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Meanwhile, many in the media are practically gushing over these "protesters," and giving them the free publicity they crave for themselves and their cause -- whatever that is, beyond venting their emotions on television.
Members of the mobs apparently believe that other people, who are working while they are out trashing the streets, should be forced to subsidize their college education -- and apparently the president of the United States thinks so too.
But if these loud mouths' inability to put together a coherent line of thought is any indication of their education, the taxpayers should demand their money back for having that money wasted on them for years in the public schools.
Sloppy words and sloppy thinking often go together, both in the mobs and in the media that are covering them. It is common, for example, to hear in the media how some "protesters" were arrested. But anyone who reads this column regularly knows that I protest against all sorts of things -- and don't get arrested.
The difference is that I don't block traffic, join mobs sleeping overnight in parks or urinate in the street. If the media cannot distinguish between protesting and disturbing the peace, then their education may also have wasted a lot of taxpayers' money.
Among the favorite sloppy words used by the shrill mobs in the streets is "Wall Street greed." But even if you think people in Wall Street, or anywhere else, are making more money than they deserve, "greed" is no explanation whatever.
"Greed" says how much you want. But you can become the greediest person on earth and that will not increase your pay in the slightest. It is what other people pay you that increases your income.
If the government has been sending too much of the taxpayers' money to people in Wall Street -- or anywhere else -- then the irresponsibility or corruption of politicians is the problem. "Occupy Wall Street" hooligans should be occupying Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington.
Maybe some of the bankers or financiers should have turned down the millions and billions that politicians were offering them. But sainthood is no more common in Wall Street than on Pennsylvania Avenue -- or in the media or academia, for that matter.
Actually, some banks did try to refuse the government bailout money, to avoid the interference with their business that they knew would come with it. But the feds insisted -- and federal regulators' power to create big financial problems for banks made it hard to say no. The feds made them an offer they couldn't refuse.
People who cannot distinguish between democracy and mob rule may fall for the idea that the hooligans in the street represent the 99 percent who are protesting about the "greed" of the one percent. But these hooligans are less than one percent and they are grossly violating the rights of vastly larger numbers of people who have to put up with their trashing of the streets by day and their noise that keeps working people awake at night.
As for the "top one percent" in income that attract so much attention, angst and denunciation, there is always going to be a top one percent, unless everybody has the same income. That top one percent has no more monopoly on sainthood or villainy than people in any other bracket.
Moreover, that top one percent does not consist of the "millionaires and billionaires" that Barack Obama talks about. You don't even have to make half a million dollars to be in the top one percent.
Moreover, this is not an enduring class of people. Nor are people in other income brackets. Most of the people in the top one percent at any given time are there for only one year. Anyone who sells an average home in San Francisco can get into the top one percent in income -- for that year. Other one-time spikes in income account for most of the people in that top one percent.
But such plain facts carry little weight amid the heady rhetoric and mindless emotions of the mob and the media.


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NATICK, Mass., Dec. 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) is scheduled to participate in the 31st Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, January 8, 2013.
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DETROIT (AP) — It took decades of mismanagement, malfeasance and meltdowns in its bread-and-butter manufacturing sector for Detroit to hit fiscal rock bottom. The path to exit bankruptcy could take less than a year and a half.
After some delays, the confirmation trial for the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history is scheduled to start Tuesday.
Massive debt, thousands of creditors and complex union and pension issues had many experts thinking Detroit's bankruptcy would take years to resolve, considering two California cities — Stockton and San Bernardino — filed a year before Detroit did and still haven't settled on plans.
Detroit expects to cut $12 billion in unsecured debt to about $5 billion, which is "more manageable," according to Bill Nowling, a spokesman for emergency manager Kevyn Orr.
"None of it will get wiped out until the plan is confirmed and the judge issues an effective date," Nowling told The Associated Press. "And it happens really fast after that."
Orr's contract expires at the end of September. His restructuring team set an aggressive timetable and bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes also quickly named mediators to work out deals with creditors, added Nowling.
"I think — with the exception of a few remaining holdouts — all of our creditors recognized we could not let the city languish in endless bankruptcy proceedings," Nowling said.
Bankruptcy expert Anthony Sabino called Detroit's pace since the July 2013 bankruptcy filing "amazingly quick." San Bernardino has yet to reach the confirmation phase, and Stockton's bankruptcy trial started in May.
"You have to tip your hat to Kevyn Orr to do this in record time and to get these constituents together," said Sabino, who teaches law at St. John's University.
Detroit still had to navigate through claims by creditors — including 30,000 city retirees and workers — and the potential sale of masterpieces from the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Detroit's debt includes $3.5 billion in unfunded pension liabilities. To reduce cuts to pensions and keep artwork off the auction block, the city will get a hand from the state, major corporations, foundations and others through donations of more than $800 million over 20 years.
In return, pensioners had to endorse Orr's restructuring plans. Their vote was completed in July.
Pension officials worked long hours in mediation to reach that settlement, said Bruce Babiarz, Police and Fire Retirement System spokesman.
"No one may be happy with the plan of adjustment, but it should bring this insolvency to an end," Babiarz said. "Many are looking forward to getting on with their lives knowing that their pensions are secured and there is optimism for the future of what was once among the greatest cities in the world."
Quick may not best, salon owner Larry Swygert says. He has run the shop for 25 years along Livernois Avenue, a once-thriving business district known as the "Avenue of Fashion."
"There's a lot of things on the table and I think they're just brushing over them … trying to get it all done," said Swygert, 59. "But they're not looking at what is going to end up impacting the city at the end."
He pointed to the money that pensioners will lose out on, adding, "They are not going to be able to come and get their hair done and they're not going to be able to shop on the Avenue of Fashion."
The loudest grumbling has come from some creditors which stand to lose big money if Rhodes approves the bankruptcy plan. Bond insurer Syncora Guarantee has said its claim is about $400 million and that Detroit has unfairly discriminated against financial creditors.
"It has been a very fast-track bankruptcy, which Syncora has no issue with," company attorney James Sprayregen said. "Syncora's issue is the lack of transparency of the process and the unfair treatment of its claims."
Rhodes has scheduled additional hearing dates, if needed, into October. But in the end, Sabino expects Rhodes to approve Detroit's bankruptcy — followed by appeals from creditors.
"You can't unscramble the eggs," said Sabino. "Once the confirmation plan is approved and it starts to roll, you can't undo it. In a matter of months … there will be anti-climactic legal wrangling and Detroit will be on its way to prosperity."
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The West Blocton Tigers football team lost Friday's home conference game against Sumter Central by a score of 44-19.
Sumter County Wildcats (York, AL) fans left the game satisfied Friday as they observed their football team run past the host West Blocton Tigers (West Blocton, AL), 44-19 in a league test.
With the win, Sumter County improves its record to 4-3 on the season. The Wildcats host Gordo (Gordo, AL) to confront the Green Wave in a 3A Region 4 test on Friday, October 17. The Green Wave go into the test with a record of 5-2. Gordo won 49-8 in their recent league test against Sumiton Christian (Sumiton, AL)
With the loss, West Blocton moves to 3-4 on the season. The Tigers travel to Aliceville (Aliceville, AL) to confront the Yellowjackets in a 3A Region 4 test on Friday, October 17. The Yellowjackets go into the test with a record of 3-5. Aliceville won 12-7 in their recent league test against Northside (Northport, AL)
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text: It seems as if Microsoft can't win in Europe. Last October it agreed to give third-party developers access to help make systems interoperable withWindows after losing an appeal against a verdict that it broke EU competition laws and being fined $745 million. Now the European Commission haslaunched two fresh investigations against the company. The first brings up, once again, the issue of whether it unfairly ties the IE browser to the Windows OS, following a complaint byOpera, which is based in Norway. The second, raised by the European Committee for Interoperable Systems, will look at theinteroperability of Microsoft's software with products made by others. "This initiation of proceedings does not imply that the Commission has proof of an infringement," theCommission insisted in a statement. "It only signifies that the Commission will further investigate the case as a matter of priority."


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Thursday, November 30, 2006
Liar, Liar
My friend also got a lot of attention around this time of year. Her dad was Jewish, and her mom was Christian. We had to watch these film strips in school about Hannukah and Christmas, and my friend would brag about how she got to celebrate both holidays. So when we had to make a little holiday mobile to hang above our desk, I decorated one side of my mobile with "Merry Christmas" and the other side with "Happy Hannukah." Then I told everyone that my dad was Jewish and my mom was Christian and we celebrated both holidays. Need attention much?
