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Definition of Round Table in English:
Round Table
1The table at which King Arthur and his knights sat so that none should have precedence.
- 'Cast your minds back to the days of olde, Knights of the Round Table, Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood and his Merry Men.'
- 'Chrétien of Troyes in the 1170s and 1180s also introduced courtly love, made the Round Table a centre of chivalry, and identified Arthur's capital as Camelot.'
- 'All of us are at least somewhat familiar with the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.'
- 'The most famous folklore of England is about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.'
- 'That last example isn't quite from the Knights of the Round Table, is it?'
- 'At this point Arthur is very old, but he still remembers his original vision of brotherhood, for a time realized with the Round Table.'
- 'Wace's Roman de Brut was not simply a translation: it included an elaborated Arthurian section and, unlike Geoffrey, mentioned the Round Table.'
- 'Sure, the story of King Arthur is a myth, but this is how Lancelot (Gruffudd) came to be one of the knights of the Round Table.'
- 'The respect and courtesy was worthy of the Knights of the Round Table.'
- 'It's not the genuine Round Table of legend, alas, just an 18-foot oak reconstruction ordered by one of the Plantagenet King Edwards.'
- 'Positing that King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table were real - the last vestiges of the Roman Empire - is not a new concept.'
- 'Later traditions say that Arthur and the Knights sat at a Round Table in token of their equality.'
- 'The novel focuses upon the paisanos of the Monterey area, paralleling their lives with those of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.'
- 'Only the Great Hall remains but it is a beautiful, ancient building and contains what is reputed to be King Arthur's Round Table.'
- 'Many of their exploits are related in the tales of the Knights of the Round Table.'
- 'Founded by Edward III in 1348, and said to be based on the Arthurian Knights of the Round Table, it is the world's most ancient and exclusive club.'
- 'The Knights of the Round Table possessed many aspects of chivalry, but each of them had flaws.'
- 'The will of the Round Table grew too strong, its knights too forceful.'
- 'There Val waxed in wit and strength, became squire and friend to Sir Gawain and, through many feats of bravery, a knight of King Arthur's Round Table.'
- 'The Knights of the Round Table sought the Holy Grail, Long John Silver his treasure, Gollum the ring.'
2An international charitable association which holds discussions and undertakes community service, open to men between the ages of 18 and 45, typically from business and professional groups.
- 'A grand firework display, organised by Reigate Round Table, will finish off the day's festivities.'
- 'Steve Griffin, chairman of Highworth and Swindon Round Table, said: "I would like to thank all those people who gave so generously during our various fundraising events before Christmas."'
- 'Members of Swindon's Round Table have dished out thousands of pounds to Swindon charities.'
- 'The Round Table has tied-up with international NGOs and is also assisted by the Government for funding various projects.'
- 'In a hugely varied career, John Smallwood worked as an estate agent, an auctioneer, was national president of the Round Table and wrote three books.'
- 'Round Table India is part of the Round Table International.'
- 'Have you considered contacting your local Rotary Club, Lions or Round Table?'
- 'I did a catering course at college, sponsored by the local Round Table, who had even helped me buy my first set of knives.'
- 'The booklet is one of several projects ongoing by the Round Table.'
- 'Event organiser Gary Thomson of Nahoon Round Table says right from the word go the event has always been about family and charity.'
- 'Real ale and beer lovers are invited to sample more than 20 brews at a beer festival organised by Queensbury, Shelf and District Round Table.'
- 'Each year for more than 40 years, the Round Table has had a sleigh with Father Christmas in the centre of Swindon, every Saturday in December.'
- 'He was active in the Round Table and the St John Ambulance, and he became president of the Derby Medical Society.'
- '"He was conscious of others all the time, hence his involvement with the Round Table."'
- 'Sarah Lucas is on the Not-for-Profit Round Table and supports the idea of the streamlining that the Round Table has called for.'
- 'The money was collected by Swindon and District Round Table.'
- 'Boris Johnson, the Tory MP for Henley, last night paid tribute to Mr Langford, whom he knew through his work for the town's Round Table fundraisers.'
- 'The biggest thrill for the Fieldings is knowing that staff nominated their daughter for the trip, which has been arranged by the Round Table.'
- 'The Danson Park fireworks, which will be the Welling Round Table's 31st display for the community, will take place on Saturday.'
- '"We are hoping to drum up more members to join the Queensbury, Shelf and District Round Table at the event."'
- 'Although tickets are available from Spargs Liquor Mart, if you buy from Nahoon Round Table, R10 of every ticket will go towards their charities.'
3An assembly for discussion, especially at a conference.[as modifier] 'round-table talks'
- 'In addition, a roster of museum professionals attended the event and participated as lecturers and panelists in a round-table discussion during the lecture series.'
- 'The fest features six cabaret shows designed by general and artistic director D. Kimm, and numerous open mics and round-table discussions.'
- 'Tellingly, none of the round-table's participants is able to answer.'
- 'The round-table discussion abruptly ended when Daisy's camera began to move.'
- 'The Polish Jaruzelski government had entered into round-table talks with Solidarity leader Lech Wasa and the Catholic Church in February 1989.'
- 'Dr. Smith, who has always offered us wise counsel and a friendly smile, earned a special place at our editors' round-table and in our hearts as well.'
- 'Regularly scheduled round-table discussion groups allow business owners to get together to analyze problems, successes and areas of concern for their businesses.'
- 'The conversations were intense and spectacular, charged with the unspoken understanding that the round-table meetings themselves were a kind of Utopia.'
- 'Topics include marketing, public relations, staff recruitment, and round-table discussions for experienced and first-time supervisors.'
- 'Clad in homespun clothes, Gandhi once attended a round-table conference in London, where he brought along with him a milch goat to symbolise the self-sufficiency of the Indian people.'
- ''I want to make sure that our dollars go to reward companies that create jobs here at home,' he told an election round-table last week.'
- 'The opening is preceded by a round-table discussion at 3 p.m. and the exhibition runs until July 24.'
- 'In a round-table setting, the researcher facilitated the three discussion sessions.'
- 'In the field of corporate strategy, which some might call corporate shenanigans, the experience curve always figures quite highly in any round-table discussions.'
- 'Indeed, the makers of this maddeningly ambiguous new film spend most of this round-table interview avoiding any discussion of its contents.'
- 'As I mentioned in this article, I attended a round-table debate on the future of UK Internet businesses yesterday.'
- 'His study of emerging managerial competences involved senior executives, twenty of whom participated in a round-table forum.'
- 'This debate is not a round-table among rational people who respect each other.'
- 'That program brings teachers together for round-table discussions in select cities.'
- 'The second step includes a round-table discussion and review of the current clinical management and practice.'
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Situated near the boardwalk, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Canal Grande di Trieste, Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi, and Piazza della Borsa. Piazza Unita d'Italia and Palazzo del Municipio are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Helen Quisenberry
Helen Hart Quisenberry, 89, of Seymour, Texas, passed from this life on Monday, August 04, 2014. Services were held Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 11 a.m., at First Baptist Church of Seymour, Rev. Steve Sullwold officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery of Seymour, under the direction of Archer Funeral Home.
Helen was born March 20, 1925, in Eastland, the daughter of Ada Pauline and Walter Norman Hart. The family moved to Seymour in 1929, with Walter assuming the position of manager of Texas Electric Service Company. She attended Seymour Schools until 1940 when she married Roy Graham Quisenberry, Jr. and graduated from A&M Consolidated High School in College Station. While there, she was employed in the Industrial Education Department at Texas A&M. Following Roy's graduation from A&M, they moved to Fort Worth where Helen was employed by Ranch Style Beans and later, Texas Electric. Her final move was to Seymour, with the family, operating Quisenberry Super Service and engaging in farming and ranching with Helen working for Charles Foyt Tax Service for several years.
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Montavilla: Attractions abound on this stretch of Stark Street
Photography by FAITH CATHCART
Throughout the 1990s, there were rumors of revitalization along the stretch of Southeast Stark Street from the base of Mount Tabor to the busy thoroughfare of 82nd Avenue. But all that talk never amounted to much, and a prime seven-block stretch of retail storefronts sat underutilized and utterly unloved.
Then little things started happening. In 2000, a Lebanese restaurant and international market opened, drawing a steady trickle of food fans away from the Pearl District, which was the hot restaurant district at the time. Then a pie house and coffee shop moved in, followed later by restaurants like The Country Cat, which is one of the best American restaurants in the city.
Clearly, Stark's gritty days are gone -- you have to go to 82nd for that. A mix of businesses -- many of them food-focused -- invigorate the strip, and Montavilla's monthly First Friday celebrations, featuring special deals, live music and art shows, add fuel to the fire.
A good place to start any visit to the neighborhood is at 1. The Academy Theater (7818 S.E. Stark St.; 503-252-0500), which many credit with the neighborhood's turnaround. When it opened in 1948, Montavilla was experiencing a post-war building boom, and a generation of neighbors would head here to see John Wayne and Marilyn Monroe pictures. But the single-screen movie house closed in the 1970s, and the shell was stripped of its seats and screens to make way for the offices of Nickel Ads. But in 2006, a completely refurbished Academy reopened, with three screens devoted to showing second-run movies. No matter what's playing, the lobby is a marvel, with a Streamline Moderne-style dome that's been fully restored, and a snack bar selling slices from nearby Flying Pie Pizzeria, sushi, salads and fruit, along with 10 local microbrews.
For parents, there's baby-sitting available for $7.50 per kid before 8 p.m. -- so for once you can see a movie that doesn't have talking animals. Whether or not you've got the kids in tow, there's plenty of creative whimsy across the street at 2. Pottery Fun (7821 S.E. Stark St.; 503-253-8070), a paint-your-own ceramics shop where you can doll up your own garden gnome or create a serving platter that's worthy of next Thanksgiving's table. Need some liquid inspiration? Look for special events, such as a recent margarita night, when customers decorated plates while the tequila flowed. Once you've indulged your inner Picasso, the staff will glaze and kiln-fire your masterpiece for you to pick up later.
After painting pottery, it's time for pie at 3. Bipartisan Cafe (7901 S.E. Stark St.; 503-253-1051). When you step into this neighborhood hangout, the first thing you notice is all of the political bric-a-brac on the walls, which look like the offices of the Saturday Evening Post exploded all over them. There are Norman Rockwell's famous "Four Freedoms" posters, plus ornately framed portraits of America's lesser-known presidents -- James Buchanan and Martin Van Buren never had it so good. Then you notice the sea of laptop computers. On a rainy afternoon, 30 to 40 of them may be purring along while their users sip coffee and dig into croissant sandwiches. Finally, you spy the pie! A case is loaded with old-fashioned peach, marionberry and apple pies, available by the slice for $3.25 or whole for $16.25 (plus a $2 pie tin deposit). Crusts are all homemade, and popular pies have vegan versions available (sweetened with agave nectar instead of honey).
There's nothing food-related about 4. Gifts & Toys Inc. (7940 S.E. Stark St.; 503-251-7689), unless you're on the hunt for white elephant gifts to take to a cocktail party. Almost everything in this House of Bizarre defies expectations: There are rows upon rows of framed "Scarface" posters; eerily creepy paintings of the Obama family; Michael Jackson T-shirts; and everything you need for your incomplete shrine to late race car driver Dale Earnhardt. There also are stacks of cheap made-in-China plastic toys, which could make silly party favors.
For dinner, there are plenty of fun options in addition to The Country Cat. 5. Ya Hala (8005 S.E. Stark St.; 503-256-4484) set Montavilla's gentrification in motion when it opened here 11 years ago, but the Lebanese restaurant is nicer-looking than when it originally opened, with harsh fluorescent lighting tamed and curtains giving the dining room a more elegant feel. And it has expanded into the space next door, offering overflow seating on busy nights, eliminating the long weekend waits that at one time were a deterrent. What hasn't changed are the affordable prices. Most entrees are in the $11-$13 range, though you can make a meal out of one or two of the hot and cold appetizers, which run around $5. Can't decide? The veggie mezza has the best of everything for under $10: plates of tabbouleh, hummus, baba ghanouj, plus falafel, rolled grape leaves and fried cauliflower. Stop by the restaurant's store, International Food Supply, to pick up Middle Eastern staples (including the best pistachios ever) to bring home.
Farther east, there's a homier dinner option at 6. Immortal Pie and Larder (8029 S.E. Stark St.; 971-255-1491), a savory pie house selling individually sized 4-inch crusts filled with things like rosemary-scented lamb, chicken with wild mushroom, and a combo of sausage, kale and onions. There are usually a couple of sweet options, too. While your pie is being warmed up, scan the wall of wine, which has a large selection of half-bottles -- just the thing when you only want a glass or two. The larder part of the business is clearly represented in the carefully curated pantry staples, including the very best from Steven Smith Teamaker, relishes from Sassafras Catering, plus spicy sausages from Olympic Provisions.
With two shops dishing up pie within a block of each other, dessert is a no-brainer. But you'd be remiss if you didn't at least take something home from 7. Pastrygirl (7919 S.E. Stark St.; 503-254-5433). Known for picture-perfect, from-scratch, special-occasion cakes, the bakery also has a drool-worthy selection of cakes and tarts available by the slice, plus several varieties of sandwich cookies, such as lavender shortbread with lemon cream.
If you're looking for a great happy hour, hit 8. The Observatory restaurant (8115 S.E. Stark St.; 503-445-6284) and its secret, hidden sister bar Over and Out, accessed through a hallway near the restrooms. Except for entrees, it has everything its big sister has, plus pinball, pool and flat-screen TVs. Both offer happy hour daily from 3-6 p.m., and from 10-close on Sundays-Thursdays, with addictive oregano-spiced fry bread and parmesan-garlic fries for just $2 each, and a steaming bowl of mussels for $5. Unlike some happy hours, which offer cheap bites but full-priced drinks, there's bargain sipping here, with $3 basic cocktails, a $5 daily cocktail special, and if you're really pinching pennies, 16-ounce cans of domestic beer for just a buck. As the name implies, the decor sports a celestial theme. With Montavilla shooting for the stars these days, it seems fitting.
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Neko Case, Metric among new Pabst Theater group show announcements
There's a lot of news coming from the Pabst Theater group Monday morning. First came the announcement that Sheryl Crow is coming back to town with a show at the Riverside Dec. 5. Now the local venue organization has not one but four more show announcements to share.
Among them are Neko Case, playing the Riverside Oct. 18. Case, well known for her solo work in addition to her role in indie pop supergroup the New Pornographers, just released her mouthful of a solo album last week, "The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You." No doubt her longtime backing vocalist, Wisconsin resident Kelly Hogan, will be there. »Read Full Article
A Q&A with Tony Bennett about his career and his show Friday at the Riverside Theater
Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and Leonard Cohen continue to amaze with incredible performances well into their senior years.
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PrideFest Milwaukee's lineup includes Macy Gray, Sandra Bernhard, Lisa Lampanelli
If three of its headliners are any indication of its personality, the 2014 edition of PrideFest Milwaukee will not be the shy and retiring kind of festival.
Raspy R&B singer Macy Gray, insult comic Lisa Lampanelli and provocative comedian and actor Sandra Bernhard top the lineup for this year's lakefront festival, which celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender culture and community. »Read Full Article
PianoArts brings musicians from around the world to Milwaukee
A dozen young pianists from the United States, China, Taiwan, Canada and Peru will play in PianoArts' biannual piano competition and festival Thursday through next Wednesday at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave., and the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St.
The pianists, ages 16 to 20, are semifinalists in a process that began with 40 pianists submitting performances on DVD. They are competing for more than $25,000 in prizes, scholarships and fellowships. They'll perform solo and duo recitals during the weeklong festival and will be coached in master classes and discussions. »Read Full Article
Doghouse Flowers' roots start with the 1970s
Justin Reuther wasn't born in Milwaukee. But he was born in the music business.
"My father worked promotions for Capricorn Records and RCA in San Francisco, so I was exposed to that country rock, Laurel Canyon kind of sound, bands like Poco,the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers," Reuther said. »Read Full Article
Blame Internet for Waukesha stabbing? Or Judy Blume?
In my column, I look at local and national print and TV news coverage of the stabbing attack in Waukesha by two young girls, reportedly inspired by a horror fiction website.
The site features a character named Slender Man whom the girls believed to be real and whom they hoped to impress with the attack. But did their access to the Internet make it a co-conspirator in the crime? One reader thinks so and probably isn't alone. He wrote: »Read Full Blog Post(1)
New DVD releases June 10: 'Non-Stop,' 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit'
NON-STOP (Universal) Liam Neeson plays a U.S. air marshal on a flight from New York to London who starts getting anonymous texts telling him that if $150 million isn't wired into a numbered account within 20 minutes, someone on the plane will die. With Michelle Dockery, Julianne Moore, Lupita Nyong'o. (PG-13; violence, some language, sensuality, drug references) ★★1/2 »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
David Kern, the teenager stricken with a crisis of faith in "Pigeon Feathers," returns as a young adult in "Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car," the longest story so far in this Library of America collection. Like last week's story, "The Blessed Man of Boston, My Grandmother's Thimble, and Fanning Island," "Packed Dirt ..." has a hinged format that biographer Adam Begley calls "fugal." »Read Full Blog Post
Picks for tonight's CMT Country Music Video Awards
As Nashville shines the year's brightest light on the country music industry with this week's citywide CMA Music Festival, CMT joins the party with their annual Music Awards tonight at 7 on the cable network. It's sure to be a star-studded spectacle celebrating the year's best videos alongside performances from Blake Shelton, Brantley Gilbert, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Lady Antebellum. Pop star Jason Derulo will join Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line for a special collaboration and John Legend will team up with Jennifer Nettles and Hunter Hayes. Kacey Musgraves and Lee Ann Womack will pay a special musical tribute to Alan Jackson's 25 years of music videos and stars from across the entertainment world will join host Kristen Bell to hand out the night's awards.
Below are my picks for three of the night's awards, along with what should be the winning videos. Find the full list of all awards and nominees here. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Kandinsky
Hello dear readers. So what's going on in Milwaukee today?
First, a big, real-deal museum show opens at the Milwaukee Art Museum, a 12-hour preview for members only. It's the art show of the summer: Kandinsky. Memberships start at $65 and you can sign up today. »Read Full Blog Post


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Skip to comments.Should Obama Supporters Start Freaking Out?
Posted on 10/09/2012 2:41:24 PM PDT by drewh
No one on the left is making the case that President Obamas listless first debate against Mitt Romney was a good thing for the campaign. The question now is how worried they should be amid early post-debate polling showing a Mitt Romney surge. Mild concern? Creeping fear? Full-blown freakout?
The undisputed captain of Team Freakout is Newsweeks Andrew Sullivan, the longtime Obama supporter who has written a number of cover stories advocating for his campaign. His post-debate analysis of how Obama plummeted into near-oblivion is so spectacularly glum that it spawned its own parody account on Twitter, @SullyPanic (sample tweet: After Wednesdays debate Im leaving the Catholic church. God is dead.)
Team Freakout hit maximum garment-rending levels after a poll from the respected Pew Research Center dropped Monday showing Obama down 4 to Romney, a total collapse from Pews last survey in September showing the president with an 8-point lead. Another national poll by Democratic PPP found Romney taking a 2-point lead, his first of the year.
That said, more optimistic Democrats found several mitigating factors to keep them away from the ledge. Most notably, several pollsters, including Rasmussen, Gallup, PPP, and ABC News, found Romney surging (albeit less dramatically) in their own numbers but only in the immediate aftermath of the debate. By the weekend, things seemed to be shifting back towards Obama. The bulk of Pews numbers came Thursday and Friday.
Tom Jensen, a pollster for the Democratic PPP, told TPM that he was still reserving judgment for now in the case of Team Freakout vs. Team Optimism.
I am concerned about the polls in the last week, but not quite to the freaking out point, he said. Ive been telling people since the Democratic convention that something crazy would have to happen for Obama not to win. I think the incredibly lopsided debate does qualify as something crazy and that who will win is a much more uncertain question than it was a week ago.
While Romneys apparent dropoff in weekend polling was a positive sign for Democrats, Jensen suggested Democrats may need to wait a few days before either going nuclear or backing down to Defcon 5.
I think if Romneys continuing to run evenish nationally a week from now and if were starting to see some toss up or Romney leaning swing state [polls] from legitimate companies then it might be freak out time, he said.
New York Times polling guru Nate Silver offered up a similar plea for calm on his blog. In addition to Romney possibly already coming back down to earth from his post-debate highs, Silver noted that most of the scariest swing state polls to emerge so far are from Republican-leaning outlets that actually pegged Obama at the same weak position when he had a dominant lead in national polls as well.
One Democratic strategist familiar with polling who didnt want his name used due to his client list told TPM the polls hes seeing in all-important swing states arent making him nervous. Yet.
Nobody should be freaking out because we have yet to see a lot of good quality data in any of the swing states, the strategist said. Ive already seen some quality polls in some of the swing states that show things to be relatively stable.
He dismissed national polling as largely irrelevant, but did say movement for Romney post-debate is real.
There was always going to be a tightening. Am I dismissing the movement? No, he said. Clearly somethings going on when 70 million people watch the debate. Theres clearly an interest in this stuff thats at an all time high. So we cant dismiss it but I think that the notion that the sky is falling is probably overdone.
Now's as good a time as any.................
I think the answer is YES.
Freak Out, Drop Out, Blow out, bow out, etc.
this woman was way ahead of the curve...The Obama Phone Lady Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwa3t-o4rmg&feature=related
Nobody should be freaking out because we have yet to see a lot of good quality data in any of the swing states, the strategist said. Ive already seen some quality polls in some of the swing states that show things to be relatively stable.
PA & OH aer tightening to single digits. R has the lead in FL.
Rasmussen has even CT a six point Obama lead.
Reletively stable ?
Not yet. Four weeks is an eternity in politics.
Ignoring the obvious—that Obozo supporters have been freaking out for some time—they seem to be discovering that Americans want to elect people who have accomplished things in the private sector not people who have failed in both the private sector (both Barack and Moochelle surrendered their law licenses) and in the public sector...and the American people seem to have caught on that Obama and his minions are epic failures.
i doubt many in the famed 47% moved or will be moved. What happened is that the squishy mods firmed up for Romney and the undecided saw Romney as a true candidate and not just the fake cartoon the media tried to paint.
Barring some major event, I think what you see now is what the electorate will be on Election Day and the key will be about turnout, not changing voters' minds.
Bow out? ROFLMAO! Obamanites bowing?
The liberal TPM is striving to keep the troops from bolting. This defies the polling results since the weekend.
Who is going to know when they freak out? They are all a bunch of lying drama queen, tantrum throwers anyway, on a daily basis.
Murders, suicides, drug overdoses, beatings, child abuses and the like are all going up.
That is the real Freak Out.
Yes, they should.........
I like THIS version:
Freak out?
Who could tell?
my new ringtone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA1sVqSIfYA&feature=related
Why not? They are freaks.
LOL...is that really a ringtone?
I expect Chris Matthews head to explode on live TV before the election.
They reek of freak!
Geeeze Louise, and a damn added on to that.....yikes!
They are already.
Where I live a 78 year old bus driver b1tch of a woman got into an political argument with a 12 year old boy on the bus, a private school bus for a catholic school, and was irked by his family's Romney sign the last two weeks and has been harassing the kid since, when the kid said well Obama's for abortion as a reason to vote against him, she told him maybe his mother should have aborted him.
No lie. The whackadoos are coming out full batsh1t crazy.
Oh goodness! I did not need to see that...
Half of the 47% [maybe more] don't consider themselves to be part of it. They're Social Security and Medicare recipients who paid for their benefits or they're the unemployed and underemployed who'd rather be working or working more.
Romney's statement was clumsy, but I can't imagine it will hurt him.
It will not be a pretty sight - but of course, very entertaining!
If I miss that please tape and share. I love humor
Santa dancing like that is appalling!
WOW! Just WOW!
I tell both my 9 and 11-year-old Sons to keep politics in our home and cars.
LOL!! I just stole that GIF.
I don't know if you should start freaking out. 1) Emails revealed AGW/IPCC leftist scam. 2) Obama gets trounced in 2010 elections. 3) Economy is flatter than a pancake under the FOREIGNERS leftist policies. 4) THE FOREIGNER has been skating on thin ice for the last four years held up by the MSM by his suspenders. 5) His regime (socialism/communism) has been exposed to the american people and is collasping faster than WITHHOLDER can delete his Fast & Furious emails to Obama.
I don't know. If your going to FREAK, I would say the time is about right now.
You mean they have not started all ready; how about 4 years ago....
They should start booking their one way passage to Bum-Luck-A-Stan where they will feel at home.
There are "be on the winning side" voters. Momentum is important. Big enthusiasm gap. Obama supporters are the exact demographic hit worst by his policies.
Polls are still early but the shift is amazing. Women in particular moved 11 points! Historic numbers.
you know, after years of hearing about chrissy,it's a wonder no one's made a exploding head gif of him..
Avoid the rush. Freak out now!
Leave OBAMA ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/sarc
It's time for them to grow up and vote Romney.
that's hilarious
Regarding your photo: I didn't realize that Jay carney had been in ROTC.
Regarding your photo: I didn't realize that Jay Carney had been in ROTC.
Even among the 47% THERE ARE MANY WHO believe they pay taxes. They still hate people who are overt takers like the Obama phone lady.
"New York Times polling guru Nate Silver.."
Calling that babbling nitwit Silver a guru is equivalent to praising Hitler for his defense of Berlin.
something I cannot unsee!! lol
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There are a handful of frequent causes of nocturia. The most common may be drinking too much water or other fluids too close to bedtime. Excessive alcohol or caffeine consumption also may contribute.

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Medicare Terms Glossary
In Medicare Part B, a doctor "accepts assignment" when he or she agrees to take payment of the Medicare-approved amount as payment in full for a service. If a doctor accepts assignment, your share of the cost is limited to your coinsurance payment (usually 20% of the Medicare-approved amount).
The time period each year when anyone with Medicare can enroll in Medicare prescription drug plans (Part D) and Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans. The Annual Election Period (AEP) is October 15 through December 7 every year, with coverage effective on January 1 of the following year.
In Medicare Part B, doctors who do not accept assignment may use this method to bill you for an additional payment. Another name for balance billing is "excess charges." A doctor cannot bill you more than 15% of the Medicare-approved amount. In some states, balance billing may be limited to less than 15% or may not be allowed at all.
This is the way that Medicare measures your use of hospital and skilled nursing facilities (under Part A). A benefit period starts when you enter the hospital for an overnight stay
and ends when you have been out of the hospital (or skilled nursing facility) for 60 days in a row. You can have multiple benefit periods in one year, and the Medicare Part A deductible applies to each benefit period (not annually).
A prescription medication that has been patented and is produced only by one manufacturer. It is trademarked and sold under a brand name, and may or may not have a generic equivalent.
This term applies to Medicare prescription drug coverage. It is the time period when you pay only a small amount (copay or coinsurance) for a covered drug and your plan pays the rest. Catastrophic coverage starts after you have spent $4,550 in total out-of-pocket costs for your covered drugs in a single year (this is the 2014 "trigger" and may change each January).
This is the federal agency that runs the Medicare program, and that works with the states to run their Medicaid program. CMS makes sure that beneficiaries in both programs are able to get access to high-quality health care.
This is a kind of cost sharing where you pay a percentage of the cost (rather than a fixed amount). For example, if your coinsurance is 20% and Medicare approves a $100 doctor isit, Medicare will pay $80 and you pay $20. With some plans, you do not pay coinsurance until you have first paid a deductible.
A way to figure out who pays first when two or more health insurance plans are responsible for paying a medical claim.
This is the other kind of cost sharing, where you pay a flat amount for a particular service. You usually have copays in Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug plans (such as $10 to see the doctor and $7 for generic prescriptions).
This is the percentage (coinsurance) or flat amount (copay) you must pay. Generally speaking, it is a term for the way Medicare or a plan shares your health care costs with you. Deductibles are also a way of sharing costs.
This is the cost-sharing stage of a Medicare Part D plan in which you pay most of the cost for your prescriptions. You enter the coverage gap when you and the plan together
have paid a pre-set amount for your drugs. This amount is determined by the plan, but Medicare establishes a maximum. The maximum for 2014 is $2,850. You remain in the
coverage gap stage until you have spent your plan's out-of-pocket limit in a single year. Deductibles, copays, coinsurance and other payments count toward the out-of-pocket
limit, but premiums do not. Once you are through the coverage gap stage, you enter the cost-sharing stage called "catastrophic coverage."
This is prescription coverage from a health plan other than a Part D stand-alone plan or Medicare Advantage plan that is considered as good as the Medicare prescription
coverage. If you have creditable coverage, you can delay enrollment for Part D benefits and can avoid the late-enrollment penalty when you do sign up.
A set amount you may be required to pay before you receive coverage for your plan benefits. Generally, deductibles apply to Medicare Parts A, B and D. Deductibles may
also apply to Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans and certain Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans.
This is a person who is eligible for both Original Medicare (Parts A and B) and Medicaid (or other state medical assistance programs such as MassHealth).
This is equipment needed for medical reasons that is sturdy enough to be used many times without wearing out – such as wheelchairs and hospital beds. Durable medical equipment is covered under Part B
A sudden, serious and unexpected illness, injury or condition in which a person believes his or her health is in danger if medical treatment is not received immediately.
Plans that give health and/or drug coverage to employees, former employees and their families. These plans are offered to people through their (or a spouse's) current or former employer or employee organization.
Health plans do not cover all health care services. Exclusions are those services that are not covered by (or excluded from) the plan.
A Medicare program to help people with limited income and resources pay Medicare prescription drug program costs, such as premiums, deductibles and coinsurance. To
qualify, you must make less than $17,235 a year (or $23,265 for married couples). Even if your annual income is higher, you still may be able to get some extra help. Your resources must also be limited to $13,300 (or $26,580 for married couples). Resources include bank accounts, stocks and bonds, but not your house or car.
A list of the prescription drugs that are covered by a specific Medicare Part D plan (a stand-alone plan or Medicare Advantage plan that includes drug coverage). In some cases, doctors must order or use only drugs listed on the health plan's formulary.
Prescription drugs that have the same active ingredient formula as a brand-name drug. Generic drugs usually cost less than brand-name drugs and are rated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to be as safe and effective as their brand-name equivalent.
A type of Medicare Advantage plan where you choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP) who provides or arranges for all your care with providers who are in the plan's network. Referrals
are required. If you go outside the network, other than for emergency care, for urgent care or for out-of-area renal dialysis, you are responsible for paying for your own care.
Health care services and supplies a doctor decides you may receive in your home under a plan of care established by your doctor. Medicare only covers home health care on a limited basis as ordered by your doctor.
This is the part of Original Medicare that pays for "room and board" if you're a patient in a hospital or skilled nursing facility. It also pays benefits for hospice care.
When you first become eligible to enroll in Medicare or a Medicare plan. For most, it's the seven-month period that begins three months before the month you turn 65 and ends three months after the month you turn 65.
An amount added to your monthly premium for Part B or a Medicare drug plan (Part D) if you don't join when you're first eligible. You pay this higher amount as long as you have Medicare. There are some exceptions.
Care that gives help with the activities of daily life, like eating, dressing and bathing, over a long period of time. Most long-term care is considered custodial care. Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans do not cover long-term care.
A limit that Medicare Advantage plans set on the amount of money you will have to spend out of your own pocket in a plan year. In Medicare Part D, this is the maximum amount of money you will have to spend out of your own pocket before catastrophic coverage begins for the remainder of the year.
This is the part of Original Medicare that helps pay for doctors' services, outpatient care and other services that Part A doesn't cover, including physical and occupational therapy. Part B generally pays 80% of the approved cost for Medicare-covered services (you pay 20%). Part B coverage is optional and has a monthly premium. You must have Part B if you want to enroll in a Medicare advantage or Medicare Supplement plan.
A type of plan offered by a private company. In Medicare Advantage plans, a single plan provides you with both hospital and doctors' care. Many Medicare Advantage plans also include prescription drug coverage. You must have Part A and Part B to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan and continue to pay Part B premiums, in addition to any plan premium.
If you enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan during the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) from October 15 through December 7, then you have until February 14 of the following year to disenroll. If you disenroll, you will return to Original Medicare automatically. If prescription drug coverage was included in your Medicare Advantage plan, you can enroll in a standalone Medicare Part D prescription drug plan during this time. You can also enroll in a Medicare Supplement plan.
These are health insurance policies that typically have standardized benefits, are sold by private insurance companies and allow you to use any doctors and hospitals that accept
Medicare. These plans help fill Medicare's gaps by paying some or all of the deductibles, coinsurance and copayments (your share of costs). You must have Part A and Part B to enroll in a Medicare Supplement plan and continue to pay Part B premiums, in addition to the plan premium.
You are guaranteed the right to buy any Medicare Supplement insurance plan available where you live during the six months after you are enrolled in Medicare Part B at age 65 or
older. This six-month period is called your Open Enrollment Period (OEP). During this time, the insurer cannot refuse to sell you a plan or charge a higher premium due to your medical history or current health.
The payment you make to a health benefits company like Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred for your health plan. Members pay the monthly plan premium in addition to Medicare Part A (if applicable) and Part B premiums.
A group of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and other health care providers contracted with a health plan to take care of its members. In an HMO, you must use network providers.
With PPO plans, you pay less when you use the plan's network providers – or you can use providers outside the network for a higher copay or coinsurance.
Original Medicare is fee-for-service coverage under which the government pays your health care providers directly for your Part A and/or Part B benefits. Learn more in our What is Medicare section.
Indicates the amount you pay or others pay on your behalf toward the cost of your prescription drugs, including deductible, copays, coinsurance and payments made in the coverage gap. Premiums do not count toward out-of-pocket costs. It is used by Part D plans to differentiate between total drug costs (the amount paid by the plan and the member) and the member's share of costs.
The total amount a member pays for coinsurance and copays in a calendar year before the plan picks up the full cost of covered expenses.
When you are applying for an insurance plan, a name for an illness or medical condition you currently have.
A type of Medicare Advantage plan in which you use doctors, hospitals and other health care professionals who have contracted with a health plan to provide care to its members. You can also use providers outside the preferred provider network for an additional cost. Unlike an HMO, you don't need to get referrals to see specialists.
A Medicare Part D prescription drug plan may be a stand-alone drug plan you can enroll in if you have Original Medicare, a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan or certain kinds of Medicare Advantage plans. It can also be a Medicare Advantage plan that offers Part D prescription drug coverage in addition to health benefits.
Health care that emphasizes prevention, early detection and early treatment of conditions. Examples of preventive care are flu shots, screening mammograms and diabetes screenings.
This is a doctor who provides basic care. Your primary care physician is the doctor you see for most health problems. In an HMO, you must receive a referral from your primary care physician in order to see a specialist.
A type of Medicare Advantage plan that allows you to visit any Medicare-eligible doctor, hospital or other health care service provider who is willing to accept the plan's payment terms and conditions. If the plan does not offer prescription drug coverage, you are eligible to join a stand-alone drug plan.
This is approval from your primary care physician to see a specialist or receive certain services. In some Medicare Advantage plans (like an HMO), you need to get a referral to see someone other than your primary care physician.
This is group health insurance coverage offered through an employer or other plan sponsor to retired employees.
The insurance policy, plan or program that pays second on a claim for medical care. This could be Medicare, Medicaid or other insurance depending on the situation.
A service area is typically a county, state or region in which a Medicare Advantage plan offers service. You must live in the plan's service area to join.
Care that can only be given by a registered nurse or doctor.
A coverage rule used by some Medicare Prescription Drug Plans that requires you to try one or more similar, lower cost drugs to treat your condition before the plan will cover the prescribed drug.
A monthly benefit paid by Social Security to people with limited income and resources who are disabled, blind, or age 65 or older. SSI benefits aren't the same as Social Security retirement or disability benefits.
This is a drug plan formulary that divides drugs into groups. Each group, or tier, has a different level of cost sharing. For example, a generic version of a drug may have a lower copay than a brand-name version of the drug. The details of the cost sharing vary from plan to plan.


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Shortly after hearing about the proposed Toys "R" Us site, I was attending a 30th District Republicans meeting and suggested the city could help out the state budget by "giving back" the $5 million we were "given" for the performing arts center and help with the state budget.
I'm not against the arts, but I don't think every taxpayer should "contribute" to a performing arts center. As I understand the role of government, it should provide for the public safety, justice, roads and water — those things that individually we can't do for ourselves.
I recently attended a meeting at the Dumas Bay Centre, which I think is in a beautiful setting where the discussion was about how to market it (with a $70,000 grant). I recall when it was first purchased in about 1993, and the visions for it at that time. With remodeling and the help of the Knutzen family, Centerstage Theatre had a place to perform. It was the end to end all, but not for long. I've enjoyed attending some performances there.
Now I assume it's not "the place" and we need bigger and better. Ironically, I have been reading in the Seattle Times of theaters in Seattle: Empty Space Theater folded first, and now Intiman Theatre has more than $1 million debt. So will the arts groups in Federal Way be able to afford it if these other groups are having problems?
Maybe some forethought should have been in mind when the old AMC Theatres was torn down. Could it have been remodeled as a "performing" theater? Here you see buildings in Europe that are hundreds of years old and still functioning. I've watched this project languish for sometime now. Having lived here for almost 50 years, I'm not one who relishes the "Symphony," or whatever the high-rise project is called now, to come to fruition.
I go by the old Ken Jones swimming pool, a Forward Thrust project out of the 1970s and now "boarded up" for sometime. I wonder if, had it been built in a sensible configuration, it would still be useful today. The same Forward Thrust pool in Issaquah is still functioning. So we have the community center with pool, etc., that financially is not doing well, from what I read.
Recently I enjoyed a performance of the Federal Way Harmony Kings at St. Luke's Church. I see that the Federal Way Symphony will be there this next month. Our church had a wonderful choir with a large audience last week. The Historical Society of Federal Way had a wonderful Veterans Day celebration at Todd Beamer High School with a full audience. I know these are not some grandiose places, but for those attending, it's the performance that counts. Maybe organizers have to schedule several dates in order to accommodate the audiences. If "needed," we can always go a few miles to Auburn or even Highline Community College for larger areas to perform.
I do appreciate and enjoy "culture." Each of my children had piano and other music lessons, which they are still using in their church, and one even in a community orchestra.
As Matthew Jarvis mentioned in his Nov. 27 letter, let those who want to contribute their money to a performing arts center do so, and not tax those who can't afford it or those who will never attend.
Lynda Jenkins, Federal Way
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