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Green Day, Feist Biting into 'Breaking Dawn - Part 2' Soundtrack
The final "Twilight Saga" film will feature music from Green Day, Feist and more.
"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," which opens Nov. 16, will include Green Day's "The Forgotten" and Feist's "Fire in the Water," as well as tracks from Passion Pit, Ellie Goulding and "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark" star Reeve Carney. "Twilight Saga" actress Nikki Reed will appear on a track with her husband, Paul McDonald, while Goulding's track, "Bittersweet," will feature production from boyfriend and EDM superstar Skrillex. St. Vincent, who joined Bon Iver for a song on the series' second soundtrack, will be a returning contributor, as will Christina Perri, who will revive her "Breaking Dawn" love theme with a sequel.
Green Day's track arrives amid their trio of full-length releases, but according to the band's Mike Dirnt, it was an opportunity they couldn't turn down.
"When we were asked to be part of the 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' soundtrack, we readily agreed because the films are an insane cultural phenomenon," Dirnt told Yahoo! Movies. "We have always been impressed with the way the 'Twilight' soundtracks are so carefully curated."
The successful soundtracks for the vampire romance franchise have been handled by Summit Entertainment, Atlantic Records and Chop Shop, the label and supervision company that curates television shows such as "Mad Men" and "Gossip Girl." The "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" soundtrack bowed at No. 4 with 105,000 copies in November 2011.
The "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" soundtrack is due Nov. 13. See the full track list below:
Passion Pit, "Where I Come From"
Ellie Goulding, "Bittersweet"
Green Day, "The Forgotten"
Feist, "Fire in the Water"
The Boom Circuits, "Everything and Nothing"
St. Vincent, "The Antidote"
POP ETC, "Speak Up"
Iko, "Heart of Stone"
A Boy and His Kite, "Cover Your Tracks"
James Vincent McMorrow, "Ghosts"
Paul McDonald and Nikki Reed, "All I've Ever Needed"
Reeve Carney, "New for You"
Christina Perri, "A Thousand Years (Part Two)"
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The Byzantine empire's interaction with Islamic culture had a profound effect on its art. Islam's rise and military success were the greatest threat to the stability of the empire and its territories. Mirroring the political climate, art became a medium of confrontation and cooperation between the two sides. The exchange and adaptation of motifs and genres became a common expression of power and individuality in the face of constantly changing relations between the two groups.
Islamic leaders were impressed by Byzantine mosaics and invited mosaicists to work on the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. Islamic artists used Christian models for iconography. Meanwhile, Byzantine artists adapted Islamic motifs for their own use. The First Church of the Monastery of Hosios Loukas, in Phokis, Greece, is decorated with patterns based on the Arab kufic script. The words do not mean anything, they are purely aesthetic, but they are clearly a nod to Islamic art. The batrashil (14.137), a silk liturgical vestment, shows an understanding of Syriac and Arabic, this time in its legible form—the artist even used Arabic to sign her name. The writing is embroidered onto the garment. A processional cross (1999.103) from Ethiopia is a fusion of wood sculpture and metalwork clearly inspired by Islamic shapes and patterns, which were most likely learned from textiles, ceramic vessels and tiles, and glass developed in the Muslim world. The illuminated gospel (1998.66) from Ethiopia also employs a design inspired by Islamic ornamentation known as harag, which means the tendril of a climbing plant.
Labatt, Annie, and Charlotte Appleyard. "Byzantine Art under Islam." In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/bzis/hd_bzis.htm (October 2004)
Cutler, Anthony. "Tiles and Tribulations: A Community of Clay across Byzantium and Its Adversaries." In A Lost Art Rediscovered: The Architectural Ceramics of Byzantium, edited by Sharon E. J. Gerstel and Julie A. Lauffenburger, pp. 159–69. Baltimore: Walters Art Museum, 2001.
Ettinghausen, Richard. From Byzantium to Sasanian Iran and the Islamic World: Three Modes of Artistic Influence. Leiden: Brill, 1972.
Grabar, Oleg. "Islamic Influence on Byzantine Art." In The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium, edited by Alexander P. Kazhdan. New York: Oxford University Press, 1991.
Miles, George C. "Byzantium and the Arabs: Relations in Crete and the Aegean Area." Dumbarton Oaks Papers 18 (1964), pp. 1–32.
Nelson, Robert S. "Palaeologan Illuminated Ornament and the Arabesque." Wiener Jahrbuch für Kunstgeschichte 41 (1988), pp. 1–22.
Redford, Scott. "Byzantium and the Islamic World, 1261–1557." In Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261–1557), edited by Helen C. Evans, pp. 389–96. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2004. See on MetPublications
Soucek, Priscilla. "Byzantium and the Islamic East." In The Glory of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Middle Byzantine Era, A.D. 843–1261, edited by Helen C. Evans and William D. Wixom, pp. 402–34. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1997. See on MetPublications

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There has been a car accident in the area of 32nd and Glenn that is causing the Spokane Valley Police Department to shut down 32nd. The Spokane Valley Fire Department extrication team has been called. Details from the scanner are slim, but I'll keep my ears open.
2:10 p.m. update: KHQ is reporting that the pedestrian hit by a car at 32nd and Glenn has died. Officers called for a chaplain on the scanner a bit ago.
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What are my options if I'm depressed during pregnancy?
Preparing for a new baby is lots of hard work. But your health should come first. Resist the urge to get everything done, cut down on your chores, and do things that will help you relax. In addition, talking about things that concern you is very important. Talk to your friends, your partner, and your family. If you ask for support, you will find you often get it.
If you're feeling down and anxious, consider seeking therapy. Ask your doctor or midwife for a referral to a mental health care professional.
How is depression in women treated during pregnancy?
Growing evidence suggests that many of the currently available antidepressant medicines, including most SSRIs (except for Paxil), appear to have minimal (if any) risks when treating depression during pregnancy, at least in terms of the potential short-term effects on the baby. Long-term effects continue to be studied. Risks can differ depending on medication as well as many other factors during a pregnancy that can endanger a developing fetus. Untreated depression can put both mother and infant at risk. Often, electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is considered to be the safest and most effective treatment for severe depression during pregnancy.
You should discuss the possible risks and benefits of treatment with your doctor.
How is postpartum depression in women treated?
Postpartum depression, or depression following childbirth, can be treated like other forms of depression. That means using medicines and/or psychotherapy. If a woman is breastfeeding, the decision to take an antidepressant should be made with the baby's pediatrician along with her own psychiatrist after a discussion of risks and benefits. Most antidepressants are expressed in very small amounts in breast milk and their possible effects on a nursing infant, if any, are not well understood.
Does the prevalence of depression in women increase at midlife?
Perimenopause is the stage of a woman's reproductive life that typically begins in her 40s (or earlier for some) and lasts until menstruation has ceased for a year (and a woman is considered to be in menopause). In the last one to two years of perimenopause, the decrease in estrogen accelerates. At this stage, many women experience menopausal symptoms.


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Spotlights the challenges and opportunities that impact the application of foodservice equipment and supplies in the real world including green and energy efficiency concerns, foodservice equipment concerns, the impact of technology on foodservice, and the state of the foodservice economy.
Revit is a form of building information management software that is slowly starting to take root in the foodservice industry. While certain members of the foodservice equipment supply chain, namely consultants and manufacturers, are more involved with Revit than others at this point, in the not-so-distant future most every member of the foodservice industry will need to be proficient with this new technology.
Once a key source of industry growth, the casual-dining segment has dealt with more than its fair share of challenges in recent years. Getting casual dining back on track will include developing more flexible formats, faster service and more.
The introduction of Revit to the foodservice industry has drawn some natural comparisons to other computer-driven tools, namely AutoCAD. These tools are similar in that both allow foodservice designers to use a computer to develop detailed kitchen drawings, and upon their introduction to the foodservice communities both were perceived as relatively new technologies that required training.
Some basics on the challenges of international expansion.
Successful menu innovation means getting more out of existing resources and minimizing waste while providing customers with high-quality dining options regardless of the foodservice segment.
An engaged and cooperative supply chain can go a long way toward helping foodservice operators function in a more effective and efficient manner. Cultivating a collaborative environment that allows this to happen requires clear and consistent communication and all parties understanding and executing their roles.
Just five years ago the availability of sustainability and other cost calculators was scarce. These days, though, the scope of calculators has grown exponentially, ranging from calculators for specific equipment types to others designed to determine energy, water and total life cycle cost savings. They've also become more accurate.
Even though the Heathman Hotel and Heathman Restaurant and Bar are two different businesses, the operations are symbiotic.
When it comes to sustainable foodservice equipment, there's been plenty of discussion about energy- and water-saving items. But what happens to foodservice equipment at the beginning and end of its service life and how the manufacturer creates, ships and, in some cases, renews or recycles is just as important in the sustainability discussion. Those points in between — and we don't just mean cooking and operating — count.
Survey of CFESA members showcases growth areas by market segment and equipment type.
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It's Friday, July 29, Rain Day (no, really). Happy birthday to children's author Sharon Creech (1945), who wrote "Walk Two Moons" and "Love That Dog." Today in 1958, NASA was established. It's going to be sunny and hot, with a high in the 90s. Celebrate children's authors today:
• See documents that started it all: the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights and the Monroe Doctrine at the Oregon Historical Society's exhibit, "Democracy's Blueprints: The Documents that Built America," 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the museum, 1200 S.W. Park Ave. www.ohs.org
• Raise a glass at the 30th annual International Pinot Noir Celebration, 7:30 a.m. (breakfast) to 11 p.m., Linfield College, McMinnville. www.ipnc.org
• See "Aladdin" at Flicks on the Bricks, entertainment at 7 p.m., movie at dusk, Pioneer Courthouse Square. www.thesquarepdx.org
• Varrroom! Watch the 56th Annual Rose Cup Races presented, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Portland International Raceway, 1940 N. Victory Blvd. http://www.rosefestival.org/event/rose-cup-races
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I am Johnny Parker and I am 22. I have studied the weather since I was 5. I have cerebral palsy and my goal is to become a meteorologist.
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Good Morning! At Smithville, MS, the current temperature is 73 and it feels like 73. Highs will continue to range between 93and 98 with lows between 72 and 74. There is a slight chance of isolated storms today, but better chance of rain returns late this week. Few storms could be strong to severe each day with large hail and gusty winds. At the Regional Rehab Center in Tupelo, MS, the current temperature is 75 and it feels like 75. Today's high is 99 with a low of 75. Tuesdays high is 98.
Now, for your tropical update. In the Atlantic, a tropical wave associated with a surface low pressure system is located about 750 miles Southwest of the Cape Verde Islands. This disturbance is showing signs of organization and environmental conditions are conducive for some gradual development to occur over the next few days. The National Hurricane Center is giving this system a low chance, 20%, of becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours as it moves Westward at 15mph. In the Eastern Pacific, all is quiet with no development expected over the next couple of days.
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Finding new ways to support the Cincinnati region's roughly 200,000 veterans is the goal of a first-of-its-kind report unveiled by Easter Seals TriState's Operation Vets Thrive.
"The TriState Veteran Community Report gives us a launching pad to begin to better equip the Cincinnati community to support veterans and military families," David Dreight, executive vice president of the Easter Seals chapter, said in a news release.
The report released Wednesday is a culmination of 10 months of research and discussion with 60 community groups and 200 individuals to identify opportunities to help veterans in employment, education, health, housing and social and family support.
Easter Seals, which already offers programs and services to veterans, plans to shift the leadership of the convening process to a veteran-led Veteran Community Alliance. The alliance, which will hold an initial meeting in July, will consider joining up with a host organization or create an independent non-profit. The goal is to build on the knowledge uncovered while creating the new report and act on the recommendations in it.
The 42-page report recommended creating the alliance to improve coordination of services for veterans and information.
Other key suggestions in the report include:
- Developing a network of health care services and providers for vets with non-service related issues and conditions. Dental care is a particular problem, with only 8 percent of vets qualifying for it from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Transportation to the VA hospital in Corryville is also an issue, as is specific health care for female vets.
- Finding a more "one to one" outreach to post-9/11 veterans. Few of the 10,000 vets in this group responded to the task force compiling the report. The report concluded these vets may want help in locations other than the VA hospital, and that the United Way's 211 program needs to specify what programs are available in all ZIP codes.
- Bringing a new model to train veterans and potential employers to the whole region. The West Point Society's Veteran Employee Transition Assistance program closes a gap between the preparation of veterans to interview and work in a different culture and in the preparation of companies that would like to hire veterans. It's available locally, but not everywhere.
- Identifying stable, affordable housing for key at-risk populations. Housing options are few for vets in need but above the poverty line. In addition, older veterans need help with emergency home repairs and making their homes handicapped accessible.
- Streamlining information and referral services. The Red Cross, 211 and other agencies take hundreds of calls for help each year but need better coordination to help veterans and their families as quickly as possible.
- Improving collaboration to break down "service silos." Examples include the Hamilton County Veteran Treatment Court, which brings together corrections staff, VA clinicians, treatment agencies and peer mentors to help vets successfully complete treatment.
The report and Operation Vets Thrive was underwritten by grants from the Farmer Family Foundation and the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation.
Wednesday's report gives a slew of statistics about the nearly 200,000 veterans living in the 15-county Cincinnati region.
- More than one in four veterans in the region live in Hamilton County. Roughly 10,000, or 5 percent, of the region's vets are women.
- Specific details aren't available for every county, but in Hamilton and Butler counties, roughly a third of all veterans served in Vietnam and roughly one in 10 served in the Gulf War. Of the veterans in the two counties, one in eight has a service-connected disability.
- Hamilton County is home to more female veterans and more veterans of World War II and Korea than any other local county.
- The region had an average unemployment rate of 9.5 percent in 2013 among post-9/11 veterans, slightly higher than the national rate of 9 percent and several points higher than the national jobless rate of 7.3 percent for non-veterans aged 18 and over.
- In 2013, there were 913 homeless vets in Hamilton County. Roughly half were white and half were black; 8 percent were women. Of these homeless vets, one in three had mental health problems.


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She drove east on Peltier Road, unaware of any other cars on the road. It was a few minutes after 6 a.m. The sun was already blindingly bright. The country was dull and dry, with the exception of massive oaks and rows of wine grapes lining the two-lane road.
As she drove to work the summer after her second year of college, Cindy Louie noticed the changing seasons, and thought of the future. After a hot summer in the valley, she was thankful for the beautiful morning, so cool and refreshing.


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Malloy Addresses DNCConnecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is touting the accomplishments of Democratic governors at the party's national convention in Philadelphia.
Budget Deficit GrowsConnecticut's current fiscal year is now expected to end June 30 with a larger-than-expected budget deficit.
Zika Awareness Campaign Underway At BradleyConnecticut officials have kicked off a Zika virus awareness campaign at Bradley International Airport.
Malloy Holds Signing Ceremony For Restraining Order Gun BillGovernor Dannel P. Malloy held a ceremonial bill signing Friday for legislation that bars people with temporary restraining orders against them from possessing firearms.
New England Governors Discuss Opioid Addiction CrisisNew England governors are coming together to discuss ways to confront the opioid addiction crisis.
COST: State Budget Cuts Will Hit TownsThe state budget signed into law by Governor Dannel maloy includes a cut in aid to local cities and towns.
Hartford's XL Center Overdue For Several UpgradesThe Capitol Region Development Authority says Hartford's XL Center is long overdue for several improvements that will likely be made in piecemeal after no state money was made available for a major overhaul.
Malloy Orders Flags To Half-Staff For Officers Memorial DayDemocratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is ordering all state and U.S. flags lowered to half-staff in Connecticut in recognition of Peace Officers Memorial Day.
Malloy: It's "Unimaginable" He'll Sign Democratic BudgetConnecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy says it is``unimaginable'' he would sign a budget passed by the Democratic controlled legislature that wasn't negotiated with his office.
New Budget Proposal Released By MalloyConnecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is calling on non-union state employees and elected officials to pay 20 percent of their health care benefits as part of his revised plan to cover next fiscal year's entire deficit, which has grown to as much as $933 million.
Governor Says Layoff Process Is UnderwayGov. Dannel Malloy says the process for laying off possibly up to 2,000 Connecticut is state employees is ``now under way,'' as the job-reduction plans for a small number of state agencies have been approved.
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GSD Course Bulletin - Fall 2008
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Skip to comments.It Is Going To Be Romney By A Landslide
Posted on 10/04/2012 12:27:12 PM PDT by louscat
Three weeks ago I boldly stated on my national radio show that Mitt Romney was going to win the election by a landslide. That week I received quite a number of emails questioning my mental health. While the status of my mental health may be debatable, I believed Romney was going to win big for the following reasons:
The Economy-Americans always vote with their pocketbook. No President has been re-elected with the unemployment rate above 7%. Today the official unemployment rate is 8.1% and the real (U-6) rate is over 14%. The only jobs being created are low paying service jobs. Real family income is lower than it was in 2008. Gas prices have more than doubled during Obamas term causing financial stress on many families. In addition to high energy prices a trip to the supermarket is now a scary thing for struggling families. The housing market has not rebounded even with interest rates at historic levels.
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A lot can happen between now & Election Day
A lot will happen. And little of it good.
I'm guessing Hussein's handlers are already preparing the RACIST post-election response.
All the leftist freaks I hear from already have it down pat.
And you know what...Character counts....it's how you choose your friends!!
I pray you are correct, but one debate doesn't win it. It is like a playoff series in baseball when one team creams the other 15-1 in the first game and everyone assumes it's over only to have the other team comes back and win by slim margins in the remaining games.
Believe me, you haven't seen cheating or dirty tricks like you're going to see between now and election day. Hussein 0bama and the dims will stop at literally nothing to hold on to power.
I am not not so sanguine.
First, there are a lot of people out there voting for "free stuff" and not all of them are the 47%. A lot of them are rather powerful corporations (GE comes mind) and "banksters."
Second, if Obama becomes a liability, will he live until election day? A false-flag assassination could win the election for the Democrats or even suspend elections all together.
I believe the Dems think that the debates are actually useless and none of the 47% will switch because of them. Mitt is sooooo right.
"Second, if Obama becomes a liability, will he live until election day?"
I think maybe there are enough racist Democrats who don't want another racist holiday.
That's right... it's a political "eternity" between today and November 6th.
I can dream, but I'm not buying "landslide" just yet...
He will not be able to muster it back again without dropping all of his cards.
And by then it will be too late.
" A false-flag assassination could win the election for the Democrats or even suspend elections all together."
The Reichstag fire and Gleiwitz incident were both succesful for their intended purposes.
Get ready for the riots.
"Gotta give Obama credit on this. Picking Slow Joe for his Veep was the best life insurance he could buy."
The Plagiarist-made-good story....
The Electoral College, however, still poses problems. It's all going to come down to Ohio, I think.
I'm not afraid of the riots, what I'm afraid of is that the homeless, totally absent for the past 4 years, will suddenly return to our clean, sunny streets.
Romney will in handily, Obama cannot and will not get over 42-43% of the popular vote.
Yes the EC will not reflex how badly Obama is going o lose due to population distribution but Obama is not going to win the EC while getting clobbered in the popular vote
Obama, with the sole exception of MN. Will not carry a single state he won by less than 55% of the popular vote in 2008.
This election is not, was not and will never be close. Fight like it is but the idea that Obama was ever in this thing is and always was laughable.
I pray you are correct, but one debate doesn't win it. It is like a playoff series in baseball when one team creams the other 15-1 in the first game and everyone assumes it's over only to have the other team comes back and win by slim margins in the remaining games.
Lakers vs Celtics 1985
A lot can happen between now & Election Day
I still do not think Obama will finish his term and there was evidence of the catalyst for it last night: A personal meltdown.
I have been saying for four years that we will not have presidential elections because Zero will create some kind of coup to stay in power. Of course, I hope I am wrong.
"The housing market has not rebounded even with interest rates at historic levels."
The Real estate people seem to think that it has. A house that, at the top of the bubble, would have gone for 475,000 went on the market last week for 419,000. The Long Island rail road Babylon line runs 60 feet south of this homes half acre lot. Almost half a mil for a crappy low ranch. I'm watching this one!
I might agree with this if things were "normal." But there are an awful lot that needs to be watched here...
1) Right off the bat, we need to remember that we're dealing with a Chicago political machine on a national scale, filled with thugs never before unleashed on the American public. Believe me, we haven't begun to see the slimy, underhanded, lying political ads.
2) The media was unhappy with Obama's performance last night, and some people on the right took it to mean they're going to abandon Obama. I believe that's COMPLETELY WRONG! The Ministry of Propaganda isn't just going to "double down" their support of Obama - They're going to "triple down" or "quadruple down" on him. Get ready for a level of fawning love for Obama, and really ugly smears on Romney on a scale never before seen.
3) Obama is a master of the "Jedi Mind Trick," and unfortunately, he's managed to fool people into believing in him as the greatest thing since FDR! His cult of personality is incredibly far reaching. He has supporters of Israel believing he's Israel's best friend since Truman. He has the people his policies oppress the worst, literally singing his praises.
4) Obama has made it clear that his priority is to "fundamentally change" the USA. One way to do that is to create divisions of the population that haven't been seen since the time of the Civil War. He is attempting to divide up by race, class, income, and even union members vs independent human beings. And in every case, he's doing his best to vilify those who disagree with him. They're not just wrong or mistaken. They're EVIL for their views.
5) Along with that "fundamental change" mentioned above, I believe that the long term objective of the dems, beginning back in the 2000 elections, is to discredit the American electoral system. And the Obama campaign has thousands of lawyers ready to run to the courts to disrupt the election tally.
Under no circumstances should we believe this is going to be a cakewalk.
"...no way the Feds can postpone. "
In this 'post constitution' era I'd say they'll do as they damned well please.
Well, I remember thinking that during the Clinton years, and I was completely wrong.
"I still do not think Obama will finish his term and there was evidence of the catalyst for it last night: A personal meltdown."
Yup, as evidenced last night, it seems that Bathhouse Barry has some real mental and physical issues. I would not be shocked to hear that he is stepping down because of them. If things continue to go bad for him, he becomes a liability for the regime. Do not underestimate them! They are capable of doing anything to retain power. Pray for Gov. Romney's safety as well!
I've even said it about my state of Florida where I look for the GOP to sweep practically all state and national offices....local, too.....and this is still considered an up-for-grabs state.
There's a vast, silent, non-demonstrative majority out there across the fruited plain....waiting quietly to finally explode and be propelled to the polling places on election day in the desperate hopes that the Republicans can return our society to a sensible path toward prosperity and national confidence.
Basic self-preservation instincts will rule the day.
I predict that Romney will take the electoral college votes in all but a relative handful of the 57 states....and that there's going to be a lot of straight GOP ballots which augurs well for control of the House and Senate.
My political instincts may sometimes be wrong, but I don't think my instincts on human behavior in the face of financial ruin and cultural implosion is off the mark at all.
Self-preservation, whether physical or economic, will end up in a stunning victory when the polls close in towns and hamlets across the nation....wait and see.
what did you guys see last night that he may have mental issues?
"It Is Going To Be Romney By A Landslide"
No. It won't be. Sorry to be the worry wort.
Romney has to pull off winning both Ohio and Florida, either of which he trails in now. Even if he is able to charge from behind, his victory will be by a modest margin, no landslide (at least in those states).
If he doesn't win Virginia (not looking like he can), he will have to also win Colorado, Iowa, perhaps New Hampshire too — to make up for the loss of VA.
I don't expect a landslide from Romney. Four months ago, the majority of posts on Free Republic regarding Romney were to the effect, "he can't win against Obama". The attitudes certainly have changed around here, have they not?
Frankly, I don't care about a landslide.
I just want Mr. Romney to win.
And yes, I'll be voting a straight Republican ticket November 6th. (Aside, I would vote the straight Republican ticket no matter who ended up on the ballot — I DO NOT vote for democrats.)
Several months back I posted here that we'd know Obama is going to lose when whispers of "unrest" begin to pop up. I imagine about two or three weeks before the election is the crucial time. It'll be the only card liberals have left to play and, of course, they'll deal it from the bottom of the deck. Keep your ears open.
On a related note, I did hear a reporter a week or so ago say to Romney that a lot of people would be disappointed if the first black President lost, and how was he (Romney) going to be a President for all the people. That may have been the start.
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Jamaican Jerk Grilled Kebabs With Chicken And Smoked Sausage
|Extra virgin olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Lime juice
|3 Tablespoon (1 Piece)
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Minced oregano
|2 Tablespoon
|Grated lime peel
|1 Tablespoon
|Onion powder
|1 Tablespoon
|Light brown sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground allspice
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Cayenne pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Boneless skinless chicken breasts
|1 Pound, cut into 1-inch pieces
|Light smoked sausage
|8 Ounce, made with turkey, pork, and beef, cut into 1-inch pieces
|Green bell peppers
|3 , cut into 1-inch pieces
Preheat grill to medium-high heat.
Brush grill rack with oil.
Combine the 1/4 cup olive oil, lime juice, garlic, oregano, lime peel, onion powder, brown sugar, allspice, cinnamon, and cayenne for glaze in a bowl; mix well.
Set aside half the glaze for serving.
Thread chicken, sausage, and bell pepper pieces onto eight 10-inch skewers.
Grill skewers, covered, over direct heat until chicken is no longer pink, about 8 minutes.
Turn skewers and brush with glaze every 2 minutes during grilling, using all the glaze in the bowl.
Just before serving, brush skewers with reserved glaze.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 216 Calories from Fat 114
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g19.1%
Saturated Fat 0.72 g3.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 55.3 mg18.4%
Sodium 226.7 mg9.4%
Total Carbohydrates 9 g2.9%
Dietary Fiber 1.6 g6.2%
Sugars 4.5 g
Protein 18 g36.2%
Vitamin A 7% Vitamin C 85.4%
Calcium 2.9% Iron 4.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet