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The chicken sausages are sold in three packages of five links and the first time we bought them we thought, "What have we done? We'll never eat all this."
Were we ever wrong.
These are good grilled and stuffed into hotdog buns, cut in coins and dropped into spaghetti sauce, and put on skewers for shish kabobs. We've even cut them in pieces, broiled them in the oven and put them on toothpicks with cheese cubes for a quick appetizer.
Every time we buy them, we find a new way to use them.
But our favorite way to prepare these sausages is in a pasta dish we came up with when we were overrun with bell peppers earlier this summer.
We've probably made this dish three or four times now and it's always a winner at our dinner table.
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1 red bell pepper, sliced in thin rings and halved
1 yellow bell pepper, sliced in thin rings and halved
1 large onion, sliced in rings and halved
3 cloves garlic, chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 package (5 links) Artisan Fresh Mozzarella and Roasted Garlic Chicken Sausages
8 ounces bowtie pasta, cooked and drained
3 to 4 tablespoons cream or half-and-half (optional)
In a large skillet, sauté bell pepper, onion and garlic in olive oil until soft, 5 or so minutes. Slice sausage links into 3⁄4-inch pieces and add to skillet. Reduce heat and cook another 8 to 10 minutes, until sausages are heated through and lightly browned. Toss sausage mixture with cooked, drained pasta. Add cream, if desired, and toss again. Add a bit more olive oil if mixture is too dry.
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Some readers will remember that I began working with a weaver in Scotland on a lightweight tweed project this past spring. That's because standard widths of traditional Shetland and Cheviot tweeds rarely weight less than 14 ounces (400 grams) and make up into jackets that are a bit warm for the shoulder seasons, and for California generally.
The lighter cloth that is sometimes promoted in tweed's place, like Porter & Harding's Glorious Twelfth and Hardy's Worsted Alsport, is worsted posing as tweed and, though the quality of Glorious Twelfth in particular is excellent, it's not the real thing.
The real thing differs from worsted in that the cloth is woven by one man in his home using natural yarn that's spun and dyed in Scotland, in lengths that will make five jackets and no more. It's got more texture and the weave is more open, so it wears significantly cooler than its weight would indicate. That weight is light to begin with, at 10.5 ounces (300 grams), so the result is a cloth for spring and fall jacketings (it's not meant for trousers).
All that said, the brown and green Shetland herringbone in the photo (the colors are more vibrant in reality) is on its way to becoming odd jackets for another reader and me. The swatch looks great against gabardine odd trousers in shades of olive and tan and that's how I plan to wear the jacket.
There are a couple jacket-sized five metre (single width) lengths left - if you'd like one please send me an email.
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Lightweight Tweed Update
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- Seneca said...
I have a Ralph Lauren jacket made out of 100% silk cream-and-tan herringbone tweed. It wears cooler than it feels because of that open weave. Have you experimented with anything like that for a summer tweed jacket?
- August 7, 2008 at 7:59:00 AM PDT
- Brian said...
Nice cloth.
How much do you know about the yarn? Is it a Cheviot? Woolen or worsted? Single or ply? - August 7, 2008 at 9:12:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
The yarn is a ply Shetland and like all tweed a woolen.
Seneca, the silk jackets I've worn have been too warm for summers (except perhaps in cool climates). That's unfortunate as silk's lustre makes it great for sunny days. - August 7, 2008 at 11:05:00 AM PDT
- Nicholas said...
An ironic problem! The rest of the world struggles to find anything above 14oz, let alone a good solid 18oz+.
- August 7, 2008 at 5:29:00 PM PDT
- Sinatra's Shadow said...
Will, I am confused by your statement "like all tweed a woolen". It is possible to get worsted tweed garments.
- August 8, 2008 at 3:56:00 AM PDT
- Brian said...
If I may venture a reply, woolen yarn is part of the definition of tweed.
It is indeed possible to weave a broken twill which would look somewhat like this cloth from worsted yarn, but it wouldn't properly be a tweed. In general terms it would wear less warmly than tweed, would be more durable and perhaps more lustrous.
Tartans are worsted. Tweeds are woolen. - August 8, 2008 at 11:16:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
Thanks Brian. Putting it another way, there are worsteds with patterns similar to tweed patterns a la Glorious Twelfth, but they are still worsteds. Tweed is a woolen.
- August 8, 2008 at 11:20:00 AM PDT
- Sinatra's Shadow said...
Thanks Brian and Will. That accords with my understanding of the wool type used for tweed but it is confusing that references are made to "worsted tweed", as I have seen in places. I shall put such references down to the lack of knowledge of others!
