MINDS of those who are "disturbed" and how the masses are being feed (20 to 25% out of 100 in America and I believe those percentages are higher in England) PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS ( the drug of choice by "psychiatrists" prescribed for 90% of those mentioned in this commercial responsible for the mass killings). But no, propaganda video generated by obsessive psychotic gun grabbers.
BAN PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS THAT PRODUCE THE PSYCHOPATHS THAT KILL WITH GUNS/CARS/KNIVES/ABUSE/CLUBS. While we are at it, MAX and STACY, BAN the PSYCHIATRISTS (jewish control freaks) who indescriminately and consciously write the PRESCRIPTIONS AND, the PHARMACEUTICALS (more jewish control freaks) who mass produce the drugs (4.02 billion prescriptions, not pills, but prescriptions, were written in America last year. That's 13 a year for every MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, MAX AND STACY, on average.) (Sorry for yelling but Max's cranium is sooooo thick)
You want SOLUTIONS? You want to get behind stopping the mass killing Max? Put your energy there instead of dealing with the problem on the level of the problem.
Unless, of course, you get off on stirring up the crowd with this bull shit form of advertising for your site. Hmmm?
criminals will always get guns…when the violent crime rate goes up once the guns are out of the hands of responsible owners..the same shills will return with their videos to get the guns back..YAWN!! The problems are way deeper than taking true guns away..but they would mean responsible governments HA!
Why do the American people suffer these traitors to walk amonst them?
Send them to the re-education/fema camps where they can learn the reason that the Bill of Rights contains the protections of the second amendment.
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Military type weapons were banned in Austrlia. We get prescribed the same stupid drugs and since the gun buy back we haven't had one mass killing. Yes we did have them. We still are free, much more that Americans. Everyone finds a reason to hang onto their guns, but the fact stands that it worked in Australia and no one can deny that.
Okay here we go. Australia this, Australia that. The insults will come but you cannot refute the fact NO MORE MASS GUNN KILLINGS WITH SEMI AUTO MILITARY WEAPONS. We still can have rifles for hunting and target shooting. Crime has not gone up. Why is that. Our society is more stuffed up than yours. We are less religious and we abuse alcohol alot more. Oh it must be that now that the semi autos have gone there's no more need to run false flag opps. -
If disarming were the answer, the US Government would disarm the US Military, but they don't, do they.
Yet they ask us to?
Why do you think that is?
I've met plenty of people like you before. It's a good thing you have no guns. I don't have to worry about you too much. Go ahead and spread your vile opinions. If you at least had some guns someone might have to take care of you, but this way your opinion really makes no difference.I know the people that call themselves liberal that always have to back the underdog in every disagreement, that think the use of force is always evil, that just refuse to face the facts of life because they themselves lived a privileged lifestyle where they never had to get their hands dirty for anything. A time will soon come when being a liberal will change in meaning significantly, I feel.
Fir eg. many liberals feel hunting 'innocent animals' is evil and wrong while eating meat bought at a supermarket is morally good. This is the kind of disconnection from reality I see from many liberals.
Leaving the highly sensitive topic of "gun-control" aside for the time being, one can't help but wonder if it isn't time that the US government, seemingly hell-bent on regulating virtually everything in its quest to prove (to itself?) that America's population can no longer be trusted with making any responsible decisions on it own (and in the process becoming even bigger), shouldn't be more focused on "fat-control" instead. Why? Because while guns may or may not kill people, the bottom line is that of the 32K or so death attributed to firearms, roughly 20K, or two thirds were suicides, meaning firearm-based homicides were 11,015 in 2010. Putting this number in perspective, every year some 935,000 Americans suffer a heart attack, and 600,000 people die from some form heart disease: 1 in every 4 deaths. Net result to society: the cost of coronary heart disease borne by everyone is $108.9 billion each year. And of all proximal factors contributing to heart disease, obesity and overweight is the main one. But of course one can't make a media spectacle out of 600,000 hospital wards where people quietly pass away, in many cases due to a lifetime of ill decisions relating primarily to food consumption. In fact, some estimate that obesity now accounts for one fifth of the total US health-care bill (the part of the budget which no amount of tax increase can offset). Which is why if the topic of gun-control has managed to promptly tear the country into two (or three, or more), just wait until fat-control (far more than the recent tepid overtures into this field such as Bloomberg's NYC sugary soda ban) rears its ugly head and sends the already polarized (and weaponized) US society into a state of agitated hyperflux. -
I wore Rose Coloured Glasses, kicked back in my easy chair, had another beer and forgot the world existed…. the government will look after me, all I have to do is comply, how easy is that? Works in China…
@ Joe Schmoe
Too much money to be made off fat people, just as too much money to be made in the Cancer "Industry"… we're talking trillions. Would you be willing to give up a great paying "pharmaceutical" job in order to to keep someone from dying? Hmm?
Your points are well taken, though. But don't upset the statue quo. Too many greedy, financial LIVES are at stake, keeping people sick.
@JOE SCHMOE Society is in denial, they want some wild, hysterical and emotionaly driven answer that lays the problem squarely on the innocent, they don't want the truth, they want lies that bolster their denial, as thick and fast as they can get em. Who cares if the idea works right?, If the masses can be placated through the public stoneing of an innocent party, so be it. Aldous Huxley appears to have gotten it right with "Brave New World" where the populous are taught to love there own slavery and captors. Peace.
Ban False Flags. Ban Media Lies and Disinformation. Ban Congress.
Keep your guns and buy more ammo.
Max, If you wouldn't talk about zombies and societal breakdowns caused by financial terrorists, I'd sell my guns, all except one.
I am fed up with commies blaming things like guns and video games for human misbehavior. I blame bad kids at school , black operators and bad governments for provoking gun violence. Only cowards, commies and satanists blame things instead of bad people for crime and that is the way it is. Those demanding gun control or confiscation deserve to be executed for theft and placing society at the mercy of criminals and satanic NWO communist governments. The price of peace and security is not disarmement but a balance of military power between the citizen on one side and the government and crooks on the other. Any other way and you will live in a hell before and after death. An armed society is a polite society that cultivates morals and manners to reduce crime and violence. Take away the guns and governments and crooks will prey apon the people. It was gun control laws that made easy targets of the teachers and students. No one could fight back against the shooters because of gun control laws. The second amendment is all about giving the people a means of defence against bad governments and criminals both foriegn and domestic. If you like crime and bad communist government then ban guns and suffer the consequences you cowards.
I demand a plan wherein the government provides weapons of choice Doesn't necessarily have to be a gun, but guns are the tools that do seem to have the most leverage ) to all of it's citizens who haven't been convicted of a violent crime and a reward to anyone who would try to take one's life, liberty or pursuit of happiness.
If the average citizen was going to use their gun to stand up and over throw a crooked government they would have done it by now.
Mcarthism witch installed the propaganda brainwashing media.
Slaughtering Vietnamese on lies
Slaughtering Iraq on lies
Ollie Norths forgein policy
The parderoning of North co conspiriters
The pardonering wilson /pluame conspiritors
Plenty of other actions that define a corrupt unaccountable government elite.
Argue to keep your guns if you like, but don't bullshit about keeping governments honest and accountable as a reason -
"I know the people that call themselves liberal that always have to back the underdog in every disagreement, that think the use of force is always evil, that just refuse to face the facts of life because they themselves lived a privileged lifestyle where they never had to get their hands dirty for anything. A time will soon come when being a liberal will change in meaning significantly, I feel."
You completely misunderstood JJ. Liberal is just another meaningless term, e.g. it is the so-called liberals who backed fake humanitarian wars of intervention.
PS about time JJ started posting articles here. Yeh, I'm biased but his comments always resonate.
Gun Control in the UK & Their Warning to the U.S.
this topic is being censored.
My orginal commentst will not post.
We're not gonna take you
We forsake you, gonna rape you
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Aw shucks, Thanks.
It seems in addition to racist and ignorant, Ilia needs to learn how to read. Call me a moral purist, but I can't stand racism, war crimes and theft of my tax money. If she would have read my post she would gather that I'm just an uppity suburban redneck who hunts and fishes.I'm sure Ilia is a nice person, she just needs some more information and less hate.
If anyone died in mass attack in Australia fueled by SSRI's I would be very surprised.http://southeastasianews.org/portarthur/conspiracy_fact.html
The victims of SSRI tend to toward dreaming their worst fear into reality in a seratonin storm. So our massacres are one at a time but totaling thousands as children and adults hang themselves on bed heads or in their closets. They are victims of their own self loathing caused by a diet of television (where everyone is perfect or could be if they buy a certain product) and neglect.
Our real mass murders are now taking place in quiet suburban homes.
Afganistan would be a close second since we finished our work in Iraq but they are brown folk so they don't count.


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JOHANNESBURG — The families of Oscar Pistorius and his slain girlfriend are in contact, a lawyer for Reeva Steenkamp's parents said Tuesday.
The communication between the two families is over a possible out-of-court settlement that would compensate the Steenkamps for the killing of their daughter by the double-amputee Olympian, according to South African press reports.
A South African newspaper reported that negotiations were initiated by Pistorius' lawyers, who the paper said were "desperately trying" to negotiate a settlement before Pistorius goes on trial in March on a charge of premeditated murder for Steenkamp's shooting death.
Dup de Bruyn, the lawyer for the Steenkamp family, told The Associated Press that "the two sides are talking" but declined to comment further because of the delicate situation.
Before her death, Steenkamp reportedly gave financial help to her parents, Barry and June. She was killed by Pistorius on Feb. 14, with prosecutors indicting the world-famous athlete on a charge of premeditated murder Monday.
His trial is set for March 3-20, 2014 in the South African capital, Pretoria, where a conviction could also make him liable to a substantial civil suit by Steenkamp's family.
Pistorius denies murder and says he shot Steenkamp by mistake, thinking she was a dangerous nighttime intruder in his house.
South Africa's Times newspaper reported that lawyers for Pistorius had approached Steenkamp's family, and the newspaper said Steenkamp's parents were seeking around $300,000 for loss of income and emotional stress.
"Pistorius' lawyers want to settle the lawsuit before the outcome of the criminal trial, in an attempt to reduce a possible payout," The Times said in its front-page story.
Pistorius is already under financial pressure because of his mounting legal bills.
The Times said Kenny Oldwadge, one of Pistorius' lawyers, "confirmed the discussions with Steenkamp's family."
"You will understand this is a very sensitive situation," Oldwadge said, according to the paper.
Oldwadge didn't immediately answer phone calls to his cellphone from the AP.
Steenkamp, a model and budding reality TV star in South Africa, would have turned 30 on Monday, the day Pistorius was indicted on charges of murder and illegal possession of ammunition.
Pistorius faces large lawyers' fees and is not earning any money after he took an indefinite break from competing to concentrate on his upcoming trial. His main sponsors also suspended their endorsements soon after Steenkamp's killing. The runner is reportedly trying to sell some of the houses he owns, including the villa where he shot Steenkamp, to raise money.


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Futore wrote:oh, right. Is there liquor there? It's not just beer and wine, right?
Jasconius wrote:Is this a hotel type affair? I don't think I will be driving back to Tampa after having 11(thousand) micro-glasses of wine.
Is there a secret handshake to get cheap Disney lodging?