My mom found out about my lies. She asked me, "Do you know what religion Dad is?" I said, "Yes, he is Lutheran." And that was the end of the conversation It was never mentioned again. So apparently my mom thought I was just so dumb that either I thought my dad was Jewish or I didn't know the difference between being Lutheran and Jewish. Or my mom just thought I was a liar and decided to accept it. Perhaps she was thinking of the time in kindergarten that I forged my mom's signature on my report card because I was too embarrassed to show her that I got a Not Satisfactory in shoe-tying. As though my mom didn't already know that I didn't know how to tie my shoes? And no one would be able to tell the difference between the handwriting of a kindergartner attempting cursive for the first time and the handwriting of my mom? Obviously, I was a child genius.
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Aww. I loved those books, too. I had a friend who beat me in Book-It because she included little kids' books she read to her younger brothers and sisters. We never forget those little snubs.
Also, sorry, but it's kinda funny that your mom just left it at that! Aww. - 11:26 PM
Your signature-forging days sure started early!
- Libragirl said...
I read those when I was little. I was the nerd who carried books around also, still do. Sorry if we got you ignored.
I celebrate Hanukah. We got forgotten at the holiday season. Which was strange since it was a predominately Jewish neighborhood. Everything was Christmas. still is.
When I was little my brother told me I got left back in Kindergarten. I believed him until I was in my 30's and asked my mom. It never occured to me he was lying. Like I would have been the oldest in my class not the youngest if I was in Kindergarten 2x. I was a stupid child. My brother was mean. - 4:11 AM
- 3carnations said...
Wouldn't it have been easier to just start carrying a book around, too? :p
- princess slea said...
I think you must have been a genius (albeit a devious one) to even think of forging your mom's name at five years old.
- Jenny said...
I had such a girl crush on Laura Ingalls.
All kids forge thier parents signatures eventually. You were just an early bloomer. You would totally get an A in Advanced Deception. - 8:01 AM
- Paisley said...
I loved Trixie Belden. I had all the books. I never got into Nancy Drew. Perhaps it was a TB loyalty. :)
Too cute that you forged your signature in kindergarten. - 8:26 AM
I was telling one of my friends how I used to lie to my dad (my parents are divorced) to sound cool. I told him that my mom was building an indoor pool in our house and that I was taking tennis lessons. Why on earth would I think tennis was cool?
This sounds like something I would have done. Whenever my best friend got attention and I didn't, I became insane with jealousy. Like when she broke her arm, I wanted to wear a sling and a cast, toooooooooo. Wah.
I love the signature forgery. I am sure NO ONE could tell! - 8:50 AM
- Queen Nat of MarmiteLand said...
I have always wanted to be Jewish, but I've never been brave enough to lie about it. You are awesome! ;)
- schneids said...
ha! Did you forge the signature in crayon? you make me laugh!
I loved Trixie Belden! - 10:26 AM
- Christine said...
Gah I used the same lie to get both a chocolate Santa and Hanukkah gelt at my first grade Winter Break partay. I was busted when the teacher asked my mom if she could provide her with Jewish recipes. Doh.
- Yez said...
I was a Nancy Drew fan. I think it's a riot that someone felt the need to coin the term "chapter book" - that's what books have, unless they're early readers! Kinda like saying "a keyboard computer" or "a steering-wheel car", IMO.
LOVE your kindergarten forgery debut! In kindergarten I made artistic loops on lined paper and told our landlady it was longhand (we didn't say "cursive" in the old days :> ), and she pretended to believe me. In first grade, I told Mom that a[n evil] witch lived in the attic of the Wellesley Public Library, and she played along! Both of those reactions took the wind out of my prevaricatin' sails, and I was a pretty honest kid after that. - 2:19 PM
Oh, I loved me some Trixie Beldon! I recently found a complete set at Half Price Books that I have been coveting.
And I love Little House so much I had a Laura Ingalls cookbook! My mom just dug it out and gave it to me over Thanksgiving. There's some pretty weird stuff in there, frankly. - 3:50 PM
- Miss Peach said...
I LOVED the Laura Ingalls Wilder books. I have the urge to reread the set all the time, actually. Perhaps I should just indulge in it!
- don't call me MA'AM said...
I loved all those books, too!
Because I am a singer, I learned how to sing in Hebrew very early, and a lot of people assumed I was Jewish just because I knew how to sing the songs. People are just stupid, eh?
