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Ukrainian officials are greeted in Carnegie by Father Timothy Thompson, pastor at St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church in McKees Rocks (foreground) and Father Steve Repa of St. Peter and St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church (background).
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Several Ukrainian leaders and public officials visiting the area were welcomed by clergy and members from St. Peter and St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie on June 24. The group of about 10 Ukrainian leaders included members of parliament and other public officials. They visited the South Hills area with Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, who had invited the group to come to the area to learn more about shale gas exploration.
"We were more than willing to host," said Carnegie Mayor Jack Kobistek about having the Ukrainian leaders visit the borough. "It does a lot for our community."
Kenneth LaSota, mayor of the borough of Heidelberg, was also on hand to greet the group, and said many Heidelberg residents go to church at St. Peter and St. Paul's, which is one of the largest Ukrainian Orthodox congregations in the area.
Father Steve Repa of St. Peter and St. Paul greeted the group in the church's sanctuary and spoke with them in their native language, welcoming them to the church. Repa said he told the group about the history of Ukrainians in America and how they came together to form their own churches.
Msgr. George Appleyard, pastor of Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church in Carnegie, and Timothy Thompson, pastor of St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church in McKees Rocks, were also on hand to welcome the group.
Sergey Klyuiev, member of Ukrainian Parliament and head of Ukraine's Parliamentary Committee for Relations with the U.S., headed the group of visitors.
"We have a very big delegation," he said. He said the group came to the United States earlier this year for the same reason – to learn about shale gas exploration and learn about the technical and environmental side of shale gas.
Ukraine recently signed a $10 billion production agreement with Shell and has completed negotiations with Chevron on a second shale gas project. The country has been looking to reduce its dependence on foreign sources of energy and is looking at how it can utilize the gas that is underground.
"We're excited to have them here in the U.S.," Murphy said. He said while in the area, he wanted the group to ask every possible question about shale gas exploration. Murphy added that natural gas is three to four times more expensive in Ukraine than in the U.S. "They're blessed with their own shale and they want to do it right," Murphy said.
Murphy said Carnegie was chosen to host the reception for the group, "because of the churches and the Ukrainian population here."
After the initial welcome, the Ukrainian group was invited to the church's fellowship hall for a reception which featured traditional Ukrainian food and drink.
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rayne cant even help out a pd brother, how low can you get
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A note though to Rayne: I don't need this for the essay, but for some reason she also want to have us tell a story about when you came to America. I just need something stupid to talk about for a few minutes. For example and Asian guy we talked to talked about how he didn't know what Santa Clause was and had a story where adults were trying to convince him of Santa Clauses existance, but he denied it on the logic that he up at midnight raiding their refridgerator.
Share with us all something stupid that happened to you when you got to America, make it a big PD moment for us all to laugh at.
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I already know his stupid American moment. He stopped studying/socialising in his new lifestyle with his new friends to take the time to answer inane questions and read painfully worded stories about tricking an asian.
ha ha ha XD
naw, looking at what she asks, I ill need it, the presentation you have to do is a joke
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Shopping with the little woman
Out clothes shopping today. I see so many very miserable looking guys being dragged about by their wife/girlfriend while they shop for clothes or shoes. They look like dogs on a leash quite frankly.
I can't remember the last time my DH shopped with me- probably before we got married.
So do you guys go clothes shopping with your significant others? (or anything not related to cars, homes, cameras etc.) If so, do you enjoy it?
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slowcoach = dog on a leash
Very apt, mojo, coz that's what I feel like.
(but we're only talking of clothes shopping-for her)
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If i have to do it I'll try and be helpful, finding things on a rack etc. My philosophy is the faster we find the right dress the sooner we are out of there. Fortunately it's not somehting I have to do that often.
Spare me the shoes thing but clothes shopping I'm O.K. with ....it's nice to sit and watch the different 'looks' she tries on....some more edgie than she would normally wear others down rigth foreplay,some just playful.
She also enjoys the subtle dig when asked "that's nice ..new?" "Yes <wineturtle helped me pick it out. Meaning in women speak" I let him carry the packages and keep his mouth shut. Got yours so well trained?"
Clothes shopping? If I can't get it shipped by Lands End or LL Bean, I ain't buying it. My wife spares me the ignominy of department stores by shopping while I'm at work. Neither one of us is exactly 'fashion forward'. Brooks Bros shirts and ties, wheat khakis or dark blue pants, argyle socks and Bass Weejuns since I was 14! Boring and darn proud of it!
I have a pic of my husband in the huge West Edmonton mall (2001 Worlds!!!) and he is sitting under a fake tree reading a book. He looks like he would rather be anywhere else in the world!
The only good thing about that trip to the mall was that we saw loads of track stars shopping. Not every day you see Larissa Pelchenko at the mall!
Taf- you go to cool concerts but don't dress the part?
oh the pain i can run 12 miles but shopping leaves me exhausted. i dont think ive ever shopped a day in my life. i go BUY stuff. go in, get it and leave at the speed of light or slightly faster. 187,000 miles per secound at least.
we were in this little town last summer and all the hasbands, i mean husbands were all out side all these little shops, all miserable while the woman folk purchased do-dads and what-nots.
but, viva la differance! i love the ladys!!!
You too?! I can not stand for as long as I can run. If I ever have to stand still for more than 2 minutes, I just sit down, even on the floor. My back starts aching!
mojo - I wore jeans and a T-shirt - exactly as every other person did! [except, of course, for the groupies, whose anatomical endowments would rip regular cotton shirts, so they wore spandex, which made me marvel at the fabric's ability to S-T-R-E-T-C-H beyond that which the human imagination can imagine - one of them had to squeeze by me on the way to her seat and I seriously thought my wife was going to slap me, cuz I was easily in safe at second base!]
I don't shop live. Period. When I bought my BMW 530i, I had a hard time getting someone to sell one to me because they wouldn't take anyone seriously who was trying to buy it over the phone. Couldn't tell you how many guys lost commission on that one. The story made the rounds and someone eventually called me. Never did test drive it. What's not to like. Guy dropped it off at my office, I gave him a cheque and he asked me if I needed to know anything and I said no. When my last SUV died, I told a guy at work I was thinking about buying a Suburban but I had a couple of questions for the salesman and he kept asking me to call him back and wouldn't leave a message in my vm just to tell me how wide the damn vehicle was. He wanted to talk to me live to charm me, I guess. More commission down the drain-made sure I let the owner of the dealership who was a friend of mine know about that one. A guy at work found out about the fact that I had already wasted an hour or so trying to get a new SUV so he suggested the Toyota Sequoia and told me that he had a client that sold them. I said fine as long as he looked after the whole thing and I didn't have to get involved. Dealer thought that was a bit bizarre but the deal was worked out that day, my wife picked it up a couple of days later and I still haven't darkened the door of the delearship because I insisted on a deal where they would leave me with a loaner every time they picked up the vehicle for service. I have a policy and have had it since I was about 20(a friend of mine and I actually made a list of a bunch of them) and it's right near the top of all the others and it says: "YOU DON'T SHOP". To answer the question, I suspect I would literally die if I ever went shopping with my wife who enjoys it but I will never have to find out.
Very interesting MJD.
So what did you do before internet? How did you buy shoes etc.?
DH did correct me- he will shop for cameras any time. Of course now he does it online but that is one thing he would go shopping for.
He buys clothes maybe twice a year but looks at coaching on national teams etc. as a way to get his wardrobe.
I spent a week in the shoe department at Dillards one night while TLW was looking at shoes and asking the opinion of another customer. This was in a mall where there wasn't a bar. My wife and her mother can go shopping for hours and not buy anything. I guess that's something males can't understand. marknhj posted something a few months ago about a 5 hour shopping expedition for patio furniture.
My wife buys almost everything like that I need. Before that and the internet, I think I used the very same words as squack. You decide in advance what you want to buy and you run in and get it and run out as fast as you can. No aimless, brainless wandering around. I have to go for my made to measure suits but I usually buy a few at once and complain to the guy the whole time I am there. Same deal with haircuts. In most big centres, they will come to you. Not Brantford. I go as absolutely long as possible(pushed the last time-I think it was about 130 days) and I have it down to leaving my desk, driving over there, getting it cut by a friend of my wife who has her own shop and getting back to my desk all in well under 15 minutes. Last guy who cut my hair would spend most of the time talking and he was very expressive and would talk with his hands all the time which meant they weren't cutting my hair and it would drive me nuts.
Heaven forbid somone would actually like to chat a bit.
You would not last one day in a Greek village!
I guess different people have different chat quotients. I am not too happy when I am in a line at some sort of store and the person ahead is having an extended conversation with the cashier. I am also not too crazy about being greeted when I walk into or out of a grocery store. Who started this? Was it Walmart? I also think that Petsmart is responsible for some people thinking that they can take their dog into any old store, including grocery.
I have a 24 year old nephew who enjoys shopping. After he returns, he has purchase review with his grandmother and his aunt while I chuckle.
Re: Shopping with the little woman
Currently don't have a signifigant other. The last one was great because she was a sculptor and knew more about power tools than me and owned her own Mig and gas welding rig...what a gal! She stopped taking me clothes shopping with her because I was too slow. I was a browser and she was a "hit and run" kind of shopper.
I have a limited chat quotient when standing in a line as well.
I live in a city dominated by little old ladies. I have alot of pet peeves with the dearies. WHY do they wait until it is time to pay to scrounge around for their change purse and then proceed to take hours examining every coin as they slowly count out their money. it's all I can do not to grab their purse and do it for them. My 94 year old MIL hated that too- she just threw a bunch of bills at the clerk and let her figure it out!
So I am not as nice as I seem!
Small talk makes me hyperventilate. Went to The Keg last night and the waitress was babbling away about the nice weather during the journey to our table. I stayed uninvolved.
MJD, you are a soul brother. These common folk just don't understand us important bigshots, do they? How can they possibly know how it is?
Hey, time is tight! We gotta make the most of it No time fer shopping or or other mindless diversions. I've learned all the tricks to streamline my day 'n I'll just bet you have too. Remember how cool it was when you discovered that using a catheter kept you from wastin' time in the bathroom 'n at yer desk? 'course now we use Depends to acheive that, but it was a memorable milestone, nevertheless. I just pee only, though. No time fer poopin'. I'll get to that one of these days. It's tough bein' so important! I'll bet ours don't stink, though, huh?
But I can tell from yer posts, that yer kinda new at this bigshot stuff. Yer still buyin' 'n drivin' yer own cars? I haven't done that in years. I've got drivers that take care of that. Whenever I need to be somewhere, a limousine pulls up 'n whisks me away. I don't know if I own 'em, lease 'em, or rent 'em. That's just an unimportant detail. Who cares? I don't waste a momement thinkin' about that stuff. And you still buy 'n wear suits? You ain't gettin' the kind of respect that you so obviously deserve. I learned in the first grade from a book that our teacher read, to just walk around naked ('cept fer the Depends, of course). It saves me all kinds of time. And folks're always complimentin' me 'bout the fine cut of may jacket, superb quality of my silk shirts, 'n wonderfull colors of my silk ties.
As fer the haircuts, I'll let you in on a little secret. The limousines're all outfit with hot tubs in which I soak from place to place. While I do, one of my minions cuts my hair. No special arrangements need be made. 'course I had to train her how to do the deed while I had an earpiece in each ear so as to continue to carry-on 2 simultanous cell phone conversations during her task. By the time you've reached my level, talkin' out of both sides of yer mouth is a given and a useful skill, but I'm bettin' you aleady know that. You've got minions, no? Now, you'll need to hire a regular staff, but some of the grunt-level tasks can be handled by low-skilled imports. Send me an e-mail 'n I'll tell you where you can buy some, cheap.
But it's a bitch not havin' time to get involved with the details, ain't it? Fer example, just last month I directed one of my staff to purchase a hotel in which I was interested in Manhatten. He just couldn't seem to locate it 'n I can't be bothered with such details, so I puchased a large tract between 2nd 'n 5th Avenues bordered on the south by 42nd St. 'n on the north by 49th. I got the hotel. But now, I got all this other stuff that I don't really want. I'm thinkin' about tearin' it all down 'n constructing a park. Every city oughta have a park, dontcha think? I'm thinkin' about callin' it Central Park. I'm also thinkin' about puttin' in video cameras through which I can entertain myself by watchin' the low-life (you know, regular people) mug 'n abuse each other. Wouldn't that be fun?
Oh, and one last thing. You mentioned your wife. You don't have just one do you? You surely don't have just a single yacht or single plane, so why would you settle fer a single wife? That's just not proper. If you wanna travel in my circles, you gotta have a collection of about a dozen or so. Each special occasion calls fer just the right trophy wife.
You've got some things to learn, my friend, but yer on yer way!
And remember the imortal words of our Matron Saint, Leonna Helmsly - "Only little people pay taxes."
PS - Why do they call us pampas grass? That just don't make any sense.
I'll actually shop for three things:
1. Books
2. Athletic gear
3. Groceries (I love the food)
OK, unlike MJD, I will actually test drive vehicles when the time arrives. Hopefully the one I bought four years ago lasts another 15 or so (Toyota Tacoma: the Taliban are driving 20-year old Tacomas - that's good enough for me!)
Out with mrs. hammy looking at clothes for her? Never. She does not even try. Personally I wear t-shirts, Hawaiian shirts (which mrs. hammy usually buys) and athletic pants. Doesn't take much in the way of shopping to keep the closet full (it is a small closet, unlike mrs. hammy, who has a whole room as a closet, plus a walk-in).
Good advice Honus. Have to work on that taxes thing. Like bad hammy, I am a buy and hold when it comes to vehicles. Worst investment you can make. They normally get towed to the wrecker when I am done with them.
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The bad hammy thing has made shoe shopping a pain. After finding the right athletic shoes last time (after trying on way too many) I went to the Internet and bought 10 more pair of same. Now I am working on hiking boots - still no success there.
My wife and I shop for clothes only when we visit the outlets in Reading, Pennsylvania (so about twice a year, summer and Christmas). Always lots of good quality clothes at exceptionally cheap prices. We always make a day of it, and it's a fun excursion. Plus, we end off the day at our favorite small-town PA pub. So, no dog leashes here!
Clothes shopping ain't no thing... even I need clothes once in a while.
BUT, lord almighty, have you ever gotten dragged into a CRAFTS STORE??? Holy Moley... about 2 minutes is the limit before I begin symptoms of anxiety attack... tunnel vision, feeling as if there is no oxygen in the atmosphere, an overwhelming urge to run away... etc., et al.
I HATE Crafts stores too-all that kitchy crap. (I am sire some of it is useful but man there is alot of junk).
Your shopping trip sounds fun JRM (is that bribery?) 8)
The one place DH and I can shop together is in a bookstore- though I can stay much longer at least there is something for both of us. (Thank God for magazines about planes and cameras)
Nope, far from bribery. We both enjoy the shopping, we both end up with good clothes, and we both enjoy the pints of PA's oldest, Yuengling lager, afterward.
Heck, shopping is where the fun is! And the, errrr, human scenery. I love to shop for everything except light fixtures. Now, try and get me to sit through a baseball game and I might just slash my wrists.
One of the all-time great commercials was the one with the guy out shopping with his wife, looking two steps from the grave with boredom, when a voice from inside one of those round clothing racks say "Pssst...buddy....in here!" and he crawls in to find two guys with a grill and beer and TV football and one guy says "We LUUUUVVV shopping!"
No question, that is worse. My wife used to get "free" tickets from work. Far from "free".
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If it's been hard in past seasons for Jean Paul Gaultier to marry his own aesthetic into a house so classic as Hermès, this season it appeared things were a bit easier. Sure, he sent out a leather-catsuited Lily Cole, complete with bowler hat and long umbrella, but beyond that it was easy to pick out pieces that would please Upper East Side Kelly-carriers just as much as the aforementioned superhero. Croc micro-mini skirts were matched with slightly longer ones in luxe leathers, tailored suits and wrap coats will easily work in the board room, and the phenomenal lineup of coats truly had something for everyone. A camel double-breasted jacket with a leather collar, a more casual toggle-closure take, a belted leather blazer, and a trench lined with leopard print were just a few winners (shearlings and furs also made plenty of appearances). Voluminous fringed blanket skirts may have been a bit of a misstep, but Hermès will have no shortage of looks sure to move come fall.
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We've been so concerned with eschewing fashion's fixation on the 80s in favor of the softer 70s that no one saw the 60s sneak up on us. Between Rochas and Giles (and we might have been tipped off by Prada's beehives), Miu Miu seemed to fall right into place this season. Short, swingy shifts, bell sleeves, scalloped edges, and a mostly black palette punched up with bright clementine, mint or lavender all worked to make the Miu Miu girls sweeter than the more sexed-up woman at Prada. Of course, Miuccia's brand of intelligent, slightly subversive takes on what's modern meant that this was more than an exercise in pop art. Ribbed turtlenecks nodded to this season's return to knits, and cutouts acting as an arrow to the breasts (similar to those shown at Prada) gave the looks an edge that would be missing in your average flower child.


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