Futore wrote:Jasconius wrote:2 BEDROOM PRESIDENTIAL SUITE
two thousand dollars per night plus multi-adult surcharge
I don't need one of those kidneys
We will more than make up for it in the porno I am going to make everyone shoot while we stay there.
Sheri wrote:Futore wrote:Oh hello, possible excuse to delight in probably much needed stress release!
Futoooooooore please come! Can I list you as attending pleeeeease?


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Jaidip Mukerjee and Leander Paes were honoured by AITA for their commitment to national duty under the ITF's inaugural Davis Cup Commitment Trophy.
While eight were chosen, only two were present. The other six are Ramanathan Krishnan and son Ramesh, brothers Vijay and Anand Amritraj, Mahesh Bhupathi and late Premjit Lall.
The award is part of the ITF's 2013 Centenary celebrations and players eligible must have competed in a minimum of 20-home-and-away ties or 50 ties at any level of the competition.
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I like the sound of it. My iTunes library is a modest 10,000 songs, but anything mispelled, wrongly assigned or unnamed bugs me no end.
What I would really like to see is a program that provides detailed statistics of listening habits — not just when a song was last played, and how many times, but what kind of albums get played together, what times of day or days of the week, how long one spends listening to music at a time.
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Union Taco Coming to West Girard This Fall
At the beginning of summer, Verdad chef-owner Nick Farina launched a taco truck on the Main Line. Things went so well that the Bryn Mawr restaurateur is coming to Philadelphia proper with Union Taco, a 20-seat taqueria due to open in early October.
At 712 West Girard, Union Taco will specialize in Mexican street food. Look for tacos (two for $6), tortas ($7 each), flatbread pizzas ($8-$12) and for dessert, churros with spicy Mexican chocolate dipping sauce ($3 for a bag). Taco fillings being teased include pork carnitas with pomegranate, kobe beef with figs and mahi-mahi with carrot slaw.
Farina is going for a classic Southern California feel for his taqueria. ""I describe the feel as 'where the gringo meets the street,'" he says. Simple decor will feature wood tables and chairs over white ceramic tile with colorful walls.
The BYO will offer a variety of Mexican sodas and specialty margarita mixers for tote-along tequila.


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Firefighters believe lightning started it about 6:30 p.m. Friday in a Canyon along Jumbo Grade--roughly between Washoe City and Virginia City. It's since burned about two-hundred and fifty plus acres.
Air tankers and helicopters helped battle the flames during the daylight, and tonight hand crews are working the fire lines.
Fire crews have closed Goni Road at the north end of Carson City.
A mine and several houses are within a few miles of the fire, but none of those buildings is considered in immediate danger at this time.
Firefighters have no estimate on when this fire will be contained.
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The Horse Forum
- Horses for Sale
- - Looking For Reputable Trail Horse Trainer/Sales
Looking For Reputable Trail Horse Trainer/Sales Does anyone know of a reputable, honest seller of well broke, healthy, kindly treated, safe trail horses? A seller who is willing to stand behind what they sell? I am located in upstate NY - willing to travel to seller if trustworthy. I have been searching the internet and have located a few places but of course no negative testamonials would ever be posted on their sites. I quickly discarded some based on forum comments. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. |
well, exactly what type of breed are you searching for? I'm not a seller, i'm only nine, but try to hunt down some horses in your area and send you a link! |
Welcome to the forum! I live in upstate from about april until november every year, and have my horses there with me. I am just south of Rochester. Anyway, I have a wonderful trainer, and his son, also a trainer, swears by Pond Hill. They are in Vermont, but he has told me that they have nice horses, great selection, and a great variety, depending upon what you are looking for. But, they are, from what he has told me, pretty reliable. Horses for sale Vermont, Camp Horses for Lease, Selling Horses for sale VT, NH, CT, RI, MA, NY ME, NJ, PA, OH I got my killer trail horse by word of mouth. Friend of a friend......best one I have had in a LONG time. I MIGHT consider selling for a better reining prospect.....but I have a lot of $$ in his training. If you are at all interested in Gaited-the place I keep my guy at in the winter in Va MAY be looking to sell some of his TWH's. His horses are fabulous. But, he carefully selects all homes for his horses, since they really are his babies...he has bred most of them. There are also several small area farms that occassionally have something available.....Not sure what they have right now, but if you PM me I can give you a name or 2. I would highly recommend that you take someone really knowledgeable of your ability as well as horses with you. |
Hello! Thanks for responding! I live in Rochester. Small world! I did see Pond Hill's website. To be honest - I was turned off by their site. 'A Load of Horses' ?? Might as well have said 'A Load of Equipment'. Perhaps I am not educated in the business of horse trading but I didn't like it. I am an adult rider, novice to trails, got back into riding a couple of years ago and was sold a mare who is too much horse for me. The best lesson I ever learned.... She is still with me - unless I can place her in a situation that I KNOW she will be cared for and loved for the rest of her life she will stay with me. I am responsible for her welfare. Thats the deal. I don't trust my safety with her on trails (she's not stupid, just lacks experience) she and I are fine in the ring but I want to trail ride and I need a safe, as unflappable as can be, horse as a long term partner on the trails. A horse that can go anywhere. Size matters - 14.3hh is perfect, 15.0 hh is max. I need a confidence builder who will take care of me but move out if asked. I am an advanced beginner - if I feel secure I have a solid seat and quiet hands. Still developing skills. I have never ridden a gaited horse but am certainly open to it. And I prefer a horse who can ride bitless. I will give Pond Hill another look and perhaps give them a call and see what my impression is of them. Ever heard of Adams Horse and Mule (KY I think) or Hollis Ranch in NH? Thanks so much! Just curious - can you share the name of your trainer? Quote:
Ok-well, I would say you are probably safer with them than an individual totally unknown to you....but.... The trainer I use is Dave Minteer. Here is his FB page. Minteer Training at Wild Side Ranch | Facebook His son, Jack also trains, and I have used him, but I will say that Jack, perhaps because he is younger (like late 30's) tends to train the horses to be a bit more "up" than his dad. Dave is really wonderful, but he is not a good teacher, just a good trainer. I had my guy with him all last summer (6 months), and was there 4-5 days a week watching him train. Learned a tremendous amount. He will also not send you and your horse home until he knows you can handle the horse safely. Most of us who use him are a little older, like 50's and up, who need a little more confidence, and a safe sane mount. He typically doesn't have horses for sale, but trains what you get. I will say he prefers to not actually break colts anymore. He uses natural horsemanship, based on Chris Cox's theory, although, at 70, I am pretty sure Dave was doing it long before Chris Cox did! Perhaps Dave could help youwith the one you have, if you think you could deal with that. If not-I am sure he could help with another if you needed. I know I will never have total confidence in my old guy again, so he is semi-retired, and I now have the "new" one, who did nothing but trails until I bought him. Honestly, I think I could put a monkey on him and he would tote them around, following. But if I want to go-he will. He has been a real confidence builder. Another person who may be able to help, if you want to work with your horse is Joann at Gentle Dove Farm. She does clinics for desensitizing, mounted police style. If you want to look at gaited down here in VA-the ranch I am at is JBit-they are in Berryville, and have a web site. I doubt that Todd, the owner has any of his horses listed for sale, but I know he has mentioned it, and I also know he will only send his to a Parelli home. His all ride with halters or bridleless, at least most that I have seen, unless they are green beans. Hope that helps-be careful-I have gotten a few who just didn't work out for me, they were too much horse, and I know what that is like. But-that was also prior to me having Dave's help. He will also tell you if he doesn't think a horse will ever work for you, once he has had a chance to work with it. But that is pretty unusual. He can usually work through it with the 2 of you. Feel free to PM if you want-we have Hunter Paces in the summer if you want-they are basically glorified trail rides for most of us-the dates are on the FB page-Davidson Knoll Farm in Canandaigua. |
here are some QH's: Great Mare for Beginner this guy sounds great...hope you like bays! Youth or Confidence Building Show Horse. ALL Around! a POA I found if you want a pony Beautiful POA Gelding |
THis may be a possibility......just saw it on Craigslist. Beautiful BuckskinbTN Walker/QH Cross Mare For Sale |
Chip away Stables in Aguwam is fantastic! But they are mass....I do everything with them! |
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I have tried to send you a PM but apparently I am restricted from doing that until I have 5 posts? Thanks so much for your advice and this list. I will check into it. Also will reach out to Dave Minteer if my current trainer can't assist with the trail training. I will fit right in with the over 50's group that needs a confidence builder :) Would love to hook up with the trail rides out of Canadaigua but until my Morgan has some training or I have a trail horse I won't be able to participate. Thanks so much for your generosity and effort to respond to my request for help with this. I really appreciate it! Jo |
There is actually a Morgan GROUP who does trial rides in Mendon Ponds.....I could probably find out the name of the lady who organizes them if you want.....However, I would not suggest large group rides for a while. THey still intimidate me, even with my "monkey carrying" horse. lol |
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A few weeks ago a friend of mine said some mean boys on her daughter's school bus took her favorite hat and threw it out the window. Can you imagine. I guess I can actually. Her name is Skye and the hat had the word Sky on it. She loved it. So... a commission came my way. Katie and her daughter Skye came to Fancy Tiger and she picked out some white and blue "Spud & Chloe" wool cotton blend yarn. It worked well I think. The first hat had to have her name in it and the second she decided she wanted to look like the sky with clouds in it. The two skeins were perfect. I have just a few yards of the white leftover. The name "Skye" is done by stranding and the clouds are done by duplicate stitch. I'm pretty pleased. I hope Skye will be!! I can't take criticism!!
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They're beautiful. Great job
They're beautiful. Great job on them. I'm sure she'll love them.
You've done a great job, she
You've done a great job, she should love them.
Love the letter
Love the letter style!
...and love the picked up from cable beginning...
She should be the envy of everyone!!!
You make the greatest kiddie
You make the greatest kiddie hats, Frank. Way to keep with your tradition.
You don't need to fear
You don't need to fear criticism with these hats - they are magical. She can't fail to love them.
Who could not fall in love
Who could not fall in love with them? They are so precious. Great knitting.
These brought sunshine to my
These brought sunshine to my day! Sid
Very lovely work, Frank. I
Very lovely work, Frank. I hope these are spared nasty actions by rude boys. -- Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.
Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.
what a wonderful way to
what a wonderful way to remind that you girl she is loved. nicely done on all counts.
Those are great Frank! What
I'm sure she was delighted!
I'm sure she was delighted! Loved the clouds!
These are awesome! Great job!
These are awesome! Great job!
Like Bill said, the cabling
Like Bill said, the cabling is an excellent touch. Great job knitting (and offsetting some negativity)!
These are fantastic, and
These are fantastic, and your insperation to turn nastiness into something generous makes them all the more beautiful!!!!!! Not to mention your ability to turn coloured string into an attractive object.


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BUFFALO � With New York state about to take bids for its first non-Indian casinos, tribes looking to hold their ground have been upgrading their existing casinos and exploring new ones.
The Seneca Indian Nation, which operates three casinos in Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Salamanca under a 2002 compact with the state, bought 32 acres in Henrietta last week for a potential fourth location.
A day later, the Oneida Nation unveiled a $15 million investment in new cash slot machines to replace prepay terminals and a revamped loyalty program at its 20-year-old Turning Stone casino in Verona.