I wrote a whole note complete with someone else's mom's signature in 2nd grade, because she didn't feel good and didn't want to go outside for recess. So, I wrote a note "from her mom" to the teacher. 2nd grade cursive? Not so good. - 11:59 AM
- stefanie said...
If you recall, carrying a book at all times is one of the life lessons I have failed to learn from Rory Gilmore. Sounds like you could have used that lesson years ago as well.
Also, I know about Laura Ingalls Wilder (of course--I read those, too) and the Bobbsey Twins, but am I the only one who's never heard of Trixie Belden? I feel so ashamed; I'd like to think I'm up on that sort of thing. - 8:39 AM
- -R- said...
Malia, ew, what a cheater. I would remember something like that too.
GG, and your signature-forging days started late!
Libra, I can't believe how recently you figured out your brother's lie. That is hilarious.
3cars, I was not a showoff, like her. Just a liar.
Princess, yes, I was an evil genius.
Jenny, why not an A+?
Paisley, I did read Nancy Drew as well, but I always liked Trixie better.
Boozie, maybe tennis lessons are sophisticated? I am sure your dad totally believed you about the indoor pool.
Lawyerish, I am glad I am not the only one. I thought I was going to get comments about what a competitive witch I was.
Nat, you could start lying now, but it might be kind of obvious. Or just weird.
Schneids, no, I used a pen. Obviously I knew what I was doing.
Christine, ha!
Yez, you weren't a liar. Just imaginative. And cute, I'm sure.
JR, I can't imagine what would be in the Laura Ingalls cookbook. Lots of things made of cornmeal, I would guess.
Miss Peach, I haven't read them for a long time either. I don't see why you shouldn't.
DCMM, how cute that you wrote your friend a note. I am glad I was not the only little forger out there.
Stefanie, I didn't think Trixie Belden was that popular, so I don't think you are the only one. - 2:05 PM
- lizgwiz said...
I bought myself a boxed set of the Laura Ingalls Wilder books on Ebay last year, and re-read them all in order. Great fun.
- Claire said...
I'm late on commenting to this one, but i was the only one in my school that had ever heard of Trixie Belden and i thought i was so cool for being different and revolutionary.
I'm surprised there are so many people out there that read her when they were kids. She was so much cooler than Nancy. :) - 10:59 AM


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Is it just Phillipe & Jorge (as is often the case), but something seemed patently wrong, if not offensive, when the Urinal ran a headline on the top of its February 20 Vo Dilun section that read: "Black lawyer named to judicial panel." Perhaps this made sense, given some of the past controversy about Governor Carcieri's predominately pale-skinned judicial appointments. Well, OK. It is an improvement from years ago, when your superior correspondents would note headers emanating from Fountain Street like, "Two blacks rob liquor store." Still, there must be a better way to note the governor's appointment of our longtime friend, Dennis Coleman, to the state Judicial Nominating Committee. Dennis, a Brown graduate, quarterbacked Bruno Uno's football team in the early 1970s, and, according to the Other Paper, took part in the major game when Brown played Penn and its black QB, Marty Vaughn, in 1973. Coleman has since become a mega-agent for the likes of Indy Colts Super Bowl-winning coach Tony Dungy and Boston College basketball coach Al Skinner (formerly at URI), among other sports luminaries. He serves as president of the Brown Sports Hall of Fame, has been a legal champion of black professional athlete associations, and is an incorporator of Kent Memorial Hospital. Considering Coleman's track record at the prestigious Boston-based Ropes & Gray law firm, a more apt headline celebrating his designation might have been: "Nationally renowned lawyer named to judicial panel." Sleep tight, Fritz Pollard.
Get wet A United Nations official is reported to have said in the late 1990s, "The wars of the 21st century will be over water." While he likely referred to more immediate concerns in Africa and the Middle East, it is also high time that we Rhode Islanders begin looking at our own finite water supplies. To that end, a statewide water conference, "Water for Rhode Island — Today and Tomorrow," will be held Thursday, March 1 from 5-9 pm at the Save the Bay Center, 100 Save the Bay Drive, Providence. Legislators, town planners, zoning boards, town council members, and interested people are urged to attend. The event is sponsored by a variety of state agencies and organizations dealing with water supply issues in the state. The keynote address, "Securing Our Water Future: A Call to Action," will be presented by Amy Vickers, an internationally known engineer, author, and consultant. Panel discussions will include "The Easy Years Are Over," and "Meeting the Challenge," with a host of local water management experts. Registration is $20 and includes a boxed supper. Register by calling 401.621.8048, or by downloading a registration form, under News and Information. As always, be there or be thirsty. (Full disclosure: Phillipe works with, and in some cases, is employed by members of the sponsoring partnership. That alone should be a recommendation.)