- August 8, 2008 at 11:41:00 AM PDT


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This afternoon, House Speaker John Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy, Republican Conference Chairman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, and Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte released the following statement on immigration reform and border security :
"Our nation's immigration system is broken – hurting families, our national security, and the economy, which is why reform is included in our plan for economic growth and job creation.
"While we applaud the progress made by our Senate colleagues, there are numerous ways in which the House will approach the issue differently. The House remains committed to fixing our broken immigration system, but we will not simply take up and accept the bill that is emerging in the Senate if it passes. Rather, through regular order, the House will work its will and produce its own legislation.
"Enacting policy as consequential and complex as immigration reform demands that both chambers of Congress engage in a robust debate and amendment process.
"Our nation's immigration processes, border security, and enforcement mechanisms remain dysfunctional. The House goal is enactment of legislation that actually solves these problems and restores faith in our immigration system, and we are committed to continuing the work we've begun toward that goal in the weeks and months ahead."
Today, the House unanimously passed the Improving Postsecondary Education Data for Students Act (H.R. 1949), a bill to explore ways to enhance higher education transparency and help make life work for students and their parents.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor made the following remarks on the Floor of the House in support of H.R. 1549:
"American moms and dads are working tirelessly to help their children achieve their dreams. For many, that dream includes college. However, the cost of postsecondary education has become increasingly difficult for American families to bear. Young graduates today are not only confronting a tough job market when they leave school, they are continually facing a growing mountain of debt that is financially burdensome and extremely difficult to pay back.
Today, the House approved the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline by passing the Northern Route Approval Act (H.R. 3) in a bipartisan 241-175 vote.
Upon passage, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor released the following statement:
"Working families need access to jobs and affordable energy, but President Obama continues to block construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. Building the pipeline would create tens of thousands of new jobs, bring more energy to the marketplace from our ally Canada, and help lead to lower energy prices for families.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor makes a brief statement on the tragedy in Oklahoma following the weekly meeting of the House Republican Conference.
"Our hearts break when we see images of the terrible devastation in Oklahoma from last night and this morning. Families torn apart, kids taken from us way to earlier, and communities devastated.
"As we heard from our Oklahoma colleagues, the people of Oklahoma are strong. The people of our country are strong. We will help them rebuild and do what is necessary as Americans always do.
"We will continue to focus here in Washington on making sure that does happen and that we address the other challenges that our nation faces."
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Only two days before the first leg of the triple crown, the Kentucky Derby presented by Yum Brands. The Kentucky Derby was first run in 1875 and first televised May 3 1952. It is know as the most "exciting two minutes in sports" because the race is usually run in about 2 minutes at distance of 1.25 miles or 10 furlongs. I find the derby to be exciting because it is the best three year old race horses in the country running. The Derby is sometimes referred to as the "run for the roses." The horses have been training all winter for this race and needed $125,000 in winnings to be entered. The Kentucky Derby is run on a dirt surface so weather can be a factor.
One Derby tradition is hats! No one knows for sure where the derby hat tradition started but Courtney Stinson, public relations manager for the Kentucky Derby Museum states that "They went around to all of the women's clubs in town and invited the women to dress up in their finest to come to the Derby. ... In that period, of course, the hat was essential, and the hat just carried through." It is exciting to see all the hats, each with their own unique style . Hats can range in price from $45 to $5000. So even if you don't enjoy horse racing, the people watching can be just as fun. NBC will carry the coverage of the race this year, turn on your HDTV early and enjoy!
Another tradion of the Kentucky of Derby is the Mint Julip. The Mint Julip is a very yummy drink. It is an iced drink consisting of Kentucky bourbon, fresh mint leaves a sugar cube , and traditionally served in a silver or pewter cup. If you go the derby you will get your Mint Julip in a commemorative Kentucky Derby glass which is a great collectors item. Also, it lets you keep track of how many Mint Julips you have consumed on biggest day of racing.
Because we are a veterinary clinic I need to insert a little veterinary knowledge into this blog. One of the most common questions I get is about using Lasix in race horses. Lasix is a loop diuretic (water pill) and causes the horse to urinate before the race. Lasix helps to decrease the severity of EIPH (exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage). EIPH is likely caused when the horse runs at full capacity and has micro blood vessels in their lungs break and blood enters the lower airways. The horses that bleed usually have a harder time finishing a race and are also predisposed to a respiratory tract infections. A recent paper was published that proved the Lasix decreases the severity of EIPH and keeps horses healthier. Most good trainers will have an endoscopic exam performed on
the horse after the race to see if there was any bleeding. This is an important function of a racetrack veterinarian as they can choose the correct treatment based on the findings. Horses are not alone because it has been reported that human athletes, racing camels and racing greyhounds all experienced EIPH while running at maximum intensity. Enough science for now.
To support the race, head to your closest parimutuel window to place your bets (like at Scioto Downs or Beulah Park) on May 7th 2011 and pick the Derby winner. Hopefully your long shot will come in first!. Post time for the 137th running of the Derby is 6:25pm on NBC.
If you wear your Kentucky Derby hat on Friday or Saturday into FeederCreek Veterinary Clinic you will receive a free Frisbee for your dog.
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I purchased original magazines of The New Yorker on Ebay for $12.50 each and then hit Michaels today for frames that I lucked out on for 6.00 on clearance. I simply framed the cover and voila...... The magazines are dated to the mid 1940's but are in excellent condition. So let your mind wander as you could frame Vogue, Good Housekeeping, you name it and you can have yourself some art decor on the cheap, but it hardly looks cheap! These will be going in my office. | |||
Nice and the colors coordinate also. | ||||
What a great idea! Very impressive for not too much spent. Summers are just this side of hell, but you don't have to shovel sunshine... Click on the left to show albums http://s76.photobucket.com/use...brary/?sort=3&page=1 | ||||
This is a tried and true way to create an eye-catching display. Like items, identically framed, in multiples, is always chic, especially New Yorker covers. I'll never forget the two lovely men who lived near me in DC, who covered every inch of their tall stairwell walls with framed Playbill covers; at least 100. And, that was only a fraction of the covers they owned. They were inveterate theater-goers and traveled several times a month to NY to attend Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, even to the Tony Awards each June. All covers were framed in simple black frames. So elegant, with the bold yellow, white and gray covers. | ||||
They look great sunny. You can frame so many things if you use your imagination. I brought my mom and niece to a book fair recently and I just looked for art books that I could take a few pics from for framing. ****Look at objects not only for what they are, but for what they could be, vg**** | ||||
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Very nice - inexpensive art that looks upscale! I have some calendars I plan to frame. Interesting art is everywhere if one looks. Lucky "I have always had an aversion to the concepts of in style and out of style." ~Rose Tarlow Inspirational pics: http://inspiration4u.shutterfly.com/ | ||||
Thank you for your kind words and glad I could share! acychihuahua - The framed Playbill covers must of looked gorgeous! | ||||
They did! And, you are a woman after my own heart with those fabulous vintage New Yorker covers you found. I am a long-time subscriber to the New Yorker, and have always wanted a print wall of nothing but NYer covers. I am envious! | ||||
So ironic you should say this as many years ago I saw in a decorating magazine your exact idea! A young girl found a bundle of The New Yorker Magazines in an antique shop that she purchased and had the idea doing an entire wall in her living room. She had just moved in and was in need of wall decor for her empty space and I never got that image out of my head, so when I was in need of wall art the light bulb went off. Needless to say, her wall was stunning! The great thing about my 3 prints is that they tell a story, at least for me. The one with the trees is a fall/winter scene of people gathering kindling for the coming winter which represented us living in Upstate NY. The other is of a woman directing a moving van with a white colonial in the distance with a "for sale" sign" which represented us selling our colonial; The other with the sail boat on the dock represents us now being on the water in FL with a dock out our back door. But of course the best is the fact they are all The New Yorker! My home state! Just typing this out brought back many memories and a HUGE smile on my face - Thank you! xo | ||||
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Winter/Spring 2013 Adventures The Science Factory's educational programs offer children the chance to experience hands-on learning, creative problem solving and discovery in a stimulating and fun environment. Sign up for one or many. Complete the registration form and mail or fax to our offices.
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First Friday of the month 9 AM 12 Noon Ages 5 and under only Drop-in/No pre-registration required. A casual "drop-in" program just for you and your preschooler to discover science together! The first Friday of the month, we set up activities and interactive learning stations designed to create an experience between you and your child that will ignite your child's curiosity and interest in science. First Friday Discovery Days are where our youngest visitors can enjoy Science Factory activities "big-kid-free!" Limited to children ages 5 and under only who are accompanied by parent or guardian. Siblings who are not the appropriate age for these activities will not be allowed into the activity areas at this time. A named member musst be present to receive membership benefits, and non-member adult guests will pay regular fees. Members: FREE! Non-members: $10 per parent/child combo. Additional children $2 each. Registration not required.
