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but after the game he tried to play it off by telling reporters "I asked him if there were any good places to eat in Oakland."
Still, from my perspective, he seems a very unusual candidate to choose as the epitome of poor throwing.
Anyway, it must have been 2007 (my lord time flies), Melky showed the most impressive arm I'd seen since Jesse Barfield.
In 2009, Angels ALCS game 3 was a walkoff win against the Yankees. Jeff Mathis doubled and Howie Kendrick came around to score from first. It was not a close play, but Melky fielded the ball on the warning track, and threw it near home plate on the fly. It was a damn impressive throw.
Melky had a throw the other day, that made it's way round as a gif, where he lost his grip on the ball mid-throw, and it went about 3 feet. I doubt the OP was alluding to much more than that.
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Is It Healthy To Hang Out With Your Ex?
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Colette Kenney ~ Relationship Expert & Host of Love Talk
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Dear Colette,
Within the last month, my live-in boyfriend of 2 1/2 years moved out and I have to say that it is the best thing that could have happened to me. My life has taken an impressive turn for the better and I am on my way again to being the person I use to be; I would even venture to say a new and improved model of my former self. In recent years, I have learned that everything truly does happen for a reason and that everything has a valuable lesson to teach you. I have realized my lessons from this past relationship and have learned a great deal about myself and what I need to work on to have a successful relationship in the future.
I am torn about remaining friends with him. He thinks we should hang out and do stuff together and that we should hang out with our kids as well. I think that hanging out with him may complicate my life and confuse the kids. While we are both single it may work, but once either one of us enters into another relationship, I can't see the friendship continuing on. As well, we are not together anymore because of differences we could not overcome and/or accept. Does remaining friends benefit anyone? Is it healthy to hang out with your former boyfriend in a friendly capacity?
Thanks again for your amazing gift of great relationship advice!
Sonya, first of all, I want to say congratulations to you for all the immense strides and accomplishments you have made with your Self and your life. You sound like you've really got a GREAT outlook on things!
I particularly want to acknowledge you for seeing that "everything truly does happen for a reason and that everything has a valuable lesson to teach you." You're one smart cookie Sonya!
Now, let's get to answering your question:
Is It Healthy To Hang Out With Your Ex?
The thing about your question is… It's one of those "Should" types of questions. Whether or not you "should" hang out with your ex, is really a matter that only you can decide for yourself. But, there are certainly things for you to consider in making that decision . . .
To help you out, I am asking some of my "Love Talk" experts.
Love Talk Interview with The Passion Consultant, Barry Selby:
Love Talk Interview with Farhana Dhalla:
Love Talk Interview with Mali Apple & Joe Dunn:
Love Talk Interview with Liesel Rigsby:
Love Talk Interview with Stephen Garrett:
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Dating and relationship counselor Colette Kenney is fiercely committed to helping conscious singles kick to the curb their old bad habits in love, clearing the way for powerful, enlightened, gorgeous soulmate relationships.
In addition to her much-loved private practice, Colette has founded lovetalklounge.com, a growing-like-wildfire online community including such acclaimed love experts as Gay & Kathlyn Hendricks, Arielle Ford and Satyen Raja. Colette is also the creator of The Dating Lounge, a place for conscious singles in Calgary – the beautiful city Colette calls home – to learn and connect in person. If you're ready for full-on, for-real love, write Colette to book a free relationship coaching consultation.
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Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
Big warm welcome to Colette! Thank you for putting together this phenomenal line up of expert interviews on the topic: "Is It Healthy To Hang Out With Your Ex?"
I'm looking forward to today's conversation. This is an issue I've been struggling with myself (And already mentioned to Colette, that it was interesting she chose "this topic" — among the so many you could when it comes to "Love Relationships." I need to give my greyhound a walk and grab some coffee, but I'll write in some more thoughts in a moment.
And to everyone stopping in — I highly recommend listening to each interview. I found that it gave me wonderful overall spectrum of wisdom and the sense of it really is up to you in the end to make this type of choice and conclusion for yourself.
Love it Colette -and love what you are creating in the world with "LOVE TALK"!!
Colette KenneyMay 18, 2011
Hey Heather! So nice to finally see all of these amazing interviews with the experts up in lights on your site (It's an absolutely beautiful site by the way!)
There is something that Stephen Garret (one of the above experts) said in a previous edition of Love Talk… When I mentioned I had been confused about a decision I had to make, he said, "I will argue with you Colette – you DO know what to do. You just need to get quiet, sink into your heart, and ask the question from that place"
That Heather, is precisely what I believe we all need to do. It's my hugest passion in life, to help guide YOU to YOUR inner knowing. I so love this work! And I know this is a HOT TOPIC :)
So I'm looking forward to all the discussion around today!!
xo Colette
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
You are providing an amazing service Colette! Love when I see someone living their "soul-filled life" — it's what lights my fire.
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
I guess we've given people a lot to chew on here. It's a bit quiet at the blog today!
So I'll take a moment to share some more of my thoughts and my own journey.
I separated from someone 3 years ago (it's amazing that it's been that long, the time has flown) and it was a significant relationship in that we had discussed marriage and children, bought a home together, and did a lot of growth together over the years we spent. We were definitely in love, and people used to even say to us all the time, "I want a relationship like yours." And a large part of our relationship was smooth sailing and wonderful. But we kept hitting a big road bump around marriage and planning for the future. I was the one that really wanted to be married, and he felt a lot of resistance to it.