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Future Canadiens – we can only hope – Nathan Beaulieu, Michäel Bournival and Brendan Gallagher are on the junior team that will battle the world.
Final cuts were made Wednesday morning.
Here's the roster and the tournament schedule.
Jarred Tinordi is on the preliminary roster of Team USA, which will announce its tournament lineup on Dec. 22.
Daniel Pribyl is on the preliminary roster of the Czech Republic team and Mads Eller, Lars' 16-year-old brother, is with Team Denmark.
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By Chris Kieffer
Daily Journal
TUPELO – Residents will come together this month for a series of events celebrating the Willie Morris book "My Dog Skip."
They include a student art show, a public movie showing and a keynote address by a former governor.
The 1995 book by the late Mississippi author is the subject of this year's third annual "Tupelo Reads!" program. The goal is for residents of diverse ages and backgrounds to read the book and then join together for several events.
"We really want people to read the book," said Lisa Reed, chairwoman of the Tupelo Reads committee. "It is a sweet, poignant book about growing up during the war (World War II) in Mississippi and the touching story of the dog."
The program culminates on Wednesday, Sept. 25 with a keynote address by former Gov. William Winter, who will speak at the "Lunching With Books" event at the Tupelo Public Library between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Winter, who once lived next to Morris, will speak about both the book and the man.
Two events will precede Winter's remarks. The Rev. Paul Stephens of All Saints' Episcopal Church will hold a "blessing of the dogs" at Tupelo's Bark Park near Veterans Park at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15.
That will be followed by a "Downtown Double Header" on Friday, Sept. 20. Fifth-grade students from Lawndale Elementary will create artwork based on the book and display it at the GumTree Museum of Art, with a reception beginning that night at 6:30.
Later that evening, the 2000 movie based upon the book will be shown at Fairpark, beginning at 7:30.
All events are free and open to the public.
"The whole vision of this is to promote literacy and to celebrate it," said former Mayor Jack Reed Jr., Lisa Reed's husband and a member of the committee.
Members of the Tupelo Boys & Girls Club read the book during the summer, and two Tupelo schools included it on their summer reading lists. Tupelo High School also will have an essay/film competition based upon the book.
Past books in the program were "Tuesdays With Morrie" and "Gilead."
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THIS YEAR'S "Tupelo Reads!" book is "My Dog Skip." There will be three community events this month:
• Blessing of the Dogs, Sunday, Sept. 15, Tupelo Bark Park, 4 p.m.
• Downtown Double Header, Friday, Sept. 20: Student art show and reception, GumTree Museum of Art, 6:30 p.m.; Movie in the Park, Fairpark, 7:30 p.m.
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Here's an unusual combination of ingredients that blend very well together. It's a nice side dish for any beef entree.
42 Better-for-You Pasta Recipes
- 2 medium tomatoes, peeled and diced
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley
- 8 ounces uncooked bow tie pasta
- 2 cups shredded cabbage
- 1-1/2 cups soft bread crumbs
- 1/2 cup slivered almonds
- 2 to 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup butter
- In a large bowl, combine the tomatoes, vinegar, basil and parsley; set aside. Cook pasta according to package directions, adding the cabbage during the last 2 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a skillet, saute the bread crumbs, almonds and garlic in oil and butter for 6 minutes or until golden brown.