Backyard Science Friday, May 3 How does the Sun cause colors to fade? How many legs does a centipede have? What adventures can you find in your backyard? Join us to find the answers to these questions and more. Come explore our backyard and discover a whole morning of fun and science. Warning: Some activities may get messy! Blast Off! Friday, June 7 5...4...3...2...1...BLAST OFF! Join us this month for a morning of experiments in chemical reactions, building recycled rockets adn launching our own paper airplanes and helicopters. We'll discover cool ways to explore physics and chemistry on this summer day of science and fun. Girls' Science Adventures
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These Saturday workshops allow girls ages 10-12 to meet women scientists from the University of Oregon while participating in hands-on activities. The girls will tour the University laboratories where the scientists do their research. They will be able to experience the scientific process while getting an exciting behind the scenes peek at research in psychology, biology, chemistry, physics, geography, and computer science. The program is run in conjunction with the University of Oregon Women in Graduate Sciences. New this year: Unless otherwise specified, pick up and drop off for each program will be at a location on the UO campus. After you register, check your confirmation for details. Chemistry of Polymers Saturday, January 12 Chemically speaking, a polymer is a long chain-life molecule with a repeating pattern. In the everyday world, polymers are things that are bouncy, stretchy, sticky, or slimy. We'll take a close look at polymers that chemists construct in the lab, and we'll build and test (and eat!) some of our own. Biology — Genetics of Life Saturday, February 9 In the 1950s, scientists discovered the molecule that carries the genetic code in every living organism. Since then, DNA has revolutionized the way we think about life. We'll spend the morning learning about DNA by extracting it from the fruit. We'll figure out how just four letters can combine to create near-infinite possibilities. Physics Saturday, March 9 Join us for a fun-filled morning of engineering with SPICE at the Oregon Center for Optics. Put your design skills to work as we attempt to make skyscrapers out of some unusual (and very tasty!) building materials. How tall will your gumdrop tower be? Computer Science Saturday, April 13 Join us as we partner with Thinkersmith for an exploration of computational thinking. We'll find out some of the methods that make computers so good at sorting and processing information. We'll also try our hands at computer programming using Scratch, an innovative programming language that lets users create interactive games with just a few mouse clicks. Note: This program will take place at the Science Factory. Mark your calendars! Full descriptions of future programs are coming soon to our web site:
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Terry890 wrote:I am hunting for a christmas stocking kit directions from the 1950's that Bernat made. It has a candle, tree and wreath on the stocking. It is knitted in green, red, and white.
Here's the Ravelry link for that pattern, but the link to the free pattern is no longer working. Maybe you can check with some of the 50 people who made that project in Ravelry, to see if they still have the pattern available.


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Ardrossan Sunset
The great thing about staying on the coast is that I can watch and see how a sunset develops and nip out and within 10 minutes I am ready to capture it. You can tell over the course of the afternoon/ early evening if the sunset is going to look any good. I watched this big bank of cloud roll in as the sunset drew nearer. I was hoping for the sun to set just before the cloud hit the top of the isle of Arran in the distance which would have meant the whole sky would have been lit up with the underside of the clouds going pink and purple. It would have been pretty spectacular had it happened, unfortunately it's not always like that. The bank of cloud moved a bit quicker than expected and the setting sun never got the chance to light up the underside of the clouds. What I did get though was a touch of colour on the horizon and a pretty impressive menacing sky. The sky did bring with it big splodges of rain, which luckily didn't come down too heavy until after I had packed up and the sun had set completely.
The location for this shot was along Ardrossan North Shore. This is supposed to be a wreckage of an old ship but I'm not one hundred percent sure if it is or not. It does still make good foreground interest though.


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The Sling is back for 2012. The sling swimsuit style all but disappeared in 2011 with the resurgence of the one-piece. PAO staffers were on hand when the major swimwear corporations unleashed their 2012 lines. Here is a quick, by quick PAO means slow, run down:
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I saw a recipe pop up for slow cooker Thai chicken the other day and I realized that I had all the ingredients on hand to make a vegetarian (actually vegan!) version. YAY! It looked easy, tasty and I thought I'd give it a go. The results did not disappoint. It truly was easy and it tasted amazing. Final icing on the cake? I was able to put my leftovers to good use by making them into lettuce wraps the next night at dinner!
A couple of things of note… I ate it before I took a picture of it. So, just take my word for it that it looks good too. Also, the 1 Tbsp of saracha in the recipe makes it pretty hot. If you don't like spicy foods, I'd drop it down to just 1/2 Tbsp. If you're not a tofu fan, you can also adapt this same recipe to use a Faux Chicken product such as Quorn Chik'n Cutlets or Gardein Chick'n Scallopini.
Slow Cooker Thai Tofu
Serves 4. Recipe based off of Shrinking Kitchen
- 4 Tbsp PB2 (or 1/4 cup of peanut butter)
- 3/4 cup light coconut milk
- 1 Tbsp Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce (use 1/2 Tbsp if you like less heat)
- 2 Tbsp lime juice
- 1 Tbsp low-sodium soy sauce
- 1 Tbsp Sugar
- 2 Tbsp grated fresh ginger
- 1 package extra firm Tofu, sliced in 1/2 inch slabs
- 1/3 cup chopped peanuts, for topping
- 4 Tbsp chopped cilantro, for topping
- 1/2 cup bean sprouts, for topping
- 8oz Whole wheat pasta
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- Combine PB2 or peanut butter with coconut milk in a medium bowl.
- Add in Sriracha (or less), lime juice, soy sauce, sugar, and ginger. Stir well to combine.
- Coat the tofu with the mixture and place in a slow cooker. Pour half of the remaining mixture into the slow cooker. Retain the other half in the refrigerator for use later.
- Cook on high for 2 1/2 – 3 hours or low for 4 – 5ish hours.
- Cook and drain the pasta. Heat remaining peanut sauce and carrots in the pasta pot, cooking over medium heat until well combined and carrots are slightly limp. Add the pasta back to the pot and stir well to combine.
- Serve tofu over the top of the pasta. Top with chopped peanuts and cilantro.
Thai Tofu Lettuce Wraps from the leftovers
- Leftover Thai Tofu (recipe above)
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1/2 can water chestnuts, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup green onions, for topping
- Leftover bean sprouts, for topping
- Leftover cilantro, for topping
- Lettuce leaves (iceburg, romaine or green leaf), washed and dried
- Cut the leftover tofu into cubes. Heat over medium heat along with carrots and water chestnuts.
- When it's heated through, add green onions and serve with lettuce leaves, bean sprouts and cilantro.
- Eat by placing a bit of the tofu mixture into the lettuce leaf, roll it into a wrap and devour!


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Workplace organising is not just about joining a union At my old job, if we had formed a workplace committee that fought for everyday issues we faced at work we would have been able to win more support for the union organizing effort we were undertaking. If my co-workers had been able to feel a sense of power at work, a voice, hope, instead of despair and futility about the issues at work, then we would have seen it as the next logical step to form an official union while still carrying out our on the job direct actions. The way I see it, the best way to take collective action at work and to win the dignity, respect, and material gains we deserve is to form an autonomous workplace committee made up of only our co-workers and controlled by us. What the hell are we supposed to do make our lives better, to be able to afford our rent, buy healthy food, keep warm, and be able to go to the doctor if we're sick? I say we gotta fight back, we have to demand dignity, respect, better wages, and a healthcare plan we can afford. It sounds like a vauge solution to fight back, but within this article I hope to demonstrate from experience and discussion with others how we can fight back and win.
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The 85 billion dollar sequestration is not a debate on budget cuts . Its the debate on the level of Increased spending . It has nothing to do with actual cuts to a budget . The spending is going to continue to grow at staggering levels even if the sequestration occurs.
President Obama already has achieved significant tax increases on Business and the middle class via Obama Care. He got further Tax increases on the wealthiest Americans as well as the working class in the last Tax deal . This all at a time when the economy did not grow in the last quarter of the year.
This reality corresponds with the Obama Administration record spending in his first term as the DEBT of the nation has grown to 16.6 Trillion . The debt 10.6 Trillion when Obama took office. The Obama spending addiction has grown into a tax and regulation addiction . Perhaps the average Obama voter is clueless to the realities of this debt to even the next generation. Otherwise they would of not voted for more of the same .It is clearly a spending problem and it needs to be addressed in a real way for this nation to grow in prosperity. Something We all want long term. But currently we are chosing an immediate cookie over a well cooked steak . And if we continue to do so , even the cookies will crumble.
One of the only real solutions for the country is to grow the economy while actually cutting spending .A real CUT or Balance Budget amendment . We need to pay are bills but we need to do it in a way that doesn't commit the country to economic suicide . Than there are no winners.(just ask greece)
I am not optimistic about the nations future as it is over taxed , over regulated and the current admistration has a anti domestic energy policy.When you couple these anti capitalistic policies and add in the Obama spending addiction the nation looks more and more like the titanic and the Iceburg is closing in .While Obama plays Chicken Little as to what 85 billion dollars means to us all . He is really debating that an ice cube is a bigger threat than the ICE BURG. Sadly, too many Americans believe it .
9:18 am on Sunday, February 24, 2013
The sequestration is a cut of about 44 billion the rest of the year as it is pro rated. The size of Government has nearly doubled in the last decade . The economy certainly hasnt doubled over that span . The current formula is a spending problem and it is out of control . Completely unsustainable and that is as plain as the nose on our faces. The president says balanced approach and than proposes 27 new programs at the state of the non without cutting one! He is addicted to spending and completely lacks the leadership or desire to accomplish the dire fiscal woes the country faces.
Richard Head
8:19 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Like Father, like Son.
IF Obama had a son, he would be exactly like John.
Locally, street lights are cut, taxes raised, and property tax funded facade grant programs to benefit cronies and insiders are expanded. Meanwhile City Hall cries BROKE and asks nonprofits for donations.
All part of the OBAMANATION! Team National meets Team Local.
Lyle Ruble
8:55 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
To all you brilliant conservatives out there; what did you think was going to happen when our national policies favored the oligarchy/plutocracy. Where were the conservatives when the private equity firms, financial institutions and others stripped employment away from the middle class and rising lower class in order to find cheaper labor to exploit? Where were the conservatives when business decided to move offshore to avoid American stricter environmental and labor safety standards? Where were the conservatives when, in order to rectify the onerous practice of "red lining", congress passed laws loosening home owner financial restrictions? Where were the conservatives when Reagan went on a spending spree creating military forces and hardware just to subsidize the military/industrial complex for their political support and to spend us out of the Regan Recession? Where were the conservatives when the Patriot Act was proposed and passed, allowing for unprecedented growth in Executive Power and now we are faced with a loss of due process and unwarranted surveillance? Where were the conservatives when a Republican Executive demanded that we engage in the war in Iraq and we did? Where were the conservatives when wages have remained stagnant for the past 30+ years sliding the previously strong middle class toward financial despair and ruin? The conservatives have set on the sidelines cheering on the transition from greatness to ruin, all in the name of short term gain.
Bob McBride
9:13 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
And you sat on the sidelines complaining about it, all the while knowing there was nothing that could be done about it (I'll give you the Iraq war, but that's it). So what's the difference?
We've been dealing with a growing global economy for well over 30 years that no amount of legislation on our part could have stopped, sans, perhaps, not granting certain countries favored nation status (and even that would have worked against us in the long run, had we not).
You're pining for time that doesn't exist anymore and can't exist given the current state of world affairs. Something we have virtually no control over. Your solution, and that of those on the left, is to increase the welfare state and move towards more government control, heavier taxation (realistically for all, not just the 1% you despise) and hope that you can somehow shame businesses that can take their entire operations out of the country to more attractive venues in short order to the point where they won't do so. The government can't employ everyone and it can't support those they can't employ with money taken from those they do. Driving away what's left of our manufacturing, distribution, design, IT and any other kind of business that doesn't have to be based in the US with punitive tax policy isn't a solution. It's the final nail in the coffin.
9:22 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Where were the Liberals Lyle?
The GDP shrank last month, was that due to Clinton giving China MFN status?
Why does the EPA make us burn Brent Light Sweet Crude, yet developing Nations can burn North American oil that is dirty and environmentally unfriendly?
Where were you when Executive Power was abused most recently?
Wages stagnating could be attributed to foreign competition who work for a bowl of rice per day. The $25/hr factory worker has a hard time asking for a raise when his counterpart in China works for pennies per hour. A level playng field would mean they both earn $12/hr.
Rather than fight amongst ourselves (which I predict is coming), I think we should put the crosshairs on the extreemists in Washington.
Young Conservative
9:31 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
What do all of these cities have in common?
All are controlled by Democrats and have been for decades.
This is the future if we let goofs like Lyle rule the roost.
9:52 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
What kinds of governmental intervention do you feel is appropriate for preventing companies form sending jobs overseas?
While I agree that it is less than ideal to be exporting those jobs, I would argue that it is something that needs to be done. Providing jobs overseas should help raise their standards of living. We should be evolving our economy to where we have far fewer unskilled labor jobs and more specialized/skilled manufacturing jobs.
As Craig stated, companies cannot compete in the global economy when they have to pay $25/hour for the same labor that their competitor pays $25/month for. Having the company close after failing to compete is even worse than sending jobs overseas.
10:14 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Once again Lyle cannot put together any facts, just rambles on with his idiotology, I mean, ideology.
Mr Lundt
10:55 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
You threw up as many shiny objects as you could to avoid talking about Obama's current spending issues.
You remember Obama----the guy in office now.
THe notion that these cuts could not happen painlessly is absurd. Your reply
REGAN'S fault!
Lyle Ruble
11:21 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Bob McBride....Maybe you didn't notice, but I pointed out the real culprit is the oligarchy/plutocracy. We gave them what they wanted. But for conservatives and liberals to complain about which side did what is pathetic. George HW Bush had it right when he called it "Voodoo Economics". The problem with the price/labor spiral and out of control inflation we were faced with over three decades ago, never was effectively dealt with and the can was just kicked down the road with one short term solution after another until we found ourselves in an untenable position. We have a huge economic problem that isn't being dealt with. The economic systems that proved so positive for us in the past, are just that, in the past. Our economic system is based on continuous growth models. When the economy is unable to grow we suffer. We may have to look to economic systems of sustainability and not growth. It's time to think outside the box and see what we can come up with. If not, we will never fully recover and keep slipping into third nation status.
Lyle Ruble
11:24 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Craig....You have to quit thinking in the short run and look to the process and big picture. Part of the problem we've been suffering from is short term thinking and expectations. As the global economy works itself and a new world order emerges, we have to be patient and not get excited about every fluctuation.
11:33 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lyle: You are calling the second great depression a fluctuation?
Believe it or not, I do understand your point of view about patience with the world economy.
My only problem with that is this: While we wait for wages to balance between emerging economies like China, we continue to spend like OUR economy is the world leader and booming.
It is simply unsustainable long term.
I often wonder and worry- is this the New World Order coming to fruition?
If so, our best is behind us. Not trying to be all doom and gloom, but the rest of our lifetime will suck. Our kids have no future either- that is what bothers me the most.
Lyle Ruble
11:40 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Mr. Lundt....The "shinny objects" you refer to are just a few of the short term solutions to chronic problems. The failure of national leadership didn't start with Obama, but has been a continuous problem. No one has shown the long term thinking and planning needed to finally solve some of the most egregious issues. We are still attempting to build an economy on the industrial age and not the information age. We are still educating children to the needs of the past and not the needs of the present and future. There is not just one "shinny object" to pick, but it's the entire system of always taking the short term and not committing to the long term. The economic environment has already switched to a global system, but we are still stuck in a parochial view of the world. IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT US!
Lyle Ruble
11:49 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Craig....You finally are getting the picture. This is the New World Order! We are no longer able to control the forces that are thrust upon us. We will adapt and weather the transition, but that doesn't mean there won't be a great many causalities along the way. Philosophies and ideologies must change to where people are prepared for being a global citizen. The biggest gift to our children is to educate them to be global citizens. They must be educated to function in a global society. This is the education that my youngest children have received and I feel very positive for their future.
Young Conservative
11:53 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
More empty platitudes and worn out liberal cliches from the resident wilted flower child.
How about some specifics Mr Ruble? Enough with your platitudes.
Lyle Ruble
12:27 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Young Conservative...I'll give you a specific. To be global citizens we must drop our nationalistic patriotism and understand that we aren't exceptional. This has to begin in the school system with a program to teach children the value of human exceptionalism, but also responsibility for the adversity that our actions may cause, such as climate change.
12:38 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lyle: That sounds too much like late night television conspiracy theorists' network.
LNCTN...Maybe Al Gore should have tried that for his network before he sold out to our enemies.
12:41 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@ Lyle
Sadly your solutions in most of you pieces are not solution driven or fiscally responsible . Just another spending program , I dont oppose New spending on true ideas to grow the economy instead of growing dependence on government.. As long as we can eliminate ALL the bad spending on bad ideas which is MASSIVE.. But no one can end a job servicing an awful idea in Washington . Asking a liberal to live in the Real world is quite a challenge when they think shrinking the economy with bad policy will somehow make the case that we are better off. By every economic measure Obama policies have been a EPIC FAIL . Even the housing bubble was caused by bad and irresponsible government policy. Just because politicians lie about the cause and effect doesn't mean anyone paying attention doesn't know better.
Lyle it was Obama who said he would reduce the deficit by half by the end of his 1st term. He added 6 trillion in 4 years. By his own definition he is unpatriotic .Amazing you can defend it as it only shows you true lack of knowledge into a debate on not only fiscal responsibility but nation sustainability. If you or I spend 46 cents of borrowed money on everything we spend going into eternity do you think you will leave your kids much ?
Bob McBride
12:51 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Yes, I noticed Lyle and passed it by as I always do, because it's nothing more than the usual attempt to identify a domestic culprit and demonize it rather than accept the global nature of the issue. It's complicated so we have to find someone/something to blame. You blaming the "oligarchy/plutocracy" is no different than others blaming "socialists/Marxists".
Lyle Ruble
12:54 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@skinnyDude....I don't disagree that we need to be fiscally responsible; but, is spending $600 to $700 billion on the military and weapon systems being fiscally responsible? For every program you support I probably oppose. As far as growth of the debt under Obama, how much of that was spent to prevent a complete collapse? I am not happy that we've had to spend so much to survive the worst economic downturn such the "Great Depression". It is time to give up the idea of American Exceptionalism and become Global Citizens. The best you can do for your children is to provide an education that will function well for their future. Beyond that, it is up to them to live in the world and make the best of it.
Lyle Ruble
1:08 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Bob McBride....Did I identify which oligarchy/plutocracy. The members of this group are internationalists to begin with. They make their wealth and retain their power no matter what.
1:12 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lyle, didn't mean to flag your comment...sorry about that.
Bob McBride
3:34 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Up until this point you've been referencing our domestic situation. If you're now suggesting that both Democratic and Republican leaders in this country have, for almost 30 years, been under the sway of some sort of global oligarchical/plutocratic cabal, then you're essentially admitting that you subscribe to the mother of all conspiracy theories, the infamous "New World Order". Is that the case?
Urban Pioneer
6:21 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lyle We were trying to get the government to shrink it's roles in spending even then. The fact is: even the GOP of the last 25 years hasn't been terribly "Conservative" until just the most recent years. The great influence of the TEA Party movement and retirements of many RINO's and DINO's has led this group closer to the front. Cantor Ryan and others get it. Boehner might be the last of the slghtly more RINO's out in our leadership. We shall see how tough he holds over the next 4-6-8 weeks. the CR is coming the Sequester is coming and another Debt cieling debate are all coming. Prez. Obama better start finding some thing to cut..start with postponing Obama-cares implementation another 2 years.
8:59 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I can barely read this article, how about some grammar and punctuation that is worthy of being on a news site? My comment has nothing to do with the content, only the delivery.
9:22 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I agree with Mike--this article is very hard to read with the punctuation, grammar, font, etc.
9:28 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I KNOW!!!!!! LETS RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE!!!!!! lets make goods cost more and harder for employers to keep employees!!!!
10:17 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Become dictator for a 5th term, prey upon people's ignorance and lie to them as Obama is doing.
10:54 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Campaign slogan for Obama's 3rd term: Mo' Free Shit
Guaranteed to win another election.
Young Conservative
10:58 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
FDR used to be the worst president this country has ever seen....that was until Barry Obongo was immaculated.
12:04 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Young Conservative: Have you read this one?
At least FDR only had one name and social security number.
Urban Pioneer
6:28 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
WW FDR Do? He would use even more letters from his alphabet soup style of governance until a World War could mask over his failures.
10:58 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I say we take the sequester and multiply it. Cut defense to real national defense, not protecting the Muslim Brotherhood. Turn the millions of wealth-sucking public sector union workers into private sector producers. Get the federal monster out of our way and Americans will do what we do better than any country in the world, produce wealth! The government must be chopped down in size, scope and expense.
Mr Lundt
12:42 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
You love to switch from details to the abstract to avoid talking about Obama and his spending.
No sane person argues that there is not massive wasted government spending. Obama and the left are being given the chance erase a sliver of the waste.
All we are getting from the left it
1) The sky is falling
2) It's Bush's fault
It is not reasonable to negotiate a settlement with such extreme zealots--there is no satisfying them.
Obama is being given the option of targeted cuts--he is refusing. He wants politically dramatic cuts to further his agenda ---and to hell with the people.
Lyle Ruble
1:45 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
@Mr Lundt....Whose extreme zealots, the right or the left? As a matter of fact, part of the problem is that politically the extreme rightists and extreme leftists are like runaway horses with the bit in their teeth. It has become a standoff and is resulting in a paralysis of action. Get your Tea Party Patriots out and we'll get our extreme liberals out and proceed from there.
Mr Lundt
2:29 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
"Get your Tea Party Patriots out and we'll get our extreme liberals out and proceed from there."
Please---this is the same crap we heard when the dems held all three branches of power.
The repubs have said OK Obama target your cuts and he refuses--he simply wants to inflict pain. You reply---TEA PARTY.
Lame but blaming others appears to be all you have because accountability you reject.
Steve ®
2:41 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Dear Obama voters:
Obama February 23, 2009:
► "Today I'm pledging to cut the deficit we inherited in half by the end of my first term in office. This will not be easy. It will require us to make difficult decisions and face challenges we've long neglected. But I refuse to leave our children with a debt that they cannot repay — and that means taking responsibility right now, in this administration, for getting our spending under control."◄
Yet he did the opposite.
Mr Lundt
2:59 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
According to Lyle that is because of the tea party.
Apparently the same reason Obama ignored his own debt commission.
Steve ®
11:53 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Ever notice how when I post this quote the liberals NEVER respond?
3:42 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
@ Steve
For Liberals it is not about making Honest statements with commitments to back them up . It is about growing government control of peoples lives and eliminating freedom .
Any Liberal that is paying attention knows Obama is a bald face Liar.That reality is a basic fact of life . But it doesnt matter when you sell your soul to the devil . In Fact, they lie to each other on things that are clearly False. Like Obama Care. The entire bill was a budgeting gimmick to sell it . Clearly, it will costs Trillions in unfunded entitlements in a relatively short period of time. Lies dont matter only the agenda. The ends justify the means.
Perhaps these Liberal Kool Aid drinkers are quiet as a church mouse because they cant dispute Obama said those words AND they cant admit he is a liar.


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We'll surround our bed with books.
And while we read we'll take turns braiding each others hair.
I sort of fall head over heels for beautiful things, and I want to share some of them with you.
I really would love to hear from you.
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Friday, August 26th 2011 6:54pm