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How many times since 2012 have you heard that the Republican Party is dead? How many times have we been told that without seismic shifts in policy platform and abandoning many conservatives in our party, we could no longer win elections?
As of today, Republicans hold 31 governor's mansions, 247 House seats, 54 Senate seats, 30 state legislatures, and have complete control (governor and both state houses) in 22 states. That equates to the largest Republican House majority since before WWII and tied for the fourth largest Senate majority in the history of our country (the higher three were all 55 seats). During the 2010 and 2014 elections, the GOP gained over 900 state legislative seats. Looking at the numbers, the party hasn't been better off since before the Great Depression.
While we haven't had complete control of Congress for very long, we have succeeded in doing a number of things legislatively. Since Republicans took over the House in 2011, the party has stopped "amnesty," obstructed Obamacare at every turn, blocked cap and trade legislation that surely would've been introduced in a Democratic Congress, imposed stronger spending cuts, prevented tax increases, and are now in a strong position to deny President Obama his third Supreme Court appointment. No, we haven't been able to push our own agenda through Congress and into law, but to say it was due to a lack of 'fight' is just not grounded in reality.
In the blocking and tackling that has been necessary to win majorities in Congress and keep them, the Republican Party has been remarkably successful. After the many liberal achievements of his first two years in office, the number of victories for the president has been incredibly small since 2011. This can be directly attributed to Republicans in Congress and the voters who elected them.
Now, if you were to ask yourself what Republicans should have done after this wave of electoral victories and success at halting President Obama's radical policies, nominating Donald Trump to be president doesn't make a lick of sense.
In 2010, the downright criminal way in which Obamacare was forced down the throat of the American people created a toxic environment across the country for Democrats, and Republicans were handed a landslide. After reelecting Barack Obama in 2012, in 2014, the electorate again rejected his policies after little to no change in the way Washington was operating. Electing Republican governors in Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine, and Michigan wasn't a fluke – it happened because the party stood for something. We were fighting to reign in Barack Obama and Harry Reid from further damaging our country with more big government solutions, and the electorate rewarded the GOP with historic victories across the country.
Fast-forward to 2016.
Republican voters are on the cusp of nominating a New York liberal to be our choice for president. The facts don't lie, and the facts prove that Donald Trump has been a big-government progressive on every issue until he started to run for president. Indeed, he spoke out in favor of Scottish-style healthcare, allowing Russia to re-establish a foothold in the Middle East, against reforming entitlements, and in favor of funding Planned Parenthood – all within the last six months.
The Republican Party already has a playbook on how to win elections – it was written by us in 2010 and 2014. But, instead of nominating a conservative like Scott Walker, Bobby Jindal, Rick Perry, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, or Marco Rubio, we are flirting with an egotistical authoritarian who doesn't understand that healthcare policy has a lot more to it than just "the lines around the states."
This, my friends, is why Republicans can't have nice things.
Only Republicans can experience historic, earth-shattering victories at the polls campaigning on smaller government, lower taxes, fewer regulations, and refuting big government liberalism, then turn to the nearest Hillary Clinton donor and say, "YOU are what we need!"
Donald Trump funded the very individuals and groups that gave us Obamacare. He funded Hillary Clinton's campaigns in 2000 and 2008. He contributed to the Clinton Foundation. He funded Harry Reid's PAC that aired millions of dollars worth of ads against Republicans.
This is not a businessman who greased the palms of some New York politicians to make sure he was given favorable treatment. This is a man who deliberately sought out liberal politicians across the country and subsidized their campaigns. He did not donate to any of these politicians to get a zoning decision for a hotel; he donated to them because he has agreed with them on every issue of substance for the past four decades.
Thousands of conservatives will not be there to hear your cries of betrayal when Trump nominates another John Paul Stevens to serve on the Supreme Court. Thousands of conservatives will not be there to bandage your wounds after Big Don proposes legislation granting amnesty to thousands of illegal immigrants. Thousands of conservatives will not share your shock and confusion when President Trump supports gun control legislation because his New York pal Chuck Schumer assures him, "It's a good deal, Don." He will sell us all out to the highest bidder because Donald has never shown reverence for any principle other than high-quality hairspray.
To tell the truth, Republicans should already be tired of winning – and I guess we are. GOP voters across the country have led their party to its highest points in over half a century, but that's just not good enough. If Donald Trump is our nominee, say goodbye to Senate seats in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Illinois, Florida, New Hampshire, and Ohio. We'll lose dozens of House seats, the Senate majority, and the White House. Hillary will humiliate us and erase every gain the party made over the last 8 years.
Voters: don't give the Republicans any responsibility or power, because inevitably we will light it all on fire and then ask why we weren't given more in the first place.
An objective look at Trump's business acumen would make him hard pressed to get hired to run a struggling Denny's in west Texas – much less the largest economy the world has ever known. Nominating Trump to be President of the United States will prove that the party cannot put principle over anger, governing over emotion, or reason over misogynistic bluster.
I'm not sure that shooting yourself in the foot has ever been done with such furious intent or gusto as we have accomplished in 2016. Let's hope that despite our best efforts, we will be saved from a President Trump by one of the remaining candidates. If we are so lucky, it will not be because we didn't fight tooth and nail to drive our party into the ground. #NeverTrump


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Shane has served at WEAG for over ten years. Before being elected lead pastor, he oversaw all of WEAG's ministries relating to families including marriage, parenting, children, youth, and young adults. With a background in business and family ministry, Shane understands the needs of families today. Shane has a B.A. in Humanities and attended Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary and Masters Theological Seminary. He completed his coursework at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary for his MDiv degree and is presently earning his Doctor of Ministries degree there. He and his wife Sue have 3 sons—Bruce, Brent, and Brady.
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Release Date: October 27, 2017
Two Berry College student-made films have been chosen for the Rome
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'N Shine: CSA Story" was written and directed by Emmie Cornell of Chattanooga,
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Entries are now open for drummers (snare/tenor/bass) for the April 09 Jim Enright, Sr. Memorial Solo Drumming Contest in Palatine, IL. The closing date is March 27, 2016.
Entry is still open for the 2016 MWPBA Regional Solos competition (St. Paul, MN) -- the last chance to qualify for the third annual Terry McHugh Memorial Solo Piping Contest
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FSX. Indeed there is a lot of concern regarding the FSX version of the Mega Airport Rome project in development by Dream Factory Studios and the communication to the community has been mute at best even up to the point of Aerosoft themselves closing the preview topic in their forum. Back in August of last year, I did seek some clarification directly from the developer (I did not ask Mathijs as he himself was stating at the time that they did not have the files) who told me that Aerosoft did actually have the files and that it was up to them to determine release per the post I wrote here: http://airdailyx.blogspot.it/2013/08/fiumicino-fsx-update.html Upon seeing this, Mathijs quite visibly upset maintaining that they did not have the files. Should I have assumed I was being lied to? After all, there was a time difference of about a month between Mathijs' statement and my article. I assumed they did indeed have the files by then as stated to me by the developer. I saw no need to seek further clarification. Split milk under the bridge. The developer has updated me a few days ago and whereas there is no development status to announce at this point, he has clarified that Aerosoft has no position in regards to the development or redevelopment of this project. Therefore if I have implied otherwise via any statements I made, I hereby retract those statements now for the record. Aerosoft is not assisting with the Rome development. That said, I am very hopeful that Cornel is making good strides on the project and improving his visual techniques in an effort to deliver a Fiumicino we can all love and enjoy in the future.


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In 1936, despite difficult economic times, N.M. Cohen and Samuel Lehrman worked together to open the very first supermarket in Washington, D.C. Until then, most food stores were small and relied on high markups to produce profits. The founders of Giant reasoned that a large store which offered lots of products and operated on a self-service basis could provide customers with food at lower prices.
From the beginning, Giant's founders realized that the high volume necessary for the success of the business depended on offering shoppers a variety of quality products, at the best possible value, with friendly customer service. With these principles in mind, Giant store #1 opened on February 6, 1936 on Georgia Avenue in Washington, D.C. and revolutionized the food retail business throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
Since 1936, Giant has flourished. We are still committed to Mr. Cohen and Mr. Lehrman's original principles, translated today into helping our customers save money, save time and eat well.


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A board is meeting this week to determine the seeding of the regional, online and international Madden qualifiers to determine where each competitor will be seeded.
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7k USD. Located at Varsity Chrysler. The viper tech (yeah, thats a thing) has put it all back together. See the details below:
These engines are know as cream puffs in the viper community but they are still reliable for ~650whp with a Paxton and ~700whp NA. Search YouTube for A&C Performance for dyno results.
This engine could be used as a simple swap, the newer 8.4 is a much more complex swap. These engines have gone in 240sx, s2000, and an e46 bmw. Perhaps others.
Im not on here much but I will check in ever so often. I do want to sell this engine ASAP so no reasonable offer will be refused.
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The North American Division of Seventh-day Adventist Adventurer Ministries is the official website for all Adventurer clubs within the United States, Canada, Bermuda, and the Guam-Micronesia Mission.
Our offices are located at 12501 Old Columbia Pike, Silver Spring, MD.
Adventurers are a scout-like church-based for Pre-K (age 4) - fourth grade young people. Our sister organization for those in grades 5-12 is Pathfinders.
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The mission of the Adventurer Club ministry is to serve an intercultural community of children from pre-kindergarten through fourth grade and their parents or guardians and assist Adventurer families in growing as followers of Jesus.
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North American Division Youth & Young Adults Ministries
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Lisa Gary is the North American Division Volunteer Adventurer Ministries Coordinator. Contact her
Mark O'Ffill is the North American Division Adventurer-club.org webmaster. Contact him
Adventurer-club.org is a ministry of the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists Youth Department (NADYM) and a part of YPAC Ministries. To learn more about other aspects of our ministry visit Adventistyouthministries.org. You may us wish to contact other members of our team.
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February 25, 2012 (CHICAGO) --McCormick Place has gone to the dogs.
Through Sunday, February 26, 2012, the International Kennel Club Cluster of Dog Show (www.ikcdogshow.com), is going on. It features more than 10,000 dogs from 170 breeds, all competing for the coveted title of "Best in Show." Show spokesperson Deb Cooper joined us in our ABC7 studio to show us products you can buy for your furry friend at the show.
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I thank the Lord for this opportunity to join you, the representatives of the Christian confessions present in Great Britain, in this magnificent Abbey Church dedicated to Saint Peter, whose architecture and history speak so eloquently of our common heritage of faith. Here we cannot help but be reminded of how greatly the Christian faith shaped the unity and culture of Europe and the heart and spirit of the English people.
Christians in Britain, especially in England, look back with the most fervent gratitude to the events of 597, when Augustine landed on these shores to preach the gospel to the Anglo-Saxons at the behest of Pope St Gregory the Great.
As I address you, I am conscious of the privilege afforded me to speak to the British people and their representatives in Westminster Hall, a building of unique significance in the civil and political history of the people of these islands.
You have spoken, Your Grace, of the historic meeting that took place, almost thirty years ago, between two of our predecessors – Pope John Paul the Second and Archbishop Robert Runcie – in Canterbury Cathedral. There, in the very place where Saint Thomas of Canterbury bore witness to Christ by the shedding of his blood, they prayed together for the gift of unity among the followers of Christ.
It is a particular pleasure that on this historic occasion we are able to come together as bishops of the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches in this country to greet you, Your Holiness, during a visit which we all hope will be of significance both to the Church of Christ and to British society.
I would like to begin my remarks by expressing the Catholic Church's appreciation for the important witness that all of you bear as spiritual men and women living at a time when religious convictions are not always understood or appreciated.
It was Nostra Aetate, 45 years ago, that brought about the single greatest transformation in interfaith relations in recent history, and we recognise your visit here today as a new chapter in that story, and a vital one.
When I remember him, I find I give ever greater thanks to God for your predecessor, Paul VI, who referred to this land as a "terreno ecumenico" - ecumenical land.
In view of London's forthcoming Olympic Games, it has been a pleasure to inaugurate this Sports Foundation, named in honour of Pope John Paul II, and I pray that all who come here will give glory to God through their sporting activities, as well as bringing enjoyment to themselves and to others.
I am pleased to have this opportunity to pay tribute to the outstanding contribution made by religious men and women in this land to the noble task of education. I thank the young people for their fine singing, and I thank Sister Teresa for her words. To her and to all the dedicated men and women who devote their lives to teaching the young, I want to express sentiments of deep appreciation.
It is my honour to welcome you to this celebration of Catholic Education in England, Scotland and Wales. You can see for yourself what great joy your visit brings to our hearts.


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I love holidays because it means I get to spend time with my family. This Easter my family and I spent the day going to church, eating dinner, and coloring Easter eggs. My mom decided that she wanted to try to color eggs a different way and it was fun but didn't turn out too well! We soaked the eggs in vinegar for 2 minutes and then rolled them in a cool whip and food coloring. We had a lot of fun, but they were messy and not as bright as we wanted. We just laughed and figured we would try something new next year! :)
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text: Someone posted a comment to the effect that vanity serves as a personal motivator for creativity. To that I will reply: if that is a sole motivator for an individual, that person either already has an established reputation which that person is attempting to maintain to retain a popular cachet (the vanity will only cheapen the accomplishment), or that the vanity is merely blinders that an individual has that hinders his ability to actually constructively and objectively evaluate that person's ability and talent. Personal impetus (which are somewhat reflected in some of the interviews here in the Creative Process Ideas) may be: A personal or group recognition that someone has something significant or useful to produce. An attempt to expose or expand upon a perceived social or cultural fallacy which a person wishes to correct, or at least make relevant to a larger group. A personal experience that incites a person into creative action. A wish to make other people think: about themselves, their community, their culture, or other social or political structure - in order to initiate transformation in thought and/or action. As an actor and director, I work very hard not to do 'trivial' pieces; when people come in to see a play or a film in which I participate, I want them to leave not quite the same person that arrived. I do other pieces in order to keep in practice, but I duck whenever possible, preferring to do tech and set work instead. Art in any form should challenge people at some level so that they not only identify with something, but also re-evaluate in a very conscious way their values, way of life, or just become conscious of something in their own life that they may not previously have been aware. I will add something that some may object doesn't belong in the Arts & Culture hierarchy: writing software is a form of art. While most people who use software may not see a piece of accounting software or a web browser as art, the appreciative audience here is other programmers. As a program designer or developer, one should strive for an elegance that, when reviewed by other programmers (especially in the Open Source community) causes them to say, 'holy frijoles, that is cool'. That, too, is art.


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Many of my beliefs have changed as I've aged, but all of my life I've clung to the idea that people are inherently good. Even when they do terrible things, their inner soul must certainly still have some good that simply was overrun by something terrible. I've never been able to grasp that someone could be 100 percent evil. It's getting harder to abide by that belief.
The Connecticut shooting yesterday, the Colorado movie shooting a few months ago (just a few miles from my daughter's school), countless other senseless shootings this past year. Each tragedy filled me with a vigilante rage that I am not comfortable with. And with each horrible event, it has gotten harder to reconcile the awful things happening in this world with a faith in the overarching good of human nature.
A friend posted the following quote from Fred Rodgers on Facebook yesterday. It is from the "The Mister Rogers Parenting Book," published in 2003.
"When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." To this day, especially in times of "disaster," I remember my mother's words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many helpers – so many caring people in this world."
As a child I thought Mr. Rodgers was one of the wisest people on Earth. I have read and reread this quote over the last 24 hours, trying to find comfort in his words. I have nothing but awe and respect for the helpers there on Friday. They give me hope that Mr. Rodgers was right, hope that the helpers still outnumber the bad guys, hope that even in this crazy f@%ked up world, most people are still inherently good.
My heart aches for the families who have endured these tragedies—and who will continue to suffer long after the rest of us have tucked these events away as memories we never want to think of again. We tuck them away not because we no longer care but because we know that somehow we got lucky and you did not. Unlike you who can never forget, we desperately try because we cannot bear to think of the pain you suffer. We try because we feel both guilt and profound thankfulness that our children are still with us. We try because the thought that luck determines the outcomes of these random events scares the shit out of us.


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Lazard Names Vernon Jordan As Its Newest Senior Rainmaker
Vernon E. Jordan Jr. is heading to Wall Street.
Mr. Jordan, one of Washington's most influential power brokers, will try to do some brokering of a different kind, announcing that he will join Lazard Freres & Co. as a managing director and senior rainmaker.
It has been no secret on Wall Street that Lazard has been looking for deal makers...


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I'm completely obsessed with my newest subscription, Beauty DNA! Last month I received an awesome 3Lab face cream that has become my holy grail go-to moisturizer. It's seriously my favorite skincare discovery in years, I'm not even exaggerating.
Beauty DNA is a monthly subscription service that sends you one full sized beauty item based on your profile. When you first sign up, you fill out a pretty detailed profile on your preferences, and the experts at Beauty DNA will match you with a product that they think works best for you. For $25/month, you'll receive an item from one of three categories: skincare, hair products, and body. Usually they alternate what category you receive between months, so you won't end up getting a bunch of hair products consecutively.
Since I've had such a great experience, I've actually started gifting these subscriptions to my friends. I hope they have just as much luck as I have with their matches!
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Each month you receive a personalized card explaining why the product was chosen for you. It incorporates elements from the questionnaire you fill out when you first subscribe. I'm consistently impressed by how specific they are and how many factors they consider.
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Wow, another amazing high value item! I really didn't think they would be sending me another expensive product so soon after my $140 cream from last month, but they totally did! I've never heard of this brand before and they seem to be a relatively new company, but I see lots of great reviews for their products on Dermstore so I have high hopes.
I've only used it for 2 days now and so far I really like how gentle and non-greasy the formula feels. The serum goes on really smooth and silky and absorbs quickly, with barely any fragrance. One thing that I really love about BeautyDNA is that all the items are full sized, which gives you a good idea of whether or not will work for you. I hate it when I get a tiny single application sample of skincare, because it really doesn't tell me anything.
Glytone Step-Up Cleanse Mild Gel Wash | $4.60
I think this is a sample size product, since the full size seems to be a really large bottle. Since this is an extra, I don't mind that it's small. It has AMAZING reviews on Amazon, full of people raving that this is the best face cleanser ever, so I really couldn't wait to try it!
Since I've also only tried this product 4 times (twice a day for two days), I can't attest to how effective it will be long term. But so far I've been very happy with this cleanser. It cleans well but doesn't feel harsh at all, and doesn't have any irritating fragrance or tingly/burning sensation on my face. Afterwards my skin feels really smooth and fresh, like I exfoliated except without the harsh abrasion of actual exfoliation. I'm going to finish this sample and if it works out, I'm going to buy the full size for sure!
My box has a value of $140.60, which is really incredible for a $25 box. But even more valuable is that I'm discovering new products that really work for me that I know I never would have found otherwise. Like I said earlier, that 3Lab cream from last month is my new holy grail moisturizer! I'm honestly completely blown away by BeautyDNA and wish I had subscribed sooner. This one is a keeper, for sure!
And guess what else? Gilt City is having a sale of 2 month and 4 month subscriptions to BeautyDNA for $29.00 and $58.00 respectively. That's already a 42% savings, but if you're a new member of Gilt City, you can get an even bigger discount.
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In clinical studies, carbamazepine suspension, conventional tablets, and extended-release tablets delivered equivalent amounts of drug to the systemic circulation. However, it has been observed that the suspension is somewhat faster absorbed. Furthermore, the extended-release tablet is slightly slower than the conventional tablet. The bioavailability of the extended-release tablet is 89%, compared to the suspension. Plasma levels of carbamazepine are variable. The time to peak concentration for the different formulations are as follows: Suspension = hours; Conventional tablets = 4-5 hours; Extended-release tablets = 3-12 hours.


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How To Equip A Missional Community Video Training SeriesSeptember 16, 2014
Missional community is more than an event, it is a family of missionary servants who make disciples who make disciples in everyday life. As such, the equipping needed for missional community life is far reaching — ranging from an understanding of the gospel to leadership development. In this training series, Jeff Vanderstelt provides a comprehensive "101" equipping for missional communities, addressing 24 key topics related to missional community life. Each thirty-minute video is structured to help train up missional communities and their leaders, and includes questions for discussion at the end of each session. Topics addressed include: how to form a missional community, discipleship, the gospel, identity, everyday rhythms, Spirit-dependence, leadership, spiritual warfare, and more.
If you'd like to view the format of this training, please watch Session 1 | How To Form A Missional Community below:


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Unit 1 (September)
Outdoor volleyball
Unit 2 (October)
Lawn games
*This unit includes the CT Fitness Test
Unit 3 (November)
Track and Field
Unit 4 (December)
Racket Sports
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Indoor volleyball/Handball
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Floor Hockey
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Soccer/Field Hockey
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Health classes consist ofa variety of topics in 6th, 7th and 8th grade and we meet in our new health or spin room.
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SBI Specialist Cadre Officers Admit Card – SBI Cadre Officers Online Exam Admit Card – SBI SCO 2016 Exam Admit Card – State Bank of India SCO Online Exam Admit Card – Download SBI Specialist Cadre Officers Hall Ticket at www.statebankofindia.com – SBI Exam 17 January 2016 Admit Card
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SBI has issued a notification for recruiting 185 Specialist Cadre Officers posts as Deputy Manager (Law) & Assistant Manager (System) in State Bank Group in month of Dec 2015. Eligible candidates already applied for the exam. Online written Test pattern is given below. Full details of SBI Specialist Cadre Officers recruitment is given below.
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Wine is a free software application that aims to allow computer programs written for Microsoft Windows to run on Unix-like operating systems. Wine also provides a software library, known as Winelib, against which developers can compile Windows applications to help port them to Unix-like systems.atau kata mudahnya
Wine is not an emulator, but is instead a compatibility layer, providing alternative implementations of the DLLs that Windows programs call, and a process to substitute for the Windows NT kernel. Wine is predominantly written using Black-box testing reverse-engineering, to avoid copyright issues.
The name Wine initially was an acronym for WINdows Emulator. Its meaning later shifted to the recursive backronym, Wine Is Not an Emulator. While the name sometimes appears in the forms WINE and wine, the project developers have agreed to standardize on the form Wine.
WINE(Windows Emulator) adalah aplikasi untuk menjalankan program windows di dalam sistem Linux.
sekarang kita selesaikan masalah menu wine yang hilang ini...
#1 Buka Terminal
#2 taip kod ini di terminal atau salin je
gedit .config/menus/applications.menu
#3 tekan Ctrl+F (serentak)
taip < name> wine-wine< /name> dalam kotak dan tekan ENTER
#4 cari < / deleted>
#5 padamkan < / deleted> tersebut dan simpan
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I played here on 21 September 2012 immediately after my round over the Antonine Course. Like the Antonine, the Carrickstone is a hilly parkland course and at 6001 Yards, Par 70, is slightly longer. I'd nipped on before a large group of 3 and 4 balls, but the course seemed relatively quiet in front of me, apart from a 4 ball of visitors. I'd played pretty well on the Antonine and had high hopes for the afternoon. The 1st on the Carrickstone is a claustrophobic 151 Yard Par 3, as shown here. Just hit the ball very straight and avoid hitting anyone on the 8th tee, right behind the green. The 2nd is played blind down a very steep hill and is a meaty 470 Yard Par 4. I'd already caught up with the 4 ball in front by then and for the next few holes it looked at though I'd become the invisible single player. It was only after I'd birdied the 466 yard Par 5 8th hole with a single putt from under 3 feet (as watched by the 4 ball from the next tee) that the guys decided to let me play through. It turned out that there was no-one in front of them so the rest of the round was pretty quick. I finished around 4 holes ahead of them. To be kind, maybe they were just enjoying the course rather than thinking about those behind them, since in my view, the Carrickstone is by far the better of the 2 courses at Dullatur.
The Stroke Index 1 hole is the 4th, a narrow double dog leg 357 Yard Par 4, with OOB (and the railway) down the right side. Your drive needs to thread its way past trees and the OOB to the right and stop short of a pond and more trees and your second needs to be absolutely accurate to find the small green. I took 6 after blocking myself out by going too far left off the tee. The next hole is an awkward 170 Yard Par 3, as shown here. I'd just missed the green to the left with my second ball after losing my first in the bushes to the left of the photo and was lucky to escape with a 5 after a decent putt. Another good hole, though.
The back 9 turned out to be even better than the front 9, with a succession of well-designed holes. This is the 14th, a 299 Yard Par 4 played from an elevated tee over a steep hill. Clear the hill, find the fairway and the bigger hitters would no doubt reach the green on a drier day. The 15th is a 143 Yard Par 3 played steeply downhill from an elevated tee, with the small green fronted by a stream and bunkers. Add in 3 really good Par 4s to finish and Carrickstone is great fun to play and I'd strongly recommend it. I scored a creditable 83, net 72, for a net 2 over par, with 30 putts. Thanks to the 4 ball letting me play through, I was round in just over 3 hours. 7 hours for 36 holes wasn't too bad overall and I'd still plenty of energy left for the heavy bag I had when caddying again the following day.
Mind you, my old golf shoes have still to dry out, since as this view of the 10th fairway shows, the Carrickstone course was just as wet underfoot as the Antonine had been.
I'm usually not particularly careful to read Local Rules on course scorecards unless I land on a path or am in doubt about a potential immovable obstruction etc. However, I did notice that the scorecards for the Antonine and Carrickstone Courses contained a local rule that I can't remember coming across before, namely "The Captain shall have priority on the tee at all times." Indeed, this is the first local rule, coming ahead of the usual stuff about out of bounds and areas of ground under repair etc. All club officials work hard for their clubs and deserve appropriate respect from other members, but I'm not sure it's necessary or appropriate to formalise the Captain's rights and privileges in this way. Maybe there had been an incident in the past, but I just wonder whether this works in practice. If you ever play here, you might like to be aware that the Local Rules provide that cundies are integral parts of the course and that French drains are ground under repair. No, I don't know either (maybe I should have asked the young lads I met on the Antonine what a cundie and a French drain looked like).


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The frustration that some elected officials feel about low-performing schools and the inability to improve them is understandable. But the proposal floated by some lawmakers to have charter companies take over some of the schools and form a "special district" is wrong.
This would not represent a solution to the problem of perennially low-performing schools, which typically have large proportions of poor and minority students. This would be an abdication of responsibility. The state is under a long-standing mandate from the courts to ensure that every child in North Carolina get a "sound, basic" education.
The best way to improve failing schools is to invest more in personnel and resources and to focus on improvement. Handing those schools over to charter companies ensures nothing.
And, given the previous maneuvers against public schools by Republicans in the General Assembly, it's suspicious. GOP leaders already rammed through an expansion of charter schools, though their performance has been uneven. And those same leaders have pushed vouchers, public money to enable parents to send their kids to private schools. In the cases of both these ideas, money is drained from conventional public schools.
Public schools that need help are not someone else's problem. They should get public oversight and support.


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Putting its people first has enabled an Eastbourne-based company to gain a nationally accredited award for another year! Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd, who have been operating in and around the Eastbourne area for over 60 years, was awarded the Investors in People Standard for the way they develop, support and motivate their team. The Investors in People framework, which is suitable for organisations of any size and in any sector, transforms business performance through people, helping companies to achieve their objectives by targeting specific priorities within the organisation. Frank Clarke, Managing Director at Clarke Roofing which has some 40 employees said "We are delighted to achieve this award yet again. What makes Clarke Roofing the company it is today is the hard work and dedication of our people. They are our core strength, so it's vital that we nurture and develop their skills and experience. This award recognises the work that we do to achieve this goal, putting our people at the very heart of our organisation.
" Organisations that have achieved the Investor in people Standard generally have lower staff turnover and sickness rates, lower recruitment costs and a reduced likelihood of litigation. In addition, they tend to have increased levels of profitability, employee engagement and productivity. John Telfer, Managing Director of Inspiring Business Performance Ltd (IBP), the organisation that delivers Investors in People for London and the South said "Clarke Roofing should be congratulated for the way in which management and staff have come together to produce real results. I hope other organisations in the industry will look to them as a great example of what"


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Johanna Schneider
Radio and Television, 1976
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Washington, D.C. Metro Area
Johanna Schneider has played a key role in successfully managing communications moving from reporter and anchor to top posts in government--Congress, the Executive Branch--and in the business arena.
Ms. Schneider was most recently the Managing Director and U.S. Market Leader in Washington D.C. for the worldwide Public Relations firm, Burson Marsteller. In this role, she led the Washington D.C. practices.
Formerly she held the position of Executive Director-External Relations of the Business Roundtable, an organization of top Chief Executive Officers of global companies. Recently cited as "the most influential chief executive lobbying group in the U.S." by the Financial Times, Business Roundtable members are CEO's, advocating for a vigorous, dynamic global economy.
Ms. Schneider directed all external relations including communications, media relations, advertising, digital communications, branding and reputation, corporate membership, and all external advocacy. Prior to her appointment as Executive Director-External Relations, she held the post of Director of Communications for the Roundtable, and served in the Executive Branch and on Capitol Hill.
At the Roundtable, she created The Partnership for Disaster Relief to improve and leverage corporate response to catastrophic disasters. This effort won the Gold Sabre Award. In addition, she conceived and launched the highly regarded, CEO Economic Outlook survey. Her work on public policy garnered the top award for Associations, the Silver Sabre Award in 2010, and Bronze Sabre Award in 2007. In addition, the Roundtable was cited as one of the top ten Trade Associations to harness digital media and social networking.
Before joining the Roundtable, Ms. Schneider was the Senior Advisor for Media Relations to the Director of the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Bernadine Healy. At NIH, Schneider played a major role in launching the groundbreaking Women's Health Initiative, the largest clinical trial ever undertaken in the U.S., focusing on the major causes of death and disability in women. She also managed cDNA patenting, ethics in Science, and AIDS research communications.
Prior to her service at NIH, Schneider served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs to Labor Secretaries Elizabeth Dole and Lynn Martin. At the Department of Labor she orchestrated the groundbreaking study on women and minorities difficulty in moving up the career ladder, titled the Glass Ceiling Initiative. She also handled the successful resolution of the Pittston Coal Strike, a historic dispute where more than 17,700 mineworkers in seven states went on strike over labor issues. She also managed pension portability.
Filling one of the top jobs in the U.S. Congress, Ms. Schneider also served as the Leadership Press Secretary to the House Republican Leader, Bob Michel (R-IL). From l984 to l989, she managed the
Leadership press operation, coordinated House and Senate press responses and served as media liaison to the White House.
In addition, Schneider served as Press Secretary to Congresswoman Lynn Martin (R-IL), the highest-ranking woman in House Republican Leadership.
Schneider also worked as a production assistant at CBS Network News in Washington, and worked as a television reporter and anchor at a CBS affiliate (WIFR-TV) in Illinois.
Schneider graduated from Southern Illinois University in 1976 with a degree in Radio and Television from the College of Mass Communications. She is originally from Rockford, Illinois.
Ms. Schneider is the Immediate Past Chairman of The Seminar, a convening of the most prestigious Communications officials from the Fortune 500 and the Global 1000. In addition, she is the Treasurer of the National Press Foundation Board and is a former Board of Trustee and member of the Arthur W. Page Society, Former Board member of the Center for Corporate Citizenship at the Carroll School of Management at Boston College, and a former Board member of USAID's Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid.


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A New Orleans staple for Italian-American cuisine located in the beautiful and quiet Lower French Quarter
Please join us for DINE OUT FOR LIFE on Thursday, June 7, benefitting Crescent Care's Food for Friends program, which provides nutritional meals to those with HIV/AIDS and cancer
Off the beaten path of the more crowded and raucous Upper French Quarter, and only a block from historic Bourbon Street, Mona Lisa has served as a neighborhood staple for more than thirty years. The building having variously served, among others, as a cigar shop and machine-works building, the current incarnation still retains many of the features of its colorful past.
Mona Lisa's interior is as quirky and colorful--and romantic--as the city in which it exists. Adorned with hundreds of Mona Lisa's from as many patrons, the intimate space serves as a perfect backdrop to our unique and delicious take on Italian cuisine.
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Sorry, we do not accept reservations.
Delivery is available to the French Quarter and Marigny.


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JERUSALEM: Angst Bubbles in the Diocese of Washington
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By David W. Virtue in Jerusalem
The ultra-liberal Episcopal Bishop of Washington John Chane told national radio talk show host, Barbara Bradley Hagerty, that the meeting of some 300 orthodox Anglican bishops in Jerusalem was "a death rattle".
Speaking on National Public Radio, Chane said he is not worried about the Jerusalem (GAFCON) meeting.
"I don't think it's a rival conference to Lambeth or a rival movement to challenge the Anglican Communion," he said. "To me, it's almost as if it was a death rattle. I think the Anglican Communion, even with the disagreements it has right now, really wants to move on, not to ignore the differences," he says, but to move forward with the question: "what does it mean to be a missional church in the 21st century?"
Chane said the "African boycotters" represent only a fraction of African leaders. He also said the African bishops he knows may not agree with the West's stand, but they care much more about, for example, working with the West to fight poverty and war. And they don't want to kick apart the communion.
The only thing that faces a "death rattle" in Chane's life is his own diocese.
Recently, it was announced that the Church's Washington National Cathedral, the headquarters of the diocese, is in financial free fall and that theyare cutting back on staff and programs. The 100-year-old institution recently laid off 33 people, including clergy -- its first layoff in decades -- as it struggled to balance its budget. It suspended programs, asked remaining staffers to double up on duties and closed its popular greenhouse, a move that has stirred community anger.
Most of the diocese's parishes have less than 50 practicing Episcopalians on any given Sunday. The one sustaining financial fact is from a dead woman's endowment - The Soper Trust Fund - otherwise the "death rattle" you would hear would be from his own diocese.
Let me disabuse you of some other facts.
The Global African Future Conference is not a rival communion. It is not even an Alternative communion. It is, for better or worse, the loyal opposition inside the Anglican Communion with most of the bishops here still recognizing the place of the Archbishop of Canterbury as the church's titular head.
Will it always be this way? Who knows? In the book "The Way, The Truth and the Life" released here in Jerusalem, Nigerian Primate Peter Akinola observes the "scorned opportunities" the American Episcopal Church (TEC) has had to repent of its follies, change course and proceed in a more biblical and historical manner towards the light shone by Holy Scripture. Instead, the Episcopal Church has repeatedly defied the warnings of the Primates and has acted deliberately and defiantly in going their own way. That is not repentance. That is stubbornness born of arrogance and racism.
It is THEY who have proven schismatic, not the orthodox bishops and archbishops gathered here in Jerusalem. TEC's actions before, during and after the consecration of V. Gene Robinson, as the openly homoerotic Bishop of New Hampshire, are proving fatal to the Anglican Communion.
Chane asks, "What does it mean to be a missional church?" For Chane and the overwhelmingly liberal House of Bishops, it means paying homage to the United Nation's secular Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) now absorbed as the "missional" goals of the Episcopal Church. This is being done at the expense of the Great Commission.
While MDGs are noble goals - the alleviation of suffering and poverty are writ large for all Christians to observe and obey - they are not primarily missional. Mrs. Katharine Jefferts Schori, TEC's Presiding Bishop, has dumped the gospel of God's redeeming grace for a rehash of the Social Gospel of the Sixties wrapped up in the mantle of self-righteous notions that we (human beings, especially rich Episcopalians) can save the world for God, as though the Lord of the Universe needs a repeat of Calvary, courtesy of Mrs. Schori.
Jesus never said that giving a cup of cold water "in my name" and playing the role of the Good Samaritan should be at the expense of announcing the Good News of the Kingdom to all who will hear and repent.
Chane goes on to say that "the African boycotters represent only a fraction of African leaders." That is nonsense.
I am watching out my hotel bedroom window as bus after bus disgorges African bishops from across the Global South. The Africans coming here represent more than 70 percent of the entire Anglican Communion. The 300 or so bishops are from the provinces of Nigeria (25 million), Uganda (10 million) Kenya (4.5 million) and Rwanda (1.2 million). The Episcopal Church has a laughable and pitiful 800,000 practicing Episcopalians most of whom are aging (and dying) geriatric gray heads who will not be around ten years from now. Worse, there is no one to replace them. The same is true of the Anglican Church of Canada. It is also structurally dying. What the Episcopal Church has is money, mostly dead men's money (estimated to be $3 billion) to sue orthodox dioceses that no longer wish to stay in their grip, to buy and manipulate loyalty from those Global South bishops who are willing to take it - The Diocese of Jerusalem being a case in point.
Colorado Bishop Rob O'Neill, - the liberal Bishop of Colorado, is in town to hold Jerusalem Bishop Suheil Dawani's hand and to whisper in his ear that, if he makes too friendly with the GAFCON bishops, the TEC money font might just dry up.
Chane says he knows African bishops who may not agree with the West's stand, but they care much more about, for example, working with the West to fight poverty and war. And they don't want to kick apart the communion.
A pity he didn't tell us who they are. The truth is African bishops ARE fighting poverty. No archbishop has railed against his government's corruption more than Nigerian Archbishop Peter Akinola. He has gone head to head with his country's President and demanded that he be accountable for his country's corruption. At no time, however, has Akinola confused the Works of Charity with the Word of God and its call on all people to change their lives to repent and believe in the gospel. Chane won't do that because he can't. He doesn't believe in THAT gospel and so his diocese is slowly withering and dying.
The truth is, the "death rattle" you are hearing is in the back of Chane's throat, not in the vibrant group of men and women gathering here in Jerusalem to proclaim God's true mission.
Archbishop Akinola notes in the booklet "The Way, the Truth and the Life" that "all journeys must end some day". He writes, "It now appears, however, that the journey is coming to an end, and the moment of decision is almost upon us." We want unity, but not at the cost of relegating Christ to the position of another "wise teacher" who can be obeyed or disobeyed.
To date, there is no hint that a rival communion is about to come into being. As they gather, they will look again to God's call for future action in faithful leadership of their Anglican churches. How that will shake out is yet to be determined.
The coming week will be a momentous time in the history of the Anglican Communion. Archbishop Rowan Williams should be watching and praying. He will need whatever authority he has left, whatever he understands leadership to be, to take cognizance of the fact that the very HIV/AIDS that he is calling the Church to combat in the world might just be theological in nature and be found hidden deep in the Church.
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ADVANCE Book Discussion: "Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less" by Tiffany Dufu
The UM Medical School Faculty Development Office and the ADVANCE Program invite Medical School faculty members to a discussion of:
Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less by Tiffany Dufu
Monday, February 5, 2018
A bold and inspiring memoir and manifesto from a renowned voice in the women's leadership movement who shows women how to cultivate the single skill they really need in order to thrive: the ability to let go.
Once the poster girl for doing it all, after she had her first child, Tiffany Dufu struggled to accomplish everything she thought she needed to in order to succeed. Like so many driven and talented women who have been brought up to believe that to have it all, they must do it all, Dufu began to feel that achieving her career and personal goals was an impossibility. Eventually, she discovered the solution: letting go. In Drop the Ball, Dufu recounts how she learned to reevaluate expectations, shrink her to-do list, and meaningfully engage the assistance of others―freeing the space she needed to flourish at work and to develop deeper, more meaningful relationships at home.
Even though women are half the workforce, they still represent only eighteen per cent of the highest level leaders. The reasons are obvious: just as women reach middle management they are also starting families. Mounting responsibilities at work and home leave them with no bandwidth to do what will most lead to their success. Offering new perspective on why the women's leadership movement has stalled, and packed with actionable advice, Tiffany Dufu's Drop the Ball urges women to embrace imperfection, to expect less of themselves and more from others―only then can they focus on what they truly care about, devote the necessary energy to achieving their real goals, and create the type of rich, rewarding life we all desire.
Two discussions will be offered:
Breakfast discussion from 8:00 - 9:30 am in the BSRB Seminar Rooms (1st floor)
Discussion led by Marie Lozon, MD, Professor of Pediatrics and Communicable Diseases, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Associate Chief Clinical Officer
Lunch discussion from 11:30 am - 1:00pm in the BSRB Seminar Rooms (1st floor)
Discussion led by Margaret Gyetko, MD, Professor of Internal Medicine and Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Faculty Development
Space is limited - make your reservation early!
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The Czech Republic is such a beautiful country with hundreds of cities which are worth a visit. The best thing about the cities in Prague is that they all look like they are copied straight from fairytales. You simply can't get enough of it. So the next time when you are traveling to the Czech Republic think about visiting more places than just Prague.
Karlovy Vary
I fell in love with Karlovy Vary when I saw this picture for the first time. Karlovy Vary is an amazing city where you can shop like a Czech, explore the history and just wander around.
Český Krumlov
When you are in Prague you can take a day trip to Český Krumlov.. you should to! Český Krumlov is a such a small and romantic town that it is definitely worth a visit!
A lovely city to visit, to wander around, to learn the history of the city and to explore.
Brno is a city in the countryside of The Czech Republic. Beisdes that it is a lovely city to spend your day, there is a lot of amazing nature close to Brno. Think about waterfalls and caves. But you can also rent a bike and explore the countryside of The Czech Republic.
Kutná Hora
Another great and beautiful city with a great view on the countryside of The Czech Republic. But this city has something special (and a little bit creepy): in Kutná Hora there is a church decorated and build (partly) with human bones.
Because of a lot of beautiful churches, buildings and architecture Telc is a hotspot for a lot of photographers and historical fans. It is a small town but the buildings sure are pretty, you should definitely visit!


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Computer Classes
Coplay Public Library
Coming soon....
Allentown Public Library
Every Thursday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., the Allentown Public Library runs a free computer class. Patrons can signup for the class by stopping by the reference desk, or calling 610-820-2400. White signups are encouraged, drop ins are allowed, space permitting.
Here are some of the classes offered:
- Computer basics
- Internet basics
- Job Hunting
- Using the APL catalog
To check when specific classes are scheduled, please refer to the calendar or contact the reference department.
Lehigh County Senior citizens
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Elizabeth Harrin
Elizabeth Harrin works as a project manager and project leader in healthcare technology in the UK. She is the author of three books about project management and also Director of Otobos Consultants Ltd, a project communications consultancy specialising in supporting project-based firms
Elizabeth spent eight years working in financial services (including two based in Paris, France) before moving into healthcare. She has experience leading multi-million pound projects with large teams and also knows the challenges that come with getting smaller initiatives off the ground and completed.
Elizabeth is a Fellow of the Association for Project Management and a member of PMI.
She is the author of three books about project management:
- Shortcuts to Success: Project Management in the Real World (which was a finalist in the Management Book of the Year Awards 2014 and is now in its second edition)
- Collaboration Tools for Project Managers
- Customer-Centric Project Management.
Elizabeth has also produced several ebooks including one on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and an online course on project reporting.
She's particularly interested in stakeholder engagement and team communications and coaches mid-grade project managers looking to improve their skills.
Elizabeth is the award-winning blogger behind A Girl's Guide to Project Management, a blog aimed at helping teams get work done and improving project communication. She is widely published on project management topics and has contributed to numerous websites and magazines.
Elizabeth holds degrees from the University of York and Roehampton University in the UK. She is a PRINCE2, MSP and P3O Practitioner, and holds the ITIL Foundation certificate.
Elizabeth Harrin
"Everything is easier when you have total clarity about what you are trying to achieve because every decision supports the journey to get there."


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'Just A Logo' is priced at $200 and includes the following.
- A Custom Vector Logo Design
A vector is a file type that can be sized up or down without compromising quality which makes it ideal for a logo. Along with the vector files (AI + EPS) you will receive a high resolution JPG file, a PNG file with a translucent/clear background, plus an all white PNG and an all black PNG for watermarks. Upon receipt will have full copyright of your logo. For your logo, you will get an initial draft with four concepts. If you aren't feeling any of those you'll get a second draft with up to four more concepts. From here you'll choose your favorite concept and I'll fine tune it to perfection with up to six revision rounds.


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'Moustache-gate' the talk of Talkback
He's on the telly far too early for me, but luckily the best bits of Paul Henry and TV One's Breakfast show make it onto the interweb, for non-morning people like myself.
The highlight of the week has been the widely publicised "Moustache Gate", where Paul Henry allegedly insulted Greenpeace activist Stephanie Mills, by reading out some Viewer Feedback relating to Ms Mills' unsightly hairy upper lip, despite the pleas from co-host Alison Mau and "the people in [his] ear"...
"Seriously, I have no idea what Stephanie Mills was thinking, going on telly with that enormous moustache! Wax is cheap you know."Haha, TV Gold! Good on Paul Henry for having the non-PC balls to say out loud what everybody else watching was obviously thinking!
"Are moes for female Greenpeace members standard issue?"
Paul: Actually, shall I read this out? They're a bit iffy...
Ali: Please don't... Please don't, I beg you.
Paul: They say Yes
Ali: Please don't
Paul: This one just says "Moustache"
Ali: Oh...
Paul: Um, everyone in my ear is saying "Don't read it out"?
Ali: Don't read it out. Don't... read it out
Despite Alison's best efforts, Paul just wouldn't let go of the issue... "There's nothing to worry about", he continued. "It's just a lady with a moustache".
"Paul, Your tactless insensitivity has reached a new low. There are medical reasons why some women in New Zealand suffer from increased growth of facial hair, resulting in moustaches - and in some poor women - even beards."Perhaps, but in this case I think it has more to do with trying to uphold the liberal lefty "burn your bras" hippy greenie feminist attitude. "Don't conform to the world. Don't wax your upper lip. Don't shave your armpits or legs." Sorry girls, but it's not nice, and it's not pretty.
The debate has already filled many entertaining hours on talkback radio, as well as at online forums.
Good on Paul. If I was up at that time of the morning, you'd have a new viewer ;-)
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11:55 pm, April 14, 2009
My favourite bit was when he started talking about his hooter. Haha.