- Drain pasta and cabbage; place in a large bowl. Add tomato and crumb mixtures; toss. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Cabbage-Tomato Pasta Toss in Country
August/September 2000, p51
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The Colonel's Folly And The President's Distress
In a paper written in 1926 but now first published here, Woodrow Wilson's personal physician refutes other accounts of the break with Colonel House
October 1964 | Volume 15, Issue 6
The enthusiasm for President Wilson on his first appearance in Europe was for a man they thought was going to gratify the various national aspirations and see to it that German militarism was severely punished for bringing on and conducting the war. What few understood was that President Wilson was not the advocate of any particular nation, but that he was the apostle of the new idea in the relationship of nations, that he wanted to unify all national interests in a common purpose to prevent a repetition of the catastrophe that had overwhelmed Europe. The Italians looked upon him as the savior of Italy and the French looked upon him as the savior of France, but President Wilson did not consider himself the "savior" of any individual nation. And, above all things, he was not interested in a peace of vengeance but in a peace of reconstruction and unification. If he was the special advocate of anybody it was of the small nations of central Europe. It was his firm intention to establish an association of nations in which universal justice should be the leading principle rather than the gratification of the separate ambitions of France or Italy or any other contending nation. It was also his purpose to get established a peace which would be so just that its righteousness would be recognized by all nations. He was as convinced as anybody else of the iniquities of the German methods of war, but he believed that to impose upon Germany and the other central powers rigorous and revengeful terms of peace would ultimately breed new wars in the future.
Now in carrying out his principles in a large and constructive way he met with opposition not only from European leaders like Clemenceau and Orlando and Lloyd George, but also from a great many Americans who had been actively engaged in France in carrying on war work, who had become extreme partisans of France, and who wished to see Germany crushed. But the President, in effect, was saying: Let these fellows have their way and in time the sympathies of the world will be turned to Germany just as they have been with France in this present war. It is a mistake to suppose that the enormous sympathy for France in this conflict is primarily with France as a nation. It is due ultimately to a feeling that France was grievously wronged by Germany. Mere punishment of Germany will not lead to anything permanent. It would be easy enough to impose severe terms upon Germany and the other Central Powers, but it is part of our business to reconstruct civilization founded on justice, and not on anger. These people, including many of our own fellow citizens, are impatient with me because I will not hurry to view with my own eyes the devastated region. They want me to see "red," but I cannot afford to see red. Justice is stern and equable—not fierce and revengeful.
It was this dispassionate attitude which many Americans in Paris could not understand, and which some strongly resented. They wanted to see Mr. Wilson acting as a partisan, and this Mr. Wilson consistently refused to do. In other words, back of all the negotiations was a psychological situation, and in psychology President Wilson was several decades in advance of his associates.
As far back as August, 1914, Mr. Wilson had sketched the idea of the League of Nations and his faith in the principle grew stronger with the continuance of the war. It was not long after his return to Washington from the funeral of the first Mrs. Wilson that he was working at his desk one August morning while the brother of the first Mrs. Wilson—Dr. Stockton Axson—was reading in another part of the room. Doctor Axson recalls the scene and the conversation quite vividly. The President completed whatever work he was doing, carefully wiped his gold pen with a piece of chamois skin, straightened the articles on his desk, walked around from behind the desk, and stood in front of the grate, in which no fire was burning. He opened his remarks by saying: "I am troubled about this war. I am afraid something may happen on the high seas that may make it difficult to restrain our people, and I am convinced that at present America's neutrality would be best for the world. I have been thinking much about the saying of Napoleon Bonaparte that nothing was ever permanently settled by force. The readjustment of the world will have to come at the Peace Conference after the fighting is ended. It is clear to my mind that four things must be different from the way they have been.
"One: There must never again be a foot of ground acquired by conquest.
"Two: It must be recognized in fact that the small nations are on an equality of rights with the great nations.
"Three: Ammunition must be manufactured by governments and not by private individuals.
"Four: There must be some sort of an association of nations wherein all shall guarantee the territorial integrity of each."
In subsequent conversations President Wilson enlarged on these ideas, but it is an interesting fact that the germ of the great plan was in his mind before the war was thirty days old. That he and Colonel House talked over this same matter together seems pretty clear from the thoughts and phraseology used in the opening pages of Chapter 11, Volume I, of the Intimate Papers .


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Allergic to horses? This isn't about me, but my boyfriend. When he comes over to my house, we usually go play around with my horses together. Well he always ends up sniffling and his eyes are red a watery and his forehead breaks out. So we thought it was the hay, but one day he came by and unloaded some hay, and was fine. So now we think it's the horses themselves. Well he is really wanting to get a horse and try team roping...so my question is, is there anything ya'll could think of that may make it easier to be around horses? Thanks.. Posted via Mobile Device |
I used to have horrible, horrible allergies. Still do to some extent, but before it was like, weeks taken out of my year because I was too sick to leave the house. Believe it or not, I used to be extremely allergic to horses. I don't know how or why, but for some reason over the years, as I've spent more time with horses, the allergy has really just...disappeared. What always got me (and still does) really sick is horses who are really hairy, are shedding, and have a lot of dandruff. Besides that, I am generally not too bad. Perhaps this could be setting off your boyfriend's severe reaction? As soon as he comes in from working with the horses, get him to take a shower and wash all the dandruff and horsey particles off before they really get a chance to set in. That should help. If his allergy is really bad and normal medication isn't helping, I would highly recommend allergy shots. They're a pain, 'cause you have to take them consistently every week until they're done, but they help a LOT. I took them a few years back and was allergy-free for a whole glorious year. |
He take benedryll, but maybe if he takes it before it would help? And I do my best to keep my horses brushed and washed lol. But I also make him wash his hands and face when we come in. (Can't take a shower) lol Posted via Mobile Device |
Get a new boyfriend, plenty of them out there. |
My friend is allergic to my horse too. I make her take her meds before we go riding. And take another when we get back. Lol Posted via Mobile Device |
My friend's ex is allergic but he's ridden horses nearly all his life. He just can't pet them alot or be in a small space (like a vehicle) with a saddle pad. |
My mom is allergic to every animal we have, plus mold, hay, and pollen. And we live on a farm. She manages it with allergy shots. |
What about cats? Barns tend to have a few mousers, so maybe he's reacting to them? |
I'm allergic to horses hay and a bunch of other stuff. If I take my Claritin EVERY day, I'm fine. If I miss a day, I can really tell. Posted via Mobile Device |
If all else fails hew can get a Bashkir Curly =) |
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Will Witherspoon: "These guys are all about making plays and doing exactly what needs to be done on the field."
October 28, 2009 – 5:45 am by Michael BeanNot a bad start for Will Witherspoon to his stint with the Philadelphia Eagles. Fresh off a trade from the dysfunctional St. Louis Rams, Witherspoon had an incredible debut for Philadelphia on Monday night during the Eagles 27-17 win over the Washington Redskins. Witherspoon intercepted a Jason Campbell pass and returned it 9 yards for a touchdown. He also forced another fumble, registered a sack, and had 6 total tackles. Not too shabby. Witherspoon joined WFNZ in Charlotte to talk about his stellar debut, how he's excited to go to a contender, and how he's been impressed with the Eagles organization and the players on the roster.
On if he's excited to be a part of a contending team like the Eagles:
"Well, I'm going to make the best out of the opportunity itself. So the great part is coming here to a great group of guys that's on the roll and ready to keep this thing rolling. And that was my only thing. I've got a week to try to get in as much in as I can and try to make sure I can be a part of this team and make things happen."
On his impressions of the Eagles organization so far:
"Again I've got a great impression of this organization and the team, I can see a great, again a great group of guys that's out there competing every single week. Not willing to kind of lay idle or do anything otherwise. They're out there to play this game and that says a lot about the guys that are going to be out there each week on the field. You know that locker room presence all week for me has been great. You know, these guys come in Wednesday and are hitting the ground running. You got to do this, you got to get this done, you got to make sure you get this whole deal. We're talking a lot of different things and making sure everything stays in play. So it's been entertaining, these guys are all about making plays and doing exactly what needs to be done on the field."
On if he has plans to perhaps return to Carolina one day to finish his career like Muhsin Muhammad did:
"You know, I never say never with anything. And again, I would have never known I was going to get traded to Philly, I would have never known anything else. So I won't leave it out of the mix. And again, I loved playing in Carolina, it was a great place to be. I enjoyed the city, I enjoyed the lifestyle there. For me, it was fairly close to home, fairly close to where I went to school, so there are a lot of good things about it. And it's still the place for me – it's where I got my start."
Listen here to Witherspoon with The Mac Attack on WFNZ in Charlotte
Tags: Monday Night Football, NFL Trades, Philadelphia Eagles, WFNZ, Will Witherspoon, Witherspoon has huge debut for Eagles


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The Vandalia Main Street is looking for hay bales and corn stalks for next week's Corn Day celebration.
Anyone who is willing to donate or sell hay bales and corn stalks at a reasonable price should contact the Main Street office, 283-8751. Main Street needs about 90 hay bales.
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