And even as we were heading into the breakup, I could feel this "cultural pull" to put us into a boxes, like "If a guy won't ask you to marry you, you have to dump him" or "as a woman you have to keep your plans to yourself and wait for him to decide"
But what happened when I finally chose to leave, is that I actually connected with a core part of myself, that just knew it was time to move on. And I experienced this strange joy that I had never felt before when going thru something so painful as leaving someone you really love. But I was doing some deep spiritual work around my "purpose" in live and my coaching, had closed some difficult doors around things that were mismatched for my career. And once I did that, it was like, wham, this relationship is also not a fit or a match (at least as it is right now, I was open to it changing, but knew I needed to give the space to it to change).
So I drove myself and my belongings back to NYC and began what has been a journey of my heart, and following what is really right for my inner compass in life. AND the healing has been enormous. Way more than I knew when I felt that inkling of joy to leave.
AND — this Colette is where I'd love some input. I see that there are actually different "parts" of myself that left this relationship. There was this spiritual leader part of me that knew all was well, I was being guided and all was unfolding perfectly (and maybe even planned for me in just this way). Then there were parts of me, that were angry and upset. I was angry at him for things that felt dishonest, or not living up to some imagined ideal I had for him. And I now recognize, that there is a very soft, tender part (feels like a young child) that still really loves him and the love he showed me. (And were angry at the others parts of me that wanted to leave!).
So when I go thru each of those videos — they seem to resonate with different parts of myself ) When I listen to the beautiful message of Joe and Mali, that spiritual leader part of me is so in harmony with their profound message of love. And I appreciate the messages why "hanging out with my ex" (which we have done over these 3 years, almost as a "what will show up if we get together"?) are not helpful to moving on.
So — I guess I wonder what could have helped me in those first months after leaving to acknowledge all the aspects of myself that were going thru this breakup? As I found that, sometimes the most painful part of
leaving this relationship was attempting to not acknowledge the range of
emotions that were going on inside myself (from joy to deep pain) and
trying to come up with some sore of conclusion to quickly, versus being
on the journey.
And thanks again Colette for putting these videos together for today! There is something just very refreshing here, of seeing the
spectrum of voices.
big love, h
Colette KenneyMay 18, 2011
Hello Lovely,
First Heather, thank you SO much for sharing your story (once again, it is this kind of thing that I ADORE because I just KNOW there are hundreds if not thousands who will read your words and go "Oh man, I know what she's talking about" Even I did… I heard my story in yours – absolutely!)
You asked:
"I guess I wonder what could have helped me in those first months after leaving to acknowledge all the aspects of myself that were going thru this breakup? As I found that, sometimes the most painful part of leaving this relationship was attempting to not acknowledge the range of emotions that were going on inside myself (from joy to deep pain) and trying to come up with some sort of conclusion to quickly, versus being
on the journey."
And even in your question Heather, there IS WISDOM! The most painful part of leaving any relationship IS when we attempt "to not acknowledge the range of emotions that are going on" inside of us.
I LOVE that you highlighted the fact that there were different parts of yourself, your spiritual leader, your angry self, and even your child self. In the work I do, which was taught to me by my mentor Karen Klassen; if you and I had worked together when you were going through this break-up, I would have taken you on a journey to a place where you could connect with all of these parts of yourself (including your true, higher, or inner self – whichever resonates for you).
By going within, and supporting all parts of you to feel heard, understood, and acknowledged – there is a knowingness that you come to, which helps you make sense of a seemingly "unsensible" situation.
I don't like to use extremes in conversation, but if there is one extreme I am comfortable using, it is that YOU have all the answers you need and going within, is where you find them.
Much Love,Colette
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
Wow — that is exactly what I needed. So glad to feel honored now for what I felt back then.
My ex and I worked with a couple who were "relationship coaches" during our breakup phase, and they attempted to have us use "Law of Attraction" and even play a game where we "pretended to be married" — and it really fell flat. It was glossing over of the depth of what we were each feeling and needing to present (that were pretty messy emotions).
And funny thing — I just ran into this couple recently and they no longer are doing relationship work.
I love that you acknowledge the journey Colette! So happy to be connected with you now.
Farhana DhallaMay 20, 2011
Heather, I am so thankful for your reveal. I could feel the various parts of myself validated with your experience.
I remember one of the most profound experiences I had in reconciling the myriad of contradictory thoughts…I was feeling angry… angry at my ex but also angry at myself for experiencing anger. I had been working so hard on my 'spiritual process' and felt frustrated at myself for feeling anything other than shanti.
Then, one day, in a conversation with my step-father he said, "Farhana, anger is on the road to enlightenment'.
That was a whammo moment.
I totally got then that TRUTH is the spiritual process so that meant that to be in truth with how i was feeling and to INCLUDE it was the way to in active engagement with spiritual growth.
Colette, I love the wisdom of your words. I can read anything you write anytime. You fill the well.
Heather GrayMay 23, 2011
Thank you Farhana! It is such a delight to *meet* you! I am looking forward to reading your book (with the awesome title) "Thank You For Leaving Me"
I'd love to feature you at the cafe too– I just resonate so much with your message and your energy.
Let's chat?
much love, Heather
Farhana DhallaMay 24, 2011
Oooooh… what fun that will be Heather! I would love that!
I'll DM you my deets and we can connect there…
PS – I'm really feeling your energy too… and loving it!
AnonymousMay 18, 2011
Hi Heather! Hi Colette!
Great to see you here! Excellent topic, Colette.
As a "dating and relationship expert," I also have an opinion on whether or not it's healthy to hang out with your ex
NO! Not if you're just breaking up and healing. It's difficult enough to go through a break-up without having your ex sniffing around to keep you bonded. If there is any chemistry at all, it's best to stop seeing your ex and move on. No one else is going to look good to you after a break up, but the best cure for healing isn't to continue seeing the one you broke up with.
YES … when you've both moved on and are in relationhips with other people. In my opinion, this is the only way to have a "healthy" relationship with your ex.
I appreciate the notion that we need to be in higher consciousness and love everyone we've ever been in relationship with. In practical reality, that's not always possible. Human emotions come in. And just because you shared a moment in time with someone special doesn't mean you have to keep them forever. They were in your life for a reason and when that lesson is complete, move on.
That's my two cents!
Have a great day, ladies! Colette, I look forward to our interview on May 30!
Love, Cherry
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
Thanks for being here Cherry!
I so love your straightforward and clean wisdom when it comes to love between men and women. And you've been a tremendous support to me.
Thanks for walking your talk and just being your fantastic self.
AnonymousMay 18, 2011
You're welcome, Heather!
Love you!
Colette KenneyMay 18, 2011
Hi Cherry!! So great to see you here today too!
I completely share your sentiments – they resonate with me 100%
In the past, before manifesting my soulmate Todd, I held the position that "sure you can remain friends!" and that, I believe is what kept me single, or in-and-out of relationships that just didn't work for me (or my partner).
And that's because, I hadn't fully cleared the past…
Clearing the past doesn't need to mean, dissolving it completely, but what it does mean, is as you say Cherry: It's important to make sure the emotions are cleaned up before attempting to maintain a relationship.
If you still have emotions for any of your ex's and you try to spend time with them, you are not fully available to any new partner who comes into your life. You can try and fool yourself to think that you are ready for love, but your new partner will feel there is a disconnect.
It's just a felt sense thing. He may not be able to put into words what he's feeling, but he will definitely feeling like you are not 100% present with him.
Cherry, I SO look forward to our Love Talk episode on May 30th Too!! Yay
xo Colette
Sue RasmussenMay 18, 2011
Hi, Colette,
Thanks so much for sharing such rich wisdom on Heather's blog today! Wow, what a topic!
I agree with Cherry below…in my experience, once a long-term, committed relationship has ended, I really need plenty of time and space without him to reconnect with myself and the new direction my life is heading.
And that can take a LOT more time than I'd like to think!
If my ex was in the picture, the transition process (for me) would be so much more complicated, and take a lot, lot longer.
And quite frankly, once I'm in the new place of feel really grounded and connected with myself again, I often don't feel a need or desire to reconnect with him again.
But that's just me.
I'm looking forward to hearing what other people bring to the table about this topic!
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
Hey Sue, as a side note, I know we have discussed the whole "School of Love" and "School of Service" (for those who may be interested — these are terms from "Hand Analysis — that you are born into a certain school and have life lessons to take on)
So for me being "School of Love' I do think that it has never been so cut and dry. But I am always envious of people who can just get to "yup, time to move on" so easily. I can see the wisdom of it, and yet it can be difficult for me to be that way.
I've finally just embraced the fact that my life journey is in many ways through the heart. And for myself, that sometimes means hanging out longer in the messiness of a break up, so I get the lesson (instead of repeating it).
Sue RasmussenMay 18, 2011
Hi, Heather,
Hmmmm…for me, it's NEVER "yup, time to move on" and it's NEVER easy.
It takes a loooooong time for me to be ready to end a relationship…and that's only after doing everything possible to save it. And even when it is me making the decision to end it, it's still really, really tough. Because there is always still lots of love there.
But I have learned that love is not enough of a reason to stay in a relationship that truly isn't working.
But easy to leave? No.
The best book I ever read about relationships and deciding to stay or go was called "Too Good To Leave, Too Bad To Stay"…and that's because the 'weighing the pros and cons' we all seem to go through when deciding whether we should stay in a relationships or not often keep us firmly stuck in limbo.
And at the end of the day, we are the only ones who know for ourselves what is right for us.
Heather GrayMay 18, 2011
Hey Sue — thanks for writing this. yes — you are so right. This is not easy for any of us!
Colette KenneyMay 18, 2011
Hi Sue, thanks for your comment
I'll tell you a "funny" story about not being able to keep your ex in the picture after a break-up.
My last partner, before meeting my Soulmate Todd, was someone who REALLY rocked my world. We had this intensely passionate relationship for a full year, and during that time, I actually got him hired at the company I was contracting to.
When it came time that we were breaking up, I went into the CEOs office and told him "I'm going to have to leave" he was shocked, didn't want me to go, and asked "Why?"
Me being the heart-on-my-sleeve type of girl that I am, told him "because XXX and I are breaking up and I know I just won't be able to get over that if I have to see him every day."
The CEO was really upset, and in fact has thought of me and called me a "flake" ever since, but boy, I tell you, it would have just been way too painful to have to live my life in that energy, watching him do his thing, while we are no longer together. Even though it was me who ended it – it is always still so hard!
Thanks again for sharing Sue
xo Colette
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Hi, Colette,
Thanks so much for sharing that experience! I totally get it…and would feel the exact same way.
For me, creating space after a break-up has everything to do with self-care…knowing that I truly need to get connected with myself again. And being around an ex day in and day out would totally get in the way of that for me!
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Owning both for the first time, I must say that there is a similar feel and texture between the two. Though Magnetism is quite unique with its distinct aroma of root beer/Dr. Pepper top notes, the powdery, sweet and ambery base that's left resembles Baldessarini's Ambre quite a bit.
Having worn Ambre on my wrist for a day, I find it to be similarly potent or heavy, providing a similar experience in terms of projection and longevity. With all these parallels, I can recommend it as a replacement with the caveat that it shares a similar smell and feel while being distinctly and noticeably different. Thoughts??
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Dominic West is one of seven children born to George and Moya West of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. His father owned a successful plastics manufacturing plant and his mother was a homemaker who loved theater and influenced her son to start acting at age nine when he began appearing in community theater productions.
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Jun 1, 2013Wow, no user reviews for this masterpiece yet I can't give my opinion on episode 3 without mentioning episode 1 and 2 they were fine,but only after episode 3 one can see the greatness of the storyline and character writing presented here.
It's true that game sometimes got a problems with a gameplay and story elements, and unfortunately they happen in episode 1 most often which can turn off some players, but everything gets better and better and when i reached ending of episode 3 i was sitting with my jaw open with only one thing coming to my mind amazing !
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Both main characters are very well written and voice acted and i will keep remember them as i do remember for example Lee Everett from The Walking Dead they are that good.However side characters are just so so,they are interesting but too often game miss an opportunity to give them a bit more depth which makes them a bit forgettable.
Both graphic and soundtrack is amazing.Art style is nice and it's keep consistency all the time and i really like how this game looks.For soundtrack just do your self a pleasure and search for "Life or Death" on youtube it's gets even better then that !.Last 15min of episode 3 are very strong and emotional, and one of the reasons for that is the soundtrack and voice acting.
Cognition is one of these games i always wanted to play, and i wish more peoples give it a try (there is a demo version).If you are here looking for a great game and you don't care how popular it is then give Cognition a try, it's worth it.… Expand
Jul 4, 2013The Oracle continues Cognition's pattern of uneven episodes. It cleverly uses Erica's powers to get around a major storytelling problem, and in that respect it's a great success. On the other hand, the tight quarters and indifferent puzzles make the game less interesting to play than its predecessors, while the dumb, unpleasant characters make it a less enjoyable story.
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Jennifer Nettles Celebrates Birthday With the Start of Love on the Inside Tour
- The first night of Sugarland's Love On the Inside tour coincided with Jennifer Nettles' 34th birthday, a present she cherished before working the crowd into a frenzy with duo partner Kristian Bush, and according to Craig Shelburne, earning their nomination for entertainer of the year from the CMA Awards.
- Honky tonker James Hand (MySpace) completed his second album for Rounder Records and should be releasing it in January.
- Patty Loveless, who just released an album of cover songs titled Sleepless Nights, makes an appearance on another album released today–The Imus Ranch Record. Don Imus sent Loveless one song that she turned down, but when he sent Stevie Nicks' Fleetwood Mac song "Silver Springs" she felt like it might be a little bit of a challenge and decided to record it. Other artists making contributions to the project include: Delbert McClinton, Lucinda Williams, Levon Helm, Raul Malo, Little Richard, Randy Travis, Big & Rich, Willie Nelson, Dwight Yoakam, Bekka Bramlett, John Hiatt and Vince Gill.
Nelson does the standard "What a Difference a Day Makes," Big & Rich do the Beastie Boys' "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party)" and Williams does Nelson's and Waylon Jennings' "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys." Gill cut Porter Wagoner's "Satisfied Mind" the day after Wagoner's funeral.
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- The Tennessean's Beverly Keel declares John Hiatt a living legend. On Thursday he'll receive the lifetime achievement award for songwriting from the Americana Music Association and on Oct. 26 he'll be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Even with those distinguished achievements, he feels the best is yet to come.
"I don't know if it's that Midwest thing, but I still hold out hope that my best stuff is ahead instead of behind. I feel like I'm about to write something better than I've written, or just not better in the sense of, 'Whoo, that is great,' but more to the point and simpler and more direct and with a better melody and some sort of melody/lyric combination that takes you somewhere special."
- The Oak Ridge Boys have placed themselves up for auction on eBay to perform a show for the highest bidder on Dec. 31. The starting bid is $25,000 and ends on Sep. 21.
- Amazon is currently running a buy 2 get 1 free special for select albums, most of which are already discounted to under $8. I noticed a couple of selections apiece from Lyle Lovett and Steve Earle and others from C.W. McCall, Jerry Jeff Walker and the Statler Brothers. If you're more inclined to download mp3's, then check out the forums for a list of albums under $6.
- Michael Corcoran says there's no substitute for seeing Redd Volkaert, who backed Merle Haggard for seven years, live, but his latest album, Reddhead, will serve you right for those nights that you can't.
The point of his new "Reddhead," which hits stores Tuesday, might be to show that Volkaert is more than just a guitar player. He writes or co-writes seven of the 14 tracks and his rich, deep voice is featured in the mix, but ultimately the CD comes off as an instrumental album with vocals. Whether he's exploring western swing on Bob Wills' "End of the Line" or blues with "Call the Pound" or his caustic relationship ditties (co-written by Laura Durham) such as "Is Anything Alright," "We Need to Talk" and "Just Because I Don't Care," the lyrics seem to serve as spacers between all the spectacular picking. In every genre he tackles, Volkaert can hold his own with anyone.
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It's really folk music, but I would like to point out that the discovery download on itunes, "Young Friend" by Brooke Waggoner is an amazing song. I highly recommend it, and I hope her album comes out physically soon!
Also, am I the only one who doesn't like Darius Rucker's voice? I've read reviews of his album, and everyone likes his voice better than the material, but I just don't like his voice…
Good matchup for Loveless on Silver Springs.. going to have to check that out. Glad to see another glowing review for Sugarland live. I'll probably check out this years tour too. Had a blast last year.
Chris D,
I actually like his voice in the contemporary country (not traditional!) setting better than the pop/rock setting.
Wow Leeann, we are disagreeing all over the place today!
It's kind of like Matt B and I.:)
Or should it be "me"?
I think me?
I wonder how many American Idol fans will buy Kristy Lee Cook's CD? It was an advertised special at Best Buy for $ 9.99 this week, which is better than the treatment Crystal Shawanda got (only a promotional email form Sony-BMG announcing its release). Kristy is a beautiful gal, but there are so many other pretty blondes doing well in mainstream country these days that she's just another pretty face in the crowd…..
I think Darius Rucker's voice is okay for pop-country but it wouldn't ever motivate me to purchase anything from him. I thought his cowboy vocals on the Burger King commercial were weak…
I hope that Don Imus' face isn't on the cover of that CD or it would scare everyone away! I doubt it will sell very well on the campuses of all black colleges…..
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It takes a lot of chutzpah to criticize the Republican Legislature for not spending enough and then turn around and brag about the great fiscal shape the state of Montana is in. But that's Brian Schweitzer.
However, it is important for Montana voters to know that if it were up to the Democrats in the state Legislature, the state of Montana would be broke and in greater debt.
In amendments to House Bill 2 made on the floor of the Senate in 2011, our Democrat friends across the aisle proposed spending an additional $360 million. That does not include even more spending amendments made in the Finance Committee. And it does not include the $100 million in new spending and long-term debt that 100 percent of the Democrats supported in HB 439.
If the Democrats were in charge in the Montana Legislature, the state would be as broke and in debt as we are under the Democrats in Washington.
Montana needs to keep a Republican Legislature so that we don't drive over the fiscal cliff.
I am happy that the state is running a surplus and I haven't noticed that the wheels of government have ground to a halt. Excess funds should be returned to the taxpayer as proposed in Legislative Referendum 123 so people can spend it on their families, invest in their business or employees, or give it to their favorite charity.
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I'd like to refer to a few statements that Lauris Byxbe wrote in the July 26 issue of The Outpost. Lauris wrote that "Farmers and gardeners love playing in the dirt."
The truth is that they WORK THE SOIL for their livelihood, for many long hours and sometimes in difficult and even dangerous situations.
I have never heard of a farmer playing in the dirt.
Children do that.
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I had the privilege of assisting the veterans when they arrived at the Billings airport for the inaugural Big Sky Honor Flight out of Montana. There were 97 veterans, along with family and friends.
This is a chartered flight program which flies Montana veterans to Washington, D.C., to view the World War II Memorial. The average age of the veterans on this flight was 93. What an opportunity the trip was for them! There are still 200 Montana veterans waiting to take an Honor Flight.
There is a saying, "We fill a bucket one drop at a time." I would like to encourage everyone who can to send a donation, however large or small, to the Big Sky Honor Flight program. Time may be running out for some of these veterans and we can help them.
Donations may be made to: Big Sky Honor Flight, P.O. Box 80201, Billings, MT 59108 or by visiting their website at: http://bigskyhonorflight.org.
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Another liberal mantra is the horrors of carbon dioxide and the fiendish things it does to the global atmosphere. What it actually does is increase the flora, which then increases the oxygen level as oxygen is a waste product of photosynthesis. As the fauna increases, the general health of the planet is improved.
Even if man could do something to "help" the "situation," the certified climatologists indicate that it would take 1,000 years for there to be even an infinitesimal change. These same genuine climatologists tell us that the real villain in climate change/control is the activity of the sun. As the sun heats up one area of the Pacific, or if this same area cools slightly, then there is a resultant change in the weather. The liberals would have us believe:
1. The earth has never had a warming trend before; therefore, coal and oil in the poles just cannot exist.
2. The earth has never had a cooling trend; mastodons and their cousins just devised a cunning way to freeze themselves instantly.
3. Polar bears did not survive through this fictitious global warming trend or they came into being after that trend and key holed their arrival with the cooling trend that never happened after the warming trend that never happened.
4. Montana was never really a tropical inland sea area. Someone just snuck in all of those shells and fossils, not to mention all of the remains of the giant lizards in the dino family. One could go on and on, but you get the point.
It seems every time someone devises an alternate energy device someone else starts screaming that it is going to ruin the planet. Wind farms, for example, are sources of absolutely clean energy production. But the liberals/environmentalists start screeching that these farms will damage the pristine landscape.
Solar furnaces, such as the Sandia Laboratories, are capable of producing massive amounts of clean energy and they are shot down. Tidal currents are also a source of "free" energy. The list goes on and on and every suggestion is bad mouthed by one group or the other.
If we can use fossil energy, and they hate alternative energy sources, just what do they expect the people to do? It is rather like the enviro group who lobbied for use of the small fluorescent lights and now there is a problem with disposing with the mercury. Anyone want to shoot themselves in the foot?
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America has a history of being known as a bastion of economic development and innovation. We have been known for what we produce, and the pride that we take in producing it. But we have veered away from being known as a producer and have instead become a nation of consumers — especially in regards to the one product that we depend on most, our energy.
The primary cause of our increasing dependence on foreign nations to meet U.S. energy demands is our own government policies. It is largely the shifts in tax code, the burdensome regulations, and the government red tape that have made it more difficult to develop our energy resources in a way that will allow us to lessen our dependency on our adversaries abroad.
Constant changes and increases in energy tax policy like the recent proposals to change the application of tax code Section 199 and the elimination of the dual capacity tax credit for members of the American energy industry are prime examples of what is making it so difficult to achieve energy independence.
Section 199 of the tax code allows businesses to utilize tax deductions for business expenses. A wide range of businesses in the United States benefit from this deduction, but the Obama administration is seeking to exclude American energy producers from benefiting from this provision. By doing this, President Obama is not only undermining one of the largest and most economically productive industries in the United States but is creating the very same high energy prices for which he attempts to blame our American energy producers.
Yet another punitive tax measure facing American energy companies is the elimination of the dual capacity tax credit. This specific credit allows American-based businesses that earn income overseas to pay taxes once, rather than having to pay taxes to both the nation where the income was earned as well as to the U.S. In short, it ensures that American companies are not double-taxed.
Taking away the ability of U.S. energy producers to utilize the dual capacity credit would not only cost an estimated 637,000 U.S. jobs, but would increase America's reliance on foreign nations to meet our increasing energy needs. The dual capacity tax credit is a means of preserving a level playing field for American companies' when competing with their international counterparts. By eliminating the dual capacity tax credit, President Obama would be giving our foreign competitors the upper hand in the global energy market.
Passing these measures will increase the tax burden on American energy companies, create greater unemployment, and will prolong economic recovery. The repeal of the dual capacity tax credit alone would cost the American economy 637,000 jobs (American Energy Alliance) and over the next 10 years will decrease household earnings by nearly $35 billion.
The bottom line is that if we want our economy to recover, if we want to once again be known as the bastion on economic development, and it we want to create jobs, we cannot continue to allow President Obama and his allies in Congress to continue to tie down American producers and job creators in red tape and tax increases.
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I was saddened when I heard that Andy Griffith died. I never used to miss his show when I was a kid. He was a REAL role model for many young people like myself.
Now, the TV shows are about sex, violence, homosexuality, liberalism, anti-Americanism, anti-Christianism, pro-abortionism, etc. Everything except something wholesome and decent for kids to emulate.
They insult your intelligence with shows that say something stupid, and play the laugh machine as if something was funny. I can't stand to watch this garbage. I usually watch the news, which although it's controlled by the Democratic party, is informative – if you watch it objectively. And, keep in mind it's mostly liberal propaganda.
I wish the kids today had a good decent wholesome TV show to watch, like the "Andy Grifffith Show." I don't know of one. That is sad.
Andy, may you rest in peace. But, we need you now more than ever.
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VMware spin-off Pivotal has released a platform-as-a-service along with a suite of analysis applications, bringing greater competition to a quiet corner of the market. The Pivotal One platform was announced on Tuesday, and sees the year-old upstart push out a product based on VMware's open-source Cloud Foundry, along with …
Bosh is an automation/ lifecycle management tool, analogous to chef.
The message bus in cloud foundry is custom made, and called NATS, and the 'service broker' responsibility is shared between a few cloud foundry components, communicating via NATS. Last time I checked, cloud foundry proper has no knowledge of Bosh whatsoever.
BOSH isn't quite analogous to chef - it has a higher level / more abstract user model and is push-driven rather than Chef's pull driven. This makes architecting large system-wide roll outs easier, for example.
CF proper does have no knowledge of BOSH, that's true, and by design. It's perfectly possible to stand up CF without using BOSH at all.
Pivotal is facing at least two challenges
Earlier today in a Twitter chat led by John Furrier of SiliconAngle, we discussed whether Pivotal One is vapor–or real. To the naked eye, Pivotal's offering makes a lot of sense, as it brings a one-stop solution that addresses quite a lot of the needs of next-generation application architecture at an average enterprise IT shop. If Pivotal can solve two key challenges–making a quantum leap in market leadership for a few more of their products and integrating the entire product suite into a single platform–they will probably not only achieve $1B in revenue in 5 years, but will have an amazing shot at becoming the bellwether of enterprise software moving ahead.
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Trelio Restaurant
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.treliorestaurant.com/
- Phone: (559) 297-0783
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Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:30PM -8:30PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European, Contemporary French, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chris Shackelford
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Upscale Local Cuisine. Both sit-down and buffet style. Hors d"Oeuvres Receptions and Large Formal Events
- Private Party Facilities: Restaurant may be reserved privately with groups of 20 or more with minimums.