The Seneca and Oneida sites could face competition from a $350 million non-Indian casino, hotel and entertainment complex envisioned roughly midway between them in a sliver of the state separating the Seneca exclusivity zone and Oneida exclusivity zone, which also grants gaming rights to the Cayuga Indian Nation, whose reservation lies within it.
�Our location, which is virtually midway between Syracuse and Rochester, is a very attractive location because it�s between two population centers and it�s connected via the Thruway,� said Juris Basens, vice president for casino operations at Rochester-based Wilmorite, one of several developers who have made public their plans to apply for one of the first non-Indian casino licenses to be awarded later this year. Wilmorite plans a site in Tyre, Seneca County.
Seneca officials, who will likely need state and federal approval for a fourth casino, said plans for the new Monroe County property in Henrietta have yet to be developed, but Cathy Walker, president and chief executive of Seneca Gaming Corp., appeared unfazed by the prospect of a casino two counties over.
�The market in the Rochester region is underserved, and there is sufficient market for all to do well,� Walker said.
Oneida spokesman Joel Barkin said the investment in Turning Stone was among the largest in years and follows last year�s $25 million addition of an entertainment and restaurant complex. �This was done in response to guest feedback and to make sure we�re at the cutting edge of the gaming experience,� Barkin said.
Agreements reached between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the state�s tribal leaders last year preserve vast sections in western, central and northern New York as �exclusivity zones� for tribal development only. The Seneca, Mohawk and Oneida Indian nations currently have a total of five casinos in those areas.
New York is in line for up to seven full-scale non-Indian casinos after voters in November approved a constitutional amendment to expand casino gambling as a way to create jobs, generate revenue for schools and ease property taxes.
The state�s request for proposals is expected this month for the first round of as many as four casinos to be built in designated upstate areas in the Catskills, Southern Tier and Albany region. Developers have already announced proposals for casinos in Nichols, near the Pennsylvania border, Binghamton and the Ulster County towns of Ellenville and Kerhonkson.
The state�s Gaming Commission � headed by Mark Gearan, president of Hobart and Williams Smith Colleges in Geneva � is expected to appoint members to a casino siting board when it meets Wednesday.
Adding to the recent casino debate this past week was a resolution by the Saratoga Springs City Council opposing a Las Vegas-style casino in that thoroughbred racing city, which is among those being eyed by developers.
�For me, quality of life doesn�t mean more gambling culture,� said Jonathon Newell, leader of The Dirty Harri Band, one of several artists who have joined in opposition.
Meanwhile, an online petition by the No More Casinos Coalition � with support from Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack in Farmington and Batavia Downs in Batavia, Genesee County � two of the state�s nine racetrack/video gaming halls, had drawn more than 1,800 electronic signatures in opposition of a fourth Seneca Nation casino.
Lawmakers in Genesee, Niagara, Orleans and Wyoming counties also have opposed the Seneca plans, saying they would harm the Batavia track. The facility is owned by Western Regional Off-Track Betting, whose profits go to 15 counties.
�This region is oversaturated with casino gaming, and another facility will cause irreparable harm to thousands of businesses, families and municipalities throughout the region,� said Michael Nolan, executive vice president of WROTB.
The Indian gaming industry generated $27.9 billion in 2012, according to the National Indian Gaming Commission. While it was the highest-ever total, the number has been relatively flat since 2007, when revenues totaled just over $26 billion.
Tribes look to compete with new casinos
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Charles Krauthammer explains:
Rather than sticking to his considerable working-class, Reagan-Democrat appeal, he kept wandering back to his austere social conservatism. Rather than placing himself in "grandpa's hands," his moving tribute to his immigrant, coal-miner grandfather as representative of the America Santorum pledges to restore, he insisted on launching himself into culture-war thickets: Kennedy, college, and contraception.
He averred that John Kennedy's 1960 Houston speech on separation of church and state makes him "throw up." Whatever the virtues of Santorum's expansive view of the role of religion, the insulting tone toward Kennedy who, living at a time of frank anti-Catholic bigotry, understandably offered a more attenuated view of religion in the public square, was jarring, intemperate, and utterly unnecessary.
As was his sneering at President Obama's wanting to open college to all. Santorum called that snobbery and an attempt at liberal indoctrination. Sure, there's a point to be made about ideological imbalance in higher education and about the dignity of manual labor. But to do so by disdaining the most important instrument of social mobility — one that millions of parents devoutly desire for their children — is simply bizarre.
Finally, the less said about contraception the better, a lesson Santorum refused to learn. It's a settled question. The country has no real desire for cringe-inducing admonitions from politicians about libertinism and procreative (versus pleasurable) sex.


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A Tale of Two Lovers
by Maya RodaleHe is notorious.
Lord Simon Roxbury is a godsend to gossip columnists everywhere. This notorious rake has recently been caught in an extremely compromising position by none other than The London Weekly's Lady of Distinction. Rumor also has it that Lord R received an ultimatum: be wed or be penniless.
She is scandalous.
As A Lady of Distinction, Lady Julianna Somerset typically reports on other people's scandals, but soon she finds herself embroiled in a very public battle with an irate Lord Roxbury—one that leaves her reputation in tatters and her position at The Weekly on the line.
Together they're… respectable?
With no other choice available, these two enemies unite in a marriage of convenience to rescue both their reputations and secure his fortune. With their rivals intent on revealing the charade, Lady Julianna and Lord Simon inevitably surrender to temptation. It may just be a love match after all . . .


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Nietzsche would not think that the X-men were an approximation of his Ubermensch.
First, Nietzsche is by design not obvious about what he means ever. He speaks directly to this point in his discussion of Masks. Nietzsche felt that people often wear a mask that hides their inner thoughts, and further they do so in a number of ways: they will hide behind the appearance of being profound when there exist no depth of understanding behind their words. Intuitively, we can see this mechanism at work. Whether it's the PHB who spouts lingo and can't understand why implementing his latest brainstorm is "so hard," or the annoying poet-type at last Fridays party who was going off on the hot topic du jour. The inverse is also prevalent, people who use simplicity in manner and language while maintaining a hidden message of startling clarity and scope. Nietzsche is truly a past master of obfuscation.
This works entirely within the general framework of Nietzsche's project: the whole point is not to lead the reader to accepting Nietzsche's conclusions based on so much blind faith, rather the free thinker by working through Nietzsche's problems, independently and inevitably comes to their own individual conclusion.
Second, Nietzsche's project is not based in the science of evolution, but in the ethical understanding of why humans exist and how they can coexist. Nietzsche is NOT looking for homo sapiens sapiens sapiens. The superman is not physically different from you or me. Instead the superman is the one who has a different self determined moral paradigm. No lasers out the eyes, and no enslaving of the masses.
If you insist on making a pop culture comparison, I believe Hannibal Lecter represents a better, though flawed, example of the Superman. Hannibal, especially in the last book, is tied to a strong moral code, the fact that his personal code of behavior is abhorrent to society and the state, is literally no concern of his. He has within reason elevated himself through focus and meditation techniques into a man of great talents, but what separates him and makes a superman isn't these mental and physical achievements, but his rejection of the prevalent morality. Example: There is a sick yet concise logic inherent in eating a deer hunter's liver. But it goes against everything we hold as acceptable recourse.
Personally PureDoxyk I suggest reading the Case of Wagner- Nietzsche himself addresses these issues.
A final note,
It is the defect of allegory and symbolism to set up the general above the individual, the abstract above the concrete, the idea above the person. I hold the contrary: to me the value of the sunset is not that it suggests to me ideas of the infinit; rather, infity itself aquires value to me only because I have seen it ( and other matters besides) in the sunset... and so have forcasted its perfections.
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Our Story Ch.7 *Final Chapter*
True Story, Consensual Sex, Written by women
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Gender: female Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Sat 13th of August 2011
As always, I apologize if the use of drugs offends. Please leave comments, especially if voting negative. I'm not afraid of constructive criticism, so don't be shy. Hope you've enjoyed 'Our Story'.
That night I tossed and turned not able to sleep. I missed my husband terribly. I couldn't help but wonder what he might be up to, and how upset I'd be if he were to seek the embrace of another woman again. I knew then no matter how difficult it may be I would have to forgive him. Forgiving myself would be a whole other matter. I was so ashamed of my actions, of my continued betrayal. When I'd said my vows they came from the heart. And up till the other week I'd kept those vows. How quickly one can fall from grace. I needed to mend things, and fast. I prayed silently all night that my marriage still had chance. I wanted nothing more than to have my husband, my family back. The road to recovery would be long, but it would sure as hell be worth it if we could manage to get back to how our relationship once was. No man had ever accepted me or loved me the way my husband did. How stupid I'd been to push him away. My heart ached just to have him hold me again.
As morning came there was no more confusion, only fear. I was panicked dialing his number.
"Hello?" He answered right away.
"Hey babe." I tried to sound chipper. "Whatcha up to today?"
"Picking up the kids and visiting with my family." He stated simply.
"Your brother in town or something?"
"Yea. They planned a dinner tonight. You're welcome to join."
"I'm not quite ready for that." I didn't know what all he'd divulged to them and I wasn't about to find out. "But can I see you today?"
"Sure. We can do lunch at Olive Garden.... Or should I come to the house?"
"No Olive Garden sounds great. Noonish ok?"
"Noon it is." His voice had brightened. "Can't wait."
"Good, see you then. Love you."
"I love you too babe."
From the time I hung up the phone till the time I was ready to leave I pondered what I would say. I had an entire speech full of apologies running through my head. If I had to get on my knees and beg for forgiveness then so be it. Our love had to be enough to conquer all this. I hoped. My nerves were getting the better of me I noted when my shaky hands made it difficult to put the key in the ignition. I quickly rolled a joint. "This'll help relax me." I reasoned to myself. I took the back roads around town to avoid traffic as I puffed away. I sensed the tension ease from my body, but my mind was still plagued. When I arrived at the restaurant I parked next to my husband's car. He was by my door pulling on the handle before I'd even had a chance to turn off the engine. I tossed the keys in my purse and was in his arms in an instant.
"I've missed you so much!" He lifted me off the ground in a bear hug.
"I've missed you too!" I proclaimed.
"I was hoping to hear that."
"I'm so sorry babe...." I began rambling but he interjected. "No I'm sorry.... You have no idea how sorry I am."
"Let's go inside and we can discuss this." I suggested.
Once we were seated, had our drinks, and had placed our orders I chose to begin my speech.
"I'm sorry for all I've put you through, for all I've put us through...." He stopped me. "Me too. I started all of this...."
"Please let me talk. I have a lot I need to say." I paused and he nodded for me to continue. "I allowed myself to hurt you... Not once, not twice, but in total I cheated on you 5 times...." I waited for his reaction.
"Wait... 5 times? You mean 4 right? 3 times with the dickhead from the bar and that threesome with the slut...."
"And I had sex yesterday with -" He cut me off. "You promised me!"
"I know. I know. Baby I will do whatever you ask of me. I want to make this all right. We can go to counseling. I'm so sorry -" He cut me off again. "Now you wanna do counseling? Now you wanna make everything better? Or rather pretend its all better? What if I wanna go fuck the shit out of one of my exs? How'd you like that huh?" He was furious.
"Please keep your voice down... You have every right to be angry."
"Damn right I do! I made a huge fuckin mistake, but that doesn't give you a license to screw every cock in town!"
"I know it doesn't. I'm done with that shit. I realize how lucky I am to have you. I wish I could take it all back."
"You can't take it back any more than I can. I honestly don't know how to feel about this. I need time to process this shit. My immediate reaction is to go beat his fuckin ass! He'd probably just snap me in two.... I love you so god damn much...." I saw tears welling up in his eyes.
"Oh baby I'm so so so very sorry! Please forgive me!" I begged.
"I was all ready to forgive, but hearing that you fucked him after I specifically asked you not to.... I have to think."
"I understand. I swear if you give me another chance I won't disappoint you again."
The waiter came with our food and we grew silent. We remained quiet while we ate. If he needed time to come to terms with things then time he would have. If he felt the need to go fuck some chick to spite, well I couldn't very well fault him for that could I. Time ticked on while I waited for him to say something, anything. Hell screaming would have been better than the silent treatment. I was dying of anticipation. Finally he spoke up.
"Give me some time to let it all sink in, I don't know how to feel let alone forgive. You've had your space now I need mine. I'll go ahead and get the kids; they'll stay with me at my folks tonight. I'll give you a call soon, when I'm ready to talk. I still love you no matter what." With that he paid the bill and left me sitting there at the table alone.
I was miserable, but hopeful. He was obviously disappointed in me, as was I in myself, but there was still our love. That in itself gave me the strength to be patient. I would wait however long it took, and I would so faithfully.
I went about the rest of that day and the next running errands, cleaning house, preparing for my family to return home. I stayed in a positive frame of mind. And I prayed a lot. I was still getting high throughout my day, keeping it outside. I considered taking one of the X pills tucked away in purse but decided against it. The pot was bad enough, I had to stay strong and not turn to hard drugs again. Regardless of the outcome of his decision I had to get my life back on track. I was being level headed enough to realize there was more than a marriage at stake, I had children to care for. They deserved a mom that had her shit together, so that was my goal.
Late the next night after our lunch date he texted me.
- I miss you
Those three simple words caused butterflies in my belly.
- I miss you more
- I want you so bad
- come home then
- can't. Kids are asleep. Can't just leave em here
- u still at ur folks?
- yea
- want me to come to u?
- my mom's awake on the computer. Kids are in guest bed. We can't exactly do it on the couch w/o her noticin can we
- baby I'll do u in the street I don't care who sees.
- lol yea right
- I'm serious. Dare me
- fine I dare u to come fuck me out in front their house
- b there in bout 50mins
Whether he believed me or not I didn't know. But I flew at the opportunity to see him, to hold him, to begin our journey of recovery. I wanted to look hot for my husband like I hadn't bothered to really do in far too long. I put on a short white curve hugging stretch skirt and paired it with a beautiful green cardigan to match my eyes. I purposefully neglected to wear any undergarments. I slipped into my yellow flats, grabbed the blunt I'd rolled earlier, and headed toward his parents' house out in the county. I was unbelievably high by the time I reached his parents road.
I parked along the dimly lit back road mere feet from the driveway leading to the house. I sent a quick text letting him know I'd arrived. I was giddy with excitement. Sitting on the trunk of my car I watched him stroll my way.
"I've never seen that outfit before, is it new?" He looked at me with a new found lust in his eyes.
"Yes. You like?" I had hoped he would.
"You look so freakin sexy baby!"
"Guess what I'm not wearing…" I spread my legs giving him a good view of my clean shaven pussy.
"Oh fuck yea! Lookin good enough to eat!"
"I was hoping you'd say that."
He stepped closer running his fingertips down over my face, down my neck, over my collar bone, along the curvature of my breasts, stopping to unbutton the cardigan, then proceeding down my stomach, across my thighs, and finally inching his way under and pulling up my already barely there skirt. He lowered his head to my crotch, first sniffing, and then ever so lightly kissing my inner thighs. I was squirming with desire.
"You want me to taste?" He already knew the answer.
"Uh huh…" I was dripping wet, I was so ready.
"Beg me."
"Please baby! Please lick my pussy! She misses your tongue! Please lick me!"
"Since you asked so nicely…" He began running his tongue lengthwise along my slit. Up, down, up, down, up, down. Then he nudged his tongue in my waiting hole. Once he'd stretched his tongue as deep as he could, he slithered his way back out. In, out, in, out, in, out. Next he turned his focus to my clit, first circling my little nub, and then lightly flicking.
"Ooo yes baby that feels so gooooood!" I moaned. It was then I remembered we were out in the middle of the street. There weren't many, but the few houses around would be able to view our escapades quite clearly if anyone happen to be watching. For a split second I grew self-conscious, but the thrill I felt outweighed my apprehensions. I'd never been much of an exhibitionist before, but I found myself getting wetter at the thought someone might be spying.
"You're soaking wet babe…. It tastes so good!" He went back to flicking my clit. Putting more pressure as he went along. He lapped at my button edging me closer and closer orgasm. When he suckled my clit he sent me over the edge.
"Oh yes… yes…. YES BABY!" I was quivering in bliss.
He continued to suck in all my juices setting off another orgasm.
"Oh baby I'm gonna cum… I gonna cum again… Oooo yesssss!" I moaned loudly.
"Shhhh…. We don't wanna draw attention to ourselves here…" His tongue found its way back to my clit.
"No baby… no more…"
"But you like it." He nibbled my nub gently.
"Oh baby please… please fuck me… fuck me now!" I pleaded with him.
"Gladly." He brought his face to mine kissing me passionately. I could taste my cum in his mouth. His hands slid up and squeezed my tits while rubbing his thumb back and forth over my taunt nipples. Finally he stepped back and told me to bend over the trunk. I obeyed his request, standing on my tiptoes, sticking my ass high in the air. He pushed the skirt up higher bunching it at my waist. He held my hips firmly as he gradually sunk his dick deeper and deeper. I clinched my muscles causing more friction. The sensation of his bulbous cock head rubbing against my inner walls sent a tingle down my spine. Once he penetrated me fully, he slowly retracted his penis. He'd removed all but the head of his cock when he started his steady ascent back into my depths. Slowly in, slowly out, slowly in, slowly out. He was driving me wild. Just when I was least expecting it he thrust his full length deep into my core. Then slowly out. Quick thrust, slowly out. He kept at it till I was used to his new rhythm. Then he began taking long fast strokes. Long hard thrust in, quickly pulling nearly all the way out. Over and over he did this. I bucked my hips to match him and he changed it up again. Short hard strokes back and forth, keeping himself lodged deep in my pussy, massaging my g-spot again and again.
"Ugh ugh ugh!" He grunted wildly.
My pussy contracted and clamped down as yet another orgasm hit. "Oh fuck yea baby! Pound me! Oh oh OOOoooo!!"
His hard cock throbbed and grew slightly larger as he unloaded his sperm inside me. "Ugh! Ugh YEA!"
His upper body leaned on my back while I clung to the car for support. We stood there completely spent.
"We need to do it outside more often." He joked once he'd caught his breath.
"Mmm Hmm." I mumble.
"You need a cig? Cause I sure as hell do."
We straightened ourselves a bit then sat on the trunk inhaling our cancer sticks.
"In case you didn't already know… I forgive you baby. I hope you forgive me too." He nudged his shoulder against mine.
"Of course I forgive you! I love you so much!"
"I love you more!" We hugged each other tightly.
"I know we both need to earn back trust here, but I'm willing to work as hard and as long as it takes to repair us."
"Me too. I've never pictured myself growing old with anybody but you. Heck you're the only man who can put up with my shit."
"And you're the only woman who can put up with mine…"
We laughed together.
"So… You got anymore outfits like that?" He asked raising an eyebrow.
"Oh I might…. You'll just have to wait and see…."
The End
'Our Story' is BASED on a true story. Yes I cheated on my husband with a stranger I met at a bar, and in the wake of that came to discover he'd cheated on me with my friend. And yes I went back and slept with that same stranger twice after learning the truth. And yes at one point I had a threesome with friends from my party past. And yes I had sex with an old flame. I changed quite a bit as far as the "character" of the stranger went in part to protect those involved. The entire ordeal took place over the course of a few months, not a couple of week. I partied and probably did even more drugs at that time than I described in my stories. And every one of the sexual encounters I had after finding out about my husband and friend, I did so knowingly and maliciously. I could blame the drugs, but in fact I was aiming to hurt my husband. So, I chose men/woman that I knew would cause him the most pain. It was stupid and selfish of me, but it's the truth. I had multiple opportunities to fuck guys my husband might not have been so bothered by, people he'd never met and would never meet, but it wasn't about getting laid. That was my revenge, as childish as it was. The romp I wrote about in this chapter did take place, in the street in front of his parents' house. And after that he did come back home. We struggled and fought our way to where we are now. Cheating is a devastating thing for a relationship. It could have easily broken us if we'd allowed it, but we didn't. I feel that our marriage is stronger now than it's ever been. And our sex life is out of this world. We learned from our experience to never take each other for granted and too continually spice things up in the bedroom. Hope you enjoyed 'Our Story'. Thanks for reading.
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Anonymous reader
2017-01-09 10:07:29
Nothing like meth sex. You are the bomb
Anonymous reader
2016-02-18 01:21:35
She is a real slut, notice it was ok for her to be a slut with a stranger but when he did after her,she dropped her drug ass stinky body it was ok. Her husband is such an asshole for sticking around. He should have taken the children and never let the drug addict whore and disappeared.
Anonymous reader
2015-11-01 22:03:13
I'm all for forgiveness and making things work where they are due but I must say your husband needs to grow a pair, and all you need is a pimp. You can say all you want about it all being in the past but once a cheating whore always a useless cunt. If it were me I would have set your ass up on narc charges and got those babies as far from your dopeing and slutty ass as possible. In fact you could do the babies a favor and disappear into the slums some where and never be heard from again. Your a disgusting scum bag.
Anonymous reader
2014-06-05 17:46:57
Down deep inside I sense that you are a nice person who got off track for a while. Gland you enjoyed it. Glad you got over it. If you get off tack again I'd love to be the one you get off track with. You're hot.
Anonymous reader
2014-02-23 17:40:21
You can't change your deep love for sex and cock. After my girls 20 years of marriage, we met ,,, I knew deep down she wanted sex and cock... after talking and being truthful .... finally watched her. Bingo, I enjoy it almost as much as her.!!! Going on 11 years. Our sex life is great ...I love my slut !! Nothing wrong with it !!!!
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text: The hunt continues for novel antiviral agents especially against the pandemic H1N1 virus. In this article, a drug that has been used to fight HIV infection and vesicular stomatitis now appears to have the potential to block influenzavirus infection by inhibiting neuraminidase. This may be yet another positive step in the battle against flu.


text: Lasting a week for those who can last, the Mayrhofen Snowbombing Festival is an annual fixture in the Zillertal Valley after its move from the French Alps back in 2005. Featuring a host of top DJs and a 2011 line-up that saw a lycra-clad Mr Motivator jamming his hips up on the Penken, Snowbombing represents chilled-excess with nightly DJs sets and a headline act to wrap up the event. The festival now features a car rally from the UK to the Zillertal Valley which officially opens the event. Snowboarders rule the roost during Snowbombing, even though most are a whole lot better on the bottle than the snow : )