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What would our country be like if everybody was able to hide their money in offhsore accounts?
we wouldnt have a damn country, thats what.
But we are heading that way anyways, since the rich arent paying what they should be paying and the rest of the people not having jobs to even be able to pay taxes, the country is falling apart.
Thank you mr rich fatcat for being a model citizen in our society
Wall, am 100 percent sure all the people who complain about the people who get things like welfare and food stamps wouldnt change their lives with those people. They just like complaining about it.
One of the biggest differences bewteen a right winger and democrat is the right wingers hate helping people in society. They believe every person should be able to help themselves and if they cant, then too bad. They dont realize most people are silver spoon fed brats like them. Its sad but everything in a right wingers mind revolves around money
I won't waste my time responding to every ridiculous post you've made in this thread, especially the one where you called me an "internet troll" and typed up paragraphs of nonsensical diarrhea.
For every "rich fatcat" in this country that "cheats" the system, there are 100's of hate mongering, irrational morons like yourself that don't have the mental capacity, or education to have a logical understanding of why this country is where it is, and jealously blame the concept of "rich" people. And that, quite frankly is why we are where we are as a country. What happened on Wallstreet does not help, but it is the sheer laziness and ridiculous sense of entitlement of people like you that put us where we are. This country used to be great, but it is now full of whiny, miserable souls like yourself who do nothing but point fingers and blame everyone else under the sun for their own failures and shortcomings.
Contrary to your belief, there are lot of very wealthy individuals that donate both their time and money to charity, and take care of others less fortunate than themselves. I am not one of them yet, (at least by my standards) but I hope to one day be in the position where I have the ability to significantly make a difference in others lives from a financial perspective (I already try to do it with my time).
And when I get there, it pisses me off to no-end that I'm going to have to listen to individuals such as yourself put me down, and tell me I am not as good of a person as you because I used my motivation and intellectual capacity to succeed in life rather than expecting the government to take care of me and putting down others who made it on their own.
Why you rile me up so much, I just don't know. My head just laughs at you, my heart actually kind of feels sorry for you, but my reflexes push my fingers to the keys on the keyboard and I can't just not respond to you
Wake, are you cheating the country and taxpayers out of money? Then why would i be putting you down?
I really think you lack the brain power to fully understand why the country has gone downhill.
Corporate greed is destroying our country, but your to blind to see it. Am i mad at the rich people who make it and pay their fair share without trying to cheat, no i dont. By the fatcats using the loopholes to get out of paying their share toward the running of the country, its causes the average person to have to pay more for the running of our great country, but i guess you dont have a problem with that. Sorry that i dont want to help pay for fatcats planes.
Also what friggin entitlement am i seeking? I have probably worked harder in 1 years time then you worked your whole miserable life.
And as far as charity and helping people, you are way outclassed their my friend and i would bet every dime i have on that. So beofe you call somebody out personally, learn who that person is. None of my posts about fatcats screwing this country was aimed at you, unless you are an aspiring fatcat, who thinks its okay to pay less so the little guy has to pay more.
And heres a newsflash for you, i have no failures and shortcomings in my life. I have done quite well in my life and that was due to working hard at many jobs from an early age, so stick your entitlment crap where the sun dont shine you internet troll.
So if you one day become a millionaire or even billionaire and do it without stepping on the little guy, i will be the first in line to salute you
Remember Wake, i put down others who cheat to make it, so thats a huge difference then what you talk about.
It appears you consider all the people who make and become wealthy are your heroes, even if they hurt the little guy getting there.
Also all these wealthy people who you say donate lots of money, yeah thats awesome, but did they hurt the little guy earning that money? So does that make these people saints, if they used cheated money to help others.
Guys like you just want to make money, no matter who gets hurt in the process
your right about the differnt group thing, but we both know few rich people want to go experience what the lower class go thru. Am sure the lower class would love to taste what the rich have, that they probably will never have unless they hit the lotto or a long lost rich relative dies and leaves them a fortune.
Most rich money in the country is passed on from generation to generation. This in itself is a huge advantage over the little guy who doesnt have that behind them.
Take your fox news blinders off and you might be able to finally see how horrible most rich people are.
This is the statement I responded to. Your problem is you spout off so much crap, and you just never even bother to re-read it. That statement is not "putting down others who cheat to make it." That is putting down a segment of the population based on a non-defined level of wealth.
And you did attack me personally, in multiple posts. You referred to me as an "internet troll" (I assume the definition of that for you is someone who disagrees with you) and incorrectly as a "selfish jerk" amongst other things.
Your posts spin around in circles, and are extremely contradictory. The only constants are you look down on rich people and personally attack anyone who calls you out on your irrational statements.
In my post, I mentioned nothing about whether or not you contributed to charity, I simply made the statement that plenty of rich people give both their time and money, and genuinely care about others. The fact that you somehow turned that around into a pissing contest between you and me about who "outclasses" who in terms of how charitable they are shows you seem to have some interpersonal issues as well. Quite frankly, it is pretty consistent with your putting down of "rich people" because you are not one.
And in terms of who "worked harder" I will also not engage you in your childish confrontational manner in regards to that. Seriously, how old are you? You remind me of how I used to react to discussions and arguments when I was 6 years old. I will make the statement that you have not worked harder in one year than I have worked in my life. Not even close.
And for someone who has no failures or shortcomings in your life, you seem to spend a ton of time angrily ranting and raving about the same misinformed crap month after month on this site, (probably years at this point). There is a whole world out there CD. Go out and see it...enjoy life and stop being so bitter.
Wake, these rich people that you talk about who give their money away to charity. Did they get that money fairly or did they cheat the system and basically are giving away what they were supoosed to pay in the first place.
Next up you have no idea how much money i have, so really stop thinking am some fee loader because i despise scumbags who step all over the little guy to earn their money. If you dont see a problem with that, then thats your friggin problem.
Why dont you bash the guys who are on here daily cheering the rich cheats on? Nope you would rather bash the guy who trys to defend the little guy. You know what that shows me, if you should ever become rich, ylou will just be another phony.
As far as being jealous of rich people, thats downright comical. I have all i will ever need in life, in fact more then most. I have a bunch of friends who are well off, but they didnt cheat the system to get there either.
and yes i will keep looking down on guys like romney who cheats the system and causes the average joe to pay more. Maybe someday when you get out of highschool you will grasp that.
Heres a perfect example, Buffett donates a lot of money away, but the money he donates away, did he get it hustling the system in the first place.
In other words, you give me 100 bucks and i turn around and donate it away. I look like a great guy for the donation, but the money wasnt mine to begin with.
Wake you really think the people on wallstreet have wrecked our country?


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if said patron would tip 25% or 30% for just eating a salad, the special powder will work again!
- July 25, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- Amanda said...
Awww. Poor delusional person.
- July 25, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Bio Geek with Patience said...
Can't make you a powder, but can give you a special red pill to make the need for the powder go away...
- July 25, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- CrownedwithVictory said...
Time to start making your own salads!
- July 25, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Haven said...
Gotta love paranoia
- July 25, 2011 at 9:49 AM
- Packer said...
No Dr. Grumpy doesn't do these things, but let me recommend someone--and don't be put off.
At which point you give the name of the Dr. who called about your screaming paitent a couple of weeks ago.
Hehehe.... Revenge is a dish best served cold, not unlike a salad.
- July 25, 2011 at 10:10 AM
i've got a powder for this guy
- July 25, 2011 at 10:36 AM
I was going to suggest relabeling a jar of bacon bits from the grocery store and dispensing them to her at a healthy markup. But Packer's idea is golden. Have to tell her that his front office people will deny knowledge of it and try to keep the magic powder for themselves,, so she should say she has migraines when making the appt
- July 25, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Officer Cynical said...
Please call him back so he doesn't call me. Thanks.
- July 25, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Poor guy. He sounds like one of my clients, a schizophrenic who occasionally stops taking his meds and goes off the rails.
- July 25, 2011 at 12:28 PM
That's what happens when you use too much special powder.
- July 25, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- bobbie said...
I'm with Packer...
- July 25, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Old MD Girl said...
Someone forgot to take her haldol this morning.
- July 25, 2011 at 2:17 PM
well, according to this post, Mary has terrible powers too.
- July 25, 2011 at 2:34 PM
"Also, I think they spit in my food because I never tip. But why should I tip if I know they're going to spit in my food?"
- July 25, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- John Woolman said...
Is reality is a delusion caused by olanzapine deficiency?
- July 25, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Is the powder artisanal?
Hold on a sec...waiterspit is already artisanal.
Problem solved in a holistic, sustainable way!
- July 25, 2011 at 6:08 PM
Wouldn't it be simpler just to go to a self-service salad bar?
- July 25, 2011 at 6:51 PM
"But don't call me back on the lamp, because it's bugged. Call me on the vacuum cleaner."
- July 25, 2011 at 6:53 PM
"It's gotten a lot harder to detect since restaurant workers in Grumpytown were banned from chewing or dipping on the job."
- July 25, 2011 at 7:21 PM
"Oh, and can you make the powder ranch-flavored?"
- July 25, 2011 at 7:28 PM
powdered haldol. put it on the salad, and he'll no longer feel like the waiters are spitting on it.
- July 25, 2011 at 9:07 PM
I think that's my ex. Please save yourself and don't call him back.
- July 25, 2011 at 10:42 PM
Dear Paranoid Person:
Dine somewhere that has a salad bar.
- July 25, 2011 at 11:40 PM
Geez... is it so hard to MAKE YOUR OWN DAMN SALAD?
- July 26, 2011 at 5:05 AM
- the band-aid bandit said...
take some confectioner's sugar.
place in generic plastic container readily available.
give to pt.
report that the container will kill the "powers" if they tell.
laugh maniacally.
Alternatively, refer to the annoying doc like packer said, and to say the password "i have migraines". tell them that if they still won't share the powder, that maybe they are the ones paying the waiters to spit on the food, and also the docs that engineered the powder proof spit.
- July 26, 2011 at 9:50 AM
Aren't you glad you weren't awake to take this in real-time?
I feel sorry about this patient. It's not going to get better without a crisis or someone starts taking the prescribed olanzapine, or quetiapine, or clozapine, or aripiprazole, or whatever. And, it may've been a choice between insatiable hunger and gaining 75 lbs, or sleeping 20 hours of the day, or torticollis, or drug-induced parkinsonianisms... .
I mean, if a person had high blood pressure, it would be a bit of inconvenience to have to take a regular BP, or have edema show up after a meal of chips and dips, or the constant cough, cough or falling down if getting up too fast out of bed, but these are a bunch of rather benign alternatives.
People STARE when you start catching flies like a frog!!
- July 26, 2011 at 1:02 PM
I don't know which is worse, that this person is sick or that others find it hilarious.
- July 26, 2011 at 7:39 PM
I don't find it hilarious. I find it very sad. Maybe they could find someone to dine with, who could order their salad for them?
- July 26, 2011 at 7:50 PM
It isn't funny. It's a miserable way for that woman to live. But her family, friends, and caregivers have to laugh at the absurdity to keep themselves sane. I'm positive Grumpy and Mary would be the epitomy of professional, compassionate care with this woman. But dang, they're human too!
My code word is lo-sal- think the waiters are talking to me in code?
- July 26, 2011 at 10:17 PM
- pAula said...
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
No where does this say that we must understand every single nut in the bunch.
- July 27, 2011 at 6:46 AM
Offer invisible powder to show the invisible saliva.
- July 27, 2011 at 5:44 PM


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Wayne LaPierre, a shining example of what greed stands for in America, is the perfect mouthpiece for the munitions makers of this country. LaPierre, who is chief executive officer of the National Rifle Association, has called for armed guards in every school.
Why don't we instead just arm every child before he or she starts school? That way, a lot more guns and ammunition will be sold.
Here is a recent statement from LaPierre: "We will not be denied our right to semiautomatic technology and the magazines we need to defend ourselves and our families."
So, if I have two loaded shotguns and a loaded deer rifle in my home, I still will not be able to defend my family?
Who's attacking us, Godzilla?
LaPierre is not concerned about Second Amendment rights. He represents the gun lobby only and could care less about anyone or their family.
I have guns of my own. If the government wants to register them, that is fine with me. People kill people with cars, but vehicle owners must register them.
What is the difference?
Drugs have been illegal in the United States for many years. Are drugs still available today?
Just ask any middle school student.
If guns ever were banned in this country, a person could buy more on the black market than he or she currently owns. So, does anyone really think guns ever will be outlawed in this country?
It's time to take politics out of the issue. What we need is common ground from all sides.
More guns is not the answer. Banning assault weapons and magazines with more than 10 rounds is needed.
More mental health checks would help greatly.
It's time to work together for an expedient and safe solution.


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I received an interesting email this week and want to see what your thoughts are on the matter:
Hi, this is way off topic but I thought I would ask you for some advice. I just found out that my 12 year-old son forged my signature on a note sent home by his teacher. Then when I found it, he continued to lie about it. As I sit here eating crow and popping anti acids I am clueless as what to do. I've asked to meet with two of his teachers and told him that all TV, video games, and computers are out of bounds for him. But how long can I do that? Any suggestions? I'm desperate. Have your kids done this? Please say yes, I don't want to think that I'm alone on this one. OK, deep breaths and some chocolate and a few hours of sleep should put this in perspective. Right?
I'd almost like to say nothing more, but leave this open to comments and see what you have to say but I don't want to cop out on you here. I'll tell you what I said in response but then I want to hear if you've had similar experiences and what you did--I'd especially like to hear from those of you with older children. With my oldest at 14 I've had some exposure to this but not as much as many of you out there.
Most kids lie at one time or another, so don't panic.
This doesn't mean it's a good thing but it means that it's pretty much to be expected. It's human nature to want to create an alternate reality to escape a difficult situation so don't think it means you've failed as a mother if you find your child lying. It also means that if your child has never told a lie they're probably either a million-to-one anomaly in the system or you've been blissfully ignorant. Don't get me wrong, there's no finger pointing here, one of my own children has been caught many times telling lies and it's made me wonder secretly if the others are just better at it so they don't get caught as much. Hard to tell. The point is, you almost have to expect that it will happen sooner or later, let's hope you catch them sooner than later so you can deal with it.
Children need to know you love them.
No matter what, whether they're telling the truth or not, they need to know this and it comes from repetitive actions and words that reflect your love over the years--not just during the confrontation over the misdeed. However, just as important, they need to know that forgery and lying are wrong, that they've disappointed you by doing something dishonest and that despite what they might think or see in the world around them, being dishonest has significant consequences. Bad consequences.
Children need to know how you feel about honesty.
Not just by your words at that particular crisis moment but by your own example of being honest every day. They're watching you and learning from you--do they see you giving back extra change at the grocery store, avoiding the little white lies, telling the truth and giving back what you borrow? They're pretty smart and your example will have a lot of weight when it comes to how they feel about being honest themselves.
Punish the child for two separate offenses.
I would also tell my child that they're being punished for two different things--one punishment for the forgery and then another separate punishment for the lie and I'd make the second punishment worse than the first.
Now . . . as for specific punishments, that's up for you to decide because you know your child best, what they value and what would make the greatest impression on them. Don't make it so harsh that they feel they'll never recover--especially for a first offense--but make it harsh enough to convey your sincerity and intent. If you can't trust them, perhaps taking away privileges that require trust--being with friends, having free time, etc., would be appropriate.
Teach that trust is earned.
As Andrew explained to our kids, trust is like the rungs on a ladder, with each trustworthy and honest action being the equivalent of one step. But, with just one lie or dishonest action instead of stepping back one step you slide all the way to the bottom of the ladder. It's not fair but that's how trust works: a lifetime to build, a minute to destroy. Once you've slid to the bottom it doesn't mean you can't climb up again, it just means you've lost what you'd gained before and have to prove yourself all over again.
Don't be surprised--or give up--if the child does it again.
These things take time and consistency and slip-ups will probably occur. But stick with it. That's where the love part comes in--show them that you're willing to forgive and teach and care no matter what but be firm in your standards of behavior for them and for yourself. Just because they do it again doesn't mean your technique isn't working, it just means your child is human and probably needs more time to learn (don't we all?) Don't write-off your efforts as a failure if they don't get immediate results, you're in this for the long haul anyway, right?
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6:45 EDT: President Obama Makes a Statement on the Humanitarian Situation at the Southwest Border
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Penalty kicks. This is heartstopping.
2 saves by ARG…..Keep it up guys….C'mon
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Ole, ole, ole…….
Ok folks, we can return to our normal activities till Sunday.
This game is FINALLY over. (whew!)
Yes, GGail and MSNBC is going to cover PBO.
Gold and Ag for VC 😉
Thanks, Nena. I will also be watching brazil trying for third. Maybe a win will restore their spirits.
On my birthday, yeah!!!!!!!!
CNN, is this Obama worse political crisis? No I thought it was the rollout of Obamacare, the debt limit not being raise, the Government closing, Benghazi,VA, IRA, Syria, Ukraine, oil leak on Gulfcoast it seem every other month the Republicans and the media have a worse political crisis for Obama. This is the favor of the month for the media.
Till something else catch their attention.
C-SPAN.org is also LIVE Streaming too….
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This is a ticking time bomb…….
White house feed is wonky; switched to c-span. PBO went there on the House's lack of action.
Yes, Yes, Yes. President Obama asked Rick Perry to use his influence with the GOP Texas delegation to get his concerns addressed.
THANK YOU PRESIDENT OBAMA-visiting the border is nothing more than theatrical politics and photo-ops!
Let's see how much pull Rick Perry has with the Texas delegation. The ball is in their court.
But Perry said; do it "WITHOUT" Congress.
Ahhhhh………they will be eating their own in a matter of time.
I would love to see Rick Perry's expression right now after President Obama dispensed a bit of truth.
Yes WE MUST
Calm. Cool. Collected.
To the Point. Clear. Factually delivered…..No Drama…..Just the Facts, WHPC
Is there any wonder the 98% who cover this President are so inadequate? Is there any wonder why Perry looked like he ran out of gas…..or rather, if full of Gas 😉
What the hell is wrong with Chris Matthews and his guest tonight?
They are reactionaries. They react to all the GOP talking points.
My nephew was a Border Patrol Agent in AZ for 8 years. He is now a Special Agent with ICE on the northern border.
They hate it when politicians show up ……
Thanks for the info, the like button doesn't work for me either….. Twitty was just out of gate… "goto the border. Didn't they hear him say, he had met with the faith-based leaders about their great compassion, etc, who needs the president, clogging up the process with security sweeps etc?
From the words of my great aunt Louise, "Don't you know you cannot shit the shitter". Best chest player thus far. I moved, now your move congress.
I watched the entire speech too. He is not worn out…..he is remarkably calm!
We clearly heard him put it on Perry: "You undoubtedly have some influence with the Texas House delegation and Senate delegation, get them to work together on this and pass the supplemental, and then to pass the CIR." It is really on Congress…….Perry wanted a "one-on-one" and he got one, and I believe he got schooled too.
PBO was gracious in mentioning Perry's four concerns and how they can be addressed, and time and again coming back to Congress passing the supplemental for immediate concerns, and the CIR for long term problems.
I don't know what Chris heard……does he ever listen? PBO pretty well dealt with the border visit….."not interested in photo-ops." Also, I understand the SS has some say on where he goes, and that would not be good. Jeh Johnson will be going for his SIXTH visit this weekend, and as PBO said, he is intimately acquainted with the situation.
Rachel had one of the people involved in providing shelter for the children on her program the other night, he is a Dallas County Judge. I imagine he was in the meeting with the President. Notice, he was very complimentary of Dallas and their compassion and concern and plans. The present mayor of Dallas is the son of a friend of mine, a man of integrity, and I am not surprised that Dallas is stepping up. That office is a totally nonpartisan one too. The mayoral candidates do not run on party, which is good.
I thought the questions were okay and dealt with the situation. I think these were Texas reporters, not the national ones, because they stayed on topic. Of course one had to ask about the "border photo-op" but, naturally he handled that well.
Well, I applaud you for this wonderful comment! TY
Your views, beautifully expressed, are my views, too, carolyn.
Excellent comment, Carolyn!
I'm going to say what I never thought I would say to Joy Reid. "F" Joy Reid. She has become like the others two bit cable pudits
Now that she has her show, she isn't the Joy I liked so much.
All Chris Matthews kept talking about was how tired POTUS looked, and he should go to the border. I got up got my remote and turn the freaking tv.
Maybe it's just me cause POTUS did just fine to me and he didn't look all that tired. Maybe it's just me. Let me look at the statement again, watch it closely.
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In 2012, Republicans tried to pass the Blunt Amendment – legislation that would allow employers and insurance companies to deny women's health care services – even birth control – based on any vague moral objection.
When the Blunt Amendment failed, the Republicans resorted to hostage-taking. Remember last year's government shutdown that nearly tanked our economy? That all started with a GOP threat to get Democrats to change the law so employers could deny coverage for birth control.
When Democrats wouldn't cave and the government shutdown backfired, the Republicans turned to their conservative friends on the United States Supreme Court – five justices who are among the top ten most pro-corporate justices to serve in the last half-century – to do what Congress and the American people would not: give corporations rights to determine women's access to health care coverage.
We cannot stand by while the radical right of our country conducts a full-scale assault on women's rights and basic health care.
Many of you commented on the picture of the President laughing with the Dallas Mayor, Mike Rawlings. He is a man of integrity and wisdom. The mayor's job is not a partisan one in Dallas, and I have a feeling PBO enjoyed being with him. I knew his mother well. She died of cancer, and spent a miserable last six months. He took care of her in his home. He is a fine man. I knew he would be at the meeting. Also, the Dallas County Judge who was on Rachel's show, I'm sure was there. He spearheaded the effort to find shelter and homes for the children in Dallas.
I understand the negative feelings expressed here about Texas…..we've had too many crazy politicians from there, really awful ones. However, remember there is a huge swath of blue in Texas, from Houston, to Austin to San Antonio, and yes much of Dallas. Not Fort Worth. It is very red.
But, remember, there are many people like my children who live in Texas, who are not crazy rightwingers, so, when people say "Let Texas secede" I get a bit testy. Dallas has been good to our son. He moved there in 1997 with a company, made good money, then that company folded, but he went out on his own……and built a successful company building and maintaining computer networks for attorneys, doctors and dentists in North Dallas.
As more people move to Texas from the North, East and Far West, the nature of the state is gradually changing, for the better.
Thanks for sharing your personal connection to Texas. It's easy to paint everyone with the same brush when there are so many like Bush or Perry from that state.
Thanks, Carolyn. People forget that we have been home to some wonderful Dems like Barbara Jordan, Ann Richards, Jim Hightower and the incomparable Molly Ivins. Sadly, the teanuts have taken over but there are more Dems than most folks realize.
Great speech. I like the way POTUS put the ball in the GOP hand. Up to them to make a slam dunk or fall flat on their faces. I can see a lot of scared noses in the future. They will never learn. What a shame


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This isnt Aaron Hernandez here, he is not charged with murder or a violent crime, but there are gun laws in place and the reason so many ask for more is because the ones we have aren't implemented to their wording. I hate to see a young man with such a great potential future ruin his life, but it looks like he did.
It is very unfortunate that with his resources that he didn't go legit. I have unregistered firearms, it is not illegal to have them and they were obtained legally. California has rules that many states don't. Smith is a California resident and failed to follow those rules.
He should be punished if he is guilty, I hope that he can recover from his mistakes and straighten out his life.


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This luscious summer dessert - a blueberry fool - is similar to one I made as a child in the kitchen of a Swedish neighbor. A fruit fool is a dessert made with stewed or puréed fruit that is folded into a beaten cream or custard and served icy cold. It's a classic British dessert that was first made in the 16th century. It is usually served when fresh fruits are abundant. The fruit most favored to use in this dessert is the gooseberry, but, as they are not easy to come by, I use blueberries. Actually, any stewed fruit can be used. Times and taste have altered the way old desserts are made and this one is no exception. Today's version comes from Fine Cooking magazine. Strangely enough, it's higher in calories than many of the older recipes. I must be honest here. The magazine's version of the recipe is absolutely delicious, but when I make it for Bob I've been known to use a vanilla pudding that's been lightened with a nondairy whipped topping. It, too, is a lovely dessert but it's far less caloric than one that uses crème pâtissière or whipped cream as its base. This is extremely easy to make and it can assembled in less than thirty minutes. It does, however, require time to chill, so be sure to plan accordingly. The stewed blueberries would be absolutely delicious as a standalone or as a sauce for ice cream. I think you'll like the simplicity of this dessert.
Blueberry Fool
4 cups blueberries, rinsed, picked over, and drained
1/3 cup packed light brown sugar
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Scant 1/8 teaspoon salt
Scant 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1-1/4 cups cold heavy cream
1) In a medium saucepan, combine blueberries, brown sugar, lemon juice, salt, and nutmeg. Simmer over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, until berries have released their juice and burst when lightly pressed with a spoon, about 6 minutes. . Increase the heat to high and reduce mixture by half, stirring frequently to prevent scorching, 6-7 minutes. Pour the compote into a bowl and refrigerate until very cold, about 4 hours. The stewed blueberries will keep for up to 3 days in the refrigerator. Taste and adjust flavorings if you like, but remember that flavors will be muted when mixed with cream.
2) In a chilled bowl, whip cream to form firm but not stiff peaks. With a rubber spatula, gently fold half of the chilled compote into the cream just until incorporated. Serve immediately or refrigerate for up to 24 hours. Just before serving, spoon remaining compote over the fool. Yield: 4 servings.
I'm sending this to Gollum at Designs By Gollum who is hostess for "Foodie Friday."


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1 Mill House Inn Honey Bun by Fig Tree Quilts
1/3 yard of Coordinating fabric (bottom of bag, handles)
1/4 yard of Coordinating fabric (tie on front, loop closure)
1/2 yard of broadcloth or coordinating fabric for lining of bag
1 button (inch or larger) for button loop closure
1/2 yard of Warm & Natural or other similar batting
Step 2 – Cut two 7″ pieces. These will be for the top of the bag.
Step 3 – Cut two 15 x 7″ pieces out of your 1/3 yard of coordinating fabric. Make sure when you cut these that there is enough fabric to make the handles which will require 2 – 21 x 4″ pieces of fabric. Sew the two 15 x 7″ coordinating fabrics onto the bottom of the two pieced pieces of fabric. Make sure that the end strip of 1st piece and beginning strip of 2nd piece are different so that when the bag is sew together there aren't two of the same strips by each other.
Step 4 – Cut two batting pieces a little bigger than the pieced pieces you just finished. Lay pieced fabric on top of batting and quilt. If you don't know how or don't want to free hand quilt with your machine, you could just sew in between each stripe and at the bottom. Do this with both pieced pieces.
Step 5 – Trim extra batting off of both pieces. Place right sides together making sure the strips of fabric are together and the bottoms are together and sew around the sides and bottom using a 1/4″ seam allowance, turn fabric right side out.
Step 6- Making the tie around the middle of bag. Cut a 3″ x 37″ piece of fabric from your 1/4 yard of coordinating fabric. Fold in half width wise with right sides together and press. Cut both ends off at a 45 degree angle, or whatever looks good to you. Sew up the ends and down the side of tie (leaving an opening to turn). Now turn so right sides are out and press. stitch up small opening on side.
Step 7 – Pin tie onto the bag. Do this by folding tie in half length wise to find the middle and mark, also mark the middle of the back of the bag where the strips of fabric meet the bottom fabric. Now fold the fabric in half length wise, this just helps with making sure it's centered on the bag when you pin it. Starting at the back of the bag where you marked, and the mark on the middle of the tie start pining tie onto bag by lining up the fold of the tie to the seam where the strips of fabric and bottom of bag come together and pin all the way around. Stop pinning when you get to the front middle two strips. This is where you'll tie a knot. I feel like I just made that way more complicated then it needed to be, hopefully it makes some sense.
Now sew tie onto bag using about a 1/8″ seam allowance and sewing down the top and bottom of tie fabric. Remember to stop when you get to the front two middle strips of fabric.
Step 9 – Inside or lining of tote bag. Cut two 14 x 15″ pieces of broadcloth or coordinating fabric. Place right sides together and sew around the sides and bottom leaving about a 4 inch opening on one of the sides.
Step 10 – Handles. Cut two 21 x 4 inch pieces of fabric out of the 1/3 yard of coordinating fabric. Fold piece of fabric in half width wise and press. Unfold and fold outer edges into the middle crease. Now fold entire piece of fabric in half width wise and sew closed using about 1/8″ seam allowance.
Step 11 – Loop Closure. Cut a 4 x 61/2″ piece of fabric out of your coordinating 1/4 yard piece. Fold, iron and sew just like you did the handles. Now fold the sewn piece of fabric in half length wise and press. Fold both sides down at a 45 degree angle using the middle crease as your guide.
Pull the outside of bag through the opening that you left on the side of your lining fabric. Stitch closed the 4″ opening left on the side for turning. Tuck lining of bag inside and press.Now stitch around the top using a 1/8″ seam allowance.
Sew the button onto the front and you are done!!!
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6 stories you may have missed this weekend
05/13/2013 8:01amIt was nice out this weekend. We can't blame you for wanting to spend time outside instead of in front of your computer. With that in mind, we've put together a few of the bigger stories from the weekend that you may have missed. Click the headlines to read the full story.
Americans hesitate to buy stock, seek out other investments
05/13/2013 8:35amDespite the stock market's new highs, stock ownership among Americans is at its lowest since 1998. A recent Gallup poll found just 52 percent of Americans said they or their spouses are invested in the stock market. That number has been on the decline since 2007.
Moochie's vegetarian sandwich actually cooked with meat
05/13/2013 9:54amA customer is upset that a sandwich labeled as vegetarian at the famous Moochie's actually contains a sauce that is cooked with meat.
KSL tribute to mothers
05/13/2013 10:42amThe KSL team offers their well wishes and gratitude to mothers everywhere.
Life in prison ordered for man who murdered wife
05/13/2013 2:56pmA Cottonwood Heights man was ordered to spend at least 15 years in prison after killing his wife years ago.
'Brovo' sitcom takes a look at life in Provo
05/13/2013 4:32pmA group of BYU and UVU students have created a stylized sitcom reminiscent of the cult favorite "Arrested Development" that they hope to offer to nationwide audiences by the end of summer.
LDS missionary from Utah recovering after being hit by truck
05/13/2013 5:20pmAn LDS Church missionary serving in the Texas San Antonio mission is recovering from injuries Monday after being struck from behind by a vehicle as he was walking with his bicycle.
Juveniles confess to starting fire at LDS meetinghouse in Magna
05/13/2013 5:32pmIt appears a fire at a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Magna started in the chapel, investigators said.
LDS missionary in Provo dies following aneurysm
05/13/2013 5:39pmA missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints died last week after collapsing while jogging with his companion.
Lawmakers to add Swallow investigation to interim meeting talks
05/13/2013 7:30pmA recent round of bad publicity for Attorney General John Swallow is sparking a series of meetings this week at the Utah Legislature. Lawmakers are expected to add those discussions to regularly scheduled interim meeting as soon as Tuesday.
Parents upset over Disney's 'Brave' princess makeover
05/13/2013 8:01pmGetting a makeover is usually seen as a good thing. But not everyone is happy about a new look for the newest Disney princess.
Pertussis outbreak reported at Bountiful school
05/13/2013 8:05pmThe Davis County Health Department has announced an outbreak of pertussis at Viewmont High School.
Man critically injured after car rolls over him
05/13/2013 8:40pmA man was critically injured in South Jordan Monday when a car he was working accidentally rolled over him.
Utahns find help in keeping track of loved ones with Alzheimer's
05/13/2013 8:53pmA man with Alzheimer's was found safe Sunday after being reported missing the day before. The man's story hit close to home for families in Utah caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's.
Provo residents flock to new recreation center
05/13/2013 9:17pmThe recently opened facility has all the bells and whistles — workout facilities, water slides and an indoor track. The 160,000-square-foot recreation center is just what the doctor ordered for people in Provo.
Husband accused in U. biologist's death wants lower bail
05/13/2013 9:39pmThe attorney for a Salt Lake City pediatrician charged with murdering his ex-wife, once a biologist at the University of Utah, said Monday he plans to ask for a drastically reduced bail so his client can get out of jail while the case plays out in court.
'Black Sand' helping UDOT break through mountain passes
05/13/2013 10:08pmIt takes a lot of work in the spring to clear snow from Utah's high mountain passes. But a new method of melting the snow before the plows come through should save taxpayer money and time in the future.
Ogden School District to cut reading coaches by 10 percent
05/13/2013 10:21pmBetween 20 and 25 early reading interventionist positions will be cut at Ogden School District. The announcement follows similar cuts made in response to a $2.7 million budget deficit and rising costs.
Utah lacks statewide regulations for investigating officer-involved shooting
05/13/2013 10:22pmEach time an officer shoots, their actions are scrutinized to make sure they've followed procedure and the law. However, the KSL investigative team discovered there are no statewide standards regulating how those investigations are conducted.
CPR instructor describes efforts to save girl killed in ATV accident
05/13/2013 10:37pmPolice identified the young girl killed in ATV accident Sunday in Tooele. A CPR instructor, who says he felt prompted to go up the canyon that afternoon, described to KSL how he and the girl's father tried to save her life.
Salt Lake Community College athlete saves Idaho man's life
05/13/2013 10:54pmWhen the Salt Lake Community College girls softball team traveled to Twin Falls, Idaho, for regional playoffs over the weekend, they thought their only excitement would be during the game. But that was only a warm-up to a much bigger moment.
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The time for whining has ended. Last week I sorted through the piles and piles of untested recipes, chose the ones that came from reliable sources and then I started taping those recipes up on my kitchen cupboards for inspiration. Slowly but surely (and tastefully and successfully) I began to cook my way through those recipes.
The time for whining has ended. Last week I sorted through the piles and piles of untested recipes, chose the ones that came from reliable sources and then I started taping those recipes up on my kitchen cupboards for inspiration. Slowly but surely (and tastefully and successfully) I began to cook my way through those recipes.
First up was a recipe for Quick Shrimp Chowder from Southern Living magazine (and the Southern Living website – www.myrecipes.com). I keep a bag of frozen shrimp in the freezer for emergency meals and I decided that lunch for Spicer was "an emergency." I placed the shrimp in a colander, rinsed it in cold water to get rid of ice crystals and let the shrimp drain while I prepared the base for this soup. Although the recipe didn't call for it, I added several stalks of very finely minced celery when I sautéed the onion. This does add a little extra flavor and I do recommend that you add this to if you have it.
The Southern Living website, myrecipes.com, was also the source for these tasty Cheesy BBQ Sloppy Joes. The recipe called for this to be served over Texas toast but we found that the toasted English muffins that we already had on hand worked well, too. I adapted this recipe by adding a drained can of corn to the hot meat mixture. I recommend using a top-quality barbecue sauce when you prepare this.
And, of course, grandson Josh is winding down tennis season (four matches this week if there are no rain-outs) and so the third recipe from the back of the Nestle Butterscotch Morsels bag is for the cookies from one of last week's matches. I'd made these years ago and forgotten how good they were. These make big, chewy cookies so do NOT try to squeeze more than 15 (and that's a lot) onto a cookie sheet so that they have room to spread out.
To contact Judi Leaming, email email@example.com.
Quick Shrimp Chowder
(adapted from Southern Living)
2 tablespoons butter
1 medium onion, chopped
2 or 3 stalks celery, finely chopped
2 (10-ounce) cans cream of potato soup, undiluted
3 1/2 cups milk
1 to 1 1/2 pounds medium-size fresh shrimp, peeled (frozen shrimp thawed can be substituted)
1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
1 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning (optional)
Melt butter in a large pan over medium heat; add onion and celery and sauté for about 8 minutes or until tender. Stir in undiluted soups and milk. Bring just to a boil. Add shrimp; reduce heat and simmer, stirring often, for about 5 minutes or just until shrimp turn pink. Stir in cheese and Old Bay seasoning until cheese is melted. Serves 4 to 6.
Cheesy BBQ Sloppy Joes
(adapted from Southern Living)
1 to 1 1/2 pounds lean ground beef
1 (14.5-ounce) can diced tomatoes
1 cup ketchup
1/2 cup top quality bottled barbecue sauce
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 (11.25-ounce) package frozen garlic Texas toast
1/2 cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
Brown ground beef in a large skillet over medium-high heat, stirring often, for 8 to 10 minutes or until beef crumbles and is no longer pink; drain well if necessary. Return browned beef to skillet. Stir in tomatoes, ketchup, barbecue sauce and Worcestershire sauce. Cover and cook for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare Texas toast according to package directions. Serve beef mixture over Texas toast and sprinkle with cheese. Serves 4.
Oatmeal Scotchies
1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup butter, softened
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract or grated peel of 1 orange
3 cups quick or old-fashioned oats
1 (11-ounce) package Nestle Toll House Butterscotch Flavored Morsels (1 2/3 cups)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Combine flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon in a small bowl; set aside. Beat butter, sugars, eggs and vanilla extract (or orange peel) in large mixer bowl. Gradually beat in flour mixture. Stir in oats and morsels. Drop by rounded tablespoon (or small cookie scoop) onto ungreased baking sheets – about 12 to 15 cookies per sheet because these will spread. Bake for 8 minutes for chewy cookies or 10 to 11 minutes for crisp cookies. Allow to cool slightly then transfer to wire racks to cool completely. Makes about 4 or 5 dozen cookies.


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Evan Turner has a chip on his shoulder. He feels the fans anxiety about his play - so far not living up to that of a No. 2 overall choice. His frustration level over his first two seasons has reached a boiling point several times.
But now Turner, entrenched as the team's starting small forward and expected to play bountiful minutes, is ready to put all of that behind him and just concentrate on what drives him - playing ball.
Monday at the team's practice facility at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Turner fidgeted when asked if this was a "make or break" season. He didn't care for the question as he, quite frankly, didn't think he was given the proper chance to prove his worth. He was stymied in a reserve role in most of his first two seasons as coach Doug Collins went with shooter Jodie Meeks over Turner. It wasn't until last year's playoff run that Turner started getting the minutes he expected from the day he was drafted out of Ohio State.
"I basically sat for two years," Turner said. "I have time to make up and get my rhythm back. Fitting in and playing situational minutes for two years, that takes a toll on your game. I'm just trying to find my niche, keep getting better and find my rhythm.
"I knew I was going to play in the playoffs. I knew that was coming I knew two or three months prior to that. I might not have played that much during the season but playoff comes and my number gets called because I can play like that. I remember certain situations (that will help him this season), playing against great wing players like Paul Pierce and Rip Hamilton and Ray Allen. I remember how poised they were. They kept chucking away the whole game. In certain game Paul and Ray might not have been on fire but when it came down to it they hit big shots and made big plays. (This summer) every time I worked out I OD'd and made sure I was dead by the end of the day."
So far this season, Turner seems to have taken on a role of leader, vocalizing to new teammates more than he ever has in the past. He seems stronger, absolutely more confident and, above all, more settled in his role. And his teammates have impressed him mightily so far.
"I think these practices (the past week) were better than all the ones my past two years, to tell you the truth," he said. "There's competition every single day, everybody is going at each other. People are more hungry. I'm not saying guys in the past weren't but spots were solidified and everything like that."
And now his spot is solidified.
"The one thing is I'm just playing basketball. If I see someone open I'll kick it and if I see my own shot I'll go get it. This is how I always play," Turner said. "It's just change – change of scenery, change of personell. Spots were solidified the past two years no matter what. Whether somebody played better or whatever those teams just made sense in how they were."


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Posted on October 10, 2012
We've had several good collections come in lately, one of which is teaching me things I was in no hurry to learn. A real plus of this job is that there's always something new, something I haven't seen before, but I'm a bit overwhelmed when such things come at me in swarms.
I'm learning that I know virtually nothing about the poetry of the last forty years. We're getting a collection of small press chapbooks by poets whose names are apparently known to all true literati, men and women who have done great work trying to bring their vision of verse and its uses to the eyes of the reader. City Lights, particularly, did its best to highlight new poets of high quality. Many of their lines still echo in the minds of eager poetry lovers to this day. These were deeply earnest poets of vision and scope.
But I want to talk about somebody else. I have a book here which makes jaws drop. And, in his own way, the author did that with his own vision and scope.
Once upon a time, there was a man who was very sick, and hit upon the idea of doing a book of puzzles and jolly chit-chat to amuse people who had to spend a lot of time in a hospital bed. So he wrote a book called Fun In Bed, which sold very well in spite of, or because of, its title.
His name was Frank Scully, and he recovered to edit two sequels: More Fun in Bed and Bedside Manna. But this is not all he did.
Some years later, he discussed something in his newspaper column (like a blog, only on paper) and in 1950 expanded this into a book called Behind the Flying Saucers. This was very important in helping promote the UFO excitement of the fifties, and he was able to buy a new house on the proceeds. He is so important in the history of extranormal phenomena that they named a character after him on The X-Files.
And he wrote this book of poetry. Nursery rhymes were out of date, he said: irrelevant to modern children. They needed modernizing. So he rewrote classic Mother Goose rhymes from a Roman Catholic point of view, added a few new ones of his own, and had this published as Blessed Mother Goose.
It is a trip into another dimension. Here the Three Little Kittens pray to have their mittens reappear and Little Jack Horner, forgetting to say grace in his rush to eat his Christmas pie, finds that God had taken all the plums away. Old King Cole, a bygone pagan monarch, is entombed in Purgatory, missing his Fiddlers Three. And Jack and Jill are going up the hill for water to perform a baptism.
There is a touch in some of these of the man who produced "Fun In Bed". I have a soft spot for "There was a little girl And she had a little curl, Which she wore like a robin's nest. When she was good, She was very very good, But when she was bad – she confessed." Not all of the book is up to that level (well, not MUCH of the book is up to that level) but one cannot deny the poet's vision. In any case, he was knighted by the Vatican (Order of St. Gregory the Great), though I'm not positive it was just for his poetry.
By the way, the illustrations, which are amazing, are by none other than Keye Luke (Number One Son to Charlie Chan, Master Po to Kung Fu's Grasshopper, Brak to Space Ghost). This COULD be the only book written by a Knight of St. Gregory the Great and illustrated by a man with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
How many of the poetry books from the City Lights Press can say that?


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I-5, Highway 33 south to Ojai open again after being closed by snow
The rain has moved on, but the cold weather is going to stay around through the weekend.
The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for the entire southern San Joaquin Valley that will be in effect from midnight Saturday through 9 a.m. Monday morning.
Overnight lows will drop into the 20s in many rural areas and widespread frost is likely, the NWS warned.
Highs Saturday, Sunday and Monday will stay in the 50s before warming into the 60s by midweek.
Overnight lows will warm to the low 40s by Wednesday.
The cold air comes after a showery weather system moved through the area Friday, dropping .20 inches of rain in Taft and causing major traffic problems in the mountains.
Interstate 5 was closed just after 4 p,m. Friday and finally reopened about 8 hours later after snow caused a series of collisions on the busy freeway.
Highway 33 south to Ojai and Ventura is open again after being closed Friday night and Saturday morning between Lockwood Valley Road and Wheeler Gorge due to snow.


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Like a sports team dangling money in front of a free agent, the Missouri Legislature signed off Wednesday on new state incentives intended to attract big-time sporting events such as college basketball tournaments and the Olympic trials.
The legislation sent to Gov. Jay Nixon would authorize up to $3 million in state subsidies each year to cities, counties and nonprofit groups to help them compete with out-of-state sites for the rights to host amateur sporting events, which can draw thousands of fans who spend millions of dollars.
The final House vote came a day before the tip-off of the Big 12 Conference men's basketball tournament in Kansas City and only a few days after the St. Louis area hosted the Missouri Valley Conference men's and women's basketball tournaments. Kansas City will also host early-round games of the upcoming NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Supporters of the legislation said Missouri recently lost bids to host future events to other states that offered incentives. Although no guarantee of victory, they said the new state subsidies essentially keep Missouri competitive.
"It will make a tremendous difference in our ability to be successful and our ability to attract these events and generate their associated visitor spending," said Marc Schreiber, vice president of marketing and development for the St. Louis Sports Commission.
The bill is the first of the 2013 session to make it to Nixon's desk, signaling the importance placed upon it by legislators. The House passed the bill 127-29 Wednesday after no one spoke in opposition to it. The Senate passed it 28-4 in January.
Under the bill, local governments or nonprofit organizations can receive state tax credits equal to their full costs of hosting the events or $5 for every ticket sold, whichever is less. The state tax credits could be sold, allowing recipients to convert them to cash to offset part of their costs for such things as renting facilities and providing security and transportation for athletes, officials, media and others involved in the event.
Schreiber said the subsidies for event organizers could allow them to make a more competitive bid, perhaps by allowing a sports association such as the NCAA to keep a larger percentage of the ticket sales.
The St. Louis Sports Commission has bids pending to host the Olympic swimming trials in 2016 and the Southeastern Conference men's basketball tournament in 2017 or 2018, and incentives could aid both bids, Schreiber said.
In recent years, St. Louis has lost bids to host the NCAA championships for wrestling and men's basketball to other cities that offered public incentives, Schreiber said.
"We are going to continue to have a problem attracting new sporting events if we don't pass this legislation," House Minority Leader Jake Hummel, D-St. Louis, told colleagues. "They're just not coming back to the state unless we do this."
But others cast doubt on such assertions.
Rep. Dave Hinson, R-St. Clair, said the fact that both Kansas City and St. Louis are hosting college conference basketball tournaments this year undercuts the argument that state incentives are needed.
"They've been doing this for years without the incentives, so I just don't see what else the new draw is going to be," Hinson told The Associated Press after he voted against the bill.
Rep. Paul Curtman, R-Pacific, said he opposed the sports incentives because he philosophically disagrees with tax credits targeted for certain purposes.
"There's a fundamental principle of equality under the law that we're violating when we pick and choose who we want to get tax cuts or tax breaks as far as economic development goes," Curtman said.
Sports incentives bill is SB10.


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Carrie A. Nation
On December 27, 1900, prohibitionist Carry Nation smashes up the bar at the Carey Hotel in Wichita, Kansas, causing several thousand dollars in damage and is arrested. Nation, who was released shortly after the incident, became famous for carrying a hatchet and wrecking saloons as part of her anti-alcohol crusade.
Carry Amelia Moore was born in Kentucky in 1846. As a young woman, she married Charles Gloyd, whose early death from alcohol abuse left Nation alone to support their young child. The experience instilled in Nation a lifelong distaste for alcohol. She later married David Nation, who worked as a preacher and lawyer, and they eventually settled in Kansas. There, she was involved with the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). The WCTU was founded in 1874 by women concerned about the problems alcohol was causing their families and society. At the time, women lacked many of the same rights as men and their lives could be ruined if their husbands drank too much. In addition to alcohol prohibition, over the years the WCTU lobbied for a long list of social reforms. In 1880, Kansas became the first state to adopt a constitutional provision banning the manufacture and sale of alcohol. However, prohibition was enforced unevenly and with many saloon owners ignoring the ban completely, Nation came to believe she needed to abandon the nonviolent methods of the WCTU in order to make an impact. After the incident at the Carey Hotel, her notoriety increased as she continued her saloon-smashing campaign in other locations and traveled extensively to speak out in favor of temperance. She sold souvenir hatchets to help fund her activities and used the name Carry A. Nation. Nation died in 1911, never living to see nationwide prohibition in America, which was established with the 18th Amendment to the Constitution which went into effect on January 16, 1920. Prohibition was considered a failure and was repealed on December 5, 1933, with the 21st Amendment.
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