- Private Party Contact: Chris Shackelford 5592970783x
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Trelio Restaurant is a small upscale regional American restaurant that specializes in refined comfort foods and innovative cooking techniques. All products are sourced locally from farmers, ranchers and markets. Trelio's large wine list is made up of rare gems from all over California.Continued
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17 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.7
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (14)notable wine list (14)romantic (13)special occasion (13)neighborhood gem (10)good for groups (2)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Perfect as UsualClovisNeighborDined on 10/16/2014Pampered service, excellent food, mildly expensive but worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gem in ClovisWineauxVIPDined on 10/7/2014Went there for business dinner. Good fresh creative food. Would go back next time I'm in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great local restaurantSoares1207Dined on 10/4/2014My wife and I have been wanting to try Trelio for years but never got around to it because it's a tiny restaurant that we never think of when deciding on dinner. We finally remembered, and it is now one of our favorite restaurants in the area. It's a small place with no more than 15 tables in the restaurant. Great ambiance, attentive servers and the food is outstanding..!! The menu changes everyday which allows you to try new dishes and never know what to expect. Give this place a try and you will love it. Great place for a quiet dinner with your spouse or for dinner with a small group of friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice little spotOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/3/2014Interesting, very small, quaint, located downtown old Clovis. Big wine menu, small dinner menu. Sides included so the price is very good for the quality. The Salmon was cooked excellent and the Mac N Cheese was outstanding. If you like small plate specialty dinners, this is for you. If you are looking for that big steak, go to a steak house. Overall a great experience with the wife on date night.Special Features:
- Clovis' BestRickRVIPDined on 9/24/2014Great food, wine and service. This is a must visit restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JAYP-Trelio RestaurantJAYPVIPDined on 9/20/2014The Lobster Risotto was to die for. Will be back here with my wife soonSpecial Features:
- firsttimerDined on 9/6/2014The filet of sole was quite good - not excellent. The steak had good flavor, but not nearly as tender as filet mignon. It was sliced and one of the pieces had gristle. It was cooked rare just like it was ordered. The bread pudding for desert was wonderful. Servers were very cheerful and attentive.Special Features:
- The following 45 reviews are from the Trelio Restaurant reviews archive.
- Trelio is a gem in ClovisenigmataDined on 5/31/2014Been to Trelio several times over the past few years... excellent food with great wine pairings. On the list of the entrees that stand out are the espresso roast duck and the french onion soup!Special Features:
- Best in the areaCalrn57Dined on 5/23/2014Our experience at Trelio was the best we have had in the Fresno/Clovis area in awhile. Our steaks were cooked to perfection with wonderful flavor. There is a great variety of good wine to choose from, service was great. Dessert was also perfect, if you go, try the blueberry bread pudding, it was the perfect ending to our meal. We will definitely return!Special Features:
- First time visit.renerVIPDined on 4/17/2014I heard a lot about this place and finally got to try it out. Emily was our host and server...she is awesome. Great wine recommendations at a solid price. Started with crab cakes. Kind of small for an appetizer but tasty. My guest ordered the veal meatloaf, the flat iron steak and I had the lamb. We all shared and compared. The meatloaf was good, but wasn't "oh wow", I don't know how it could have been made better but it was missing a little something (in my opinion) My guest loved the meatloaf. Maybe I am more traditional. The flat iron steak was very tasty and was the nights winner. My lamb was not medium and was just average although the portion was plenty. The chef came out to say "hello", which is always a nice touch. Will come back.Special Features:
- fine diningDeebsDined on 2/25/2014this was my third time visiting Trelios.their food always looks and tastes just like the stuff you see on Iron Chef.they have a very small menu. But everything on it is very good.if you done here be prepared to choose from about 6 to 7 dinners that are quite different what you'd find in any other restaurant.my only complaint is that I ordered a class of wine and got about an ounce of wine.I'm sure that's probably what it is customary in an upscale restaurant.but I couldn't help to Feel a little jipped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing.luv2fishDined on 2/14/2014The Valentine's menu and food not nearly as good as the regular menu. Some of the wine pairings did not match food. Overpriced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A JewelMickDined on 12/4/2013We have been there twice within a few months. It was very good the first time and even better this time. Nicely done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was Good, not greatAronDined on 11/16/2013This is now the third time I have visited Trelio in the last 4years. The previous two times that we visited, the food was great. This last time we ordered the boar belly, and it was awfully dry. I understand that boar will not be as fatty as pork, however, it was like eating overcooked pot roast. Flavor was good, too dry though. Our fish entrees were moist and delightful. The wine list is great, and it is a great romantic restaurant. The server was very attentive and knowledgeable, however when we got our bill at the end of the night, they listed the bottle of wine on the receipt without charging us for it. But then they charged it on the card, without any word mentioned. Just thought they could have said something....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TrelioTrelioDined on 10/9/2013This restaurant was not anything like the reviews or the "restaurant write-up". This is not comfort food - this is gourmet fine dining food! We had a very picky eater with us at dinner and I was very worried she would not find anything to suit her pallet. However, we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. Outstanding. The other contradiction to the write up vs the actual experience. This is an ala carte restaurant so price is not $$ - it was $$$ to $$$$. I understand the restaurant changed hands - and this might account for the changes, but someone should really update the listing on Open Table. Had I known this was 'fine dining' and $$$ we would have chosen a different restaurant because of the size of our party. But it was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A sweet small restaurantBarbVIPDined on 9/27/2013Never been to Clovis-Fresno before. This place was a real find for dinner. Just good food!Special Features:
- great eveningroweboatDined on 9/26/2013My wife and I again had a very wonderful evening. The service was excellent, the food was the best and the room was just right for us to celebrate bet birthday in a quite very nice way. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Imaginative, delicious menu2EagereatersDined on 7/19/2013We've dined here before, we are always excited to see what local, seasonal specialties are offered. They didn't disappoint this time, offering in addition to their usual outstanding beef, lamb and fish choices, frog legs and oxtails. Many reasonably priced wines on their extensive wine list. I'd definitely recommend Trelio.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A "gem" in ClovisOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/25/2013The restaurant was very accomodating eventhough we showed up at 8PM. The service was impeccable and very attentive. The food was delightful. I would highly suggest this restaurant to whom ever lives or is visiting Clovis.Special Features:
- This was an outstanding meal.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/24/2013This was an outstanding meal. The chef does a wonderful job creating flavorful and very well balanced meals. The dessert (flourless chocolate torte) was unbelievable.Special Features:
- Great place to have in downtownOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/4/2013Great place to have in downtown Clovis....a gem. Recommend this for a special occasion due to price. Food and wine list are exceptional. A place you would expect to find in a big city like SF or downtown Denver. Wonderful.Special Features:
- Delicious food, great service,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/30/2013Delicious food, great service, made it a very memorable meal. We had brought our own bottle of white and they didn't seem to have a corkage fee. Classy elegant dining yet very comfortable relaxed atmosphere.Special Features:
- This was my first trip toDaviesDined on 3/20/2013This was my first trip to Trelio and was not disappointed. Each dish was carefully prepared, and everyone in the dining party was impressed with the flavors and presentations. The wines were delightful, and we all appreciated the pacing of the dining experience. Well done!Special Features:
- The best you will find fordavidbVIPDined on 3/2/2013The best you will find for many miles around. The freshest-best tasting food reminds you of how food is supposed to taste. Pretty hard to beat no matter where you travel-well worth a try!!Special Features:
- A favorite fit for the big leaguesOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 2/23/2013Another outstanding meal with perfect service. This place just warms my heart all the way around. They treat you like part of the family but celebrate you in a first-class way as a valued customer. I would trust my most important occasions to this restaurant. I have spent all my birthdays in recent history at this restaurant. Amazing wines selected my former somm and current co-owner, Chris. Fit for foodies and wine snobs, amongst whom I include myself.Special Features:
- GREAT FOOD LOUSY SERVICE & ATTITUDEOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/12/2013Our original server switched to someone else and things went downhill. The person who took over our table was a male server, most likely the owner. He was VERY busy and hyper. My wine glass had a smudge on it and he insisted it was "polished" and proceeded to pour wine (a bottle we brought with us) into it. I asked him to stop and he was upset and took it away. After bringing a new glass I had asked what happened to the other. I wanted to offer it to him to taste. He became quite rude. I mentioned he seemed very anxious and that I was the customer. Although he agreed with both statements we did leave after our appetizer and salad. By the way, both were excellent. Food great - service and attitude terrible.
- Outstanding meal! Chef extremelyHunt4theBestDined on 2/6/2013Outstanding meal! Chef extremely creative - the savory Cinnamon Butternut Ravioli with browned sage brown butter sauce was to die for!!! Truly enjoyed our evening.Special Features:
- Excellent choices for selectionOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 1/30/2013Excellent choices for selection in the menu. Food was out-standing in taste. Great choices for wines, 16-page wine list. Very helpful waiter.Special Features:
- Quite simply the best restaurantBradVIPDined on 1/22/2013Quite simply the best restaurant in the Fresno/Clovis area!Special Features:
- The best in the central valley!!davidbVIPDined on 11/17/2012Always the best of everything you chose-from the bread o the dessert!Special Features:
- Great find for visitors toOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/13/2012Great find for visitors to Fresno area or en route to Yosemite.Special Features:
- SpectacleOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/22/2012Amazing! Hands down the best restaurant in the area.Special Features:
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/21/2012This was a unexpected treasure in Fresno. The wine list was extensive and the waiter very knowledgeable about the wines, loads of local choices.Good thing because,they have small beer choices and no liquor. There were 3 of us and we sampled different appetizers and meals. All were handmade and delicious. Loved the use of fresh local produce! The food looked as delicious as it tasted and the portions were generous. Additionally, the chef came out and spoke with us, which we always enjoy.Special Features:
- Food was great but it tookHelenVIPDined on 8/16/2012Food was great but it took great effort to find service to order and pay the bill.Special Features:
- This was my first visit toOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/9/2012This was my first visit to Trelio. My sister was visiting from out of town and I didn't want to bring her to one of the "chains" (we both enjoy good food and wine!) Food and service were 5 star. Loved that local ingredients were used-will be back soon!Special Features:
- Awesome selection and intricateCraigBDined on 7/21/2012Awesome selection and intricate menu, will go back!!!!Special Features:
- This is now my third timeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/12/2012This is now my third time at this restaurant. I would definitely recommend it to anybody looking for a great night out with some awesome food.Special Features:
- My new favoritedavidbVIPDined on 6/29/2012The very best fine dining you will find. The food is the freshest and most delicious from the beginning to end. Try it and you will not go back to Flemings or Ruth's Chris.Special Features:
- The rotating menu seems toOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/22/2012The rotating menu seems to have something for everyone from a vegetarian dish to beef, lamb, fish and chicken. It's a real foody type place, so don't expect to go in and get a 3000 cal meal like at the cheesecake factory or something, this is good food, made with good, fresh, local ingredients. It's a very small place, with maybe only 15-20 tables or so, and you can expect the chef to come out and pay a visit, which is a nice touch. They have a very extensive wine selection, as evidenced by their "Wine Spectator" magazine citation as one of the worlds best. So if you are looking for real, good, fresh food and an adult eating atmosphere that is more high end, this is the place to go in Clovis.Special Features:
- Great food, fantastic service.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/8/2012Great food, fantastic service. Very relaxing atmosphere.Special Features: